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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01

Asa ". DIlham exhibits s. hens egy
wticl measures s by S 81 inches, and
weighs ozs. It Is so large that the
meat has strained the shell TO an unusual
thilucs-.
!Ca-pcn.ers are 10 great demand, at
present. as many are repairing their
Jaud.ngs.
VIM. \. Burrows has removed from the
Jail house. and IS occupying tue residence
OF Z. Il. Marble, Esq.
Tae Paris stand Is being treated to =
caa, of paint. and Otherwise renovated.
Mr.. L. 5 Cummings IS altering her
residence 50 tina: 1t wi!laccommodA,e two
families.
The rev blacksmith shop is rapidly
nearing completion. under the ski!liu.
management Of Mr.. Jacob Daniels.
". o. Douglass. thenaw isiior. moved
into 'he Jail house. Saturday.
G.aud My Day Ball 3. Academy Hall,
Tuesday evening, May It. The hes; OF
musicsud good supper will be provided
Ny. Hiram Jlcason is making extern
siyo pairs upon his slightly residence.
TIE temperance meeting Saturday
evening was one of unusual interest.
/ The speakers were full cf fresh original
thought. and tho music was Lively sud
inyi.ora,iug. Those who visited The
Norway Cub. came home with renewed
yigcr. The meeting resolved itself into
committee Of he whole to secarc d
l.rrer a,,euG5ncs. All arc invited t.
come in AID assist in the exercises.
y party II smeiiers. Saturday eyening
had GOOD luck, IS re eau testify from toe
/ appearance o. q liberal supply OF tie
lille sinners. lett upon the editorial table
Rev. W II. Tildeu Of Augusta preached
az emiuout!y practical sermon upon "tba'
uuearhly doctrine OF se.f-abnegation,
at the Baptist Church, last Sabbath. L
was calculated to stir every Christian tc
renewed activity; and 10 impress al
With the necessity OF being thoroughly
consecrated. However, ii his view
were carried out in detail. the result
would be- TO suppress all Individuality
aud make homogeneous mass Of h1'
maui.y-each individual beng as Ike hi'
neil hbor as one blade Of grass resembles
is ma.e. In The evening, large aIC
interesting prayer meeting vas con
ductej by SIR. Tides.
Hawkes. 4 Garland have just put II
some nice prints Tor spring wear. IneJ
run as low SIS eight cents, and some rem
nauls may be bought at a less figure
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01
Anuih pnrIs.

There was shooting match al this
place on Fast Day. At sn carly hour 4
large number collected on The right bank
Of the Little Audroscoggin Just below
the village. f. A. Taayer aud John
Pierce were chosen captains. The dis
tqnce from the "rest" to the target was
10 yards. aud each contestant had an
opportunity of trying his skill three
times. Among the number who got a
c,eaa score (every time) are the following
gentlemen: r. n. Hall. s. +. Briggs,
l.. Hall. G. A. Wilson, & II Cummings,
W. A. Frothinyham y. f. Shurtleif.
The wind was blowing quite hard and
perhaps that was the reason WIZ those
gentlemen were not more successful-as
they were in - valley whore the wind
could not possioi5 affect them.
So. Paris Lodge OF Good TemplMs will
Install their officers in the Methodist
Church, Moaday evening, May 1th, at
o'clock. p. NJ. The services will be pub
lie and all are invited 10 be present. Ex-
GOV. Perham, & W. c. T., will be the
installing ilicer. and viii deliver tenn
perauce address, after the services.
Mr.. Fcrnali's singing class will give a
concert in The Methodist church, May
night. The programme consists q
eighteen parts. well selected. Admission
II cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01
TOWN ITEMS.

SAD ACCIDENT

April rs. Thursday evening. rs the
s1n was nearing the western horizon, a
sudden gloom came over our village.
resting upon every brow like pail. The
announcement was made that Dr.. Parker
Cleveland Wiley was drowned in the
MaQall0wSy river for,y miles north OF
us. The shock to the vile, the father,
the brother and sister. no tongue can
tell, no pen describe; and the sympathy
run from heart to heart, and from
house 10 house rs the ,idings spread
until our whole community was busted
iuto the silence Of unsPokcn SorIow.-.
D,. Wiley lllt home "Wednesday 10 visit
q sick family in the Mlgaioway settle
ment. He stopped over night at E TO-,
and Thursday morning. in company
with guide. took 81 boat or cedar
she'd" TO "a up l1a river 10 visit he
patients. Alter entering the MAEal-
loway riyer and ascending ab1I, three
four,hs OF mile, the boat ran upon q
protruGiug root, aud tipped to one side
The guide was Stating IL tle hind part OF
the boat sud the D.. 10 The centre facing
him. Tue DR.. pa, oat bis hand 10 right
the boat, and it upset, pluug.ng both INFO
the water. From that time to the pres
eat writing we have no intelligent sc
count. The brother aud friends started
.. once TO search for the body, bu, the
whole community near The lake IS soon
as tLe7 heard ,he news rushed 20 Che
scene, and recovered the body before Tie
arrival OF the friends. The bCds was
brought, to the village yesterday, and
will be buried from he Congregational
Church Sabbath day 10 charge of the
Free Masous. lie was member OF the
Knights Teup,ar AID one OF our most
successful physicians. w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01
NorW ay.
! H. Z

"a Thursday evening OF last week the
members Of the Ladies' Aid Society pre-
scented President Deviue O, the Reform
Club with a very elegant watch. 1t was
a present wOrthiiy bestowed. Mr.. De-
vine has labored hard aud long Tor the
club. always ia.en, tor Is tes, Interests,
and never primarily to build up his own
interests or reputation. Sir. Davine de-
clined further service as President OF the
Club, Mr. Atel5ert Brown, another
worthy member OF the Ctuo. declined
luc,Lcr service OF YIc;-Presiient and
Chaplain.
Tho second anniversary of the Club
occurred on Friday afternoon and even
IN. \ gocdiy number of Retormers
and members O. tie Ali Societies from
towns within twenty-five miles were
present, and took par, in the meeting.
Toe spacious new church WAS we'll flied
and re echoed all the afternoon and
evening 70 the songs and speeches OF the
Rsfoymcrs. l. is TO be hoped that they
gathered new courage from the inter
change OF sentiment. the encouraging
speeches, AID the good lime generally,
and Will quietly and unosteutatiously
grid on the armor OF temperance anew.
aud tight the common enemy with tho
same calm zeal manifested two years
ago. Tue speeches were toll of religious
z5al and teivor rs we'll ~ OF temperance,
showing that one good work done. the
mind az mln naturally looks tor other
fields 20 c5rqucr.-,h lis aim is ever
upward aad onward in the direction Of
the true and the right
Tho Old Fellows new Hall over the
Hardware store of j. 0. Crooker is being
fitted up and furnished with al Unnecessary
dispatch. Efforts are being made to
have /, ready Tor May Is, bat the ,imo is
rather short,
Oar old fashioned Singing School ua-
der the charge OF Mr.. F,raa,l OF Haryi-
sou. closed on Fast evening with Con
ce.t. Mr.. T. has Aborcd hard duIing
the on ierm and has succeeded admiIa-
BY. Il there ara ans thA. have not
lea-acd wei. E. c4a safely be said The
tsalt was thelc own. TIE Coacsy, vss
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01

They have also full line of groceries
and fancy goods. confectionery and hard
ware, erockery and garden seeds. In
fact. they have everything that should be
found in a well regulated country store,
aud their prices are as low as the lowest.
The Ladies' Aid SorietY will hold their
Annual Meeting at the Club Room on
Tuesday evening, Nav Sth, at { O'Clock.
All members are particularly requested
% be present. SEC.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01

April 27.-Tbs people Of Loge.I C-H.re
and vicinity axe building s,ssm mill
(gra,ujtous) .os S;esrns Il Taft, 81 by SO
teet. ca the ieu shore If Kszar Pond,
o2e-A4lf mile isoN the Cen,,e. Already
the frame is up sad viii soon be conf
pleted. Stearas x TAFT n retayn are 10
put in mAcaioery 10 msnUtsc,ure spoo's,
ssa7es, Shingles. 81. through this en-
terprise some seventeen families Will
move into the place, "a great help to the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01
J. II. RAWSON, Paris

To the Honorable Justices Of the Supreme Ju-
dicial Cont next 10 be holden NJ Paris in and
for the County Of Oxford on the second Tues
day of March A. ID ISL
M r.. FRENCH OF Porter 10 said County OF
~ oxford wife of Clarence W. French OF parts
unLuown res specially libels and gives the Honor
able Court to be informed that she was lawfully
married to the said Clarence W. French at Porter
In said County on the tenth day OF Feb. \. Dr.
1874 by Rev. John stanley; that your libeliant'
since their ntermaniage has always behaved hel'
self n a faithful chastc and ahectionate vile TO
ward the said Clarence W. French, but the said
Ibcllcc. wholly regardless OF his marriage COY.
cnant and duty, did desert and wiully neglect
your ibcllant on the -, lay OF June \. De-, 1871,
and has ever since been absent from your libeii-
ant and has never contributed 10 the support Oi
your libcllant and :kat The residence OF The llOel
Jea is wholly unknown 10 Your hhc'lant, and
tbat she canno: ascertain his residence bY reason
able diligence; wherefore your llbollant prays
right aud Justice and that she may be divorced
from the bonds Of matrlmony between her ana
her said husband and that the care ana custody
OF her minor child George IL French may De he
creed To- her and such other decrccs and orders
may be made 10y the Honorable Count as justice
NAV require, and AS IN duty bound Will ever pray.
ANN r. FRENCH.
OXFORD IS MARCH %, lo,1.
Personally appeared the above named Ann l..
French aud subscribed aud made oath 10 Tie
above Before ne,
I. " REDLON,
Justice Of the Peace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01
North Paris.

Joseph Durham is quite sick. He is
member OF West Paris Lodge. l. o. o.
F.. who care for him.
Rev. Geo Briggs is also very low. with
lung troubles. His neiehbors kindly
volunteered The past week TO do his
springs work and put his crops in the
ground. Such acts OF kindness tend to
smooth the rough passages in LIES jour
uey, and will not 60 untewarded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01
Tryeburg

We learn by our exchanges tdat Rev.
Mr.. Stone. pastor OF the Congre Sational
church a, Fry chung, presented his resig-
nation to toe people. Sabbath week. lie
declared that he had embraced the Swe-
den5orsiau faith. aud could no longer
coascien;ioas'y occupy his present posi-
ton. A council has been called. to meet
May Pad. 10 secure his dismissal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01
Sherih's Sale.

OXFORD, SIS April -, 1871.
Taken on execution and will be sold bJ public
auction on Saturday, the second day OF June, \.
d. 1877, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the oil,
nee of the Clerk of Courts on Paris Hill, ia said
County, ali the right in equity which Elab Bisbee
has or had on the filh day OF FeOruary,A. D.. lo97
being the day on which the same was attached on
the original writ, 10 redeem the following descrlb-
ed r. al es tate situated in sumner in said County
To wit one undivided half OF the farm on which,
the said Eliab Bisbee and Charles Crockett now
reside aud being the same premises conveyed to
sad Bisbee by Charles Crockett by his deed dated
March p n, A. ID. 1863, subject 10 Il mortgage held
by said Charles Crockett On which there i now
due shout 1913; said mortgage IS recorded IN Ok
for! Record, book 1853, page 4tS.
HORATIO AUSTIN, Deputy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01
Notice OF Foreclosure.

CYRUS /. SMITH OF Denmark in the County Of
u oxford and State of Maine, b. deed signed
hy him and Henry H.Smith OF said Denmark, dated
Tie eighth day of March, 4. ID 1876, and recorded
in the oxford Western District Registry OF Deeds
book -, page 200 conveyed 10 Us, the untersign
ell, In mortgage, certain parcel of Real estate
situate IN said Denmark, IN said County OF Oxford
aud bounded Is follows: beginning at the ieit hand
g. lie 81 the road leading from Denmark 10 Brown
t.iI, 81 the northeast corner Of the school hous'
lot in Centre school district IN the town OF Den
marx and running south iOsty-livc degrees west
three rods 10 . stake; thence south thirty eight
degrees east, three rods and nine links 10 stake
thence north thvty-eiEht degrees cast, three rods
thence in q westerly direction 10 the irst mention
Ell bouud-and the condition OF said mortgage
having been broken, We, the Undersigned, 10y Tea
son thereof, claim foreclosure, .
ARTHUR ;. POTTER.
ALVIN Il. ORDWAl.
n.nmark Anil .. ISL. MI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01

school and other organizations in this
vicinity especially, as they are people OF
undoubted integrity credit to the firm
as well as honor to the employees.
The mills are running on full time. A
large amount OF timber Was landed at
every mill 10 town the past winter.
Mr.. f. Forrest Smith, of York, Me-,
occupied the desk very acceptably at the
Christian Church. April -.
Andrew Eastman and Henry Walker
have taken all the timber to dive from
N Ear river. aud Cyrus Andrews and j.
f. StearuS from Keztr Pond.
q II. T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01
STATE or MAINE.
OIFORD.ss - Supreme Judicial Court, March
Term, \. u. ls1I. .,.,.>.,,,, n,

ONFORD.Ss - supreme Judicial Court, MAich
Term. \. u. ls7s. ..,.,,.,. -.
ANN r. FRENCH Libcllant, vs.. CLARENCE W.
FRENCH.
And now il appearing 20 the court 'hh, '"e 80
In,riiee il NOT AN iuhahitant Of this state
and has no tenant agent or attorney therein anu
thathc hasno notice OF the peEdcncy OF this ebc'.
II is ordered by the Court that tue sand LlovI""'
notify The said libeliee Of the pehlen'i ,
thcror D, causing an abstract copy Of this lloei
With disorder Of Cour tu g,on 20 De published hI''
weeks Excessively in the oxford Democrat pap
printed AT Par, Ia said County the last puoiciuoA
10 be thirty days u, least before the next term ol
said Court To be holden 1T Paris aforesaid on tht
third Tuesday OF September next to the emu Una.
the said IiDCllec may then and there appear al
.aid Court aui show ctu-e II any AZ has WY
ITO uransr of aid ,iue!ant should not be granted
Attest: JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true g .py % Libel aud order OF { curt thereon
Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT, CLERK.
r W. REDLON, AttY. for Libeiaut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01
SIicrin's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF OXFORD, IS April - ls.7-
VIVAkEN on execution, aLt unless previously
/ redeemed will be sold o. the hghesi bidder
the.efor, by public auction on SATURDAY the ninth
9TH day OF Juue 4 d. ls,., al len o'clock w 'ile
forenoon. "A. the Office OF Enocu Foster Jr, 10
R.'hcl. ia said County, all the right IN equity
which Hiram Robbins Of Albany IN SAID county
had on the eleventh day of August. y. D.; lo'p'
when the same was attached on the original WIZ
10 redeem the following described real estate 70
Wit: certain piece cog parcel OF real estate sI'"
ate In said Albany, described - follows VIZ
The westerly halt OF lot numbered three In TIE
third range OF lots, in said Albany containing
eighty acres more or less, and being same prem,
iscs conveyed 10 said Robbins hy DJliy y, ana
Isaac {, Heath by deed dated oct. 20. lN'i' roe"r
ded IN oxford Record, Book Is page -,N. lhc
a hove premises being subject % mortgage re
corded m sad oxford Records Book j." page W
given by the said Robbins 10 Robert y Chapman
OF Bethel, 10 secure the payment OF three prom
i,sory notes each dated January ls.j' Two oil
laid notes being Tor one hundred dollars each'
and one fui eighty four dollars and sixty Two
cent?. and ON Which there g. now Tue ttc sum "I
four huu,irrd and tour dollars aud seventy cue
cents. .. . ,,.,,,,y,r
Deputy sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01
Freedom Notice.

FHyWfS j. 10 certify that l have this day given
4 my son Riley Barrett his time during the re-
mainder of his minority 70 act and trade for hun.
self; and shall claim none of his earnings nor
nav any debts Of his contracting after this date.
EDWIN BARRETT.
Mexico, Nav |, 1877,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01
March 20, 1871

OXFORD. - At Il Count of Probate held 1t
Paris within aud for tle County of oxford on
lae third Tue day OF March, 4. d. lss9.
MOSES :. MOJLTON Guardian OF Mary NJ.
VI t,Oyej OF Potter in SAID County, having
presented his second account Of guardianship OF
SAID wa-i for allowance:
ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
10 all pcrsous interested 10y causing copy of this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully in
sin oxford Democrat printed at Paris that they
mtY appear AZ Probate Court TO be held ~ Frey
burg 10 said County on the l1th day OF May next
n o'clock in the forenoon and shew cause ii any
they have why ihc same should Lot be- allowed
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
\ true copy-attcst II. Z. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
Dc has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge o
PROBATE for :hc County Oi ONturd and s-umcd tht
trust Of Admin traitor Of the estate OF
LAWSON q. ROBERTS late of Rumi1rl
m!sJid County deceased by giving bond - the law
directs he therefore requests all persons who ar
Indebted 20 the estate 90 aid dcrt ahc 10 make i'm
ia .liat- payment and thuse who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same L.
CHARLES ", klMBALL.
Nfar.l l1 I---
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01
New Advertisements.
For Sale or Exchange
The Eating House n Restaurant

Connected win the GRAND TRUNK DEPOT II
South Paris.
ANY one desiring TO engage m the business VIII
Cut here a rare opportunity Property viii
u, sold outright or exchanged tor desirable real
c-f4tr. Terms easy.
for further particulars apply 90
GEO. \. WILSON.
49,, psris 1i,rT - 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01
TREES! JERSEY STOCK &C.

Ihave Tor .alc jersey Cows; ile.lers and Calves.
Also Grape Vines, Apple, Pear, Peach and Ounce
Trees Of the most choice varieties, adapted 10
Maine cultivation.
EDWARD Ia WHITNEY,
HILLSIDE FARM. Harrison, Maine.
np2t3W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-01
DRESS GOODS.

Black Cashmeres, i6.ineh, &c
Black Alpacas, good lustrc, De
Black Brilllantlne, hnC zoe
All other grades az prices % correspond.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-24
Yesterday afternoon the Commi

Yesterday afternoon the Commits
sion was preparing to vote rs the fol-
lowing specials will show:
Washington, Feb. 23.-At 3 o'clock
the Electoral Commission took re-
cess for half an hour to allow time
for Senator Thurman to be sent for
prior to taking vote upon the ques-
ton whether the three Republican
votes of Oregon should be counted.
A Democratic member of the Com
mission states that the question is
already virtually decided, as eight of
the members, including Bradley,
have announced their opinion in ia
vor of counting the three Republi-
can votes.
Chicago, Feb. 23.-A Journals
Washington special says: At 1870
p. NJ. q note from a member OF the
Commission was received by q Re-
publican, saying: "All looks well;
no occasion for any alarm" The
Democrats claim official knowledge
that the vote throwing out Cronin's
certificate will be 10 or IL to 3 or 4
and, on counting the Watts vote, the
old story-S to Z. The Democratic
leaders have not yet determined
whether to take a recess till Monday
without counting Oregon. If they
do SO the count will not be completed
before Wednesday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-24
THE NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
SCANDAL.

The Investigation of the affairs of thu
above road does not seem to rebound
largely to the executive ability OF it,
managers. The report Of committee
appointed to examine into the affairs OF
the company, shows a condition of thing
almost unparalleled in confusion and
irremediably disastrous. For long tim"
the reports made to the stockholders hav'
been subjected to the suspicious of the
parties interested, but not until within
the last year has any steps at action teer
taken. The managers had been III 'hc
custom of issuing reports to the stock
holders which placed the road on mos
admirable basis. and which arranged the
accounts so as to promise boun'ifn' re
turns to all parties interested. In this
way money was obtained from capitalists
the swindle was practiced upon widows
and orphans, a general spirit of decep-
ton everywhere prevailed. Now that
the expose has been made. there is a
chance for the application of Jersey JUS
tice about which the world has heard so
much. If the laws in that State can
reach and punish the managers of such
. great corporation rs this. then there
must lie more than unusual merit in the
same, and the result will be looked fer
with interest.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-24

THE RISGINe Rocks. - Pottstown
Pa, can boast of as great curiosity,
says the Philadelphia Press, as nearly
any town i'm the Union. We speak OF
the Ringing Rocks that are situated
three and half miles northeast OF
POttstOwn Postof1ice. We started early
in the morning, and after walking
through and gazing on as fine and pic
turesque scenery as can be found in
this state, we came in sight of the
rocks. a wilder looking place it is
hard to imagine. On the rocks are
advertisements and autographs of peo-
pie from all parts of the country.
There is an eating and refreshment
stand close by. On striking the rocks
with hammer they send forth as rich
and delicate sounds as the finest music
box. By striking different rocks we
get sounds Of every note of an octave,
and it is certainly the oldest freak OF
nature we have ever seen. The rocks
cover about one acre OF ground, and
are piled together as if they had been
upheaved by an eruption. They are
visited every summer by hundreds Of
people.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-24

The Portland, Oregon, Standard OF
the 18th contributes the following bit
Of society gossip:
A marriage certificate was issued by
the county clerk on Thursday, to t. f.
l.. Logan, aged % years, and Minnie
Dyer, aged 81 years. Logan is fiorid
complexiOned man who was employed
by the Chief of Police during the pre-
valence of smallpox in the city, to at
tend to the afflicted at the pest house.
Minnie Myrtle, formerly the vile of
joaquin Miller, is well known in Port
land, and needs no description, suffice
il to say she is a woman of culture and
intelligence, with an attractive person.
mel. She has fair reputation as a
writer, and contributed several reada-
BILE articles for publication. She was
the author OF fully One-half the poems
contained in the first book written by
Joaquin, entitled "Joaquin ct all"
Her pathway through life, thus far,
has not been Strewn with roses. 1t re-
mains to be seen how she will succeed
in the future.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-24

Senate Bill No. ~. to pay rewards in
certain cases. was passed.
Assembly Bill No. 1874. an Act to pay
certain legislative expenses. This bill
gives Cassidy and Grey $12O each.
Passed.
Senate Bill No. 1919, the Esmeralda
bond bill, was passed.
Senate Bill No. 1874, to incorporate
Silver City. was passed.
Senate Bill No. 43, to provide for the
publication of Supreme Court decis-
ions, was passed.
Senate Bill No. 3d. amending the
criminal practice Act, was lost.
Senate Bill No. 3S. amendatory of the
jury Act. was passed.
Adjourned.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-24

A short time since mention was
male that the Flying Dutchman
of Wagner had been successfully per-
formed in New York. Now the news
comes that a grand Wagner festival
is on the boards for the Academy of
Music, and not only the Flying
Dutchman" but Tannhauser, Lohen-
grin - and "Die Walkure" will also
he performed. Ifthese performances
are successfully carried out, and these
operas are performed, then indeed
new era in the musical world of this
country will be inaugurated.