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, 1875-09-27

nopht1 than in 1sG, stsi .uN poo ,unsc h,a II
1:at. ta20o txN moro than IN lst' t'i7,oh'nM urs
tan iu IHG! SOL o 0E more than iii 1tf 81 tl4tt
thn 1nrt il,a In R;J, 35sJ,NotaO mo,e .l,s,, In "
$'iitv,0o mora than In lrss, t's.' h,tAn i, n,
Nr. nuru tAau III iA3,, nnl si5 UN,,0u mn th,nir
1si@. '' !"
Congressman Beck Is for hard n,oi,ov,--]e,,,,
ufBe no lar ~ soft nlonoy may not bo bet,tr. II
It IN possible tn tctuEn tr Apecio Payments, ana
Rtvn ornry citizDn 1,otlgo ana lot at Tho ANN.
timc In noos III objection to doing 10. Tbcs,
lucid views tn lilo absorbing cnrfoncy queslion
},ayo bhon inao1tesi IN Mr.. Book y hen,} tnco thu
Senatorial rroapect becnn.o nyerrost for lin,
Bock grabbed Ills bnrk paY In ersentncks, s,Y,
for this reason lo hns always bni MI nffect1oo
for that 1,ind of currency; but, on tia ollie,
!,asl 1t wonld Lo hard for l.itn to 1layo futur.
grabs paid In deprecated rnonoy.o uo1l would
bo better.
Tho hfnacatinc {Ia.) Journn! has thn fcltov.
Ing 1T tloea not nootu to bo gonoraIly uuJe,.
atooI that At Tho election, ne1t mn,itb, in tn,
Stato. tho voters will bo calIo4 upon 10 cxrrsp,
their viowa Oil two proposed amendments to Ii.
Constitution. Ono Is 10 atr!o out tho Hpsl
wl,ito from Tho shirl linz OF Ecc. Of Al
iii. The effect OF this will bo 10 make cal.
orcd non oliGihle to membership III tho Qeunt1I
Anaombly. Tho second proposed amendment /,
to ssrako out the word 'ma1o' In secs. md
40 Is 10 permit womon to vote and hold oGiee
Tho roto ia nlvinditert as tho tropoaed a.nerl.
1nents hayo to pass tho ordeal u tho noxt Lesis
laturo before their final uubmHHi On to IL,
elcctors.'
Tho Massachusetts Republican Cnuynnto,
n,eets at Worcester Wednesday noxt. It will
conaist OF LAO delegates from 322 towns rlEth
have TT, and II citius, Hhicl, have 4l3. Tbo
whole number OF doioxntes chosen up to r,lay
waH 502, Of which lumber 193 aro eail 10 Ia
aurc for 1lice; OF Tho remainder. III aro
sinpfcdged, mud 135 are clnimoa by
nr. I4oting's friends. Charles Francis
Adams is looming up ny good third; aud Il ID
possible that bo Will DO Grst by Tho TINA IL,
Convention meota. Tho Springfield Repnt!icaq
thinks tie only chance OF Republican yctcr,
| IL tho nomination of afr Adams. Il calls upon
Mr.. Rico to decEiuo In fayor Of Adams, and tLa,
save tho party. There IL no doubt Tint Tia
movement ia hourly ginning strength. auca
| stanch Republican newspapers a. tho Worcestc,
Spy, tho Boston Advertiser, tho Eoston Jo,,rnal
aud tho pittslohl Eagle, speak OF II With favor
atl1 all seom to agroe IN Ito opinion of Ns
Dow'es. 10 fur III to admit, tllat tho nomination
nf Adams, II not tho only chance, Ia tho tts
/ chhucc Of rollying tho PARTY.
, 1875-09-27

12l@'t2sc for short ribs. md 12sc for short
clears, 1ljghwincs wcro nctisc anti Ac lower,
Mt :l.1it per gallon. Lako frciEhts wero
.nulcrnsely actiye. Mt &c fs'r corn to 1'utln1o.
flour was III fair demand md easier OH new.
Wheat was moro ncsiyo n,,el 1!c higher, clos
ing at $t.073 cash md s1.0'l for October.
Corn was in good demand and advanced 1c,
hut eloscd weak Mt 56l cash, and 6}}o for
October. Oats were moro active antl irregu-
lar. closing at at3c for September, nntl 33ooc
for October. 1lyc was quiet, Mt 7tta755c. l,ar-
Icy WAS Slender, closing at $1.03! for Sop
teniber, md si.0oi for October. 1logs were
in acive demand mud wero stronger, closing
ltc higher than on Friday morning. sales
waro chiefly Mt s7.75@s.0n. Tho cattle lnar-
Fsct was activo aud stcadicr. Sheep wcro ill.,
nctive md nominal, nj Sss.6s)@5.2;i. Ono hull
tarcd dollars in gold would buy S1lG.50 III
greenbacls at tic closa.
, 1875-09-27
PERSONAL

Con. Cuatcr and vito aro guests ut the Palma
House.
Gov. Osborn aays Kansas has 1000 miles o.
cars loaded NTH Rrain.
Tho Corouor's clerks Bon 6holk but bt
doesn't want bis bosa to ut on him.
was IT 4 retl*lotter day in rllaraoll's lite WLsa
ho foil Into the Tod OF Think It over.
Gen. Albert J. Meyess (0ld probs) IA anaoua
tho prominent arrivals at tho Grand Pssu~
lIotel.
Dasnum's "lIshtnlng calculator hss bseomt
In heaven.
slr. G. ". Hobart, lato Of Iowa City, m'so'
f1ud 1t to his interest to communicate with saa
otilco without delay.
James g. Bannett dri7es through Nawroft ~
an EtglsA drag. Thought tue dragon Eeoao''
was st Long Branch.
There 10 strong circumstantlal evidence taa'
Mr.. psyata, Of the Brooklyn Argus, has sesaf''
cd trom hls vacation.
According to tho Sun tllere Ia low but ons
religious Newspaper In Nsw York, aud cha1'e'
A. Dana 10 its editor.
Mrs. WallinRford! Tiffany. late OF St. LOUIE
Chicago, etc., has bean zquandsrin1 hef leo'''
husb&ud's millions In Memphis.
A man in lows, by dying, mAdo four "'oo"s. w..
he IL probably uncomfortable enough now p3'
in life be Wss toserably qaartesed.
Poor Elizabeth Ia doing penance for tho PA'"
Hhe IL living With Mothar-in-lsw Morse. be's"S
the reunion are three to ono again.
Mesafs. Slchs l. Norman. Marine EnR1aeeA
to tho Hrttiah Government. pronounce soo 'sI@
, 1875-09-27

NAsHv1LzE. Tcun., Herf. 11.-Tho Hon. THOMAS A.
ErRcnEvAL, iternDca elected Mayor Of lhEa city
tlay by lGJ niainrtty BrEScE EAk1H. te regular
Democratic nou.incs-i.rt.s Dispatch.
Tho assertion frequently n.atlo In Tennessee
that tho Republican party in tho Stato Capital
Ind 1isbnnded and disappeared IN safutod In A
worry unexpected manr1os by Tho election OF tho
Republican candidate for Mayor by 1G2 a1oEty
In fair fight with tho Democrats. The 1lopub-
1icnns OF IenuesBeo tlo not c!atu, to bo nblo to
carry TINT Htatc but they can uoyer.hcloss poll
q vofy respectable vote.
, 1875-09-27

Tho Dntfalo tloarfl Of Education has docilod
thas ITO married woman shall bo omoloyad III n
tcachor in tho public achoola Of that city. The
Eoarl, by tlia discrimination against Tho conju-
gal rotation, IL cutting OF the source from
which tho supply OF pup,ts III derived without
pupia, thoro III no ,lBo for schools and, with
out schools, there is no nso for Boards Of Eilu-
cat'on. Consequently tho sapient DufrAlonttns
nfo committing official fsta.de~se. Fallowa, dye
Bac2
, 1875-09-27

KEn Ia now In Nnbia, and, az the sentiments Of
tho NuhtanH OIL tho DEEcnER caHo would 10 qNito
m interesting m mir. WAnNEn'a, NO woni1er llo
did not forward thu1n also It Ii roHeILto how
aver, we ,.o str. wAnsEn mn inIuasico. Az ho IL
q humo1iAL llo mnY 10 only IL fnn.
, 1875-09-27

The news is Il little stale, owing TO cir~
cumstances over Which nobody has my COLI
troll. though We suppose tho fart should bo
recorded, TINT tho O'CoSNfLL Cc,1tenninl was
celebrated with great spirit at Alalbonrne,
Batlarat, aud other cities in her Najesty's
province OF Australia.
, 1875-09-27

Tho groat and good last Ycar wero not appse-
clated. Tho importation OF Italian snsrble fell
off 9,0s3 tons. Monuments aro moro plentiful
this soascn. however, anu tho largo crop Of
peaches and watornelons will bring tho business
no lively
, 1875-09-27

Mr. Z. L. WHITE ono Of tho most rcinbta
Journalists Of tho country. haB boon exploring
Georgia In senrch OF lnflationlsta. 1Io finds
very fon. Tho lcHaou taught hy tho gray-baets
has not been forgotten. aeorgia wanta hard
aud lauoAt money.
, 1875-09-27

Donton had trouble In koering her Halrts out
OF wator tho other day, and Eoatizod the beauty
Of tue prevailing fashion. sha you'd have kapt
tho tide back IL aho coull.
, 1875-09-27

Dir. CuAuLxs b. WARMER, the author Of "My
Bunmsr ia 0asdau." lisa ~Fitteu to Mrs,
srowx, and Mrs. 87ovE asnds it to Mr. BEECH
"a, and Lit. DezcAkR puts Il ln tho CA,istid.
lI,tozA that he (WAaxxa} and his wife have 70.
quilted him (oxnoasa}. NJ. caAz1xs D. War;
, 1875-09-27

It Ia too fato In tho SEASON now to montion It
for proscnt l,Bo but ncnsi.lvo Indies rho to not
like mosquitoes can always 50. rid Of :hem by
keeping m able-bolel bat Or two in thsr bed
rooms. Keop it for 1loxt year.
, 1875-09-27

A parisian lady has introduced now !ashsou.
The Btuaing OF hcr chairs, aofas, and oyon car
riago-cnsiions Ia composed OF aromatic herbs,
whlcl, enit dolieaso perfume. Tllia ia tho most
nccntsbo fashion yet introduced, and comes
from Asia.
, 1875-09-27
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

RATS Gr krhtsnIrTtoN trArARIE N ADVANCED.
1'n,tnar Prrpnla nt ibis t,Hlce.
DAILY Ediitun, ,post nsa. 8. 90
ras:s Gf rear At sano tate.
MstIr IL sn- n4dr..A Fot'H wEEkN for .,....,. LOO
R1ntthy Ea,ttun: Literary and Religious dpuhls -
TIL Weaii;, po; -p;i Jear .:....: ij.SU
rArta At year at fnsus rats.
1EtEkEr EpirlaH: Unc copy psr Staf........., f.b1
ffkY-, IVY u suut.
Nse-J t!hh NJ 4mnnty,... INNW
0ns IRA fopN rith Errrp Glib n Ternfp.
FIN all ctns Tho subscriber mist remit tho postage.
which IL IL coIta CODY rcr year.
Specimen copies sent frte.
1o prevent delay nnd nl+skct ir auru and GtSc
st-Oce address In fIlt tuclsiEn1 SLATE AHd County,
Remittance may bc mllr either By draft, oArfesa,
Posoace orer OF III rsemercst letters at our r'tf.
7rnas To cIrr srnacRfnEna.
Daily te,rsre,,, su.day csce!tcd ~ crtts per week.
Daily. delivered, Bunlay irrHdet IN cents per week.
AJdrfaa TIL: TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Co.ner lfa,1iton hid Dcarl,nr.*ts.. Chicago, III.
, 1875-09-27

AnEt4rIrt Tl1EATnE-Dsarl,orn etrcct, corncl
" The Two Orphans"
, 1875-09-27

T0fHts,

Ope OF tho inost striking foaturos Of tho
motropolisauism OF Chicago ia tho number Of
public pnccB OF amusement which arc nupl'ort-
cd. There ARD now six tlleatrea in tho city which
llnyo oponed regular Boanons, besides host of
inferior PLACES, while cislcs liLo st. Lon!1 and
Cincinnati give but fceb3o support to not marc
than TWO regular theatres. It worthy OF note,
moreover, Tint the citizena OF Clllcnyo hayo post
ponol their thoasro-goiug 1ator this aoa*on than
nsna}. and tho support the a,nuse1henta hare fe-
coiycd thus far haa. hoon tuaiuly from
the strangers and tioating population. 1t
is to bo hoped that this is no
Indication OF decline OF iutoroat in
tl,eatlical and musical entertainments. It
rests with tho roai,icntH Of q city to determlne
tho character OF tho public entertainments, mud
1t IL for them to rae tho proper determination
between legitimate md reputable places of
amusement a,ld tiioso which paudar to low tastes
and bad habits. Uecr may be alt Holl enough In
4 proper way, nnl mussc certats,!y is, but when
thay aro combined to outco young men And
Young women to cc1t1in places which It is not
necessary to unuo, but which have bocosno nu-
tncrous OF late, they arc both dangerous agents
of yico. Tho best why to dlscoslnteuahco
and discourage such placoa is to patronizo and
support the theatros, concerts, and lccttircH
which furnish Intellectual and reputable onter-
Good theatres arc tho surost evidence OF nd
vaucpd n,otropolitausm thai o city can Aavo,
nnl Chicago should o1crt itaelf to sustain its ex-
ce!out reputation an ono OF tho b,at amusement
citles in tle country.
, 1875-09-27

MorICKENA T11EAT1sE-italapn street, betwec
Dearborn and statc. " "NMnnisH corner.h
, 1875-09-27

EEAuT1rY THE sk1s ny USING 4 1lAnMLEss ,
tnI!ct erarhston knnWn tjEGrE. v. f&itdH 'l31u
Of YuuIb:" It Wilt rneEs tan. Etrckit. tnglsl Ard ~
other A!sA AEassents {Eotn tho ft ieast Il pfst"etty
gha United ttptqa,
, 1875-09-27

WOOn'S a1UsEtsl-sIonrnn rtreet. between Dear
tois, atl Slate. Afternoon, East Lynne." E7cuing
"Csste RnI +" kiss III the Dark
, 1875-09-27
THE LOGICAL RESULT OF THE 3.03
EcEEME

4A-NAN~@s-4tAH-N
THE LOGICAL REBUILT OF THE 3.o3
SCHEME.
on Saturday We had some suggestions
concerning tho issuo Of 3.G5 bonI' by tho
Government, convertible at pleasure into
Kreoneacks. "e propose now briefly to
tsnce tic Adoption OF sllch schefno 10 lis
conclusion nnd logical consequences. The
plan begins with abollshiug al1 bank or other
notes, aud issuing III llen thereof additional
sreenbacks, making On aggregate iss'lo OF
::''",os~,o'" 10 commence business with,
tho holders of these grccnbacks to hnvo tho
privilege Of s''rrclltierAng them nt any time,
and receiving therefor Government bonds
bearing 3.d3 per cent interest.
Doubling tho volume of green''acks will
necessarily tcrrcclato their gold value. They
ala now worth about sG centa. Let ua eouccda
TINT t1o he" scile1no will not knock them
down oe1o" >" cohts IN so1a sa'ae' or "hat
IN tic sanlo b'hg' IN purchasing power.
lAo aggregate deposits III oil tho banks OF
the United states aso about S2,ooo,ooo'o0o,
Aalt OF Which Is IN tho savings banks
lnese aeposits' to begln WILL Will lose
about oo'ooo,ooo Of their present purchas-
ing power.
AS So explained IN tito previous article,
the interest on :@'5o, ,ooo, 900 Of greenbacks at
a'o5 per cent Is over S2',ooo,ooo, and to get
this interest would constitute MI Irresistible
1nducenent, or suction power, 10 to speak, to
change grecnbacks Into sc5 bonds, which
bonds would circulate as money inst rs freely
-. -, 1'A' $50
Mscr TUG pfoposea o'l! goes INTO eaect not
disappear circulation and reappsar in
Tho shape Of a.E;5 bonds, drawing an interest
OF moro thn,, .4:a3, ,U00, 900, which, added to
tho loss OF the taxes derived now from, tho then
abolished banks, will ca,,so d deficit il, the
National Trcaaury Of about ia3, iia3 COO, 900, to DO
undo NJ by au incrcaso Of taxation,
Tho bond cd debt of TIC United states
would thus bu increased by fully 370o, ,00o,-
600, mud thcro would be M canal sun, Of idle
rrccubacLg piletI tn in the Treasury. But n
mart Of tho scheme il to re;ssuo this currency
But how? 10 got them back into circula.
lion the Treasury must 20 into ,narhct md
purchaso {; pcr cent or i per cent gold bonds,
Theso with grecubacks worth Il cents on
tho dollar, will cost ut least 1876 in green.
bucks, 10 purchase d s1O0 bond will rc-
qniro sl35 in ereonbacks, md tho receiver
will Immediately exchange his s133 for 3.f;5
bo,1tls, receiving therefor about i pcr cent
interest per aunun. Tho s700, ,o0O, COO of
idlo prccubackA will be thus kent p,,s}ct1 on
tho market continuously. and necessarily
their valuo will constantly toprcciotc. Thu
, 1875-09-27
To.OAY'5 AMuSEtaENTs.

ACADEMY or MUAlC-tratstrd street. bctwcen
tf,fon and Monroe. Engagement Of y. T. Melville.
SntnkF,"
, 1875-09-27

The Donapartists Of Franco, although in n
hopeless minority ut present. hayo not abnu-
doned the itlea of an ultmnto restoration of
the Napolconio dynasty. At the recent con-
fcrercu in Switzerland, at tho chatcan of Eu-
GENIE, policy was mpturel for tho party:
Yio cx-Empress rcsigus her regency, boing,
it is Rad, unpopular by rcason Of her U1tra-
rnoneano proclivities, leaving tho Prince Inl-
pe.inl ss tho sole bend Of The movement, tho
Jotpgster to ba guided by the couuscls
Of u. KouuEn, whose elevation to tho
Premiership Of this imaginary Ministry
indicates tho tlespotio character of tho Gov
ern'1ent which these arch-conspirators are
contriring to rc-estaIlish. 4 strong bid
for popularity will DO mado by an incessaut
demand in tbs Assembly for plehiscitc, Tins
giving IN appearance Of leaving to Tue people
tho SELECTION If tho form nf Government
Altogether tho Programme is bold one, but
II, as now apItars, the tcIlcrno IN utterly
t2uixotic, it might ~ we'll be bold ay cautious
.--'-.-t---.----A--.-
The financial magnatAa Of Peru are Offered
ndo]efal choice hetwctr rag money antl no
money. They have been called upo.. by tho
Prohsdent Of tho Rcln!,lic for loan to tho
Government of H,M0,tbN} ,otx. The bankers
hare offered 1,Go0, ,UD, 1,ut this IL gcoruod 1,y
His Excellcncy, who declares that if tho entire
amount called for il not forthcoming no will
issue tho whole sum III Government notos
"based Oh tho faith," etc. With this diro
threat hangsng over them, the unfortunate
possossors Of money will, II fixed ycluu
nro in IL painful quaudary. Tho
, 1875-09-27

Wo sles;re TO call tho special attention OF those
members Of the Common Council WIN arc wa-
vcEiue tho tira-limsta question, III consequence
OF thu pressure brought to beer by se.ilsh fool
ish incenlary perhone, tn tho following short
article from tho Detroit Post of tho 9Th inst
THO Post o1proaaea tho prevailing opinion In atl
tho otlIor cities OH this continent. 1t aayH:
II Ghtrags ntarts this 0stl!naucs, anA stsks 10 tt
mud a!tn Htra Ia her ordinance making ,cr iire.l,-
!H thu whole city alll foebbldH tia ruloynl
from cl1ee to Smother of wooden buildings, n,1l
l:lr a1A0ue tlonlt!Un nftoF eeztaiu purtol, Chi
cgo will, IN few years, ocone irorroof cty, with
tho cheapest Insurance, ta nxhteBs nrs-&s,rtn,snt
ta1, and tho mont porlnancnt aud hasMyug property
fur rents this c04ti1Icnt. II viii also t,son,e tho
best-hMtt cty On the onlneas feF by natural aw,
bnilaefs-belnH absolutely required to erec; but
take ains TO make these buildings beautiful. sesing
TINT they t0 hH dnrlhtB, bosaso beautiful build.
Ing nos only rents tor hGhar rstco whcu now. but
vii! rem. better wien old than sn !ll-looking
bu'!ains' Il chissgo is to bo lailt. hereafter
such durable natts4a!s. groat Amy of bric1layerr
nasons. aonccutteFs slaters and SKILLED artsnna u
Al! k!uda NEEDED for such buildings, beside vast aau-
tit!es OF nhteEial viii be COLLECTED there; aid tho
naturally result from tbs largo competition creatcd.
Where tharo will bs 10 l4rks a market 1t Will pay u
manufacture. import aud keep for snlo tile very lcA
suattEi4x ~ Arxs uantltleh. A reAult ot VII thls
growth. Capital will flow Into safs city; i,1sness
eutcryrten wt week 4atn city Papulatlnn wilt Aesk
tn durAblt and haHtfaonl0 cy: aklsl laor will ba
atfactcd tn city whtrs tere IL great aud pernA-
suent deluand for s4!ll. Aud so il Chicago 4t!cks
firmly 10 her present Intention IN thls respect her
great tres will pfosc. IN tho lung run 10 have lsen
great bc4sluK1. 1t would be we'll and wise II o:her
citles would proht by this example.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-13
Eastern Dispatches.

New YORK, Nov. 12.-The brig Centaur
arrived from Greytown yesterday. On
the second of October she picked up q
Spanish negro in boat belonging to the
bark Toronto, of Glasgow, wrecked near
Navassa, but when and under what cir
cumstances could not be learned from
the negro. The crew abandoned the bark
in the same boat and all persisted except
the negro, who was insensible when
found.
A reporter has had talk with the res
cued seaman from which it appears soon
after leaving Navassa furious storm
arose and at IL at night the foremost
broke off close to the deck. They cut
away the mast and an hour afterwards
the main mast gave way leaving only the
mizzen mast. The tempest was very vio-
lent, tho captain was below sleeping and
the first mate lying on deck disabled by
nail in his foot. Land was then dis
covered, and the captain called, under
whose orders all hands took to the long
boat which was almost filled with water,
and seven of them we're washed away.
Some OF them chung to oars but were
soon washed away, and the violence Of
the waves speedily carried the boat away
and the vessel. There were now seven
men in the boat with no provisions fol
days. They drifted without food
but secured little water from
main. From Maxima's accounts it seem,
clear the men lost their reason
be describes them as walking about.l look
ing at the sea and sky; some leaped into
the sea; some lay on their backs, will
their parcbed mouths open, and 80 died
Others lay against the boatside an,
dropped until they died, speaking not
word to their comrades. One by on
they all went, throwing themselves o
being thrown into the sea. At length b
, alone was left. He ate sea weed to sus
thin life. He caught sea bird occasion
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-13
LIVING RATES.

JACK 0'BRIEN and FRED. HATCH will be
on hand to attend to the wants of customers.
The patronage of FAMILIES and Hotels solic.
tied. ONEILL.
o20.tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-13
ADVICE TO OUR FRIENDS.


Make this Your true motto. in stArting in iifa
T viii carry you safe, through the words active
Speak trueIy, and deal on the SQUARE
"
fn ar m nsto USSsr s bene l n Lewis store
We truely describe what we saw l. sur
A' NJ Lewis 'H'' u'A- 'H 'ne square,
To unbelieyers we would say come and con-
That No common sboddv goois 10 p.,, -, 40.
shelves,
Though an unprincipled scoundrcl may tell you
n he. Atlantic.
None can II. Lewis in fine goods surr ass.
Good quality, neat make and prices low.
" W. lewis lew store y. Is s sne place 70 60;
Also in Hats. in shoes and fine Roots ''''''''
We've the elegant Ralston. the Palace Ho,o,
Imported Imported direct n,s for S H. Lewis levi, to sell;
brown, , '' "
And selling at prices that beat all in town.
Al, nav THAR ,o,v ,,,.os an, o.,o, .,
ana an say otner stores charge them more By half !
That we sell the best Atkinson Shirts for two
"o''a'S d piece h2u
FRFsu shell oysters roce;vod Inv evorr
stage and served in any style to order at
the San Francisco Restaurant and
and Bakery, Meadow Valley street, by
"io'r'eu q Dfisachef' u
FIRE CERTIFrcATEs.-The name of any
member of the Fire Department printed
$50 CO. s1.n oe,'neaes ~ my ''e VI
Office of the PJocHr D,ITy REcopn Tn.
copr street. stf
If YOU want any tin ware. sbeet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repsir.
ed and alec nlpmh;no az yary low pr,ceo
80 5ono bn, srs, aiaa, no, ~, ""o 'p''S
'''''| ''' ~ '' '''''' WI n ''''"'
~ =" ih'oN' u."'ei IA 'n"''o' i"'o'
music paper school BOOKS and stationery
nsenS .1' Da,'S hn'eipiise' h",eAn az
=, MohI,,;.', 80, - '''
Who DARE. Franklin was warned no
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total loss. Captain Sawyer, his vile and
twenty-one men were brought here by
the Wolcott. The chief mate Of the
orpheus was left by the ship until the
owners can be heard from. Search has
been prosecuted with energy and thor
oughly in the face of extremely bad
weather and high winds, and there is but
little hope that any more lives will be
saved unless possibly some may have
been picked mp by passing vessels and
carried to other ports.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-13
Pacific Coast.

SAN FnANc1sco, Nov 12.-Pool selling
at the Lick House saloon last night was
very lively, and big betting at the follow
ing average rate: Rutherford - 5000,
$3.50, $3.50. 1000. $1,000; Springbok-
$2l5, 1886, 1856, $2,35O, $500; Wild
le-$lOO, $3.50. $3.50, $1,000. $3.50;
Field-$l15, $3.50, $l55, $1,225, 1896.
The horses are oil in good condition,
track in 6rst-rate order and weather favor
able.
In connection with the loss of the Pa
cihc the following telegram from Canada
was received last evening: London,
Ont, Nov. 11.-Conductor Frazer has
received telegram from his brother.
who had been saved from the wreck. He
and Jelly were both from this city. The
man referred to is evidently A. Frazer,
one of the cabin passengers.
JohnJ. CLARK, administrator of the
estate of Alexander Roe, fled complaint
in the 10Th District Court yesterday
against Leon Coburn, E. P. Sparrow
hawk, G.. N. Stanton. VIM. Wolf and B.
G.. Balloon. to recover 100000 for the
alleged killing of Alexander Roe in July
last. The complaint alleges that defend
ants wilfully and corruptly conspired TO-
gether to take possession of the wharf at
Pigeon Point and kill Roe, which they
did. Roe left an aged mother and two
sisters, one OF whom is a helpless Grip.
pie, and a young brother, all dependent
upon him for support.
A dispatch to Goodall, Nelson & Co.,
from Port Townsend says the Revenue
cutter Oliver Wolcott returned by this
place at 9:40. She brought Neil o Haley
quarter-master of the Pacific, but nc
other survivors nor found any trace o.
any others. They buried in Neah Ba.
the body OF Robt. Jones, one Of thu
under stewards. The cutter experiences
very severe weather, in fact a gale ha
been blowing ever since IL CLOCK IN
: night of the wreck. The coast south Q
Cape Flattery was searched for 20 mile
! by the aid Of Indian canoes; Barcla
> Sound on Vancouver Island was reache
/; by the cutter, and on Coffee Island foun
Captain Sawyer. Of the Boston shi
Orpheus with his crew encamped on tt
beach. The Orpheus was the ship whie
/. the Pacific collided with. She wi
4 struck abaft forechains and al! her sta
q board gear carried away. She lay
Q until Friday afternoon. repairing dar
II ages. then made for land, and mistakil
9 the light on Cape Beale for Tattoosh liz
J. the ship ran ashore about Ave o'clo
!. Saturday morning. She will prove