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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17


Dy RrssIERRF-Tn New.Ycrk, Dec 49, Pauline Te 100, o.
Baron Henri Bussierre, and daughter Of Benjamin H'''
pt And friends are requested attend he funeral ser
vices AIMS Church, " est l2thsi AZ ~ ooooN M
The remains win be deposited in the family vault At ophh
Farm. WI &c PLANS. -
GILpTN suddenly At wesaed " j. Thursday. Dec 10.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral aonday the l1tn INST al osAcs
Charch Westaed. at 1870 a. m.
HART-In Brooklyn Thursday. Dec. - Esther wife OF
Funeral from lo6 Heurysi, Brooklyn Monday Dec H. at
HoBBs-on sunday morning Dec &c, Dole Baker wife Of
Funeral services n p No. Tuesday the l5th Inst al her
late residence. $50 safest Bfookyn
INGLIs-On Saturday Dec 10. he Rev David inel3 d. ID,
IL. D.. Pastor % tae Reformed Cnurch On the Heights
TIE relyes aud friends are invited attend the funeral
from mo Church on the hes1s N 3 D. 1i Nun
MALLABY-At bs residence Madison y. J., on saturday
Dec D. 1871. Francis MaaJy, = W. m the 57th year
Relatives ana friends Of the family are INVITED % attend h'
Carriages vii be IN waiting on arryalof y train By Della
ware L2ckaNauna and western hai,rlad foot 81 barclay
s sFrS S5lii IN &sJYofx a. 4i s. . 49,
MARyINE-On saturday Dec AZ bic residence IN this
city, William II Maryins eyed gar ri, a.. ana ,a,
81, Tuesday morning, Dec. Is, at 9oeocN
Interuont no rarry town.
The members Of Atlantic Lodge No. l7s sad A. ". are
purpose Il attending funeral OF our late brother William
j. Mea6cTs Of jerusalem cnaptr 40 g r. A. " and Of ceur
De Lion C0.nmdnd.r T., are cordially invited T. unite
with ~ Orl, 81 the Master. 49,
CHAs ". SY secretary.
MOLE-Op saturday. Dec ~ his ate residence 600 3D.
ave. Henry Mole, On the t1th year % NJ age
Funeral VIII take place Monday, Dec ~ Al Ofoelhed
Cemetery, j. j.
rRorrER-ou Saturday Dec l5 George Trotcr in the I'D
year OF Ills
Tho relatives and friends invited attend
the fIurra cgc-s lac residence Is East 3J.L
on TUESDAY. Dec. IL. a. 3 O'Clock D. D..
IutCrmelt a. Laurel I'LL Cemetery. Philadelphia
VAN VAIKTN BIZ RGH-On SUNDAY. Dee. l6 1871, Daniel
Edward Van NahtubuIgh, ag.t go years
Relatives and friends ~ Gre family ale invited % ah no
from Dis l3e residence 80 t~@ Jthaye. Neines.
d4y t-e us, al c.Jck J. Friends requested
flowers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17
Nasty oy THE SILVER PROBLEM

The corners Is yOOnanlmU> Tor silver, Wlch ]
approve uv. have cipt ord authority i,F u.-,n ,.-
yer 10 VIZ tIlt metal tina; Ju5js I-kITut WIZ rulI .u
For the puIuu, of tasu tlc scnce TIE citizen, uu tls
question approached BJacOm mildly ON tAc -IiJ r,
biscoa.,' sed !, arc 700 "IIu TO take SILVER Tor
driua-i"
Parson," sed he sad look clouded his face FOR an
instant. 81 Doe glanced 90 my account " Pdsou D. take
anything 700, for drinks, exc pr PROMISE
thing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17
DREADNG REBEL TEN5IoNs.

If the Democrats obtain control of the Ma
tiJIIl G"NcItut tlc question ut pas ing pensions to
I.b- soldiers VIII 90 hc met There viii b. 300 Csc
Gaping It silently working it3 way tie
already. Those who have iuu-I.d 10 t.e suggestion Ii
considered t al-urd viii Bee obliged 60 treat tLr sli
seriously % tie ErpuU can party d. defeated ~ the oN
Presidential election and We aic sorry 10 Say t.a Lr
coECatoIy gush OF Guughf.ced Rel hiCaHa b..
INK arguments 10 the rebels which II sound syc ,Ae
latter Tie whole case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17

Mr. Robert Heller has opened, very success
fully the + fth Avenue Hail. in observation-disclosures
the Fuh Avenue Theatre-and he there gives his excel
lent entertainment consisting Of illusions, tricks, clair
voyauce and music. Miss Heller assists mm-as last
season she did 90 skfully-n the exploits OF second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17
A ASTROLOGICAL cONrNDRUN

Don't Won suppose, If the Lord had known
tue .uF Was coming such fellows as John MOTIFS
scy aud Hamburg Butler and sctiawa2 Patterson "out
max. laws for this country ne would nave told NOth q
nav OF the urn and stop WORK uu the ak rs lt had d
cided 10 postpone inc .ud yo OF six thousand years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17

In Il town in the vicinity Of Dublin, teacher
OF SUNDAY school Was cnea.td stouHg Die puVis
t.uu subjects connected with their previous studies ul
tr Bible Al last, Tuning to YOUNG Ir.hm4u, nt u.-
lcrOf t.c class. Le asked, "Nhu ld Adam lose bf the
ff" Pat fuI feU i.lLuls was apparently iu htOv %
study bat at last H.s lace heightened mp as Dc ucTosa-
tiyelg replied, "An' was 10 his hat, sur"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17
he n0litical
rITpTANT BUr PERTINENT.

"Bruddrin'," said an elderly colored preacher,
I'm the course of funeral sermon over the rena o.
mind feet of mule Eluduru', IL am pow 'lul strdISt
DAT AFTER mon hundred vars of sa.rus 'peilmeh1 %
curd nil-t1n snud pas.ist u pr0chiu' mule FUN de
r4r" We wonder n IIayrs and Eyarts viii, after me
late disastrous experiment pl-ercrc IN their attempt 10
anpr0ac senator COM ing IRON that prIOus direction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17
ELENA RECAPTURED.
sERvIAN TROOPS NEAR NIsCH.

SERVlAN TROOPS NEAR NISCH.
THE PORTE SEEKS To OBTAIS PEACE on GOOD TERMS.
The Ottoman circular in favor of peace is e,icitinz
conciliatOry replies Russia is, however. resolved
to discourage mediation, and compel Turkey TO
treat directly with her for peace. The
servians arc displaying great activity in
their hostile movements against Turkey.
Their troops have crossed the frontier and have
cupied heights commanding fort near Nisch, which
Is on the high road from Belgrade TO Sophia and
Constantinope. The Russians have reGntered Elena.
which the Turks had partially burned and aban-
dOned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17
TIIRKEY AND MEDIATION.

LONDON, Monday, Dec. i, 1877.
The Berlin correspondent Of Tie Times telegraphs
that Germany has replied to the Turkish note that
German participation in mediation depends upon
Russia's consentng to pariey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17
- - rATrER.nN.

FT-II TII'ITTII|TT ITTTT|T |I--T7T.T
Governor Hampton is a very clever gentle
man it Dol, bat oI bdt he can't ala much 10 nl- ltl-
tatiou by Jumping poor Patterson, Patterson u.-
been the rocay road long enough AID should uc Jet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17

H. ONcil < Co. are offering cloaks at
prices .t asloulsl well as please every one WHO may
have occasion % purchase c.aks They .rc selling six
,t.a,sa ,l5lh. To- $40 3d. watch sold two weeks
ago iur 431 3d. See advertisements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17

T Tie afr aIIHu remedy t1r tfr core p cancer 10 re-
rf.s liulutuu pains iu those cases al once and DE-
-.4.F. ,e oly tc ol.g eF e&er4 -iplcltou alone u
f. u ts tI4n.rs tut blIltcr gives 41tantOus re-
I'D r.r.as 5y Oh prominent gsts frcsh supply JUS
JoW E.. HlNgY, CJERly & Co,
I'd .tn.s b..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17

CuWY RIPE by Helen b. 5lather, author OF
COMM TLl' ire Latest ct most brilliant novel just
uu complete 30 Tribune Novel Extra, No. Ia PRICE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17
IlNEII.

Nlr. and Mrs Harold Power sailed for Eng
land on Saturday. u tie Celtic. They have made many
friends u this country, during their bue. residence here,
and they WI Boz remembered WITH kindness gentle,
accomplished, and interesting persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17


one OF those remarkable achievements distinguished
equally by technical excellence and by fine artistic feel
M which are only reached by the Thomas Orchestra
and not 10y that noble band except III It's happest mo-
ments 30 say that it beyond criticism Il 10 give
Inadequate praise great deal OF orchestral "oih ~
good that IL leaves opportunity for fautnAuH-' !''
fails 10 touch the emotions and satisfy the imagination
as the symphony did Saturday Even the tone OF INC
orchestra seemed 10 be more perfect than uS"a " ""s
mora brilliant in the strong passages than We nave ever
heard II before IN the Brooklyn AcaueH!'
and more ethcrcaly beautiful IN the sou a.
fects In the selections from MANFRED nv
magnificent Overture, the elegant and sliri'ua 'u9'
lude and Invocation OF the Alpine Fay ana aS"n III ',
ncturesaue and highly poetic numbers from Bero4
I,yo,otior Nenuet des Toilets, Ballet des syiphes
ana Rakoczy March the orchestra displayed lhe S'u
rare oualitics which impressed Us SO strong! III '"'
symphony Here all the characteristics vi wv -
highest kind OF playing-thc playing "h'ch mas n'U
Thomas orchestra OF the foremost perhaps 'n9 ''
best of all the world. .
NJ Hartman is nm artist who does beautifully whatever
he undertakes to do at all and we listen to nm Always
with the calm assurance that whatever 'ie Vo!.fo'
may have 10 tell Mr. Hoffman mas the ln',I''' ="
understand and the art 10 interpret Ihe hfs' ho'C
mont of Hummels mastery cOncerto-it Is the one III q
nlnor-secned like the revival Of ha!i-'orgoten Iasu
ou for modern taste has suffered most OF
the piano-rorte compositions Of the Mozart ana
rumoe school 10 become yellow and dusty Win he-l'c'
III beauifu and irreproachable music, however. ana
WIZ We do 90, tuow and hcnlt Is CHEEKY ana refresh
iu, Mr. Hoffman PLAYED delightfully."-, ana the oIcestI'
80, -trl is unusually prominent. was capiay gwen
although Thomas was obliged To conduct Wlth'uia 800,
In tbc tnrce Chopin pieces Mr.. Hoffman was 4~ N.
i,,,f Tho 81 Cecilia Vocal Society, led by Mt J. y. "
bucb rave some admirable exhibitions OF lIcII HIe
tr,7,irg and fine material. Tie most interesting
,f their selections was the Hymn 10 Music
9o,Doscd Tor them by Mr. Dudley Buck II 4. written N
Thoroughly poetic spirit. the sentiment OF 'lls
folnvrc and illustrating i'm the hapHcst manner .le
meaning OF the text; the Stale is nee ana ytt we
o. Ir.
o9rie 10 tae voice. The society gave II CO" 0"0'e ana
the audience relisheo t.
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p O SITS c RlPT.
3:l5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
SLAMS MARCHING TOWARD sOPHL

IONDUNl WOnuiY, DOC II I7II'
special telegram 10 The Daily Necs, dated Yer
bitza, Saturday says: Forty thousand Russians
leave for Orchanie TODAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17
MIDNIGHT WGArHER REroRE
G0VFRN}IENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer
tutheily, shifting o. cooler uOrlcr.y winds clean or
party cloudy weather. stationary OF rising barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17
THE RUsSIANs INACTIVE Ia PLEYNA.

LONDON Dec. 1G. 1877.
The Flevna correspondent Of The Time, telegraphs
that ne believes the Russians win not advance inn
medatcly, but await the effects of the fall Of that
place. The heavy guns which were already on the
Sophia road, between Pleyna and the River Vid,
have been hauled back, which would have been
waste Of labor If q speedy advance on the Balkans
was intended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17

lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBCNEl
LONDON, Dec. Is, 1877.
A dispatch from Bucharest says it is reported that
Osmau Pasha is dead, having committed suicide by
taking poison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. III a. m.-The cloudiness o.
Saturday night was preceded by "a decline OF airpress
uie' Or shown in the upper daeFam on sunday there
was an exactly corresponding rise Tie temperature
reached high point for tho season during SUNDAY after
A1gh Lac moisture o. the ar Is increasing
cloudy weather may be expected today ami tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA

BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The twentieth season OF the Brooklyn Phil
harmonic Society opened brilliantly, oh Saturday even
with the following programme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17

ELENA BURNED BY THE TURKS.
BOGoT, Dec. Is. 1877.
The Turks burned aud evacuated Elena on Fri
day. The Russians have reoccupied it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17

no-ri, = y 10 sara Price Ashburner .econd daoshef
The late Theodore SelgWick, 81 He"'forK.
Al notices Of Marriages must Ne maoTSe9 """ fN'
name and address.
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GpssisI Noiltes.
ACnrd
turd
FROM TJUSE, UEBSHBEEGER Co.'s
MERCANTILE AGENCY.

4 iurd
FROM TJUsE, UEBSHBEEGER & CO.'S
MEEcANTILE AGENCY
On the a ayts " our4egc. and fortysN mercantile firms
Judge Van IIocsen issued order O; against DuN
BARLOW Co sut we have mmcncel for libel, owing
10 published statements lately by The pro-
ceeIns, win De found interesting tie mercantile COMM
nifty Printed copies De furnished upon application. We
shall not however comment gpon taen bat obs th5 e
tablshei principles % agency GIVE facts and allow
merchant, 10 draw t.,.r own conclusions"
FJCsE HERsHBERGER Coz
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Bangs * Co.. COS Broadway,
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Many Ian Isomcy ILLUSTRATED VOLUMES suitable for
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i-ce To- 7err.ulcl-I la fs0na q time To- Ole 90
lf--s -st 1sIs.aT sllts frFfeseats 90 -5Lt
q - aercary daring tl0ss L.lIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-17
India 20 3, Oaly.

A limited namber u impressions Of the MEMORIAL
VIGEETTE Of the CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION, which
vas incorporated the certificate Of award now offered
for sale Al the principal AMI b)okstor This yuet1e -
engraved i the ghost style = linz engraving
steel. by the NATIONAL BASk NOIE COMPANY, No.
Wall Il. New York.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-09

John Giblin has gono cast to pass
the winter with his family at his old
/ home in Iowa. He will probably put in
another appearance in the sago-Lrush
along with the blue birds and tho how-
ers Of May.
Lutte Dorsey catnc down from his
ranch last night and looks robustuous
rs usunl.
q. II. Shepherd and A. J. Lano nro
in town agnin, bat We wouldn't dare
gay when they'll leave for their rural
district-one can't teii-George is after
supplies for The grand ball to DO given
ut his plnca OH the l4th. to which every
body goes, but we never could discover
why Andrew mRdo these periodical
trips.
Il. y. Stone took tho train for San
Francisco. this morning. He will be
absent ten or twelve dAys, and will
probably visit Virginia City before his
return.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-09
'I'IIc lIlIIc Jacket,

From Superintendent AIorey who mr.
rived here from Bull Run Saturday
night, we learn that recent developments
III the Blue jacket mine ere of n very
encouraging character. While run
ming II tunnel upon the lead, very SUI
pcrior quality of ore WIS encountered
and cut through, the chimney being
some 20 odd feet in length ut that point.
md i'll sinking from the tunnel level.
the same body Of orc hus been struck at
considerable distance below, showing
conclusiycly that it is continuous. The
average assays me $50 per ton AMI
the amount Of this ore obtainable ap-
pears to be immense.
The mill will be shut down until
Spring, hut u small force of men will
be kept at work during the winter in
sinking and prospecting tho bonanza.
Good results will he likely to flow from
the work performed this winter, and
the largely increased bullion yield from
the mill will afford more comfortable
lining to the pocket Of its owner. That
the brightest anticipNtions may be fully
realized is our sincere wish, for the
pluck and energy manifested i'll the
continuous working Of the mine under
adverse circumstance, is nlono catitled
to a liberal reward.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-09
uusrnrOl'n Items.

From the Reriew anil 79SrI:
Tho Independence mill Is running to
its full capacity.
Jerry Dayton has been appointed
Superintendent Of the Silver Prize,
vice q. c. Perkins, resigned.
The Grand Prize Company has ship.
ped Sl35,32G 81 in bullion during Nov.
cInbcr.
Operations hnvo been suspended OH
the Grand PIiZe West.
L. NJ. Chaplin is recovering from 4
severe attack Of rheumatism. Glad to
hear it.
Smith & Wilsey have received n
their yard during the mouth, $40, UUC
feet Of lumber and. IS. 0UD shingles.
Tho machinery for the independence
mill has arrived.
The Do Frees mill will DO completed
i'll about two weeks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-09

Mrs. John Williams took tho trim
for San Francisco yesterday morning,
where she will visit during tho winsor.
Our Huntington Valley citizens, l..
Hudson and Charley Halo, brought
down fifteen head OF handsome beef cat.
Ito last evening. They sold thUm TO
Russell & Bradley and our citizens will
now rcyel in the JUG tests kind OF steaks.
John II. Dennis arrived hero FROM
tho westby tho tiniI lust evening, and
to-day purchased th interest OF l.. A.
LitIleGcld in tho Tu scnrorn Time. Tho
firm will nov 10 Dunuis & Fairchild.
Capt. q. q. Carr. of tho military posl
ut Hnlleck. was in town yesterday.
Il. q. Mayer, wife and child also mr.
rived hero from Hulleck by tho west.
bound train.
Hook Mason camo mp from tho west
10y tho train last oyoniug, md proceed
cd TO DoUth, from whonco ho will ship
another lot Of cattle to San Frnnciuco.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-09
Carr OF Cattle,

Dim. Murphy in conjunction will
Wagner, shipped from HHlleck Station
for the San Francisco market, las
evening. seventeen Cur loads Of beei
cattle. On reaching here, seven moro
cars were attached to the train. con.
tanning lot of some 1870 head of fine
fnt cattle which were being shipped 10
SNn Jose, conformity by DIR. Hender.
son and G. II. Shepherd.
At Bnitio Mountain, Wagner will
hnyo four more cars loaded with beef
cattle, attached to the train, which
mako total OF twenty-eight cars Of
cattle for California. Those tnkcn a
Brittle Mountain were purchased frou
Russell & bradley of this placo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-09
CFrom Fridays Daily. ]
Seven Day Prisoners.

A couple Of men have just been
brought from Tuscarora aud consigned
to the county Jail for q term OF seven
days eaoh. They were convicted in
the Justice Court of Tint bailiwick; ono
Of illegitimntely approprinting two-bits
worth of sago brush. and the other of
n giInplo fracture of the peace and dig
nifty Of The town. For these henious
ofenscs - being impecuuious Justice
could only be satisfied by the incarcer-
alton of the culprits during the protrac-
ted term OF seven days. and the United
States mail couch was at once made tho
vehicle of their transportation 10
the county seat. Seven entire days
Just think Of it-one weeks board and
lodging Gratuitously, with whisky
thrown in. It's nn awful fato for the
poor fellows; their most intimate
friends will not DO able to recognize
them after SO long an nbsence-they'll
be so fat and slick. Why it's heap
better'n cumming with cRrte blanc OH
FREQ lunch, and then tho whole glorious
vindication Of outraged society won't
cost the county to exceed couple Of
hundred dollars; certainly not over
two hundred md Fifty, and what's such
Il paltry sum in comparison with tue
stern enforcement Of impartial jpstice2
Why, its UNNECESSARILY cheaper than
building merely ornamental bastiles,
md then it gives tho boys the benefit
OF healthful travel with the eleyating
influence Of the accompanying officer.
Let's have fivo or six of such roaring
farces per week, and if it can't be done
under the present regime, let the good
citizens of Tuscnrora stuff petlicoat,
establish another Justiceship, and con
vert tho present Jail into q lager-beor
saloon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-09
Departures.
For Tuscnrora this morning wero Us
follows; !. Edwards.
DCDlFtlIrCR,
From Thursdays Dnily.l
Railroad Diatrict.~

Mr.. Lewis Williams who has been
erecting the new water-jAcket furnace
i'll Railroad. District, returned here from
TINT place this morning, and from him
wc learn that tho furnace is already
completed aud in perfect order to begin
the work Of smelling. Over n humid
red tona Of u good quality OF copper
ore Is at tho furnace ready for reduc-
ton, md Ind il not been for an acct
dent 20 the engine. the same would have
been converted into bars ere this.
After tho last working of the engine, it
appears That smnll amount of water
reclaimed in the cylinder, Which during
tho late severe weather became leo,
and without n knowledge OF this fact
| tho engine WIS started md resulted in
The breaking Of The rim Of the piston.
AN old crack existed where tho break
occurred. or tho metal would probably
nave stood tho extra strain accustomed
.>y the freezing of the very littlo water
III the cylinder. The break will delay
operations ri Lhe furnace for week,
md in the mennti,nc Mr.. Williams will
select IL site for aud build similar fur
nnce in tho Northeast ern part OF tho
county for MI erstorn company, for
whom Col. Stevens Of New York is now
acting as Superintendent. Col. Stew
ems after arranging with Mr.Willinms
for his services in this connection, went
up to Toano Tuesday. md Mr. Williams
will take the train Tor that place this
evening.
y letter rcreiye cd by Mr. Williams from
Mr.. Kelley, today, states that that
gentleman will arrive hero from his
home i'll tho east, to continue opera.
tions in Nailroad, in few days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-09

Tho Athletic Club hNyo completed
NIL tho arrangements for its gymnnstic
exercises mt Pelcrson's Hall. Tho n.y.
ing trnpczc, Horizontal! rope ladder,
swinging rings, bars, md all tho olhor
pniHphcnnlin OF n iirst.clnss gymnns-
ium nro now In position, aud tho boys
will immediately proceed to toughcn
their musccl, GSpand their chests,
throw out their trunks and generally
gyrnto to their own satisfaction nnd tho
terror OF Tho tinid.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-09
PSTEOIlnI.

John II. Dennis departed westward
by Tho irnin this morning.
j. II. Wilmington the we'll known
cNttlo mnu OF White Pine County Is IN
town for few days. Locouotion OH
his pHrI is not as rnpid o. usual, tho
Aislocating Of an ankle having neocs.
STATED tho mid Of crutches. Mr.. With.
in8lon Is utill honvily Interested In tho
stock business, md is nlso farmiug ex-
tcnsively Oh White River in wLito
Pine County.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-09

From George II. Dobicr wc learn TIM.
on Monday last Ito disposed Of his ell,
tire interest In the Tuscnroru Store, con,
Quoted under tho firm nnmc OF Bobior
BROS; MIR. a. X. Briggs OF Darwin, be.
Ing tho purchaser. Tho present part,
nefsin the firm, W. W. lSobicr md a,
X. Briggs "ro entitled to collec. MI
bills duo tho old firm OF Bobicr Bros
and will also pHy oil bills owing By the
snmo.