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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26
MUSIC AND THE DRANI.
NETWORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY

NIN -lOhh llllbiA.AiA'n'.'iN wv III -
The first concert of the New-lOIk Phllhar-
monte Society, under Its reformed organization TOOK
place ON Saturday night at tie Academy Of Music Our
predictions Of a brilliant performance were fully insil
red Although the audience, affected somewhat by TO
Storm was not 50 large rs az the rehearsal was Wv
ertheess numerous and OF excellent quality; the oe'i
classes of NewYork society its culture, Us fashion ana
ts solid worth attending IN force the opening Oh VII"
we may fairly call artistic revival Theodore Iho"s
was warmly welcomed when he took the stand ana AI-
pause was abundant all through the evening iAe 'o
lowing was the programme:
overture The water Carrier ...~......-.. LEU III
symuhony No q, Pastoral ''io''1
G 5N,ar,iGs Manfred scaum,nu.
Interi,.iie - me Anime Fay(
inSV ir piano and Orchestra Op 900 rst rmeD ...f
Mt B. Mills .
symphonic Poem, "Mazeppa ".... '.''.''i~'N
Tbomas algays makes his programme With ace
arc,uton OF the proper contrasts, and concordance q"
tone coioriug The selections on this bin suited 'ne
another aud their .son though there was sENs
d,p,rture from the chronological order. was osca anu
effective Chcubnfs introduction 90 "lAe N1.'.
carrier' is masterpiece OF the strictly classical FORM "
overture, and ~ clean and polished workmanship -
lucid ARRANGEMENT. IT, elegance, force ana dii'n 5
have been admired aud studied By musicians oi aluo''
every school In schumanns" Manfred" we nave an o''.
t1re su constructed upon classic models, hA1 nl''
more poetic IN conception and frcer ~ utilncn" 80
su.gcstiyeucss was greatly chlauccd by tlr r'N''.
shorter numbers from the same work which were pn'
Immediately after IT, with only the brlccst uiefu9u'.'
Al tne end OF the programme we reached, 90 iA-t's
Afazeppa" the l4st expression Of that progress '"""
musical lndcpondcuce. that revolt AGAINST the uim"'
~ conventional forms, which distinguishes t1' NV
echoo! Of art schumtnu made experiments ih i'''.F
ton but Iszt was tie nrst 10 cary out ihe oeu' s'I
cipe 20 Us legitimate Developments
Ifthc new composition by Ran had Dcen a suite OF 20
ancient pattern. Il would have bccu luto.ciaOe 'F
E,,thoyeu and schum,nn. But 10 Is gate un.sr iAs
pul strng of dance measures treated by Bach and h'
AL II has little OF tie old-fasmou,d qud.nin'' H''
foimality and the spirit Of ils meoiious measures
generally modern while the Instrumentation in grace
np..s variety freedom. rich colorug the close inter-
weaving Of the piano and the orchestra. aud tho fr
nrominence OF solos Uhe hutes, bls,o0ns' h'.s
aud English horn being employed with spee''y une '
,ect IA In RATS best vein. Tho old composers W'''o
nothing In thl, style and u thcy had mado such ''ot'
the old orchcstras could not have played t. Iie euo
f. i The Key OF = dat aud has five movements i' N
troduotiou Is graceful theme. given out hfsi u' 'o
pi,no alone aud leading after awhile lnt' I'li par
Fn.ue In which again the piano Is ~ nfs1 us'd aio0
TnIs theme is by no airy, for tie me''die para
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capabe or holding their in conversation with thai,
ielloW-manufacturers at the Bradford market but
na1 no more sympathy with literary EFFORT or ia
manifestations OF extraordinary genius than Cblne.s
artist may be supposed 10 have with Mr. Rusln
whether by their fault by that of their clrc,,n
stances, The fact remains that the Br0nG. had no con-
GENIAL society IN the village in when they speut te,
iVes nor, am sorry 20 say, they even no.. apure
catod as they ought to be W their own couniry
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tration; but, rs the Canadian press has Itself
raised tins point, it cannot be improper for
the American press to discuss it,
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amussmcmts ann aleet,nss 60 Might.

Boorr's THEATRE" Rip-Vau-WinEle;" JenerSon'
RRoADwAY THEATRE" Antony and Cle9lh'.a. $500,
FIIrH AVENUE TBE ArRE-" EFudnc' We ANN0'SO
Mn, as CArDyN-s' foe DrlnkUds Home
PARk Tur ATKF-" The Hornets Nest
SAY FRANtISCO MINsTRElS.
WAIIACK's THEATRE" False shame"
CnICKERiNG HALL-Concert MISS beepe.
-, aopF's sgDEN-Circus and Mauagero.
MIDGET UAIL-Baby Show.
NFw AMERICAN MUSEUN-DaN ana Evening"
NETWORK NCUARUN-Day and evening"
No 433 FIFTH AVENUE--Buter Art Coiiecloh'
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OF all the canting trustees, the Rev. Alfred
Blewett-unless he is the subject of grossly
false charges-is the most piOus and the most
successful. The man who could soothe an
anxious suppiant for her money by gently and
pcrsuasively singing Sweet Hour of Prayer"
deserves more fame and more money than he
seems TO have secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

Another Sundays record of the treatment of
strangers in the churches of this city and
BROOKLYN. is given elsewhere. The general
verdict "a very favorable to the willingness
with which visitors are received and it might
not be too much to say that there has been
some improvement in that respect, where
there was any room for it, since the last ac-
count was published.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05
lFrom Thursdays Dnily.l
1bcISfJ:lill.

Gov. Bradley arrived from the west
By the train last evening, i'll h;s usual
good health.
j. c. CrGmbiG and i. L. Plummeg
come mp from Sun Francisco by the
same train. The former, who las been
irhalimg the most salubrious airs OF the
Golden State during tho past four
months. returns 10 his home here much
improved in health, which is highly
gratifying 20 his ,aHny friends.
The latter gentleman is steering hia
bnrguc towards Tie northern mining
camps, to ayoil-as he privately in-
formed ns-a collision with the San
Francisco Committee OF Safety, III the
event Of which tho destruction of the
Committee would be inevitable.
a. W. Gsdncy, Of Ruby Valley, and
- Brooks OF Oakland, Cab, wcro
also passengers, the former proceeding
to ialleck Station and the latter 10
Wells. Mr.. Gedncy WIS returning
from business trip to Eureka.
john Dorsey came down from Hal
lcck by the morning train aud returned
hy tina; III the evening.
Ca?taiA Crnige, Of Gimp Hailtck
came down l'y the train AMI is still in
town.
q. II. willard, who Inns been in the
mining region" Nor:h during the raat
fcw days, returned icia Ii, stage this
morning, and took tie train for San
FrHMcisLo.
Tie ole time sage brRahcr, McDuT
Brown, having cGmrlcied lis mission
AIRY l"bo:s nnJag the henigh:r,, Of New
E:bluIG States. entered at the eastern.
"nd nj the great strife, md passing
through lie ln"nstcr lcng:!Iwia"r came
out in safety upon the plntiorm here
tl:i5 morning. We haven't hal time to
interview our old friend yet, but iInm
II casual re!nay!: dropped, are convinced
Kim: lac is pregnant with rcwu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05
NlInt Awning.

That timc-houored parsonage, the
oldest inlni;tnnt," rs he wcnds his
way down the centre OF Main street
west, b. casting his weather optic to
lecward, and getting n focus anywhere
between the Senate saloon and tho
shoe shop, can become aware that the
Police Court has overcome portion of
It's economic scruples, by The cxtravn.
CANT display Of awning that will appear
to his adiairins gaze. That The nfore-
suid awning WAS completed without
military interference is source OF un-
fciGmsd satisfaction to every cdnscrva-
tive citizen, for the intensely belliger-
ent attitude assumed by the Court Mt
the laying of the foundations for the
supcrstructure, threatened an upheaval
OF the civil authority producing state
OF anarchy which nothing short Of mar
tinl law could suppress.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05
From Hunter District.


Joseph Hollister. after IN absence of
several weeks. appeared upon the
streets again to-day, and his bronzcd
phiZ clearly indicated That something be-
sides school teaching had engaged his
attention lately. IN answer to the in
quirv ms to where he Ind
GCcn, what he had been doing,
and what he Ind been doing il for,
the lucOnic answer came, Hunter,
mining, glory" After thus senten,iously
delivering himself, he condcsccndcd 20
pcimi; us to look ut about half ton of
BaInplc.orcs he had brought in. and in
justice TO the new camp, we must admit
that it is Of excellent quality.
Some large rrccimcns from the
short Horn" are exceptionally good.
and Joseph says there's plenty of just
such, and Only regrets that he owns no
pecumiary interest in it. Glenn. Stat
fcmbcrg is prospecting mine out there
aud is convinced that his progeny will
eventually fall heirs to vas, wealth.
Bob Cullen is also prosecuting work
upon the Atlantic with most ilHttering
prospects: the vein holding ont well
and the ore steadily improving as work
progresses. ..--r-.-
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a New Industry.

james Russell at his dairy ranch jus,
below town has begun the manufacture
of cheese on an extended scale, and TIE
SUCCESS of the enterprise has awarded
his energy. The necessary prcpurn-
tions involved considerable outlay, i'll
both time and money, hut ererything
is II: length completed nnl in working
order. The services Of mn experienced
man III the business has been secured,
he having come up from California for
the purpose, and VIZ never saw hand
somer, or tasted better article of
cheese than that now beimg produced ut
the dairy ranch. This is home man.
ufnrture; is both good and cheap, and
should in simple justice to home indus
try find ready sale among our citizens.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

Is Mc. IL. II. Grant, who las Just
i.iUumtuim City, We are informed Tint
;hu FHucc m.i:!, Tow owmvl by Phillip
Mayors, * STEADILY employed in crush
inS ore from the mountain Lautcl
Iairc, il running smoothly AMI do.
Ing good work. suInc six or eight men
axe employed at the mill, and from 10
to 20 regularly engaged in mining and
taking ont ore.
Some miners from Virginia City who
arranged with the owncrs q: ,hc'Moun-
tain City miilr, have struck fine body
in ihat claim near some of the old
workings, which gives every indication
of proving valuable find. These
PARTIES began sinking shaft on the
claim. and ut depth Of 60 feet en-
cUun;trcd thc vein, which showed three
i-ci Of good orc.
Our old friend Amos PIum;ncr, is
working twd claims OH California Hill,
nni both nrc developing most sntisfac-
iorily.
Work upon several other locations and
claims, is being prosecuted with good
results, and the prospects Of OLD Cope
are brighter and moro encouraging than
at any time since tho year Of its discov-
cry. The views tayorine the camp are
also well founded, Tor they orc brgcd
upon nctuul developments. ....
The many friends 0i Mrs. Gran. will
he please to hcnr thai her health still
continues to improve under the inilu-
cncc Of tho inyignintiny mountain air.
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Iron Friday's Daily.l
Another Distressing; : ccidrnt on the
IailrUrd. ..r

. q
Another Distressing; ; ccidrnt on the
Nai'rOrd.
The train from the East this morning
brought here from Terrace L. j. Shift
i lett, Il section man, who, while riding
| upon II hand car loaded with railroad
ties, fell in front, and was badly man.
gled by the car which passed over his
legs. .t. -....
Tho accident occurred about $50 yes
ttrday morning. n few miles east of
Terrace in the. following manner: The
car was descending grade quito rap-
idly, and the ties with which it was
heavily loaded, being roughly shaken,
| rolled from under The feet of ShiiIctt,
throwing him forward upon the track.
The injured man was taliel. directly to
Terrace, the nearest available point,
but rs surgical attention could not be
obtained there, II litter was prepared
and the sufferer brought here. He was
immediately removed to ~ room in the
Hotel, and I'M examination soon showed
the necessity OF eInputnting the right
leg above the knee joint, which was
s!i!tuily performed by Doctors 8Teigs
and Huntington. The knee joint was
found to be destroyed, rs was also tho
ankle joint. and the bones of the leg
between We're broken and shattered.
The left foot also sustained some ill.,
jury, some Of the small bones being
broken.
The unfortunate man is from Mis-.
souri,. where his relatives reside. He
came to this State from Omaha only
short time ago.
lie is resting quite comfortably this
evening. --
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05
I,tv I'nl,ni, IiiiIc.

From cx.SheriGi II. VI. Browa, who
has jlsi returned from "A visit 10 Roc.i
Creek District. we learn th"t the shaft
on the Falcon mine has reached II depth
OF LOG feet, and that Very ricA orc hps
been struck Oh both the cast nal west
sides oi the same. Some samples Of
the ore taken from tho lowest workings
show that radical CHANGE in The char.
ac:er OF tho lead las taken place: the
quart" having become quite soft, but
carrying amtimoniUl mud ruby silver in
quantity fully cInul to tl.o richest y.t
found in the Ininc. Tho change Of
E!OGni will ncccs5itato the use uf tim
beers. which have not heretofore been
required, ia. the great vC,iuclion in. the
cost and time in sinking and drifting
nccrnin9 th"rctron, will much more
than compensate for tia expense Cf
timGcring. Should the condition Of
ground remain ~ ut present. tbs woTl;
"i prospecting the mine viii be greatly
facilitated, nmi still more important de.
vGlopIncm;s may he expected soon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05
The Crops.

Through inquiry "f citizens from all
tl,c agricultural portions Of the county,
ve find that crops generally are look
ina very sell. aud The prospects for IN
average yield are good. On South
Fork and other localities south Of the
railroad, mush less barley than usual
Il us been sown; the rcnchcrs giving
norton of their attention TO the culture
of whoat. This we conceive To be u
very wise course, for since the establish
,ncnt here CT Touring mill, tho furm-
crs can not only supply their. own
brcad.stu!r. thus obvinting the neccssi-
ty of paying coin TO California. Utah
amd the railroad for this Indispensable
commodity, but also overcome the diff
iiculty arising from nu ovrrstock OF III c
former cereal. The ngr!cu!turiUts Of
this section appear II hare realized tn q
fact that the market for barley mas,
from causes pnlpnO!y apparent, been
greatly reduced. while that for wheat is
constantly on the increase, and arc net.
ing accordingly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05
Death or II. j.. Gardner.

II. Il. Gardner, n former wcll.k known
citizen Of this place, died suddenly
while on his why from Arizona 10 San
Francisco, n couple of weeks ngo. Mr.
Gardner will be remembered as pro-
prictor Of the Elko House, opposite the
Depot Hotel, and which was destroyed
by lire in ~. The cause Of his death
is said 10 haze been exhaustion from
excessive heat, whiIo crossing the
desert ucnr Fort YUM.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

The attendance II! the concert last
might was very slim, Notwithstanding
which the entertainment was such as
ahcu!l hnyo drawn full hoG.o. Tbs
singing WAS very good. lat thu rclfor-
mm ccs upon the violin ~ Nielsen,
wcr" FAR omrrIior to anything VIC were
l"d {" expect. and clearly places him ia
tho front rnmi; Of 'irs. class mii.lcs.
The admirable execution upon that
mH"t"r instrument. The violin, by Mel
scn, last evening, VIZ have never heard
cAo"ll,d in this country. md was alone
worth double The price Of admission.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05
&. WnsIIISi;S.oii.

y tnll, well built, nntiquAted, elderly
parsonage, dressed in the old Conlinen-
tai style, slightly exaggerated in the
matter Of gold lac ,, stepped fTcm the
cm:s this morning. and Immediately
upon reaching the platform began dis
posing o! fGcsiE:iles of the Declaration
Of Independence and other revolution.
nry documents to the assembled crowd
from portfolio which he carried under
his arm. lie is gorgeously got up in n
suit Of &. Washington store clothes,
and sports the cooked hat and periwig
OF tho Father OF his Country with i'm .
presSive dignity aud grace. He
is new sensation west Of the
R"ckys, bat we arc informed
is somewhat stale on The Eastern slope.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

Frank Smith received to-day by raIl,
two car loads of lumber AID one OF nut
pine wood.
One car load Of general merchandise
for tins Place and TGscn;ora, was re-
ceivod from San Francisco, at Com.
pary's depot.
Notwithstanding the numhc. Of teams
engaged in transporting frcigh; from
this point, II large quantity oi the lat
ter has accumulated at the depot, for
shipment and more il constantly urriy-
ing SO that tcanlitcrs who wamt employ
LIunt for their TEAMS can bt readily ur.
cO:nmudatcd by applying hc.c.
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Our old Austin ncluaiutancoa, DR..
Whom and John Graves, who during
thr past two days have been combining
pleasure with business, and doing the
aGrcH"hic among their friends here,
were escorted to the wcst-Lound train
this morning hy select delegation
f:oia til" honorary wing of the Persist
ont PrGvaricators. The distinguished
consideration thus extended, was in
recognition of the exalted Positions at
tninCd 10y these gentlemen III mcmbcrs
or the world-rcnOwncd Sazarac Society.
The Doctor returns 10 Austin via. Bat.
tie Mountain. while Mr.. Graycsprocccds
from the Inter place TO Lewis District
where he is working some valuable
mines.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

Since inkin. possession Of tho bricl;
lodging house on The corner, Mons.
Alexander has caused tho entire second
story to lie thoroughly ovcrhnulcd, and
now the floor aud supports Of tho tail
porch in front arc being replaced 10y
new. On removing tho oil supports.
they were found to be almos. entirely
rotIcd away Mt their bearings, anil tho
only wonder is that n serious accidcn;
had no; resulted from il, us numbers of
pcuons frequently congrcgaicd ON the
Tlntioru, which IL nj least twenty feet
nIuYo the sidewalk.
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r.rrtIY ~. IlIiail,ru

The BOARD 81 Trustees OF the Bnck.
$50 Mining Company. cuinpoEcd Of
McEsrs. John Dixon, C. Ia CrahIrcr,
W. Il. Strong, Joaerh Tyson md G. G.
Perkins, completed ils organization
Saturday by clccting John Dixon,
President, Joseph Tyson. Secretary,
and g. G. Perkins, Superintendent.
The Object Of the Company Is TO work
its mincs in ruscarOra.
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Departure, by Stage
The stage FOR Tuscarora last evening
toni: ont j. C"id@cli AND Sol Sjmi;h.
--r.s-'.-y-:---=-I
Fro.. Weiuga,lay's Daiiy.J


TEc train from the Yves! last even
inT. hruoa&t DR.. Wi%oin Of Austin.
ella G.u:ya ui Lewis District, oar oil
ltui.y Tnl.,y acquaintance, liinssbury,
y. =. G.r.Ii, {. =. Auditor anil Iho.;.
uai%,s. our C::iin Cn,aia:a":cner.
Tha Doctor r. ,;:n here, bat whctAcr
ia tl:r cr:a:!:y Of !. hou" ,i;s&ioanry
d: Il. u :.:"i,m Representatives Of the
rrun"n"d %mr:rc %u'iyty, We hnyn't
get i:'cu allie to ascertain.
On: Ill f.i.ni Groves is engaged in
cAt,nsiv" nnd lucrative mining opera
;:"us in Lewis district, and is simply
ont cn pleasure cyouraiun with II view
&! In9T"l Improvement a. T. side issue.
Tn c. =. Auditor proceeded HI far as
We!la anl rc;u:H+d hy .p-,:Hi train tins
morning. After submitting to- na rlab.
ora.e !uLsorial pIoccaJ at the hunls Of
al El,in artist. ho wrGdcd lis way
westward.
Friend Holmes having ROW entered
the beu.d!cti!r ranks, hurried lack by
;Lc midnight trnin, AMI as for our
friend Kiagsh~Iy ~ he failed 10 report
at headquarters, tho presumption is
.l.at he l. c!iLgr dead or deep, .nt.ly
MGTaG.l.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

The Irv;nG-N;clEon troupe will give
ono Of their rtei'Tc;t Eua;cnl en-.
tertninmcnts, at the Church. to-mor.
row night. Miss Louise Irving is
pronounced b. all who have heard
her, rs most accomplished
vocalist, aud rs she will b. supported
b. Herr NELSON aud Signor Girnrdiui,
both fine mH irinmS. a grand vocal and
instrumental treat may be- expected.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05
ESYStOSD : ELT.


Harley Harold arrived from the west
ly the train last evening. 10 is still in
town. ..
u. II. Haskell, who came up Oh n liy-
ing visit, took the train for .hc west
this morning. lie returns here about tho
last Of next month. ..
Jack Abel came in frcm Camp Hal
lcck ~ private conveyance this morn
lug.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05
IiuiIIun ..cuIiTIn.

Tho stage from the North this morn
ing delivered at tho office al Wells,
Fargo 4 Go. two bnrs Of bullion fiom
The Leopard mill at Colmcoria, valued
at 1911 90. Also eight bars from the
Grand Prize Ccinpnny's mill, valued 1T
$i1.17S 81.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

Onr old acquaintance, y. II. Mchorn,
u virginia Ci.y, vino had been on u
"Si' TO this rnrt OF tho State for SOY.
'"i Maya pnFt, Returned from fixing
''P i" lhfcorora, aud took the trhin for
nom" ibis morning. Mr.. AIchorn cx.
Posse" himself no we'll satisfied with
NC prospects Of that camp, and from
"n"' II" Sdw during Tho brief rojouru
"''o'es III tho mineral wealth Of lLo
action. . ~ -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

DR.. Henderson hHs Moved his family
into .ho dwelling on the hill formerly
occupied hy Col. Tracy. from whom no
purchased some time ngo. Tho Doctor
and family will nov become permanent
t0Eidcnts Of l;lko, which f,,ct affords
nothing bat Grotifcntiou, for desirable
citizens are always welcome among u5.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

Departures by stage for the North,
Sunday evening, were Y. x. Stone, ".
Z. Sm:th Hui j. l.. Wines and son.
The ninglr.hnTrc.!oi mountain howitaer
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ing in the capacity Of mes5rngyr 10: the
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