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The New York herald., 1877-10-12

The funeral OF Mrs. Margaret Brann, who died at
the advanced ago OF eighty years, took place yes
terday from her late residence, Fifth street, near
Grove, Jersey City. The remains we're taken to ST.
Mary's Church, where q solemn requiem Gel
cbratcd Rev. Father Sencz being cclcbrant, Rev. John
McEvoy deacon, Rev. Father Walsh subdeacon and
Rev. Father Burke master of ceremonies. Ono OF the
sons oil the deceased lady, Rev. DR.. Brann, pastor
OF ST. Elizaboth's, Washington Heights, was unable
TO attend, being confined to his beu by illness The
following clergymen attended the iunoraI besides the
officiating pricsts:-Rev Father McQundc, s. j. Rev.
James McEvoy, kov. Charles A. Reilly, Newark /;
Henry G. Mcdowell, ST. Agnes. and Rev. Hugh Flat
terry, ST. Cecia's, Now York; Rev Fathers Kesser
ana Griffin Manhattanville; Rev. Jnmes j. Moriarty,
Chatham Four Corners; Rev. j. J. Duty, Rondoui ;
McNulty, Paterson; Rev. Fathers Hennessey, ID.
Concio, Smyth, O'Reiiy, smith and Krause
Jersey city; Rev. Thaddeus Hogan, Last Newark ;
Rev. Thomas N. Kieen, Bergen Point. Among tho
laty were Nelson Chase and Mrs. Chase, Hosea H.
Perkins, Asscmby I. z. Ecclcsine, Colonel Chalnn
anu N. Prcveaux, Of Washington Heights; N. Chateau
brand, OF Chicago; Judge callahan, William A. Con-
o'Rourke, Water Commissioner Newark; william
Dunne, Sheriff Laverty, Register Cleveland, Sur
rogato McCague Ex-Aldermen sweeney ana Mcbride,
Hugh Mckay, Thomas Kelly, George +. Brock,
Patrick Farrciy, John Mullins and several county
and city officials Alter the mass the aDsoiution
pronounced by tho Rev. Father Senez. The remains
were then taken to their last resting place. III st.
by Father Kieen. The funeral Grafton was pro-
nounced by Father Reilly, OF Newark, who delivered
touching address on the le aud character OF tie de-
ceased lady.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
VERY LIKE A WHALE.

Az about two O'Clock yesterday afternoon certain
adventurous Individual with IN unpronounccaDle Ger
man name, aud to hail from Newark, lcaped from
the dock OF tho Battery basin at the loot OF Whitehall
street, in a suit OF so called ocean e-proscrving ap
parel, and Immediately padded out into tho bay,
cheered by q crowd OF curious idlers and boatmen
gathered upon the csplaEade which fronts the PARK.
IL Is needless to say that this performance In
an inventor who was sorencly content to permit
"some other fellow" TO demonstrate tnc safety Of his
patent india rubber suit In chop sea- chilled by oc
tober breczes and with passing tugs and barges seri
ousy imperiliing the lie OF the voyagcr. Tho
daring swimmer seemed like some marine monster
often encountered In the tropics aud at times
from sort OF head skylight spouted wafer very ike
u whale" He used paddcs with MS arms with some
dexterty until he got iary out OF tho reach OF passing
boats, ana tnen from his submarine concca mont, he
hauled down what was supposed 10 ue hag, perhaps
as truce TO ucredulty, and boldly struck out Tor the
old fort at Governors Island. HERALD readers can
gam some idea OF the strange costume OF the swim
mer by description briefly, that the upper part
tub-like shape, steel frame, about seventeen
inches In diameter, which covers the whole upper
part OF the body and the head; above the mouth is an
aperture which can, however be closed at the Will OF
the man inside, rs TO admit no water or air. Just
below this is hollow flagstaff, by means
OF which air can DO Introduced, IN order
that sunJcaton shall not ensue. ON top OF the ap-
paratus pauo ol glass and also each side, in
order supposed that the occupant OF this strange
floating contris can when the paddle boxes OF
asidewheei steamer, the dangerous blades oil pro-
peer the fins OF shark IN 100 dangerous prox
unity. Unlike Captain Boyton, the famous swimmer,
the adventurous voyaRer carried ncnner Knives nor
munitions OF war TO battle with the monsters OF tho
deep, and as u supposed the only enemies be
would meet win would porpoises II Is presumed he
could lrIs shlcn them by oil their own processes
VIZ. blowing. The friends Of tho new Invention
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY'S WILL.

BALTIMORE, Oct H. 1877.
The last will and testament of the late rchbishop
Bayley was filed to-day the Orphans Court Tor
probate, and tho following ,s nm exact copy of tho
In the name of God, amen, / james Roosevelt Bay
ley, formerly OF Newark, N, j., aud now Of Baltimore
city, Md, being in good health and OF sound mind,
but considering the uncertaity of lie, do therefore
hereby revoke all former wills by heretofore made
and make and publish this other, and Tor
my last will and testament-that IS to say,
FIRST and principddy-I commend my soul TO
Almighty God and my body rcsigh to the earth.
Secohd Hena-l give, devise and Dequeath all OF my
estate and property of every knd which may be IN
New Jersey at tho time my death to HIS Emnenco
tho Most Rev. CARDINAL J. McCloskey, of New York,
Brooklyn and the Right Rev. Michael A. Corrigan. OF
the city Of Newark, and to the survivors and survivor
OF them, their and his heirs and assgaa
Third Hem-I gve devise aud bequeath all OF the
rest, residue ana remainder OF my estate and prop
erty, oil every kind and description whatsoever and
wheresoover situated, including what now have and
may ACQUIRE. unto The Right Rev. james Gibbons, OF
The city OF Richmond, Va the Right Rev. Thomas A.
Becker, OF Wilmington, Del, and the Right Rev. j. j.
KAN, OF Wheeling, W. Va, and to the survivors and
survivor oil them, thcir and his heirs anu assigns.
Fourth and Last Iem--l constitute aud appoint the
said Jamos Gibbons Thomas A Becker and j. }. KAN,
and the and survivor oi thcm TO bo the
eculors of this, my last will
Witness my hand and seal, in the city Of Baltimore
Aforesaid, this 1Ith day OF October, 1875.
JAMES ROOSEVELT BAYLEY.
(rHoMAs A. LsE.
Witnessed by WILLIAM +. STARK
A. A. CURTIS.
The will is written sheet OF letter paper and Is
in the hand writing OF tho A rcn bishop
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
CIGAR MAKERS STRIKE.

Tho entire working force Of Leopold Cohen, cigar
manufacturer, No. 2oo Bowery, consisting Of about
sixty male and twenty female cigar and "bunch"
makers struck yesterday morning Tor increase Of
wages. The cigar makers ask for increase OF from
50 90 to 81 per 1000 Tor inferior cigars and from 81
TO - 90 Tor superior cigars Last winter the wages
paid them were - and So respectively. Early In the
spring these sums were reduced nity cents by the
nrm. Tho "bunch" makers mako demand Tor an
advance OF twenty five cents per 1000 The strikers
claim that at present rates few men can make 81 per
day wniie the most expert cannot earn more than
from I'll 70 10 81 40 per day Some OF the strikers
members OF the Cigar Makers Union, aud the men
declare that they will remain until the increase
they ask for is agreed 70.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
RAGPICKING AND BURGLARY.

fcw days ago tho residence Of Mr. William Gray
Co,tsviile at New Brunswick, n j., was destroyed by
hre, but quantity oil household goods saved and
stored in an outhouse on the grounds. On Wednesday
night last this place was broken open and ABOUT $500
worth Of property carried or Subsequent inquiry IN
the neighbornood revealed tho fact the only
picous looking persons seen around the place were
tnree Italian rsgpickers VINO took the morning way
tram Tor New Yorx Chief OF Police Oliver followed on
nn express tram and came over with the ragpckers
20 this city In tho ferryboat Wyoming. AS soon as
they arrived mere he caused their arrest by Omccrs
Walsh. Strauss aud Bliss OF the steamboat squad Tho
ragpckers' bags were searched and under mass VI
old paper and rags was found the stolen properly Iho
prisoners, who gave their names as Joseph bicc,
Cassie oce,u ana George Costello were arragncd b.
fore Judgc Morgan at Jefferson Market Court yescr-
day, anu remandcd TO await o requisiton from The
Now Jersey authorileR
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
STEREOTYPED PRAISE.

From the Waterbury Comm American. Oct. 10
The HsKALDs enterprise IN equipping Stanley IS
enough 10 place It at the head OF American Journalism.
position II means TO retain, II the speedy coIecto
OF news will accomplish IT, IL now gives, ahead OF all
competitors, Iwced's con fession verbatim, MS SUBJ
mittcd 10 Attorney General Farchild, but as he
cided alter mature denbcration and ADVICE that there
was nothing in the statement that would enable him
TO bring other malcactors TO justice, and nothing OF
character 10 atone tor tue many acknow cdgcd crimes
com nitted by William n. Tweed, ana AS Tweed has
himsei revealed the main portion OF It's contents IN
his testimony before The committee OF New York AL
dcrmcn we shall attempt no synopsis OF tho paper.
IL occupies over three pages in ihe HERALD, whose
enterprise In procuring IT Is worthy Of all praise aud
mltatOn.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

claimed that should the india rubber cloth be
ripped and the water admitted there are
sufficient chambers within the apparatus 10 innate
and support the body, as tha whole suit weighs OILY
sixteen pounds and can hold man weighing zoo
pounds comfortably, as we'll provisions enough, ~
case OF emergency, TO make him as comortaole rs il
he had q carte blanche order Davy Jones' locker
IL is said that the would be anchored on koo-
BINS Reef Lighthouse, and 70 remain IN the water
for two days The inventor OF the apparatus ac-
companied him In a small boat II will oe fortunate
for the citizens oi New York and especially for the
fishermen In the habit OF casting their lines down the
bay they are not startled by stories Of sea serpent
In our peaceful waters.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
THE JULIAN CHARGES.

secret session OF the Stock Exchange held yes.
terday afternoon for the purpose OF hearing the re-
port Of tho. committee appointed to Investigate the
charges preferred by Mr. Julian against his fellow
members, Mcssrs. Mcmillan, Burras Hill. After tho
session was aaoortaned that the committees report
had been referred 10 the Governing Committee Of the
Stock Exchange, but owing TO the extreme reticence
OF the members nothing regard to the nature OF the
report could be learned IL Is PROBABLE that certain
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
A NOVEL FOG SIGNAL

There is now on inspection the ofce Of the Board
OF Underwriters, In Wall street, very simple aud ap-
pareny very good contrvanco TOR use as log signal
sailing vcsscls II consists OF an oval iron retor
with a valve on top and . lever on one sde BY
working the lever back and forth lew times con-
siderable quantity OF compressed air may be pumped
INTO the reorI On turning Key In tho valve ON Top
the air rushes out, striking the edge o tunnel with
great force and making noise almost as lou as The
log whistle OF an ocean steamer IL IL claimed that
this sound can bo heard four miles of A. sea
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
COMMODORE DODGL'S FUNERAL.

The funeral services OF the lato Commodore Dodge,
the we'll broker OF this city, held yester
day in the FIRST Unitarian Church lDr. Putnam's,.
Pierrcpont street, Brooklyn. The church filed
by the relatives and friends of the deceased and the
ceremony was Of q very Impressive character. The
remains Will be Inferred to-day.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
KILLED ON THE ROAD.

Frank Mallon, ihbtyfour ycars old and residing
Third avenue near 1881 street, while driving thu
Southern Boulevard, near l45h street, was thrown
irom the wagon and Instantly Killed
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
A VENERABLE LADY'S OBsEQUIEs

The VIII Is written on sneet OF ietter paper ana u
In the hand writing OF tho A Archbishop
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-18
Farm for Sale.

Il VIZ UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS PLACE ON
! tc Sncqualmie for sale. IL contains 100
acres bottom land snd 80 acres Of tiuibered up.
land. slopiEg gently 20 tie river. II IL IL miles
froM Snrhnmith tltS. 1t tae river crossing. .
miles from Lake Nashinl ton and ~ from Seattle
Fifty ceres slaShed. 30 acres IN grass, acres
Of upland erubbed lor an orchard 20 tom Of hay
on band
The place has three-qnaritrs Of q mile frontage
On the river. Is safe from overflow. and has \
clear Aiieam Of water running through. which
can be brought in the house. barn and milk house
Il vAiush ior numbering. having n good deal Of
timber ~ Ii end il thc first key poi for getting
out the i'm 1er on Tire adjacent six eight sec-
tions. and has good bay for booming Tho
location Is central, and affords koot steamboat
landing. ho.ei ana store would do well there
at the present time. IL is convenient TO siY
Is geihg camps now in operation.
House nad too,s on the place. Cause Of selling
weak lungs.
For further partcu srs inquire Of
GEO WHITE.
my1dAwln SnoQEam River w. T.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-18
TEL EGR APHIC.
Exclusively to the
D.llLl. l.v-TELLICE.sT Err.


INV Yoax. May 1.-THE Ta'e,'
0iasgsvo special says; A gre~, battle is
i.apeading asi already heavy can
nenaaing has been in prusress for sew
srsl days Tie Russians have been
concentrating . large ierce a, this point
pscrarAosy to the forced passage Of the
Danube. The Army i. in goaa oooii-
tioa and good spirits Opposite - j..
Raesisnk. The TURKS are in such
strong fore there that they w,il surely
resist oar aivsncs. ssd tomorrow or
tbs day afser may witness. hoeA;y
struggle. The infAnsry force is preseo,
Ia grvat numh<rs. AMI as write. are
60 sh< marcia. while great activity pre-
walls IN ali departments ef the array
Eev~ss nsskesry fnaI 10 heard 90 each
eide Of the Danube. The outpos,s are
ssaAAsssss leaaea compliments and
the rattle 10 seAsfally distinct already.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-18

A NEW PRoJECT.-TheS San Francis.
Or Bulletin states that there i, p ojcc,
on fooe To construct . line Of railroad
from the town Of Red Bluff. on the Cal.
ifernia and Oregon Railroad. in u mort h.
westerly direction through TEXANS
county. crossing the lower arm Of Trm
ity county by Al accessible and favora
BILE pass. and thence. rs directly as may
b, 10 tide water on Humboldt Bay
aud If possible TO the city Of Eureka
The distance by cir line is 1874 miles
ead BY rail would not he less than 2l(
or go miles
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-18
County and City Official Press.
Friday, May 16, 1877.
A QUESTION OF JURISDIC
TON.

Not long ago. oil the local shipping
belonging to Seattle and other ports on
the Sound were required by an order
from the Customs department to hail
from Port Townsend. and 10 write
astsrn the name Of that port ia plac.. Of
thst OF their proper home port. VIVA,
will be the effect Of this order on the
Legitimate taa rolls Of the several coun-
ties. remains 70 b. seen.
The principle laid down in the stat
ntes in accordance with the plain spirit
Of the common law and common right is
thss the p~r-on AMI property of every
private corporation is liable To assess
mont snd taxsrion in tho county wher-
the principal Office or place of business
OF such corporation is i0a,.-d: but il
ssch corporation is engaged ia the tu =
iness Of nAsigssi IN or railr"ading then
tbs steam ssc~ss or other water c,att, OF
tba county 10 this Territory where the
hoos port or berth Of such .'~amhost~
o. other water crafts may I've. and the
rolling stock uf such ra,lrcai shall b-
assessed 10 the county IN this Territory
whore the pri.cipnl terminus or depot
Of such Railroad NAV be-"
The important Issue. in this matter,
- afIec ing county revenues. is. as TO
just what constitutes 1.-The home port or
berth" Of craft. Whether an order
from the Customs department deter
mines it or actual fact.
A the time is near at hand for the
several county ASSESSORS to make their
returns. the determination Of the
equities IN the case becomes q matter
OF immediate Concern.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-18

+ On the press Iaw Simon confined his
opposition 10 the question e snbs:itu.-
ing trial by jury far summary jurisdie-
tion IN cases If insults N mar.halls
ari foreign s,y-rcigns- This. should
IL prove mistake. conl have been
repaired bat they learned OK the soap
= staf. sr3 had no. pstipnce t. wai;.
AMI they ugZe-;ei tntbe MARI The
rreviou. letter Il i. couch-d ia often
s;ye terms aud divulges ~ hat passed in
css,ucil. in = fashion which Will excite
- c..u-ure of The - hole y ori! l, con-
c.u: Ike all manifestations ot co,,, d
erf' aai make 2 very threatening ap-
peel - the coru;Ty
Simon ~ AT ia'~rviy., With II Mallrn
sni L fir you my resignation"
Mcmahon replied II accel, il. and
,ccpt Il by three o'clock this ~eening.''
Tie Mai,haI had received the re-ig-
nation If the whole Cabinet. except
from the Minister Of War. mp to ,hi.
evening The Duke DAuifirrt Pas
qnier. Piesider, Of the St,a,e. alone
has repaired to Elysee. II is affirmed
he went Of his own Accord, and that the
Marshal would scarcely receive him.
This evening the names of the future
-, - - ,t.f l..
dissolution comp d. etat Cabinet, are
spoken - a< follows: Dukr De Brrgtie
Minister Of Foreign Atf,irs: Foutier.
/ Interior, Buffet. Finance; Lazren', Ed
ucaiioI.: Girari. Commerce. Compt, De
Paris, Ju,tice, and Berthanit, War
/ The authorship If McM.hon's letter is
attributed to the Dukcs D. Brogtie and
Fonrti.r.
II is stated tina: at tomorrow sit
tirg the manifesto If Marshal Simon
will be read. explaining tina. it seemed
dangerous u let the administration Of
the coutt rrmaiu any longer in the
hands Of the present cabinet At the
same time be affirmed that awaiting
timslf ii an Article. IL the co1s,i tuition
which gives lin taat right. the Mar
shal Will have the decree read bro
rogulng 'hc Chamber OF Deputies for Il
month. The ChamD'r will reply by a
note ola want of confidence or by some
other extreme measures. for it is in
possible t. torsee TO what length the
Chamber. after an example Of violence
and deception, might proceed; but in
any case the Chamber will be pro-
rosued. and will reasonable only to be-
dissolved, for a struggle is henceforth
absolutely inevitable
This news has produced here al i'm
preston of bewilierment. Delibera-
tions are still going on, and the greatest
efforts are being made 70 oppose the
the anger of the left. and to allay ex-
element manifested. In the Chamber of
Deputies to-day. a resolution of the
left declaring that the Chamber will
only place confidence in cabinet free
to be resolved to govern in accoi dAuce
with republican, principles. WAS adopted
by vote of $50 against l54
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-18

LONDON. May /. Russians arc hsv-
ing COR siderable trouble abou, trans
poriaiIon. The snail country Gait. are
insufficient; tor military purposes and
the frs, thing ,ha, the Rn.si>ns dii on
entering RormaniA WAS 20 apply 70
that Government Tor 1900 carts 10
NEE, transportation demands Turk
ish troops parpose movement against
Uerxego, Thousands of Christian
refugees are expected across the frontier
IL augmen. the > iber already IN Dial
malta. and who are actually dying If
starvation.
LoSpoS. Nay /, The I.ss PARIS
correspondent says President McMa-
hon. letter - Minister >i,ner. whlch
caused The latter Sc ,vnd. h.s res. gua-
,.on. Is one at the mo>t serious events
since thr fall ot Thisfs Cooucil> SET
cral az The municipal oos.rt>. which
are charged with the .iaty + elec;', Z
senators. mast >ooa b. renewed Ten
Of The Right. who sre leading The c,an-
spirAcy. toand themselves driven into a
oaFuer They Wished an 10 acceua' -
eatru,s these ELECTORS - the present.
Republican eabtnet They hs3 ;Issre~
fore - farce ID c,sa:ilct whieh the
Chamler q ,ier4s.es hal avoided Tie
discussion 81 Rnnsc5g.sl law bal eoa
msrcxi. Ta.s discussion ~as ouly On
The Grss scs,iiag simon hal sc.eFyei
tor hsaas~lf intervention "a The re,oni
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-18

THE SU0AR TRADE.-The total i'm.
posts Of sugar for the first three mont
Of 1877. Mt the port Of San Francisco.
socoTding to tho Journal 81 Commerce
are - follows: Manila. 1,122.i2i lbs,
Hawaiian. 4.72s. sos lbs; Batavia
3,735 Lbs; China. i.i5..062 lbs; Cen
trail American. 23,66S lbs: and Eastern
les, ESQ lbs Total. Is. So. 800 lbs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-18

THE EXTREME PENALTY TIE Par
lismentsry report on Capital Punish
meat shows that the number sentenced
10 death in England and Wales, during
four years. hom 1879 to 1875. was i0s.
Of whom 81 only were executed. The
number Of se,,tences'in 1878 MAS Is;
1874, >. 1875. Sc: and in 1876, b.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-18

DAYroy.--The Ners states that 80
new buildings will have been com.
pletea ia layton. for the present year
by the opening of Winter. The same
journal claims that Whitman county
contains larger area Of agricultural
iands than the entire Willamette valley
If DRAGON.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-18

BoSp ISTEaEsr.-The government
will ,iisburss Ell .ooo, 900 a, New York
en- account Of gold interest accrued to
Nay lat on bonds mainly the s-eos of
iso5, and the new IS.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-18

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-04
Remedy for SMALLPOX.

We copy the following from the Stock
ton (Cal.) Herald: 81 herewith append
a receipt which has been used, to my
knowledge, in hundreds of cases. 1t
will.prevent or cure smallpox, though
the pitting5 are filling. When Jenner
discovered cow-pox, in England, the
world of science hurled an avalanche of
fame upon his head; but when the most
scientific school of medicine in the world
-that'of Paris-published this recipe
as a panacea for smallpox, it passed un-
needed; it is as unfailing as fate; and
conquers in every instance. 1t is harm
less when taken bya well person. 1t will
cure scarlet fever. Here is the recipe
as I have used it, and cured my children
Of scarlet fever; here it is as have used
it to cure smallpox; when learned ply
sicians said the patient must die, it
cured:
Sulphate of zinc, one grain; Fox-glove,
(Digitalis) one grain; half a teaspoon
full of water. When thoroughly mixed,
add four ounces of water. Take spoon
full every hour. For child, small doses
accordingtoage. Ifcounties swouldcompel
their physicians to use this there would
be no need of pest-houses. If you value
advice and experience, use this for that
terrible disease.''
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-04
Romance in Nevada.

TheTruckee Republican says: "Afew
days ago couple visited Truckee on
their wedding tour. They were married
in Virginia City. The husband was u
large, ,good-looking white man; the wife
a delicate, fragile looking Japanese wo-
man. The advent of this strange-as-
sorted compile produced considerable
comment. The man, being interviewed
stated that he was legally married, and
that it was love match, The couple
seemed to be very fond of each other,
and did not seem in the least to mind
the curious stares of the crowd that
watched their movements as they passed
along Front street. She had discarded
the peculiar costume of her nation, and
was arrayed after the manner of a white
woman. After remaining few days
in Truckee, the happy couple departed
for their home in Virginia City,