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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-31
The EskinlOs.

The EskimOs are essentially peculiar
people. Their character and their condi-
dition the one of necessity growing out OF
the other, are peculiar. First, it is claimed
for them that they are the anomalous race
of America-the only people of the new
world clearly identical with any race OF
the old Then they are the most littoral
people in the world The lineal extent OF
their occupancy, all of it narrow sea.
board averaging scarce one hundred
miles in width, is estimated at not less
than five thousand miles. Before them is
a vast, unknown icy ocean, UPON which
they scarcely dare venture beyond sight
of land; behind them hostile mountain
GERS, ever ready to dispute encroachment
Their very mother earth, upon whose cold
bosom they have been borne, age
after age, through countless gene
rations, is almost impenetrable, thaw-
less ice. Their days and nights, and sea-
sons and years are not like those Of other
men. Six months of day succeed six
months of night. Three months of sun
less winter; three months of nightless
summer; six months of glimmcring twi-
light
About the middle of October begin.
the long night of Winter The earth AM
sea put on an icy covering; beasts and
birds depart for regions sheltered or more
congeniai; humanity huddlcs in subterra-
mean done; all nature sinks into repose.
The little heat left by the rctrcating sun
soon radiates out into tho deep blue realms
Of spacc; the temperature sinks rapidly
to forty or fifty degrees below freezing
the air Is hushed, the ocean calm, the sky
cloudless. An awful, painful stiffness
pervadcs the dreary solitude. NOT
sonnd is heard: the distant din Of busy
man. and he noiscless hum of the wilder
ness alike are wanting. Whispers be-
Dome audible at a considerable distancc,
and an insupportable sense Of loneliness
cnDresses ina inexperienced visitor. Oc-
oasionally the aurora l,orealis Asshss out
In prismatic coruscations, throwing :
brilliant arch from east to west-ncw IN
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-31

FouR toddies down a mans throat, these
cold days, won't warm him up half 80
much as single hot punch in the nose.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-31
Alkali for an Old Apple Tree.

In considering the growth Of organ
isms, the action of the alkalies is to be
looked upon as scarcely less important
than that of air and water. Lime is the
great animal alkali, and potash the vege
table one its old name of vegetable kali
expressed that fact, and all the potash of
commerce is we'll known to he derived
from wood ashes. Tie Importance of
potash as manure has frequently been
overlooked by farmers, who rarely know
the large amount of this material found
in grass, grain crops, leaves, barnyard
manure, ronts, and fruits. The point to
which we now call attention is, that our
farmers and fruit-growers have ignored,
or rather have been ignorant of, the i'm
portance of wood ashes as a vegetable
stimulant, and as the leading constituent
of plants. Even coal ashes, now thrown
away as useless, have been shown both
by experiment and analysis, to possess
fair share of alkaline value. We will re-
late only one experiment: Some twenty
five years ago we treated an old hollow
Pippin apple tree as follows: The hol-
low, to the height of eight feet, was
filled and rammed with a compost of
wood-ashes garden-mold, and a little
waste lime (carbonate). The filling was
securely fastened in by boards. The next
year the crop of sound fruit was sixteen
bushels, from an old shell of a tree that
had borne nothing of any account for
some time, and for seventeen years after
filling, the old Pippin tree continued to
flourish and bear well.--Scientifc Ameri-
can.
FEED RAcK-The following is des-
cription of a feed rack for poultry, which
will keep the food clean and from being
wasted. 1t also insures an equal share
to each, as the stronger cannot domineer
and drive the weaker:
Take plank six inches wide, and Of
/ any cesirell length !; nail ON straps of inch
boar<3s % - TO form trough two inches
deep Two inches apart in this place
PerPendlcuiar sticks or wircs, one foot
high, and. put on railing, making it
somewhat resemble hay rack. Hinge .
board cover on top and the machine is
complete. Put it in some convenient
place in the hcnnery, or soon learn its
use, and get the hang of it. They can
feed from all sides by putting their heads |
between the wires.-COr. Poultry World. |
ARBITRATION PRErERAB1E. = Some |
years ago the town authorities Of St. /
Johnsbury, VT, offered $50 to an Irish /
man for some land required for widening
! street. He refused, went TO law, and
las Kept the matter in the courts till last
week, when, after spending $500 in coats. Ii
uit, each side paying its costs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-31

THE Albany Penitentiary is probably
tho best managed priaon IN the woI.o'
and has long been fasorite of the Ma
tionai Government for the punishment of
offenders against feder.I law. 1t now
contains Sss prisoners-.aOO of them wo-
men. men-ana the cash pro6ts of the year will
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-31

EVENING HOURS AT HoME.-Husband
your evening hours. The night is prof
table season of mental culture, social
happiness and rest Books, conversation,
music-these fit well the night. Happy
now are they who have homes. A bed to
sleep in, and table to eat from do not
constitute home. Any old bachelor,
with salary, can purchase so much of
the worlds comforts. But the magnetic
freside circle, the smiles of mother or
wife, the talk of the sensible old folks,
the songs of sweet-voiced sisters, the af-
fectionatc good night of children; the
wholesome occupation Of heart and mind
in social andintellectual enjoyment-these
are the unpurchasable comforts of home,
and the winter nights.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-31

wife, the talk of the sensible old folks,
the songs of sweet-voiced sisters, the at
fectionate good night of children the
wholesome occupation Of heart and mind
in social and intellectual enjoyment-these
and the winter nights
To PRESERVE CITRoN.-Take three
pounds of sugar to fourteen pounds of
citron; cut in as large pieces as conve-
nicnt. Put the sugar in preserving ket-
tie with little water; boil and skim; add
cloves, cinnamon, mace, and coriander
seed. Put in as much of the citron as
the sirup will cover, and cook till you
can run straw through; then place upon
plates to dry. A little citron thus pre-
pared is very nice for mincc pies or cake.
KEROSENE and powdered lime, whiting
OF wood ashes, will scour tin with the
least labor. Kerosene and whiting will
also cleanse silver-ware, door-knobs,
hinges, etc Wet the flannel slightly in
the oil, dip into the whiting, and rub
hard; wash off with hot soap-suds, and
brighten with chamois skin or news
paper. ...
EAT PLENTY OF AppLEs-The frequent
use Of apples, either before or after meals,
has most healthful effect upon diges-
ton. Better eat less meat and more
fruit. An eminent French physician
thinks that the decrease of dyspepsia and
bilious affections in Paris is owing to the
increased consumption of apples, which
fruit, he maintains, is an admirable pro-
- Ill
nourishing and easily digested article.
To MAKE CRAcKERs.-Taken nine cups
of flour, one cup of lard; rub we'll to-
gethcr Add two cups of water, one
teaspoonful of salt, and the same of sal
eratus. If they are so stiff that you think
you can never roll them thin, you have
made them just right. A
FROZEN CUsTARD-Take one quart OF
milk, FIVE eggs and one-half pound OF
sugar, boil the milk and pour it over the
eggs and sugar, beating it at the same time
Put it on the fire again and stir to prevent
it burning; as soon as it thickens take il
off and strain through a hair sieve, anG
when cool add the flavor and it is ready
for freezing. p"
SPICE CAKE.-One and one-half cups
butter; two cups sugar; two eggs; one
4 taaspoonful of soda dissolved in one ON,
of cold water; four and : half cups Hour
| ono Tablespoonful each of cinnamon and
nutmeg; three-quarter spoonful cloves
as that Is . strong spice. Fruit is great
improvement.
SoFr SUoAR CAKE.-Two cups sugar !;
one of milk; one of butter; five of -four;
three eggs; one teaspoonful saleratus.
SPONGE CAKE.-Four eggs; their
weight in sugar; weight of two in flour.
SoFT CAKE.-One cup sugar; one cup
sour milk two eggs; beat eggs and sugar
together; five tablespoonful melted but
ter; one even teaspoonful saleratus. Spice
and salt to suit the taste.
, 1875-12-14
gave young D;easpton tr,anr aum Of mone7.

gave y1'lng Dich!penn trlang anm Of none7.
lilo sod Dica'nrrtI however. 10 cali at Tim h*iI
ishco of ls'l iu"Bi when In rAn.n tn Kew fa"t. IN
The coHta3 0f yrat Dr tn FopHG Ei";;t1''n.
hav!n.; inianr'l htu m1'it-a. ntut!.t-. aah me-
stu.incI 10 ,,l.4h hls tnftl.nrt &, tn. H'ast
called Il" rri1"htt:tI, At l.t. Vim. Il. lated t.,
rEtng 7!:n hia, which waH lihtnEa, bwii,E 10 thu
!.rAn patch over tho Horket ot lbn Joht rya.
Finally. huwaver. tin caller VAS lsnndoin news.
pAunr. Wnl. y. d.. artet without n.plnnHt!"n ant
did not rotirn. NiaEntted mud hlHlli mel l,nk-
tnsou vent ''r lie liud~n tn Waterford. rhase
fo soon recured baad*xno Practice. Houn.
hIwoyor, TIC consequences IT hIa wuit,u laid
Inn lr'stra:c. f'a't:efty rcccvcrlhr hfs rh*-
eician told hin, " trip 10 Eu3, VISA tho only
mrans Vt has!u,: his hts. lIo had family aud
rcant Iueaus. Tho lat, Auh, knickeg gbucker
helped lin ont Of lin f.,arr ii dtlllculticr aid
l,a went to Nov Ye,k. lhnte In mot tho wlitcr
IT tbe ':'ln'n ,lca'ou to tho Star, aud told hin
ttIo circuMst Ancba hbnys narrated. Together
tho two called o7I of. TnLn .ncph. and a1l the
ta'nfacttoo tia old man volchsntcd came In tbo
worls :" kuow noting abont y; nlr sun
William EetticA AL d1t.' ;" ronr Dickinson"
ronrtltos Tic writer. n"vcr retnrte'1-Iie died
In GHbl. IeN1Ing ilelp!csa and destitute wifn
Nut ILllltau
, 1875-12-14

Tho first spetl.nE- boo In England was held
teceutly ut lslington, "uudas the American
rules" Wsbster's Dictionary belnG the stsndald.
Tuirty..wo gentlemen and eighteen iadios es-
sayed their skill before crowded audience. Ia
slough tha hsss prize tel TO gentleman. Tic
wogds that proved too much tor rthe powers 81
al except The tsixotsketa wsro not very aiaiout.
:. Ntodadsudsou," '.Apocsvphai.' .,'philnpic."
!" "hsndeGad.!!y," "and "oane!opsrA. put l.fEs
lat, .'sesqupAd4!iau WAS only spels correctly
by Mk. Janeson. the winuer, Prizes to the
amount OF LII rewarded the s1 successful spelots
out Of tue tfty who entered.
, 1875-12-14


f.'uE SALE MORGAN rsKK C.. H. /. 4 r. 7. n /;
IL n'il-': fs nlnu'e- IL cents t4se: ~ 'nfnula
ifnn Isr yrAr Irr 1ifY h111 Sarrf4y
.f<at std Hni,y '.s"s, III" PORK eraxins ,nt'' on
t'at4't RI ,'|r" i" u "l"'at ris1 l.. Tho t;orou
1ro... f,rtn, T." q ~, i'sr *rs ,'*, ,:'rsosy. n,x
h'hHI4E. -ttr.N' II ,u1D3j.u !tEe. t*clpY
fscit,tsH un,,s,'t IT. v.r-nr nc tt"'tv for Loyt
yrunx a1trs nary an,i .a- rre rusIlr tat'''n'.
i9pls hnltf In nrttr. ii .e4 on t,3 t.ntihess hri
horse. completed 1ai - ,ri" As.t 81 w. sia
cash and 4 - per r'Hu.l .nssne Hrsr, 4yH and
ehtt'r1 inautii. rh, tupanY rnptyr ts."r p.n Arol
t"c. a1d Superintendent 7"t knlsi ohI ina 'Itsssnhl
fhd irahts Frss rIhB tu sttit tnpaely
dnJ bolnrs II ucI3tE. Gi5SstiE Il. El.aRIsI Eeut
M. " CA,nt,*r Of E'hnmr,c".
r,Dn sA!t:-l IA ": HOUSES IN Ky tNsytiS ASD
T. t,isncs?t having from !; n ~ rn.r', "iehl DtsI
rn At f1afA' nat ht bought n h:Her ti.
rrcttyu and nil tsk. nurfh " nuincn
hctra rr.l c's'c a at snf a1d give IN
ked hoo fInu's: e .c1! until ~, NIT a. ons'hrd
L,oHSAL,:-IHAvEt tUrH GlfplCE LOTS IN JEF.
f. G1t.on which tnul: t,e sold This week; Inakp
oHsr. Atdrrss 81 81. Trihnns oh1cs.
f.HJH HALIt- IN EASY TEHMH, OR tn NEST
~ :try 7v. neat AMI .ubstata! dH.lt!nxs In Raryu+
Wool aud Hmmor!AIe ske u.t.t en- up fares and
fto1 +Nk ftnju
, 1875-12-14

HOW tho AsEUks tsuabU thU1F NatIHio@Vs
Tho generosity ui tho Assors Il shown In soa,e
SAets contributed by correspondence Of tbe
sehsaast.tly s&ar. Some ,hlsty or ietty yesr.
undor tho charge OF Z young student Of Or.
Cha.uplu Of 'CAmbr1dge, Macs. nAmod Dlakiu-
son. Que da5. Wills Dicksnaon WIS sithnu At
hla dssk aud his charge lying upon hls led, ths
Latter 1ai.pa oudge, sud, hu.l'ug 1t = tle
destroying II, and causing = weary con-
faement Of many seeks. Iutslhgeuoe Of
thls eaa atfMn W. forthwith co,nmuni.
Gated to the Ahtors, aud tho brotLsr. the
late W1a. H., made Journey to Cambridge. lie
, 1875-12-14


Ia ths ktt,tor Of JIIs ch'eaao Itiaune:
1ltLlsDALE, Mich. Dec. al notice. Ia q ro-
cent Issue Of TUE Tribune. thai American rihh0ns
arc being sone to Loudon. to which market Amer
lean cotton hnl iron goot4 aiso hro being sent.
This t1.easurs Ia favored by tue difference beswetn
American and DritIah currency. Bet noithnr tho
silk, tho cotton nur the iron IL the piouear ia
this s4caTryiug; Of coals to Nowoaatle." Ths
American salt-producatH have for many yaars
paHt-xhen salt hhs been retailing as homo as
high AZ &225 per barrel--sold their salt ip Call-
ada at 81 per barrel. In competition With Caus-
dian and Engilsh aa!t What great fact do these
straws, or Lcsaer facts, iliuEtrAts7 I This, most
coneIusivo}y: that the manufacturers Of
Au,s.icsn protected sllk, and cotton, aud iron,
and sAlt,--to uhicl, may bo added numerous
catalogue Of similarly protecsed attsc'es, which
may Be. o1pauted soon to follow suIt.-haus
draton, and Fdtr draining, 10 largely from tue
pockets OF thar compelled American customers
that theAe mauulactuser1 ara abls tO sell u
greatly-Eeducel rates. and yet make psoat.
Thls Ia either 10. or 1t IL dons for buueombs
which can hardly be expected In buslness.tE tEana-
actions Of tls cl,aracser. Query: IIow il tho
National Treasury benefited by tha magnificent
building. up: Of American manufsctnFe4,-thlA
IegA!iTad Gnslchment Of Que CLAUS at the expense
Of tho many pease halp al! thoughtful per-
SONS TO gso these facts In their true Light, aud
YOU will gervo the oAuse OF the bIrdcnad aud
oppressed people. Ardo.
, 1875-12-14
TIE COURTS.
Another Dividend for the Creditors Of
the Chicago Fire,
Record Of Judgments an1 New Suits.

Record Of Judgments nnl{ New Suits,
THE CHICAGO r1nE-JssuRA.icE COMPANY,
A largo and luyal gathering Of Tho creditors
of tho defunct ChIcuro F1rc-Is,s,,rnuce Com,u,y
was had yosto,duy afternoon, il, tho rpI,o States
49,. :,..S. ] 49,. ~. " ...'. ''o '"'o'
niss''et eo'' io1 soe l'''lpoEo VI oeo'ar-
lnH kecoou u'sHehd' 1he AssRfao2 feao Its
report, aud after houlo d1BcHsaioii, it was voted
to declare dividend of 9 pcr cent. which was
d,,o r.,,;. I,yfd.,, ,,,l ho ,or.,to l., val,
"'"o' -" a'',1o"a "''' ~ f"'AD,e ~ "os..
VI 'eh uo3h " tno oi'ico ot tne Asslgaco' NJ u
bryan Block.
iyEMs.
TIM raao oY Ir;1f VI .tr,,c 1,alt;m,rs. rtt,hnro
l. 1,1,,o... ,,.,,un., ro.r,.,, III, ~, ,.,.i 10
cn.e"so isa4"oea oo'nP"u, - 7''1' VI. .''ah ~
lore SoaGo D'ouBsth aua VII! De Fooo tot Oil ohy
at least. Tho Arguments Of council will not
nrobab[y. bo hoard until after tue holdsys,
,rt,o armn,,,,o I'm r., t},a ganoor caan w;,, bs
- 1870, ~ ~
oon''oaeo lo'aA5. 'ii' nset ooSan LIB nistAloa'
yentordhy. Rud WILL nfooablY Occupy q Rooo part
OF to-tInY.
:Judce McAlIister ia enqared In heartnr tho
,o.o ~ A,s.t, "a ,r,o f,h,c.vo 1,o,, r,,ons 1.
raoo "a r"a" r w. ."' ~uN Ivy A'sa"o "
Pacific Naitoad comranT, brought to tooover
damages for tho killing OF ono Austin, OIL
Clark street, nsar Fifteenth, by oue Of tho dc.
fepiaat,x ear,uas.
1,.,1r,sr c,,,n-.
UNITED STATES cooh1s'
u. la'losnah ~ CO.. Tor tna lhe o. Auoseoh
Child, began q Ruis for ~, 900 ngaiuat tho A1er-
cant,lo INSURANCE Company.
Tho 1,ui,,n N.tjonat 1,art, of t,roro ron.
mcnceo a suj, era,n.t lin Sort}srn IIlunia Cosl
a'u Iron COMPANY 10 recover r., sio'''oo
,., e"hAoh IL, ~. - LIao. .Ta,
.onn M Auas o. Isn n!ea sonta
L,,n,u n..a,, ~ an,Ins, ~, - :c7 ' ,
~ hna -, Saut ~
VI tAGA4A %oAo'HsbNH ~ h"AA A]nfh3 A|oA~8AfsEAt
, 1875-12-14

COUNTRY HEHL ESTATE.
Eayh - 4LE-HEKr CilEAr-A G0DD5TuCK FARM
y nt GMacres snl!a. ir sm Ianury t1tIun, Fs,tte
County II. u. n. RI: terns cAsy. hddsrss j. IL.
EPEAH, I'd south 1itt,rt.. hpHnehed. ILL.,
I.lon SALE A EpLESDED wkLLlMpKOvRD
farm IN Ksn.t, ~ ft sotc, w't tflut.t and wAtcr,
Initial states Land tlncs: nrar Of incuLnhrAneci u.
TAYLOR IN Last UIxit1un-st
, 1875-12-14
WANTED.-hFALE HELP.

Hoo1skc~7n7%. Clerks. s.to.
,o,'h~i, s !";:,, v9 rn ~ lI !:
.%f t' N.a - " t:., # :, I T.; .; i;s:xo. saH>'
,,lr. " s'4 gn1: hoat .aa r.. tt.1ei.nx
mn ssa. ss hotel and transient
III "a %%1o ,sss,. 4 Is
" q: 's;y S -: issr.asa, @ :: - T.
sy ~ SStt ss. s'
... .... Trnnc,.
w ANTEf a. COOP EHfsrIE f;f'MBER woo
r3iSt;;! s II r.: co ohH?g IL Hst, t. SnA"
xosa Sass tSse;, ia 4; ..ss:.!; IT, Sssy rH0
tS's%sa, oS ias.:. ]. II s&2RH s r.
w tSTEn.A sootl pITsTER AM TONER. ASb
.a. =. '-;3 Il. .a.sn. "S Ut
{VA;TEn-A coon bAHh5R At looa WEST LAKE
1TASMTt;n;=.,:A. :, .;on!, sf:RoL1-sAwYER Ar Is
bs,e uaioa dAttsT Gse.ep Ap
P*skins Provision Gonpany.
q ssros. ssf es,sIsI @ ,s5srs S:{s !. IS 81
Emnln-menr AGENTS.
Sast ..... ss9 7, 4 ~ roR rE
~ IA sta ~ ~ se t.densIn = snet for h.l.stsip
nsar tbs n1 ~ y t"f etafish "7,k
T., isaorn1t 1nnr SSth Fin 3fap e"!h
W,ts,., 4uE itu.n II. = bAft1hIhHs al hauth
Ii1Asrxn- pu7,,,:,-,. ;71;77 ,7a7 7;1z -,
e.s:s ~ e =, f.; ss: s"s
!aborsFs going Snn Ia bry ef.rp tickets 10 NV Or
!eant tIsk4hpfe Msnnhs. GA1stst,n. and all points
aua1n' ~ - y ''t hA5d"1pt-ss In oaco ra4rscs.
fSfASTrb eYt rArfRDtn fArrDups Tf7 ~
W Snu,.. tIs - - -, ,t''..lt5 ~ tD
tttkets SOUTH. T.. A. ASGsLi, ~ sun W.,ct.sI
MfsceilanonpA.
" ~ FcI. /; L. !nI3 Mhf ht ,lUSr WHAT
n ~ a. " s9ch ~ pMs,9esst WI Pay Iot
nn.. ~ IL Ws. 80 sHat NJ ~ go W nese hatlEE hn'i
kanteci sppca:.nc9 mott ~ f.ctorJ irducrneps. Au
tfit o. cur goods w eonvncc 70u shat s'o week
10 eAsiy EAdr viii trnd 81 s.rptes freo 10 fra
Snt ,,nnnI T"Y III; " thSs ~ :. ra1.9n "oase'''
-: - - s.-;- e E.-!-M : = s ---
ttASTED-AS ADtAhttE.AGEST Fur A NEW
t,n.n r.tsn. e. ~ III; s.su 10 fen.
anirc ons II .hs. s, ~. x e.
nstf ,,,... .t.1s !. ii trat Il 'c. n! VI
, 1875-12-14

W hn..s Ae ot In Eos! iuc .ou Tor ehuut 45Leo VII!
jay f,.oAes.n \" btnlcrs n'ed aroy: vii ntEo I.ts
vi nsnppala only Address, Tor ten da5s, Tt1hua0
, 1875-12-14


1lAATNKK WAkTED-W1rn .4A1 1ou. TO TAKK \.
pfoa1. VIII NV faHM c1Hsh: ~: etaase ri saAss4
wiz, Address MEnUHAHT, Tribune aftos.
1>AKrNkR WANrRp-~I HAVE e+aa 70 a4al 70 ~
1as III .sa: seod p.2iat Sasaa.s,. " ~ ss}s e e
tu,i u wiling. ps&aa A4dlsa4 Il. tEs6aA
plla4.
, 1875-12-14
ROCKS.

HOQhHs
F!ttATTEhBOx AND PxkF NHOW. St.sai. .MtDH+'
Shakespeare, ete,h Is eenl Elegant boots tes Uhzlss
mAs, UlLhkNT'a, in bouta C!asL4t.
COODnlG9pk NATURAL. HISTORY tvpl3:, s1a4
" Ths MassuoAl pnstAt GRllGry, vols, H.; Chan.
tsr, EneJa!sHsd.e brand a's T. tos, Eslis Il:
spiaadId oopls4 Vi liz pu4is, ssp a. "
Upsu eysF1 sv4nlng. utEHEKT. 1871 Sout b Ci3tkat.
, 1875-12-14
COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Gc1ni-Annual Report Of tia Physician
Of the Insaao A,yinln.
In Spite Of Mc(atfrcy We Shall Know
What l'aupers Are Helped.
Tho GhoriH'a Observation-Disclosures q
Grand Jury.

Tue rAvn!nr vnth.y tnaeLlng ri tao Lnna tnt,n-
~ lMai'l vi Eot.tlthity.urH waa hold yesterday
Afternoon. President Juhn.o'4 IN tho chair.
FIesunt, CotnlnisHnntts Aya,s, Durdick. IHsse,
t*1Eofl, ClearY. Cnny, fiueu,her. I1erilng, lloE-
den Loue. gan, Nccaf1rey. sIuioy. Schmidt, aud
1nbor.
, 1875-12-14

INIYORCKx LEGALLY oBrAtNkD, NOT yHAuu
nI.ntjy fvS altar dscssa. EIassa yeara' ps1utcS
L. ths csu4ss Of Elssxo, Addltn ppstUtss H.1 lv7.
, 1875-12-14

4 A:-Tn LoAN-MpNEy ~ CHICAGO pnoP-
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ADJUSTMENTS

VARIETIES THEArER.-Macbeth last night was
the piece de resistance offered to the select au-
dience present at the Varieties for their enter
tainment. Notwithstanding the many interest,"
inc cIimaxes and beautiful situations in this mas
teTpiece OF Shakespeare, as rule 1t mas not re-
ceived that response it really deserves. Inc
strong rendition of Mrs. Bowers was eXtraorcl-
narily good, and in our opinion showed consld-
cradle Improvement over her last years study.
Mr., McCollum was by far stronger in Macbeth
than in any character he has assumed here. His
terror at the deed done and painful remorse
we're vigorously rendered The &C ing OF Messrs.
Cotton, Carhart and Nlllers was better than ordl-
nary.
ST. CHARLES THEArER.-There was large au-
dience at the st. Charles last night, doubtless
drawn thither by the announcement that it was
the last appearance this seaeon Of that nimitable
actor and clever gentlemen, Mr.. F. s. Chanfrau,
whose 'riends in this city are legion. The
evenings entertainment consisted Of The Octo-
roCn,' and the favorite drama, entitled !" Dick
Turpin and Tom King" Everything went off
company seeming to be at their best, and the
frequent manifestations OF approval by the au-
dience showed that their efforts were fully ap-
preciated.
This evening, the benefit OF Mr.. W. T. Harris,
on which occasion v i'll be presented The Honey
moon" and the Lonely Man Of the Ocean,"
We would say to our plav-goers, give Mr.. Harris
a bumper-he deserves it. Monday evening,
J&uudIy Z, MISS Aud OI6ys lilo CudIHuuS ldUy
and talented actress, will make her appearance.
ACADEMY OF MUs1c.-To-night we are to wit
ness the last representation of the Invisible
Prince" which has been on the boards since
Thursday, and drew large houses, in connection
with the specially artists. both companies fur
nishing an excellent evenings entertainment.
On Monday the grand, romantic and sensa-
tonal drama, in five tableaux, with all of the
scenic effects, calcium lights and properties, will
be produced ''The Sea ef Ice, or The Wild Flower
of Mexico" embracing in the cast Of characters
the full strength Of the dramatic company.
The Clio entert inment will embrace the fol-
lowing speciality artists, who have been engaged
by Mr.. Bidwell expressly for the holidays The
Vaidis Children, the most wonderful and aston
ishing gymnasts in the world-ony seven years
old, and yet perform with 80 much ease and neat
ness as to allay any uneasiness that may arise in
the audience for fear of accidents; Mr.. George 8.
knight, the celebrated German dialect comme-
dian; MIR. W. Ashcroft Ia his Irish songs and
dances; Miss Kitty Brooks thu charming vocalist:
Miss Remmelsburg and Miss ClinetOp, each and
every enc appearing in new acts.
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I. O. O. F.

100. F.-Han of Southwestern Lodge No.
49, l. u. o. F.. Room No. Odd Fellows Hall.-The
members OF Southwestern Lodge expected to be
punctual to the hour, at the regular ting which
Business installation of officers, and important re-
pczt interesting all the Fraters, will be submitted
brothers OF Sistes Lodges are cordially invited.
BY order OF &. l. PHILIPS n. G.
TAI SuWe
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There is heavy reduction in all goods at DAN
tigers great emporium M in dry g goods, At 1o3
Every variety OF dry goods can be obtained at
this grand dry goods establishment. We COM
mend to the public this prince Of dry goods mer-
chants, and only ask the ladies to give him a
call and examine his stock.
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W. G.. CoYLE & Co., No. 1873 GRAvIER.- ave cal
the attention Of consumers to the advertisement
OF the above firm, to be found in another column.
Plttsburg, Virginia Camel large lumpe) ana
Anthracite Coal, egg and chestnus size, at lowest
market rates. From what we know Of these
gentlemen, we would advise all those wis are in
want of coal to give them q CALL