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New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
Gpseial Notices.

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Private stocks Madeira. Port and sherry WINES Of
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ERNESTO ROSSI.

The engagement of this tragedian,-the cOun-
eyman and We believe. the rival Of Salvini-at tho Iy
ceum Theater, will begin the Goth of October Rosss
reperory Includes Hamlet, Romeo, King Lear OheHo
Macbeth Damon, Louis XII. Ednu',d Keen. and Nero
He will play four times week at the Lycoum, and will
remain seven weeks Mr. Grau viii then conduct him
through the provinces SGnOr E0ss is native OF Leg
horn born April 81 s29 and is in the maturity Of
his powers and his reputation We understand that on
the European stage his name is as closely denthed with
Hamlet MS that OF Salvn is with OheiO. He has never
yet acted I'm London intends TO appear there next
year in competition with Salyin We gather that t6ere
Il no love between these great personages and that
they represent distinct and anpathetc schools In act
tng signor Ross will begin here In Hdm'ct-of whom
by and by. shall begin TO think that he is Ike The
moor being ALWAYS with us. Mr.. Graus new French
troop is TO iii up tho of nights Of Rosss engagement
acting French comedy and drama
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
DECIaION3-SLPT. 13.

Snpcyior Covrt--SpecaI TiTm-By Judge Curtis
Sheridan Shook ct al ae Augu'tin DAILY Ct SsIElunctlo1
Of this action with Slo costs Of
motion - plaintiffs opinion. Nary Jane Barnes ag George
~ Barlies-I.eieronco ordered 10 take proof, &C.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WAsHTNGTON, Sept 13.-Snrgeon John j. Mlhan
relieved from duty at Fort Columbus YORK lar
bor snd granted absence for six months surgeon A.
Smith teen reeye IRON duty IL the Department. OF me
Missouri aud srered report FOR duty At Fort columbus
NewVek arlDr az Post Surgeon Leave of absence fer
three months permission beyond the sra has b,"
erant. Ia First Lieut. Paul Eooor 9th ArtiIer! OF flats
LIN EArIachs, Now NOrk.
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slN FPAEcIsCO MIN TRvLs.

limitations of the rival tragedlans are gwen
By Birch and Backus the Opera House Of the san iran
cisco Minstres and this il just the soIt Of d'ruo a'
neh trivial agonism deserves Mr 3.cLus - c"r OF
a. seyerest haitators now upon the st4se-TieHS at
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
LATEST SHIP NEW&

For oiher Ship Netcs Second Pa1e.l
ARRIVED.
steamship Gen Barnes cheeseman Savannah sept 10 18th
nise. and pass To W. H. Garrison. 80
Bsrs Charlotte Cork) Wheaton, Liverpool IS days with
salt
Brig Elmira IP endleton. Bangor. With umber
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to high standard. And that man is Theodore Thomas
His sympathy with anything American" moreover,
not TO be questioned. O., H.
Nev- York. Sept l3, 1875
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

DEATH or A CHILD FROM HfDKOPHOBiA
Providence, X. l., Sept. ia thrce-year
ola duu.httr Of Joseph Carter died Of hydrophobi In
r.. t,..c., iast night. 5Lo bitten by rabid dog
two r,l:.tts ago
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sronngc Of Farmers and gre ultursts. will ind THn
WEEKLY TRIBUNE The most valuable and effective mo
II reaches fArnerA and those OF oet'ss
class than any other weekly paper published AdvHus$
uons proper classification should 30 handea -
o. beiors ,fOn'ay Of tho week of lssas
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

FIFTH AVENUE THEATER-OPENING NIGHT
The regular dramatic season was begun last
night ri the Fifth Theater. The house was 'r
and the spectators gave merry and kindly greeting to
the fayorite members of Mr. Days company and to Mr.
Howards old farce OF Saratoga. acted with the sub
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(Iedgcr BuildingD
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AT PUBLISHERS RATES.
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breakfast IT received by special Newspaper Express
tram at 6i5 n and Immediately dispatched 10 ali parts
o city BACK numbers usually be supplied at the Once
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Jack Benedict. u. II. Harkins
Papa VanderpOol..W. Davidge
Hon. Wm. Carter
+. Hardenberg
Frederick Carter John Drew
Remington Perc. John Moore
Mai. Whist Charles Rockwell
Grip .Benkinan
Old Weihertrer.......Dcvedu
tittleficld.. ...-.. .......GllDert
Dir Mortimer MuttU leg
George Parkts
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schr James Henry. SNOW. Roekland with lime
schr ocean Belle Mil, Deer Isle. with granite.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-20

DEFEATISG DREAM When q
dream takes a strong hold Of the imagi-
nation il often occasions it own fulfill
ment. There arc cases on record whsre
persons have dreamed that they should
die at certain hour, and the conviction
of inevitable doom possessed them SO
strongly that they actually died at tho
expected time. A Worcester, Mass
physician was too shrewd for the tears of
one of his patients.
The Worcester Press says that a young
married lady of that city dreamed twice
last week that she would die at midnight
on the first anniversary Of her wedding
day and SO strongly was she impressed
with the vision that she actually made
preparations for her funeral and even
gave sum of money TO friend to pur-
chase mourning. Her husband became
alarmed at her condition and consulted
medical friend, stating all the facts Of tho
case. The astute doctor after few min
utes' cogitation discovered way out OF
the difficulty. Telling the husband to
keep her amused as much as possible till
late in the day, he went down to the
house and administered harmless mar
cotic which kept the lady asleep till the
dreaded moment passed. She Is now in
good health and joins with her friends in
laughing at her superstitious fears.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-20
Mteekly Tgiaity 5uuraaI.
OUR AGENTS:

TE1OS. BOYCE, Room No. 80, New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco, is our only authorized agent in that city.
GEO. II. ROWELL a. CO., 40 Park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in Now
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-20

Trinity Comfy German Hospital So
eiety, holds its REGULAR Quarterly Meetings at
tho HOsPITAL BUnJING, Weayeryille, on tho
first Sunday of March, June, September and
December CHAS HARTMAN,
janL Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-20

MEANS TO GET RIcH.-Ten or twelve
years ago there was n miner working in
the upper levels of the ComstoclS at 81
per day. IIo lived in little cabin down
the canyon, did his own cooking, and
whistled softly, There's good time
coming, boys" To-day that miner walks
about the streets Of Virginia City, as cor
dial as in the old days he dresses no
better than any ordinary gentleman of
Virginia City, and eats no better food
than conscientious editor ought to have.
And yet, rs his fortune is rated in the
stock list daily, he is so rich that if his
stocks were turned into money he could
lend Scott that $40, ,0O0,0 600 he wants and
have enough left 10 live comfortably on.
lie could, unaidcd, go down and open, Mt
his own expense, the Darien canal or,
should his fancy run that way, he could
| advertise that the Government through
| him had determined TO resume immcdi-
atcly specie payment, ard pretty ncary
make good the promise. He could endow
n college in each State OF The Union with
81 900, 600, or could build double track
narrow-gouge railroad from San Fran
cisco to New York, and solve at once tho
problem o. cheap transportation. There
i5 no telling, indeed, what he might not
do, but what he will do is apparent
enough. lie was here when thirty feet
o. o near The surface was big mine.-
At 500 fcet he has struck il tbrco or
four lines as wide. lie believes dat at
1000 Feet he will strike il 800 feet wide
and gel rich, and he is going for it.--Vi'-
lillia Enterprise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-20
NUMBER s.

ere roof it won't amount to nothin', that
is ALL"
What reply Mr.. Grimp would have Of
fcred to this remark is not known, for ut
that moment Tom Harwood and the Wild
ow ran out. Both the Squire and Mr..
Grimp would gladly have avoided an in
torview indeed they turned to haston off
but were too late. The widow recognized
thom at once.
"Why, Mr.. Grimp and Squire But
torfeld, too /" she exclaimed with tho
most charming of smiles. "Why, l
thought it was burglars or horse-thievos,
or something Of the sort and was fright
ened so much. And, why, Mr.. Grimp,
you are real wet aren't you,? Is it rain
ing or showing ?" And she held out her
little hand to catch the falling drops.
"No marm, faint rainin' or snowin',
either. Ye sec Mr.. Grimp was jest show
in me the wdter pTioitc9eS about the
place and irwin to see how much a rain
| bar'l would hold" responded tho Squire
sarcastically, pointing to tho barrel afore-
said.
"Drother Dutter6sld, will you be kind
enough 10 attend 10 :ho business on which
We camo :" responded Mr.. Grimp stern
ly.
"Sartinly will. Hero, Widow Bar-
ney is a writ from Mr.. G:imp, notifyin'
you to give up these 'ere premises"
81 will take caro- of that" said young
Harwood rather baughtily. 81 will call
upon you tomorrow, Squire, and settle
tho matter. Iwoulc say also, Mr.. Grimp
that the time for redemption not having
expired, tho mortgage and costs on this
lady's place have been paid to the Coun
ty Clerk and you will not DO troubled in
caring for it further" ''
Aitor thet-well, Mr.. Grimp made
some indistinct reply and tho Squire very
incohorent and profuse apologies then
thoy took thoir leave as best they could,
feeling very awkward, mortified and hui
initiated. They did not go home togctt-
or, either, nor ever after speak of the
evening experience to each other. How
ever, when month later Tom Harwood
married the widow, the Squire was OBJ
served TO shake his head and say mourn
fully:
"If it hadn't boon for old Grimp COM
in in jest as ho did that night, things
might have boon dllorent. Widow Bar
noy never would have married that con-
coited young Harwood-novor !"
AS for Mr.. Grimp, his prayers and his
face grew longer day by day and the next
Sunday after the marriage he spoke fcol
ingly of " this vale of tears" tho "vanity
of human expectations" and tho "unccr-
tainty Of earthly things" and when tho
collection was taken up for the poor he
sadly gave piece of torn currency which
his grocer had refused the day before
Hca3th and Home.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-20
TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY:
COURT TERMS /:

District COurt-second Monday in April,
August and December,
County COurt-First Monday in Janu-
ary, March, May, July, September and No
vembcr.
Probate COurt-(Same as County Court
Hoarf Of SuperVisOrs-Fir Monday
February, May, August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-20
n,o,on xod~,. w. 400. r.

Bsacon Hodge, No. 800, r. o. q. r.,
Meets every Sunday evening, at 7 O'Clock, at
Coon TEMPLAR HALL, Weaveryille. Mem
bers Of other Lodges arc cordially invited to
~ '' GEO. r, NOONAE, W. CT.
GEO. w. BLACKWELL. w. 5. janlO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-20

sisIIa Encampmsns, No. 12, 4. o. o. H.
Meets on the evenings of the First and Third
Tuesdays of each month, at 0DD FELLOWS
HALL, Weaycryille, at : o'clock. Patriarchs
+. w. YOUNG, c. p.
W. Ii. BACHELDER, Scribe. janl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-20

Comet Lodge, NO. s4, =. o. o. r.,
Holds its regular meetings, at ODD FELLOWS
HALL, Trinity Center, ON Saturday evening
of each week. }. e. MURRAY, ~. q. q
S. HUBBELL, r. S. janl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-20
NORTH FORK BREWERY,
MECKEL BROS, PrOprietOrs.

yHvHE PROPRIETORS ANNOUNCE
n TO the citizens Of Trinity, Humboldt and
successful operation, and that they intend to
furnish as good an article of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12
A coon JOKE ON JoSES

The Carson Incorporation Law seems
10 pres with rsspins violence upon the
Empirsites. Accustomed 10 tho wild
freedom Of the sandy road along the tur-
bulsnt Carson river. and the benzinie
inAusnoss Of vast wood piles. and bean
poker the residsnts Of Empire are apt
to forget. on visiting their nsishbor.
Carson. that she has now put ON new
dignity. 10 . full grown city. and must b
approached with hat upliftsd, and other
wise becoming misn. Tive citizens Of
Empire arc victims Of ~rscklsssnsss, and
disregard Of Carson ordinances. Msssrs.
Bland 4 Jones were recently arrested
for fast driving in the streets Of that
horizontal village. A Carson Jury
found them guilty. and . Carson Judge
fined them $50 each. Both gentlemen
arc now undoubtedly enthusiastic adj
mirers Of incorporation laws. and loud
LADDERS Of Carson justice. The best joke
Of all Ii that Jones. nj Of the convicted
~mAefsctors. was an Asssmblyman last
Winter. and voted for the law under
which he has just been convicted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12
Must DO q Mistake.

While Captain Harper was engaged
in his demonstrating duties, yesterday. a
lady on whom he called asked permis-
sion to look at his book. The Captain.
who Is noted for his courtesy. consent
ed, and aiter glancing over its pages,
the lady said: Snow look a. here, you
can't fool me that way; 'cordin' to this
book. there amt o woman In the town
over forty years old. You have got a
dozen I'M down here ~ being from
thirty-6ve TO forty years OF age. and I'll
take my solemn. bible oath that I knew
every one Of 'em ten years ago. and
they was all tho Same age then AZ they
DO now. Young man. there must DO
some mistake; probably you amt coed
at fggeH. You al put me down at
forty-dvs; I amt ashamed to tell my
age" The Captain put her down at
forty-hve; but says he will bot all tho
money he invested In the concsntrator
that she is over sixty.-Reess Rirer Rsr-
ellie. Nay GA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12

Tus first determination Of the suns
distance computed from observations on
last Decsmber's transit Of Venus. comes
from . French source. in the form Of n
letter addressed 70 tho Astronomer
Royal. Professor Airy. and published
by tho latter in tho London Duly Ns,os.
The computations are made by NJ.
Puisoux. an astronomer Of the Paris
Observatory. from eye observations at
Peking. China, and the Island Of 81.
Paul in tho Indian Ocean. The dif-
ference Of latitude Of these stations Is
more than 7sn degrees. which gives 4
pretty long base line for calculations by
tho Halisyan method. The result an
nounced for the solar psrallax is s.s79
seconds. This Is . somewhat larger
parallaz than tho favorite figures now in
use among the Astronomer, though not
- high o. some estimates that have been
made. II correct Il viii reduce the dis
TANGO Of the sun to about 81. 900, 900
miles. Professor Newcomb's studies, In
advance Of the transit. led him to the
belief that the distance would ulti.
mstely be determined between 92,200.-
900 and %, 200, 900 miles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12

The New York assembly has enacted
q law which grants liberty to convicts
sentenced 10 imprisonment for life. at
the expiration Of fifteen years Of penal
ssrvituds. The condition Of good bsha-
vior. Ia. Of course. made q precedent to
the operation OF the law. When the
news Of this legislation was received in
Sing Sing. tho convicts mado all sorts
Of demonstrations Of their Civilizations.
The provisions Of tho Law arc also eI-
tended TO convicts under sentence for
twenty-five years. Tho immediate ef-
feet Of the Law will be to set free but two
Of tho inmates. One Is a negro mono
genaran. sentenced for life for tho CON-
mission off burglary somewhere back
in the infancy OF the republic, and the
other ID . murderer. The law Is an
adoption Of tho tictst-of-lsave idea. and
IL II thought will tend TO render the con-
yicts moro submissive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12
CONrEMPTIBLE.

The Sapu SLATE has curious ideas Of
tho market price Of votes in Illinois. In
q Characteristic article upon . subject
with which its utterances prove II to be
entirely unfamiliar. to-wit: the Chicago
Custom-house. that luminous journal
says: AS great deal Of money WAS APP
portioned for the Chicago Custom
house. the j~udicious expenditure Of
which was expected to insure Repub-
liean majority in the State for several
years." The amount appropriated for
the aforesaid building up to and inciu-
ding the last apportionmsnt. is $780,
600. OF this over two-thirds has been
expended in about four years. II the
State Of Illinois can DO carried for the
Democratic party for 30 small a sum
"for several years. Il would seem that
General Williams would find o better
Geld for his ambitious aspirations in
Illinois than California. Tho suegest-
ions Of the SQpu State would DO ludi.
crous II their motive were not so eon
tsmptbls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12

MAp.-Not . great many evenings
since. there was q mad woman on the
outgoing Austin and Battle Mountain
stage. There was blood in her eye. and
abe was In pursuit OF her husband. He
had started for the railroad the day be-
fore. without informing his better half
that no was going in search Of fresh
fields, and pastures new; but he left his
trunk 10 BE- forwarded by . friend. Tho
lady found out when the trunk would
leave. and made up her mind to keep
IL company. and the stage that carried Il
likewise carried her. There was an ex-
preston on her face which plainly said:
I'll he gets his trunk. he'll got me too,
II no don't get M he won't get n
trunk" II 10 probable that, this morn
ing. IL was q question with him whether
be loved his trunk less or his wife more;
but It was no question Of choosing the
least OF two evils. for he could not take
tho wife without the trunk, nor the
trunk without tho wifo.-R. X. Rsreil.,
Muy ga. 6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12

DEATH or a KNIFE ElrKR.-Tho case
is mentioned Of an American sailor who
died in Guys Hospital. London. a post.
norton examination Of whose body
showed that his disease was duo to his
repeated exploits Of swallowing knives,
nom tho effects Of which he had been
sick for three years. Tho first time ho
swallowed fourteen knives. he became
sick but recovered. and commenced again
betting from time TO time ON his brayado
exploits. While on IN English ship no
swallowed seventeen knives in two suc
cessivo days, but this appears to have
been too much. and after long suffering
he died. Fourteen OF the knives woro
found in his stomach. but strange to say,
partly digcsted. the iron parts as we'll as
the horn handles. Tho stomach itself
was not injured. He had . good appe.
lite 10 tho last, and his sickness aud
doath were alone caused by tho half Of n
largo knife becoming i%mmovably fIcd
across his intestines,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12
humboldt Items.
lrrom the silver state. sfayn Ill


Tho now mines recently discovered
near Cottonwood Canyon. in Table
Mountain District. are proving 10 be
very extensive. Governor Fall informs
Us that the orc bed in forty feet wide.
and tho len, III and depth Of the deposit
has not yet been ascertained. Assays OF
tho ore made by ID. Mclean Of Union
vile. show that il contains from IS TO
40 per cent. lead and SAT per ton in
silver. Tho mines are situated in Table
Mountain. 30 miles due south Of Union
villo, in tho immediate vicinity OF the
most extensive timber belt in Humboldt
county. They are owned by the Organ
Brothers and the two William WOOL
cocks, who are now having them well
prospectsd with Q view Of erecting
smelling furnaces. The character Of
the orc is said 10 resemble that found in
the Eureka mines.
J. II. Mcmillan brought 70 this Of
Ace yesterday . specimen OF marble
from the ledge recently discovered at
Table Mountain. II il pure white and
susceptible Of n high polish. 1t q b
easily fashioned into any shape with o
sharp knife, and would undoubtedly an
swer every purpose Of the sculptor. a.
blocks Of almost any aizs can be quar-
RED from the ledge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12

Loss or THE vExruRA.-The investi-
CATION held BY the Nautical Board into
the circumstance attending the loss Of
the ventura has resulted in the revvca-
ton Of tho license Of Captain Fake.
Tho reasons given were that Captain
Fake was guilty Of negligence in run
ming 10 near tho coast in . dense fog at
the rata Of III knots per hour ; that
there IL no reason for hugging the coast
when only Santa Barbara. San Pedro
and San Diego are TO Be- touched at; that
the Ventura should have been fifteen or
twenty miles from land In passing Point
Sur. instead Of four OF 6vo ; and that II
there had tesn variation in the CON-
pass = liberal allowance could easily have
BEEN made.--S r. Bulletin, My l0th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12

Tnr editor Of the BoraI Miner. in his
issue Of May 9Th. gives an elaborate.
and no doubt TO him. a very exhaustive
analysis Of the difference between q
"whim" and q whip for hosting
purposes at mining shafts. His descrip-
ton Of the apparatus is rather rhim-
steal. and just rs clear as the mud from
his native borax marshes, but he evil
IDENTIFY yet fails 70 comprehend what
heats the water Of Steamboat Spring. or
Of that little spring Of hot water at the
lower level Of the Crown Point mine.
Tho BoraI man is rs badly puzzled over
this a. was George tho Third in trying
TO understand how the apple got into
the dumping when there was no seam
in tho dough. Ho will not understand
or find out tho source Of that hot water
and what heats 10 until after death.