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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-12
NEW TO-DAY.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
Notice No. 26s, United states Survey
No 81.
UNITED STATES LAMP OFFICE, !
CARSON CITY. NEVADA,
April 3. 1878.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ -" White Cloud Consolidated Gold and
Silver Mining Company, oiatiOn by
its agent, .. l.. CRANDALL, whose rostofice
address is at San dose, Santa clara county,
California, has made application for United
States Patent to two thousand (2,0O0l linear
feet of certain lode Of quartz or other rock
in place, bearing gold, silver, copper and
other metals, commonly called and known as
the " White Cloud Lode, and the White
Cloud Consolidated Gold and silver Mining
Claim" White Cloud Mining District. Chure-
hill county, State of Nevada, extending two
thousand 10000 linear feet in an easterly or
southeasterly direction from Post No. 1.-THE
point of beginning along the line of said lode
and embracing the same with all dips, spurs,
angles and variations, with surface ground
six hundred 5000 feet in width, and described
on the plat and field notes ON tie in my Office
as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a post marked "No. l, L. 8.
Survey No. 81" whence chimney of the stone
cabin Of the White Cloud mine bears south
SO deg. 30 min. east, 1,225 feet, said cabin
being about mile and one half from mouth
of White Cloud canyon, and north 81 deg. east,
720 feet, Of monument of location of theWhite
Cloud lode, whence monument of location
of the White Clond lode bears south "a delM4b
min. east. ,04l feet, and whence the highest
peak on the north side of White Cloud canyon
and cabin bears north % deg. 30 min east,
2 1872 feet; thence, first course. south Is deg.
80 min. west, GOO feet, to post marked " No.
., U. 5. Survey, No. 81" thence, second course,
south II deg. 80 min. east, goo feet to a post
marked +" No. 3, U. = Survey, No. ST." thence
running third course north Is deg. 80 min.
east, 600 feet, to post marked No. 4, U. S.
survey, No. 81" thence running fourth
course north II deg. 30 min. west, 900 feet.
to post marked No. ], the place Of beginning
containing within the above described boun-
DIARIES 81 54-I0Oths acres. Courses and bear
ings expressed from true meridian, magnetic
variation, II deg. IS min east
This claim is bounded by no other claim as
far as known, and is on unsurvey ed land and
being far from any United States public land
surveys, no connection was made. This sur
vey was made to conform with the record Of
location. This location is recorded in the
mining records of White Cloud Mining Dis
trict, kept at the Office of the Mining Recorder
of said White Cloud Mining District. Churchill
county, Nevada.
ADOLPHUS Waltz,
ap12 65t = Register.
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THE Enterprise would have it appear
that the people of Nevada are under
obligations to ex-senator Stewart for
excluding the State from the provisions
of the swamp land Act of Congress.
1t says: No man was ever nearer
right on any proposition than was Sen
ator Stewart when he quashed the
swamp land business" As the Sena-
tor said in speech on the floor of the
United States Senate, that there are
no swamp lands in Nevada" we fear
the Enterprise estimates right and
wrong by its own standard, that is,
that the end justifes the means.
Senator Stewart was wrong. as thous-
ands are aware, when he made the as
sertion, and if the Enterprise thinks
no man was ever nearer right, we
should like to hear its opinion of the
Beecher business.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-12

WHILE a young lady from western
town was having her photograph
taken, and just at the moment when
it was required of her to keep perfectly
still, she suddenly threw up her arms
and exclaimed: ooh! Lord sakes,
but I forgot to take this guild OF gum
out of my MOUTH
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-12

w CALLAGHAN, HAVING SUPPLIED
~. the trade Of the Pacific Coast with these
celebrated Yeast Powders for the past ten
years, would caution the pull lie against spu-
rious limitations, as none are genuine unless
ID. CALLAGHAN'S signature IL on every can.
We are also putting upa sunerior article Of
"CALLAGHANS" BRAND Of Cream Tartar
in every style Of package. Also, "CALLA-
CHAINS" BRANDS Of Bi- Carb. Soda and IXL
Saleratus. which we of IT at lowest market
rates. Also on hand anG FOR sale Cream Tar
tar Crystals in casks pure ground Cream
Tartar nibulk, English Bi-Carb Soda in kegs.
ID CALLAGHAN n CO..
Factory and Sdlesroom l2l Front street. :.
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He blushed fiery red; her heart
went pit-a-pat; she gently hung her
head, and looked down at the mat.
He trembled in his speech; he rose
from where he sat, and shouted with a
screech. you're sitting on my hatp'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-12

IT was young lady of Peoria, who,
hearing her two lovers quarreling
about her. seized each by the hair and
so smote their heads together that the
reverberation caused rumor that the
ice had broken up in the river.
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TIE new Tribune Building was
formally opened in New York City last
Saturday. The editorial staff present
ed a magnificent set of silverware to
Whitelaw Reid, inscribed with a picture
of the building and monographs, H..
g." 1S41, and ". r., 1875.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-12

There! that explains where my
clothes-line went too exclaimed an
Iowa woman, as she found her hus-
band hanging in the stable.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-12

The New York Legislature again re-
fuses to pass the bill to permit a wife
to testify for or against her husband In
ciyel actions and criminal cases.
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of Geo.W Holt, deceased.
In the District Court for Humboldt County,
Nevada
ETTERS OF ADMINISTRA1 ION ON
n A the Estate Of said deceased having been
granted by said Court to the undersigned,
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against the deceased to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers TOME, within ten
months from the 18th day Of April. 1876. at
the store Of G. Chenoweth, in the town of Win.
nemucca county Of Humboldt.
NANCY | ENE HOLT,
Administrative Of Geo. w. Holt, deceased
apl2 itoaw
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Notice TO Creditors.

In the Matter Of the Estate
of Geo.W. Holt, deceased
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The spring fights opened up briskly
this week. says the Elko Independent
of last Saturday, and if the recreation
continues gouged eyes and Topped ears
will become drug upon the market.
A couple of "the girls" few days
since failed to agree upon the main
issue, and in the discussion which en-
sued Nellie got away with a quarter
section of the other girls auricular,
and otherwise disfgured head piece,
for which exhibition of her personal
prowress Nellie is held to answerto the
charge of mayhem.
VICE PRESIDENT WILSON, who had
made arrangements for trip to
Europe has changed his mind. He has
concluded not to establish the prece-
dent of Vice President leaving the
country during his term of Office. If
Graut could now be prevailed upon to
60 in his stead, the people would will
lingly overlook the precedent for the
sake of getting rid of the President.
THE new reservation for the Sho-
shone In ,;ans includes four town
ships of land north of Carlin, at the
head waters of Jacks, Coyote and
Stampede creeks. The location was
selected by Captain Palmer. who is
authorized by Indian Agent Bateman
TO furnish the Indians who desire to
work with farming implements and
supplies.
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AUDIToR's OFFICE,
HUMBOLDT COUNTY, NEVADA,
WfNNEMUCCA, April 5, 1878.

YsyO THE HON THE BOARD OF COUNTY
Commissioners of humboldt County
Gpntlemen | herewith submit my report of
the finances of Humboldt County for the
Quarter Year ending april 5th, 1875:
Balance in Treasury January 4th,
1873. ..............-.-... ....SA9IDt' 70
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.Qll Series, Vd. s..
i CllEEKFUL HOME.

4
4 single, bitter word may disauiet an
entirc fariils fotrawhole day. One surly
glance casts,a gloom over the household !;
while i ainile, lilse geain Of sunshine,
may light up the / darkest and weariest
bpurss Like unexpected flowers which
spring UP along onr path. fullof freshness
fragrance and 40 do kind words. and gentle
acts, and sYeet dispositions make, glad,the
homei. where peace and, blessings dwell.
Nosuatter, bow, humble The abede. III
be thus garnished Hiih gsuec, and sweetened
With kiudnssk and suiiles, .tho heart will
thrn longingly towasi ii from All the tum-
ultso the world. .and,a llome,l il il beeyer
80 humble. will be-the dearest spot beneath
tile circuit of the sun. q. is Il. : .,n
And the influences Of. home perpetuate
themselves. The gentle grace of.the mother
lives in the daughters long alter her head
is pilowed in the dust Of death, ana the
fatherly kindness, finds an echo in the bo-l
.bility and.courtesy Of, sons who conc to
wear bis MANTLE and 70 fll bis place while
on the other hand, from an unhappy, mis-,
governed, and disofdercd home, 70 forth
persons sho shall max other homes mis-
crable, and perpetuate the. sourDess and
sadness, the contentious. and strifes and
railings, which have made their own carly
lives so wretched and distorted. .as.
Toward the cheerful home tae children
gather as clouds aud as doves TO their
windows, while from Tie home which ii
tbe.p abode .pf aisconlent aDl strife. and,
trouble, they 1y forth as lnitures to,.ond
their prey. The class Of men thai disturb
and disorder and distress tue world arc
not those born aud nurtrrsd amid the hale
loved influence of, Christian. homes but.
rather those, whose early life has ibeen q
scepe,of !, trouble and vesstiop, who layo
started wrong in the pilgrimage. and whose
corrle.is disaster TO themselves and trouble
10 thuse around.
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WHAT GOLD WILL DO.

A Western paper ridicules the idea that
military forces can preyent mining adyen-,
turers from penetrating and prospecting ID
the Black Hills Region in this peculiar
style:
Keeping ten thousand famished cows out
of anunsvpsca field of hnudfed square
miles Of succulcnt corn in July, would be
mere pastime compared with this feat which
the hero Of Atlanta undertakes. Is more
like an .pttcmpt to drive the ,gra:Sto?pers
from sfinucsosa aud Nebraska. Let gold
from the rude rockers Of the Black Hills
rivers be actually exhibited IL paying guam
titles ii tho Chamber Of ,CUmueycco ,;his
cags., apd Gen. Sherman may. proclaim.
threaten, oeciaim and fulminate IN the
name cf the irresistible United States 81
Amerius, but be cap pc moro stop the emil
grafton o those tempting Dakota, knobs
than ho can keep, water irum running down
khl. The inysders would cpntmrc 10 hur.
rahA for Sherulan. and respect the authority
of Uncle Sam. .bnt they WOULD obey psiiher.
Gpld il an irresistible ,.,nagiist !, II IL ap
universal fetish. and men render 10 il pri.
mary allegiance,
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THE BEST PAPER. TRY IT.
P0sTAGE FREE.
ngaurIruLIr ii.LvsrRavEr.

tTHE solrsssse Awrncss nav IN e sHt ses 2.
ral~ss fhr aidrsf ciraisfiv. a sss Srrkis
tlew.luyssr exslsr kind ir the wagtd. fcs 80
fnsss r8sneaces fsritsry q. fsss-
n. cestruf< essl.rHses fhe Ia sst ass ssss tsff-
fr4lag ias~f.sssiss Fersslalng ts tte isss.irisi.
werkaslcsi. aud rr1erttt. frsfrc~ - s*r s sLse
rsr.rrs,simas. uixk ifssftf,t hssrsntags, 81 NsW
fusrniaeas. New iIrf,isssrates Ars fnss-sEs,
aad la yaefes fnfF<rss a ~ tls~fss Z -sfta
Naiss. Rsrlg<t, rn.1zrpti~ze sas AdtFr, "
l'raairsl Wfitefs. fir Worswez ssd hHiaotsss,
Z ~, srtgygtsfc 4 sRgfc ~ /. tIe sl,rs,,-
~ aaa I.e-l Iliuafsles rcrkIs pageF published.
rterr sMsshrr sAefsfss ffs &c 60 " nltsinai
sngrstisy.,s we ~ssAs~~fs aud a"sel inssH-
fiaas.
ENGnav,sos uasssrsari Improvements,
nrwerts sss Imr~fssat wafks. leFta'ni.,x 10
tisl and Nsss~siesl fssinr~fing. MIiiug. MINI
sas ard Met~HMxs. lscerlg 81 the hie-l pro-
rrss ia tsse ssw a-sSksfs " steam kngillcerinxs
l,allwss~ sAassls@lsAius, Nasigaiisn. Telrgfapht
.erpss<s lssssss~sias, kiestrrlls. AaSneilsHt
fighs sss Best F-
fAexERs. mechanics Enxiaeuts. inssNfsrtt
Manufactures, Chemists. Lovers of srieHcr.
Ttaekssss gsrfKy mon. lawycrs. and Ftofr y
III rr~issssons. viii ilui Tho -eirntssh AM~FNaH
s.sfS tsthem. u should h.ts phre ~ rsets
falak4, Library. study. Ulllses nnh taihiine
Sasss; u evcfy itessiilis Roess to'Asef ifs'sae-
a ,saris agn.;.ers rahsalu ssg saxes and seyee-
al llundred Engnslaxs. fllausants q VI.
unle@ are iFessFsrd lsF h.essssr FsferfseF. fns
Irsctiral rrcelpts arr wetf worth tee tfWAr sa.s
saiiscriptIon pficc. Tsglw-, sisi year o n's',
sarludinx POSTAGE. itisusFut tu tiub.. r~sH
sireulns aud riteiasats ent frtc. May " hau
IL al News itesiefs.
nATkNTs. Is eaaneetlon wi'la The scIrisiliir
Il AmeeIcaa. Ne-.fs. MrNN q tsu. afe rolls.
rignxs III Amrflaa aud Foreign fatfNss. aHa
have flis iarRss establishment N fiN wnFu. An.t
tma aity ilsrienNl ni4ficftnr hate heei h.aue
Iaf pltrise through fbe.F nTuey.
paiesisarr ola aiacd on TN l,stt trFilsi M"ieis
II Sew lassuiiens and sketeil,. eKengnsn. .ss4s
adsf ffte. sIHa'ini notice N sildA n ihg ~,
sniths .Amesssan ~ sll iWtentIan FFesie.i
ilEtrtdf tlsl- Ansnry with ti,t nanse aud rsl' m
trsrf Mti%s i'afrnfer. fzimffnfc eltef %ili -
Ewi ~ whoir, 10 persons aiiEafte " w las,u, y
thm IL silrh nnllop. send flt rsffplles. "
Ires eoniaInIne laws and irll dlfcsilois iof us'-
ttnlnx lsnaeuts.
.Adsiruss gaF fAe papef. er conflgnins iaien.s, !,
HIM Il 60 4. rnrk Row y. y. BtaHei'
UiAge. eor. y. and m sts., Washington, " =.
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.rHAT'LI; DO HONEY II.

onesof pur most respected citizens, noted,
for his uprighiness in all other respects Is.
tslthe liiabip Of coming home drunk: He
has. nice wiibwhaon siiclr occasion plltsl
him TO bed, and kind III tucks. the.ube,l
clothes around him.to keep him from fa.s
ling out ,0f. bed. A short time lie got
particularly boozys administrator the gate.
that ied't0ih barnyard for tile dourofhis'
houke, weutfo the pig-pen, climbed over
and fell i,rtaT the irougliy The pigs proI
bably thinking Ia was something TO eat
coaimenced,routing and t8rning him over
with their Isases. "A fter Z while, ,supp,,s-',
ing twas li.sg good wife performing the
customary ssffees dftnckiDg uflsier The bed
clothes slle ma nstaminered ont, "Tnat'll
do, honey conieto bed
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a pair of tighls-Two drunkar,ls.


The heat way % keep . man qnietis To-
educate him. The less y man knows. the
less he thinks Others know.
III
Most people m Ike eggs--too full of
themselves u hgld anything else. !,
Il wonder what makos MS eyes % weak. :.
aid . fop ton gentlemen. They are ii q
weak place responded The latter.
Why il = church bell more sIEable ihana,
church organ?4 l3eeanse one will 70. vixen
itisaollcJ. bot the other will bc .blvwed
FIRST. :.
No Norwegian girl y salla~ed TO- have
beau until she can bake breai and knit
stockings; and, MS consequence. every
girlcan bake and knit long before she can
real or write.
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Virginia is thoroughly ,establishedI fora
negro runaway hung the other day for
killing woman, confessed just before his
death that he had murdered your uncle,
and you arriving when you did had pre-
vented him from getting the gold, but
made Him escape from the house. He
knew your uncle kept large amount Of
money, aud you being away, as bethought,
lie took your knife and committed the
fatal deed.n
Frank listened to Mr.. Dewes almost
breathess, and then, bbwing his face III
!. his hands, he wept like child.
= But come in. 'said Dewes, at length;
we are hungry and need breakfast: and
are dying 10 know how you became i cap-
tain III the Mexican navy.
MY story Is easily told, my dear friends;
for, after escaping from prison through
your kindness, went to Mexico. entered
the navy. and. having rendered some SER
vice, rose to my present aemmand, which
has been the means ofsasing your lives
Little more can be added Frank rtsis
gned his commission and returned hbine,
when he was linnized BY the Whole com.
muniiy. lie came in possesslon Of his
estate, which were greatly increased IN
value; aud. six mouths afterwards, in the
very toMN where F'e was to l,aye had the
bangiHan's haltsr placed around hisneck
for death, lie had the moose of matrimony
thrown AROUND him for life, and the bride
was Mary. Dswes. Thus bis life had been
both dark gnd bright. ~
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RINGING FOR THE WATER BOY.

RINGING FOR THE WATER BOY,
A good story is told u yerdant one
who was passenger ID d railway express tralii
and became thirsty. j. W.
Where's that ere boy with the water
can 4 be queried Of liis next peigbyur. ],
lie has gone forward toiho baggage-car.
! suppose, was The reply. II
Wall do'ye s'pose Kin git him back
here agin.' .....
Certainly said the otfcr, 'yod hare on
" 10 ring for him !; and lie nodded toward
the hell line that raj, above their heads.
No sooner said than done Before any
one could prevent il Rustic had seized he
line and gave il i tremendous tug. Tie
consequences @ere it onue obriousj three
shrill Whistles were heard. half dozen
brakesmen ran to their posts. and tine train
coiuc TO d standstill with a suddeDhess that
staftled half the passengers with astunisl-
i,icnt, and caused every man near window
10 hoist il and Look out to set what was the
inaiter.
In few minutes the conductor, led and
excited. come foainlng into the car to know
who pulled the bell rope.
Here. mister. this way I'm the man !
shouted the offender, drawing all eyes upon
him.
you!' said the conductor What did
you do il for!'
los wanted some water.3
Wanted some water!
'Sartin; wanted the water boy, and my
partner here III the seat said I'd better ring
for him. rs We do ut the hotel. and 80. X
yanked the rope. Will he be along soon h
Nm by the ty what in thunder Dc you
stoppin fprr
The shout Of .augbter that greeted this
honest confession, was too much for, the con,
ductor. and lie had to wait until ba.had gpt
his train under way before he explained the
mysteries Of the bell rope to bis serdant
customer.
i,,3 81 80. lss,t
CONCERN F0K. Ills CHILDREN.
iIe wore p SLOUGH hat aud carried whip.
( HI bis Rand, as lie sauutep.d into Niagara
FaIls.hutel, and BY the hcre made style
/ He put on, qne could see be belonged around
Ftlefe-uih fact, WAS rctIing less lLan rep
resentatiye harknlan. But be looked
thoughtful. apd the landlord soon noticing
ii inquired :... !. u.
| What's the rnatter, Toni Are, you
sick, or haven't you made hundred dol
lars to-day, or what is up that you look 50
pensiye.' ..s. II.
.I'ye IfeeFd snthin.to-day. Colonel that's
sot mr thinkin'-, was hereply.
'W'hat iaii. TOM =,
Wal. there was . gentleman With long.
whiskers and nrotessorish- locking coat,
talking on :be Mer.can side,. this mvr'
kinder wiselsll- like. aud hecrn him SOY -
bow he'd 6ggere.l.out that N 7.sCO, 900
years the falls Of Niagarl will worn away.
and there won't be none left 1T all. ..,.
Suppose there isn't, SAID the landlord.
jocu!arly, that will not affect you; you'll
be dead aud gone ioyg before them
No; !. know il wouldn't atfec, me. Co
lionel, replied the passenger pirate, with
feeling, but can't bear % ihiuk that the
chances I'm having to make money III be
taken from my chiidrcn'
And though the landlord tried to console
him with genealogical calculation os the
chances jet left for bis family, the hacklnan
would not be comforted, and stalked away
to meet the incoming train. with the air Of
man who was bound to make the most Of
bis opportunity while It lasted.
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CHINESE PROVERBS.

The fbllowisg aFe a ..w curious Chinese
proverbs: The ripert fiuit CREWS nn the,
rsughest waIL.,It is fiesmall wheels ofa,
wagoa,that come In fiFSt.p The. man WHO.
holds the ladderat tine bottamis frequently
Of more service than tile one who Ii sta
toned nj the Top ofit:..TheduEtle, though.
brought in"at lie hack gate, lakes the
head III the table. Better be cat In a
phiianthropist's family than mutton pie
AZ q kings banquet. The learned pig did,.
no. learn it, lestcns In one day. True merit
like the zeal, inside pra an oyster, Is com
tent toremain quiet until II finds anopen-
Ing; The ton strawberries are eaten first.
HeMho Ieeyas early gets the best bat.
Pride slecrs In q pil,ted GROWN, content
ment ina cotton nightcap.
s'sf i,' is 4 - -. & !
Food Medicine. DIR. Iiall relates Tho
cass II naan. who.was cured u his bilious
ness by going wilhont.his supper aud drink
ing freely Of lemonade Every morning.
says the docteS..ihIs patient arose .nith .
wonderful sense &c hest and 4effakinient,
and.a feeling sahoagh,the blood hadbeen
literally washed. aclbansed and cooled by !.
the lemonade and .Ac FAST. lis theory ii.
that food will be-. used ID d reaedy for
many diseases successfully. ~ ~. exam
pie, be cares cases of splitting llaed By the
use Of salt spilersy and yellow fever hy
watsrsaeloas; kidney affections ,,hy celery
poison alise or sweet oil eryapelars pound
cd Sanherries applied. to The paflelAIEect-,
Ell hydrpphobia ohions etc. 50 sthe way.
t. keep II good hsalihis roslly..to know
what 20 eat--@uot 10 know shat nseditinc
to take. 80.
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Tramps IN Maine are refusing So day,
70 assist ip heying, and will not work II any
price. IN Yarmouth number of them
nearly raised riot BY refusing crackers,
cheese and 6sh that we're offered them, and
denlan ding incai. tf
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The man who owes everybody can al.
wsys be counted on Ao.snbscribc' for every
new article that comes along. and The more
useless the article the mere cer,sin be is to
have it.
The Indian Department pidsare marked
~. $. |. D,''-"u. sleal, Diyider-cbp
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GENERAL Ne Ms.

A diamond merchant of Paris has failed, with
liabilities at three million dollars.
A fashion writer says ladies should trim their
silk sacques with fur, but If they can't do that
they should trim their fur with silk.
King Victor Emmanuel has enrolled him sell
among the sportsmen Of Europe by purchasing
some very fine race horses.
The War in Malacca is substantially at an end
the English having succeeded in reducing the IA
tiYes to subsection.
Sixteen vessels in the Gloucester fishing aeet
have been lost the past year, valued at 100000
the loss Of life has been l22 men, and another YES
sci with twelve men is long overdue.
The Chicago Tribune thinks that the North will
soon find new large trade with the negroes OF
the South with the Chinese on the Pacific slope
and with our Mexican and Cuban neighbors.
Ex-pIesident Theirs Is not sure whether he will
prefer scat 10 the Senate or the Chamber OF
Deputies, and so be reserves the right TO choose
between them in case he is elected to both.
A Philadelphia man has wasted seven years OF
hls life in making model Of the national Wash
ington monument, using 63s5 pieces of native
wood Of sixty-seyen varieties in It's construction