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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-15
DION BOUCICAULT ARRESTED.
Rip Van Wrinkle, Jr., Charging Libel
against the Versatile Dramattst.

hkdAHAA Alac NoE1dAAAC DEdAAAhNAANs
New York Sun, Aug. u.
On Monday Mr.. Robert McWade, the
actor, made affidavit that he had been in
jured to the extent of $4,000 by publica-
ton of Mr.. Dion B0uc:cault. SOc months
ago Mr.. Boucicault sued out an injunction
against Josh Hart, proprietor Of the Thea
ter COmique, restraining him from pro-
ducing a play called "Skibbeah," which be
alleged was an Infringement upon his
rights as author OF "The Shaughraun."
Mr.. Harris defence was that "The Shaugh-
raun" was merely an adaptation Of another
play. In a subsequent advertise
ment of the Theater COmique the
action of the Superior Court was
spoken of as q especial injunction" Mr..
BOucicault published a letter saying "there
was nothing SPECIAL about it." and con-
cluded thus: ain the interest Of every re-
spectacle manager in the United States, in
the interest Of the dramatic literature Of
the country, have resolved to pursue and
exterminate these impudent pirates and
audaciOus there's who prOwl around the
perlieus of the drama to seize on every
success. They infested the career of Mr..
Joseph Jefferson, and / am sorry 10 add
that their manifest imposture in his case
[ allude particularly to the case of one
Robert McWade-was rather encouraged
and supported by some of the press, in
stead Of being held up to just reprObation."
Mr.. McWsde's complaint was that in this
publication Mr.. BOucicault charged him
unjustly with plagiarism, and so injured
him to the extent alleged. In the affidavit
it was set forth that Mr.. Boucicault was
under an engagement to play in London,
and intended to sail for England yesterday.
Judge Westbrook granted an order of ar
rest. and it was placed in the hands Of
Deputy Sheriff McGOnigal. On Tuesday
Mr.. BOucicault went to Stamford, Conn,
after having engaged a passage in the
Bothuia. He was not on board the boat
when the Deputy Sheriff went to the steam
er, but he had heard of warrant for his
arrest, and he went on board Immediately
and gave himself up. His surety, Mr..
John A. Pinard, accompanied him, aud
signed his bail bond for $1,000. He sailed
for Europe in the afternoon, leaving his
counsel, Mr.. A. Oakley Hall, to attend to
his interests.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR BENT-COttage No. 30
Ash street; also fine young saddle horse,
well gated. Apply TO GEO. W. SHIELDS, Nc.
Public Square. augl5lw
TOR SALES fifty feet lots Just out Of the
G CORPORATION Of Edge6eld. Sl25 each. Time
TO Sui- purchasers. Apply to
ARRINGTON, FAkRAR s. WEAKLEY.
augl4 eOd3W Agents.
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NEW LONDON. conn,

Manufacturers OF Clifton GINS, Cotton Gin Fssderss
C5udsnssrs, and Clifton Gin Materials Of susry
DC scYipfi0n. Our GINS have been In use thirty
years, and have an established reputation for
simplicity, hight running, durability, and for q1Gs-
tfg and quantity OF Iint Produced OaT FEEDER IS
easily attached % the Gin, and easily operate by
any hand OF ordinary Intelligence. They are the
simplest and cieGpcst FsedeT In the market, and
feed with more regularity than d possible ~
hand, incrsdstng he OEifllra AMI giving cteaner
and bstfgr rampls At all Fairs where eX-
hibited and By planters having them In use, hey
have been accOrdtd the highest encOniums. OR
COndsnssrs are tgell-m0de, durable and simple "a
Construction, and do what is requiredef them
rapidly and well. No 0ddiii0nGl pOlger Is required
10 drive the Feeder or Condenser, and 70 CIR
House Is complete without them. We are pre-
pared % warrant, % any reasonable extent, per
feet satisfaction 70 every purchaser. Circulars,
prices and full information furnished. Address
a. above, or apply 70 Holding, wilkes a
Hancock. Nashville, Tenn,
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STRAYED.


o TRAYED-Sunday, 25th July, 2 red and
- white spotted muiey COW, red face, small
head, crop and slit in left ear, short legs heavy
body snd good milker.A liberal reward for her
delivery at l67 South Spruce street, or at the n.
q c. K. R H. W. CLARK.
augl5 II
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
Christian.

In order to insure insertions, Church Notices
must be left atOW Counting room by P. m
SATURDAY.
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FOR RENT.

Z HAVE for rent . dwelling-houses, prices
ranging from 500 10 81 900 per snnUm; also,
a number of stores warehouses, suits OF rooms
and offices, both in Nashville and Edgeheld. s.
W. STEELE, No. Il \. College street.
feb13 thurs&sat Il
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LOST.

I OST-A gold cuff button. The finder viii
l. be literally rewarded By returning it to 70
N Vine street augl5 1t#
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BANKING.
Third National Bank.
NASHVILLE, TENN.

W. ". BERRY, CHAS. Z. HILLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DEMPSEY WEAVER.
HNRANSACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
Business, and Deals in United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. W. BERRY, President.
JNO. KIRKMAN, Vice-Presideut.
sep1 1y
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR

We are authorized t. announce S. A.DULING
a. candidate for the MayCralty at the ensuing
election, the fast Saturday in September, 1875.
Subject TO a convention. jel5 I'd
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WE are authorized 10 announce HUGH
w MCCREA AS a candidate for Mayor at the
ensuing Municipal election, subject 70 q CON
veEtiOn. les te
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-15

THE journal de So. Petersburg fears that
the MohammedaniSm of Asia may become
equally announcement and dangerous 20
England and Russia. 1t intimates that
Russia would offer no opposition to a
uuion Of the two governments for keeping
Gown Mohammedanism by force. A union
which is lot likely TO be accomplished.
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Two of the largest manufacturing firms
in Push n, Pa, have purchased one Of
the l4 gesf gas wells in Butler county, add
proT 80 &" demonstrate the practicahillly OF
brin2u g The gas to that city without the
loss Of iraammable power. The distance
is about eighteen miles.
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Stock on hsnd....-........s, 2lis
srATEMBET FOR ALL UNITED STATES PORTS.

made up by cable and telegraph Aug. IA,
1875:
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NEW OaLEASs- Aug. IA Gold ll3;
sight 2 prem. Sterling 5.53. Sugar quiet;
fair SIC; good fair o fully fair 9s9sc; prime
g.alOc. MOlasses dull; common 4Oa45c;
fair 5Oa55c; prime 20 choice 5S27Oc. Flour
dull and lower; suPerfne 1913; Xxx 1925
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NASHVILLE MARKETS.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
SATURDAY, Aug. IA, 1875.
CDTTOR.

Market ruled dull, closing quiet and un-
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J. D GoODPAsTURE,
II. r. GIBSON,
I. =. MURRAY.

The foregoing resolutions were unani-
mOusly adopted, and their publication or
dered in the leading papers OF the State.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
j. w. WRIGHT, WM. CULLUM,
Secretary, Chairman.
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will meet at lOh O'Clock this morning IN the
hall over the Fourth National Bank.
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~ HnrE RenersI rInrEet..

BALTIMORE, Aug. 14.-FlOuI-mark et
quiet and prices unchanged. Wheat dull
at 81 47ai.5O. Corn qulet at SIC. Oats
nominal AZ 6la62c. Rye 9Oa96c. Provisions
firm. bfess pOrk 50. 25a22. 70. Bulk meats
-sbOalders 95agsc; clear rib 1ZBal2sc.
BacoD-shoulders 1OIc; clear rib 12tc; clear
sidesfAc. Hams 14ai5e. Lard frm at IA
a149c. Coffee quiet and steady; Rio car
goes 17Ia20c in gold. Whisky firm at Sl.Z4t
81 p.
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GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Market
street, below Louisville dePOt-Rev. JOhan-
mes Heckel, pastor.
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Memphis Markets,

MEMPHIS, Aug. 14-Flou- easier. Corn
scarce and firm. Oats scarce and firm.
Lard steady. Bulk meats steady, nominal
" unchanged.
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Primitive Baptist.
EDfsc0RaI.

PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCHILL j B
stephens, Pastor. Services at II a m and
S p N By the pastor. Prayer meeting at 10 a IL.
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Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis Raj
road, nrst mortgage ...................... s.
Nashville and Decatur Railroad bonds, sec
Ond mortgage, 6s...........-.........-- -----. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21


A UGUsT BELMONT Co.
n bankers - and Il Nassau street
issue travellers credits available in all parts Of the
Messrs. De Rothschd
Also cummercia credits and teegraphic ira nsfers OF
money on California. Europe aud Havana.
LADY or EDUCATION AND GOOD BUSINESS
n talent would iSe the assistance OF person who
loan OF sI,oO or 5000 would be all she meets; viii pay
SlD mouth afer the hrst month ana SOD Tor the
year with whatever intcTeit shall be agreed upon
bec somewhat un,grinnAie Or would nave no need OF
thl. assistance Adaress stating where an ,nirryiew
DusitY, box Hf Herald office.
Oh m and nd New YORK " fop
efy anJ 70 9n On ,eSnges y s9 no % sI ro,aw.v
4 PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
on rt nortsse on ST impfoyed rear esate worth from
four % len iimgs the aiaoani loaned principal ana
irgsnsirci IN New York city companies. There IS no
rd reqene nv IN le crest am prneips are pals
pun,tnaiy the day agreed Ihr lchicr holds, ior his
Of appraisers The certified abstract Of title
borr"wer ana tie NOR 'sasc on he arm Mogev NAV
Dc loaned % sums rom .lV q slLW4 10 .aylns'
mduais oner Tie large. income consistent with abso
IS II. WEcK~, Banker Il, Broadway.
A -DEFAuLTHD RAILROAD BQNps A SPECIALLY
II ana bought az te =" G'a2&ItaSeII AR2"sF oco
stock Brokers ami Aucti0uccrs,
No. IS Pine street, Now York
B-7 and 10 per cent choice Cny Bonds and other
~ lnyes mch securities our 'aly 8ycars paying 10
per cent interest promptly paid Tor safe below par
A s2700 FIRST LOAN wANTED-ON rWO HAND.
~ some city Houses liberal attorneys fees aud com.
m-slon ihld ior me money THIS week Principals al.
dress "ODp BONb, UcraU office
4 MONEY TO LOAS oN LIFE AND ENDOWMENT
~. Insurance fohclcs, also buy same At ul value
ana other policies gv and difference paid in cash
PAUL T.. IODD 81 Liberty street.
4 FOR LOANS ON LIE AND ENDoWN ST
n. Policies call upon ~ adrcss LiFa INoU EANCE
INTE LLIGEN ~ 80 NbAU.
CHNs. J. HARTMAAN Manager. 252 Broadway, ~ y.
MONEY 10 BUY EXISTING FIRST MORTGAGES
-. on gntd Pennsylvania aud BhIp Property posi-.
tiyciy agents brokers not answered. cal owners ~
YORK Post office.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Strong at the ClOSe---
An Improved Bank Statement.
Gold Ranges from 115 So
to 116.
WALL STREET,
W MIL u NEIff
SATURDAY, March 29-o p. NJ


The stock market to-day was unusually interest
mig. Prices advanced and considerable profit was
made by those who nave waited Tor an improved
condition. Attempts, bacaed by large capita.
have been put in force 10 prevent this consumma-
HOE, but they ialle TO achieve their purpose be-
cause OF the natural influences heretofore de-
Scribed. The incidents connected with the growth
OF the country; the change IN the values o. some
Of the great staples the encouraging reports from
railroads that connect producing regions with the
yeaports-al these are facts which enter into cal
cuation and are being used by sarewd men as a
basis for their present work Three or four days
uence MAJ show reacttonary influences; but, for
yne moment, the market is conceded 10 oe strong.
THE DEALINGS IN SEVERAL STOCKS
To-Day we're attended by the highest prices OF the
Ieason. In point OF activity and strength Union
Pacific took the lead. It opened on Monday at
tsls ana closed to-day at 5lk. Western Union adj
vanced from 76s4 10 1871, and closed at 20 eX-dlY-
dend. Lake Shore is reported 10 have passed un-
der new speculative influences. The price ranged
to-day from 7S9l to AZ. Pacific Mail sold az $50
39sz, with a close at 391S 39l4 Wabash adj
vanced from 1919 1S4. c., G. and l. G. sold at D.
Panama ended at 1857. Hannibal and st. Joseph
was quiet at "a. Delaware and Lacka-
wanna changed from Ill TO HIS. 81.
Paul moved from $3.50 10 So, Rock Island
from 1861 TO 1858, Northwest common from 4ija
TO 44X other prices will he found below. During
the closing hours stocks were buoyant, and the
feeling concerning the future was hopeful.
THE SALES
today amounte TO 205, 900 shares, which were dis
,riputed as iollows:-New York Central and Hud-
Son River, 500; ERIE, 1000; Lake shore, $4,000;
Cleveland ana Pittsburg. 900; Northwestern,
90 800; do preferred, 1900 Rock Island $500: Pa
cine Mail, IS 900; ST. Paul $500; do. preferred,
100; ohos, 1000; Western Union, 10000; do, ex-
dividend, $500; Wabash, 5,4o0; Union Pacific,
70. $50; C., C. and |. c., LOO; Panama, 200.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest
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TIE BANK STATEMENT

u encouraging, inasmuch as it SHOWS gain in.
stead OF loss or specie and likewise sharp I'M
pFOyement in the legal reserve. Had the state
ment been ofhcraise We might have figures
suggestive great excitement. The PRINCIPAL
changes are In the loans and deposits which have
been reduced about s50so,00O each. 10Th the
specie and legal tender average is higher than
last week. The total reserve has increased
S9sl.So0, and by reason OF the large reduction In
liabilities The surplus reserve has increased
g. 49,, 275 the banks now holding 81, 1885, 5 above
the legal requirement The manipulatlons OF the
gold Clique during the week render explanations
Of TIE statement impossible. The following is
comparison OF the averages OF the past two
weeks S.
March 10. March 90. Differences.
Loans s2Ss. 100000 $3.50, 3j5, 100 Dec S., 900
Specie.~.... 100000 1855 500 Inc. $4,000
Legal tends l,342 500 So, l3i 500 Inc 7ss sU0
Deposits. 223 50l.309 21s, zoo Dec. 5,0Sl 900
Circulation. y, 22a 900 Z2,Z3l900 Inc. 1900
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and The total liablliiies:-
March l3 March 10. Differences.
specie ..... s7075,0O0 s7,26s. 500 Inc sl92 goo
Legaltend's 5l,3419Oo 52,lJl.soO Inc. 7ss.9OD
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pROPOSALS.

OFFICE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. 50 MAS
" sau street. New York PrOposals for erecting bull
proof fence upon the Rife Range at Creedmoor wall
be received till March IS the office OF the
aud specifications be seem The right is
reserved to reject any or all bids.
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DE-. OOO "A GENTLEMAN WITH THIS AMOUNT
pD.VUU. wishing to VISIT Europe, to Join adver.
er who will give first class security Tor Jul, amount
nff1c
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The following table shows the opening highes
and lowest prices OF the day

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The close OF the market to-day compared with
that OF yesterday furnishes the following
changes
Declpe-Atanuc and Pacific pre- erred, 4; c.,
T. ana /. c., e; Eric, 70 Atlantic and Pacinc
Telegraph u gold, y.
Advance New YORK Central, a; Delaware and
Lackawanna. Il Lake shoe, q; Northwestern
common, IA; ONO anG Mississippi. q; Pacific
Mail. Is Rock Island. 4 st. Paul, Il; Wabash, /;
Arm nref rral
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES


lol5 ANll 1880 s. ".
s3Om Us 5..0 G. 'G1bc G ~
90 90. small llgi5
WiQ 40 .t.t... g. llyi.
lNJO y . Us, i0'O, c. c 40
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RUsJNEss OPPORTUNITIES.

An UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE ON
"A liberal terms. and but liltlc money required an
in advantages ana facilities before offered, in
GLIDING several popular Patent Medicines Gliding large
profits Address box lsS Post Office
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S5piI y i , ~ % !. t..
5 10 Missouri Us, rs.
700 a y " cog l.. b3
llGUl CHA NV ist. b c
1880 N 4 ST P7's, g..bc
IUJJ Del, l. x " d..
10000 Mich ecu PSI.
1000 Long Dock bonds
2JtO y \ Cen lst, H..
1909 ! axe : ID, q c..
.L0j Har Isl. rs. c..
Is 10 q X Miss con 81.
TOO ONO \ NJ con. q.
$3.50 Cen fnc : %. .....
lUOl c pAc LIST. ; J b. o..
3i1I { / Isl, 4 4 O. b c
2iW1 q T. Tx lst m.
2OVu Tn Pac 5 f.......
1860 do. ......
= W Tol a W lst. 80.
800 80 ............
lMU Tol a W 2d......c
500 Tol 4 W { c large
1000 +, II " 4 & lst...
500 &. 4 G 81. be
: shs Hanover Bank
80 Is * OF Republic. :.
40 uC..... -
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FINANCIAL.
COPARTNERsHyPy.

nISSOLUTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
~ fore existing under firm OF Rorcr Flock 90, is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
CHARLES L. RORER.
New YORK. March II, 1875 Nelson :. FLOCK
The undersigned viii continue business at No. 30U
Broadway. CHARLES /. RORER
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THE SHONINGER ORGAN-HORACE WATERS d
L SONS, 4sl Broadway New York. have obtained the
sole agency this we'll known Organ, aud are prepared
to supply the trade the most liberal terms, Agents
wanted In every county In the United states ana
Canada. Illustrated cata ogues malled.
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CrEAM SERVICE BETWEEN VICTORIA, BRITISt
= COLUMBIA AND SAN FRANCISCO.

TENDERS; addressed, TO The Postmaster Genera OF
Canada, will be received at Ottawa UNI, noon 1ues
day the 4th OF May for the conveyance of Her
Majestys Mails twice month by steamships OF not less
between Victoria, B. c. and san Francisco tor term OF
five years commencing on and from the 'st of Iugust
Tenders may include offers for a service as above.
during the months from April 10 september
inclusive. ana twice month dcring the remainder Of
each year.
niers the price asked tor the double voyage
from Victoria san Francisco and back vice versa,
ana payment Will be mad3 AT Victoria quarterly:
Stipua lions Of propose contracts may be had at the
offices Of the cnief cities OF the Dominion including
Victoria, at the offices OF the British COnsuls in
New YORK and san Francisco at the Office OF Mcssrs.
Allan Brothers, liverpool and at the Office OF the Agent
General for Canada i'll London, Edward jenkins, Esq,
0 WILLIAM WHITE,
Secretary.
Post Office Department, Canada,
Ottawa. 10Th Feb, 1915.
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d - ONn WANTED, A PARTY WITH THIS
DC.UOV. amount to take charge Of hrst ciass
business either in New York the south; liberal In
duccments offered and best security given. Address
BARKER, box l42 Herald Office.
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SlIsc0J 4 S 6's.r. 81. N.Y.
IlvD DO ...,. ID c 50 1893
7ojvD Y . ZINC, g., a.. llg
iVrN 5 5-4u. r. %. ... llgs
INV Y 5 5.1U, c, g.. liSx
, 1875-11-20
A BIG HOTEL.
From the DOmiHacan.)

The largest Hotel in the Wofld is said to
be the Palace Hotel. at San Francisco.
The building is finished, and was
opened on 1st. October last. 1t is $50 it.
long by 275 #. wide, and is seven stories
high. The architecture is peculiar-no large
columns, nodomes, no arches, no pinnacles-
nothing but bay windows. Every room
fronting on the street has one. The entrance
is IN New Montgomery-street through a
porte cochere extending to a court IA it. by
81 fl. reaching to the top of the building and
covered with glass. In.this court there are
walks, fountains, statuary, and tropical
pants. On~Severy floor a yerandah, II f..
wide, extends entirely around the court
forming a promenade above the garden
which is TO be illuminated in the evening.
There are nearly 1000 bedrooms in the
hotel, and 500 bath rooms. No room is
less than l6 #. square, and more than half
are 30 #. square. Every room::has a closet,
a fire place, a French mirror, a marble
mantle 6 #. long and standard gas lights.
The height Of tile story is 81 #. 3 in. Of
The second, Is It. 9 in. third, IA #, 7 in.
foulth, IA fl fifth, ID #. 6 in. sixth, 10
#. 6 in; seventh. Is #. 6 in;
Twenty eight miles of carpet of
ordinary width will be required to carpet
the hotel. The principal dining room is
$50 #. Iong. The building is Of brick and
iron, and is considered perfectly fire proof.
The hotel and grounds have already cost
5 10000 dolls. The furniture will cost
1000, 600 dolls. the mirrors, 1905 900 dolls:
the chandeliers, $4,000 DOS the silver,
60. 900 dolls; the linen, $4,000 dolls. Mr..
Sharon, the lich senator from Nevada, is
the sole proprietor.
, 1875-11-20

miscellaneous continued from The first pege.)
and in the approaching battle be will be a
General without soldiers. The Conservatives
must rally round the legal flag, which is that
of the Republic. "and defeat the three enemies
OF France,-Reaction, Radicalism, and Inva-
sion." This is plain-speaking for France, and
this Is what M. Buffet is doomed to hear from
every hustings 10 the country, unless he can
bring himself to accept the inevitable, which,
with the Duo de Broglie behind him, he pro-
badly will not do. It is notable how much
softer the politics of France are getting, No,
body asks even for the trial of the civil
Bazaine.
, 1875-11-20

tifcial in its nature that it is e;se n~tiaffy savage
and not q product of civilization. True civil
sation often means luxury, but civilization of
taste always means simplicity.
, 1875-11-20

The King of Bavaria has not only refused to
receive the address which his Chamber passed
by a majority of three, but has adjourned
his Parliament to the first week in January.
Then it will re ~assemble, but the Ministry will
not be changed, and if the majority refuse the
financial measures, the Parliament will be dis
solved. The King has also ordered his letter
expressing his confidence in the Ministers to be
placarded on the gates and pillars Of every
village and town in his dominions. He obvious
ly hopes that the constituencies, once aware OF
his opinion, will bring pressure to bear upon
their representatives. If they are willing to do
this, he will probably dissolve, and if not, con-
tinue to govern without taking any serious
Parliamentary votes. There is no risk of in
surrection, as the Army obeys the King, and no
danger of bankruptcy, as it takes an Act to
repeal an existing tax, At the same time,
this policy s%uspends constitutional life, and the
Ultramontanes thereby gain a certain support
from irritated Liberal feeling, which, although
it sympathises with the Ministry on the Roman
question, does not wish Bavaria to go back.