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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-22

DARK THEATRE TONIGHT
no NiGHir..
TONIGHT
4 4 S sFttH S SE H4S4ss 4 4ssSsSSEE
Il FILE Ellie b bE MADAME MADAME ASG9r
mi! Mile, Berthe Glrardn from the Porte 81 Martin
Leoniine Mncll Md yandames NM. De Queroy, Du.
Cor. sooS. GiTRofLE-GiRoFLA
f%ssHsy rH ,SH aS1 IS e.
The great Dramatic s 'rumPh e The mA isfs ELIZABETH
LAST $stH SSn Sf Ter S4sna, role of
. r as performed by her nearly an. thousand times
in Tom raylT 2WrX SrqH Ak S'0 HSb pa Gaows
produced with eeneres costumes. properties ap.
iFlRg Cast S GEO CLARK
Seats secured at the box office and at ol Broadway.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, GA BROADWAY.
The greatest e o comic arst in the Universe Manager
sol SMITH RussEi.L
in ~ Nv, Wondertp 4 c e9mlc characterzatons
THE WONDERS, IN .QGALLED ON EARTH,
Double soInersaat rom shoulder 10 shoulder his
Little Dick Garnelia starting from his bro.hers shoul.
aaIts upon his eet again upon the shoulders OF his
''D 4 FEAT NEVER BEFosE ATTEMPTED.
The celestial ohenome i99 a nd fire monarch,
THE LIVING puzzL ENG LOOK yAxAD1yA
MAY and PORTER Beautiful Banjo Duets
W. W. S shAS Exzs ssNHs5RHxsA
MArSEas WEbNE bY aSD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-22

MEXICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC IA FIFTH
"A avenue.-Classes flr Vocal Culture and Reading
Music for Piano Violin. forming private
II desired; terms LIBERAL instruction thorough and
Professor HENRY SCHROEDER Musical Director
(NARD.-D0NT FAIL TO HEAR THE WONDERFUL
~ Orchestral Mathushek Pianos; they tell their own
story Agency Z. We Fourteenth street opposite Van
Buren's Gardens). PRIVATE MUSICAL UNIVERSITY.
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
~ No East Fourtee nth street Fifth avenue,
NEXT DOOR TO DELMONICO,a
BROOKLYN BRANCH,
102 10i and l06 Court street, State.
PRIVATE AND CLASS INSTRUCTION in all branches
Vocal and Instrumental Music, harmony and Com
Languages.
Free Elementary Glasses designed especially pupils
who deficient the rudiments nusfc and sght
reading. MAX MARETZEA, EDWARD MOLLfN.
HAUkR ANTOINE kELFF, Jr; GEORGE W. MORGAN,
noKzsIAI AUGUST ARNoLD in Ali 4 eminent must
and give their personal attention to pupils
, 1875-04-10

\ two.horao waRon carrying tholf grub nnd
blankets; concealed at TIM bottom OF whnh Ia
a ronlptoto mining outfit. a company OF tho
has s,e sea sHnn s Fan y Fott asso
ottena!bly to scout for 1ndfanS' but really to
ovsrssko Joo's partv ami
AnnEaT TtirI
II they cross the rlstso lllver. This Ia tho frat
ncto OF war, aud tho result ID looked forward to
cagerly. Tho successful eschpo OK this party
will 10 an ASSURANCE for others; for tho toNn Ia
full Of mon antfos to rat out II there should 10
any hopo Of crossing tho Platte, which ia tho
telegraph las informed US that "Cs'tforn1a
Joe'a party wero oyeshau!ol by Capt. Whitman.
CAPT. Whitman i,.n bocn especially so1ecto'1
gentleman say. Thts latter quality appea,s to
bo especially 1lec,saed. l have nlct nnnbor
Of tho officcrs and tlloy soohi 10 THINK that hon1s
one Of their number Mill DO placed III rcry try.
Ing position. As ono said to ME:
'supro.c hn officer up IN :lIst country mcetan
party Of miners, won't It 10 lard question to
decide II tho miners rcfuso to 1s arrchtod? 1ia
duty ia oboy lin orders II he don't, court aud
whack goes dissemination. On tho othnr hand.
subpoac In oboytug orders. number ol his own
couutfyuon are killed.. TIess men nro not mnr-
doEelR, NOR lIorao.thievea. tinr burglars true,
they ntc trospassnfa a:ll Violating tlo law. but
their acts arc not worthy pt DEATH. When yo11
conalder this. tout you Lellovo thas In tho latter
thes ate Tho naloritY,---wlll BE- bln1lled ns
level head"
Ilow eyor there ia no !onlt ns to what IL Lis
tintY M NJ officer, and the Government Will fHA-
sain him. 1t hna too. Tho poop'o will. too, III
timo.
was shown aome Of lltc quartz brought t,ero
by Nhrrens from tho totlo that Whitney Wtltcn
shall hnvo . llousp for you and baby. rl,nll
spend tho teHt Of my da,s tn tho Hack lii!a.
Our fottnno IL made. | nayo 200 feet Of thls
Lode, and it'a
NEARLY rCnr s1rrEnl"
Tho Ecne1eman who showed .ne r!ocn OF this
"noat1y puro silver ~ said. v[th an ait Of chi
preesn,ont: ".Thoro, Dayanc.' look at that ar-
gentiferouB ga1ena."
"ATgentifarour ga'sna - Las volume to it; and
cot got tho TO- world '; b.; tho coat.ts!i. when ,o has
slruck It rich, can roll It out With great effect
and power Of satisfaction.
"Loo}s at that! They can trace It for four
miles. Tttbo doEged II don't belieFo its al-
Alas bsyonet uort sadly back In his memory
ttrae yea1s, when, OH lodo n u district which
stall bo namelcs,, ha struck just that kind Of
ORC. Mr.. Schriyer, tho Aseayor ae DcnYor, re-
turned:
"a TRACE OF uoLp: 10 s11yEn."
Tie enthusiastic gentleman VAS In 1ouiao
dnunted by my story, aud showed mo tNo tcst-
tubes; in o1,c como silver dissolved aud pEccip-
,sasea; In tlo other, pleeo OF that NEARLY
pure ore. Ills wosds ato good. Let Lin mako
tho speech
Now look, Eayouot! You SEQ tho silver at
tho bottom Is wluto H. this that we know IL
eiIyor; and look at That ono il ain's tr|.te, lut
Gon, 5s,y n' nt;@r'y So 1t resembles ne other ''0
Docs It occur to t!,oRo enthusiasts TO conaider
Feological9 tho position Of tLiH sslo mob Of tho
main rango7 LQs thom do ao, aud put Just this
QUO litllo charge In their pines to smoke: Aul
= nl In all rrtr.tt,1 nf os1t NM
, 1875-04-10
How of Old u EinsMi Ghurch.I1e1Ho
1.ntlFnxxnl III LIN Sill

Ttnthrob'& N,sory II Ntls E,'7!4nt, ro! =: pos posael
lie cAnle III LIS worst clothes being aeeus.S
to TAXA great prido Il, s bravery anl nea.pt1, s1.,
without baud, In foul llncn cap, pu!ea s.Si I'll
to Ills oyoa; aGa standing upon tolm' =, IAN.
with manly deep slghs aud abundance o., .. Iii; III
!ny opou htH wtcked conseo. hta adu'1ss5tt tsrs.
WpoeriBy. hlB porsecntou Of Gods peohi,' ,xni.s
mud especially h!s ps!do (as tho root o. a.. suft
caused God to g[vo him over to bis otaet ,s flo
courHcB) and contempt Of tho mh.'lst1a..so uso ia
deela,ed Whist power Satan had OF Afln nn.u ,auoti
csBting ont ot tho church. low bis preseupp faJ
laysug hold Of morcy mud pa.d on pesotv ps,,s q
Etycs It. did then fail him when tho se1ao' o,asl
Uod catno upon hin, 20 az ho could navy w gulica
nor could see auy issue but uttor despa!t: Il
lad put him divers Tines upon resi1a.'o ner:f
destroying himself lad not tho Losa ~ shat b.,
1reycntod him. 1Io kpake we'll, save tnns Ina hs
hlubbcsing interrupted him. and 81! .,UIS w SSsy,
discovered broken aud melting l1eatt; ~. see..,ics
good oxhottat!ons to tako Aoed Of aucti islI:
aud beulnulnEs Of av ~ had hssa,,bs
aud Ia the end ho easuoslly and humby nj 10
tlio church to have compassion of Ill., IN. 10
deliver him out OF the lands Of eatah. =" hes
mako hia l,caro tho MORE sound. TO weas ~ tnfp
husband {toug coopcr) and foll ur99n, ~" a e!Ien
before him III tuo plo4anco u somoo % sns doas
and uthols aud rou3rtsou the WronE uo phith b,
lin, aud besought hka to forgive hiI. H. s.as
did very freely, aud In testimony thelso1 ~
tho Captains wife tokcA-
, 1875-04-10
TIE SPELLtNG.cCR00i.

lila nanac waa Ephralu, n:odGsss; not sp:aaA, r.
rxcos NJ champion arclnr ii all tho country round
At nuy rrelitne sa.tcl whcfo lucy S .s ssoun.s.l
Ephruiln.
Tho srcl'lngbook ho had " hc7Ft, aud clio tho dr.
And aclGucc ut Ills ton21,n1 c1lt1 ibid s yocatrlJ.
The dubious mnnonyat'o !seu iloor with perfect e4r
ANA 81 through words s.sqnipelal Lie lfghla!a1
You couldn't weaso epc'l. With any co;n,noa apsi
1y wh;c' to cars,rs Erarniru, or mt him In s*e;
aud LIS admirers frequently remarked ct Eths' tilt
Could apcl, the ch!na-cyphIcs OF from clsss Ct Ia.
THO peop1o csascd 10 nd, In spelling-schaa's, It'll
whu. sios was tGeso us,int tn photographic cstr:
That nowed down ali Lctoro It, witt rafting faa
or co,asunnnts a aud vowes lunc.i!!ou.1y asr7yea,
Jnst a. Tho cu1,nina.ion Of Epllraim's s.nown
lio ttsk inEt lii sieilInt. sctiool III til 'asan7i
tawnt ........-.
rull sos'. 'e *ela .urviyoss .. !at crloaralh,ssa
With eauul a,1cr tvi1t thoao two, RACED Ito r';t'
where sietSfy might perch at la.t 'as quito int's
With c9usi nervo tho7 esuo to time aud accurately
Tho iu.lous silent letter, sud.tho diihthons 'sn0s
fstcd.
III vain tho weird ed mystic pptla upeu Ia! Css"
Tho casirl.c letters dropped from her l!s % f.'
Vain likewise fora long tln.e WAS tho seUff 10 saT
press r
Epho's airy tonEua That sylablcd rough *orl' '''
Tho ausncu was excllea "G!ck to HIN, sls y sese
csicd,"
And "Go Il, I.p1lol" his ra!tIsans drAantls ttili
Hnt Erhr1im was the lero Of lundrcI sprung
xrhuufs. m 4,
And, m tho WHOLE hs prestige ,uaae hin, 1lvofi's
thu pools.
In fact. tltonah tny wrre laying for rrkral'n, hs
IAS word u List tlAt dropped hitn ~ u ls 1a1 49,
Tho wor,1 lint elietea Lilo Telshmau Vtoa saef'''
from troprl .,,. .
Confused hls tonguo ct D.be!-a wosd "9th'a'
VOWEL
An nshen hue cropi Ger lis taco with Epasan o'A''
her srtl! -
"D.ns.t!-r.k-gA.msc.k-f" ,a,,,.is
"Hpcu-eouIa uron y fa?:1.s>f5Jo ot c'us''434
They Sssls tia With Iii. spo.llns-poas aaa feeling
FIJI Glf.f1tt FtDrf
, 1875-04-10
APRIL.

Now do fnlt rivera flow !nlo tbs sea:
They lap greaa t,4nks snt, ioAllng in thsiE play,
Gsts b ut flis lowest t1Auchsx by thais way.
~ ons wllose Joy it IL to tpel him frse,
Now lbs young le4ve4 do fringe tlIu Aslp,l-t7tS;
Woods ysla nild, must t4yor of lrray;
Marshes thels yellow me4iaoids display:
Lark, thrush, aad rot,n Ilake symphony.
When f1sss t!lt pas1.rhower creei1 shave the sod,
And lifts iA l4is cup fur drauKbt Vt law.
In yacxut Spaces MhaEe but graase4 nod
lAap1iYs 10 lhs wind, al hummer through,
Wo xes where Natures beauteous {eet hare tt,id,
In i1npreAsaa u 1to that al our lives rcaew.
BAnAuuo, Wis. EDwtN q. WouDA4A.
, 1875-04-10
WHO ca.':s BY THE NEW POSTAL LAw7

Tothe Editor a. Ths ch!faao 7fi5uHsi
CuluAao, April 9,-Tno following circular Is
from Jan,cs yicz, the hortlculsurIst at Itochcs-
Tor, N. T.:
HKEns ny j.xtREsH,--Tho rost-O!f1ce Department
hasiua doubled the rese 1f rnatAYo Brtds, hnlls,
slc VII Will In @he lunre slip nur nFcF4 by e1press,
n far rract1 auls. ileaAs bs raroulsr and I'VE
will 10 convenient to rueoiso package " exrrsfs.
If It ptya the expross companies to transport
packages, why not the 0ayefntusnt, whose ar
faugunenta for tho businoss should enable Il to
do tho work at evnu loss sates lLAn tho o1nreaa
oumpauies, aud With proats W.
, 1875-04-10
Sights OF NnturnlIxcd Catixu.,s.

II may iutoreet our GormRn citlZens to know
thzt Residence Of two yeAtH III tho nothcr country
tusalidateB thsiF Anlarlcan cls!konHhp under rho
ptnnans treaty. Tho treatY Which was u,ado it.
l8Ga botweeu tho United HtstuA 1,;l tue old North
German Union psosidss that eacs! country will
Iecogulzo the naturalization conferred ky tito
othor upon residents Of Two years. Anatssaitzed
citizen returning to his uativa tslunLIy IL llhhla
fur any punishable Act c0mm!iutl before ho Grui-
grated; il ho ruturnn to tis ua,iys country. With
out intending 10 re4utne EeAllleuea In As adoIted
ho IN heli 10 l8ya Ess4ouucal lla naturalization
''The iuteDt uut t0 ratu4n may bu hs!d to ealht
rasidoa iuosa than .wu ysa14 IL lhs othts couu :
tsy,"
, 1875-04-10
erat coull mol laro boon better, oven In tho En-

tpu this nh worthy Of tl!d CUftton bIfH aktnctl"
to tho restaurant, snccnlcnt an1 we'll llavosc IL
| the extreme; however, you know thsy say De
g1SttbHs non dis"
3" Come come. 10 Latln. Duke. Tho greatest
| wrong y man can tnvo towards woman, so,sto-
tines, Ia to 10 In Tho right. but will capitulate.
But Nhnt Ia lhiss'
"Kis 10 rrau Ia .jardinierc." raid spr,lcc,
IsFotfod garcon: ''NLat wlns, gentlemen ="
"MafEGhux." - ....:
"Woli. what IL tho noys Of tho woclt, Duka?"
continued tho fair tunulicHnc. "Any now wron-
quests? In It really trno that Corn intcnR to
make hor dcdHl In "Urphee aux Enfcr*'2 Como.
k,av., N'I,r. DECLARE. low soa Io cat to-
night ,Aru YOU ianished2 You don't cal You
tlevour."
81 rotlo in tho Boi. this morning to Try mv
nnw ,uarc, Fanny; tho tito Ahnrpnncd my an-
po!ii,. As tn yUilr other questions. Atadomo!.
holle' ctlswercl tho Duke, tossing plr s,nalt
plaRs ot claret isetsntsy soploulshed. ~
nluss find my bseash to ropir. ConqucFts haye
faS. Ny Don Juanio days Rro over. nh q Bit
ter cttl akertiu tnw."
"pool1!r retortcd Marguerite. ny runn Of
nj. an artist, millionaire, turning cynical Ia!
H.! you ara soncea!ing some '!o''''s 5o'i't''''
aex pro tcm. find women to DO AZ porflliona
as tic wayet. An Enys;h loot said something
"Perfl,l,ous 40 ths wavosl Well, agree"
laughed MarsueEitn; but man are sucli Eood
Bwin1nors, you hnow."
"fo,t arc facstto,ls, sratlamogello hut r,ov-
e,rtheless no longer believe in wouen' ! and in
"Oh, horrible - exclaimed tho actress.
"whyi"
"wcI.. to ntereryc prcc.oua oltcct. It must
DO uacd as IT, lttlo as possible IL not that so =
"Wcll, arply that aphoriam to ylrtuo."
But Count, YOU mo not eating. Allow no.
III. looks aurorbly. suppose, siatlamofseiie,
, 1875-04-10

'sS FEVFIIDN OEUNEL
AetiTo effossa nro being mado to aeel!'nattz,
tho florida cedar {JHniperis rirginiona) in H.
varsa. It's wood Il s,1porior to all other ktnds
Of cellar, md III In great demand in tho ,nanu!&s
turo Of lcad-pencils. Az this Industry is Iaigt11
carried al III Davaria. tho manufacturers ~
striving to secnro lihmc-Bupply OF the n,atenil
been Gown III tho Royal foseBr, md nbout SOW
young plauts hRyo hcen grown or ono ptlslts
estate. The cultivation OF tho tree Is also being
attempted In other parts Of Gcrmauy,
, 1875-04-10

caaaun,, while Cen'tana rcrna IL ono cf III.
commitment weol's. A Iwo omnnnt foat,,r,@ @nG ~
tho ilorn Ia tho ln1sranco Of lilo ferns rrn,stn. W
III tho iHRureA of tl4a rocks. lilo trio m,Tt
enhnr {Adiahtnm copfIins.rcnerfs) il eaiJ Il
10 common oi, all t,reo laanhs, mid ofcn tonnS
with frurds foot long. In tho same sl,uatnn "'
Tho frandB Of AsPh,ninn, .Harinu,n n.,ata .
length Of 2 feot, and thone Of Ccternch oEicjar.
nrnn foot tr more. afr. 1iarta1as as!icd als,nl
twrnty-fiva fnltgonona apcoica 10 t'ls,se a.rcad,
known. tbs ilora Of tho whole Of tho .ea. 4
ireland Is interesting, on account Of lilo SoutI'
European tSpea it lnclndcs INDICATING sLo ma,
eiblo union of Tho 1,rlfa, Islands will lilo tnn.
tlncnt Mt 4 fnrmcr period.
In tho tistlI htnl seventh con.nr!cp, the A,r.r
1Hlands fornch M important ecclesiastical rtst
md nt QUO tiMn conk,!n1d no less that, twont,
churchoa nn,l tnonastcr,cs. Tho old nltiooa a,3
rciics Hcattcrod over Tho islands ali atleat mans
pilgrims. THO walls Of st. Kcnanac ChurcI;'
built III tho seventh coutnry, arc yot stardr. n,
well as sllo H,ono o1ntortes and ttls ston0 hn.,
Of tho n,onks Remarkable military antiuujtis,, i,
aiso csiet MI tho iaaut!a. Tllcao arc IN l,o fstn
of ctrc1lltr cycoucau fortrnsaca Of nnI!osn m.
ccmnnic! hLoi,ce, sonio Of wioso walls aro at;tI
20 foot high,
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month, alternate Saturdays; bad go;
stiff upper lip and backbone; nothing
like it for mud" And so it goes from
early morning until late at Light.
But, speaking of hotels, of course
you have heard of
The Palace;
Some people have. Well, it's sgrand,
gloomy and PECULIAR although not
very gloomy. but grand and peculiar,
anyhow. Now, there are hotels and
hotels; we've tried 'em, and what
a difference In some, it is etiquette to
give your orders in baied breath; Wait
er responds in a whisper and skips
along in list shoes at a consumptive
snail's pace to fulfili your behests, and
scarcely a sound is heard scarce /" a flu
neral note;" while at Others, it's ring,
ring, rattlety, crash, hang! Slim,
take coal to $685." "Ji,n, answer 49,
0D~l-she's rung for an hour" g Maria.
make up 400 and clean out %" Now,
this is something like life. and suits
sagebru-h amazingly we'll; the Lord
and Lady Didlock style don't, you
know.
Talking of sagebrush and country
men generally, it's some times a inys-
terry to them how
The sharpers and Cheap Johns
Know them. Why, it's easy enough;
it's written all over them as plainly as
though they carried a sign that could
be read a block. Notice the hesitat
ing way in which one of them goes
along the streets; his Intellectual lodges
t o escape the crowd; his solemn pause
AT every corner, and the wary look
Fith which ne takes bearings. Observe
him in a place of amusement; how
small he tries to make himself, and
how anxious not 10 attract observation,
nor to he rude in looking around; and
I o suppose Bunko and Nose don't
know us! Know us ! Why, they know
us ali-one and all Through better than
we do ourselves; and then when
Bunko steps up and asks if we. know
his old friend John Dennis, and how
he looked when he was dressed up in
regimentals and 'wav;n'" his sword
in that "procesh ;" or how Rufus
Harmon tackled hash; or Clay Simms
swl ng the lady at that ball,
WY of course we do,and are delightel
to meet with a friend VINO knew
friend as is ourn," and then when
Bunko asks us to step around the
corner while he draws a little money
Why go! OF curse we go. like innc-
cent little lambs, and we'll, generally
leave our fleece.
But tli> letter. though good and ably
written and one that viii deeply inter
est and instruct your many readers,
groweth lengthy, and therefore | sub
scribe, yours truly,
j. CRANE, Jr.
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% e w s.
Severe Gale.

severe Gale.
LONDON, Nov. %.
There has been a heavy aud disas-
trons gale off the Coast OF Fifeshire.
Some fishing boats We're lost aud 10
fishermen are known to have been
drowned, with IA missing.
Reinforcensemts for Cnba.
MADRID, Nov. 25.
Additional achievements to the
number Of 1860 men embarked for
Cuba to-day.
The London Market.
LONDON, Nov. 25.
The Erenin0 Globe says: Our stock
market has been greatly preiudiced BY
the rumor which was circulated to day
that Parliament will be summoned to
consider the Eastern question, particn-
larly with reference TO EgyIt. We
have been able to learn that the rumor
is nnfounded.
The Epenfng Standard, in its fnan.
cial column, saws: The market closed
dull. A rumor has been circnia'.d
that the British fleet has been ordered
to the MEDITERRANEAN sea.
Carlists Routet-Exhibitors Mt the
Centennial.
MADRID, Nov. %.
The municipality Of Vtoria are pre-
pairing to receive King Alfonso, on his
way to Madrid.
Official dispatches from General
Quesada announces that Pampeluna
has been completely relieved, after
three days. fighting. The batialions OF
the Carlists were routed with heavy
loss.
The L'Imparcial states that seven
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..ON TO CUBA,-

This is the question now occupying
the largest share of attention among
tie leading journals of the East. The
recent note addressed by our Gov
eminent to Spain is being discussed
in all of its bearings, while the policy
of President Grant with reference to
Cuban affairs is commented upon at
great length. 1t seems to be conced-
ed on all sides that President Grant
either has or will demand of Spain
that Cuba shall be allowed to set up
as a free Republic on its own hook.
Various motives are attributed to the
President in this connection, the o
generally accepted of which is that
he will not hesitate to involve the
country in war, provided the under
taking gives promise of enhancing
his chances for a third term. In sup
port Of this theory of the case, the
argument is advanced that there is
now no greater reason why the United
States should NEEDLE with affairs in
Cuba than there were six or seven
years ago when President Grant first
occupied the presidential chair. Pos
sibly the President may think he can
accomplish the independence of Cuba
through diplomacy; if so. it would
all be very we'll; but there is at least a
chance that Spain will fight rather
than surrender 30 valuable a
prize, AMI war with Spain
means serious consequences at home.
1t would be a naval war, and whether
long or short, it could not be conduct
ed to a successful termination without
q further increase of the public debt
and more taxes from the people. This
would necessitate a still further in1a
ton of the currency and eventually
lead to reputation. Nor is this all:
Our bonds would decline TO a ruinous
rate in the foreign markets; our COM
merce would be driven from the seas,
and our great Centennial Expos ton,
next year, be broken up. And all for
what? Simply to crafty the caprice
of one man, who hopes to achieve the
measure Of his ambition atthe expense
of his country, and through the horrors
of a causeless war. The voice Of the
American people can not be for war,
aud we imagine that President Grant
will yet realize that he has put his foot
in it relative to this whole Cuban bust
ness.
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WooDvILLE.-The Chronicle is re-
sponsibIe for the statement that a con-
trolling interest has been secured by
General Williams i'm the Weodville
mine, about which there has been such
rumpus of late. Hereafter. according
to the same authority, the Woodville is
to be operated AZ a sort of adjunct to
the Justice, the Justice also being the
property of the Williams party. We
fear this change is not to result benefi
cially for the outside holders of Woot .
VILE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-27

FURTHER Assistance NEEDED.
The Relief Committee is appealing for
further assistance for the destitute Ieo
pie of Virginia City. The late severe
weather has greatly increased the de-
mand for aid, and it has been decided
to make further requisition, for %lrovis-
ions especially, OF behalf OF the needy.
San Francisco and Carson, answering
through their respective committees.
promise to stand in as long as anything
is required for the relief Of the people
of the Inflated city.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-27

THIS is the way st. Louis takes to
insult the Louisville girls with the
suggestion that their feet are large:
"A Louisville girl was shot in the
foot, a day or two ago, and the doc
tors are now engaged in mining for the
ball. One of them has worked his
passage into the foot for so great a dis
lance that they are obliged to let his
provisions down to him by a rope.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-27

JOS. w. WELcH, a newspaper carrier
OF San Francisco, died there a few days
age, leaving an estate valued at $780,
600. He was a forty-niner and had
been in the business twenty five years
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-27

WHERE ARE THEY?-What has be-
come of all the twenty-cent silver coins
which we were given to understand
would be generally introduced in Me-
yada several months ago. At the
present time it is difficult to obtain one
for a pocket piece.-Go Hill News.
Gone, we suspect, to meet William
Allen,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-27

CALIFoRNIA.-It is rumored at the
Bay that Sharon and his mining asso-
ciates have secured control Of the Cali
fornia mine. If true, it is a big stroke
for them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-27

THE Virginia Chronicle lampoons
Senator Sharon for refusing to allow
the Chronicle to be worked on the En-
terp1ise power press.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-27

THE next Congress meets one week
from next Monday. The political com.
plexion OF both houses is said TO be az
follows: Senate, Republicans, Al;
Democrats, %; Independents, 8; va
sancy /; not yet chosen, l. House,
Democrats, 1871; Republicans, 81; In
dependent Republicans. 3; In
dependent Reformers, 4; Liberal Re-
p~ublicans, 6; to be elected, l.