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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

UsEy ST. lIARTS CO., Nh.
las newly erected hotel. situated on 81 Grnrg, =
Island, near She confluence of the Potomac ana -
George rivers, WIil be upen for the reception oF
visitors June l5th. Fl Eing. Boat sailing aaH
Bathing In abundance. Persons DESTROYS If VISIT
ing TINS hotel can tale the steamer Jane My,rlg Z,
PIEey Point. where noaJS viii De IL realiue.S COM
Ney them to the ~ md The pr0prietors have sew
erai swift sailing boats which they furnish yI-
tcTs free II charge Ierms-$lJ 81 per day. : D. per
week, : y per month. For particulars az plg-ts
u. i. ADAMS s. BROS.
Iel I'm Piney Point p. o.. St Mary'sCo. Nj
, 1875-11-27
CANE STEALING IN ANTIGUA.

In a late meeting of the Legislative
Council of Antigua, the acting Colonial
Secretary assigned as reason for the late
introduction Of the Estimates of Revenue
and Expenditure that the Government
had been unable, until within the last
few weeks, to calculate with any degree
of certainty what the sugar crop of next
year would be, and had thus been without
a basis for estimating the revenue. They
had now taken 10000 hhds. as the probable
yield.
The following conversation on cane
stealing arose during the meeting:
Mr.. Ian asked the Attorney General
whether it was the intention of the government
to introduce a bill to prevent cane stealing
The ATTORNEY GENERAL observed that
cane stealing was confessedly a most difficult
thing to deal with, but so far as it could be
r~epressed by mere legal agencies the act in
operation was all sufficient. You must always
catch your thief, and once caught he would be
always effectively punished under the present
law. 1t was said, probably with truth, that
the cane ~stealers were principally composed of
Juveniles who ought to be placed in a Reforma-,
tory, but that was a sort of institution, which
owing to the want of funds, could not be
established in this island. &. -,
Mr.. BucHANAN differed from the Attorney.
General-he believed, nay he knew, that the
cane ~stealers are more frequently meh and
women than children. In his opinion, one great
way of REFRESHING this growing vice would
be by passing a law to prevent persons from
selling canes without a license. 1t was within
his knowledge that cart loads of canes had been
cut from the estates and brought into town
and sold. In a certain neighbouring colony
such barefaced and successful robbery would
, 1875-11-27
G r E AID A.
{ From the Chronicle.

Tho Legislature has been in Session. The
Administrator addressed both branches. and
gave cheering reflections on the prospects of
the country. His Honour said in effect, that
Since last he had had the honour Of addressing
g the Legislature, it had been their plea
sure to pass an Act which he believed
"by Simplifying and expediting public bust
. ness, would be productive OF economy In
time and money and in many other ways
g give a new impulse and a new life to the
colony" Mr. Graham alsD made some allu'
sion to his belief that minerals of value lie bu-
ried here, and trusts that OF mo distant period
some practical geoIogist may be invited to
discover them. His Honour does not, however,
wish hopes of this nature to be solely relied on
q for in a soil so fertile and n climate SO
F'equable, almost every tree and shrub can
" flourish and the experience of those who
" have imported and are cuItivating spices
" encourages the belief that a few years hence
"Grenala may compete in the market with
" the islands of the Indian Ooean Aud. in
conclusion, His Honour states " that although
" our finances are not 50 aourishlng as he would
" wish to soc them, yet. compared with the
" last three years, their present state affords
"many reasons for congratulations" He felt
" assured considering the promising state of the
&" country-5eoause the season has been a
" most favourable one to those crops in which
. so many are intorested-.hat the Assembly
" will cheerfully grant such supplies as seem
"noccssarY for the efficient conduct of Her
Majesty's Government during the new inan-
"cial yoar." An expression Of His Honour's
qualification at the Introduction of a little coast
steamer; and the offer of his warmest thanks
for the kindly worded replies to his last message
closed His Honour's address. Tho reply
from the Assembly will be found in our official
columns, and shew at a glance that the well-msant
action aud unf aging perseverance in the
performance of his onerous duties have earn
ed for Mr.. Graham the admiration and esteem
of all aud it is to be hoped that, instead of an
extension ofsix months, he may be retained
here for the usual term of as many years
, 1875-11-27
C O l. Nj l..
B A r B A D 0 S.

1.-THE political world Of this island has recent
ly been wrought up to a state of tempestuous
ferment, bordering on frenzied excitement, by
the controversy which has been raging between
the Administrator and the popular branch ofthe
Legislature. The casus bdH originated from
a fOrtuitOus cOnoourse of circumstances, oonse-
qlent upon the cOntroverted election of St.
Thomas parish. The course pursued in this case
by the Administrator, Mr., Freezing, has been pro-
ductive of nothing else, the agricultural
heporter says, shan surprise, dissatisfaction,
and positive disgust. 1t will be remembered
that his course terminated in the dissolution
of the Assembly. "With regard to Mr..
Freezing" the above mentioned journal con.
clndes a very long article on this subject, "he
IS now on the eve of departure. and it would be
matter of sheer hypocritical cant, were we to
express any other feeling than that of unal-
loyed pleasure, at the prospect of his impend-
ing departure from our shores. He has made
himself more unpopular during bis brief So
journ among us, than Governor RAwsoN did
during bis whole six years tenure of office.
But, in taking leave of him, we would quote for
his edlfication three very venerable and en-.
phatic sayings. The first of these truthfully
observes that the higher up a monkey goes,
the more be shows his tail. The second
that there is more hope Of a fool thar
OF a man who is wise in his own CON-
oelts. And the third that when the Gods
contemplate the ruin of a mortal, they
first drive him raviug mad. HIS Ex~cELLENcY
would do we'll to ponder the drift of these sa-
pient observations"
, 1875-11-27
A 7 U A
From the Dom,n,cdw.)

The Antigua papers are lgetting dissatisfied
with Governor Berkeley, and accuse him of
being a roi fa5neant. The finances of the Presi-
denoy are in a bad way there was a defcien.
cy last year of $1,000, which was met by bor-
rowing money, and it is feared that again this
year there will be an excess of expenditure over
revenue, to meet which no one knows how.
We are all sailing in the SANE boat each
Presidency has its financial embarrassments.
though things seem to be a shade darker in
Antigua than elsewhere.
, 1875-11-27
Il E L E G Il A M S.

ST.. THOMAS STATION.
/. NEw YORK, New. 2Oth.-The Pail Mall
Gazette states that the negotiations of the Great
Powers for the settlement of the Herzegovinian
question are progressing upon the basis of preserv-
ing the integrity of the Ottoman Empire.
The Government of the Sublime Porte has
issued q diplomatic circular notifying the Foreign
Powers Of the proposed reforms and guarantees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01
APPLICATIONS rss rl,ssl.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
T NOTICE NO. s0i. gllr j.
rn ma p.rv,y NJ. Ios, .gr1q ,.
U y. ssrvsy Ne. ies.

TT 9. LAND oFYicH, CARSON CITY.
b. nyss tssi Frsaf SANFORD. Sy John L
Moore, his attoyney n fsct. whoes postofAol
addfsss 10 u Virginia City. storey county, Ne.
ysda, has made applicaiisn for nfts.n nundrsd
xNp MORGAN NINiNa CLAIM, YIglnis
and Cod Hill NlnInx District, storsy county,
Nevads, extending dfesn hundred (isoo) linear
feetiu northerly dlrsctioa nom post No. 4 ol
ssid claim. and enhancing the same. with All
dips. spurs, angles and VARIATIONS. with surhes
seribs1 % the plat and held notes % do IL ny
ofnss - follows, 10 Wit: ID -i,J.A
Bcginntng At sosthvest corner of the elain.
whsncs the hoistiag house end shaft OF this
mine bears north % degrees, ene.half east 90
as sssaD In .ss sSri Il .ss
4euAt Diahl, meridian, bsafs noFta ID degrees,
one quarter west $500 feet. che post OF this
soutkwsst corner 70 marked No. ~, running
nom said southwest corner: fi.st courte-
pofth degrees, oneJasrtet eaet rs Seet 70
ssr,.g = No. IN s q ~ u nSs,s Sss
4 ssst. Aoaps DaAblo meridian; thsnos aloas
sAid south line; SECOND couIsc-north - DO.
erees east o5 feet 70 post No. n Of said Jslis
compasy's u.y. Survey. No. 81 ihcnes along
e.s, p. !, e " = survey 70 ss : Third ssds:s Ne
ousrtsf sssf 17s iect 10 nod No, % south
Ilne on sulro Tffnud eInt - fsatfo post No,
3, the northwest corner Of t6is eiiim sthsats:
Ylfth eourse-souih sS degrees three qnartefs
ssst so feet 70 notice stake Of location, GO
feet 10 post No. 1, the northeast corner !,
themes: Sixth esurpe -south . degrees. one
quarter west 80 feet 10 port No. 8. on south
line Of Butro Tunnel grant, 800 fset 70 pt st
No. ., the southeast cornsrt thence: Seventh
socre, north % degrees ihrse. .qu,nss ), vs;t .s;t
tbs place OF beginning; containing 10 81 100
acres. Bearings from true meridian mag.
nstic variation, 10 degrees one.half east.
The improvements on the claim consist offs
shan aud hoistinc house, upon which, not loss
than ave hundred dollafr la. been exHnded
bJ the owners OF tho mine. portion OF this
claim liea within the limlu OF the suiro Tnn
mel grant, which portion 10 described % fol-
owSii .. .f :
Bcginnlng at post Ne. ], at tho northeast cor.
nef o. the claim and running thence: First
courss-south degrees one quarter west tse
feet 70 post No. o; thence: becond course--
north - dogISss - minutss west CD feet 10
post Ne. 9, lfoiowirs south line OF sutro Tua.
mel grsntE thence. Third eeufse-ncnh .
degrees sns-quArter east 2ci fee! 70 poet No. 2;
thrcc-quarterp east 800 feet 70 north noties
stake, boo feet to post No. ], the place Of be.
innine; containing Q i.i0 acres. Bearings
from true meridian magnetic variation, i6 Dc.
erscs ono half esst. The portior that lies with.
out he llmIts Of The putro Tunnel grant Is de-.
scrlbsd - follovs:
Beginning 81 po.i No. 4, the southwest cor.
Ss Ss. re nos IS d.sss: Ss %
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: xrx,sa Axs STOCK TABLE.

ss.wlss - ssaSspsfSss, asd a.asssls
the priueipai S1isss dsait IN at The sas
Rsancises Stock asA RxohAsss board.
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APPLioArIoHroR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. ass.
n. a 9upvsy Ne. 1lS.

TT u, LAND OFFICE, CAnsoN crTY.
". Nevada, February y. is1s.-Notiee ..
hereby sivsa that the Southern Cross 0eld and
silver Mining Company, corporation orran.
lsed and existing under and BY. virtue
or the laws OF tho Btsts OF California.
having iu principal plsee OF ba,iness
sad fostothee address a ssn F.nel.ro.
california, has. By ". 4; Judd, itt sul.riL
sndent,. and stockholder therein. ~ho..
Virinia CITY, Nsvsda, this diY made Appllca.
lion Tor patent for Ave hundred and two (so3)
linear fret Of the Southern Crors Lode. bearing
rpA sSd silver, sud called the Southern cfots
6oId and Silver Mining C1npany's claim, cit.
usts in ths 0oh Mn kiniug District. Storey
county, STATE OF Nevada, the same extending IN
4 porthwestsriy direction from post No. . tn
post No. SOD linear feet along the limo Of
ssid lsdgs, vein or lode. and embracing the
came wiIh al IL dips. spufs. angles and varia-
tions, With surfaee ground ave hundred apd
6ftesp (Biblfest In Width. and described In the
plat sed ~ notes On als in my once - fol.
sesisnine Il post No. I, (,he zane being
,dentiesi With pest No. 10. OF The Julia Silver
Mining Company's u. y. Survey No. M, pi,u
ated on esstsriy slope. Immediately cart of the
VAT. z. r. track. and whence bean the v.
D r. r. R.tunnel. Rorh w degrees east, dis.
tant aboat 11S feet, the euaFtsr seeiien corner
on the north line Of section a. Township n
north. nhgs q east. Mount Dlablo meridian,
bearS uorth degfeee ene-quartsy wet. distant
1s7s fsst. and running IRON pah post No. !:
fint eourse-west 1A6k feet 10 post No. 3;
thence. seeoud eoarss-south degree - min.
utes east - fest 10 post Ne. 3 Themes, third
eoarss-sast SIS fss2 - past No. Z, thence.
iOurtA eosrss-nsrth I degree % minutes wes'
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APPRECIATION ron PATENT,
NOTICE NO. 2sa.
.. 9. ssrvtr N.. BOO.

TT g. LAND 07PlcE, CARSON CITY.
". Nevada, Fsbfuary Is, isr6.-Noace 10
hereby givca that Joha Ryan. whose POD oolce
address 10 Of Gold I'LL. In storey county State
Of Nsssda. has this day msde application fer
he Constoek Lode, bearing geld snd silver.
with ssrfses ground. containing - o 100 acres,
eiaily T ss11.ysd red and dssirssisd !. U. !. survey
OF Lot No. loo. In Township. sixteen liel north.
and Meridian. In tho Gold liill Mining Dis.
lriet, storey county and State Of Nevada. and
described as 10 metes and boands 81 the surface
By the plst and neld notes on nle In this ONCE
a. follows. 10 wit:
Of Gold Canyon. about 100 feet northsasterly
nom the old Pioneer Foundry and about $50 lest
southerly from the Lady wAshingtun holsttng
worts, and running rom said Poet NO. north
% degrees west cos feet to Post Nc .; thence
ssasa nsss y sS, asrs.s. ss,s ~ s is S.
TO rost No. q: thence south II degrees ssst <ss
feet 10 Post No. o; thence south 10 degrees
east Ga feet 10 Poet No. 9, and thence Mouth
u degrees % minu.es west So fret 10 post No.
I, the place ofbcginninc. containing 10 % ios
true meridian. magnetic variation itx degrees
Prom said Post No. Q, the Justice hoistinx
works, bear south 6Sk degrees .wsst; the Lady
Washington hoistlng works bear norh IN
degrees ,s vat sSs N.w foss h0,ssiss ~, wsTs: =,
q. Q. survsy Nc. O., Alta Company. beap south
iodegrees east. distant u feet, and the omar.
Ter section corner on the south line OF section
ave ~ In township sixteen nsl nsrih, .ngs
twsut{-ens (iil east, Mount Disblo Meridian.
90 degrees east. distlnt thirteen hundred and
seventy Ns1o) feet; the paid Post No. 2 OF this
Momphis Claln, being Identical with Post No.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01

81 AN weary now-my POOR brain
moods rest. said Old MaeStinger to a
pretty young school teacher who was
boarding in the family; twill you take
me to your room. my dear. where there
l. a FIRE, and read Millions Paradise
Lost" TO me while I seek reposel' 'lll
rest your poor. tired brain with this
rolling pin II you don't got out VI this
you miserable old deccitful hypocrite'
remarked Mrs. MacStingcr. emerging
from the pantry very unexpectedly.
"Gi,e the old man y chance, can't
youl" yelled the boy. Who was taking a
slide down the banister. State
Journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01

AMoSa the devices for turning an
honest penny out Of Deecher's mis-
fortune. is pictorial card representing
the principal eharacters figuring In the
scandal as negro uinstrels. Susan ID.
Anthony plays an ACCORDION; Tllton IL
Bones, and Beecher has the tambourine.
Tilion puts the question to Beecher,
"Say, why am our statements like q
piece Of sospl" Beecher gives IL up,
and Bones answers, because " there u
u great quantity Of lie in them" These
cards 20 or like hot cakes.
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NOTICE.

ITO T.. N. COLLINS AND JOSHUA MITCH.
i BILL: You and each ~ ytu viii pleass
take notice % eo-swners, that vs. the usdsr-
sisnsd, part owners Of that certain nisinE
claim and lode known % the Mitchell Mining
Compsny's claim. situated In the Gold Hill
Mining District. In the county Of Storey. State
OF Nevada, have expended the sum Of Nix
Hundred aud Ninstyeieht Dollars In labor
and improvements upon said claim. prior tothe
hrst day Of Jsnuary, A. u. 1875 that the pro-
portion Of cxpsndiiurvs nade - Aforesaid. duo
IRON cleh Of you respectively. TO the under.
signed. 10 - follows, to.witi 'f u.Hf
From L. u. Colllns. s.......,.........oSo e6H
From Joshus Mitchell. - o.
You and each OF you srs further notified.
that we. the underigned, demand the imme.
dIatc payment thereof. and ihat ih csss you
fiil or refuse 10 pay the respective amounts sst
opposite your names abevs 70 II. n. Fowler,
ose Of The undersigned, at his once. No. si
South street. vlrrinla, Nsvada, bsfors The
expirstion Of ninety days nom the date OF this
notice. your intsrests In the said Mitehsli Cen.
pspy's calm will, By operation Of hv. become
the property OF the uncepignsd II. n. rovIsr
and joseph hmstsll. who mado The aaid cx.
penditures on raid claim.
II. n. FowLER.
JOSEPH RAhsDELL.
Gold NH, March II, 1873. mhiT SOds
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q. jsslscs; sser.isiy. js.sgs NsIsi~. oahcs.
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n Secretary. y. L.ish:
Il II.r lam n n ~ nh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01

IT was probably an attack OF the
green-sy~d monster, that induced the
Chicago hisr-Occm to say that ION the
night that Victoria Woodruff lecturcd
and tho can-can appeared. tho Common
Council Of Jackson. Michigan. failed Ia
have quorum.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01

NrlLikis Sartoris has joined the
Washington Gymnasium. IL Is not tho
pun--for we have used that before--but
Il IN our anxiety for dear. darling Nellie,
which irresistibly impels us to remark
that these gymnastics are Sartorisky.
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COMBINED COMSTOCK CO.,
Isesrpsr.isd ssa.r The Laws or he
ssAis Of California. @
One MILLION Shares OF Five DsllaFs
b go Zach. -it. .,
Full Paid and UnassessabIe
0FFICE-io7 Montgomery Street,
Rooms 10 and II, San Hran.
, cisco, California. d.
.D.
TRUSTEES,
]. J. ROBBINS. o. c. McCRACKKN,
W. y. DU VAL, II. v. CLARKE,
PA. EAKINs. @
PIssIdsnt, J. J. ROBBINS.
Secretary, w. y. Dc Val. -
Full Paid and UnassessabIe
TRUSTEES


TN ADDITION TO the USUAL BOARD
Il Of Trustees, there will be an Advisofg Hoard
sf Twenty-Five membcrp, TO bo selcetrsl from,
au,ong the Stockholders. who win be Committed
upon ali important trsnssetlsns. - -
The object Of This co,npspv a. .,.,,d in
ia Crrtideafe Of Ineernorsfion \. !. 81 secs,ss
title, Sy purchase or orherwisr. 10 mines Spos
Or eontignous 10 The Co,nstock Iods. m the
same" w. ''ss 's''''p Wv
lI ..sr.I rI rsf..na. Oil. ......
To provide funds for this purpose. shsrss
spon . subscriptisn. YuiI PAID AND iIS MAE. ni;a
BksSApIR. -. = =
! -
Subscriptions will be limited 10 Five Shares
10 each individual. = =.
There are many valuable locations about the
sSs sS,r !. as,soo o e .e
hem. Many Of thses elaiuas nav be IA N
merely nominal rates (compared with thsir
actual salueI BY . combination strong spough
Ini.linc gisund open for locsiion. and fcy shich
United btaics psisuta can be procured.
\ Mining experiences shows eonelusively that
experts and scientific perpons are not always
they been, discoveries recently made would
have been uncovered ycars ago. II 10 therefore
not unreasousb,s TO prrsume that IN . eosntry
20 rich In mineral RESOURCES - The region Of
the Ccm.toek. We may npd ore bodies souaiin
Nnuo W any Jst o'seovsred. I.a.r. iIy
Diyidsnds win be declared vheasvsr vsr-
.. .nn,ea oy ne p,onw. There srs nnmsrous y:
~ much A. one and Two thousand fold In value,
30 that the ,nall invsstmspt required ln this
Importance with no more more q sbsn ,,Hsa ordissfy
mining good fortune.
~. .covn,,,n ,,o,..,,~
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WooDl WOOD

large quantity Of NUT PINE. MOUNTAIN
LIMB and other varieties Of WOOD. Alse J
fall supply OF The BEST QUALITY Of
G q A L 7!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, which he IN
deliver throughout 0o'd iiill and vieiLiiyst ths
sm THOMAS oALLAoHxR..
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woNr YoC M NY nornER-Is-LAw


Over the way. over the way.
Eve ssen head hats fair and gray,
I've seen hind sycs nos new " Nan. F
fern Of rrsrs, though fnn of fycar.
Ne, af,y summers have len no fAu-
And 1. youth sftvsnty thfse. FN.. ~.
30 love tia lady. mir 70 see. -l II
want her Tor my mother in-hv'
Over the way. over the way.
Eve s~sn her with the children play.
I've seen her with royal gfsee .Ns
Brfore the mirror adIust her lsee;
A Kinder womsn none e'er saw;
Cosi ble-s aud cheer her onward paih.
A nd bless all tr. Asures that che hath.
And lct her - my methsf'in-lA~i
Over the way, over the way,
/ think IN venture. dear. ssms day.
(if you VIII isnd helping hand.
And sasetify the scheme I've planned).
I'm kneel In loving. rsversat awe,
Down ai the isdy's fsst. sua ssy: VI n
1--we loved your laughter many day
Pisa.e won't yea b. my moshsrin-ias'
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HOUSE FOR sALEz

HOUSE, ON BOWERS GRADE WITH
A four rooms, Wood IIouss aud Chieksu
Iioise In rear, 10 o6ered fos sals. r
For patieuian Inquire g o,,vv,,
waiehuan st yellow Jacket Mise.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-04
GLENN.

OF \. \. Glenn, of Brown county.
Observation-Disclosures and President Of
the Senate, the Springfield Register saws
Archibald A. Glenn, Licutenant-Gover-
nor of the State and President orthc Sen
ate, is banker and resides at Mt. Ster-
ling, when at home. He is gentleman
oil solid requirement, and pleasing man.
ners. The senate is not a very impetu.
Gus body, and Mr.. Glenn's calm and de-
liberate method Of presiding is in perfect
harmony with its proceedings. On ques-
lions of parliamentary practice. Mr..
Glenn Is considered good authority, and
seldom gets "mixcd" in his rulings.
though it is thought that Senator Thomp
son came near driving him to the wall il
the celebrated parliamentary fight on tn,
whisky bill. Mr.. Glenn is gentleman
ofrobust build and dignifled manners.
lie is fond of joke, and can beat any man
spelling in hi, district. He Is gentle
man Of wealth, cultivation, and is distin-
guished for his kindly disposition and
problty of character.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-04
GILL. MOVING.

Chile proposes to be heard, and so an
nounces an international exposition, to be
held at Santiago, on the 10th ofnext Sep
tcmber, and although very great results
are not looked for, yet there will De room
for them, the results and other things. J
as the exposition building will be 800
feet long by 27O broad. Chile is consider
ed a lively little republic, has a good rail-
road and telegraph system. is accessible
by regular steamship lines from Califor-
mia and Europe. has foreign trade of
So, 100000 per year, and raises hemp,
flax, silk and wheat in large quantities.
while she produces two-thrds ofthe cop
per product Of the world, and abounds in
silver. iron and coal mines.