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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
GENERAL RAILROAD INTERESTS.

A SHARP WAR BETWEEN TWO WESTERN LINES.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. S.-Thc recent abrogation
OF ngcncnts between the ST. Louis Kansas City and
Northern and the Kansas Pacific Railroads under which
Pullman to he run through from ST. Louis to
Denver, Col via tho former road has resulted In great
reduction OF passenger rates from this city to points
west The ST. Louis Kansas City and Northern Road VIII
announces rate Of from On-hn to f0urhfs OF the for
uer fares ~ all points with which that road completes
with tho Missouri Pacific road. Theeght promises 10 bs
lively and long until tho Kansas Pacific restores tho
Ct iusl rel aside,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09

Mrs Thompson The "star" actors and companies an
nounced arc John Mccullough ]. T. Raymond, MIS-
Chanfrau tho italian tragedan. Ernest Ross; Charlotte
Thomson. +. g. Chanfrau, George Rgnod in Henry
W." the French Opera BouYe Days Fifth Avenue trav
cling company, and Fmbshs 1.-TWO Orphan" Troupe
Previous to the opening of the Varieties Theater Mrs
Chanfrau will make-with its stock company tour ofthe
South beginning at Fords Opera House. Baltimore, on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR.

The "Bulls-eye badge" was shot for sec
ond time by members OF the Amateur Rife Club at Creed
moor ON Saturday, and won second time by L. Grger
Of Hon. N Y The badge is given to the person whose
score shows tho greatest number Of bulseyes. without
any reference the total There were six con-
testants Gger scored 176 out Of possible 225. and
made Is bulseyes; H. g. Jewell scored IT. and made
II buseyes The ranges used wcre 500, 800, ana lOoO
yards and Is shots fired at each.
The Irish American Club held ON saturday its monthly
contest for challenge cup, which was won by w.
Burton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
THROUGH WHITE MOUNTAIN NOTCH

FABYAN House, White Mountains, n. H., Aug.
s-The Portland and Ogdensbupg Railroad Is completed
through the dincut aud what by some pronsdnced
impossible White Mountain Notch to its connection with
the Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad at Fabyans,
q distance OF 81 miles. The last spike was driven ~
Janess Cut In the gateway Of the Notch yesterday, ana
WA, attended by formal ceremonies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
BROOKLYN THEATER.

We printed on Saturday the statement,-
authorized by Mr. Theodore Moss OF Wailacks lheaer-
that Mr. Moss has renqushed the pan at one time en-
er,ain.d by him. of leasing Brooklyn Thcater. Wo
are in formed that although Mr. Moss did dot sign lease
of the building he agreed to do so. and paid III advance
an instalment the rent He has since changed Ills
mind aud concluded not 10 undertake the enterprise
The owners OF the Brooklyn Theater II is sad Intend 10
keen too money that Mr. Moss has advanced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
THINGS WHICH ARE CESAR'S.

Among the many old comic yarns which are
floating about attributed To the wrong sources We re-
cal-and reclaim for their rishtful owners-a few that
are Of dramatic origin
On an occasion when afcctjonate but iRjudicious
mother hal been showing of her children, as vocal
,s,s and declsimexs at the dinner table. Quin, the
actor who was one the guests, heard to nutter
.Ob the injured memory VI Herod."-Ths has been
asciibed to Charles Lamb.
Georga Eartley, actor aud stagenanager, III En-
sana used to say, with reference TO the intelligence
of the British public, You must first tell them that you
are going 70 do 50 and you must then tell them that
you are doing and then that you have done 1t ana
then .erhaps. they will understand you"-lsiis III
sgy erent dress has long been On its travels as tie
remark Of Diem BOucicaut
David Morris-a London theatrical manager OF whom
blanche says that he would have been the most per
feet Specimen of his class in England had he but pos
sessed the talent of theatrical
one monns 1T the rehearsal Of music at the Hay
market Theator that member OF the band was silent
Accordingly no touched him the shoulder and asked
Why are you not playing SIrl" 81 have twelve bars
rest Sir" answered the musician. Rest rctorted tho
ANNOYED manager, Don't talk to about restl Don't
you get your salary Sir pay you to play and not TO
rest Sir Rest when you've done your work, and not In
the middle Of u"-This told OF old Ashley the circus
manager for considerable time 1t has been In cir
culatioB here incident In the career OF Mr John
stetsOn manager OF the Howard Athen"um' in Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
METROPOLITAN THEATER.

Changes will be made this evening in the
,.ogrsmme Of entertainment at tho Metropolitan The
ntor The scnyahs-who gymnasts OF much skli ana
dariug-wil appear, and Diorama OF Ireland VIII DO
exhibited The promised bill is full of attractive variety
textures Day performances given at the Setropo
an Theatr on Tuesdays and Fridays 1t is understood
that Mr. Tony Pastors temperance i'll NewiorK Will DO
made at this house, later in the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
THE BUFFALO RACES.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. S.-The second days
races took place over good track though not very good
time was made owing to tho high wind There were
6OO0 spectators present The races were exciting ana
tho betting lively. In the 229 race l3 horses started
York State being the favoitc At the beginning OF the
fourth heat Fred became the favoritc The scoring Tor
the start In the several heats wasted geat dead or te
In tho third heat IL Intellectual trials wcro made before
the sent of The following Il the summary
Purse $1,000 to the first Sl25O 10 inc secoNu
$3.50 10 the bird, aud $500 to tho fourth horse:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
Ifor other ship Ne~s see Ixird Pape.l

For okher sap Ne~s see I""u fdge'l
ARRIVED
Steamship The Queen Br Bragg Liverpool July %. and
Queensowa 29. with mdso and pass To r. W. j. Hurst
steamship City Of Austin Ehiridgc Galveston Aug and
Key lth with m,se. and pass 70 O. n Mahory Co.
steamship Gamma lBr Ieadicoat bermuda Aug D. Win
s,dsa ann psss 70 A. OuteybrtdGa
steamship Old Dominion, Walker chrncnd oity Point and
Norfolk with mdse pasA y odd Domnien Stesmship 20
steamship BesSss boston with Wdse and pasA -
II, 4. Dim0ok.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
GOOD PROSPECTS OF A FAIR COTTON CROP IN
GEORGIA.
Prom The Columbus (Gn.J Times Aug. b.


month ago the farmers were all hopefnl.
Now many Of them Respondent and are apt TO under
rate the blessings they have The crops have undouD
eddy suffered much. but there Is reason To think thS
many reports OF damage have been and tha
after all the crop this part OF the state, VIII 30
unusually good This cheering view Of the case ana IL
that taken by The Augusa when II says
About this time Of the year look out for bad reports OF
tho growing cotton crop In good sooth there IL In some
localities, notably In portions OF Georgia Alabama, ana
SOnth Carolina much to complain OF drouth nut
favorable reports not wanting from other sections
and would appear that equilibrium has been MAIN
tanned The chances OF very fair crop OF cotton are
still abundant. and very much apprehend that our
people Will make many bales Of the staple than VIII
he good for them To tho neglect OF provisions Planters
as well as merchants prone to exgerate partial ds
aster and very few take In the whole field OF oserya
ton Not long told day after day that the
grasshOppers and other magn influences had ruined tho
wheat prospect and yet the harvest will probably be i'm
any reading the reports from various sources OF the
Gotten crop would suppose that rremcdiabe disaster
had swept 1.-THE King from his throne but while there
has been In many places falling of from the splendid
outlook Of last month, it is quito likely that tho grand
total OF supply will be sufficient for, If not In excess o.
he dpfuu and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
OBITT. y.
WILLIAM RAYLE BERNARD.

The death is announced, from London, of
william Bayic Bernard, the drainatis', who was
born in 1903. in Boston, Mass. Ho was the
son Of "a once popular comedian. who many
years connected with the English stage. He prepared
for the press ha fathers RccOllcctios OF the Stage,
and the author OF many popular plays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
OBITUARY NOTES.

ST. THOMAS. Canada, Aug. 7.-E. NJ. Liv-
ingson Division Superintendent OF the Canada Southern
Railroad, died suddenly to-day.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 8.-Lawyer i. +.
Conkey of Amherst Register OF Bankruptcy ter the Xth
District aud IA member OF tho Legislature in 1882, died
suddenly this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
TuEATRICALs IN BOSTON.

The Vokes Family will appear at tho Globe
Theaer Boston. on the 23d Of August under the man
agemcnt Of .Mr John StetsOn-who has temporarily
leased the Globe Tony Pastor, with his variety COM
pany appears tonight at the Boston Globe under the
same management. Mr. George L. Fox, the Clorn. Is
still actirg on tho old motto OF bismuth before pleas
ure at the Boston Museum hut he goes thence to the
Walnut Theatcr the 10th inst Miss Kate Put
has performing at tho Boston Theatcr In The
Old Curiosity Shop" and Boston playgoers have seen
that admirable piece Of characteracting Mr. Edward
Colemans mrersonation OF Quitp Miss Putnam, who Is
an imator Miss Lotta Is commended for her hdreho-
ness but not not for her Lille Nell Miss Putnam has
drama based on Mr.. FareOHs novel Blade o. Grass"
The regular season at the Boston Thoater will begin
August 80. with Mr.. p. s. Chanfrau in Mr.. C. W. lay
leure's play, called "Rube" Miss Lolita ana the
Kellogg English opera troupe engaged to follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09

lime 3S'. 236ii. 23S ,. 2:39ls, 2:37 Id
The 23l, I'D, and 2:34 races will take place Monday,
the weather permitting. great deal OF money changed
hands the 2:29 race, and IL ia estimated tbat @2OOop
remain pooi-box. he decided by the remaining
heat to DO truted in the 2:4O class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
THE DRAMA.
MR. BARRY SULLIVAN.

Mr.. Barry Sullivan, the distinguished Irish
ctcrwho is TO open dramatic season at Booths
rbsser on the 30h Of Augustarved here on Saturday
=, the Gcrmania and Ia at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Mr.
Sullivan ID accompanied by Mr. j. f. Cathcart-who VIII
he remembered here the companion OF MT anu MIS-
Charles Kean in their last professional tour OF ~ cou"
try in 65-66-and by Miss Louise HILBERT, London
.r,re.s These performers arc to cooperate with Mr.
Sullivan in his performances at Booths Iheater Nr
sulvans engagement to last three weeks We are IN
formed that respected actor will he formally invited
nv Committee OF IrshAmerican citizens, to accept
nublic welcome at Booths Theater. and banquet at
Demonicos: and also that the Goth Regiment IN iuii
uniform will attend Mr. Suiyans opening performance
at BOOTHS Tneatcr and that its band will sercnade the
actor after his impersonaon of Hamlet has ended Mr.
Sullivan made his frst professional visit to America III
1850 since which time he has had career on .h0
British stage marked by great industry and prosperity
aud sealed by the public esteem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
EVERYTHING SATISFACTORY AT FORT BAR
RANCAS.

RANCAS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The following teie-
gram was received by the OF tho Army
FORT RARR,ScAs. Fla. Aug. z.
No new case and deaths since yesterdays report
Dr. sterberg Is this morning sitting up little Ia bod
All others doing we'll Correct the report abonf aean
OF Col k,ndsls child IL WA his sou. an ihfant ana not
his dsuuhter J. NJ. BaANSOs,
Rravot Major Gen. u. X A.. Con'dg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
SOUTHERN TUEATERS.

Mr. John 7. Ford purposes to make Baltimore
aud Washington unco,nmOny lively with theatrical de
lights this and he has accordingly engaged the p
lowing and companies, To appear. ia due sue
cession at his theaters In those cities: Edwin Booth
John Mccullough. Barry Sullivan Clara Merris Maggie
Mitchell. Miss LOtta Fanny Davenport. Clara Louise
Kellogg and her English Opera Company, Mrs TITUS
Oases the VOkes Family Mrs Bowers, George Risnold
aud Edward ThOrne ia Henry VI" the Union Square
Theater travelling company, in Tho Two Orphans"
the Fifth Avenue Theater travelling company, John It.
Raymond. Miss Jane CoOnbs, Mrs Chanfrau aud George
J.. Fox.
The chief theater in New Orleans, the Varie-
tes VIII be opened, under the cement Of Mrs Chan
tau and Mr. C. Tayeure the st Of oyember. witha
oOinedy BY Dir Bouccault The stock company engaged
here includes Messts Frank Mordagnt, j. H. Polk, W. r.
Burroughs. T. Z. Egber George Morton. C. II. Thomp-
SOC. W. r. Duliney. C. H. Sutton. A. H. Chapman, W. W.
horesnd. Angelo ToiIisai. IT,, H. +. Browne. Robert
Jones. t. Wandering. Ada Monk. Eliza Long Amy Eg-
bort RJe Barley. Mls Wandering. Mrs Morelaud and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09

THE LAST OF THE NATIONAL SERIES FOR 1873.
NEwBuRGM n. Y, Aug. 8.-I'he last meeting
OF the series of National CGmpaeetings for 1875 will
commence at Wesley Grove, Goshen, N ", on tde
18th inst and cont 10 days The R'v. j. ;. Inskip.
President ~ the National Cam inr citing AsotiItiol
viii have charge. l9rge ATTENDING i anticipated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET


HAVANA, Aug Demand dull AMI prices nonina
when market became more actly., WIN
iarsr alrs closing quiet and steady Nos 10 10 II D.
I,51 reals Noiasses Sugsr IL 2el2 reals
10 Good qualty al = reals
Mncovio SugaT common TO Fair IL lja real, do Far
~ tood refining 1904. reals Centrifugal sugars 1924
and lOiI l6 reals IN lhds STOCK li
warehouse at Havana and Matan4as $1,000 boxes ana
week, 1000 bONt- aud goo hhds
yor of the week so boxes and 300 hhds incindhg
t cxea and all unds TO the GAit"d states Noass.
dlI Putter sU0 go l. qnntal Tor Am rcan FLOUR 700
AZ 80 b bill TOT American. Hams ~ astO qihtal hs
AMERICAN Suearcure Lard ia kegs ~ JOlStJ qulnSl
in Ans siI~sOr$ls 90. Potatoes scare 10 Dbl laow
o.iutai tmpty HOgsheais. 81 90. Lumber nom
;,i itc pine SJSrf6O NJ. shocks quiet; -Lgar and
W"l.,-s ossheas s42Gsil reals Whtt Navy ID ans, 70 y
rrsls chewing Tobacco fJI zoo v quintal
COR, "a reals arroba Hoops nominal Long shaved
[eo u II Fre.ghts quiet nominal loading ~ Havana
~, m, i ed states sOx OF sugar ~ hid ~ sugar. ~;
loading M ports the north coast OF Cs Tor tho nitei
A. bbd OF sugar a. 80 hid. of Moasses 81 30
- X Ioal.ng Havana Tor iamouth or orders 90 goI o.
sn.n.h Sod ., 1S2 Exchange active on the United
Sts 80 currency VI l0dS IL pren short sight do
ia 81 prem; 10 days, gol 81 - 81 ~ prem Short
p1 do 81 lOG u AZ itsp on Laoh - 20 ssl 20 prem;
on PATHS ,l 2Usl 20 prem
NM L. 4 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
aAIIED.

steamship Tyco Brahe for Liverpool.
wlND-SuRset Hght, =. =. W.; cloudy.
MEMORANDA.
LONDON, Aug THE OF the ship Ciydesdss which
Aug for Quebec have refused proceed 70
account the all ged unscaworness OF that vessel
FOREfGS PORTS.
PLYMoTH Ang 9-The steamship wieland, Hebch. from
NewYork July 80 arrived here to-day aud sailed for Ham
burg.
HAVANA Aug sThe steamship City Of Mexico arrived
morning. and the steamship City u Vera Cr1s
sailed.
LONDON Aug 7-Saied for the United States; Nelson,
LIZZIE eyer Deseti Dubrovack Duke OF Wellington FRED
erckshad. Golden Rule Eskdae Georgia, HAmioo Elena
C0rianO Haze Uniaunted Reunion Alwira Robinson LIME
Ross Bremen. Csrone Capt stricKer and Passaoang AZ.
rived the 18th u Fury Arrived out on tie 9TH inst,
Lucille and Adoph Enger Arrived out on tho th inst. 10
tus Aixom n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09

Time 2:24 q. s:2G =. 226a.. 22s. 2:29r2.
The ":4O long one, and some of the iatrei
part OF II was tiotted in binding rain. Tho conpctoi
Of was put until Monday. The following is tie
rern ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
vyov,n,~cr N rntnC Cloths closed weak At
5isg5 for STANDARD and Extra 6.x6a The safes OK the
wsok were very Light, only 400 pieces beng reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
EIrru AyENuE THEATER.

The new entertainment devised TOT 'he
yokes Family will be produced at the fiith AVehuo
Theater tonight IL is entitled "A Bunch OF Berries
and its character and quality may be inferred from 'c
sub,oned descriptive comments upon it, made py
London paper: ,., -. NJ
The Bunch Berries the latest production OF Mr.
r T. blanchard who. for 81 years, has pleased y1uns
and old with the annual Drury Lane pantomme; ihls
EXTRAVAGANZA which is intended to display tne elis vi
the Yokes Family presents in farcca sye the sciences
that might be expected 10 take place, shoeu the
nants OF country house seek to Danish ennt by eetS
nm an amateur pantomime. While, however, ua
trained skill is tracoablo in certain details, III
others professional talent is revealed The scenes,
nsnted by the brush OF OF the scratch company,
The effects contributed by second and the costumes
improyisrd from household gear and good specimens OF
what might be expected from amateur cfort Inc sing
ING however above the amateur level ana the dancing
Ga Of a kind which the stage itself rarely supplies.
speoal gifts OF skin and yivacity required 10 MAKE
lshaps more amusing than accomplished feats ana 10
render effective what is IN fact buriesque OF copV
sition which starts from the point OF burleSqae SuSn
eifts however in tie posse or me Nokcs fay
and their performance, amid abslldity ana trVmnY
has elements of genuine fun. Mr. Blanchards techh
cal know ledge paptomime Is unsurpassed and ne nss
cOutryed 10 introduce into his extravaganha al Tue
known features of this order OF entertainment
Mr. DAILY has engaged, at the Nith Avenue Theatcr'
numerous company one section of which, we under
stand will DO kept at home while the other VIII travel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
Spreial 4 Offices.

Spetial Notices.
Dcshers Pills are tho best and safest remedy Tor chs
and rover and Malaria
Mrs. win.low. Soothing syrup, for children tsethns
soons tine gums, allays AL pAn aud cures Wind e.sc
Cancer
Removed pain caus the knife by Dr. McIEiSH.
No 81 East lGthst.
Persons wishing 70 make repairs upon their md
give good asto honesty and capacity
JAMES MEAoEN. No. II Ninth st, Brooklyn. H. ID.
Advertisers desiring gain the attention. an 1s.
trsnaSe Of Farmers sric will ind TIE
WEEKLY TRIBU Nh tho msss valuable and elective ms
dunn 1t reaches farmers, and these Of better
class. any other weekly paper Published Advertise
ments classification should 10 handed IN 70
or before Monday Of thu week OF issue
Tue Sparkling Wines of the Pleasant Valley Wine Con.
pany (rteuben county, y W showt wat energy perscse
psh,, IN this lmlos branch OF home industry. The
erTeGS " the bite a." . ysa,. IN psfSns a,s ssp
psny 1900 In 1874 Thar sti Vines ~
raad'' Afe very popular Sal. cent. s. f ra,iSa
SOUTH sIXTHSr
SUBSCRIPTIONS AS6 ,ii na'pR nxoEIvxs
Subscriber, to the Daily in Faiisdepn. p,pes
eafias table received BY spec. Newspaper Erpts.s
tram at o. and - immediately dspatci cd to al parts
city Back numbers usually Do suppet =, tho OF
TIE Best Rooms fer Omees In Newly rk..,y.r h.n
THE TRIBUNE BUILDINGS nov occ..aed by IL. porua,
They and eli The visitors unite In pro.
nouncng Its Offices the NOT ATTRACTIVE and ali thiuss
considered. tho CHEZ town Contrary 70 the gee,
ssal expectat the building proves hshsse
Of AL tn. buildings In the city All tho
tally flushed " hard (ash). arc egant g.
nxturss heat and every AL exceedingly
hight and airy arc perfectly ventilated have outside wndevA
s Z. Ss +. az .:: .
e $ A.. saS SHa e.s s a Ss S s:: :y :
%sa ss 4. TaE II %s si ss '''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
HTDNIGHT HEATHER REPCRI

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsIIISGToN, ID. c., Monday, Aug 81 a. IN. }
Syn0psis for the past "a hours
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15

A TnoY stove Arm has received let
ter from tho West in relation to the pur-
chase Of heater for church. which
concludes a. follows: 1.-THE heater fur
nished by you for tho church at =
works bully. Giyeus your bedrock bot
tom prices. ss we are poor. but very
pious."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15

A MAN out west who married widow
has invented q device 20 cure her OF
"sternaily" praisins her former hus-
band. Whenever she begins to descant
ON his noble qualities. this ingenious
No. 9 merely says: "Pocr dear man
How wish ho had not died."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15

AMoSo the colorea societies OF Rich
mond, Virginia. In addition 70 AssonS
Odd Fellows. Rechabitss, etc.. are tho
Kingdom Of Wealth. All Night Socivty.
Radical Drag (msmbership ~. Heroines
Of Jericho. Sisters Of the Lords Delight,
Star Of Jacob and Weeping Marys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15

TIE difference between sexes may be
stated thus: A man gives forty cents for
q twenty-five csnt thing that he wants.
and woman gives twenty-five cents for
n forty cent thing that she does not
want.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15

NEW YoHKrHs.vill have nm abundance
OF ice this year. Along the upper Hud-
son river 2.500.000 tons OF the article
have been secured. valued at s2s.Ooo.-
600. The capital invested in the iee
business in New York IA -, 800, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15

FRkScH writer says that ono Amsri-
can In hundred has handsome chin.
This Is duo TO the fact that 50 many oil
our fellow citizens give nearly all their
time 10 tho cultivation Of check.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15

THx statement male in dieni6ei and
Trustworthy newspaper that Gen.
Sicklss runs high-tonsi hash house In
Paris" is considered damaging to that
gentleman'- character.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15

BAscHorr is ssventy-ave. He makes
his own Gres at g A. NJ, studies till ! '.
~, and then goes for horseback ride.
Yes, and II II hadn't been for lighting
that hrs no might have been hundred
naW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15

KRurP, the great iron-ioundor Of
Northern Germany. has been compelled
TO dismiss many Of his hands. and has
reduced the pay OF others.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15

IT won't be long now before you can
truthiully say TO the nei9hbor who Is
everlastingly wanting to borrow some
thing, that 10 Ia Lent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15

ALroSzo has hurled another procla-
nation at his enomies; but nobody II
hurt. They didn't fight that way when
George Washington licked Leonidas at
the baltic of Waterloo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15

ALuAM Is Emma c. Ia Jeunessc, born
In Canada. Of French parents. She
lived at Albany. Now York. till she went
abroad. She was never west OF Buffalo
until this winter.