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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-09
Al r, "a Day:

Al. f,O DdJ'
Dark the sky, d ark the sea,
Rough the rocks that lie on the lee
OF tue gallant steamship that squares away,
Short of coal, for Halifsx Bay.
But short though she might have been Of
GOALS,
No lack bad she Of human souls;
For, slowed 10 her berihs that night there
lay,
Men, women, and children, many score,
Reckoning up ten hundred or more
In the clustering dawn OF All FOOLS Day.
A ship complete:
Compound pressure high and low,
Iron masts, with sails to show
To case the screw mishap should meet;
Pumps that were built all othris to bea',
Hull constructed so water tight
As TO render siuking Impossible. quite.
Tell tai | sl, graph. What could compete
With q ship so thorough in each detail,
Ready to steam, ready to sail.
As right for the rocks she s.eercd her way
Ere the sun had risen on All Fools Day.
Onward she bore:
Black toe sea, black the sky,
Wicked the leer 10 the Ill winds eye,
Suileu mighty tempests roar
As the good .hip, nearing the terrible shore,
Right to the brow of beetlng rock
Drove stem on with fearful shock
That shlverej her life to the very core;
Aud the sea floats into her water tight hull,
Till the shrleks that arose gave wsy to u
lull,
For hundreds are smothered too quick to
pray
10 the awful nc o of All FOOLS Day.
A sh altered wreck:
Sea-waehed, tempest-lasbed,
Beams that snapped aud bolts that crashed ;
Women crushed by the parting deck;
Children drowned on mothers neck;
struggling men who each oth,r follow;
Down 10 the whirl of the vortex hollow;
For Sambro light was only speck,
But the beacon that blazsd on Prospec,
Head
The White Star ship to perditon led,
Cheating her hopes of Halifax Rsx
With the diemal drolling of All Fools Day.
A ship Of woe:
Homework bearing, two days more
Had borne her to fr iendly ehorp;
but i've hundred never will know
To what their terrible fate they owe;
Water-tight, ably manned,
Warranted any sea to stand.
J Down 10 the deep she sank away,
Aud with her sank five hundred souls,
| Perhaps for want Of u ton OF cuals;,
But what OF that?--enough to say.
'Twas on the morn of All Fools Day."
&c. d. 8. in the GraDhlC,
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Shakespeare renodele.i--''A raft a raft |!
All that cissed lumher for rah!" is the
cry among the inhabitants along the creek
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No New York papers have been received
Tor Two days, In consequence OF delays on
the railroad.
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We are glad to note that the fruit reirsins
has nov reached its variation. Music, you
kuow, like soup, has q base on which oil
the variations sre built. The addition of q
asvoring extract makes the difference be-
tween the nuuber!ess varieties OF soup
that appear upon the bill of fare. So with
tunes, you can't tell what the performance
will eventually be until you have heard the
vsristions, "Awsy with Melancholy" has
perhaps ae many variations as any other
tune aud is oftenest used as ground work
for . musical melange. 'Homs Sweet
Home is suothcr very common base on
which is erected . musical edifce having
every variety OF architecture, so that at the
climsx ore has to turn to the programme to
know what hiss been performed. The fruit
tune thus far has been ssd and dispiritiug:
entirely on a minor key and utterly discon,-
log. But 80 far It has been but the annual
refrain Of, no fruit, no fruit. Now, how
ever, the variations have been reached, and
We hear from various sections that the fruit
is not killed. In Missouri the news comes
that the promise for fruit is as good as any
season for number Of years back. Him
ole also reports that the tale of the destruc-
,iou Of fruit has been exaggerated, Aud 80
10 Michigan. We have before US, awaiting
room for insertion, q very interesting fruit
etter from little DsIaMare, which Gays the
peach crop there will be fair one.
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new style 10 collars-French, we be/
lieve-isiio have the first letter of the fair
wcarer's uams embro idesed thereon.
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Wild ducss now disturb othe placid water
Of OH Greek lake, while numerous youth
ful sportsmeu with dog and gun are prepss
ring..to make II shot for them"
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OH City people era getting web footed
since the rise iu water and the downward
tendency OF whisky set In.
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the business of planting your next year
saui-Kraut will now be in order.
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The day for holding the "Old Settlers
Reunion" in Ohantauqna county, has bee' ,
changed from April l6. to June llth.
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The grass plots about tue city begiu to
Took green under the Influence of spring
rsins and warm sunshiue.
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Meadviile is going to have s,genuine olt
Folks concert.
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NOTiCR.-Mr. Jane 70 s. McCray having
removed to Franklin, parties having son.
muulcstiop with him on business OF o!eei
wlse, are requested hereafter to address Toe"
lettsrs to that point. 81
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soo**soov** **O*oo"o"u'

Begin at the head and count toward the
foot, and over again until ten overheard.
This arrangement was rather hard on the
blacks.
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Tho risiug generation 10 happy; tor tie
days Of stshs bruises aud 'stubbed 'oes" are
approschisg.
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The Steamship Atlantic.

LOST orr HALIFAX. y, 8 TUESDAY, APRIL l.,
1873.
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The dirt should now bs removed from the
s,reet. AID ''plsced where it Will do the
most good"
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QWhat Nom The

~ nv NOAes AhS
30 cents = year, with a
free. Specimen, 3 ceuts
you saw this, John B.
cago.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching st II o'clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock P. NJ, BY tue Psstor, W. G. BuRCH.
ARD. Sabbath School ct l2H, directly
aftse ioreuoou service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Tsschers Meeting Tuesdsy evenings ol
each week.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record

Divine Service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath ct III A. n. and
~ r. N. Sabbath School at l2k r. n.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend.
Cd to oil.
Rev. g. Moons, Pastor.
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GREAT Juvenile Magazine
splendld Si.W chrome,
Raise . club! Say where
Alden, Publisher, On:
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A. q. Of u. w.
Liberty Lodge No. Z, A. U. Of q. w.,
s,ssts every Aoudsy evening at ~ O'Clock.
10 Odd Eellos's Hall, Petroleum Centre,
Peaa'A.
A. GLENN, n. W.
n. T. CoNxoR, B.
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Supported bv james F. Sherry snd . tu4
and powerful Company Of seleeted AFsias
During tbepisy the Coleman Sisters VIII
introduce their Great Mps'ca Specislties Oh
Cornet Playing, Singing DIuctns, &e
Admission 60 eta Reserved Seats % d@
Tickets for sale at p. o. News Room. 80
Doors open at O'Clock performance .
JOHN. y. SHERRY, Aeena.
Will be at housewife on the 9Th ofApril ana l'0'
ioute OIL t Q 10th.
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doubtless take ali the necessary
steps TO protect our interests in the
future, aud we hope may succeed
in having the murderers punished,
as they ought 10 be; but we kre
slow to believe that the Govern
ment is ready TO make war on
Spain at this time. We donot be-
lieve it Will at all If the Spanish
authorities will mako PREPARATION.
That is all we can ask under the
circumstances.
Again, we say, let our people
consider before they urge the Gov.
ernment to make war on poor Spain.
How it would please the IN onarch-
ists OF Europe FOR the q. S. to make
war on Repaiblieasf .spainI , How il
would depress the now rising spirit
of repnblieanisIh in Europe for Oul
Republic TO promulgate war on q
people struggling for a Republican
life. Can we afford, under all the
circumstances, TO crush out the Re-
public of Spain7
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FROM THE NEW KAW AGENCY.

-
EDIToR NEws: We arrived here
on the 3lst of Last month. Supt.
Hoag and son, came with us. to
make the Kaws their annual pay
Fment, which passed off very
quietly, ..ese7s 49, sss
Hiatt s. Co., have. put up new
store building, and have. fiiled7it
with goodsfor the Indians,s which
they have been purchasing largely
for a-few days pasts preparatory to
making Gas they say) their last fall
and winter hunt, and when they
get back settle. down TO- farming
IN good earnest. ,mea s4j - so.
The contractors for putting mp
Agency buildings are here at work
in good earnest, excayatingv for
basement, burning lime, & c., and
one sof,1 your hoaOred citizens lie
here sinking wells TO good pur-
pose; has put down our wells
averaging about 40 feet in depth,
and finds plenty of good water. =
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ticed the si:ceess of cur various hun
tiers ifin hope of reward, we have
been badly fesIedv---4A Nimro,i of
the squirt specics, who tried to in
suit when we offered to buy a eou.
pie of quaiis, so affected bystanGi-
ing friend that he went ont and KIM.
ed an owl which, n the simplicity
Of his soul, esent US for thanks.
giving TURKEY. Thank you.n
The Sumner county Press die
courses on s1beck pay:"
We assure all our delinquent sub.
scribers, that however much we are
opposed 10 Congressman, : OF any
other men, voting themselves SHACK
pay for services alreadyrcmunerat.
ed, re have no scruples that pre-
vents our receiving back pay from
those who are In arrears for theiI
paper. This is . Kind Of ftback pay
against which there is no law, but
which we consider eminently JUS
and right, especially in these hard
times. eE ~ .1zs.
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STATE IrEHS.

The Topeka Blade dominates F
w. Potter, for speaker of the House
Seventy head of cattle wer,
burned TO, death in . prairie fire re.
Gently near Kearney. =.
Mrs. Horner, wife of Col. j. w
Horner, of ChetOpa, died last Sun.
day. She was an educated, Chris,
tan lady.
AccIDKST.-Col. w. A. PHILIPPE
had his arm broken between the ell.
bow and shoulder, on the 18th inst.
by an accidental upsetting of his car.
rage. at last accounts he was do
ing well!
Thomas Moonlight RaAts TO be
Sheriff Of Leavenworth comfy, He
is going to conteat Che election. II
looks as though that Moonlight was
about to flicker. ~ E&g H.
RRNoYED.-From a citizen of Bur-
lington we learn thst G. Il. Graham,
TreAsuEey OF Cofey county, has
been. removed from Office by the
Commissioners, and Henry Cow
gill appointed to Ill his place It
appears that Mr.. Graham is . de-
faqlter to the AmoaRt Of 81. 200 e
The good peopisAOfs lisasshopper
Falls have had &'terTibie time with
- .--.r..-. u. AZ ~
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CUBA.

Just now tho whole country is
excited oyer Cuban affairs. The
speck of war is growing into big
reality. Every body is excited.
All the papers are discussing -the
question of a war with Spain. The
President and his Cabinet hold Sc
cret meetings. War vessels are be-
ing fitted out for service, and
ordered to the scene of action.
Public meetings are being held in
all the large cities, and many speech
es being made. England is excited.
The leading London papers are
talking annexation" of Cuba to
the u. S. In earnest. Some of the
Queens subjects suffered in the late
slaughter. Our minister to Spain
has been trying'in vain to get the
matter before the Spanish authori-
ties. They arc too much absorbed
with home matters to give any at
tention to the little island just now.
The question is, are we ready TO
make war on Spain because of the
capture of the Virginius, aud the
murder of her crew, and what
seemed to be her passengers? At
the time of her capture the Virgin
Jus was sailing under the u. S. flag.
But were they her true colors ?
Can we make war on Republican
Spain just now? We deplOre the
whole matter of the capture and
slaughter. The Spanish authorities
in Cuba ought to be punished.
They are inhuman butchers. Our
Government ought to protect our
shipping, our dag, our people. We
believe it will. But then We
should not grow wild over this
matter. We can project our inter-
ests in Cuban waters without max
ing war on struggling Spain. We
can have these mnrderers in G. ba
punished without war. Let wa be
the last resort. We can buy uba,
We can do almost anything rather
than make war on Spain. We want
Republican Spain to succeed, and
we cannot afford to retard her pro-
gress. a little cool elaboration is
needed just now, The people want
to consider the matter carefully,
and act adyisedly.
We do DOT believe our authorities
will DO anything rashiy, They viii
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Secretary Reynolds remarked in q
meeting of the directors that the
display of farm products-was &he
best appreciated of any and that he
was in favor of devoting much
greater space to the railroads and
agricultural societies next year.
The L. L. s. G. moved their dis
play on Monday. The a. T. & s.
F. followed on Tuesday, but the Ii.
X. Sc T. held out TO the last, and
their efficient Land Commissioners,
Hon. 1. I. Goodnow, came up in
person 10 see that it closed in
ordersT - FfN =
l close with grateful temem-
brance of Ca. VT. Hayes, OF
Lawrence, travelling agent of the L.
L. s. G., Capt. Lender of Fit. Scott,
agent for the NJ. r. T. S. Sc q. r. r.
and Mr.. Z. C. Lebfevre. the rafting
.1ocaP' the Lawrence Tribune, for
many courtiests shown during one
fshowman's life" here.
= E-aa
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LOSE OF THE CHICAGO EXPOSITION
Major Gum On the Pun. . q

+ CHICAGO, Nov. Is. 1873.
EDITOR NEWS: The Exposition
is no more. 1t was hard for Chica
go to give it up, for it brough
money, trade and fame. 1t was re
luctantly yielded to by the exhibit
tors, for il was the best means 70
advertising they had ever employ
ed. 1t was mOurnfully that the
visitors paid it their last respects
for Il had furnished more amuse
ment, pleasure, wisdom and won
der than ever they received befor,
for the money. But all thing
must have an end, and the. grea
Chicago triumph could not be an ex'
ception. -
Some of tho closing features were
among the most remarkable. The
last week witnessedsome of the big
gest audiences. On Monday the
exposition properly closed, and the
building was turned over to the
charitable institution, of the city.
Large accessions were made to the
band, and in the evening the main
aisle was converted into ball, and
ten thousand people mainly from
the grand gallery, and the galleries
in the domes, looked upon line OF
dancers exteninS six hundred feet
along the center of the building.
There were some forty sets dancing
at one time. - - = 8
Wednesday was the closing day,
and the afternoon and evening
were consumed in two grand con-
certs, given by the Great Western
Light Guard band and another of
the finest brass bands in the coun-
try, assisted by the grand orchestra,
and closing finally with violin
and piano performance by the great.
est known talent = ~
In looking back over the weeks
of days and nights spent in the
"Great Show" 1 recall many anus
ing "eventsY and agreeable recol--
lections. l remember with salts
faction how our Kansas boys, in
retaliation for the SCOTS about
grasshoppers and droHths, pulled
the leaves or their sprickley pears"
and sold them for fifty cents each
"the usual price everywhere being
seventy-five"-just to Hintroduce
them" yop know, Raj. Gum, of the
n. K. & T., when he 4rst looked
upon our Allen creek grape vine,
perpetrated chs fplIOwingpun: II
have seen monkeys grow ON grape
vines" said he.
@What kind OF monkeys ?" asks
q bystander.
"Why, gra-apes."
One smart fellow pointing to our
hemp inquired what it Ygs. On
beng told. he remarked with o
flourish of Oaths: "WeIl, / am
glad to hear that they raise Aemp In |
Kansas" ssYou had better keen
away from there. or your joy may
bs dlmintshea. = spoke the Kansas
man. .aE selze-ss ca -.axA
Kansas, however, has come OF |
veil The magnificent display of |
her products attracted more atten- |
tion than any oahsr aelafsmslE u |
he bailding. A prominent citizen
of Chicago told me yesterday that
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AN ORDINANCE

70 amend an ordinance in raistioa "a
Be.ft ordained b. tAe AEdvor and tA1
COisnciLEsea OF tAe. ctty'0f Emp0ri0:"
SECTION /. That section j or an amend
ment to an ordinance In relAtieM to licen.
sing billiard tables and for other purpos-
es, be amended 50 as 20 read a. follows
SEcSh No license for any purpose men.
TONED in the preceding sections OF this
ordinance shall be issued except under
the direction of the city council, and not
until the applicant shall file the receipt
Of the city treasurer for the taxes herein
after prescribed with the city clerk. and
said applicant shall also execute q bond
to the city Of Emporfa in the penal sum Of
$3.50, with securities to be approved bv
the Mayor, conditioned that no insoxicat-
ing liquors shall be sold on or about the
premises designated in said license with.
out license from the city council therefor:
that the applicant viii keep an ordefly
house and will not permit minors to play
at biliia1 DIS or other games on said pre-
misses, or remain or lounge thereabout
without tn written consent OF parent or
guardian Of such minor, ana viii close
the premises designated IN said license at
or before the hour OF (11) eleven O'Clock
p. M. each and every day (when the same
shall he open for business1 duFins. TIE
time far which the said iieense Is erSnted.
SEC. 2. This ordinance shall take eject
anu be In force from and after its pubii.
catioH.TcJ .ssa e F.. BANCROFT. 4
Pres. OF Council and acting Msyor,
Attest: S. HURD, CityCIerk.
Approved Nov. nth. 1873,
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The Cincinnati Commercial is
down on the newspaper premium
business, saying, at is a cheap
Jack business, and the result is the
degradation of the weekly news
paper, and the conversion of the of
fees of the unhappy ana humilIated
publishers of such sheets into gratu-
itous seed stores, lottery shops, and
depots for the distribution of cheap
jewelry, and all the gaudy trash that
pleases the ignorant"
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CRsAM OF THE TELEGRANs.

Nov. ia Wash-
ington special says the navy depart
ment has ordered recruiting Offices
opened throughout the country and
the navy be recruited TO the utmost
capeciiy allowed By law.
Washington, Nov. IS.-Secretary
RobessD, now in New York, has
summoned the chief clerk OF. the
navy department TO that city in con-
Rection with the preparation of
vessels destined for Cuba.
HaYana, Nov. I8.-Of the MEM
bers of the crew of the Virginius
notshetsat Santiago de Cuba three
were. Condemned to the chain gang
for lie, three to eight years, impFi-
sonment. eight 10 fouE years, iInpri-
sonment, and three were set at
liOerty' r.
Titusville, Pa, Nov. ,IS.-A full
regiment of LOCO men was rendered
to the President to-day by this
place in the Cuban cause.
New York, Nov. IS.-Recruting
for the navy is going on briakly
The Charity Dramatic Associa-
ton will give q performance at The
Academy of Music on December
10th, for the benefit ef the widows
and orphans Of the victims OF the
Virginius massacre. $40 rsTss m
New York, Noy. lS.-They are 1t
present 2,S47 men employed in va.
lErious departments Of the navy ward,
and it is probable orders will be
given for. employment of q thous-
and more. So.
Secretary. Robson arrived at the
yard at ] o'clock, accompanied by
Mr.. Hascom, chief OF, the bureap
construction at Warrington. The
secretary came from Washington fOl
the Express purpose OF inspecting
the progress OF the work OF fitting
out the vessels Of war. sa 4Ha
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Owing to the hard times. we make
the following offers to subscribers fol-
next year, which will be good till the
lst OF February, 1874:
FIRsT-We will give THE NEWS and
the Kansas Farmer one year for So in
advance. Reduction 30 cents.
SEcoND-We will give two copies OF
The NEWS and one copy of the Kansas
Farmer enc year for s4.5O in advance,
Reduction 81.
ThIRD-We will give one copy OF
THE NEWS and one copy OF Woods
Household Magazine, a 90 page month";
ly, for $3.50. Reduction so cents. Or
for 50 we Will send THE NEWS, Woods
Household Magazine and the popular
chrome, yosemite"
FoURTH-For club of five sub
scribers to The NEWS We viii take
1915 in cash and will send either tile
Kansas Farmer or Woods Household
Magazine as premium to getter mp o.
club. Reduction &2.25.
FIPrH-For 1850 we will send ten
copies of THE NEWS, and copy OF
the Kansas Farmer and Woods House
hold Magazine to getter mp of club
Reduction on all %.
SIxTH-For $50 We will send twenty
copies of THE NEWS, and will give the
person getting up the clHb the Kansas
Farmer and Woods Household Maya
zine or beautiful IS chrome, as he OF
she may choose. Reduction in All
$3.50. - -
SEVENTH We will furnish TN
NEWS and Demorest's illustrated Mag
azIne, giving all the fashions, and the
splendid chrome, "The old Oaken Buck
et,'' for -, with postage added. This
is the best offer ever made.
These clubbing terms offer to grang-
es, clubs, unions, neighborhoods and
villages a chance to get THE NEWS at
greatly reduced prices! The offer con-
templates cash In advance in all cases.
In no case will names be entered on
our lists ut the above figures on credit.
Names will be entered on credit when
we know the parties to be responsible,
ut ~ year. Any member of the club
can have the Kansas Farmer at 81 a
year.
SCHOOL LIBRARY.
To the school district, outside OF En-
pOria, giving us the largest number OF
cash subscribers at 80 year each, we
will present a school library, worth
from $50 20 $50, to be determined by
the number of subscribers, the books
10 De chosen by the district board.
SPECIAL FOR EMPORIG.
Ii the city of Emporia will give us
800 subscribers ut 81 each, in advance,
wewill donate to the Emporia Library
800 worth OF books during the year
1874.
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AN ORDINANCES

Fixing the lfInes for meeting OF thu
SouncAA' as ea5ssEsE slCgT cE 50
Be Il 0rdaiTed By the Mayor and 00un-
cttnaeR Of the city Of EmporiG: -.
SEC. 1, That the regular meetings OF
the council shall be held on the first and
third Mondays of each month af seven
O'clock p. m. from October frat uutil
April first, and at o'clock D. m. from
April first until October first. % -
SECS q This ordinances shall take effect
and be IN force fr0m and after its publ.
cation. e. +. BANCROFT,
Pres. OF Council.
Attest: S.HURD,I City CLERK.
Approved Nov. u, 1873. {.