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The New York herald., 1875-11-09

VTANTEp TWO GIRLS: ONE AS FIRST CLASS
w cook aud waitress for three
IN family aud Hing the washing aud ironing
references their places Gail No 2o East 10Th &
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MARBLE MxNTELs.

A GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
"A An extensive stock Of Slate, and Marble Mancis Wash
Trays and slate Work Of every description.
PENkfllN SLATE COMPANY,
Union square, Fourth avenue and Seventeenth "
AT COSr-CLOSfNG OUT STOCK or MARBLE
~ ixed Manels finest selection OF marble Manels all
qualities, modern designs Turning for the Trade at s.
KLABER n CO.'S Steam Marble Works West Fifty frst
street. between Broadway and Zig tn avenue.
MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MASFELS NEW DE-
N signs. from Si2 upward also Monumental work &C
greatly reduced prices Marble Turning for the trade A..
kLABER 1874 Basi ISth Third Avenue New York.
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yVANTED-BoARD FOR A LADY, WHERE THERE
w ar~few boarders; small Room required, bot aud cold
water between Twentieth and Twenty eighth streets near
BroaJSay not 80 exceed x7 per week. Address O. box loO
Herald UBtown Branch ofica.
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A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET WITH BOARD,
IN large Hall Room first floor gentleman lady:
home comforts. Corner seventh and Twenty third
street, drug store.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

A PRIVATE FAMILY RESIDING on SECOND AVE
~ nue. Tenth street. would let few Rooms. hand
sonely furnished with without Board Address l.. NJ,
box IJ2 Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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3 FINE ROOMS OK TIE FIRST FLOOR, FUR.
= nshed nnfunshcd, With superior Board private If
desired will accommodate three persons, moderate
price No. ~ West Twenty-siSth street
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FOR SALE.

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH BAR.
Te.aurant and private supper in the best 'oca.
ton OF the Fifteenth ward, close Broadway for sale
cheap. Apply TO GAFFNEY SMITH, Auctioneers, II
Centre street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

90 WEST TWELFTH STREET WEST or FIFTH
20 ayenne.-With Board, a Suit Of Rooms second
floor ao other Rooms suitable for gentleman and witc
party Of gentlemen.
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JyTANTED-CENTEEL LADIES TO INTRODUCE THE
w selling article IN the market ladies making
high So PER day cash; risk CAN At No 7bo Broadway
rsom l. upstairs.
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE MAY OBTAIN A WELL
IL furnished Room on second honr Ia private family.
there other boardcrs with Board for LADY, To-
catinu Sixteti street Fourth Address r.
Z Herald rptown rau afira
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WANTED-A FIRST CLASS OPERATOR on THE
w Union buttonholc machine. 50 East 9Th s., third
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10 wAvERLEY PLACE NEAR BROADWAY
lO Front Rooms $14 SIG and $50 for two. with Board ,
single Room 90; also table Board, 81 house heated by
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OQl FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY SECOND
[o1 srect-B1grd Oh reasonable terms 70 young
men willing 10 be joint occupants Of line large Rooms pii
yatc IamIly; lOcation nnc xcepti0nnble
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A PRIVATE FAMILY OCCUPYING A FIRST CLASS
IL house siNtieth strre:, near Park avenue would
let with Board - gentlcman and wife, gentnmen
choice OF Rooms third noor handsomely furnished ret
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I 4 STREET, 303 wEST-SEC0ND FLOOR FRONT
Room and hall Room furnished connecting: also third
floor bah Room; good living and home comiorts family
small
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coAcHMEN AND GARDENERS.

A SITUATION WANTED AS GROoM-UNDEE
"A stands the care coach horses perfectly ca
tend furnace; willing 10 himself useful gvod rel
Address NJ. box l5l Herald oftee.
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81 WEST SIXTEESTH STREET-TO LET WITH
Board back Paror and Extension, with closets aud
bath: 4 double fourth floor for single gentle
men references exchanged
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

rrIIE SAMPLE ROOM 81 BROAD STREET CORNER
store four years Lease $40 monthly sale this
day cheap tt-norow, at 10 40 at auction Apply to
LLOYD suctioncer ~ Broadway.
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IVANTED-A HALL BOY; MUST COME WITH BEST
W recommendations Apply at st. oner Hotel, 3sl
9Th
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s)1O WEST FIFTEENTH STREET.-THE LET. WITH
ZIC Board very desirable large Room sunny exposure,
closets hot aud cold water gentleman and vile sin
gle gentlemcn reference.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

(tANvASSERS wAN1ED-ON THE BEST NUMBER
" illustrated Musical work puslshed; solicitors OF
ability will be given exclusive territory; good
commissions MUSICAL. TREASURES. 80 Dcy st.
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JIrANTRD--BY VERY RESPECTABLE COLORED
w man. With eo,d city reference situation as waiter
u private family boarding house, willing make him
soil generally useful Call address b. No l3 West
27th st.
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GOD STREET No. 100 EAST.-TWO HANDS OMELY
Led furnished Rooms hnnr also hall Room
and large front Room; superior Board references
changed.
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0TH STREET 100 WEST NEAR SIXTH AVENUE
= Very pleasant nicely furnished Rooms and third
floors let FIRST class Board; All modern conveniences
terms reasonable.
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yyTANTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT LAUN-
w dress city reference required Apply to-day at No
81 East Goth ST. from 10 70 ~ o'clock.
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VVANTED-A PROTESTANT GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w housewark III a small family; must De good washer
and understand plain cooking. Apply at 347
West 22d
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WASTED--A GIRL, ABOUT l6 YEARS OLD TO At
w teba children and make herself generally useful Ap
ply at 49, West S7th Il. Protestant preferred.
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Cr EAST FOURTH STREET-A LARGE. COMFORT
~ able front Room and hall Room, the second floor
10 let with Board; also one on the third.
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VNASTED-A COMPETENT Young WOMAN A.
w cook and 30 assist the washing Those who hav,
city references may apply No East 18th s. after
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lXAETED-A SMART GIRL, or IA OR - YEARS
w 70 make herself useful Cai between and o'clock
1877 Henry 81
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900 WEST TWENTY. FOURTH STREET.-THE LET,
AAZ with Board, two Rooms: one large, one hall on
fourth 1ocr good location or boardcrs; references
changed.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

J-Two OR MORE GENTLEMEN OR A FAMILY CAN
Il bo accommodated with Handsomely furnished Rooms.
with without Board with Jewish family; very
reasonable. 100 West Twenty y.fourth street
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WANTED IMMEDIArELY-A sEAMsTRLss AND 4
w first class waitress; references required Apply at
ODELLS. 100 West 34th Il.
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L DESIRE PLACE FOR NY COACHMAN WHOM II
gives pleasure recommend; lie also refer q
other parties. Address call \. s. RICHARDS No.
College place
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

OOD STREET WEST. 2G4-ONE VERY LARGE
Id front Room crate FIRE. suitable for family gentle
ard wife first class table; terms reasonable.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH FIRST
y class table, second floor for families ren:l omen
eNposurc 45 East Twenty
second street. broadway
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90 EAST FORTY SIXTH STREET, CORNER MADI-
ZD Windsor bock}.-Number Of largc front
and small adjoining handsomely furnished for fami-
lies an gentcmtn with Board references exchanged
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OOD STREET. 137 wEST.-A NICE LARGE ROOM
Zs) third floor. also front and back Room
fourth floor, nicely furnished. with 6rst class Board.
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10 EAST TwENTY.TIIIRD STREET, OPPOSITE
Madison squareTu let, with Board. newly furnished
large sunny Room first floor; also large Rooms
fourth floor.
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A sITUATIDN wAN.
II groom W ! young na
% objection 70 the ecEn.
snl evs
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G1 Sl TO ~ PER DAY. Ss TO si2 A WEEk.--FISE
,pI Nv large Rooms excellent table, for families and
gentlemen Rooms S3 week. City Hotel, Broad
way aud Eighth street.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS on SECOND
floor m conyenences g party o four Or siS pccsons
desiring home superior table aud attendance
reasonable price; private American family; satisfactory
references 24f West rwcuty.hth street.
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vEANTED-A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS, THAT
w with chambers ork: without city ref
apply. Call from till O'Clock al 10 East
62d
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90 WEST THIRTY. FIRST STREET.-HANDSOME
20 Rooms second floor with Board to gentlemen
families also Room third roor for gentlemen;
references
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EOn LEXINGTON AvENUE-A PRIVATE FAMILY,
wv occupying their residence will with
cecn Board several nicely furnished Rooms singy
suite terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

COZ LEXINGTON AVENUE, IS THE HOUSE OF A
OZf private mily-Elega ganty furnished Rooms, with
without Board also elegantly furnished back P.ror
suitable Tor doctors Office
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HELP wArTED-MALEs.

A CHANCE.-MEN, WOMEN. BOYS AND GIRLS
n learn telegrsphy ana take positions. THoMrsUNs
College 20 ith av. opposite Cooper Institute Telegraph,
diately.
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PLEASANT CHEERFUL DOUBLE AND SINGLE
l.. Rooms with excellent Board and home comforts at low
prices the winter West Tenth street. near Fifth ave
References.
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I4yANTED-A CUTTER AND FILTER FOR A
w lrst class dressmskng establishments only these fully
competent apply references required Address NJ A.,
Lox $50 Herald Uptown Branch Office
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JITANTED-A SITUATION AS c0ACnMAN, BY A RE
w spectacle single man is good capable driver good
city reference. Address b. X, box l26 Herald Uptown
Brhn
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GSA WEST FURTY-NINTlI STREET-A HAND
L,JU somcly furnished third loor front Room with hall
connecting let with Board together separately
terms veIy reasonable; references.
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BoARDERs WANTED.

A Eth STREET 2i4-THIRD AND FOURTH STORY
IL Rooms TO et With Board Al reduced prices Tor the
winter.
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L'IksT CLASS AGENTS WANTFD-TO SELL no.
IL garths works. perfectly reproduced by the lIeotype
process cheap imperfect init atios bat absolute fac
smies OF these world famous works oi tile agents
wanted to canvass the best portions of tho Middle
States first class commissions Other attractive nbscrp
iou works in preparation Apply hy letter in person
JAMES K OSGOOD Co. 1871 Frankn street. nnsfon.
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TX WEST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
LED Elegantly furnished second story front Room. with
Board gentleman wife party Of gentlemen also
hall Room apnthern exposure; reference.
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O0D STREET, $50. wEsT.-yERY DESIRABLE
ZC Poems let. suite ngly. with first class Board
Elevated Railroad private table " desired
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

A YOUNG CoL0RED MAN WOULD LIKE TO HAVE
IN place IN private family boarding house waiter;
good city rcIcreneea. Adlre.. d ID O. y Eornea 81
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COUNTRY BOARD.

ININTER BOARD CAN BE HAD AT THE SOUTH
w Oran.e Mountain House very low prices. all city
improvements throu with steam open fire
only s from depot IS minutes from Barclay street
Norris Essex Railroad Address PROPRIETOR, South
Orange, n. J.
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10 AND 20 EAST TWENTY EIGHTH STREET BE-
10 tween Madison and Fifth avenucs.-Good family
Rooms with Board and Rooms for gentlemen; small
tables: table d'hote H. LEFLER
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40 WEST TWENTY SECOND STREET NEAR
flO Ninth ayenne-very coaiort.hy furnished Apart
ments to let in private family, with without Board
attention given 70 lodgc and boardcrs and terms
moderate.
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rTfO RENT-SPLENDfDLY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
y without board in first class location Parties ~ish
ing first class accommodations without the trouble ~ search
ing viii ca my Office. MARK LEVY 7TS SxtA gvenne,
corner Forty.foirth street. Open evenings
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yIANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG SINGLE
w Protestant man, as coachman useful city or
country Call address JAG East 5sth present
ploycrg)
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

n. q age; must have knowledge % bookkeeping
write good hand and quick at figures salary
with s5 per week reference required Address W. J. h.,
Herald Office
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yJTANTED-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN (FRENCI
w preferreD who understands Embarrassing aud dress
making wait lady during the day ony he vel
uended Call to-day Wednesday, between 10 an
IL. at No North Washington square.
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yIrANTED-A PROTESTANT GIRL. WITH BEST CITY
w references from last place do entire work for fam
Sly Of three, French Hat be good plain cook,
washer and roner others need apply. 54 9Th be-
tween 26th and 27th sts. between 9 A. NJ and L. NJ.
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90 EAST TwEyTY-FoURTH STREET NEAR MADI-
20 avenne-To let. In private family large fur
nislied front Room. with or without breakfast
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IN EAST THIRTY-TIIIRD STREET-A DEsIR tBLE
w Second Floor: also Paror and Bcuroon, third Hoor
front. with without private table
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yxvANTED-A GOOD WOMAN 10 DO GENERAL
w housework afraid work and with references
good wages. Apply 20 :, BALL. l4ll Broadway.
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sd FLOOR. OF ONE OR TWO SUITS. NEWLY AM
Handsomely furnished, with without private table
also fourth story Room 10 West Thirysecond street
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. NORTH WASHINGTON SQUARE-HAN DSOMELl
- furnished front Rooms with first class Board for amie
and gentlemen: private table il desired prices moderate
house, location and conveniences unexceptionablc
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yNANTED-IN a PRIVATE FAMILY, WHERE THERE
w other boardcrs preferred two nicely furnished
Rooms, with Board BY family q three adutsparents and
location between Fourteenth streets
Fourth and Sixth Please address, with full partic.
ulars. number 81 boardcs and terms which be mod
crate, H. II. O., box 9, ,2JJ New York Post Office.
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A IL PERSONS " no DESIRE TO HAVE THEIR FUR.
n taken ~ and her boot polishing can
apply 10 JOHN q JACKSON, No fs5 Til good refer
. given.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

400 WEST TWENrY-SECOND, STREET-A PRI,
fU ~ family has nicely furnished Room let with
without Board house has all modern improvements
yenicnt TO Elevated Railroad. stages and ears.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

A BOY WANTED. Is REAL ESTATE OFFICE
"A only small salary will be paid Apply between and
A. NJ, at gHy9 9TH
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

% GROVE STREET.-THE LET, WITH BOARD. A
I'D handsomcy furnished Room. suitable for single gen.
tieman house accommodations first class pleasant
home realized; terms moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

70 the pan company has been already organized ana
the work Is being prosecuted with great vigor Through
out this whole wonderful mineral country rich dis
coveres are being made constantly and reports OF
and important developments are coming In from almost
every point daily
THE TERRITORIAL ELECTION
TOOK place to-day All the miners In thw vicinity left
their mines and came down to vote so that the Park
presented very animated appearance. Contrary 10
what might be expected in mining towns all the liquor
shops were closed IN Howardville silverton and
order prevailed at the polls that viii be seen that
the frontier can enforce law well as our more favored
communities in the centre OF civilization This state
OF affairs presents wonderful contrast 10 those earlier
mining times whom mans life endangered at al
most any moment and murder and crime we're rlio in
the absence Of all law The voting community was
exercised ovor petition to be referred 10 Congress
during the approaching term regarding the ACCESSIBILITY
Of having road built through the Park communicat.
ing With the markets for the transportation Of their
ores 1t is TO be ferventy hoped that the committee
will be successful in pushing the bill through
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

DEPTH OF THE GREAT LAKES.

There is mystery about tho American lakes Lake
Ere only sixty seventy feet deep; but Lake On
taro which Is 500 feet deep, Is $50 feet deep below tho
tide level Of the ocean, low parts Of the
Gulf OF ST. Lawrence; and the bottom ofLakos Huron
Michigan and SUPERIOR although the surface is much
higher arc all from their vast depth level with
tho bottom OF Ontario: the De-
trot River, after allowing all tho probable
portion carried OF by evaporation, does
appear by any equal to the quantity Of
which the three upper lakes receive, II has boon
iectured that s,lbcrranean river may from Lake
Superior, by tho Huron, to Lake Ontario This con-
lecture not impossible and accounts for the singular
fact that herring and salmon caught in all the lakes
communicating with the St Lawrence, but others.
AS the Falls of Niagara must have always existed II
would puzzle tho naturalist TO say how these FISH got
into the upper lake without subterrancan river
besides any periodical examinations of the river would
furnish not improbable solution Of the mysterious
lux and rc1ux of the lakes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06
CHINAMEN AS FARMERS.

Tho Natchez Democrat Courier of recent date gives
interesting account Of number employed in Chicof
county, Arkansas. They appear far seryicoable
tenants than as employees, and in the economy Of
time and the facility with which their tasks are per
formed display far moro ability than the negro. The
terms usually made 100 pounds OF lint cotton to
tho acre, the planter furnishing mule with which TO
cultivate tho crop. At early dawn tho Chinaman has
had his breakfast and is In the field to do his work
At eleven O'Clock one OF their number is sent In to
cook their dinner, tho hour far which Is an.
nounced by the display OF small penuant
Half an hour is usually consumed at the meal,
and returning TO tho field, they continue al
work until dark. During poughing time planters are
compelled to 10 II that their animals have sufficient
time to rest and oat as the Cecsuals appear 70 DO
blessed with no conjunction where mules arc con.
cerned and would keep unfod and at work all day
did the opportunity present itseE Their pioughing
is represented TO DO the best with burrows straight
a rule They also TO be adopts In tho cultivation
Of vegctabos-a their gardens being kept in the most
perfect order supply Of the principal vegetables is
carefully dred and Kept for winter Their houses
described as the personncation OF neatness, every
utensIl being secured bright as silver, while their
clothes are always Clean and In personal appearance
they are novor offensive Their time, too Is fully
ployed IL being with great difficulty they can BIO re-
strained from working on Sunday.
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ON DECK"
A DIVER FIXED BY A SHARK.
From tho San Francisco Ledger ]


"On Dcckn had led an eycntful life. sailor In
youth a diver In manhood and "nocr.do- well in
old age he say more than falls to tho lot Of most men
He came to California in carly times and was tho hero
OF a shark story remarkable the only one having
truth for foundation native to our harbor born In 1901
James Carton, stevedore while warp'ng tho ship
Genesce to berth OF Market street wharf lest an an
Choir UOn Deck was tho only diver except Bill Mai
hews then known in the city, and was sent Tor 10 rc-
cover the anchor -, 49,.
shark lowering few feet above him, evidently OBJ
serving his movements. Tho fish was NJ least eighteen
feet long and was known as the bottle DOSE one OF
Le most voraeious or tho shark kind This discovery
ratnrally alarmed tho diver Ho had found tho anchor
made cable fast to Il and about ascending when
tho appearance OF the shark made him pause
Ho had heard that sharks did not modest men 10 ar
NOR He doubted this and did not feel now like risk
ING tho experiment Hc moved a few PAGES from tho
anchor--tho shark moved too. Ho returned to bis
former pIaco--thc shark followed He was evidently,
10 use his own words spotcd by the bottle nose for
suppern and, unless signally favored, would
fall victim 70 Its voracity. He hardly
knew how to act when no thought q
the cutie Dish; how that singular creature ofton
escapes its enemies by darkenng tho waters with an
inky liquor elected from It's body
He accordingly stirred up the mud at the bottom tin
tho water wss dnrkcned around HIM cast OF his
weights and sisnaled tho to haul him up He was
hauled up Immediately but did not entirely escape
The shark snapped al him us he asccncd and three ok
his toes were taken or little mere and bis zoos
would have gone, a stout boot only saving IT, Ths
happy thought Of nuddying the water saved his luo
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i FIFTH WAY TO GET MONEY.
lFrom the london Times. sept. q. 1s75l

Extract from General s. L. Woodford's speech at
shawneo-Now my friend says wo keep the gold and
silver in Wall street. Well suppose you printed your
groenbacks, and had them oil piled up there, one
thousand eight hundred millions Of them, enough to
pay all the debt how you and going 10 get them
Woce-tWork for them'1 don't know Of but four
ways If have got something that can SELL soil IL
and they pay tho greenbacks; or if know how TO
do something and anybody wants my work work
and the man that has got the groenbacks pays me or
II my credit good borrow the note and then give
my note and some day have TO pay Is; II hard
up, and you arc generous, beg aud you give can
| can borrow and get greenbacks Is thorc any other
way2 Voice-"Steal 'em.h Laught6r1 NV friend
suggests that you steal Now, that Is the demo-
cratic platform, and tho democratic theory put IN Just
two worda Great annlause and Langhter.l
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ROBERT DALE OWEN.

indianapolis correspondence Cincinnati Casettel
Your correspondent received brief call last evening
from Robert Dale Owen. He alone aud 70 all ap-
pearances perfectly sane The wild expression Of tho
eyes so noticeable whom no entered tho asylum, Is on
tiroy gone and tho lr step and ruddy Taco Indicate
returning health Ho is still regarded inmate OF the
asylum but intends returning 10 New Harmony before
wintor sots in Ho reads much, but as yet wrtos
little He Is just beginning to realize how badly
OF he whom ha soma brouQht him hora LhrOa or
four montha aro
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THE REMAINS OF A DOG FEAST.
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THE BLACK HILLS.

PETTY STRUGGLES FOR PRECEDENCE.