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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-21
NsNDAll..s CHANCES iNrROS.
IN(.

Since Su:ro'> y turned loose on
Kendall his chances Of u reelection
have materially improved. We begin
TO fear tina: if that slanderot> sheet
continues its abuse of him he will I've
returned To Congress Ivy m over
whcmin- majority. Sutro'> ape terms
Kendall 1.-THE Judas of Nevada" and
for further cause Of complaint says:
MIR. kendali-;he poor. mean. and
now deserted apO>tate from the faith
lie had sworn to maintain in presence
Of thousands in Gold lIill when seek
Ing a seat in the National Legislature
nov comes forward. and. like 4 s~a--
gering. wor>tcd pugilist to whom all Is
lost but buster and the desperate re-
Source OF n,toric.y. asks = lie again
heard Iy MIR. Su.ro. The raven and
the traitor has already been heard. He
has already been weighed and found
10 be dell2rably wanting.
Il i not meet tina; a creature 81 Ulcer
ated. and 30 covered all over wiki the
lepro<y and foul eiliuvia OF traacilerv.
deceit and dc>ertion of az honorable
cause should be accepted OF terms of
equality by an honorable man.
\ worm such as Kendall, who
turns on the friend who projected and
promoted him, AMI who >iung or
tried to sting the cai>c of the i'll
du>;riou> poor i'll this country. does
not deserve recognition at the hands of
a maj of whom it has been said in the
National Legislature tina; he raised
The credit OF the nation hy showing
that in me.alliterou> depo>;i alone
We had more silver than had ever
been fouu in a single deposit i'll any
par; Of the world With such a per-
>ana-c does this ma Kendall. I'LL
known and UnreceErizati I'll patron
lied by Mr.. >u:ro, now presume to put
himself on equality bc;ore the people.
lie has not-;hi, man Kendall has not
the ability and persistence of pur-
pose 10 raise himself above the level of
a ee>;ermenser. except hN means the
most >lavi-h and ty handing over hi>
individuality II the keeping of anoth-
er. BY thi, >ln,i,h means he imposed
Oh Mr. ~u,ro and Mr.. sur |ratroni2cd
lin and secured his return to Gen-
eresS.
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INDUSTRIES IN CALIFORNIA.

The manufacturing industries of Cal
ifornia would seem to be i'll as pro-
gressive and tiOurishing "a condition as
are her agricultural prospects. The
manufacturers Of agricultural nipple
ments in Stockton have found it neces-
sary to enlarge their works, and the
San joaquin Valley journals note the
fact that the labOr-saving machinery
used in gathering the harvest in that
valley has been largely of home man
ufacture. The paper mills in Stockton
are also making good progress. Sew
eral of the California journals are
printed on the paper turned out at
home mills.
From the tanneries and other leather
manufacturing establishments, regu-
lar expectations now take place to
China and Japan.
In Sonoma county two chair facto-
rics are in successful operation, while
At Pctaluma a large boot and shoe fac
tory is being erected. \ similar dispo-
sition to embark in manufacturing en-
terprises is manifested in the southern
counties. Los Angeles already has a
wooden mill, ard a company is now
being organized TO manufacture paper.
In San Fernando the oil wells ara in
operation and works have been erected
for refining the oil. On the northern
coast Eureka, in Humboldt count
will o 0 include among its industries
4 wooden mill; while at Crescent City,
in Del Norte cCunty, they are laying
the foundation for a large cheese fac
tory.
At Vallejo there is now every prob
ability that a ship-building industry
has been permanently entered upon
y tug boat was recently launched
there, and another is now in process of
construction. The cooperative ship
carpenters are building "a schooner,
and the ship-building company is
preparing for operations on a ! ,200-ton
ship.
In addition to the above mentioned !
industries there are a number of wine
el!ar in process Of construction all
over the win~e-gro"ing coua.ics. In
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Immense .iaii-Ehc e~olo-a.:a Tiy.
err Hemp E1Hr.,auy.

SlN IIIrGO, Angu~t 20.
The yield of fruit. grain and rt.seta-
bic, was never "a large in tbs count
as ihiS year. Everything is abuqlaH,
and of the les. quality.
Mr.. Garick, President % he Cnlora-
do River Hemp Company. arrived ly
the Ventura last night. in charge Of 70
persons. On route to the companxts
colony. ON the Colorado river, in So
nora, Lower California, where they
propose 10 ~uiilizcthe Wild hemp grow
iHG ahuniah,.y in HAT scction. They
have made arrangements viii. the
he&.caa authorities that every settler
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these wine cellars large quantities Of
casks are used. and already their
home manufacture has been CON-
mcnced in Sonoma county. The flu
ture of California is undoubtedly
bright: whatever she turns her hand
10. whether in agriculture. mining or
Misunderstanding certain success seems
to follow the magic of her touch.
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Hampton Paris Races.

= SPRINGFIELD. Mass. August 2o.
At Hampton Park Wednesday. the
2:29 race was postponed on account OF
darkness. .itlcr seven heats the tru:-
ter Coziette won TIE first and sikh
heats: Mart. NaioUey second and
seventh; Everett ifav. third and fourth;
spotted colt. fifth. Time. 80 - :,
-, 80, Is. IS. III
The free for all" race was Won 10y
Goldsmith Maid: judge Fullerton
second. American Gil third. Best
time. 80.
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i'll EeHne.-ac-Jhn .feInu.
craft" Convention RESOLUTIONS
ami pia.f.r!n.o oil i:ie Democratic
AID Conservative yariy-Neini.
mating state 1:;icrrs-No Choice
Yet for ~t-Osc-n4r.

Nl-l!NILLN, .Nilgu>t -.
The democratic and Conservative
Convention. for the nomination of
Governor, assembled here to-day, and
after the appointment OF committees.
as Usual, adjourned until ) O'Clock
T.. NJ, when, after a number Of 81 eech-
eS from the officers Of the convention
and others, the Committee on Rcs0lu-
tons and Platform made il report.
The resolution, invite the 90 opera
ton of ali good and true men
who indor-e the following principles:
Protection and just rewari 10 honest
labor; uniform taxation, & that prop
er Y owners shall pay Il due share Of
a~se5sfn ,nts, STRIFE. construction Gfthe
Constitution Of the Cn!tc! s,a.cs CO..
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E~e!e-;ia, .Im;ee .,nbber. ,:.a..

foRT>f HILL, Cal. August -.
Two Cinnamon We're discovered rob.
bin- til" siuic"s Of the Yankee jim
Mining Company at Yankee Jin, last
night. Two shots were fired hv The
Waterman, killing and il is sup
posed wounI,ng another. although
he has not vet been found.
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be granted three leagues Of land. The
party leave here on saturday morning
overland. Others are to follow. They
expect soon to have 100 families. who
will take up nearly all the available
hcmp land in the vicinity. Hemp
when prepared for the market, is worth
from $40 To Sl50 a ton.
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ESra.t Fires Raging.

TT tsNIT. NIX. IT,
Forr,s fires are rl-ins along the
Jackson. Lan-inG and Saginaw rail-
road 10 AN alarming extent. AT Peep
River tive dwellings We're DESTROYED
ana the whole village i threatened.
Heavy fires are reported e stan
dill
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scnnSylyan;. Republican State
Convention -Staip OIi"er. 7!.c..
ell i:2e Resolutions Pa>.ei-
General ssariranft Presented u.
n Presidential laI.li :ate-Ue.o-
lutiOn fn;iOr.in- Grant for {.
Third Term Eo:e Dow:,.

t'f. 1 ~. Aux. -.
The Republican State Convention this
afternoon nominated. \. O.. OImsted
for Lieutenant Governors; J.. NJ. Fax
ON, judge of the Supreme tour: Var
risen Alien, Auditor General; and Col.
W. Il. Bay, Secretary OF Internal
Affairs. Resolutions were adopted in
dorsing the Republican party, and
faNoring the alnPlest protection and
development of all industrial pursuits:
demanding a cessation of further rail
road land grants; taVOriag improve
inelt IN ldnt ami water navigation:
faNorin- protection to manufacturing
interests, and coHdemnjng the pro-
posed Canadian reciprocity treaty:
tavoring banking the aggregate voi-
ulne of the currency t. be regulated hv
the necessities ot the people ana the
recognized laws Of trade: feaiiirthia.
the declaration of the National RePib-
lican Convention OF ls12; in favor OF a
return TO specie payments at the etrli-
est practicable period; and 10 reu4cm-
Der with gratitude the soldier, and
sailors of the Republic.
Resolutions were also adopted eul9-
gizin@ Governor IiIrtran.t, and pre-
>entiuE him IL a candidate for HE
Presidency i'll l>7j.
y resolution indorSirg Gen. Gran.
i'll the event of MS candidacy for a
third term, WAS Vo,el down with loud
shouts of di>approval, after which the
convention adjourned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-21

FATAL AcCIpENr.-Jos. Gilsenary was
killed a few nights ago by accidental
~ falling from a high trestle-work. near
Gold Hill. Deceased was suffering
from an attack of delirium trcmens ut
the time of the accident.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-21

THERE are some political news
worthy of note in our Geographic col
umn>. The Republican Convention of
Pennsylvania indorses Governor Hart
rauft for the Presidency in 1876.
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LOST !!

1.-THE TIME OF THE FLOOD. JULY
"A 2lth, one pair Of sleeve buttons. one set
ot shirt StadS, with small California dil-
nhohd settings, and "A number oi articles OF
other J%eSclry. Also. clo,hing marked a. G.
o"cn-;' Tee finder will b suitably reward
cd by Weaving the zane with the Undersigned.
ais oiIAS. l.. Bici.
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FOR STALE MINERAL OGiST.

,iANf fhiENbS OF join \. POErER,
VI Of LureAa, annoJIco him as a caudi-
dtt' for stat. Miuslalo.i,t az tn" els .ipg
election, >abjcr; to the decision of the demo
cratic Liberal Convention. a3sS
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At Shaft Ne. {. Satro Tunnel. August Ii. to
the wife e Goo. tecs with. II son.
In ricchc. Angus; Is, to the wife of Jonas
Coin. a sun.
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BORN.

THE Rerci3ic says Controller Hobart
is expected in Austin this week.
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Fer f+oVerunr.

WE ARE Authorized TN An
" nolnce 7. ". tl0te, OF Lincoln coartr.
n a candidate for Governor. .Ihj"ct to The
decision q the l,crIbiiran state Contention.
atR-tl
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ECRE:cM NEWS.
i:.a...n Programme .aoan:o..cl.

i:"a-ian E'ro"rasn;I" .s1~an:o;;el.
BERLIN. august -.
The H.>t says the brussels Congress
ha~ abandoned tire Russian pro-
sftamc. Delegates have transmitted
t,r ra,itie3tip" t q their Governments
tie Resolutions ado!;od, which merely
enlarge the huma,.e provisions OF tie
IrnnAl Ann.inn
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WANTED,

IMMEpttfEL1, ~ TYBo DISTRICT,
4 fi'ty food i cd Choppers. ArIlyto
aa-j-it i. /. M,uEH.
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Fer State TIineralceist.

N'E ARE Ai'IHoNIIIDTo ANNOUNCE
W Gcucrai !. taiwaladcr. If v mite Zinc,
ject 10 HE decision g. tho !.cnuhiican Stat,
eehHcntleR. itGl-ta
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IL Is AND MINING

Illustrated by The Ca'ciUm Light, in which
h will also rvler 70 the Political Situation"
As follows:
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STRAYED.
Wood-Cnoppefs
w rT
Dr.. =. WILLyAMs.

PHYSICIAN. AND SURGEON. OFFICE
! on :oGth Main Street. EurcI a. .,.yadn
tfo 6oo!s above the !ar.cr House. agtan
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LOST

n EJETKA, 4 fotKEr-Eo0K -
l contaiuih. a gold cnamcled = =.
watch 81 with dtamunis. III.
lidnr will BE- sairahts rewarded by "
leaving t.e same III this Ollie. a ,.n-iw
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WANTED,

TMM~EnfATEIN. ~ j.. L. WITlIING-
1 ton. Hamilton, Two Sheep Shear r..
: rice Thirteen aud Il half Cents "a head, with
na, hDalt.- nuI
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MARRIED.
DIED.

In san .1ese House. Hieehe. August
Nicholas Eudd to Phoebe y. Sudwecks.
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VIE escaped from tho Phoebe Jail en- the
nich; Of Monday. Angus; l7th, 1874.
aa2i-2S
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Lost.-SSO Reward.
MINES AND MINING
ADCLPhi SUTRO

WILL ADDRESS TIE PEOPLE OF Ne
vaia at the points and dates hereafter
mentioned, in u |lcct.re on
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
AUCTION SALES NEwYoRK REAL ESTATE.

Eg James " hN'r
and lot southeast corner alonsF
AMI : 4 ehst. lot o. 5xgO S3i.z1L 49,.
and lot north side fyseconis IVO ee
West Fourth ave. 2JriVUj. Sl54Uu 90
Tnrretor house aat ot nofh sie one
Trty ,,cou 200 feet Wet Fourth 2OXJOll, SS%DI.
Bg WiluIm hrlnely.
Threestor Scotia house ard lot northeast corner @
ave and Fyirts o lU subject ground u eiO
per anugm for - yeT ana months from H'v TO- iS'p
lCoeItt lcsseD ~1l2O.
Th-es,or brown and lot north side Forty nrth-'t
subect 20 gronni rt o r19O per
anupu 80. 1870 for 20 Ooeet lea
al
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
Qcathfr5.

III wanting TEACHERS, Schools or Pupils,
~ address AMER, BDUCArIoSAL UNION t5' Broaa"s NJ
VISITING GOVERNESS and TEACHER
rcapei mild aged VISITING GOFBkNbNs ana
TEACHER for French anl English piano sed harp b Of ,ne
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
Morris WILKINS AuctO-eer.
u PRDPERI IY on i
fousss ano farms Udnieo.

VYHRE E-STORY high-stOop HOUSE
i WANTED Rent ~ 200 u 400 modern lmproyeneBs
throughout; below 3h-s' preferred Address box 31O6i o.
NITANTED-On Orange Mountain, or hlgh
w land IN Weslchecr Cornty. Tor sT months, Fuhlshhb
COTTAGE. Sith stable gadeS sHd shade Ac4Fes hhhki NJ
DODGE, 10 West 2Oh-sL
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
2uriion 5alcs OF iiell Gstaic.
JONI II. WLsov. Au'.ioneeE

10y Y. X. STEVENSON, jr.
ID MAJ ESTATE Ar PUBLIC AID PRIVATE SALE
STEVENSON r will give, usu., yecia. attention to The
sale of Stocks aud Bonds by auoton
TUESDAY, April p, ,
The III BrOafTaT se
rI- D. IIT3EMAN esI Execute. Of CHARLES KELSEY de-
..-...-., -.,-.-,- r,,t,r CT
40 MADISON. AVE NORTHWEST CORNER FFTfTHlRDsT;
opposite Memorial Church ioursto- high soo Se
tou5,ri irsts hardwood finished otJwaole dwelling %Oh
n lot g feet This valuable property stu-te n one OF tue
most elect elegant rglbohood 10 the and TIE avenue sng stree
DDg axe now elegantly Improved with superb structures IAe o
I'm fee impe hedgelIg 69putelsnce' all ST. ety arass
Poson in NAV For permits and particulars apply 70 T. A. Eu
Man teclo % T hinge place. " STEVENSON IT, IL
B.na- NeE.io
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
WV M WFRKs. Aucuoneer - -
YrXFCIUTOPS, SAII, OF REAL ESTATE

T'XE(IIORS SAIL OE REAL I'D y l.
IL The Executors u Saue - Jac.,on ceeesSeI
will l his tate re en.' at W 90 tFy .,
Sgo Queens Co. T., on WEDNESDAY Apri l0 lS' Al Il
O'Clock the following described property Oi st estaIei -
FIRST-Its portion of tue Homestead Shcl the OudnPs e
located containing eighty of land IN tstcass onuo'
building large, convenient Dc tue most thorough manne
aui good An ahunaalct of bearing i ire ss VIZ
fine return without any other outlay ta Tor gamer rs we
crop Of timber gowng on the ann 20 keep INC
fences order; altogether Is tnoods eo9 hrit n"t 1
SECOED-Forty the side OF the Homestead ~ hhR
BY Edward Robbins, ei has good frontage oa ts
Turnpike Road and extends entirely across tue ARM hi VI
hestd quality lnd we!lvaterd
TR-Seyen acres o timber land with from ten to twenty years
growth of said jericho turnpike hoa oPPo
steth the
FOCRrHTen Of the north side Of said rurHpke
opposite le ki"ard Robins,
FFTHTweuy Oi Young gowth Woodland situated AZ Man
ri To lii. b. l.
sIXTH-Foy acres adjoining farm Owned by George
Mode, % II each. ..
SEVEaIlAlolt fresh salt AMI sedge Meadow
Rgvooi Of Aepsea L. L. IN plots oi 'n acres
each
Of fresh nl salt iov near The above
forty vc gooi boat landing intending road
way, rods VIDE thereto.
NINTH-rwo ll1u Shell Banks with right o. road and channel
thereto directly below h boat landing o8 meadow ioferY ovhso
by Nichols.
Onrh purchase 20 on bond and mortgage on
the homestead for term desired. For uher particulars
apply T. T. JAthSoN Glen. We, l." ii, D..
JACOB HICKS. Ola Mcs.buT. /. l)
Or IENRY \ PECK Jst-s. 1ui lstaye, New iork E
TITUS d Co.. NJ. I Jsms-s.ip, NeE-lOGk.
Wna1h.t mil Z -
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New i)ubI,rOtlon5.


ILLUSTRATED A magnificent and Illus
d JOIJRNAI. tTatei Monhly. vi d CHEONO y 90 a
wear 10 sample 30 sample 'tr'f"'
terms lrents CANNASSBRS WANTED 10 M
and state Addres. THOMAS q. NEWMAN.
Room p. Tribune BuillinZ. Chicago.
NEW MUSIC" Marguerite Yase," Colts
~ chalk zoe. Ada" Lolengrin" Ch' Wi Toe each
Sumner. Funeral March" WErsen jOc tle dc Nine. Au.ot
Lauce Gaop 35c each ChInot GaioD, 3O'; Lizzie Na
Arcade 35c NJ, Golden Snip" i5c Sc, Haiti Pears
Toars 4Oc.; Shepherd Boy" wilson ('oi hands, boo
Published bJ DITsoS Co. 7ll Broad.ay. y y
DASCOE's LONDON DIRECTORY FOR
i AMERICAN 1RAvELEES. Price 81
comniete practical Cutie Americans giving detailed Information
AZ 70 Liverpool LONDON cab fares steam h1eS pfivai
lodgnqs their cost reliable Directory LONDON aie-men aud
Diary port forthcoming LoIioD Ihc
best aud che. I.si GUIDE vet puAishel
CHAS h. PhsCOE, % Schools,., Boston.
CCIENTIFIC 4 Richly Illustrated Monthly,
- FARMER ~ 5ua year. ChEUho ir,e T. annual SUI
three months, p Sslpe comics anl terms 10
ageLts On application. Address, THOMAS g NEWMAN
Room 81 Tribune Briiiug Chicago.
CONGS OF GRACE AND GLORY.-The
> vely school Song Book By " r. sherEn and 5 J.
Vail hundred sixty pages sped' lymaa Choice Nu
Tinted Paper superior bOsr 3 $50 100
spec eu copy paper ad as isue receipt o
25 cents. Orders 6e Ready MAY J. HORACE WATERS
son, iSl Broadway NewiorA
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0.iln Real G5Ia,e TOR 5alc.

GIiin aeal G5Ia.e tor Sac
IL w. c. LANGLEY, 697 Sixth-aye., corner
~. Fcrt'e'hs'-Cheap HOUSES for SALE on
Que - ob
i}i-s El4-lEay lIJUO
One Ssh BrostT lOjtO
Ahvcrg ciean blocks
NOR SALE at n blrgain-The thrce-story
ana hgh-,toop BRICK HOUSE desab located Twelfth
i.st vt Of ,thaye Lot 2jLO33 NeghborAjoj ulqu.on
abe Possession Nav l. Minimum price 10000 Apply to no.
MIR MORGAN Prest. t25O7
.;sSD WARD, NORTH NEW -YORK.-A
sd COTTAGE ir one hundred
hoase Ae1lrd-rlve south SIDE o hl oocHgel by
Na3cei will be sold bargain. AGle y e. Box SO Neglofk
rostOHice.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

CoIGNETs PROCESS FOR TIE PREPARATION OF
ANIMAL MATTER FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF FER
TIIIzERs.-Without deciding upon the value of sam
pies of fertilizers presented by Coigne committee
TO which the matter was referred recommends the
process employed IN their manufacture, and sug-
pests that ii may find many applications and render
possbe the utilization of many substances for fer
tilizers that have hitherto been unemployed. Thus
horns hoofs, hair, leather scraps woOlen rags, &c.
although rich in nitrogen and other fertilizing mat
ter have hitherto had special value, on account
of the difficulty of pulverizing them and their slow
ness of decomposition in the SOIL BY COignets pro-
cess such substances can be pulverized and decom-
end they must be placed in a drying chamber of
sheet-iron having a capacity of at least % cubic
yards. aud supplied with door at tho top for
filing and others on the side below for removing
the dried materials There must also be perforated
floor of brick work from to 10 inches above the
bottom. The lower part of the chamber cOmmuni-
Gates by means of wide sheet-irOn tube with the
chimney of the establishment some drauRht and
rectangular furnace, for the consumption OF coke,
auJohs ~ with ITS chimney entering the top of the
Hylng chamber The hot air and products of COM
bustlon thus pass through the chamber from top to
BOTTOM ts doors being carefully luted tight and
the doors OF tne furnace above the fire chamber
beng OPEN 90 that as large volume possible of
heated ar Lnot above BOO may be thrown into the
chamber. When the material has all reached this
doors closed, that the fire is simply kent alive
and stream or steam Is then passed into it's chin
ney, which minglcs with the consumed air and
passes through the chamber, at d temperature of
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

MEAT BIsCUIT.-A new form of biscuit for troops
was used i'll the Russian campaign against Khiva
with very satisfactory results. This was composed
of one-third rye flour, One-tIird beef reduced to
powder and One-tbird of pulverized sauerkraut.
Great relish for the food and excellent health of
those who used il were characteristic of the Russian
soldiers throughout the campaign.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
1rouklpn propsrtp % fst.
gountrp f)ropertp 10 Eel.

COTTAGES and COUNdhi ..S noa 40 ,.ln...
~. ST WoS,ei,s Adlre.s J. H. D. Tnbese O6es OF W.
JORALEMOS. sass W~sss'eaH H~' ""'S'se' S'''
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

At 118 EAST s3D-Sr.. near 4th-aye-A
hot AMI d yster private bathroom convenient % CcI Pah
ON flr three llEa
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
iu5IrICIlou.

For Boys and Young Men City.
NUARLIER INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG GFN-
" TLENES 10 aud l2e East Tweuty- boarng aud day
school liOt bLlL thAkLiEh, Director
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

MARINE FISHERIES OF MAINE IN 1s73-Accordng
to The GlOacesto, 1ciegaph the total value of the
eu-ed and packed herring, goldfish haddock, pollock
and mackerel in Maine last year will approximate
$4,000. giving employment to not less than $50
men. In catching cod and mackerel S6l vessels are
employed aggregating 40 1876 tons burden.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
APPLIED SCIENCE.

CEMENT FOR AQUAmA.-An adhesive cement for
aquaria may be made, according to Klein, by mixing
saual parts of flowers of sulphur pulverized sal
ammOniac and IRON filings, with good linsced-Oil
Varnish; ard then adding enough of pure white lead
10 fOm q firm. easilY-WOrked mass.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

A FAMILY going to Europe would kEAP
"a Tor one or two yelrs beautiful thov h1hsoop iOsk,
band.omey furnished. Aarag h o puyie Lmy - ~V0
need 8n-iv. Apply st - West Slstet
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

tS'o maIcy;al a.thonan eoinewhat swollen, il per,
fectly dry, and pulyerizabe without tTonpe, n" ~
without loss Of nitrogenous matter When coiu So
is crushed by rollers. and passed through sleEo ,L,S
product that the manufacturer guarantees the quar-
tity OF NITROGEN and ph0spnates.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

BROADWAY OFFICES TO LET.-Splendid
Z , OFPICEs ouuo..te Ctr H4l. Park. Appr %
' ~ ORANGE JUDD COMPANY, 2ib Broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

ELAT to LET-ln suites OF SIX rooms each
all np,oyemeps; bath ga elevator &C. Sci rents FROM ~ u
S5 Appg on premises 238 b. slsst or o ogner ~ Is RON y.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

OF and Mot-sts, lately occFped bf rtTA be.s,@
Co 5lrl22 feet, stories can be- i'de snl m s'a
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

4 OFTS to LET-First. second, and third,
together or separate No. 2jJ CaHaL, near BroaN-Y h1f
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
Gin Droyerin 10 tft.

A SMALL German family will LEI SECOND
~ or THIRD FLOOR 70 family rot eHefedag lr
persons Modern Improvements " .anty loclt 29o west 9ss
A SECOND and THIRD FLOOR of private
"A house to LET $50 West l9hst estt Rooms '2t.ron
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

For Boys and Young Men-country.
EDWARDS PLACE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
H StccAbrdge H-Fcun hpnt Z For tstgua aiiss
=. HUFFMAE ard T. &. FLACK associate PhGcp1ls
EIUSHING (N. y INSTITUTE, BOARD
L INC SCHOOL FOR BOYS Room for PAIR
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

EIFTY- Y-SIXTH-ST-To LET-Ihe THREE
Upper FLOORS in private handsome. foariorY bsesn.tbs
FOURTH suitable 0 oS "
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

NOR SALE or TO LET, immediate posses
sion lIOU f. - ftt WIDE ioO "es' fo
,rco1dst. Apply to A. JOURNEAY 81 Lspensris-