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female beauty was dieinterred She merely
shruge her shoulders and draws her laces tighter
She knows very we'll that, if she went to n bali
with that figure OF Venus, no man ~onld 1sk her
to dance. So important matter ia it to have =
smalt waist that It has become matter Of pride to
tho Austrian people, and is often mentioned In
the Court journals, that ths Empress Of Austria
il celebrated for possessing waist which outJ
measures Is inches. This is greatez nobility
than evsn the possession of sixteen quarter1ngs
On your shield, without which you cannot be ad-
uitted to the best society OF Vienna. *'Si1-
teen" therefore, is magic number q: Wanna
There go many persons, 10 be sure, VINO have
as small waist, but they have not the height,
and contour, and becoming fulluesa whch the
Empress has.
Nor is the '.snall-waist farore" alone con
fined to the women OF civilized lands, so-caIed.
Tie small foot OF the Chinese women is 4 local
peculiarly; the small waist or the striving for
it, is universal. Even grave Humboldt describes
the beauties OF Java Us eating Fort OF clay
called auapo, by which they become very much
reduced in size. 1t kills them finally. but what
OF that z
Undoubtedly there will always be foolish
mothers who make their daughters sleep IN their
corsets, aud many foolish women who will a.
WHY'S draw their lacea too tight; but the golden
mean 1emains; a. figure well but not too Bhf1y
supported. waist slender, round, but not too
snlsll tor re adjacent 1,Rure 's the erand aes'd
etatun ~ IL " tenlao peaut.:
msnt. A Bhoe that is TOO small spoils pretty
foot glove which equeezes the hand ruins
1ne euect; ano "alss nloo!clous1T ra eompresseo
toroaa NJ ~ 5.~1s "a .-@ns ~ fan-a "a
preassd out of proportiou and the vhole otfect
Is siugularly unpleasant. A large woman in
France, where women have taste for the BE-
coming IN oless coutettsu upon 11ena py s1t eIovr
e.rnos,ts snd . rarset wh;ch i1oaa her tha hesf
Dossible aeryice for It makes her look and feel
at her ease-no labored breathing. no unnatnral
redness, no fear OF snffocation she Is simply
large, beautiful object, instead Of pillow tied
IN the middle, with general Nr OF ospnyXlR
Largo women should remember tnAt no EGaI
lacnR makes them look any smaller. lhe elZo
is Like All other matter-it must go somewhere
avid %ha afYact ~ unroa1ine, the fiorra in navar
aaa T-.rv ,,,rnen n,,,o+ -aic;ca ~ tho 8. vii
sooa' A'oty "o.o No .?!t, S!uS -: - 49, 20 -
lo"-patsetn WHICH Ii bo peant.tu1 III goul's GIFTS.
Age, Which reduces everything else, Is apt 70
add On to the figure OF woman, and time brings
t.aata3 than - 80 bv +ha i,ta nncGe.a ~ nav-
,s:N. s.a - ~ 41,ost hosnt;fi ~ waaoa,
oneluie, one - sAe ,1'oSs oeau-tu' " "oAn9o'
WHO grew, at ~, aS Lusttsu "ouleA a1o hpe W uos
"Ao" h4Vo yon Kept your complexion 20
pure. nv dear Duchess =: said one Of her fel-
1ow-]sd;ea in waiting At tho Court OF Oueen Vic
.o.;- 49, "~~|'Ne 49, ~NS
W. -. so.u;r -. a..a and l..,;no INV tam.
BY ofees'ng ~ eaoo apo AeopanS my seH7
per, SAID the HANDSOME Oncaees'
----
COST or THE DRESS OF A FASHIONABLE
s,,. 40 +n. Aroadan1 wGMan: t,,,u , a,orr ahout
r,,n~ F~.,chrsr win ha;nr enra red tn
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There are two residents Of Detroit tss5s the
Free Press) who won't set any Santa-CIaus gifts
in thsiz stockings. They live On Adams avenue,
husband and wits. She had the front stsps
washed the other night while he was down town,
and when ho returned home and rushed for the
door in bis usual vigorous style, he rushed On
his head. As he Was falling around tho wife
opened the door and inquired:
"What made you fall down, Peters"
He pitched agninst tho door in his efforts to
stand up, and answered
Don't you know anything. you numh-head
you?"
What is it-ice ?" ehe asked
"iou don't suppose I'd fall dowa on sand, do
you?" ha shouted. II was going to put some
thing in your stockings, but now won't-"
"WeG, keep your brass jewelty, thaa!" she
spunkily replied. ;,
And you keep Jour old calico dres1ing-
L. il Sad to ses folks living this Way.
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M1pptE.AGED cHAgMeRs.

m1DALE'ASED Nf7AHMEHS-
Some hind soul, fos the encouragement ID
women who fear that time will rob them OF their
destinations, has rausaeked history to collect
counts OF those who have charmed when no
longer young. The list ia long one, beginning
With Helen Of Troy, who il ssid to have been over
40 when she eloped with Paris, and thus set al
Greece by the oars and gave two OF the greatest
epics ever written For this action it seema
that she could not plead youth Us an excuse, al
though The accounts Of her age, like everything
else In her story, are rather apocrTphal. Mor<
reliable are the records which come to us ol
Aspasia, whom Peric!es welded when she waa
81, and who. for thirty years more, maintained
an ndimiaished reputation for beauty aud
powofs Of fascination F.; Of Cleopatra, whc
charmed Hare antony when she waa past 30.
and maintained her empire for nearly ten year,
longer: and Of Livia, who st 50 won the
heart Of Augustus, and. bettor still, kept it
to the last. In modern history the f&moua
Diana Of Poictler5 waa So when ehe won
the heart OF Henry II. Qhen Duke Of Orleans
and Just half her aSeG aud she WAS considered
the first lady and most beautiful woman up II
the d3y Of his death. After her camo Ammo oI
Austria, Niuop de rtnolos, Nanca Capello
Nine. do M2;ntenon, Catherine II. OF kuasiA
Mile. Mara, tho famous French tragic actress
and last aud perhaps most beautiful OF Ill. Nine
Recamiar AL OF these were admired and loved
long after thev had passed what is generally con-
sidered as the heydAy OF womans charms. It ii
8 noteworthy fact that majority OF thest
women were either French, OF lived in FFauc&
and conformed to French manners and co7.
toms.
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A.ttrTtE GAME OF "DRAW

'A'ttTTtE GAME OF "DRAW."
It Was q pleasant and right eocinb1e little
party (says the Yirginia, Nev., chronaeie): that
cut around little pine table IN tho resr OF G
street grocery night before last There we're
tire men in the party. and thsy sat On candlo-
boxes, and up. 4 candle Illuminated the board.
enabling the reporter (who had dropped in to
got pound Of sugar) to see that each man had
. number Of white bcsns in front Of him. They
we're playing cards, and kept pushing. from one
to the oshaf big 1aek-knife, which they caflsd
"the buck, probably from the fact that It had
. puckhorn handIe. maybe, perhaps.
One man seemed to be doing most OF the talk-
inr. His pame Was Bam Gr1ggles- Hs talked
ike philosopher. md the repor tar sat down On
= beer-kez and listened to him.
III tell You there's no asa taking The best
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II to this total Of over So, 900 re add jeweiry
toilet articles, etc, wo shall have ut a moderate
estimate SO, 600 for what fashionable woman
calls absolute nacessaEies.
, 1875-12-12

:.
There IL talk Of establishing new company ix
Paris after the model OF the Pompss Funebrea,
but instead OF conducting funerals, the new com
pany will get up weddings Of all prices and d.
mensions, from the hnmblest Of marriages up to
nuptiaIs fit for q millionaire. Ths huge de7ert-
cd buildings Of the Magasins Raunis are spoken
OF az the probable locale for the new enterprise.
A chapel and = branch Of the maJorAlty will be
installed therein, 90 shst tho civil and religious
marriages can take place under the same roof
4 superb restaurant and spacious ballroom for
the ensuing festivities will nso form pa1t Of the
establishment. CARRIAGES lawyers, priests, sup
pers, nay, even the wedding finery. will be fur
add marriage agency. such as seems to thrive
in several parts Of Paris, to their matrimonial
facilities the whole al liz will be perfect, only
lacking IN American branch for divorces to carry
out the idea to lts fullest extent
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~ !aia hrae Of vear. the fall trade used to ba
..saad .aaered over and winter trade well on. These
~ sooa ot bnsiDess have well-nigh disappeared,
~ with the spread Of the railroad and tele-
s.a: t1ade Is about the sane thing 1T ali times
!. ~ ~ seasons. Under theeo circumstances 1t
@9 914hsctory to find our wholesale .nonsaa in
fsoa aamor with the prospects md the actual
j. ;sactlons. 1t might be truly said, speaking
n.ss general way, that the aggregate Of sales
a." eaa larger in this CITY tnan ut present.
ii ii. oos1nesa-men are all busy, Cur warehouses
~. aetJang Of old stockn and replacing gradu-,
sen of eyen more thsp average prosperity is the
1nea. sn1 Of prices. Many mills. and factories, !;
soan . Wholesale homes s1hat e1pected 10 Shut
"a q :N~k hall time. ats EuunQE full zhma
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-20

THE PARADISE GHoST.-Sam Pierce
one of the proprie:ors Of the Pioneer and
silver State FIGURING Mills. arrived IN
town Yesterday. AS these mills Is the
place where the diseni bodied spirit N Old
man Furm an is said TO have appeared so
often, we eagerly inquired of Mr.. Pierce.
if there was any foundation whatever for
numerous reports circulated relative to
the appearance ofthe ghost Mt the mills
His reply was: ri lasSoed the ghost last
Saturday night, and intended TO bring
him 10 town, but he broke rope and
escaped" Mr. Pierce says he has been
in the mill ard about il almost every day
and night for years, and he never saw or
heard any hing supernatural about the
place He does not know how The ghost
story originated. The rumors circulated
ahoUt Furman appearing, OF course, he
does not credit. and nc thinks il merely q
ioiIc played By seine of tho men en-
ploEed at the mill on tho credcious.
That knocks the foundation from under
all the stories told about the ghost, which
is nothing more than Il sell. Il is :. little
bad for the ghost to oisGpOint believers
in spirits. but Mr.. Pierce is 4 matter-Of-
t.ct man: We shall hereafter have 10 dis
credit all that is told abou: his ghostship.
Silver State, Nov. 10.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-20

An INTERESTING SUIT.-A lot OF base
bullion from South Mountain arrived
here the other day. It was consigned to
IS. Reinhart, forwarding merchant at this
place Some men who had been in the
employ of the South Mountain Consolid-
ated Mining Company, at whose furnaces
the bullion was produced, and to whom
huIlion. The teamster who hauled it to
town has a lien on it for freight, and as
the south Maintain Consolidated Com
pany did not ship it, the case is an
fOrsee the result of the snarI in which its
ownership is now involved State,
Eov.I
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-20

TIE skelston eIhune6 under the adobe
on Commercial street, ut the right hand
side CT the entrance leading into the ST.
Charles Hotel. is now pretty clearly
identified az that of sailor of Lieutenant
c. o. Gillespie's command, United States
navy. General Flores had surrounded
Gillsspie's force at the adobe house,
which then stood where the body was
discovered. The sailor shot himself &C.
ciden'ally, ard Gillespie having no othsr
place to bury him planted him there.
This occurred in 1S46.-Los -4RJsles tsle-
gram.
Gillespie va. an officer of marines and
not o; the navy. He was attached to
the razee Independence" at the time
alluded to above. He rested under some
imputstions Of rather damaging char
acter for some years. but they blew over
with time. During the war of the re-
bellion he held some sort Of = commits
sion in the volunteer army. He died
few years ago in San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-20

San Francisco. November 18.-James
VI. Simonton, agent of the New York
Associated Press. and partner Of Fitch
and Pickering of the Bulletin. has filed
Q complain, in suit for libs. agaixs. the
rroprietors OF the Alta. The complaint
il based upon an article in the Alta OF
September %, accusing Simonton of
doctorins dispatches. and entering into
a conspiracy to break the Bank OF Cali
fornia. Damages are laid at $5o, 900.
James must be abou. retiring from
businsss. else Why should he bs willing.
through such q proceedin. as this, TO
sesm to deny aud break down his remu-
neratiIe calm? Certainly la is moth
ing j! not n common slanderar. There
is BIT OF Congressional record which
officially asserts this. While We lock
with complacsncy upon Any ana sli coi.-
trovsrsies between the lila and the
Bulletin set, We deny to Mr. Simonton r
right thus to undertake a procedure
which, if successful, must have but one
result-that of impairing the trade in
scandal and vituperation. He has had
almost a monopoly Of this rsmunerati's
traffic ever since the establishment Of
the Pacific Associated Press. We pro-
test that it is supremely selfish on Mr..
Simonton's part THUG to manifest will
Ingnss. 20 destroy the commercial value
Of business the successful prosecution
OF which has brought him SO much
thrift. There is said to be observed a
ssrtain crude honor among thieves. Is
this man Siuonton so much more de-
PRAYED than any thief that he has 10
eoEpunctions to deter him
from an open attempt to ohs:ruct the
avenues through which his fellow SIAN
dsrers find access to the regulations Of
the public men Of the time?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-20

Grass is two inches high, and grain is
up in many parts of the country. 4
few oranges have come into market, and
wine making has ceased for this year
los Angles dispatch.
Oh don't. Don't add insult to injury.
What's the use of poking such . mock
cry as green grass and oranges under the
nose Of community Of sufferers by
f,e and food?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-20
COUCH ln2ERGFs.

"a There is urGue stionably no other ri Hsdy
50 certain III its effects. ASTHMA, WIEKG
CoUsH, bnsScsIIIs AND DIsoRpEKs OF Tux
THROAT alike Weld TO its influence. The hiehsE
medical estimony states NO better csrs for tksss
complaints exists NOW ed by over half =
ceuturys e1periencsl. They contain nc cpiaR
rnorphia or any violent drug. krArRss Cer@
LozEsGEs, prepared by IhoaAs hlArlFG, Lss
don. Brit2iE. sra sold by all Druggists. Agent
for the PaciHs Coast. EsDDsTsT, HosrIrfKa
Co. san FRANCHISE sePls-%E1l
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-20

Our sIocKr LITTLE FRi,rD, Governor
Stafford of ATizon.. is reported to be in
. fair way for fortune through the
working Of lis silver nline-TLe Pinal-
in that Territory. A shipment Of some
thing over three tons ot the ore is re-
ported, and I IS e;at.d that it assays up
wards of Il thousand dollars per ton.
Good for SAT-"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-20
DANCING ACADEMY.

YaNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN A
4 psncing Academy At the New Theatet
Hall. on Friday evening, Nov. 70. Gents slasrs
on Friday evenings from to O'Clock. Tuition.
s. FOR eight lessons. Juvenile and Ladies'
class every Saturday Afternoon, from = to 4
'riocEP. ~ Tuition. 81 Der month. All the
rev dances taught together wits the " Glide.
Soir.s every Saturday evening from 20 II.
The bsst raliIs furnished for balls aztd
partiss J. ". GAHEiY
noyle-lIrs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-20

GOING EAST. - Lieutenant Governor
Adams and Senator Grimes, of Churchill,
county, passed here to-day going East.
The former intends tn visit Texas, and
will be absent five or six weeks. Con-
gresham Woodburn OF Nevada, and
Congressman WiggintOn, of California,
passed East to-day on their way to
Washington.-Silver State, Nov. II.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-20

RAILWAY TRAINS are running between
Santa Monica and Los Angeles. This
10 Senator Jones' road.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-20

TEHAH., November 1S.-Word was
Just brought here from Nswville that
one Sam. James has been shot and killed
by man named Nathaniel Squirss. 1t
appears that at II dance given las. night
at that place James was one Of the
musicians. aud several times during the
evening e1pos.ula.ed with Squires. and
was endeavoring to stop his ruffianly
behavior Of shooting with loaded pis-
tol st random, and when in the &C: Of
further preventing any such dangerous
practices, Siuires aimed at James and
shot him dead.
Again is illustrated tho wisdom of
granting q pardon to, and bes.oving the
rights Of citizenship upon, the unfo-tu-
nate persons who in o moment Of tempt
alton, Cor emotional insanity, have
gone astray and found themselves under
the CALLING restraints Of our State Peni-
Tertiary. A more painstaking and in
dustrious midnight incendiary than
Nathaniel Squirss never fred bowling
alley nor roasted sleeping emisrant.
And yet, in disastrous moment
Nathaniel was indicted, arraigned, tried
and sentenced, and in due time he found
lodgment within the chilling wslis of
the States Prison. But there was, in
those earlier and purer days, II determi
nation thu. justice should be done
though the heavens fell, and so he was
granted fail pardon and release. What
right had any fiddler to serape the harsh
cat-gut Of mockery under his ear: Must
the objects Of our clemency be subjected
to the violius OF the ruffianly musician
ners Of Cow-county bathrooms: Heaven
forbid, We trus: that Mr.. S9ui-es may
have an opportunity yet to appear upon
the platform, sustained by, and unswerv-
ing from, the strong thread of his dis
course, and. ere the few fitting moments
of this earthly tabernacle have passed
away, be granted an opportunity to set
himself right IN the eye. of his listen
ing fellow citizens of Tehsma.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-20

Madrid, November II The isct that
Don Carlos haI sent letter 10 King
Alfonso has created !. great sensation
here, and it is vSrioUsly commented
npon BY tha newspapers.
Hsndaye, November 17.-Inteilisence
from Carlist sources assert that the let
ter Don Carlos recently wrote 10 hing
Alfonso did not name any proposals for
an arrangement, hut offered TO a2rse to
q truce, should Cuban difficulties cause
war bet~esn Spain aud the United
States. In that case Don Carlos. while
reserving his rights TO the throne Of
Spain. offered to unite his forces with
those Of King Alfonso TO defend tie III
te.rity of Spanish territory,
Madrid, November 1.-THE CrOaiSta
(ministerial organ) states in reference to
the reported letter OF Don Carlor 10 King
Alfonso. tbst it bsheves Don Carlos IS
more Incorporating than any OF his
partissns IL also saws: We are Mt tae
beginning CT the end. The war will be
spesdil. terminated, either by snbmis-
son or til. overwhelming OF the Carlists.
The Correspondence SAYS the pretsnsions
of Don Carlos are exaggerated and lnad-
nlissiblc. The royal army IN the field
will be 500. 900 by the lst of December.
The Tempo halls tbs action of Don Car
los as harhinger Of peace. The Cronis!a
says Caldsron Collantes. the present
Minister of Justice. will be appointed
to the Vatican.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-20
ssEi.H AID 1srnfE Hsat psPeT.
". FRED. BROOKS
LIN n
BOOKS, STATIONERY,

eICTUES FRANKS. SHEET MUSIC ARr
MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS,
Ras y's EugRiss. Toys, Cutlery
gas PISTOLS AND lXAUNlTlef.
kesrcy for
Halirt Davi sos piano.-
Becker Bre : Grand PIzIo.-
Geo Woods < Co. y PsrlCr ortArs.
Wheeler / Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Howe's Scwir1 Machines.
We deliver 10 sEy part Of town:
Ths Da,.y Territorial Eai-rrt'e. Ge.s ma ks'~s,
i;rgi,ia Ctty kr-T.t'.y CHRONICLE.
md all the California an Eastern NKWHi
eERS. PICIURIALS and MAGAZINES.
Berlin and Zephyr Woods.
Embroidery Patterns, Canvas, Lear N1I, SEW
ING MACHINE NEEDLES, ard everything PSF
t,iningts LADIES ORNAMENTAL NEkpb8
WORK. 3. FRED BROOKS.
Einckslls Tir- proof BLOCK, rsIt sSsY &c
Csrscu TA~atra,
CAFSeH SltT ..-...-- .NsVaOsA
E.i-!:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-20

TH1 PREVAILING STORM, Just past,
brought a very heavy fall Of snow to the
web-footed Oregonsse.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-08
Suicide at Readtn0.

A suicide occurred at Reading last
night, which, from the circumstances
that are connected with it, is particular
ly distressing. The victim is young
lady about u years of age, the daughter
ofJohn Kahl, who keeps q saloon at the
above mentioned place. She accom-
plished the rash act at about O'clock
by hanging herself. The cause is sup
posed to have been disappointment in a
love affair. A young man and Miss
Kahl were engaged to be married soon,
but the relations and friends of the par
ties were strenuously opposed to 1T.
The young man was a Catholic and
Miss Kahl Protestant, which difference
Ia religious views is assigned as the
cause for the protests against the con-
summation OF the marriage. The young
lady absented herself from her home
yesterday evening, and as she had not
yet returned in the evening, a search
was made, when the body was found in
the barn on Mr.. Kahl's premises, hang
ing by piece of clothes-llne, from a low
beam, which she had reached by means
oil a high box. When the body was cut
down all signs OF life were extinct.
The parents Of the girl are In well-to-
do circumstances, and nothing but utter
despair could have led her to suicide.
Coroner Maley was notified late last
night, but concluded not to hold the in-
quest until this morning, when the above
facts were elicited. The verdict OF the
jury was in accordance with the circum-
stances.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-08

The Uranium is b bony capsule, larger
variation Of the rings wnlcn .encircle
and contain the morraw,, ,,and the same
Is true of the Uranium of all mammals
After having recognized In man the
intermediary bone, which demonstrates
his kinship with inferior beings, he de-
clares that all organisms proceed from
one common root; that there Is close
relation between the vegetable organism
and the animal; thaG some species are
derived from others, as the butterfly Is
derived from the grub; that by centrl
petal force organisms are strongly at
tached to the fundamental law OF their
species, and by another centrifugal force
they are disunited and diversified into
innumerable species, which fill the eter-
nal and the infinite with the rich texture
of their forms.
We would never finish II we had to
mention all the authors In Germany who
have, before or since Darwin, sustained
the principle of the transformation Of
species. The one who with most energy
and success has promulgated the doc
trine under the high guidance Of Darwin
himself IL Haeckel, who is still bolder
and more enthusiastic In his geperaliza-
tions, carrying the theory from the vege-
table and animal creations into history,
and extending it as well to thedevelop-
ment of worlds in space as to the deyel-
0pment OF humanity in tiRe.-Emflio
Castelar,, In Harper's Magazine Tor Au-
gust.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-08
LAST EDITION.
HERE,s BUSINESS.
A TELEGRAPH COMPANY ON A SPECIE
RAsIa.

A TELEGRAPH COMPANY ON A SPECIE
BASIS.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 8.-There has
been incorporated an association Of our
principal capitalists, under the name OF
the National Telegraph Company, for
the purpose of, as stated in their articles
of incorporation, the construction,
conduct and maintenance of tele-
graph lines between the cities of
New York and San Francisco and
between said cities and all other princi-
pal cities and towns in the United
States and in the Territories thereof, and
In the Dominion of Canada, and to con-
meet by said telegraph lines of said prin-
lcipal cities and towns with each other.
The estimate length Of the line is $4,000
miles. The capital is 1925, 900, 900, Of which
81, 400, 900 has been subscribed aud ten
per cent. already paid.
The names of the first Board of Direc-
tors are: Michael Reese, Calvin. W.
Kellogg, James r. Keene, Faxon ID.
lAthefton, William Sharon, the new
United States Senator from Nevada,
.Wm. Burling, and Alfred A. Copen.
These gentlemen are among our heavi-
est moneyed men, and their aggregate
belongings is certainly not less than
from forty to fifty millions Of dollars.