July 11, 1878 (4 pages)

seme ieee: mentite eat The Daily Transcript. Thursday July 11th, 1878. ‘A GEO. M, MOTT «4 our only author ized Agont in Sucrémento. He will re caive Advertisements snd Subscriptions for the Transorirt, and receipt for us in our pameé. BIOGRAPHICAL. The Grass Valley Union publishes. the following record, of Hon Wm. Watt's business caréer: He came to the United States: in 1848, and for several years before coming to, California followed his vocation on -xeamsbip tines—in the year 1850 ately took up bis residence in Grass Valley, where he continued ‘to reon coming to Grass Valley he engaged in miniog; and has always made it,the-_business of bs life. _He carly operated in this district in both tase and querts wining, being. soon joined by his brother Robert, and together they were partoérs in subsequent important mining enterprises. He worked in gravel’ on Vike Fist, and quartz at Sebastupol, und cn Gold Hill in 1854 mined. in quartz on the same ground that he afterward erected bis residence upon aud beattified as » home. About tue sane time he became interested in quariz mining on Massachusetts Hill, which afterward became: noted for its riches. In the yeur 1855, he, ee “Tw counection with Robert ‘WattsJn0 a Judd und Joseph O*Keefe, became the sole owners of the Massashueet's . . _Inine, which was worked with great . — success fora number of years, and é the profits of which gavean “inde pendence to the members of the firm. . As the nine was located under the square claim system, in due time its stopes were worked out and work suspended, In 1865 the Eureka . ‘mine was,purchased by a compa: y, of whom the Watt Brothers were ‘members, from Frivot & Co., and William, Watt appointed Superinten— dent, He heldthis position during the whole life of the mine, during which time it y-elded a vast amount of treasure, being recognized far and wide, for years, as the rich‘eat yold. mine of the State. This propeity was exhausted last year, and operations discontinued, but-he _ remained as Superintendent. of the Company's proparty-up to.the pres‘evt. Daring.the time of hie con‘nection with the mining enterprises ‘before mentioned he was also interested at Iowa Hill and other points in.the State.and on tue coast. Liat= Ttaely hehas given his direct attention ~ wested, to vel mining, and upon ‘organization e Wattand Derbec Gravel Mining:Co niés, whose proper-— ties are situated between North Bloomfield and Movre’s Flat, in the upper part of Nevada County,—he wns selected as fuperiutendent o both companies, aud was actively’engaged in developing these mines; and it was in muking his regular business trip to them that he met with the accidént which terminated his life. —_——> © oe RIGHT WAY. AND WRONG. The Eareka Sentinel says that mining like all other business, must be oondueted with economy, and wants a practical miner at its head, Nearly all failures of Eastern investmounts have been caused by sending o ont eome friend or relative of some effshe company to tuke ohurge of the mines, who has not. the slightest idea of how ailwer and, \gold mines . ‘aro found, let plone how they should be worked. Theory isgood and ' practice is better, and theory and * prastioe are above either,alone, Let your metallurgical atadents go into the mines and there learn to sewing tha pick, to drill, to blast; ‘and go . distinguish ore from barren rock; let . them goivte the field and beeome: familiar with the practical paxt of mining life, and then less money will be thrown away and squandered, and many a valuable property in plaes of haing condemned, will be made to yield many retu:ns for the money inPROBATE COURT. Wapweapay, July 10, 1878. ‘Wieeeaged. Ordered that letters of ada tion igsue to. Margaret Myaggre, apes giving a bond Jo iia aaa the agra of five hundred doliars, 4 hree deses will ralieve be ie _Chagres. Tn ‘the Summer-of 1852 he arrived in~ California, and imwmedi-. MORE ‘RUNAWAY BOYS. Six Nevada City boys,sons of highly respectable parents, ran away from home op Tuesday morniny last, and have not since been heard frotft: They range if age from eight to fourteen years, The Wanderers are well protion, and from hints let drop among their playmates before starting, have 25 miles distant, for the purpcse of having a grand hont. Asitis, the probabilities are that the disturbed . parents will also engage in a -vigorous hunt; but their game will be small boys. We opine that the javenjlé adventurers will shortly, tire of “roughing it,” if left alone; and vided with firearms and ammunidoubtless*gone to Bear Valley, some: ONERAL OF WILLIAM WATT. “The funeral of the late Hon. Wm. Watt, at Grags Valley, was the largest ever known in Nevada. county, and one of the largest that has. ever occurred in the State, It was.a fitting testimonial to the memory of a man who had been loved for his simple ‘worth, and was now mourned as a departed benefactor of humanity. . All business was suspended, and the enfblems of the sorrow which prevailed in all hearts. Work iu ail the mines was to a great extent dispensed with, and almost the -entire population turned out to pay the last tribute of respect to the man who had been the representative. miner public buildings were draped with . Dr. G. W. Tyrrell, Robert Hamilton Geo. Gilbut and others. J. H. Neff, W.A. Himes, Jas. Mahon, M. Lobner and many more from Colfax. ‘Ts would be difficulty to estimate the number of persons who attended the funeral; but they would aggregate several thousand. , Arrivals at the \ National Exchange Hotel, NEVADA CITY, CAL, ay Tcrspay, July 9th. H.S Limley, San Jose _Y C Shaw Omega E Hampton * M Costé”™” A Mannel -E Whitney SanJuan © J Peel Truckee McGroger & wife Forest City dM Norton & wite: t “és Hhomes;~—~“"Fhen-the administering of alittle wholesome advice, together with a liberal application of the Lrod,will cause then’ to thereafter ab= stain from such fool sh escapades. Any boy. who rons away from home deserves a spirited spanking at the diands-of his paternal aneustoer, whenhe turns:up again. & +e PHE CHARLTON CASE. The case of Charleton, the colored man whois now being tried. for the killing of a man pamed. Smith, at Truckee; some time since,-was’_on trial in the District Court yesterday. The Court room was well filled with spectators. ‘The evidence for’ the prosecution is finished, and to-day that of the defense will be heard. The case will doubtless be-submit=4 mited tothe Jury to-night, CHANGED HANDS. The premises on the corner of Pine throign so any years,and wio had. laboring miner, as-he-had=proved in every act asa Superintendent or employer. ieee At 11 o’clock, the Grass Valley Fire Companies met at their respective houses, say the Union, and soon. after joined in procession and pro. ceived the Nevada City Fire Depart=}mentand the Nevada Commandery of Knights Templar, who arrived by special” train. Madison Lodge, of Free and Accepted ‘Masons, met at. with the fraternity were a large number of the Brethren from Nevada, Colfax, Dutch (Flat, Auburn, and other place. At 12} 0’clock a procession was formed aud marched to the residence of the deéeceased,— At the residence thete was an imbled. The building and grounds were filled, and the neighboring streets and roads were crowded with ‘and Broad streets, occupied . by W. ly purchased at. administrator's sale by Mr. Vinton for the sum $f $8,100. A. Lademan has purchased “the building on Commercial street occupied by Wii, Benner as a vegetable storé, for the sam of $1,050. This property formerly belonged to the Hamlin estate. SHOW HIM TO US, A cotemporary gravely informs us that T'heodore Winters, the former owner of Moliie McUarthy, was m this city Tuesday, and had been interviewed by a bewspaper reporter, Te same day all the other journals in the State said Winters wasin Chicago. An investigation i8 now in order. NOTHING MEAN ABOUT UIM. “ What do you e¢harge for board?” Lasked a tall Green~Mountain boy as he walked up tothe bir of a secend-rate hotel in New York. ‘What @o you ask a week for board aad lodging?” “Five dollars.”* ; “Five dc lars! that’s too much, bu I 8’pose you allow for the times I’m eut from dinner and supper." ‘Certainly; thirty-seven and a half cents each, ee Here the oonv tion ended, and the Yankee’ took up his~quarters for two weeks. During this timo he but did not take either dinner or supper saying his business detained hiw in an other portion of the town, At the expiration of two weeke he walked to the bar, and said: “S'pose we setile that. account —I'm going in a few minutes.” The landlord banded him the bill: ‘Two weeks board at five dollars— ten d>l'ars.”” ‘tHero stranger,” said the Yankee, “that’s wrong, you've -not ‘deducted the time I was absent from dinner and supper—l14 days, two meals per day; 28 meals at 37% cents each— $10 50. If you've not got the fifty cepts that is due t» me, I'll take a drink and the balance in cigars." ats essepenieiner cease cemeemiet bemnieeaemiaaaieatnia saree aida at . An Undeniable: Truth. You dezerve to snffer, and . if you lead a miserablo, unsatisfactory life indais beantiful world, it is entirely ‘your own fault and there is only one excuse for you,—your unaréasunble skepticism, which has killed thousands, Personal knowledge and and comman sense reasoni will soon show you ¢lat Green's August Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with alt its miserable effects, anch eg sigk beadache, palpitution of the haart, sour stowaech, babitual costivvess, dizziness of the head, nerviogs prostrary fi inea 10 eents, lodged and breakfastod at the hotel, ~ carriages and bugizies: D,-Vinton’s drug store, worerecent=+— Pre religious exercises wets const ducted by Rev. E. C. Cowan, of the . Episcopal Charch, who read the funeral service of the Church in a very impressive manner. The Choir of the Congregational Church, led by Wm. Moore, then sang “Nearer my God to thee,” following it with a fu< neral chant. Before the service an opportunity was-given to those present ‘to take a last look at the well: remembered more than an hour the people filed past the casket in solemn silence to gratify this: wish, ‘Phe floral decors ations upon the casket, and those sent’ by sympathising friends from. Nevada City; Grass Valiey and Sag Francisco were most elaborate and beautiful—consisting of a crown, a lyre, crosses, wreaths, &e, The, procession was reorganized to mareh to the cemetery, at 3 o'clock. in the following order: Nevada Commandery, Marysville Commandery, Madison Lodge, F. and A. M and visiting Brethren, Hearse and Pall Bearers, Mourners in Six Car. tiages, Protection Huse Co , Eagle Hose Co , Nevada Hose Co., Pennaylvania Engine Co, Citizens on Feot, Citizéns in Carriages. -The pall bearers were selected from the Knights Templar, and were Sir Knights C. W. Smith, A. B. Brady, James G@luyas, John C. Coleman. A. B. Dibble, Geo. 8, Powers, Thomas Mein, R. MeMurray, Dr. Stone and a] re Cram. te present the folleowiag representatives of the St. Andrew Society, of San Frateisco, of which Mr Watt was a member: Joseph Austin, Alex. Hay, Donald N and H. Duncan. The Board of Supervisors and County Officers atten. ded in a bedy. Along the line of marck the sidewalks were filied with spectators. Arriving at the Masenic Cemetery, the procession found hundreds of people already there ia waiting.— The casket-was lowered to the grave ,and then followed the beautiful and impressive -Masonic service — the reading by Hon. E. W. Roberts. At the conclusion the Masons and Firemen formed in procession and marched to their Halls and were dismissed. . Of the visitors present there were hundreds from Nevada, embracing all the business and protessional men aod many miners. From San Francleco, Mr. Dussol, President of the Derbec Mining Company; Andre Chavanne and wife, Jules Fricot, Mr. . Barton, Brace Lee, Harbor Commissioner, Capt. Archie Hull, James-W Kerr, and a number of others whose ames were not at command. From . ever been the steadfast. friend of the]: -coeded tothe depot, where —theyren . its Hal! at 12 o'clock, and uniting . features of the deceased, and for . ' sk J. W Scott S-HHart JH Wallis ; SH Dikeman Rough and Ready NM Miller Penn Valley G W Hearne Maryland dH Judd GV : C Bitner Spenceville © v% 66 sk sé A K Cloudman & wife'You Bet.Mrs-Mino——. ce ee -K -Ponrose: Relist Hill A P Clark Queker Hillue P Purdon. a W G Wood North Bloomfield CA Tilton tf S. Baker Ked Bluffs “S$ P DeNvoon Woodland Fia _3 Davis: Moore’s Flat A.J. Pinkston Sacramento —_—— _ Arrivais at the UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop’. Tuespay, July 9th. YU Liebeuhaner 8F. H. Carlton.S, F. J C Davis Col Hill. Mary—Davis——"* A. H, Hanson, Proprietor. Saag NT mi eae Dee acer ete 6 : No. 984. : : : . Application : Mining Claim. ‘United States Land Office ! Sacramento, Cal., July 3d, 1878. Nixie ir hereby given that Samuel e Allison, whose office addresa_is vada City, Califorsiia, has thie day filed his application for a pstet for the Ailison placer mining claim, containing ninety acres and described as fellows: The northeast quarter of the gouthtast quarter, also the north half otf the south: ast quarter of the southeast quarter, also tre s utheast quarter of the northwes® quurter of the southeast quarter, also the east half of the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter, allin recti n 6, township 16 north, range g east, Mount Diablo base and meridian. This claim is bounded on, the north by Manzanitaand Young ‘merica claims,-n thé west by Manzanita. Young America, Arnhert and Mrs:-Belt, on the south by Mrs Belt;and vacant,land, and on the éast by patented laud of Milliken. FPecords of NéVada county. . Any and all_persons claiming a iny portion thereof, -as herei . are required te-file. with—the—Revister-of the United ~tates ersely California, during the sixty days peried of +-pubtication hereof, or tacy willbe barred by: virtue of the provisions of the statute, jy!9 T. Bb Mc¥ARLAND, Register #ohnoson & Cross, Ati’ys for aypplicaut, NOTICE. i spikes and nails tor the planking: of Main antl Commercial streéts, accorcing to Specifications on file with the Clerk ofthe da, will be received: by ‘the Clerk of the Board up to and«includivg the 22d day of July, A. D. 1878. . J. ©, -Locklin, President K. Caspers Clerk, Geo, .E. Turner, Felix Gillet, Nevada City, July 11, 1878. Di ¥Y WRITING SCHOOL “A Clase will be ieee at the Waskington at 4 : Moniay: July 15, 1878, At nine o’glock A. M., for aterm of Twenty Lessons: in Business and Ladies’ HANDWRITING. BF Wiley Wheatland A 7 Ee eee J-W fee 16 J Cook’ Wheatland W Haskins “ : “ OM Kopp Dutch Flat F McClure is E G Spencer Iowa Hil! WB Espey Virginia City J Nankirvo Cherokee N Travis You Bet ‘TD Thornton Marysville J. E. Hongh Grizzly Flat . Jd B Skinner; Los Angeles ORDINANCE NO. 60. MAJORITY of the property holders A of Main and Commercial s reets, in the Oity of Nevada, having petitioned the sourd of Trustees to repair said streets, by ew planking and “grening tie same, and_ the said Board of Trustees deeming such _repairs necessary, do ordain and declare that such repairs are necessary and shall be made as follows: Main street shall be newly planked with spruce plank four inches thick and twe)ve inches wids, from the centre of said street to the sidewalk, the. plank {0 be laid upon the stringers or Frills four inches thick and six inches wide, laid es mear as practicable upon the present grade of said street five feet apart; the plank covering to be laid up to and against, he constructed at the sidewalk vn each side of said street, of plank two inches thick.’ Repairs to commence nt the Main street bridge and to terminate at the lot of Hose Co. No, lgyn the north sice of said lot. Commercial street shall be new planked from its junction with Main street to its junction with Pine street, of plank the Same kind and dimensions as on Main street, to be laidas nearas practicab.e on the present grade, with the same kind of sills, laid in the same manner as on Main street. The plank at the sidewalk‘on either side tobe laid against an upright plank three inches thick by twelve inches wide, to act as a sewer, and ata pitch or'grade of four inches fromthe centre of the street. The work of repair to commence immediately and to be continuously prosecuted until completed. t ae J. OC. Locklin, President. K. Casper, Clerk. Geo. EK. Turner, Felix Gillet, . Nevada Oity, July 11. 1879. NOTICE. _{EALED PROPOSALS for the work of KD grading and planking Main street, from the Main street bridge to the ‘horth side of the lot of Nevada Hose’Co., No. 1, and’ Commercial street, from~the junction of Commercial and Main streets up to Piue street. according to specifications filed with the Clerk of the Board of Trustees of the’ City of Nevada, will be received by the erk of the Board of Trustees up fo and ine ing the 22d day of July, A. D. 1878. ocklin, Pre-ident. K. Casper, . Turner, Felix Gillet. 1878. Se, EALED PROPOSALS for fi ishing kK lumber for the planki: goof Main~an Commercial streets, according to specifica tions on file with the Clerk of the Bosrd of City Trustees of the City of Nevada, will be received by: the Clerk. of the Board: up. a i.cluding the 22d day ot July, A. D. J. ©. Locklin, President. K. e Clerk. Geo. BE, Turner, Felix Gilles ie Nevada City, Judy 11, 1878, 3 ho yphere GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Location of prin¢ipai place of Busi ness, San Francisco, Cal.fornia of works, Nevada City, Califoruia. Notice is of of July, 1878, an assessment, (No. 3) of ten cents per share was, lev‘ed upon the capital stock of the Cerpora. tion, payable immediately im Daited Siates gold coin, to the Secretary at the the Com » Room Wo. 12, 611 Many woo upon whieh the ny ? Ww. , > ‘be a wertioed for sale at ree Private Secrotry to the Governor; . Wines, Ales, Liquors, —TERMS:— . — Pupils under 12 years of age, $4 00. Pupiis 12 years of age and upwards, $5 00 a7 Tuitidn payable at middle of term “eu All Stationery furnished by the Teacher. jy10 2w MISS A, J. ELLIOTT. Assessment. Notice. /FNHE Marchie G. 8. Mining Company, + location of principal place of business SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, Losation of works Nevada county, State of California. Notice is hereby given that ot a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 2a day of July, a, p. 1878, an assessment (No.1,) of 20 cents per shere was levied upen-the vapital stock of the corporation, payable immediately, in Caited States gold coin, to the Secretary, ‘at the office of the Company, Room 25, Merchants Exchange Building, California Street, San Francisco, Cal. . Any stcck upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 7th day of August, A.D, 1878, will-be delinquent, and advertised for saie at public auction; and unless payment is made before, wlil be sold onthe 6th ay of September, 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment, tog.cner with costs of advertising and expenses of sale, ; ~ By order of the Boart of Di-ectors. 5. D. ROGEKS, Bec. Offce—Room 25 Merohant’s Exchan-e Building, California Street, San Francisco, Caliternia. : Tyo 3 as Notice to Creditors. N the matter of the Estate of Sarsh M. om™ Eastman, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Sarah M\£astman, deceasod, to the creditors of ,and™“to all persons having claims against said de , to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within four months from the first.publication of this notice to the undersigned at the office of J.'I. Caldwell, No 62 Bro Street, Nevada city, Neyada-county, Cal. A, CO. GILLESPIE, Adm’r, July 6th, 1878. ° 4,1. Caldwell, Atty. Silver Palace Saloon. ao —— AVING SOLD THE 8TOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE SILVER PALACE SALOON to V. A. MAILLOT, I would ask for my successor a continuance of the liberal prtronage extended to me during my proprietorship. Persons knowing themselves to be indebtcd to me, will find their accounts at the Silvér Palace Saloon, and they will confer a great favor by making an early settlement. J.G. HARTWELL. Nevada City, July 1, 1878.-2w PALACE SALCON,” Commercial Street. MASONIC NOTICE. Nevada Lodge, No. 13,F. & A.M. STAIEDMEETINGS ON the Sevond W of each month. Visiting Bretoren in ee JOHN CALDWELL, Master. io F. von BUELOW, M. D., ; rm DRUG (Eas 3 F Clty, jaz: fe for a*Patent to a/ ‘Horseshocing, . ROBINSON & FEENEY, . The lo. cation is duly recorded in Book 7 of Mining” Land Officé at Sacramento, in the State of . ~ “Borrd ot City Trustees of the City of NovatT . with that,of any Hotel in the State, «+-With-the Hotel, _ ONE PRICE’ SHOP. A¥ING LEASED THE 8HOP ON pera —a rig of Sacramento Aor DOWN as Keith’s sho » are Dow fire Arn to do all kinds of P Y.Prepated 4 HORSESHOEING, ‘at the following low rates: Steel Shoes, per set, $3 00, Jron Shoes, per set, 2 50, Resetting Shoes, ‘‘ 200, i” Remember, we ‘are the _ boss Horseshoers of Neva~~—ROBINSON & FEENEY, Nevada City, June 18, 1878. . NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, — CJ -. BROAD STREDT..; NEVADA CITY NESLER: PROPOSALS for. farnis ching . . = See " ———. ror THIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL is always open for the accom. mo‘ation of the Traveling Public. ‘Large additione have been made to it, and it hag been fitted up m elegant style. The Sleeping Mooms are large, airy and-comfcrtable, ve : The ‘Table will compare favorably~ The Proprietor willspare no puins or expense . to render his guests comfortable. Stayes leave chis house daily for al} towns Nerthof this city. ‘ A Carriage will always be fonnd at tlie Depot ‘to couvey passengers to thig House. .~ A share of Public Patronage is respect. fully solicited. eelieame es sei A. H. HANSON, Proprietor, — --HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALSPORNIA, CAPITAL $300,000. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, . £06 CALIFORNIA STREET } / San Francisco, FIRE INSURANCE ONLY, J.F, Houghton, President.Geo-H, Howard, Vice Prevident, Charles H. Story, Secretary. N.B. Eddg, Marine Secretary. H. H. Bigelew,'General Manager Rh. H. Magi, General Agent. 7 Grass Valley Branch for Nevaéa County . @RUSTEES, Wan. Wett, : T. W. Sigourney A. B. BRADY. Manager. --Ofce No. 99 Main Street, — Graes Valiey. Cat. ag? PRIVATE SCHOOL. MRS. CHAS. GOCDRICH, EREBY RESPECTFULLY announces to the residents of NEVADA CITY, that on aaji Monday, July 8th, 1878, ) . She will open a Private School in the Basement of the Baptist Church, Corner of Spring and Pine Streets, in which she will teach all the branches of the Primary, Intermediate and Grammar, Departments, : Mrs, G. has been a teacher in the Grammar School of Downieville, Sierra County, for.seven years, and as she hopes toe reside .permanently in this city, respectfully se icits a share of pataonage. For terms of Tuition apply at the schooiroom, or at room No. 8, Union Hotel. Nevada City, July 3d, 1878. Notice to Creditors. N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HUBERTUS SSHARDIN, DECEASED. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Executrix of the last will and testament of Hubertus Schardin, deceased, to" the creditors of, and to aj] persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same “with the necessary voucher. within four months from the publicetion of this notice, to the at the office of J I. Caldwell, No. 42 Broad eet, Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal. ' CATHARINE SCH4EDIN, 1878. Executrix. H, Atty. jei2 ‘JAMES: 3. OTT. ASSA YER, OLD aR ORES of every deseuipticr y request Gold Bars exchanged for Ooin Main Street, Nevada City. Established im 1852, ELECTRO PLA?.NG in GOLD or BILVE? \LUET JE AND BRAND dene d.i, Broad Street, opp. Stumpi’a Hote __ Tn the very best manner andBar connecter ~Nevada; Suly +, 1878, —— ae 4 ; at i " a the BD ‘Quoth a) 46 himself “What's the ery morning all nonsense to be any bo :adoing. 1 to-morrow with the s birds sing.” A diary . speaker. wa _ street yester its conten erty to copy THURSDA got up. Lo that I had n vantage of witching h Nature. Fribay, 4 party last ni self a little “ashamed of . begin to rea in the old bird catches SATURDA) ed. that this for any ma +0 preserve'l phere is unc poison befe warms it, . § o'clock, an ‘SUNDAY, . -—of-bed:~ Cut found thew the worm di « caught. TRE In the fun i there were Commander -gnander: , 18 ages contain men, .8 larg carriages a _ single bagy horsemen. ed with mer GOIN ‘In a few couple of Hays, Jr;,.0 well know: about to,sta ty. , Irve is superintend Luke is goi: weil done. to lose you you.—Grasi —_—— SP: The ladi and friends are earnest] the residen Hunt, on o'clock this importance meeting, CONGR E The men tional Socie at their cha ing, at 8 o’c Dertaining . Between . on Sanday taining aw finder will on returnu Stable. T N Messrs. Sr: GENTLEM ing to Euro ant daty to heartfelt th and courtes ing my stay and above Piano-~fort. done fall jx repatation, trials. Fo diffieult jo ina very . ; aidbave b = a“

seme ieee: mentite eat The Daily Transcript. Thursday July 11th, 1878. ‘A GEO. M, MOTT «4 our only author ized Agont in Sucrémento. He will re caive Advertisements snd Subscriptions for the Transorirt, and receipt for us in our pameé. BIOGRAPHICAL. The Grass Valley Union publishes. the following record, of Hon Wm. Watt's business caréer: He came to the United States: in 1848, and for several years before coming to, California followed his vocation on -xeamsbip tines—in the year 1850 ately took up bis residence in Grass Valley, where he continued ‘to reon coming to Grass Valley he engaged in miniog; and has always made it,the-_business of bs life. _He carly operated in this district in both tase and querts wining, being. soon joined by his brother Robert, and together they were partoérs in subsequent important mining enterprises. He worked in gravel’ on Vike Fist, and quartz at Sebastupol, und cn Gold Hill in 1854 mined. in quartz on the same ground that he afterward erected bis residence upon aud beattified as » home. About tue sane time he became interested in quariz mining on Massachusetts Hill, which afterward became: noted for its riches. In the yeur 1855, he, ee “Tw counection with Robert ‘WattsJn0 a Judd und Joseph O*Keefe, became the sole owners of the Massashueet's . . _Inine, which was worked with great . — success fora number of years, and é the profits of which gavean “inde pendence to the members of the firm. . As the nine was located under the square claim system, in due time its stopes were worked out and work suspended, In 1865 the Eureka . ‘mine was,purchased by a compa: y, of whom the Watt Brothers were ‘members, from Frivot & Co., and William, Watt appointed Superinten— dent, He heldthis position during the whole life of the mine, during which time it y-elded a vast amount of treasure, being recognized far and wide, for years, as the rich‘eat yold. mine of the State. This propeity was exhausted last year, and operations discontinued, but-he _ remained as Superintendent. of the Company's proparty-up to.the pres‘evt. Daring.the time of hie con‘nection with the mining enterprises ‘before mentioned he was also interested at Iowa Hill and other points in.the State.and on tue coast. Liat= Ttaely hehas given his direct attention ~ wested, to vel mining, and upon ‘organization e Wattand Derbec Gravel Mining:Co niés, whose proper-— ties are situated between North Bloomfield and Movre’s Flat, in the upper part of Nevada County,—he wns selected as fuperiutendent o both companies, aud was actively’engaged in developing these mines; and it was in muking his regular business trip to them that he met with the accidént which terminated his life. —_——> © oe RIGHT WAY. AND WRONG. The Eareka Sentinel says that mining like all other business, must be oondueted with economy, and wants a practical miner at its head, Nearly all failures of Eastern investmounts have been caused by sending o ont eome friend or relative of some effshe company to tuke ohurge of the mines, who has not. the slightest idea of how ailwer and, \gold mines . ‘aro found, let plone how they should be worked. Theory isgood and ' practice is better, and theory and * prastioe are above either,alone, Let your metallurgical atadents go into the mines and there learn to sewing tha pick, to drill, to blast; ‘and go . distinguish ore from barren rock; let . them goivte the field and beeome: familiar with the practical paxt of mining life, and then less money will be thrown away and squandered, and many a valuable property in plaes of haing condemned, will be made to yield many retu:ns for the money inPROBATE COURT. Wapweapay, July 10, 1878. ‘Wieeeaged. Ordered that letters of ada tion igsue to. Margaret Myaggre, apes giving a bond Jo iia aaa the agra of five hundred doliars, 4 hree deses will ralieve be ie _Chagres. Tn ‘the Summer-of 1852 he arrived in~ California, and imwmedi-. MORE ‘RUNAWAY BOYS. Six Nevada City boys,sons of highly respectable parents, ran away from home op Tuesday morniny last, and have not since been heard frotft: They range if age from eight to fourteen years, The Wanderers are well protion, and from hints let drop among their playmates before starting, have 25 miles distant, for the purpcse of having a grand hont. Asitis, the probabilities are that the disturbed . parents will also engage in a -vigorous hunt; but their game will be small boys. We opine that the javenjlé adventurers will shortly, tire of “roughing it,” if left alone; and vided with firearms and ammunidoubtless*gone to Bear Valley, some: ONERAL OF WILLIAM WATT. “The funeral of the late Hon. Wm. Watt, at Grags Valley, was the largest ever known in Nevada. county, and one of the largest that has. ever occurred in the State, It was.a fitting testimonial to the memory of a man who had been loved for his simple ‘worth, and was now mourned as a departed benefactor of humanity. . All business was suspended, and the enfblems of the sorrow which prevailed in all hearts. Work iu ail the mines was to a great extent dispensed with, and almost the -entire population turned out to pay the last tribute of respect to the man who had been the representative. miner public buildings were draped with . Dr. G. W. Tyrrell, Robert Hamilton Geo. Gilbut and others. J. H. Neff, W.A. Himes, Jas. Mahon, M. Lobner and many more from Colfax. ‘Ts would be difficulty to estimate the number of persons who attended the funeral; but they would aggregate several thousand. , Arrivals at the \ National Exchange Hotel, NEVADA CITY, CAL, ay Tcrspay, July 9th. H.S Limley, San Jose _Y C Shaw Omega E Hampton * M Costé”™” A Mannel -E Whitney SanJuan © J Peel Truckee McGroger & wife Forest City dM Norton & wite: t “és Hhomes;~—~“"Fhen-the administering of alittle wholesome advice, together with a liberal application of the Lrod,will cause then’ to thereafter ab= stain from such fool sh escapades. Any boy. who rons away from home deserves a spirited spanking at the diands-of his paternal aneustoer, whenhe turns:up again.. & +e PHE CHARLTON CASE. The case of Charleton, the colored man whois now being tried. for the killing of a man pamed. Smith, at Truckee; some time since,-was’_on trial in the District Court yesterday. The Court room was well filled with spectators. ‘The evidence for’ the prosecution is finished, and to-day that of the defense will be heard. The case will doubtless be-submit=4 mited tothe Jury to-night, CHANGED HANDS. The premises on the corner of Pine throign so any years,and wio had. laboring miner, as-he-had=proved in every act asa Superintendent or employer. ieee At 11 o’clock, the Grass Valley Fire Companies met at their respective houses, say the Union, and soon. after joined in procession and pro. ceived the Nevada City Fire Depart=}mentand the Nevada Commandery of Knights Templar, who arrived by special” train. Madison Lodge, of Free and Accepted ‘Masons, met at. with the fraternity were a large number of the Brethren from Nevada, Colfax, Dutch (Flat, Auburn, and other place. At 12} 0’clock a procession was formed aud marched to the residence of the deéeceased,— At the residence thete was an imbled. The building and grounds were filled, and the neighboring streets and roads were crowded with ‘and Broad streets, occupied . by W. ly purchased at. administrator's sale by Mr. Vinton for the sum $f $8,100. A. Lademan has purchased “the building on Commercial street occupied by Wii, Benner as a vegetable storé, for the sam of $1,050. This property formerly belonged to the Hamlin estate. SHOW HIM TO US, A cotemporary gravely informs us that T'heodore Winters, the former owner of Moliie McUarthy, was m this city Tuesday, and had been interviewed by a bewspaper reporter, Te same day all the other journals in the State said Winters wasin Chicago. An investigation i8 now in order. NOTHING MEAN ABOUT UIM. “ What do you e¢harge for board?” Lasked a tall Green~Mountain boy as he walked up tothe bir of a secend-rate hotel in New York. ‘What @o you ask a week for board aad lodging?” “Five dollars.”* ; “Five dc lars! that’s too much, bu I 8’pose you allow for the times I’m eut from dinner and supper." ‘Certainly; thirty-seven and a half cents each, ee Here the oonv tion ended, and the Yankee’ took up his~quarters for two weeks. During this timo he but did not take either dinner or supper saying his business detained hiw in an other portion of the town, At the expiration of two weeke he walked to the bar, and said: “S'pose we setile that. account —I'm going in a few minutes.” The landlord banded him the bill: ‘Two weeks board at five dollars— ten d>l'ars.”” ‘tHero stranger,” said the Yankee, “that’s wrong, you've -not ‘deducted the time I was absent from dinner and supper—l14 days, two meals per day; 28 meals at 37% cents each— $10 50. If you've not got the fifty cepts that is due t» me, I'll take a drink and the balance in cigars." ats essepenieiner cease cemeemiet bemnieeaemiaaaieatnia saree aida at . An Undeniable: Truth. You dezerve to snffer, and . if you lead a miserablo, unsatisfactory life indais beantiful world, it is entirely ‘your own fault and there is only one excuse for you,—your unaréasunble skepticism, which has killed thousands, Personal knowledge and and comman sense reasoni will soon show you ¢lat Green's August Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with alt its miserable effects, anch eg sigk beadache, palpitution of the haart, sour stowaech, babitual costivvess, dizziness of the head, nerviogs prostrary fi inea 10 eents, lodged and breakfastod at the hotel, ~ carriages and bugizies: D,-Vinton’s drug store, worerecent=+— Pre religious exercises wets const ducted by Rev. E. C. Cowan, of the . Episcopal Charch, who read the funeral service of the Church in a very impressive manner. The Choir of the Congregational Church, led by Wm. Moore, then sang “Nearer my God to thee,” following it with a fu< neral chant. Before the service an opportunity was-given to those present ‘to take a last look at the well: remembered more than an hour the people filed past the casket in solemn silence to gratify this: wish, ‘Phe floral decors ations upon the casket, and those sent’ by sympathising friends from. Nevada City; Grass Valiey and Sag Francisco were most elaborate and beautiful—consisting of a crown, a lyre, crosses, wreaths, &e, The, procession was reorganized to mareh to the cemetery, at 3 o'clock. in the following order: Nevada Commandery, Marysville Commandery, Madison Lodge, F. and A. M and visiting Brethren, Hearse and Pall Bearers, Mourners in Six Car. tiages, Protection Huse Co , Eagle Hose Co , Nevada Hose Co., Pennaylvania Engine Co, Citizens on Feot, Citizéns in Carriages. -The pall bearers were selected from the Knights Templar, and were Sir Knights C. W. Smith, A. B. Brady, James G@luyas, John C. Coleman. A. B. Dibble, Geo. 8, Powers, Thomas Mein, R. MeMurray, Dr. Stone and a] re Cram. te present the folleowiag representatives of the St. Andrew Society, of San Frateisco, of which Mr Watt was a member: Joseph Austin, Alex. Hay, Donald N and H. Duncan. The Board of Supervisors and County Officers atten. ded in a bedy. Along the line of marck the sidewalks were filied with spectators. Arriving at the Masenic Cemetery, the procession found hundreds of people already there ia waiting.— The casket-was lowered to the grave ,and then followed the beautiful and impressive -Masonic service — the reading by Hon. E. W. Roberts. At the conclusion the Masons and Firemen formed in procession and marched to their Halls and were dismissed. . Of the visitors present there were hundreds from Nevada, embracing all the business and protessional men aod many miners. From San Francleco, Mr. Dussol, President of the Derbec Mining Company; Andre Chavanne and wife, Jules Fricot, Mr. . Barton, Brace Lee, Harbor Commissioner, Capt. Archie Hull, James-W Kerr, and a number of others whose ames were not at command. From . ever been the steadfast. friend of the]: -coeded tothe depot, where —theyren . its Hal! at 12 o'clock, and uniting . features of the deceased, and for . ' sk J. W Scott S-HHart JH Wallis ; SH Dikeman Rough and Ready NM Miller Penn Valley G W Hearne Maryland dH Judd GV : C Bitner Spenceville © v% 66 sk sé A K Cloudman & wife'You Bet.Mrs-Mino——. ce ee -K -Ponrose: Relist Hill A P Clark Queker Hillue P Purdon. a W G Wood North Bloomfield CA Tilton tf S. Baker Ked Bluffs “S$ P DeNvoon Woodland Fia _3 Davis: Moore’s Flat A.J. Pinkston Sacramento —_—— _ Arrivais at the UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop’. Tuespay, July 9th. YU Liebeuhaner 8F. H. Carlton.S, F. J C Davis Col Hill. Mary—Davis——"* A. H, Hanson, Proprietor. Saag NT mi eae Dee acer ete 6 : No. 984. : : : . Application : Mining Claim. ‘United States Land Office ! Sacramento, Cal., July 3d, 1878. Nixie ir hereby given that Samuel e Allison, whose office addresa_is vada City, Califorsiia, has thie day filed his application for a pstet for the Ailison placer mining claim, containing ninety acres and described as fellows: The northeast quarter of the gouthtast quarter, also the north half otf the south: ast quarter of the southeast quarter, also tre s utheast quarter of the northwes® quurter of the southeast quarter, also the east half of the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter, allin recti n 6, township 16 north, range g east, Mount Diablo base and meridian. This claim is bounded on, the north by Manzanitaand Young ‘merica claims,-n thé west by Manzanita. Young America, Arnhert and Mrs:-Belt, on the south by Mrs Belt;and vacant,land, and on the éast by patented laud of Milliken. FPecords of NéVada county. . Any and all_persons claiming a iny portion thereof, -as herei . are required te-file. with—the—Revister-of the United ~tates ersely California, during the sixty days peried of +-pubtication hereof, or tacy willbe barred by: virtue of the provisions of the statute, jy!9 T. Bb Mc¥ARLAND, Register #ohnoson & Cross, Ati’ys for aypplicaut, NOTICE. i spikes and nails tor the planking: of Main antl Commercial streéts, accorcing to Specifications on file with the Clerk ofthe da, will be received: by ‘the Clerk of the Board up to and«includivg the 22d day of July, A. D. 1878. .

J. ©, -Locklin, President K. Caspers Clerk, Geo, .E. Turner, Felix Gillet, Nevada City, July 11, 1878. Di ¥Y WRITING SCHOOL “A Clase will be ieee at the Waskington at 4 : Moniay: July 15, 1878, At nine o’glock A. M., for aterm of Twenty Lessons: in Business and Ladies’ HANDWRITING. BF Wiley Wheatland A 7 Ee eee J-W fee 16 J Cook’ Wheatland W Haskins “ : “ OM Kopp Dutch Flat F McClure is E G Spencer Iowa Hil! WB Espey Virginia City J Nankirvo Cherokee N Travis You Bet ‘TD Thornton Marysville J. E. Hongh Grizzly Flat . Jd B Skinner; Los Angeles ORDINANCE NO. 60. MAJORITY of the property holders A of Main and Commercial s reets, in the Oity of Nevada, having petitioned the sourd of Trustees to repair said streets, by ew planking and “grening tie same, and_ the said Board of Trustees deeming such _repairs necessary, do ordain and declare that such repairs are necessary and shall be made as follows: Main street shall be newly planked with spruce plank four inches thick and twe)ve inches wids, from the centre of said street to the sidewalk, the. plank {0 be laid upon the stringers or Frills four inches thick and six inches wide, laid es mear as practicable upon the present grade of said street five feet apart; the plank covering to be laid up to and against, he constructed at the sidewalk vn each side of said street, of plank two inches thick.’ Repairs to commence nt the Main street bridge and to terminate at the lot of Hose Co. No, lgyn the north sice of said lot. Commercial street shall be new planked from its junction with Main street to its junction with Pine street, of plank the Same kind and dimensions as on Main street, to be laidas nearas practicab.e on the present grade, with the same kind of sills, laid in the same manner as on Main street. The plank at the sidewalk‘on either side tobe laid against an upright plank three inches thick by twelve inches wide, to act as a sewer, and ata pitch or'grade of four inches fromthe centre of the street. The work of repair to commence immediately and to be continuously prosecuted until completed. t ae J. OC. Locklin, President. K. Casper, Clerk. Geo. EK. Turner, Felix Gillet, . Nevada Oity, July 11. 1879. NOTICE. _{EALED PROPOSALS for the work of KD grading and planking Main street, from the Main street bridge to the ‘horth side of the lot of Nevada Hose’Co., No. 1, and’ Commercial street, from~the junction of Commercial and Main streets up to Piue street. according to specifications filed with the Clerk of the Board of Trustees of the’ City of Nevada, will be received by the erk of the Board of Trustees up fo and ine ing the 22d day of July, A. D. 1878. ocklin, Pre-ident. K. Casper, . Turner, Felix Gillet. 1878. Se, EALED PROPOSALS for fi ishing kK lumber for the planki: goof Main~an Commercial streets, according to specifica tions on file with the Clerk of the Bosrd of City Trustees of the City of Nevada, will be received by: the Clerk. of the Board: up. a i.cluding the 22d day ot July, A. D. J. ©. Locklin, President. K. e Clerk. Geo. BE, Turner, Felix Gilles ie Nevada City, Judy 11, 1878, 3 ho yphere GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Location of prin¢ipai place of Busi ness, San Francisco, Cal.fornia of works, Nevada City, Califoruia. Notice is of of July, 1878, an assessment, (No. 3) of ten cents per share was, lev‘ed upon the capital stock of the Cerpora. tion, payable immediately im Daited Siates gold coin, to the Secretary at the the Com » Room Wo. 12, 611 Many woo upon whieh the ny ? Ww. , > ‘be a wertioed for sale at ree Private Secrotry to the Governor; . Wines, Ales, Liquors, —TERMS:— . — Pupils under 12 years of age, $4 00. Pupiis 12 years of age and upwards, $5 00 a7 Tuitidn payable at middle of term “eu All Stationery furnished by the Teacher. jy10 2w MISS A, J. ELLIOTT. Assessment. Notice. /FNHE Marchie G. 8. Mining Company, + location of principal place of business SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, Losation of works Nevada county, State of California. Notice is hereby given that ot a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 2a day of July, a, p. 1878, an assessment (No.1,) of 20 cents per shere was levied upen-the vapital stock of the corporation, payable immediately, in Caited States gold coin, to the Secretary, ‘at the office of the Company, Room 25, Merchants Exchange Building, California Street, San Francisco, Cal. . Any stcck upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 7th day of August, A.D, 1878, will-be delinquent, and advertised for saie at public auction; and unless payment is made before, wlil be sold onthe 6th ay of September, 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment, tog.cner with costs of advertising and expenses of sale, ; ~ By order of the Boart of Di-ectors. 5. D. ROGEKS, Bec. Offce—Room 25 Merohant’s Exchan-e Building, California Street, San Francisco, Caliternia. : Tyo 3 as Notice to Creditors. N the matter of the Estate of Sarsh M. om™ Eastman, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Sarah M\£astman, deceasod, to the creditors of ,and™“to all persons having claims against said de , to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within four months from the first.publication of this notice to the undersigned at the office of J.'I. Caldwell, No 62 Bro Street, Nevada city, Neyada-county, Cal. A, CO. GILLESPIE, Adm’r, July 6th, 1878. ° 4,1. Caldwell, Atty. Silver Palace Saloon. ao —— AVING SOLD THE 8TOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE SILVER PALACE SALOON to V. A. MAILLOT, I would ask for my successor a continuance of the liberal prtronage extended to me during my proprietorship. Persons knowing themselves to be indebtcd to me, will find their accounts at the Silvér Palace Saloon, and they will confer a great favor by making an early settlement. J.G. HARTWELL. Nevada City, July 1, 1878.-2w PALACE SALCON,” Commercial Street. MASONIC NOTICE. Nevada Lodge, No. 13,F. & A.M. STAIEDMEETINGS ON the Sevond W of each month. Visiting Bretoren in ee JOHN CALDWELL, Master. io F. von BUELOW, M. D., ; rm DRUG (Eas 3 F Clty, jaz: fe for a*Patent to a/ ‘Horseshocing, . ROBINSON & FEENEY, . The lo. cation is duly recorded in Book 7 of Mining” Land Officé at Sacramento, in the State of . ~ “Borrd ot City Trustees of the City of NovatT . with that,of any Hotel in the State, «+-With-the Hotel, _ ONE PRICE’ SHOP. A¥ING LEASED THE 8HOP ON pera —a rig of Sacramento Aor DOWN as Keith’s sho » are Dow fire Arn to do all kinds of P Y.Prepated 4 HORSESHOEING, ‘at the following low rates: Steel Shoes, per set, $3 00, Jron Shoes, per set, 2 50, Resetting Shoes, ‘‘ 200, i” Remember, we ‘are the _ boss Horseshoers of Neva~~—ROBINSON & FEENEY, Nevada City, June 18, 1878. . NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, — CJ -. BROAD STREDT....; NEVADA CITY NESLER: PROPOSALS for. farnis ching . .. = See " ———. ror THIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL is always open for the accom. mo‘ation of the Traveling Public. ‘Large additione have been made to it, and it hag been fitted up m elegant style. The Sleeping Mooms are large, airy and-comfcrtable, ve : The ‘Table will compare favorably~ The Proprietor willspare no puins or expense . to render his guests comfortable. Stayes leave chis house daily for al} towns Nerthof this city. ‘ A Carriage will always be fonnd at tlie Depot ‘to couvey passengers to thig House. .~ A share of Public Patronage is respect. fully solicited. eelieame es sei A. H. HANSON, Proprietor, — --HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALSPORNIA, CAPITAL $300,000. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, . £06 CALIFORNIA STREET } / San Francisco, FIRE INSURANCE ONLY, J.F, Houghton, President.Geo-H, Howard, Vice Prevident, Charles H. Story, Secretary. N.B. Eddg, Marine Secretary. H. H. Bigelew,'General Manager Rh. H. Magi, General Agent. 7 Grass Valley Branch for Nevaéa County . @RUSTEES, Wan. Wett, : T. W. Sigourney A. B. BRADY. Manager. --Ofce No. 99 Main Street, — Graes Valiey. Cat. ag? PRIVATE SCHOOL. MRS. CHAS. GOCDRICH, EREBY RESPECTFULLY announces to the residents of NEVADA CITY, that on aaji Monday, July 8th, 1878, ) . She will open a Private School in the Basement of the Baptist Church, Corner of Spring and Pine Streets, in which she will teach all the branches of the Primary, Intermediate and Grammar, Departments, : Mrs, G. has been a teacher in the Grammar School of Downieville, Sierra County, for.seven years, and as she hopes toe reside .permanently in this city, respectfully se icits a share of pataonage. For terms of Tuition apply at the schooiroom, or at room No. 8, Union Hotel. Nevada City, July 3d, 1878. Notice to Creditors. N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HUBERTUS SSHARDIN, DECEASED. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Executrix of the last will and testament of Hubertus Schardin, deceased, to" the creditors of, and to aj] persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same “with the necessary voucher. within four months from the publicetion of this notice, to the at the office of J I. Caldwell, No. 42 Broad eet, Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal. ' CATHARINE SCH4EDIN, 1878. Executrix. H, Atty. jei2 ‘JAMES: 3. OTT. ASSA YER, OLD aR ORES of every deseuipticr y request Gold Bars exchanged for Ooin Main Street, Nevada City. Established im 1852, ELECTRO PLA?.NG in GOLD or BILVE? \LUET JE AND BRAND dene d.i, Broad Street, opp. Stumpi’a Hote __ Tn the very best manner andBar connecter ~Nevada; Suly +, 1878, —— ae 4 ; at i " a the BD ‘Quoth a) 46 himself “What's the ery morning all nonsense to be any bo :adoing. 1 to-morrow with the s birds sing.” A diary . speaker. wa _ street yester its conten erty to copy THURSDA got up. Lo that I had n vantage of witching h Nature. Fribay, 4 party last ni self a little “ashamed of . begin to rea in the old bird catches SATURDA) ed. that this for any ma +0 preserve'l phere is unc poison befe warms it, . § o'clock, an ‘SUNDAY, . -—of-bed:~ Cut found thew the worm di « caught. TRE In the fun i there were Commander -gnander: , 18 ages contain men, .8 larg carriages a _ single bagy horsemen. ed with mer GOIN ‘In a few couple of Hays, Jr;,.0 well know: about to,sta ty. , Irve is superintend Luke is goi: weil done. to lose you you.—Grasi —_—— SP: The ladi and friends are earnest] the residen Hunt, on o'clock this importance meeting, CONGR E The men tional Socie at their cha ing, at 8 o’c Dertaining . Between . on Sanday taining aw finder will on returnu Stable. T N Messrs. Sr: GENTLEM ing to Euro ant daty to heartfelt th and courtes ing my stay and above Piano-~fort. done fall jx repatation, trials. Fo diffieult jo ina very . ; aidbave b = a“