January 14, 1877 (4 pages)

0 a ta i a PES ok ae Re het ei ln th wie War aut cdi Bubollia ge I Te Ci f I. i Bhe Daily Transcript ne VADA CITY. CAL. i ee Sunay, Jacury 14, 1877. The House. There have’ been men foolish enough to think that the United States Sen ite wasa body possessing, — by virtue of the Constitution, some _ powér iu the Government, but the supporters of Mr. Tilden forthe Presidency have decided to the coutary. ‘Heretofere the Senate hus had a hiEk Saha tee. Mad Rene =o beed elected Presidest, but “it now that body bus been acting “authority, fora buadred ee teté.,and suggested the wec-ssity of . ; mahal Apparaisis. We snggested the other day that; some of tke schools of Grass Valley , wete defivieat in apparatus, maps, theif parchaa® ® by the Board of Bancation, td which the Editor of; the Union, ¥bo.wusa formefly one of thr scboul “Trustees. of that place, Bays: “We do not agree with that proposition, We think there are geueraily too ainy tvols in the school houses, 86 my thst the use of noue ure suticieitly learned. ~ Atl these things serve but to sivif faris iuto braids, whereas the prinie object in teaching should be to get teese Brains into ¢. rect aud Peat b. bis of thinking.” —! “We thouget it peeded—ho argu= met at this dayto prove the ascful. ‘uess-of such “tools” an . sebool, aud we doubtaf another educated than Ha years, Tilden’ s tianagets now clara : that the House must be the jadge «1 the correctness atri-safficiency of all “_ yeturns; that the House must elects President ia the contingency of uo election, nvd:it-has toe. power-to de‘cide whether there bas. Leeu ove or mite. Ittherefore sppears tbat the ape Gouury, “exct pt the editor. of the} nion, would oppose their use. Av arifici dd globe is. just as essentia: iu teucttng Geograpby, as a trowei istu a iwasen, Still, teachers. have gor slong withoutrh-m. Au Baghshiescber was ouce drillivg bis pupils, prepataioty to au anticipated > visit . Senate, woieh bas for a centary been Bag itujnose into this matier, was acting without authority, and no one bus veep sinurt enouylity disPS ~ — -“Pilden—found it out, Nexttime u President is to be elected, we.’doa’s seo What necessity there wilt be for the people tovuteutall. Tbe House having wll the powers of the Guvernment, can just us weli relieve the people from voting, nud* declare ut once who shall govert: 05,’ From Uur Exchunyes. And this is wh -t ap irreverent Chicago Dewspnper says; It isr.ther an astonishing thing to beur that Mr. John McCallough, the popular the: atrioul maneger and acior, who long since passed the age at which yout.ful indiscretions are easily pirdoved, has been writing and. c mposing « song called “Teap-Year has come and passed.’’ Tine feelings of gratitude which swell the beart of young bachelors, in view: of this interest-pg circumstance, may well be sharea by Mr. McCu'lough; but he is burdly ‘justified’ in expressing. both i in poe:ry and music, his private joy. The que-tion is whether, in this age of tilization, we are going to Allow the bodies of the dead to remain unutilized,’’ says the Scientific American, The writer teils bow the skin of a human being makes soft, pliable, light brown leather when tanned, like fine calfskin, but more porous. The availableskin of a good-sized man will make two puirs of boots: Another. way of utilizing cover-itanti -the—great—reformer—4 se pproy from the seave; euiamittee. He un‘vipated the committee (would wsk tue shape of the earth, aud be told uis pupils in such an event, ta louk box tu remrod them. of its sbape. He b 1ppeued to have two bores—one sound aud tue other sqaure-—tbe hatver of which be used on Sundays. . -he boys “What is the shape of the vartu?’’ be answered, af.er turning uis eye towards the teacher and sceing tue-sunif vox, ‘Ii is square ou Suuodays, but the restof the week it No gicbe was tbonght uecessary ip toatschool. The Union wints pupils to learn to think iugically instead of baving facts stuffed into-their brains. But he “wants vothipg inthe bands ofa eacher to expliu~ facts or mike thew jutelligible to -the minds of ebildren, He would teach them the ts rouud,” teri: : tencher— Cuff Mutter ‘Grammar—dep srimest, Mr Balfineh + Josie Waite, Lena BR: »wenthal, artires; —Harunie, dee Birab, Wile Smith, “Wen ihe committee -askedone—of . py Ort; Damme Smits : “pehoni Tiems. We are handed the following interesting items ateont the city sehools by «he Prweip i, Prof. Garmicbael: _ The seooud termed the gity schools}: comibenced on lust Monday, with » fol] corps of 1e.chers, greatly refre~bed. by the holiday vacation. The paris too are on hand io full force, acco: urpanied hy sé séveral ne peernite. The eximinatious: of fast term, . lave had a healtbfal inflnence on. on pnpils, who b ve commenced this) term holding. their present grade, . . ‘The fullowiug usmed pupils have been peither absent nor tardy duriaghist H.g: Schou J.G “Caesuat. man, Atice Baldrige, Abie Turners teacher —Geo, Pascor; laa Buwdein, Amela Hook -Magzie-Cashiu,Nora McArthur, Mary Bildridge Primary depaitmeu', Miss K. fT. Madi“ yap teacuer—Wilite Biaett, “Allic Miss DavLademan,” Kutie Wiihe — Duiiey, “Tommie Roseai ied, Jali A lis. enport teacher—Bessie Glaney, (189. : : . The whole Humber enrolted im alt} y the schools ‘the present term, is 54034 with a fall déterininstion-of at texstNilon, Howry ee : “Tgzie” Keeuav. . sMiss’ Niloa saateotaee Casuin, . . }dolhn, Mein, Auvie Bruck, Julius $9 of which ar¢ in the ‘High school; 114. in tne Gfanmar de, artnient; aud 387% in the primary de ariment: Our school 2xe¢eomuredations cousist of piue rooms, With our present enrollment, it will give ub average of 60 papils to each room, — ent ~ome ef the roo.us'buve as high as 77, and suwe as low as 39, beuce, sue of the roums are over-tuxed. Phis we hope to remedy so-ueWua,, successful grading of ihe +chools, there ongitto beat sleust, two More fous. “Lae dours~of the —sctivol =Ryiondo_ Seas aig are always open to the pa-. trons aud filends of tae seuool,-eud . . } we bope“tucywill avail theisIves may see the proticiency vf their chiuipupil andie.cher. — R. Tein GY Be fiacnussxfrom Liceisse to tae Guicayo Tiib. Une, Haltules a lerribie tragedy Wuicu resthiog in the shuoling to death <f Dr. &. Chamberlsin, av old aud respectable ciizen,ud the faial weanding of Oscar Wisseuger, a°fufmer At-pres=} daring (be present terur, bat for the viriiny the sco: ats. of: en, ‘that they . dren, wud thereby encuurage -both; =‘speci pei 620 Ssttte aT 16% 455% occured iu that city on tue ddarait = Mining § Stocks: Yesterday Mo cnias og Sales The following are the Huteyons of the Sales at theRegalor Board yesterday murviug > opening aud closing. 360 Ophir 173° 17%. 580 “Niexicn 141% 2570 Best & Beu hs r 23 2334. 2145 Cuhferom 414, 4144 2440 Con Virsinian 3044 3o3¢ 75 © Cbuliar 50 4644 __ 86d" Tinperiai 134 é 32y fn. $10 merra Ney a: 849, 750 Overman 75°72. . 2690 Justice 1044 97%. Hitie & Norcross. 4 38. 5-0 ‘Crown Point 43 45> 320 Buliion 8% = —— 1325. Beleber 8 1a : = 32) Aipb: ais 12%, tee = =e “730: Savage aS Zale 20 Coutider. Ce, vee = 1235 Union Con. 7% 74, 15a Ke et 4 5. : ~ 513 Yeiiow ta “Ket “10% mths 270 Utsh 12 11,“630 heopaid 3% 16% Nortbern Belie 20 204% HOTEL ARR RIVALS. ‘National Excha inge Hotel. ~ Ss. A. EDDY, Sravintor Farpay, Jauniry d2th. 1877. of tueir privilege, as well as duty of} be iz 2 ___ ESTRAY ey ae Se Cn, TO MY PRE MISES, A WteEs ago,a tow. betwee fo@r years old, ‘She ia_a. Ghite. a, three ang dutk +p-cks onthe reo) “era Sey —— wi a off = Pightéor. Bke bea blacy mafris . round erfeci. M on Rush Creek. *° 7 Premiings are . GIacowuo Gia Nevada Cit;, Jgn_14, 1877, COMELLA, — NOTICE 10 CERDITORS, . aM ‘OF GE. KITTS DEcRsg “é Notice is hereby Bivin by vid sigue:, Ad: tui yde? Yratr:z of ae Go. Kitts deceuted.te the-ored-teaeep get all persons having cl: inis aginst ia dece cnt, to exhibit then with the rn Bry Vou hers-% ithiv four y. enths af the fir-t publication cf this nti: 8. to wail said AdMjiintratiix, at_ler res.den Willns Valley, orat the law cftipe in M. Walling attoruc ‘ys eee a : county vt Nevads, JANE ¥ EITT3,— ~Adminiatrstrix of Geo. K tts dece: sed. J M, Walling: att’y-ior ss _Nevadx Cry, Jun. 23: » 1ST. PIANOS, “DECKER “BROS, ‘FISCHER, lof and relinhlBintestr: a1 — he mm, our profits ar + mill asd terms ee Every instrument fully warr sel! no bonus Poarce. J — hea _ Send for catalo, ue. , Sirunie M-Qresten,—Ahss H+ttie Dickerniwu “tencher— Allie Gray, Liita Scott, Maggie Scot, foummie-Meiv, Jue O'Neil, Albert Toe fu.lowing is the standing of tive of tne highest in the High aud Grammar schuols: = High Sebonl, "=" Juniors.— Robert Bush, attendance 94, deportment 100, scholarship 98, geucr.laversge 97; H. H MeCriehab, attendance 97, depoitment 100: secHolursbip 89, geueral average 95; Miunie Irisa, attend nce 10), deporiuneut 95, scholarship 92, general average 95. : A Cluss—Daniel McF. vil, jiu ii. dep: Dr meBEnaGiam attendgeho uTrLieatetinutof thé Lacrosse . police. fue priiculars regard.ng the fatal sbhuvting. are as-fottows? Dr Coumberlin, while sitting in bis curter, AS frout of Swith’s grocery store, -od Main+treet, was approacued ‘by who presented a shutpuu heavily louded, aud without a word discharged the luad of buvksdot tuta Wisseuger, . tie bouy of Cuamwberlaiu, the charge taking eff-ct pear tbe beart:~ Me was removed into the stole, where be alwwost immediately expired.Iu the street, throwing the gun away and drawing / a pistol, shot —Liwsei if . through the-bead, inflicting a fatal wowud. Itis stated ihit Wissenger bad repeatedly threatened tu duo-the inclibations of thé earth's axis, all about the ditfvreut circles of the gario from mere: definitions, and bave nothing but a sunff box or an ap;le tu explain them with. He would expluiy the properties of a moguet, and to save a dollar rat not provide one for the schuol. It is true mauy children obtain a tolerable knowledge of science from definitions alone, without the aid of apparatus for ijlustration, buatif, by the expenditure of asmall amotint of money, thidgs can be procured that will assist others not so bright, we, say get the supply, and don’t count the expense. If a practical educalion is what is desired,give the teach‘bodies suggested is-to-cremate thein taem in retorts, converting tha volatile matter inty illuminating gas, and the It is gratifying to note the evidences of prosperity in our-city as indicated by the number of improvements being made. The improvements are not ouly numerous, but they are of a permanent and substaptial character; and‘such as °will add greatly to the general appearance of the city. Inaddition to the buildings now being put up in the busi~ ness portion of the city, there are many fine residences -in course of construction, and still others i in contemplation. Besides all this, several of our wealthy men are preparing for the erection of a large: three-story fousiness block in the “Spring. This is evidence that shrewd busineds men have confidence in thé fatare of ise Jose.—San Jose money aie ie ‘Tam Anaheim Gazette says: There is quite an ‘excitenrent in regard to silver mines on the Trabuco rauck;. — near San Juan Capistrano> We are informed that a large “number. of prospeciors are locating claim’; The existence of silverin the *hilla near dan Juan Capistrano has been known to the denizeus of that region for a mamber of years. Our reco}. lection of bearing of silver leads on the Ttabuco ranch dates back some ‘ten years or more. “We believe, however, that no well defihed paying lead has-ever been discovered, agree Ssnator Stewart, of Storey county has introduced a bill providing that no petson shall carry « deadly weapon without baving first procured a license from the Couity Clerk; and having farnished a bond of $1,000 for his good behavior, _ Any _persou &. weapon, without license, will be subject to fine of not idus than $100 1 Clab met ‘Thursday evening at the . Clab, which counmences April 17th. found in possession of uu deadly er something to give practical illua. . trations with, Some cf the other ship 8/7, peters average 96; Corl Muller, aitendauce 10), deportment 95, sebolursbip 87, general average D4; Frauk Nilon, atieudance 96, de‘porinient 86, scholarship 93,. general average 92; Cowles. McGii-bons,. atteudance 100, deporusenc 95, scbolatship 79, geverul averuge JL B Class—Iua Cooper, aticndance 96, d-portment 100, scholarship 83, general average 93; Nellie Curtis, attendance 98, drportment 92, scholarship 86, general average 92; Maury Sims, attendauce 98, deportment 100 scholarship 79, genersl average 92: Alice Buldridye, atteudince-100, deportment 100, scbolurship 75, generdeed-wirieh be finally aceo. uplisbed in a cowardly and dastardly man ver. While a thousaud rumors are aflont, itisnow probub.e thit none bat the two immediately concerned in tne tradegy were parties to any kuowledge which might account for tie commission of the brutal ¢ act. . Dr. Chaba bad a large practice as aphbysician, He was a man of con‘siderable wealth. He leaves a w fe and one child. Wissenger leaves wife and six children. ‘Lhe comgunity is very much excited over the trugic oceurrence. Tae Bennetr-May Noupriats—RéSULT OF THE DusL.—New York, Jan. ‘Tue Tribane’s Prhihku delpuia niean time Wissenger crossed tie . * J Peters, Clu Tent © Meriuvy, city“WJ, Hacket, smartsville WC BS bayir, gocrudacito “KOHITR & C tty a 633 anu 635 Clay street, —— * Sau Fruncises, ee __janl2-¢w 8S Hotiman & wise, Col Hill Mrs Lovekin do J Hetener, do P sh nygle Scott’ 3 Plat J Byrue, Vivo e’s Flat 58 Louyg, Wash ington s Bb Covok, Campto uville O A Wilson? nD Geo E Kiius, Geo. getown —— HOTEL ARRIVALS. Toion Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietos. Fripay, January 12ib, 1877, Chas Mci-iey, LouisianaP 3.smith, Hunt’s Hil ‘Joreph Berry, . . do. J W iunean, ‘Shult’s Mine “Mrs Ji Kiider_Gruss Velley Mirs LHa Macdrillt do Fred Fre yvcerger, Marysville . J Hdyrne. Mocre’s flat Whur arcer, — do b Etter, Wash ington B H Peusl y, Cooper’s Mill T. baxter, seott’s Flat : ~ Mre Mook, Grass Valiey _ W G@ Morg:n. KR, M higy ns. Sacramento J Hauly, City REMOV. aLREMOVAL! al avernge 91; fAifonso—Seaman, ute tendance 100, deportment 100, schol. positions of the Union, fouud in the Particle from which the above was, clipped, are a little shuky,-and with which we do not agree. But we-can come together on the last’ count. When itcomes down to acknowledging the beauty, symmetry and who decorate the interior of Grass Valley school rooms, we are in perfect unison, aud we shall notallow him to outdo us in appreciation of their merits, phy sical or mentul, Jockey Cius — Great ‘Brscus Race, —The—Sseramento— Jockey Capital Hotel, pussuant to adjournment. Averbal report was received from the Committee on speed programme, indicating tliat additional time would be needed by them, and ou motion the date for receiving their coniplete report was extended thirty days. J. F. Sheeban tendered his resignation as Secretary.__‘The resignation was accepted and John McUord elected to fill the vacancy. ‘The Club decided to give a parse oi P $5,000 for a four mile and repeat runbing race, free for all—$2,750 for the first horse, $1,000 fur’ the secoud, $750 for the tnird, and $500 ‘for the fourth—the race. to take place May 19th; entries to close with theSecretury February 17h. This 18 to bea special race, separate from thé annual Spring meeting of the The leading owners of thoroughbreds vave intimated to thy Cluba willingness to enter their burses to such a contest, aud it is expected that the tist ofentries will uuimber. six or seven of as good horses as there are vn the coast. The track at Agriculturai Park is knowy fur and wide for 18 speed and safety, and this race will afford » better opportunity tot “nor more than $500, and to imprisonment for not more than. one year. ‘taken since for in rneeernetiarietas ion ' graceful outlines of the schoel-marnis. . Hinds;-attendance 100, deportment arship 72, geieral average 91. ~ —_-_——Grammar_Department,._-__. A. Class—Charlie Bowden, attendance 94, deportment 100, scholarship 96, geueral average 96; Maggie Coughlan, attendance 95, depostment 100, scholarship 96, geveral paverage 96 ; Ruchel Abel; attendance J8, deporiment 75, schularship 95, general uvernge 94; Samuel Porter, attendance 86, deportment 75, -scholarsbip 94, general average 92. Hiram 90, scholarship 90, general ayetegs 91. B Class--Annie Stonebridge, attendance 90, deportment 85, schularship 95, general average 93; Ida Bowdoin, attendance 100, deportment 95, scholaiship 89, general averaye 91; Charles Stunebridge, attendance 90, deportment 80, scholarship 89, general averuge 89; Annie Usburne, attendance 96, deportment 95, scholarsbip 87, general average ¢9; Jusie Hoffman, attendunee 94, deportment 95, scholarship 87, general average Mr, Tiffary’s reom. A. Class—Lizzie~ “Holbrook, at= tendance 100, dep’t 65, scholarship 97, general average 87: Lena Mannix attendance 100, deportment 92, scholarsbip 91, general average 24; Jennie Adair, attendance 95, deportment 100, scholarship 91, -generalaveruge 9d: Hattie Cleaveland, atiendance 100, deportment 100, scholarship 9, general average 93: B Class—Katie Rudolpb, attenddance 100, deporiment 100, scholarship.82, general average Y4: Lilas Nibell, attendance 100, deportment 90, scholarship 82,general average 91; Tommie Hurst, .attendance 100, deportwent 78, scholarship 82, geperal averags 83; Frank Morrison, atteudaugs lu0, déporment ~ “sehol-. Nibell, attendance 95, deportment “special “says: ‘There fis” little doubt} that Benvett has married Miss Muy, American steamer [Illinois ‘trom Puiladelphiu to-day. (The dispatch further says it is reported on good authority that May was wounded in the left arm and had an artery severed; that mortification hud set in, and amputation been performed. Dr, Pheips, who is now figuring in connection with the recent ducl, is a police surgeon, and will most likely lose his position, > Loncer Sairrs.—The Gold Hill News of last evening says; At the Leviathan mine there bas been a change made. he compelled to work-tea hours a day, and workmen on top will be expected to put in twelve hours for the tegular wages of $4. It is thought that a-number of otber inines will adupt this plan soun, i ee ee Dramatic. ‘Theatre business is at a low ebb in New York. The Dramatic Newe “During the past week not one of our holseés paid expenses, and the average receipts at one of -the best houses did not run over $300. Souie of them went down to less than $25. Un ‘Tuesday night there were seven pevple ali tuld iu the lower part of the ‘Phird Avenué ‘Theatre, which George Wood ~ recently opecéd. Four of these were deadbeuts, and the total receipts of orchestra and paiquet were 31 25. On the sume evening at Baunvard’s New Lroadway Thea:re, there were twenty-hve people in the lower p.at of th use, At ihe Denetit of tue Brouk.yn sultereis at tue Academy, on br day evenivg, with a company of the best sil.ers tn America. tue receipts were House on ‘Tuesday, the muuager of ptne “Bunek Crook,”’ Random Rogers, of Philudeipuia,. was DOD ent, oe} am dig not COwe td time. “Oue manager lost $2,300 daring the week, anotuer $1,550, and a tard $1, 300. 1t would them. But these are fasta and We cun substantiate thetii. ~How loug tie scholarship, 81, ae ae epee can the business last at this co and both sailed for Europe in the] Miners wiil hereufte: 3 less than $150. Ar the Giaud Opera} $+ —__* Stock of REGARDLESS OF COST, FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS, ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVING, AND RATHER THAN MOVE THE GOODS, WE WILL GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT OF IMMENSE BARGAINS, FOR] CALL IMMEDIATE LY AND PROCUKE BARGAINS 1, a Nevada Jan. 14, 1877. Wii Draper; pitch +186 REMOVAL! —We will sell _onr entire} _— Quantitative « of oP abeyeke . Complete analyses, litative-and : : lete que mS AT 2° P.M Schmitiburg & Heinneman, AVE REMOVED THFIR 5 Ss 10 COMMERCEYE, ~'ticr ad epPor rite the ThANSCHIPT ( FFICK Where ta+y will be hippy to meet friends. dhe Cheicest _ Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Kept’ constant'y on hand. Whenev: r you want t» “smile” call on Jan 12. SCHMI'I TBURG & H} INNZMAR, — 2 Ss. J. MILLINGTON DANCING ~ CADEMY, AT HUN1'S ‘HALL, CLASSES). . WILL MEET AS FOLLOWS; DAY EVENINGS AT 730, LADIES’ CLASS, ON TUESDAY, a? P.M. LADIES AND GENTS, FRIDAYS, 7 8P.M. CHILDREN’S CLASS, ON SATURDAY, GLASS. FOR MISSFS AND MASTERS, ATURDAY EVENING AT 7 O’CLOOS. MAMMO1H STOCK .—@F— BOOTS AND a sears oan "WM. R. COE, CORNER of Matn.and — Ci mmervial strects, we et 3 ust received ap im28 se sto k of the vey latent styes of . LADIES’, GENTS’, MiSSES’ AND cE i DRENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.The goods were purcbaeed of the eet manuf yorestly and ae not be excelled ia quaiity or rtyle of finieh. I sito mie tacture to cruer all kinds of Genta’ Boos and Shors in a style buperior to apy shy. on the Coast. My Géoas Will be sold at the lowest . possible rates, aud I warrant every : = . ticle as recommended. THOS. PRICE'S ASSAY OFFICE, _ . —AND— . CHEMICAL LABORATORY. 5% SACRAMENTO 81 sT., SAN FRANCIS. EPOSITS of rullton received, mete D into bars; and returns msde in srem 44 to 48 heurs. Bullion can be forwarded to thie Oe from aly part of the-interior by Expres and returus made in the same manner. a. Careful Apalysis made of Ores, Met = Soils, Waters, industrial Products, ** Mini® ‘examined and reported upon. © sultations on Chemical and Metilorg! questions. . Charges: Gold and Silver Bullies: sia a on ail amounts below $1# Gold 4 on a]? amounts above $1,000, » f Tr cent. Silver Bars on ali amounts below. we _$2 00. Silver Bars on all amounts above $4, 5 per cent. . Dore Bare for the Bald ee ba ie Silver ..oe Slieeihiation of Gold and. ” Silver in alloy, $2 00. Ores. Fe . Ae for Gold and Silver.---+++** ie Geld, Silver and Lead.-+5-46 Gold, Silver and Cope “30 " “ “ ee “ + “ Chromium . aeece t Test farany single metal. c0sece2000™ Qualitative Ame ef Ores, Sunentatiod oot Water. ts a Proximate Amalysii tative, of . fr 10 fo: «Ba je ZPUSEOEESSE CH SZRes

0 a ta i a PES ok ae Re het ei ln th wie War aut cdi Bubollia ge I Te Ci f I. i Bhe Daily Transcript ne VADA CITY. CAL. i ee Sunay, Jacury 14, 1877. The House. There have’ been men foolish enough to think that the United States Sen ite wasa body possessing, — by virtue of the Constitution, some _ powér iu the Government, but the supporters of Mr. Tilden forthe Presidency have decided to the coutary. ‘Heretofere the Senate hus had a hiEk Saha tee. Mad Rene =o beed elected Presidest, but “it now that body bus been acting “authority, fora buadred ee teté.,and suggested the wec-ssity of . ; mahal Apparaisis. We snggested the other day that; some of tke schools of Grass Valley , wete defivieat in apparatus, maps, theif parchaa® ® by the Board of Bancation, td which the Editor of; the Union, ¥bo.wusa formefly one of thr scboul “Trustees. of that place, Bays: “We do not agree with that proposition, We think there are geueraily too ainy tvols in the school houses, 86 my thst the use of noue ure suticieitly learned. ~ Atl these things serve but to sivif faris iuto braids, whereas the prinie object in teaching should be to get teese Brains into ¢. rect aud Peat b. bis of thinking.” —! “We thouget it peeded—ho argu= met at this dayto prove the ascful. ‘uess-of such “tools” an . sebool, aud we doubtaf another educated than Ha years, Tilden’ s tianagets now clara : that the House must be the jadge «1 the correctness atri-safficiency of all “_ yeturns; that the House must elects President ia the contingency of uo election, nvd:it-has toe. power-to de‘cide whether there bas. Leeu ove or mite. Ittherefore sppears tbat the ape Gouury, “exct pt the editor. of the} nion, would oppose their use. Av arifici dd globe is. just as essentia: iu teucttng Geograpby, as a trowei istu a iwasen, Still, teachers. have gor slong withoutrh-m. Au Baghshiescber was ouce drillivg bis pupils, prepataioty to au anticipated > visit . Senate, woieh bas for a centary been Bag itujnose into this matier, was acting without authority, and no one bus veep sinurt enouylity disPS ~ — -“Pilden—found it out, Nexttime u President is to be elected, we.’doa’s seo What necessity there wilt be for the people tovuteutall. Tbe House having wll the powers of the Guvernment, can just us weli relieve the people from voting, nud* declare ut once who shall govert: 05,’ From Uur Exchunyes. And this is wh -t ap irreverent Chicago Dewspnper says; It isr.ther an astonishing thing to beur that Mr. John McCallough, the popular the: atrioul maneger and acior, who long since passed the age at which yout.ful indiscretions are easily pirdoved, has been writing and. c mposing « song called “Teap-Year has come and passed.’’ Tine feelings of gratitude which swell the beart of young bachelors, in view: of this interest-pg circumstance, may well be sharea by Mr. McCu'lough; but he is burdly ‘justified’ in expressing. both i in poe:ry and music, his private joy. The que-tion is whether, in this age of tilization, we are going to Allow the bodies of the dead to remain unutilized,’’ says the Scientific American, The writer teils bow the skin of a human being makes soft, pliable, light brown leather when tanned, like fine calfskin, but more porous. The availableskin of a good-sized man will make two puirs of boots: Another. way of utilizing cover-itanti -the—great—reformer—4 se pproy from the seave; euiamittee. He un‘vipated the committee (would wsk tue shape of the earth, aud be told uis pupils in such an event, ta louk box tu remrod them. of its sbape. He b 1ppeued to have two bores—one sound aud tue other sqaure-—tbe hatver of which be used on Sundays. . -he boys “What is the shape of the vartu?’’ be answered, af.er turning uis eye towards the teacher and sceing tue-sunif vox, ‘Ii is square ou Suuodays, but the restof the week it No gicbe was tbonght uecessary ip toatschool. The Union wints pupils to learn to think iugically instead of baving facts stuffed into-their brains. But he “wants vothipg inthe bands ofa eacher to expliu~ facts or mike thew jutelligible to -the minds of ebildren, He would teach them the ts rouud,” teri: : tencher— Cuff Mutter ‘Grammar—dep srimest, Mr Balfineh + Josie Waite, Lena BR: »wenthal, artires; —Harunie, dee Birab, Wile Smith, “Wen ihe committee -askedone—of . py Ort; Damme Smits : “pehoni Tiems. We are handed the following interesting items ateont the city sehools by «he Prweip i, Prof. Garmicbael: _ The seooud termed the gity schools}: comibenced on lust Monday, with » fol] corps of 1e.chers, greatly refre~bed. by the holiday vacation. The paris too are on hand io full force, acco: urpanied hy sé séveral ne peernite. The eximinatious: of fast term, . lave had a healtbfal inflnence on. on pnpils, who b ve commenced this) term holding. their present grade, . . ‘The fullowiug usmed pupils have been peither absent nor tardy duriaghist H.g: Schou J.G “Caesuat. man, Atice Baldrige, Abie Turners teacher —Geo, Pascor; laa Buwdein, Amela Hook -Magzie-Cashiu,Nora McArthur, Mary Bildridge Primary depaitmeu', Miss K. fT. Madi“ yap teacuer—Wilite Biaett, “Allic Miss DavLademan,” Kutie Wiihe — Duiiey, “Tommie Roseai ied, Jali A lis. enport teacher—Bessie Glaney, (189. : : . The whole Humber enrolted im alt} y the schools ‘the present term, is 54034 with a fall déterininstion-of at texstNilon, Howry ee : “Tgzie” Keeuav. . sMiss’ Niloa saateotaee Casuin, . . }dolhn, Mein, Auvie Bruck, Julius $9 of which ar¢ in the ‘High school; 114. in tne Gfanmar de, artnient; aud 387% in the primary de ariment: Our school 2xe¢eomuredations cousist of piue rooms, With our present enrollment, it will give ub average of 60 papils to each room, — ent ~ome ef the roo.us'buve as high as 77, and suwe as low as 39, beuce, sue of the roums are over-tuxed. Phis we hope to remedy so-ueWua,, successful grading of ihe +chools, there ongitto beat sleust, two More fous. “Lae dours~of the —sctivol =Ryiondo_ Seas aig are always open to the pa-. trons aud filends of tae seuool,-eud . . } we bope“tucywill avail theisIves may see the proticiency vf their chiuipupil andie.cher. — R. Tein GY Be fiacnussxfrom Liceisse to tae Guicayo Tiib. Une, Haltules a lerribie tragedy Wuicu resthiog in the shuoling to death <f Dr. &. Chamberlsin, av old aud respectable ciizen,ud the faial weanding of Oscar Wisseuger, a°fufmer At-pres=} daring (be present terur, bat for the viriiny the sco: ats. of: en, ‘that they . dren, wud thereby encuurage -both; =‘speci pei 620 Ssttte aT 16% 455% occured iu that city on tue ddarait = Mining § Stocks: Yesterday Mo cnias og Sales The following are the Huteyons of the Sales at theRegalor Board yesterday murviug > opening aud closing. 360 Ophir 173° 17%. 580 “Niexicn 141% 2570 Best & Beu hs r 23 2334. 2145 Cuhferom 414, 4144 2440 Con Virsinian 3044 3o3¢ 75 © Cbuliar 50 4644 __ 86d" Tinperiai 134 é 32y fn. $10 merra Ney a: 849, 750 Overman 75°72. . 2690 Justice 1044 97%. Hitie & Norcross. 4 38. 5-0 ‘Crown Point 43 45> 320 Buliion 8% = —— 1325. Beleber 8 1a : = 32) Aipb: ais 12%, tee = =e “730: Savage aS Zale 20 Coutider. Ce, vee = 1235 Union Con. 7% 74, 15a Ke et 4 5. : ~ 513 Yeiiow ta “Ket “10% mths 270 Utsh 12 11,“630 heopaid 3% 16% Nortbern Belie 20 204% HOTEL ARR RIVALS. ‘National Excha inge Hotel. ~ Ss. A. EDDY, Sravintor Farpay, Jauniry d2th. 1877. of tueir privilege, as well as duty of} be iz 2 ___ ESTRAY ey ae Se Cn, TO MY PRE MISES, A WteEs ago,a tow. betwee fo@r years old, ‘She ia_a. Ghite. a, three ang dutk +p-cks onthe reo) “era Sey —— wi a off = Pightéor. Bke bea blacy mafris . round erfeci. M on Rush Creek. *° 7 Premiings are . GIacowuo Gia Nevada Cit;, Jgn_14, 1877, COMELLA, — NOTICE 10 CERDITORS, . aM ‘OF GE. KITTS DEcRsg “é Notice is hereby Bivin by vid sigue:, Ad: tui yde? Yratr:z of ae Go. Kitts deceuted.te the-ored-teaeep get all persons having cl: inis aginst ia dece cnt, to exhibit then with the rn Bry Vou hers-% ithiv four y. enths af the fir-t publication cf this nti: 8. to wail said AdMjiintratiix, at_ler res.den Willns Valley, orat the law cftipe in M. Walling attoruc ‘ys eee a : county vt Nevads, JANE ¥ EITT3,— ~Adminiatrstrix of Geo. K tts dece: sed. J M, Walling: att’y-ior ss _Nevadx Cry, Jun. 23: » 1ST. PIANOS, “DECKER “BROS, ‘FISCHER, lof and relinhlBintestr: a1 — he mm, our profits ar + mill asd terms ee Every instrument fully warr sel! no bonus Poarce. J — hea _ Send for catalo, ue. , Sirunie M-Qresten,—Ahss H+ttie Dickerniwu “tencher— Allie Gray, Liita Scott, Maggie Scot, foummie-Meiv, Jue O'Neil, Albert Toe fu.lowing is the standing of tive of tne highest in the High aud Grammar schuols: = High Sebonl, "=" Juniors.— Robert Bush, attendance 94, deportment 100, scholarship 98, geucr.laversge 97; H. H MeCriehab, attendance 97, depoitment 100: secHolursbip 89, geueral average 95; Miunie Irisa, attend nce 10), deporiuneut 95, scholarship 92, general average 95. : A Cluss—Daniel McF. vil, jiu ii. dep: Dr meBEnaGiam attendgeho uTrLieatetinutof thé Lacrosse . police. fue priiculars regard.ng the fatal sbhuvting. are as-fottows? Dr Coumberlin, while sitting in bis curter, AS frout of Swith’s grocery store, -od Main+treet, was approacued ‘by who presented a shutpuu heavily louded, aud without a word discharged the luad of buvksdot tuta Wisseuger, . tie bouy of Cuamwberlaiu, the charge taking eff-ct pear tbe beart:~ Me was removed into the stole, where be alwwost immediately expired.Iu the street, throwing the gun away and drawing / a pistol, shot —Liwsei if . through the-bead, inflicting a fatal wowud. Itis stated ihit Wissenger bad repeatedly threatened tu duo-the inclibations of thé earth's axis, all about the ditfvreut circles of the gario from mere: definitions, and bave nothing but a sunff box or an ap;le tu explain them with. He would expluiy the properties of a moguet, and to save a dollar rat not provide one for the schuol. It is true mauy children obtain a tolerable knowledge of science from definitions alone, without the aid of apparatus for ijlustration, buatif, by the expenditure of asmall amotint of money, thidgs can be procured that will assist others not so bright, we, say get the supply, and don’t count the expense. If a practical educalion is what is desired,give the teach‘bodies suggested is-to-cremate thein taem in retorts, converting tha volatile matter inty illuminating gas, and the It is gratifying to note the evidences of prosperity in our-city as indicated by the number of improvements being made. The improvements are not ouly numerous, but they are of a permanent and substaptial character; and‘such as °will add greatly to the general appearance of the city. Inaddition to the buildings now being put up in the busi~ ness portion of the city, there are many fine residences -in course of construction, and still others i in contemplation. Besides all this, several of our wealthy men are preparing for the erection of a large: three-story fousiness block in the “Spring. This is evidence that shrewd busineds men have confidence in thé fatare of ise Jose.—San Jose money aie ie ‘Tam Anaheim Gazette says: There is quite an ‘excitenrent in regard to silver mines on the Trabuco rauck;. — near San Juan Capistrano> We are informed that a large “number. of prospeciors are locating claim’; The existence of silverin the *hilla near dan Juan Capistrano has been known to the denizeus of that region for a mamber of years. Our reco}. lection of bearing of silver leads on the Ttabuco ranch dates back some ‘ten years or more. “We believe, however, that no well defihed paying lead has-ever been discovered, agree

Ssnator Stewart, of Storey county has introduced a bill providing that no petson shall carry « deadly weapon without baving first procured a license from the Couity Clerk; and having farnished a bond of $1,000 for his good behavior, _ Any _persou &. weapon, without license, will be subject to fine of not idus than $100 1 Clab met ‘Thursday evening at the . Clab, which counmences April 17th. found in possession of uu deadly er something to give practical illua. . trations with, Some cf the other ship 8/7, peters average 96; Corl Muller, aitendauce 10), deportment 95, sebolursbip 87, general average D4; Frauk Nilon, atieudance 96, de‘porinient 86, scholarship 93,. general average 92; Cowles. McGii-bons,. atteudance 100, deporusenc 95, scbolatship 79, geverul averuge JL B Class—Iua Cooper, aticndance 96, d-portment 100, scholarship 83, general average 93; Nellie Curtis, attendance 98, drportment 92, scholarship 86, general average 92; Maury Sims, attendauce 98, deportment 100 scholarship 79, genersl average 92: Alice Buldridye, atteudince-100, deportment 100, scbolurship 75, generdeed-wirieh be finally aceo. uplisbed in a cowardly and dastardly man ver. While a thousaud rumors are aflont, itisnow probub.e thit none bat the two immediately concerned in tne tradegy were parties to any kuowledge which might account for tie commission of the brutal ¢ act. . Dr. Chaba bad a large practice as aphbysician, He was a man of con‘siderable wealth. He leaves a w fe and one child. Wissenger leaves wife and six children. ‘Lhe comgunity is very much excited over the trugic oceurrence. Tae Bennetr-May Noupriats—RéSULT OF THE DusL.—New York, Jan. ‘Tue Tribane’s Prhihku delpuia niean time Wissenger crossed tie . * J Peters, Clu Tent © Meriuvy, city“WJ, Hacket, smartsville WC BS bayir, gocrudacito “KOHITR & C tty a 633 anu 635 Clay street, —— * Sau Fruncises, ee __janl2-¢w 8S Hotiman & wise, Col Hill Mrs Lovekin do J Hetener, do P sh nygle Scott’ 3 Plat J Byrue, Vivo e’s Flat 58 Louyg, Wash ington s Bb Covok, Campto uville O A Wilson? nD Geo E Kiius, Geo. getown —— HOTEL ARRIVALS. Toion Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietos. Fripay, January 12ib, 1877, Chas Mci-iey, LouisianaP 3.smith, Hunt’s Hil ‘Joreph Berry, . . do. J W iunean, ‘Shult’s Mine “Mrs Ji Kiider_Gruss Velley Mirs LHa Macdrillt do Fred Fre yvcerger, Marysville . J Hdyrne. Mocre’s flat Whur arcer, — do b Etter, Wash ington B H Peusl y, Cooper’s Mill T. baxter, seott’s Flat : ~ Mre Mook, Grass Valiey _ W G@ Morg:n. KR, M higy ns. Sacramento J Hauly, City REMOV. aLREMOVAL! al avernge 91; fAifonso—Seaman, ute tendance 100, deportment 100, schol. positions of the Union, fouud in the Particle from which the above was, clipped, are a little shuky,-and with which we do not agree. But we-can come together on the last’ count. When itcomes down to acknowledging the beauty, symmetry and who decorate the interior of Grass Valley school rooms, we are in perfect unison, aud we shall notallow him to outdo us in appreciation of their merits, phy sical or mentul, Jockey Cius — Great ‘Brscus Race, —The—Sseramento— Jockey Capital Hotel, pussuant to adjournment. Averbal report was received from the Committee on speed programme, indicating tliat additional time would be needed by them, and ou motion the date for receiving their coniplete report was extended thirty days. J. F. Sheeban tendered his resignation as Secretary.__‘The resignation was accepted and John McUord elected to fill the vacancy. ‘The Club decided to give a parse oi P $5,000 for a four mile and repeat runbing race, free for all—$2,750 for the first horse, $1,000 fur’ the secoud, $750 for the tnird, and $500 ‘for the fourth—the race. to take place May 19th; entries to close with theSecretury February 17h. This 18 to bea special race, separate from thé annual Spring meeting of the The leading owners of thoroughbreds vave intimated to thy Cluba willingness to enter their burses to such a contest, aud it is expected that the tist ofentries will uuimber. six or seven of as good horses as there are vn the coast. The track at Agriculturai Park is knowy fur and wide for 18 speed and safety, and this race will afford » better opportunity tot “nor more than $500, and to imprisonment for not more than. one year. ‘taken since for in rneeernetiarietas ion ' graceful outlines of the schoel-marnis. . Hinds;-attendance 100, deportment arship 72, geieral average 91. ~ —_-_——Grammar_Department,._-__. A. Class—Charlie Bowden, attendance 94, deportment 100, scholarship 96, geueral average 96; Maggie Coughlan, attendance 95, depostment 100, scholarship 96, geveral paverage 96 ; Ruchel Abel; attendance J8, deporiment 75, schularship 95, general uvernge 94; Samuel Porter, attendance 86, deportment 75, -scholarsbip 94, general average 92. Hiram 90, scholarship 90, general ayetegs 91. B Class--Annie Stonebridge, attendance 90, deportment 85, schularship 95, general average 93; Ida Bowdoin, attendance 100, deportment 95, scholaiship 89, general averaye 91; Charles Stunebridge, attendance 90, deportment 80, scholarship 89, general averuge 89; Annie Usburne, attendance 96, deportment 95, scholarsbip 87, general average ¢9; Jusie Hoffman, attendunee 94, deportment 95, scholarship 87, general average Mr, Tiffary’s reom. A. Class—Lizzie~ “Holbrook, at= tendance 100, dep’t 65, scholarship 97, general average 87: Lena Mannix attendance 100, deportment 92, scholarsbip 91, general average 24; Jennie Adair, attendance 95, deportment 100, scholarship 91, -generalaveruge 9d: Hattie Cleaveland, atiendance 100, deportment 100, scholarship 9, general average 93: B Class—Katie Rudolpb, attenddance 100, deporiment 100, scholarship.82, general average Y4: Lilas Nibell, attendance 100, deportment 90, scholarship 82,general average 91; Tommie Hurst, .attendance 100, deportwent 78, scholarship 82, geperal averags 83; Frank Morrison, atteudaugs lu0, déporment ~ “sehol-. Nibell, attendance 95, deportment “special “says: ‘There fis” little doubt} that Benvett has married Miss Muy, American steamer [Illinois ‘trom Puiladelphiu to-day. (The dispatch further says it is reported on good authority that May was wounded in the left arm and had an artery severed; that mortification hud set in, and amputation been performed. Dr, Pheips, who is now figuring in connection with the recent ducl, is a police surgeon, and will most likely lose his position, > Loncer Sairrs.—The Gold Hill News of last evening says; At the Leviathan mine there bas been a change made. he compelled to work-tea hours a day, and workmen on top will be expected to put in twelve hours for the tegular wages of $4. It is thought that a-number of otber inines will adupt this plan soun, i ee ee Dramatic. ‘Theatre business is at a low ebb in New York. The Dramatic Newe “During the past week not one of our holseés paid expenses, and the average receipts at one of -the best houses did not run over $300. Souie of them went down to less than $25. Un ‘Tuesday night there were seven pevple ali tuld iu the lower part of the ‘Phird Avenué ‘Theatre, which George Wood ~ recently opecéd. Four of these were deadbeuts, and the total receipts of orchestra and paiquet were 31 25. On the sume evening at Baunvard’s New Lroadway Thea:re, there were twenty-hve people in the lower p.at of th use, At ihe Denetit of tue Brouk.yn sultereis at tue Academy, on br day evenivg, with a company of the best sil.ers tn America. tue receipts were House on ‘Tuesday, the muuager of ptne “Bunek Crook,”’ Random Rogers, of Philudeipuia,. was DOD ent, oe} am dig not COwe td time. “Oue manager lost $2,300 daring the week, anotuer $1,550, and a tard $1, 300. 1t would them. But these are fasta and We cun substantiate thetii. ~How loug tie scholarship, 81, ae ae epee can the business last at this co and both sailed for Europe in the] Miners wiil hereufte: 3 less than $150. Ar the Giaud Opera} $+ —__* Stock of REGARDLESS OF COST, FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS, ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVING, AND RATHER THAN MOVE THE GOODS, WE WILL GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT OF IMMENSE BARGAINS, FOR] CALL IMMEDIATE LY AND PROCUKE BARGAINS 1, a Nevada Jan. 14, 1877. Wii Draper; pitch +186 REMOVAL! —We will sell _onr entire} _— Quantitative « of oP abeyeke . Complete analyses, litative-and : : lete que mS AT 2° P.M Schmitiburg & Heinneman, AVE REMOVED THFIR 5 Ss 10 COMMERCEYE, ~'ticr ad epPor rite the ThANSCHIPT ( FFICK Where ta+y will be hippy to meet friends. dhe Cheicest _ Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Kept’ constant'y on hand. Whenev: r you want t» “smile” call on Jan 12. SCHMI'I TBURG & H} INNZMAR, — 2 Ss. J. MILLINGTON DANCING ~ CADEMY, AT HUN1'S ‘HALL, CLASSES). . WILL MEET AS FOLLOWS; DAY EVENINGS AT 730, LADIES’ CLASS, ON TUESDAY, a? P.M. LADIES AND GENTS, FRIDAYS, 7 8P.M. CHILDREN’S CLASS, ON SATURDAY, GLASS. FOR MISSFS AND MASTERS, ATURDAY EVENING AT 7 O’CLOOS. MAMMO1H STOCK .—@F— BOOTS AND a sears oan "WM. R. COE, CORNER of Matn.and — Ci mmervial strects, we et 3 ust received ap im28 se sto k of the vey latent styes of . LADIES’, GENTS’, MiSSES’ AND cE i DRENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.The goods were purcbaeed of the eet manuf yorestly and ae not be excelled ia quaiity or rtyle of finieh. I sito mie tacture to cruer all kinds of Genta’ Boos and Shors in a style buperior to apy shy. on the Coast. My Géoas Will be sold at the lowest . possible rates, aud I warrant every : = . ticle as recommended. THOS. PRICE'S ASSAY OFFICE, _ . —AND— . CHEMICAL LABORATORY. 5% SACRAMENTO 81 sT., SAN FRANCIS. EPOSITS of rullton received, mete D into bars; and returns msde in srem 44 to 48 heurs. Bullion can be forwarded to thie Oe from aly part of the-interior by Expres and returus made in the same manner. a. Careful Apalysis made of Ores, Met = Soils, Waters, industrial Products, ** Mini® ‘examined and reported upon. © sultations on Chemical and Metilorg! questions. . Charges: Gold and Silver Bullies: sia a on ail amounts below $1# Gold 4 on a]? amounts above $1,000, » f Tr cent. Silver Bars on ali amounts below. we _$2 00. Silver Bars on all amounts above $4, 5 per cent. . Dore Bare for the Bald ee ba ie Silver ...oe Slieeihiation of Gold and. ” Silver in alloy, $2 00. Ores. Fe . Ae for Gold and Silver..---+++** ie Geld, Silver and Lead.-+5-46 Gold, Silver and Cope “30 " “ “ ee “ + “ Chromium . aeece t Test farany single metal.. c0sece2000™ Qualitative Ame ef Ores, Sunentatiod oot Water.. ts a Proximate Amalysii tative, of . fr 10 fo: «Ba je ZPUSEOEESSE CH SZRes