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Mr.. Wallack shows himself as AIRED Ere
I'm tonight at his theatre no less interest
ing feature Of this revival Of Bulwer's Money
will l." the reappearance in the character OF
b. ,ar.in Stout of Mr.. John Brougham. The
cast includes besides. Mr. Montague. Mr.. Gil
bort. Nr Beckett. and the entire force OF the es-
IT, shm"nt.
Two novelties arc to be presented. Ono is tho
III y Te e49nirauth a 8r The rS GS2i
weed only ~ the Broadway Theatre. whrr. she
viii continue tu enact " tn" Governrss.' y pro-
nounrci mt WIS made al tins establishment on
c,.I.tv chilled Pink Dominos." There is no
possibility Of Me- Morris appearins hero as
.dinHe, Mss Mnc,' or, AttIe, ns she opens IN
The Williamsors remain at The Grand Opera
House until saturday. play ing struck on" ,.
shannon. which il now running nj the Park
Theatre, with the uue of Champagne and
mike way for Messrs Robson and Gran" IN
oar BACHELORS" Champagne and Oysters"
IL the cleyerest aud most limo .uou- of the iarces
winch Of late have com" over tho sea
On Wrdncs lay evening the Standard Theatre
will open under the managem-nt Of Mr.. Viii
oar Boarding House." will bc produced. The
company engaged at this house Z" nvh WAS
is a good one ana includes Mr.. Eben Plympton,
Mr.. Arnott. As Ida Savary. and host OF
others almost as we'll known. T..
obtain HE nj Ninlo's Garden, where the Irish
play. The Peep q Day is suu running.
IRISH drama may also be seen tonight ut I'll"
Theatre Cumilue. in addition TO the extensive
variety entertainment
The BpW'ry Theatre, Tony Pastors. and
presently 6imcrr's Garden. must be rcsoued
t. for pron's 'uOu" amusement.
TheOlyunc. VIII allowable pride. announces
the reapn.aranre OF Texas Jack Tonight in a
genu n" Western drNuna.
II should ba nofi 'pd that all the places of
amusement in town offer mn extra matinee IL
wcek Mashingtpns Birthday Will be celc-
hrltrd hv the play RS, il ly nobody n,se,
Tho advance sul' ot seats Tor = Tho niaoul-
maugh" ,rhe Good D"monl. which Will to- pro-
ducrd In the Finn Avenue Theatre TO night. ID
In the SECOND annual concert of the New
York Press Club in Steinway Hall, on the even
ing Of tie 25ih inst. FrHppoli. Julss, A. De
Ford CARR, LImharl Charles liohers \. p
Rurhank the Hurd,ttc. Cleo Club, Herman
/ Bnndi H. Schussrl. Max Schwart. Charles
Werner Richard Arnold. Henry : 'hreiber. Y
Dragonc. Wilhelm Popuer. William lowack
aud Sienor NJ. Bina VIII appear for the benefit
| oil The cIul s charity fund.
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AMUSEMENT



Mr.. Booth closed on saturday night what
baa nroved m very sucrcesful N n of n very bril-
IL. - NJ - .uu,,oro, ha,ora mo
iant seusoh' ne was ruun,,oh'. oo'"'o ,'o
curtain. whore he expressed his thanks briefly.
and he made his last exit accompanied by the
=, 49,. -, t,i. n, .o,,.,.ox.
onih, prn ntv Where durinr The present
week no ,viIl nraaant aevcral of the characters
~, ,.,,ai ~, y, 80, - 49,. ..., -.
In which he has been seen mere.
In several respects the series Of performances
in this citv VIVA mot ne sat,afactorv tn tho crti-
80, a,'',,'. Wv. ~ 800. A., ~. a. I'LL,
oa' auulehces 10 whicn MT booth Is 'nousn'
to appeal. az IL should have been. Doubtless
no tried To do too ,,,,ob with tho r,,bnr In ado
~ W w ~ w" ~
uua'e STOCK material Mt hand and he spread
himself. so TO speak, over too much ground.
The cbaroc,ors ,ba, ,yoro nros,r,od aro
ny "o ena ~, 'nm "ero preseh,ea arc
h'cndrd mr. Hdmtet Idgo. Oheno Shvtock
Petruchio. Lear. Richard H. Bertuccio Richie
i,eu and RIM RIos Tbia 10 a wor,bv lie, "a n
80 10 70 :" VIM no IN -"
stands. but tho representations varied so
soaso, con accent ,he whole no = ra,,,,,torr, ox
9,anv" N" ~ w 49, "' ~ Ni''Vi III VA
hibiton OF inc same talents ana endeavors
The Hamlet and Iaoo were undoubtedly the I'm
os, ,,or,,rr.nc,s In, ,hov dono,od ~, da,o,o,,-
GOV po' IVA W ny ~ nv 49,
ment In the actor. and were essentially the
Hamlet and Idoo which the Intelligent public
long ago agreed to accept, for want Of any bet
ter as tho best that have been given US of late
years in this country. The Ottelio wae sim liar
~ familiar II IL true the stnge circumsta nces
and not i'm ali casrs improved but the conccp-
lions remained the same The Richeiieu at
trac'ed attention by its melodramatic nodes. not
bv lbs originality or depth Of feeling; and the
Run Mas and Lear with which the season
closed were peculiarly unsatisfactory for dH-
metricaIIy opposite reasons. Ono was made
mclodrama without the pictorial and effiurnt
grace that has been given Il 10y Mr.. Frchter. The
other lacked entirely the elements Of grandeur
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BvRGrR-Ai Port Richmond, staten Island, Feb u
Sarah Ann. widow nj Milham Burger 80
Funeral from trace l. Church, On MuniaN Feb IL.
at2nclnck T. VI Friends are invited 90 attend.
BACHlA -un Feb H. Mrs Mary Baclia. aged ~
wears ami months ,,,
Roatives and friends Of the family are respectfully IN
wife. 10 attend unrra ROW her tate residence. i4J
ADn It. IN Tuesday. fcb Il" at IL O'Clock internen nj
m Greenwood.
nONITY.-On sunday. Feb II. nj 4 quarter past 4
Dlu,i DuritN. IN ia, is-th year OF his agc.
Notice ~ funeral here tii"r
fAKNAN ON saturday. Feb. Ii nj his residence,
as Ncsi i7tt lanes Alphu Fafnan aged years.
pnloufhs and q da,,. son OF Patrick and frn farnan
Re nuNrs ami friends OF the family are -"ctully IN
vitcd 10 attend hls funeral Monday, sih inst at3
O'Clock 4. VI
h-n aged 81 Years ..
The relatives ana friends Of the family respectfully
invited fn attend the requiem 50 Ann Church,
corner OF Front AMI Gold sls BrnnkN u. tins Monday
morning ~ lni O'Clock the funeral 90 ia"c place rpm
his late residence. 20 Front II al ~ =
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The Sultan Rendy for Flight.


PERA. Jan. 30-There seems no doubt that
the Sultan il prepared Tor flight. His finest
ironrlad is moOred all ready in front Of the Pal-
ace: but lac is probably. less afraid Of the Rus
slams than Of his own subjects and of the possi-
ble scenes Of boodshed and destruction which
may cnsuc II the Russians attack the town. and
of any Ministerial revolution or civil strife be-
tween Mu-S ulmans, Christians, or Circassians.
and of the Bashi Baznuks commencing TO pill
lagc and massacre. These men are source 81
grave apprehension. rs the Government cannot
dislrm them. and does not even prevent them
from carrying on in the streets OF Stamboul,
with scandaluus publicity. the sale of plundcret
goo Is. They are selling Tor n mere triile horses.
cattle. and sheep. us we'll as gold and silver or
namcnt- some Of them evidently stolen from
churches and women. They are supposed to
have formed into bands for organized loot on
the first opportunity
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The Experimentation troupe, now per-
forming nj the Academy of Music. will sing
Waener's "Tannhauscr' tonight. Mr.. Adams
appearing In the rdl, or the 7dnihduser, and
NM pappenheim lis H.zrb,(h.
Ca Wednesday evening The Trovatore" will
bee EiN' a for the first me- this scpsnn with Miss
Adelaide Phillips n the cast as Azucerd.
On Friday evening the troupe 20 for one
night e. the Stadt Theatre. wher' they will sing
ia " lnhengrln," returning ON Saturday 10 the
AcadoIny Tor q mntInee nrr.0rmAnNe.
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Ss Schisdam ,he, amer. Rotterdam
> ,ifv o Berlin kennedy, Liverpool Feb and Queene
town sth
- New York. Quick New Orl' ans
- B"rk- PsuiIrinn. Philadelphia
s. santiago de aba. Crow ell. Charleston.
- binilcatog. ROGER. Philadelphia
s. Ol Dominion. Walker. Rl,hmt nd city Point, and
NORFOLK
:. Nervous fIaroit BOSTON.
Bark ltao. Buon.tovsuna. Plymouth.
BARK Al NAIaitr. Jat an. Antwerp
Brg GNp~l Queen. NurIun. MunteNdeO.
Brg n q sihieN. Col>un catAnii
Srhf y iiaui. Duhcrfy. 4, rnHubnco.
SCR friic the Fast Lord, Tampco.
Sohr Grace Andrews Aisr w. ,lrtrnas
A.-u the usual fiNer AMI cuastwi,e vessels.
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CHRIS rIASI-UNDE RHlLL-On the i4th INST, at the
re- sidrnce OF the brides parcnts Brooklyn, Y, ~
Fncnd, ceremony John +. Christian IN Ella, daughter
OF Samuel H. underhll
LAND-CJkEr-Ou THURSDAY, Feb -. 90 ,he rc.i-
dcnoe uf the BRIDES mother by the Rev br " Eddy,
JOS NJ Land. IT. to Emma Cukei. all 81 Jersey CITY
PORTER-Hu Lion Thursday, Feb ~ NJ INC ren-
Chnries A. Porter of brooklyn, n Y. 60 Miss Eiva j..
daus hter Of William Hui Esq oi New Haven, Conn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-18
a Sunday Night Rehearsal.

From seven o'clock last evening until long
past midnight the stage of Booths Theatre
presented series OF extraordinary scenes, as
rehcarsed by the ola podrida company that Will
enact Uncle Toms Cabin therein this even
ing. The spacious interior of the theatre WINS rs
dark ms pocket. Scattered throughout the par
Duet were managers. performers. black men
and white. In a little room near the stage the
champion banJost WAS practising a solo. and in
the green room Commodore Tooker drilled the
choruscs. Some of the sets are remarkable for
the ingenuity of their design and mechanical
pcrfcction.and the final tahleau bid fair TO
eclipse anything Of the kind eyer exhibited. The
dArkeys who are 10 sing when n. CtdW.S return
IL announced. shout when he throws them sill
yer. chant when Era dos dance, cavurt. ana
break down in the plantation scene, and max"
things Lively when the grand apNthco,lS Is m
folded to view. are numerous ana rcsprctahl".
They rungc in years from six 10 Sixty;
IN colors. from n dolicat" cr"am !. a g'nhlha
black, ms black A. undilutrd lnk' 1hry nrN't
weary in wrll-doing, an regard an encore ma u
great drsideratum. The management WORKS
them i'm ut every opportunity. Last evening
they ,c"ndqrted ih'm.-iN's wih me gr'"' tEa
shirt Of the performance az rnthu-
sn-tcally n they will Tonight. A Sundoy
night rehearsal is a grotesIn"r'e nt Mst. rms
is one of the brightest and chppicst Of all the
stage children. Her name II Belle wharton,
and wherever She goes size makes an lmnedl-
ria wonderful ottrootiyoncss Of his, pro-
duiiun N Uncle Tom ~ in philalcl-
pniH surprised the managers, who nott"l
fortune in seventeen performances, Il is now
their intention a. keep thn abolition tall rolling
ms long MS II will draw. To TINS end IT Will he
noIts, a good cast. and such n distribution Of
the darkey element. with genuine plantation
fun and Msn' -, rs the people nave read 81 but
never SAW before, .
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TREASON To LIBERTY.
uoy THE GREIT Fraud or 1879 VAS
MIDE POSSIBLE.


,, ., rLo n,,,ooro,io
WAsHlN'l"N' we ,,'. 80, ,.......
party wants = "ao IT, II 'n,'.,a, ,h"r
composer "' W. 80, .,,, ,,,,l ,,o,,,,,
sughly tinlpp'n, "'' ., -
Ing nm imrrcEhap'' '''s",Vn' Wv Wv c,'
ofwheh mas '''h us". ~" Wy ,,,.a,,,'
nonro whom possess Wv
anl 'lc ana nlhhl W "i''''' III .a,iL
nrc. treating win 'h''n', my, ,ss' ',i.
WY To glorious Victory nVs uun
army The enemy j. "'".o'' '''"' aA,, H.
bounding trca'h'rY VI "s - a,,a hs
advisers. Ih' hour ''' 49,. . a",
arrived, nut s''''Vn", ,,,,.,i,..
ambitions moan p'',y IT, se',sn p'uu,'
aud merccnnry 'r'"',', ,,. o,,.,,,,,,,.,,
posse and meanwn,'' ''' IV'u'" , ppo,su's 70
slipping away Inc s''u' W "S nm s., "''',
muiiny nave nee" s'"" n's..,.,i,,o =. -
feeling is growing 'p"''. i ',,l',
ening iis hrm Grip on NV 800
cation and dislnWAi""V WV 80" a..
What has hr'us" "''s MI ". w o
present mserape - ,"Vi'
lhan year ago u "'9 '" ~ " ". ,.
BY the popular hl"'' ~ " a., = ,,,,
OF million N'''9 Wv 90,
States railll'" l'S ~
Intelligent WIN WIS "' 80, "''Voi 10
banners u n'''',''
ton " 'nr'' """',''' ',', ''N'' IN ''''
the pe'il"'' "S NV -. v.e
nundreu "u. n'''' 100 '''''' '''N'''
naIorlV Oh u'''' IT,
",. '
10 ucp'N, ''' ~ wy. Wv ~
nau We" III "'' '''' ..'' ~ 81" I"', ''''"
ayers pt''u''" W. o''''iS VI wv S"'.o 'o'e'n "
men's 10 u'ly 'H' cypress WI" VI "' pcopic'
anu 70 'er'p 'n"' '"eN' haSVs e'c''ors' VINO
had not nreh ei',leu' were u"S 'noseh' 10
accomplish u'''' was necessary III one IN
fwhee To 'Hro" ou' h'orv u'"h sVNeh 'nou-
s"hd b'hl"''"'' N"V's' "'S WIS u"h'' not
h'oruln- " 'u' i"'n9 VI nav" "u' In N'v'"-
u'h o' inc PUN 'e'''r o' 'ne ia"' INC e,,'-
uon Ia" Vl '|'".7'"nn pI"N'u'" ui"' tue NJ
turning b'''u s""u'u nave Iur'sui'lloh ohS
upon the lt'''sis oi sup rNis"rs oil heElstra-
non Tor We various p"rishes' "hl'h must oe
'asei upon statements maze py the 'oinhis-
sioheis OF Election SUI ported IN turn py cer-
nh'A',s OF 'hr'e uualihou e'"ctors' Ia hu' ono
e''-' III "'''." Wv, - 'u' ''''H D'"'
hssu"l'' J"riSuir'''h were ,n'S' r'Iu'r'neh,S
OF inc ~" ''hpheu WIN. PROTESTS were maze
N Sui'rNis 'rs OF h,sls'iHu'h' uu' 'hey W'rr
n"' supported, ~ Ia" law required 10y the state
menus "' we commissioner OF E'e''l"u' H'Ne
In one or Two instances these protests were
made In New orleans and many OF them
wer' dated weeks after the election had been
h'n' In ihe case oil SIN parishes no protests
were mad" ana yet III whole or in part tho
y "ocrati' votes returned therriron were re-
j. Vi' Inc mans W'r' lamp rrd wi'n' ana
re- rcd packages. containing the returns ol
several Parishes, W'f' wthh'lb. AMI. with th'
c"hniN"h'' AMI as-is'aur" OF Post Oihce
onirial the s0"is oi these registered letters
"er' ur"N'h lh tie J. - Oil'e W New orleans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-18
$nslntss Qotitrs.

Pom.ro,'s Wire Frame, with osciiiaung Pads
for l,ultur, - light easy and durable 143 Broadway.
The Best Remedy for Children while Teeth
~ MlNNIllM,, NluLllnL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-18
MIRINE INrELLIGEyOE

sf~isruRK AiNASAc-rrfs nav
sunnse.....6 30 sun -ls. D.. . - Moon rises. 20
NATfu-riiis nav
Sandy Hook. ~ Gov lsani y - He'll Cate. 10 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-18
DIR. FANYoV. MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN
noyA,uAyANN LorrrmY.
saoln9s 8auks.

CEtOND DINIDEND,-Dep os,or. IN frocdmaGi
- SAVINGS Bank ma, send books 10 L HARRIS Bank
er, 65s Broadway. corner Bond 81
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Consnnptivcs Need Not De.palr.


You can be- cured by using Phillips Palata-
bic cod LIVER OIL IN comiilAllun with fh"sihu M
uitlnc. All druggists. Depot ilatt sueeL-.i''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-18

Elliot's Carbolic snulf cures catarrh. Price
IS cents ~ drussists,-Aas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-18

Tho Democratic majority of the House
of Representatives followed the line of poll-
cy he laid down, 10y unanimously resolving
that Hayes's title was the spawn OF fraud, and
the party cau'us without a dissenting voice.
agreed upon " an address To the people which
recited tho history of the monstrous ctmc."
and closed with an appeal To the righteous
Judgment OF all men. The campaign against
fraud WAS formally naugurated. An uncom-
promising war was Ia he WHged for TOUR
years, The people responded in uhins-
taxable terms. but the leaders faherrd.
and are ihltcrnE. WAy} Apparently the
Demo ratio party was stronger than ever br-
fore. II had II minority in the House 81 Repre-
s'nntiNes, AMI thor opponents MNd hafolN a
working majority IN the Senate. The Fgaudu-
lent Administered on WAS ,rurroB thirty days 0d
when Il hrcame evident that in fulfilling the
bargains ly which II came into power, II would
be- lett without friends IN is own plriy Day 10y
dHy the hrrn h grow wider untll when Con-
gross met in October last. the Euli thAt sop
Nratrd the de iurlo Pros dcut from tho great
bulk oi his party was impussahlr. In IN" moan
time, nuw cylunnce had come 10 Light, Ta"
rlpprtuntty To lay hura the bot nm tnts OF the
Louisiana IONS piracy WIS presented, but months
have elapsed and no Democrat has dared 10
r,sn in his place on tn floor Of the House Of
Representatives and demand IN investigation
l. il fear that Restraints Fear of what? Has
the treason that made the success Of the cloc-
toral conspiracy possible poisoned the lifo
blood of tho party? Have the flesh pots of
Egypt proved too tcmptng? II would seem
that the Fraudulent Administration owns more
Democrats than it does RepuIlicuus
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-21
Tnc Falcon MING.

A letter from superintendent Fnrn.
BAN, of tho Falcon minc at Rock
Creek, just received " II. p. Freeman,
reads ns follows: "water In shaft is
now above l25.foot level; hope to meet
It with pump before Il reaches ten fee,
above station. ms Il Is now rising very
slowly; machinery is ON tho road 10.
tween here aud Battle Mountain; OK.
poet To receive IL 10y tho goth instant,
and expect to pumping by
the LIST proximo; shall be hblo to rench
bottom OF shaft by the 9th. aud resume
sinking for next level.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-21
MI~ birthday PnrtN.

The twenty. ninth anniversary Of the
day Oh which our nmiuble townsman,
Fred. Mason. put in n first appearance
upon this great sublunar stage. having
arrived Oh Tuesday. IA large number OF
his friends were invited to commem-
crate the ven by participating in a
dance aud supper at Mrs Ford's daring
the evening of TINT day. The response
vas general, md n more iovial assem-
blugc has not been gathered within the
town precincts. Til. house was filled
to repietion; music aud dancing being
first i'll order. after which the health
and continued prosperity of the popular
young bachelor was drank in numerous
tOasis, and silently hoped for by mar
risgeable young ladies' ~ they demure.
ly disposed Of ham Sandwiches and
slipped iced-cream and coffee.
That Fred. may live to n ripe old &
ever possessing abundant means fol
similar yearly entertainment Of hi.
numerous friends. is tho hearty and
unanimous wish expressed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-21
Hhe Fe.alrnI Reun..

Tie grand opening OF the Church
festival Ut the oldscbool building for.
mRly takes place this .exeAine. and O
full nkteSAAAoe OF the Lords Of Craa-
tom ia c~aruently desired. The portAl4
Of the ediGce will be thrown wide spea.
and rs IL costs nothing to get in. the
presumption is that the tax is levied
upon the privilege to get ont. Through
the industry Of the ladies. assisted by
o few benevolent gentlemen, the hall
has been conveniently and handsomely
arranged for the disposition Of the
WIRES and refreshments. md as every
thing has been donated for the common
beLeft. we npprehcnd that n square
meal" can be procured Mt q very slight
advance over regulation prices.
We understand hat tea and coffee
are to be the standard beverages, md
quail on toast" will only be served to
inyalids. The enemy is to be strongly
intrepched behind the refreshment
tables. whilst n light body Of skirm-
ishers has been detailed to ''rope" the
unwary into jacobs Well /; the den
Of the sooth.sayer; to conduct distri-
buttons through the local Postofice and
to critically demonstrate to tho un-
practiced eye the artistic beauties Of
the picture gallery.
Should in~corrigable subjects DO en-
countered. for whom smiles Of femin-
inc beauties has no charm, und upon
whom the humanizing influence OF hot
coffee and lobster salad is unuvailing,
they will ut once be turned over t the
Inducements of that irresistible depart
ment presided over by the Queens OF
the evening, i'll which pin.cushions.
watch.pocke cts, and gorgeous pedal
ndoInments, form the staples. Times
being n little tough, the tax will be
light. and gentlemen may with perfect
impuniiy, venture to participate with
two.and-a-half in HIS clothes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-21
The Concord Coaches.

Smith Van Dreilen will have another
Concord coach ready for the Tuscarora
road i'll two or three days. II was ex.
pcct"d that the one s,nt out Monday
would be followed by another full rig.
but it has been impossible. So soon
as the ono now OIL the stocks is com.
pleted, the old wagons will he discard.
ed. their places being supplied with
first. class coaches. There can be no
fault found with the time mndc. aud
the advent OF these no. 1 vehicles, will
render the route the most desirable
from the railroad North.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-21
From Fridays Daily


n Mover FoYLSitdce
The extraordinary a~ssSmblago Of Per
Sons at tLe lowOr eud. Of Main street
was drawn thither to witness Q foot
race between Hi. St0her Of Railroad
distfici, and old mar Munson, Of mis-
place. The chief interest in the race
was its novelty; Stoker to haul a W O
horse buggy, while Munson was 10 run
uhtInmeleu.
Stoker Is q young powerful man. and
n pract:ted foot racer, whilo tho latter
possesses nome Of these advantages;
hence the style Of the contest. Speou.
lniion was rife rs to who would win,
and betting OH the result was particu.
larry lively. II was finally settled that
the ground between Dorsey Bros sta
BILE and the Sazerac saloon, lao yards
starting from the stable, YVES TO be run
over; tho first to the corner-Sioker
taking the buggy along-to take the
money Both men were finally got up
in regulation stylc-South Carolina
Summer dress--nnd stoker was har.
messed TO the buggy. Manson, who Ia
little, but wirey, then stepped to the
front. the word was given, md AWAY
they went, tho crowd following CLOSE
upon their heels. The buggy behaved
vci> we'll uutil tho quarter pole wns
reached. when il became evident ,lai
blood alone would tell" MS tho Elko
champion forged ahead and steadily
widencd the gap to tho score.
We uro now quite confident that Il
tho distance had been to Hallcck, the
old man would have won tho race, OF
beou running yet.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-21

The voluminous quarterly Report o!
the County Auditor which We publish
reading matter. will be found interest,
ing t. citiz LII Of the county generally
giving ~ it d - every detail connected
with county tiuuncr. 1t Is gratifying
To observe TINT the heavy indebtedness
under which our taxpayers have s;rug-
gled since our Organization as II county,
il steadily decreasing, each years re-
duction being greater than that Of the
previous one.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-21
The Run n, road.

From Joe. Taylor, who has just loft
town for tho emerald hills OF the above
district, We learn TINT tho late run Of
the smelter was highl, satisfactory,
the AMOUNT of orc reduced being two.
hundred tons, yielding eighteen tons
OF hno copper bullion, and twenty. two
'ona OF mat which assays sixty por
cent. Tho ore was taken from tho
BLU bell mine. and under the MANAGE
mont Off. j.. Franks, tho performances
of tho furnace could not DO cScellod,
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The Glenn Aquarium


While at the .'Gem" vest trday. We
were shown n novelty in the way Of all
aquarium, just imported from the East.
II is OF unique design and answers the
double purpose Of of n receptacle for
The inny tribe, and a flower stand.
4 representative Of Isaac Walton,
with fractured pants perches upon o
pedestal III the cen ter and compliment
ly watches the bobbing of u cork upon
the waters beheath, while ducks. geese
and even long-necked swan float grace-
fully upon its surface bearing patiently
upon their backs turtles and lizards that
seek shelter from the wet by perchine
upon the backs Of the aforesaid aquat-
Ics. ..
Tho entire outfit is very tnstefully
gotten up, and with the exception Of
he remarkable docility of the water
fowl mentioned. brings forcibly to mind
our enriy piscatorial experiences. A
couple Of large bronzed iron flower
vases and q highly ornamented pend
ant support for potted flowers, are also
IT part Of the purchase. the most NJ
ton'sLing feature OF which, is the price
at which they We're obtained.
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And oil others about to refurnish their
residences for tho coming year. We
ha'o just received twenty-five pieces
ingram. ten pieces threeply, fifteen
pieces tapestry and Ave pieces body,
brussels carpet, which comprises tho
newest md choicest patterns ut prices
that defy competition. Seven thous.
and rolls Of wall paper in new designs,
from tho cheapest blanks 10 the finest
gifts ut u. Ioinhart Il Co.'s Mammoth
Establishment.