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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-13
New To-Day.
NOTICE..
Rio Vista silver and Copper Hmm 9
Company.

OcATyoS Or WORKS. GESOA
II A Mining District, Nevsda.-Notice lr hereDN
rlveu that HENRY : FITCH. or OF lhr CO.
owners OF the ninin. claims, ipca'"a aha ""h
I'd tv the ..Rip Vista silver and Copp I Aihihs
90 = in Genoa Mining District Doug las cpHnI!'
Ne-.da has expended il the year A d to't'
upon said 81 inns Tor labor sra o'ii' le' ssSAtS
expenditures. the SUN OF three huhot'u AIt'
.i,tx dollars in uiJed Stats gold CON. IL
ro-.iance with the Act of Congress. enltls An
Act 10 promote the deye lopeuIeni OF the niHi *
res Iurces Of the United states. ar.roT'd may
IN A. DISH And that the co-owntrs Win >a'''
Fitch are required to cohsIionte tnsi. pi
Of the said -xp-ndttur =. namely: lou soy, y, Il
u f,olkin, tn. sum OF u 81. yoI. tettf "
R,n!Ie the sum oi 81 !E you Slmon L. ""ien'
me suuI OF 81 = yuu Joseph A. Carrie, the sum
of S. -, You HARRIS a ha kl,is tL| SUI "a
~ a 20. Won thomas A. riyibe, the sum OF
II ~. xcr, Corr ius i Estog the sim oi 81 -
Won Will III Z. I-k, tie sum 81 - ~ !"!'
S,xury W collins. .hs sum oi elt you; " l.
Nba,-on -h- sum ,,f s A.: yrn- John tn hatth
m, .um Of 81 N. you. +. q. a.llosG tn INN OF
- a. ven Iu.lsn Herman. III: sum u ,. -.
You /, ,eI wsi, and ii B f'''sr, ne SUN %
81 ID Won the adm as;rsrcr- Ner ut"f or -a'
rarr,-f ~ .tive- 81 i. hu I"rt'ili. ''r'eas'd 's
-, ~ Il as: you the simiII TRAITOR. executor
,r I,,l r,,.. Sc a;StIyss Of C-i-rie> L. non Ut
ceased thu su4n IF s2c -; y"u- tHe Us
ter, sxerutor. ar legal rPr'ssh' W., ~
- Il -. yuu the administrator, tx
nj, or !t,4l rspr -tntitlvs- az ueoT.'
" Nick.r~On ds ceased. the -'iiii y 81 -; vol
the administrator. eA.cGt.r or gal t-P't -eh's
| tiyes of Joseph Rs,ettee- dccea-ea. 'he -nh ~
S,'i3-.lI ia the gold and silver cola Of me
i-,i,i Tat,-: an, 4 .t the e2"trati" ~ ~
.sv. ~--.r rI,- ii ication q. IL : IL "a
r.,,hs .H - stii" r reiu - D.. .'
- t.-4 - s.ss NoGr sewers! A" - -
! :, ued "a .ders.sii- - 1 -
i I,ro,.., pact IL the sails Ia Iii - cii. =. i
nr,,n. r,y shall AMI viii become tie preltt'y 81
! In, undersigned v no has NIsde ile E'Iuirca "a
I per.dirurrs
| san Francisco, FeSru =ry 10. 49,
! henry :. FITCH.
| 5SsCafiforuiA ST.. Room2.
fsl.j-uaw-A'd
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NOTICE..
The Bu-un Ventura Copper . nd silver
Mining CO.

vorvCE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN HENRY 9. FITCH, one OF fhs eo-~
Of the mining cisims located ana o"hen U! N.o
Buena Vista Copper AID silver Nhnihs
~. Genoa Mining DIST let, DeusiAs ceuHtJ-
STAG of Nevada has pended IN the year a ~
1874 upon said claims. FOR labor ana s,nei
cesssry expenditures, the sum OF orc huHui.a
md fifteen dollars IN United States soia COZ.
.c.nrl.nn- with the Act Of Congress. entiiiru
..xn Act to promote the developemsnt OF tne
mining resources Of the thiteo S'A -,
nroy.d Nav 10th, A. D. 1872: and thai the 60
awners y tin said Fitch are required to eoh'Ii
hn,s tL.ir proportion of the raId expenditures
nsmeIy. You. NJ L, Vim. the sum OF - &c
Won. Robert y. HopliAssihe sum o1 20
you. Thomas L.. Blythe, the sum ui -
Won A. p Flint, the sum Of ~ cents; you. Iu
-, H.rm.o the sum Of - cents; you Chaf YES
4 H..kins. the SUN OF IS cents: you j m "
Hatch. the sansos 4Scents: You, the au,tii,is
tor. executor or legal n Presentsive OF ,,
/ E.sett,.s ,i.c,ased. ths sum VI 70 cent. soe.
= .r.n n Roe the SUM Of - cents. you !osPn
| n Msthe~s1n the sum of - cents " u VI
| lima L. Eaton, the sum oi - cehts' ~
Wheasoi, flle sum OF - c-nfe; yo0. Ii y;
Iooy the sum Of A csnts, You, jacob heos>o ~
~. .,,r, Of ~ ceuts; You. Elias Eiheidss, ths
sn,r If IS cents; YOU Robert Merrill. the sun o.
| q IS cents; you. Samuel Ambrose. th- SUI 80
\ 81 90 YOU, avoiy ". Collins. tne euEi " 80
| Won. bartholomew CAVITY, the SUN 81 % een. ,.
| IN Nellie Hastings. the sum OF 10 cents Soe
| Fveline Hastings, the srn of 81 cents vow
N.thaniel p. sheldon. the sum Of . ~. you
Iss.a II. Merrill the sum OF % ~. sou. w
| ,n;n;.sr.tor. executor, or legal Represents q
Of II. O. Gaylord, deceased. tine sum ~ ~ -,
You the sdninistrator. executor. or Iesa, 81. II.
| ry~en,atives of John Iothili. oeeeao. ~
-. - AZ cr.ts. Won tho adniinistrstor. execu
tor or legal representatives ii Octayian HOG.
J.,e.seJ th,. sam If IS cents: you. the aominis
.r,tcr executor, or legal representative OF ~.
p.;S-;r .i.ee.sei: the sum Of - -; you
the sdminis.r.tor, executor. ar legal Represent
| tiyes Of charles L. Fitch. decreased. the sun -,
| q: q =. al in the sold and silver coin OF IN
T.st.a .s.,sr. and Il 1t the expirstion OF 70 day
after the publicasioa Of this no.lrr. yea, !.
either OF You, fail OF refuse to contribute fuS
: proportion, o. il due. upon your sevsi ' me-
! and mike payment of the sums herein Puoiis'
. "a. TO the andersigned, the interest 81 the ds
inouent parties in the s.id mining cialm az
, | property shall and will becvRe the prsperj .
, fths rnder.lcued, vhe has naie ths required e
a.n Fr~ucisco, February 10th. 1879
HENRY 4. FITCH.
q SIS California ST.. Room e
al fel3-eaw-9vd
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TLe Juniata mine, Aurora. Esmeralda
county, is said to be looming out srandiy.
and the people Of that section are ]uol-
LIANT. The main shaft in the Juniata Is
down 800 feet. and quartz feeders
are ssruck daily. which show rich in sill
yer and gold. These small veins OF
feeders. are sure indication of body Of
ou,rtz in their immediate vicinity. aud
q the rock from them assays. SO does
tina, Of the MAR ledge in proportion
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-13

The State Medical Society OF Ne"
York has recorded its voice in favor OF
progress by admitting to its annual
meeting a female practitioner as dele
gate. Old fogyism held up Its hands
and turned up its eyes in holy horror AT
tie innovation; nevertheless, the lacy
read a very interesting paper, which was
well received BIZ the society
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New To-Day.
NOTICE.


OcATlON OF MINE, GENOA MN
Ia Ing District. Nevs6a--Nofice Is hereos
owen tb.t HENRY S. FITCH, Que OF the CO.
evners If the m ming claims. located and Owl
ed by the L. Roy Silver And Copper aiming 70.
s;tn.te in Genoa Mining District, Douglas
county Nevada. has eXpe nded IN the year a. y,
1874. the sum OF twenty-five dollars IN Cniteu
States Sold coin. upon SAID ciaihi. IN 80
.nce with the Act Of Congress. entitled, An
Art 10 proluote the devel"pemenf OF the mining
resources of the United states, approved May
IT, A. D. 1872, and that the co-o"nsrs VIZ
said Fitch are required 10 contribute sneir pro
norton Of the said expenditures. nsme!: io"
simon IT walsh, the sum o. IS cents; you, refer
W, Randle, the sum of - cents; you, " az az
Burns. the sum OF 93 cents: You, Eeorse YOU
trev. the sum OF a cents. you, Johh ". broan'
the sum of 80 cents; ycu, Johnathan A'uise:
the sum Of 81 81: You, James Root, the sum 81
y cents. YOU, Louis Il. Bonesheil. % cehts'!ou'
J,si.b Mention. 81 ~: ysu, Joseph A. carrie,
the sum of 81 Is; ven. d. b. Francis, the sum
Of 70 cents. Won. David Bowie, the cum OF Ss
c.Dt.. you samuel Theodore, the sum OF =.
c.nts. Won. Gardner EIIott, the sum OF u
cents: you the siministrat OF. executor OF iessi
represeptatives of Charlie l.. fltch, dtceaseu'
~. ~ at 80 %. Won. the administrator, eA-
erutor or legal representatives OF "e"Ise ",
N;cke-son deceased, the sum cf :! cen
IN The gold and silver coin of the United states
and If al the expiration of ~ cay "Itei tno
notification Of this notice, you, CT t!ther oi !u'
| fail or refuse 10 contribute such proper'ion
| -, x,our several shares and make payment to
I the Undersigned the interest OF delinquent par
| ri, in the said mining claim and properly 80
| and viii become the property OF the unueL
Stoned who has Insde the requ'Ft d ekl'i
| San Francisco, California February ie'"' =
! D. lS.J- r,rCu
| SIS California St, Room =
i,I3vaw-9ed
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.wuxs a mans life has become eno't-
.,rsd ard he hates his fellow creatures
~i.b enduring hate. hs buys a vacant lot
Then he removes the front fence a!so .Is
back fence. so that with every IAN M. !.
.iirs il washed down upou the sioe" n.s
In fornt and into the gutter OF tne aneS
ia the rear, thus giving the properly
perpetual mud bed at each emo. no
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LIST OF LETTERS
IN tn. CARSON PosroF

uNvN.ISING IN THE CARSON fOsfof'
"a EICE. February II, 1870.
Tn ,.,rsin .uy Of tkc>- letters tls ,ppI' sh'
,,,u.t -,Il fsr Advertised Leftvis
LADIES LIST.
Davu,-,,-rt. Miss Aids KELSEY. bliss Many
- H.. S.r.aF Love Mrs Mary +
banning. Miss Ma. Maud, Miss Mary
n'1pn,,iT IL. Fn7i,. Eartin, B.-s Amsbie
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RICE 4 HIM.

rHx F.voHr1E-The Bank Exchange saloon
corner Of King and Ormsny streets. Is !econnns
H.. T.vorife resort of this city. The great
..-...;nn in fredericksburg Beer, while the
hs,t Of wines, liquors and cigars .r.. also s.,ld
- -. ,,sr first clsse Billiard Table for the
.musemert Of guests. . cold lunch 1t All hooIs
sn,i,ns 10 public favor. h. r. Brown In the
nroprietOr.
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.sr,p,r-Mr. Pendola bxs completed b

p,r,s.,,Iy.-Mr. Pendola hMe Completed DIS
achievements ss his popular ROtisseris No. Il,
King street, opposite the U. S. Land Once ana
viii hereafter run it day and night. MI. rem
dol. hss secured the services Of one OF inc ve.S
,...s c"ots in san Francisco, who will superln.
ina tho hitrhen, and polite walters viii aftend
to customer. Every delica; the market .nofds "
lii he srryed At this place. The best brands OF
table and other wines can also he nao. WV
the Rosisserie trial.
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Furnishing Goods, &C

No71cE.-The undersigned are now
r,enared to furnish Pure Spring Water
and plenty of it, on Carson, curry
Ormsoy and Nevada streets, at reason
"o RICE 4 HIN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19
A DEUX TEMP.
NORA PERRY.

AURA Ebhhis
les. this is our dance. this waltz from the
Duchess;
What is that you are saying?-
You thought Nas playing
You false, with this waltz, the dance from the
Duchess?
You thought l had rather be sitting and
talking
With that little M'Manners
There, under the banners,
Or II may be, perhaps, in the corridors walking
Instead of remembering this dance here with
This dance from the Duchess,
This lovely Grand Duchess,
The sweetest deux temps? All, il you but
knew, sir,
How dote on the Duchess. with Us gliding
and sliding
Soft measure for measure,
You'd know from such pleasure
Ny feet would never 90 straying or hiding.
What Is that? you might have known it was
merely
This special sweet measure,
The dance, not the pleasure
OF dancing with you here? Well. really,
you've nearly
Persuaded me. sir. that such was the reason;
And / IN sure l would lain, sir,
II you 20 on in this strain, sir,
Walk and talk with M'Manners to the erd Of
the season.
And to the end Of my life. too. perhaps. is my
meaning
Well, no; for M'Manners
There, under the banners,
Just when We encountered you waiting anC
leaning
Against the bsy-window, had confessed
relation
guessed days ago.
His engagement. you know.
To that little Now, Harry, don't kiss mI
befsre all creatioll
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How Illey Dress.

The Montenegrin costume is said to be
very handsome and graceful. The
Prince wears dark blue cloth pantaloons,
cut in the Syrian style, very full and
wide, gathered ip At the knees With scar,
let gsrtsrs: Damascus silk scarf
around tbe lojns and at his waist huge
crimson leatherD band, in which the
arms are placed, The scarlet walstcoa.t,
embroidered and buttoned With gold, IS
half concealed by closely'htnng tunlc
of white cloth; tie full court dress is
The same, only that the tpnic is then
worn Of green. Sometimes fur edgings
are added, and 81 the gentlemen about
the court have rows Of large silver but
tous sewn so thickly ON the fronts OF the
tunic as quite 70 conceal the eioth, and
to give the appearance Of srmor; while
soms have curious shoulder pieces OF
solid silver covered With bosses, com
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scene In Venice.

Anna Brewster in Philadelphia Bulletin
Venetian water has silky, satiny, tin
selly tints. Here it is rich. warm, brown,
golden as Titian's coloring; there it is
delicious, full of light, pearly, rosy, rayed
with yellow gold as Yeronese' 3 canvases.
At night tho moon throws down a Aoat.
ing silver drapery that sweeps and rip
pies upon the waters. Out on the lagoon
and on the outside sea there is another
scene. The dark waters have curious
lights upon them; the waves murmur in
cessantly. At Que place, near shore,
there is mocking echo that repeats
your VOICE deridipgly. The lagoon is
very solitary. The Padua land stretches
Of and is lost in the mist. The lovely
outlines Of the Euganean Hills, which, at
sunset, are 20 tender aud soft in color,
so graceful in form, are no more to be
seen; all is darkness and apparent soli'
Jude The only living things are great
dogs on the Guidecca shore, who bay al
the moon. A dog bounded Gercely one
niabt into the lagoon and pursued the
boat, throwing ont his paws in the water
with great splasheS, aud fsllpwed us some
distance. OF against the horiyon yf
saw the faint outlines of fleets Of fishing
boats at sundown and sunset. Their
sails ara brilliant in color-butterhy
boats, as Ruskin called them in that
Stones Of Venice" which das.led US
thirty years ago, and which we never
care to read pow. The night Of age has
settled or the book es tbc darkness on
those beautiful sails The oaFs struck
the wGves aud lifted up rain OF silver
Beyond wss q mysterioOS sea; back O.
Us was Venice, with lights gIlteFing oI
The ebbing waves. 1t was no real world
! It was some strange vision, and we peo
nlad g With our memories.
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william TeII's surroundings.

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette writes.---a-
A few minutes drive brought US to AL
tori, the village which was tue scene Of
Tell & exploits. An immense statue OF
the hero, presented to the town by the
riAemen of Zurich, occupies The spot
where the brave archer aimed at the sp.
pie upon the head of his son. Upon the
osse is an inscription from Schiller's
Tell Some distance further where
the lime tree grew against which the
child was placed 10 receive the shot, is a
fountain ornamented with the arms OF
the town and canton, aud with irescoes
representing the shooting, the leap from
the boat and the death OF Gessler all OF
which Schiller has made moIe e memorable
than history. Halt way up the noun
tain is a fine old Capuchin monastery,
said to be the oldest 10 Switzerland.
Back Of il ia the Sacred Grove" so
called because no trees aIe permitted TO
be felled, their sturdy trunks and net.
work Of roots protecting the town from
the devastating land slides A short
distance to the left our obliging driver
pointed out in the village Of Burgen
the chapel built upon the spot where the
house formerly stood in which Tell was
horn
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pletely covering the neck and shoulders.
The cap is fur, with panache OF white
cloth, embroidered and tasseled, hang
ing down at one side; this is 10 war, or
travelling, or in winter; in summer or at
home the Monlenegrin wears a peculiar
pork-pie cap. with black silk border
aud a scarlet center. All the Montene-
grins wear embroidered legginEs; the
Prince alone wears high leather boots
He wears gloves, as does every one at
court, constantly The dress Of the
peasants is made more or less in the
same form OF cUmmoner materials; all
Of them add, for cold and rainy weather.
a thick cloak called the strookah. which
is made Of uudyed wool, coarsely spun
in long pile, so as closely to resemble az
untanned sheen skin.
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Sylvanus Cobb gets corned.

pylVhuu5 OoOU Bels cOTutu'
All goats love tobacco; but all crea-
lures that love tobacco are not goats.
Mrs. Peggarty says that Der husbands
behavior is enough to irrigate an angel.
The greatest depth ofthe Pacific ocean,
as found by the Britirh ship Challenge
was about FIVE miles
The philosophical and Obseryaut Car.
lyle quietly remarks that Great Britain
is nation of 4O,0GO,0OO people-most'y
fools.
Awoman arrested in Cleveland recently
for fighting gave her resideace as Lake
Ere. She must belong to the floating
population.
Young Lady-"Well, now, aud what
did the IsrAeliteI do after they crossed
the Red Scar Sharp Girl eagerly -
"PIease, they put on thir dry lbiugs"
A large collection Of each of the dc,
ferent varieties Of fish and shell fish
found in Maryland waters is to be exhibit
ed at the approaching Centennial.
DR.. Wolf, medium, says that Napo;
leon Ill. was formerly julius C@lar, and
in about thirty years will resppsar again
under new name ss the savior Of Frauec
Fathers Hair is Turning Gray" the
name of the latest sentimental ballad,
suggests to his heirs another beginning:
"Oh, Father dear, why don't you dyer
Richmond Enquirer.
Mr.. John Morrssay, il is said, has re-
tired from the club business, Certain it
is he has sold his property on Tvapty.
fourth street. to Mr.. Albert Spencer,
for $24 600 The conveyance has been
recorded in the Registers office.
At an auction sale Of Chinese women
at San Frascisco, only Chiuamen being
! slowed to purchace, the most desirable
dam Sel brought but IS, aud one beauty
whose nose was little out of plumb
fetched only he ridiculous OasS Of sixty
i've ceats.
Two thousand and lifly,seven persons
live at Hammerlest Norway, n latitude
70 deg. 2 min. 3 sec. This town Is che
most northern in the world. The people
have to get up at three clock to see the
milkman slap his arms to keep his flo
gers warm.
An Edinburgh paper says The Fast
Day in Scotland is likely TO he abolished.
1t was always made an occasion for hard
drinking and hard drinking in Scotland
is worse than bard drinking in England
for It means the consumption cot oI
beer. but Of fabulous amounto Of strong
whisky. In olden times, however, th'
drinking was prefaced by attendance a
the birki nowadays 20 prayers are sait
before the process OF. iptoxicatiOu com
meucos, and the Fast Day has become
lptslry.'
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JANUARY AND JULY.
ARRIL ANn OCTOnER


Any one investing in these Bonds has the
satisfaction Of knowing that his bond is GER
tain to be paid at maturity; and further that
he assists in building in the city Of New York
a permanent Temple Of lndurtry. which will
he sp ornament apd pride to every Ameri
Each Bondhoder. until his bond Is re-
deemed, is part owner Of twenty two acres
OF land situated in the heart Of the city Of
New York, and estimated 10 be worth Two
Million -Four Hundred Thousand Dollars
And the building which is estimated 60 cost
Seven Millions.
The excavations for the foun lation was
commenced on the 2Oth Of May, ls75, and the
building will be ready 70 receive the g0eds
from the Centennial kyhibition at It's close.
invessnspt Tor People OF small means
dustrial Exhibition Co. The bonds are Sc.
cured BY mortgage which makes the principal
safe, and eminently secure, and in addition Ia
which each bondhelder participates four times
a yea, in the allotment of premiums above
named.
The difference between these bonds and a
lottery. ticket is, In lottery the helder must
lose his money or draw prize, while the
holder Of en- Industrial Exhibition Bond can
not loee his investment. but must have re-
turned to him the principal and a small rate
OF interest added, and In addition has an OPP
$50 to 10000.
The Board Of Directors and the Trustees Of
the mortgagage are among the most eminent
of the business men OF New York. and is oil
itself guarantee that the bonds are q safe
1 and desirable Investment.
The Company is not responsible for any
money sent, exceptit be By check, postal or.
der, draft or express payable 20 the order oi
the Industrial Exhibition Company.
Circulars cent on application.
Address,
Industrial Exhibition Company,
No. ~ RasG I7th street,
: l2sdtWt New York CITY
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EnRIIsh and aerman Unnnrles.

English and German CAnRFlPs.
Land and water.l
The great breeding places for canaries
are Norwich, Yarmouth, Yorkshire, Lei
cester and Manchester. These places
supply the London market with cana
ries. Canaries are mostly bred by shoe
makers during the summer, and sold to
the London trade from October till
March. They are sent up in scores"
one score being twenty pairs. lf you
we're ts send for q "scers" of canaries,
they would send you forty birds, The
breeders prefer sending them in pairs
Three hens are charged as pair :"
The Wholesale price in the autumn is Ca
per score. The price rises in the spring.
and advances to as much as CT per
score. The most valuable and delicate
canaries are the Belgans. When unds.
turbed they sit all Of lump" but when
the cage is taken down they show their
beauty by lengtheniug themselves out
like a telescope, and bringing them
selves into form. Some will nearly pass
through large wedding-ring, and birds
of first class will fetch as much as Gl0
per pair. The next kind of canary
mostly resembling the Belgians are the
Yorkshire birds. These are also very
long and graceful They vary from
seven shillings sixpence to thirty shil-
lings per pair, Norwich, as rule, pro
duces the richest-color birds. The motto
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cavIyle InsuaIing, Harvard = Car
~TF'ff This be True?

LIVtIF U UHIIy FV9Nf
Mr.. Carlyle declines with seorn tbs
degree OF LID, conferred by Harvard
UGivei siiy. American universities, he
SAYS, are semblances;" their degrees
the silEest sham feathers and that he
should be asked to "join in heading
your long line of D. D.'s and LII, d. s.
a line OF pompous little fellows hobbhsg
down to posterity on the crutches OF two
or three letters Of the alphabet, passing
on into the oblivion Of oil universities
and small potatoes "--is more than he
can bear.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-19

1t is current talk in Paris that an at
tempt has been made to bribe Marshal
Mac Mahon to favor restoration of the
Orleans dynasty. The Marshars son,
Patrick, has just graduated from the
military school of st. Cyr, and is a
sous-lieutenant in the army. /. is pro-
posed, so the story runs, to give him FOR
wife the Princess Blanche, daughter o!
the Due de Nemours, and granddaughter
of Louis Philippe, who Is now in her
eighteenth year, and said TO Le both
pretty and accomplished. The conside
ration for this blue blood in the MacMa
hon family ia the restoration of that
branch of the Bourbon family 10 the
throne The difficulty would be to deter
niue which OF the sons OF Philippe tC
set up as a royal manakin, but it is prob
able that the Dac de Nemours, as the
oldest OF the four sons, and the father oI
the Princess Blanche, would be the man
As the Marshal is not an 0rleanist, and
has some years in which to act az tn,
foremost man. officially, Of the Repub
lique Franchise. he is not likely to be- il
any haste to setup throne, particularly
when he must be convinced that nothing
could be more unpopular with majority
of the French people.