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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-14
Application for Patent.
TO THE BROWN LODE MINE
NOTICE NO. 2s4.
L. :. LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, July y, Il

AsA'NNet ' ~" ''fs 49, AF'pt
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the X X Consolidated Mining Company,
whose postoiiice address IL San Francisco.
California, has this day filed its application
for a patent for fifteen hundred linear feet Of
tho Brown Lode Mine or vein bearing silver,
with ~surtace ground two hundred feet in
width. situate. lying and being in Eureka
Mining District. county OF Eureka. and state
Of Nevada, and known and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file in this Office
as Lot No. No. ~, on unsuryeyed lands.
The Exterior boundaries Of said Lot. No.
81 being MS follows. to- wit: Variation 1917 Dig.
East, commencing at "A post marked No. |,
L. 5. Survey No. e.; this post stands on the
son Lode, and Is post No. | Of Survey No. 81,
Porter Lode; whence tho Lawton Shaft bears
y. % dig. 80 N. w. Az j-l0 4. The flagstaff in
the town Of Eureka bears n. 5 Dig. 30 III. +.
9,a0i it., and the highest point on Ruby Hill
bears % Dig. - m. W. 1.49i fl; thence running
". 81 Dig, L. LOO II. TO post marked No. 2, L.
5. Survey No. 81, the same being post No. 4 OF
said Survey No. 81: thence 5. rs Dig. L. 100
f. TO post marked No. 3, Us. Survey No. 81;
thence :. 81 Dig ". 30 Il. to post marked No.
4, U. ;. survey No. N. This post stands on
the northeastern boundary of said survey
No. 6s. and thence n. I'd Dig. w. 200 IT. TO post
No. l, place OF beginning, containing D sS-lO0
acres.
This claim is bounded on the north by the
Porter Lode and on the west by the Carson
Lode.
The location of this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorders Office OF Eureka Mining bis
lrict, page 1871. in Book L Of Eureka District
Mining Records.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Brown Lode Mine or sand
mining ground az herein before described, are
required to file their adverse claim with the
Register Of the United States Land Office, at
Eureka, in the State Of Nevada, during the
sixty days period of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by Virtue of the provi4-
ions Of the Statute.
iy2I ID. II. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-14

of the Board of Directors, made on tne ..a"ch
day of June, 1875, so many shares 81 s"ss
parcel Of such stock as may be ne esss q
will be sold ut public auction, at the y Gfoppia
the Company, Reom ~, No, Az oaD, Mon.
street, San francisco, California, oa nsSJ. At
day. the 10th day, oil A"s"sh day. TO
the hour of two o'clock P, NJ. OF sucn uaa;her
INV delinauent assessment thereon, tose'n ss.
With the costs Of advertising anu
penses Of the sale. ...,orv.
Office. Room 20, No. 40 California stre'S sai
Erancisco. California. ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-14

MY ENTIRE PROPERTY IN THIS DIS
Nl trict, consisting of 10 fine work horses.
4 No. I wagons, 5 sets of double harness. q
dw~elling-house. furniture, barn ETC., situated
on Canyon street. l vacant lot adjoining the
Presbyterian Church, and q lot on the corner
Of Buel and Gold streets.
The above described property, together,
will be sold Ut . bargain. or in lots to suit
!. jy2lff. e. L. pROY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

JACKSON MINING COMPANY-LOCA-
y ton of principal place Of business, San
francisco, California. Location of Works,
Eureka district, Eureka county. Nevada.
N~otics-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account Of assess
mcnt mo. u levied on the 25th of day June.
1875, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders. as fol-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-14

V'lE RUBY Consolidated MINING
i Com paDy. limited. Of London, England,
hereby give notice that, " hereas it has come
to their knowledge that one JOHN l.. PLA-
TER, of Eureka, Nevada, has fradulently re-
located a certain portion Of their mines On
Prospect Mountain. Eureka county,, Nevada,
under the name Of the Atles Mining Com
pany; further. that the said Platter and his
associates have tax en- possession OF the fur
nnces belonging TO thus Company, and re-
named them the Atlas; now, this il TO give
notice that no party has had or now has any
authority to dispose on any of the company's
mines or furnaces: and all parties-unless au-
thorized by the undersigned found in or
upon any of tho property Of this company
after this date, will be treated as trespassers,
and as such will bo proceeded against to the
utmost extent OF the law. Notice is hereby Civ
en- that HERMANN HEYNEMANN, vi the
firm Of Heynemann x Co., of Sansone street,
san Francisco. has been removed from his
office as Agent and Trustee for the company,
and is no longer authorized to transact bust.
ness or receive moneys on account of this
company,
THE RUBY CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPANY, LIMITED.
By its Attorney in fact, b. S. BERNARD.
Witness to the signature:
THOMAS w. taylor.
Eureka, New, June ~, 1875. je27
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-14

RI. CHASE,
RECORDER AND AUDI.

~ tor, of Eureka county, Nevada.
Having in my office the transcribed Rec
ords from Lander county, 1 i'm prepared to
search records and make abstracts of Mining
Property and Real Estate. Conveyancing
in all its branches. Acknowledgements tax en-.
Once in the Courthouse, Eureka, Eureka
county, Nevada. jaS-tf
, 1875-06-15

4 committee Of the ST. Louis Merchants
Exchange went out for to sec, not reed
ohakc9 by tho wind, but ono eaten up by
gsasshoppers. They saw it, end also huge
trees gir1lcd with all wood1nan'a skill ind
precision. and hedges with no moro foliago
than n coosse comb. Ono thing was found
that tho hoppcrs would not touch-mil]t-
weed; hut, Us tho useful purpose served
by milkweed is to cure warts, and, as
it does not tranapiro that warts are
IL prevailing epidemic in that vicinity, II ia
not easy 10 perceive the E.crciful tlispeMsation
in the case. In sparing the ulilkwood, the
grassaoppsr was evidently hctueted by rri-
vnto rsasona, and was not moved thereto by
any considerations Of tho public good. Still,
tho millweod romains, md the fact will 10
duly perpetuated il tho archives Of the AIcr-
chants Exchange.
, 1875-06-15


In Nosor,ttr, 1s'n. during t1,o ntcsa, TIM cr....
~as watacd l4at he7a MAS deficit Q! IT. uoJr fntt
acso'tnts. cHAsrFAu at FIRST Induce! t!uu cxtt;,r.
another department 10 adYanco him l!tas auc, art
this doscn hetag discovered ho prnftnuct g,tc, -
triton that ha auporlors wcrc natta1u wlll ta rn,,
tuttan of Tho motley. During tim Cominl,no 200 NJ.
In cnAaEEAus department fell l,,to tho hands a.
inAur8ents. ffo roeesod ~, ,00, hnrlly nf,c,v.y.
from, tho collectors Of tl,s f4ots anil nfer tho f,lI -
tho Commune II waa at lrat anrpostl that tI,ls i. -
had boon also sc}zsx1, but on tho contrary lhtnu =,
ea@sfst, he fs!Wnlst tho amount. t1p1nr to,ls NJ "A
Paris Loan hains In lis charge rs essla t,oso , II
wcFs drawn for reray,ncnt at par or At rren.,, NJ
and rallacsd them hy others, thus aprruprlallur H..
ooss which tclnoEed to tho owncrs nf tho bpG,ls,
Tins far slls caso runs parallel with n,,tn r.
ous casos in tl,is colntry,--that is, ,lcfa|.a,
tions md brcaclleB Of trust occur In t:,,a
country; they aro trnced mp, mud tho auora.
,s definitely located and tho 1etails aro NIB.
lisIed. Dut hero Tue similarity. ends, for
Apotpn CNAsrrAu was promptly trct tul
convicted, mid, although ho lind only app.o
printed 38,oD, lle received sentence of t,a
years. Imprisonment. What Icfautcr or n.
bezzlor meots with like fnto here? Ono
Gun atoal whole bank.nnd appropriate MI ia
deposits without being any nearer Joliot On
TINT account.
, 1875-06-15

the owners OF livery-stalGcs, many OF whom
arc not as we'll of at the ond Of tho your rs
The lalorcrs they employed.
Take another instance: AlcArItFF, w]lilo
justifying tho violence which WIS usc<l by tho
coal.hcnvers recently to aecnro tho rate o{ pay
they demanded, complained that they Ind
not gono far ouough Tic sail that the rnI.
ronds ought to llavo bean b1ackatled and tho
ships scnttlcd, 30 TINT tho coal could not lave
been brought into Chicogo 1Io intimato;l
thnt tho Pennsylvania miners might to l,nve
Hot flro to tho mines anl destroyed tho I'ossi-
lility of any oilcr act Of minors snking their
place, md 10 1laye put a stop to tho l,ro<lrc-
ing Of coal. Now, suppose Mr.. 3loAuL1rra
programme Ind been followed. Ger
tainly there woul,l lavo been 10
work for tho coal-hoaycrs In that
case Mt any price, oven II they had escaped
tho penalty Of their crime. Their illenesa
would havo occnsioncl want anil suffering
among their families, Coal world bo scarce
and dear the coming wintor. II world bo n
atrain Oh tho people with money to buy it;
hut tho coal-heavors, and others thrown out
of employment by roason Of their erimina1
Interference, would 10 unable 10 buy 1t at all
mud their families would either freeze or de-
pend upon tho Relief and Aid Sociaty-upon
the charity OF tho very people whose property
they Ind destroycd-fors sufficient fuel to aus
tnin lifo
AL of slr. AloAu1,rr's sophisms could 10
punctured as easily III those We llayo namcd,
but wo doubt whether it Ia worth while. lie
urot1bIy knows M Volt ng nny onp how llt-
, 1875-06-15

Mrs. Woopl1u1I il reported to lavo said,
not long since, that, when tho DEscuER trial
Is over, tho evidence will just begin to como
In. Recent developments seem to confirm
the sagac!ty Of this remark. Since tho owl
t!enco in tho case has heon closed, thero llave
boon Several statements Of considerable i'm
rortance, some Of which would not not haye
been admitted AZ evidence in the civil suit,
md somo Of which aro said to havo boon nn-
luown to 3lr. T11ToN'a counsel. First, thoro
ID statement, which rcnains uncontrat1ictcd,
TINT Alrs. Triton confessed adultery to AIr,
aud Mrs. RICHARDS, 1ler brother mud astcr-
in-law, in addition to the others named by
Mr. T1LroH. Then came a1r. CARpEs7gns
statement in thu, Now York GrapAo, which
places Alr. DgEcuKn In tie position Of hay.
Ing told two or three falsehoods, aud having
confessed to Mr. CARPENTER by implication.
Now tho New York Herald claims TO Lave
discovered tho apothecary who sold Alr.
bEEoHEa prussio acld with which lie iu-
tonded to take his own life, o. Mrs. MouLroN
saad. And 1t Is also said that brooklyn up.
holsterer could hare given evidence OF the
most direct bearing on tho charge, concern.
ing w'!at ho saw whilo he was doing so,na
work IN Alrs. T1ITos's house. Il thero IL
anything In all these statements, there will
10 an opportunity to givo them the weigh,
Of eviaenre in tbs criminal proceeding aaeius.
TuroN for scandal, for which Alr, DKEcuxs
lad him indicted.
, 1875-06-15

The ordinance comforting upon tho City
Hallway Company the right 10 1ay double
tracka OIL Wabash avenue stipulates TINT
"tl,e tracks of said railroad &al1 not BE- re-
uattd ADORE 1s snrE,ee efths street, n,1'l si'all
bo laid with modern improved rails, and shall
be SO laid that carriagos md o.ior vehicles
Gtn fas;'y and d.frttly cross sad trucks At any
and MI points, aud in any md all directions
without obstruction" Tho trucks which
1,ave been laid upon Wabash avenue south Of
Congress street aro considerably abovo the
proscnt surface Of the street, though mt
perhaps nbova what tho surface would be if
the atrcat wero newly paved on tho present
Legal grade. Tho street has worn away, how
evcr, md tho truck IL 30 laid ~ to defeat the
provision Of the ordinance wo hayo cited for
carriages and other vehicles can not easily and
freely cross tho tracks, as required by the
ordinance. Whether the trnck is to bo lift
in this condition, and tho avcnuo rendered
practically inpassabla except for llorse-cars
remains to seen. At all events, tho public
may compel tho Company to comply with tho
ordinance in tic purpose which tho above
provision was intended to secure.
, 1875-06-15

There Inns been some conspicuous inac-
curncy somewhere in connection with the re-
ports md dcaia1s OF Collector WApswoRrn's
resignation. Tho latter denied tho forward
ing Of naytaing which could be, by any pos-
sibllity, construed as q resignation, but it
appears that ho wrote long letter
to tho President, and subsequently
sent telegram to Commissioner PART stat.
ing that the President was at liberty to con-
sidcr TINT letter q resignation if he thought
proper. This permission was uscd by tho
President with all possible haste, and
hence the report tint WApswonru's
resignation had been forwarded and ao-
cepted. Unless tho Collector can Bhow that
no such dispatch was ever sent to tho Com
missioner. and that the latter has lied, his
numerous dcn!als will not improve tile Bitua-
ton, nor Increase tie respect and confidence
which llia courgo has materially diminished
in this community.
, 1875-06-15

Our Washington correspondent Inns been
nj some pains to ascertain tho ,'at'1ro Of tho
report submitted by the Chicago Custom.
1luuso Examining Commission, mil, with tho
insurance that his information Inns beon Oh
tnincd from relinalo souyecs, s.ntes TINT tho
Commission will not only condemn tho
foundations anl nlporssr1tcturo a5 inadequate
and unsuitable. but will also report unfayor-
ably upon the Bnenn Vista stone furnished by
stuE1Lrn- It is thought TINT tho nanncr in
which tho contract was obtained and the work
was performed will entor into tho report, and
tl,nt the couc1usions thercfron will DO any-
hing but gratifying to the parties raspon-
siblo fur the job.
, 1875-06-15

Tho lows Trohibtstoniata moan mischief.
Thoy Will on no sccount ALLOW tho election IN
1oet a'@sa "a 60 os oe9eo1''
Joseph l.. Johnston hsa boom nominated for
Governor OF Georgia oY country uoHapapot Of
that ssato- lilo fespoaaes are not many OF On"
thua'astlo.
In tho pending political campaign In Ohio,
Judge TAFT oi cinolanatl will take the stump
Tor tho 1lrat time during his life. IN behalf Of
tho Republican ticket.
Tho Council Bluffs NonparsQ ID not IN ad-
mirror Of tho Hon. D. A. MAhoney. II aays az
hia removal to Chicago. "Ths Garden City
must be al awful wicked plaoo to merit snoh &n
ia!isetaon.'
Tho eloction Of Mosos Cuiyer 10 thu vacant
seat on tue bench Of TIN b,prome Court Of Cop-
nooticut hAs baeu sooroyed Nv ali oartlsa. Ths
, 1875-06-15

A very rush and reckloSs mAn, Prof. HE1N-
RICH Wu1r9z, Of the University Of Leipzig,
has Just published q book which throws con-
siderable light upon journalism In Germany,
and how the German newspapers which are
favorable tn B1snARoK'a policv hoppen to be
90 uuauinous upon all points, and appear
simultaneously with the same comments.
cr;ticisrns and recommendations, According
tn prof WrrrKr. there Ia n contral burean
Of the prcss in Berlin, managed. under the
oraricoa ~ n,su,uor IT, Ia mn endowad IN.
stitution. tho Government having turned
oror :, u .bo rorascoted nr,,nsrtv ~ Tho
N;no ~ Hanover md the Eloctor ot Hesae.
r. !. -or,;o,ta-1v nctiva IN Honovcr. m.
vnr,a noden oni A1asoe.1,orra,na. 1ta funo.
.,ann 49,. ~ sr,r1,, ,,a,vo .n;1 or,,,on. ~
fmrn;s,, ,r.;t.r, - brr old norora ona stort
49, 49, 49," " "e, .,. ~. s,ropIr - s~is.aroa
~" ~" ~. 's' ~ M 1s..sts ~ 49, nna ra,snss ~,
, 1875-06-15

Tha Chicago produce nazlets wora vnri.
able yeaterday. Mesa pork was actiyo, aud
declined 4o@45o psr bsl, closing ut $1,000
6a1o.od for July, aud s19.a5@1v.3o Tor
August. Lard was dull and declined aso ner
lou tas, closing ut Sl8.1o for July and S13, 80
Tor August. Meats were inactive aud easier
ct ITO for shoulders, lilo for short ribs, md
lie Tor abort cleara. uighwincs woro quiet
anu steady, At sl.l7 par gallon, Lake tre!ghta
wese less active, at 23o for corn to Buffalo.
Flour Wos quiet and tamo- Wheat was active
aud 20 higher. clpaing At s1.ol4 oash, md
si.oas for July. Corn was In fair demand,
end closed 10 higher, At 6slo cash, had C0ic
lat July. o&as xsrs xadarasaly aatiya sud
, 1875-06-15

30 lower, closing at ESQ casl,, and 6Glo for
1ufy. 1lyo waa quiet, at about !'Gc. Barley
was quiet at St.05fa1.05l for September.
Catt1o wero a shnlo tirmer. Hogs wero
acsive and tic per loo it's lower, at $1,000
$50. Sheen wc,o 1uut md stronger.
, 1875-06-15

The GcrmnnB, We should Judge from
letter recently published in TuE Tribune,
arc apprehonsivo Of d growth Of socialism
which docs not 60 further, in n,nuy respects,
than the recognized principles Of nepub-
America. What would the Germans think II
all audience Of 1000 persons gathered to-
getl,er in public meeting in ono Of their
principal cities to l;aten to such harnng1tes ns
were delivered Sunday afternoon in Chicago
by Measrs S1atMEsB, MoAuL1rF, W1sNEa,
aud others? II such meetings and such Mt
terancrs wero possible In Germany (they
would DO Dispersed at the point Of the bayo-
net before organization), they would spread
like wi1lGre md aronse tho fears Of tho Gov
prnn,ant, tho officials, and the law-abiding
people everywhere. That they hayo como to
10 Of ordinary occurrence here, and
nro permitted without interference or pro-
test from tho authorities, is IN eyidouca
either Of tho indifference Of the people to
their ,nalign influences or OF q popular and
ofnclal confidence In tho strength Of FREQ
government. Perhaps there is something Of
both these sentiments which accounts for tho
immunity given to the Conmunistic agitators
mud their incenilinry utterances. Tho popu-
lar indifference may 10 purity owing to tho
i,isnos,,;on ~ >bo tmor;con neon,o h aenra.
c;ato aonoa1. md i1;acra;l;t innena;na duos.
t.rs. tho noas of tho noon1a refnse3 IN In.
,;ova that thero voa wor IN thu lind nn,,,
nfter tlo hott1a NJ pn,, RIM. Tbero IA a,so
m a,;d;no fa;t1, j., tbo noruononcv ~ nv
institutions ani1 thc3r nowera IN roa,zt ,nro.
a;ou FINN 1u;t1,;, and ,r;thort It "a tha con,
blnotion Of those two rnntimonts which ona.
Has o mn n,on N r,ot,,cr In nu,1;c AMI 1,stor
tn baranm,es ca}cn,atoa to oro,to tin wors,
,msaions, 10 bring 1oy, md anthor;tv into con.
.o,,,t ~ .1,-ooto,, lin coo,,1 h,.,,r. o,a
no1;t;oo1 atrrctrro =, NV ,.on,o or,, - on
,7o,ror tho liza or,1 1,rorortv - al ,ra, ,7;,.
noqe1 IN t,ofena tha;r r;vhts
NJ No4,,,7,, /, ,1,a n,o,. 7o,aorors ,o
-. W.
e"aeo 'ito 44toas iuten'8oH.' aInon6 tue eon.
feased Co'nsnundfds OF Chicago. We will
tako lia uttcrauces, therefore. Oh the foireet
~ t}o c,osu 1r,a ,cf,o;v, ~ h;o s,,ao,,, ,yo,
~ .NI" ~ W ~ "~
~ e'eAo I'LL aat"E"u'so1 ueA"ceu i"po' "ulA
capital, aud to iuoito AiB hearorB to arm and
cnuip Themselves for mn onen cnuf]fct with
tl.o now Chicago regiments a. Tie defenders
of can;tal. Tn viaw of tbia onen confceaion
wa i,nnoino Tint Tin orcon,1at;on NJ tbooa
nav rat1;,nant. si,, ro,e;va ~, in,,,,t..
o,a .,,ot IN ,ropo,o,,s 49,, ,,.a,,o.., ,.,-
~ ,,,o 49,, <n;,, .,o1,,, .a e..a.5,,s. s.'.;a,
IN ro,caaorv fu,i1. ~ n1oo,na ,1,ar, ,,nan - w.
o1,otant to,;,;." :. .,,a." !, 49, ,,,.a,,'a"1 =
49, ~. sT',.s'. ,r,,a s.s.,:.na a,.Am ~
ua.;ao1 =. .,,.t L. ,,,.o,,;s~s =, ~
, 1875-06-15

up" AZ Eonn M tho grunnslior7 voro fnir]y
in possession Of tho rcdoubt, they formod
ranks and began deadly fro on tho Amori-
cans, WHO wero t',en rctrontiny In confusod
inosscB. It was At this timo that tho greatest
losa Of lifo on our side occurred. II waa then
that Afaj..Gen. WARREN foll., IIe was the
President Of tho Provincial Congress, n.an
Of great attainmonts nnd universally beloyotl.
When he arrived on tho ground, early In tho
afternoon, ho Ind been offered the command,
on account Of lis superior rank, but
Ind declined It, saying, "Wo aro nll Colonola
here. antl ono Colonel is rs good as another"
On tho 10th Of juno ho Ind oiliciatcd rs
President of tho Congrcss On Tho 18th,
when ho set out for tho fight, E1Dn1uaE
GEnnY demonstrated with lin. 1Io nnsworcd
with tile otd motto: "Duleo ct decor1lm est
pro patrin mori." Tllreo hours afterwards
tho lalf-prophccy VIVA fulfilled by his death.
Tho man of most noto killed OIL The British
sitlo was Afaj. PITCAIRN, ut whose ordors the
"Lo1ingtoa Massacre" WIS begun. Tile
total loss according to tho Official returns
WAS, on tho Anoricnn sido. killed, 140
wounded, Eli; prisoners, 80; md, on that
Of the English, killed, 22U; wounded, B28.
As tho Americans ran and tho English
chased, fnint attempt to rally tho former was
nndo on Dunkers Hill, where some defensos
had been hastily inprovised. This was q
very disastrous venture. 4 few provinoihls
were shot down, nnd tho rest ran faster than
ever. This inglorious episode was tho only
part Of the bnttlc that took place on the alto
now gloriaed by tho great granite monu-
, 1875-06-15


Prof.. JosEPn W1StouK, Director Of tho Oh.
f'crvatory at Cambridge, Maas., died Buddcn1, On
friday morning. 11o waa nstiyo Of Kentucky
Ho wont to Cambridge mat,y years ago, to taxe
charge Of tho work on tho American Ephoatria
under tho direction Of tho Coast susvoy. In
1886 ho wau appointed to succeed uconur 7,
13oxD as Director Of tho Observatory Of I1al, ard
College, Phillips Professor OF Astronon,y, aid
Professor Of 0ooaoay. llo was ono Of the bctt
astronomers Of whom tho United States ,uld
hoaat. Il was sometimes objecsod that ht iii,
not caro- to rora 40 long at ttle instrument, .s
Bomo thonght desirable but hta contributions
to Tho Bctou,to literature of tho day provo .I,as
lo was hard aud close tlInlor. a1,d that al lis
work waH douo ncatiy md wol1. uo ac1s. ,eI
more fu tho ca,,Eo Of scientific rose. :.rrh
tllau those who obsoryo moro, Int sh'nlt lesa fo
vaa especially nkiilaa in tho application Ut ltna-
tograply tn celestial observallous. mud rcec ,sly
undertook 3 very sasuah!o setica Of ylowt pf
sun.sposB, planetary appearances, etc. 1ro ,b-
served tho total eclipse Of tho nuu Aug. I. aia,
from sholbyriIlo, Ky., and lad charge Of llss
American expedition to Hpaiu which obae: ;el
ths solar eclipse OF Deo. q, 1871. Tho rol l1ts
OF hia obBersattons OF theao oocasions wero },a5.
ishcd by tho Gosornmcnt mud form sono OF s.so
moat interesting toporss tuado OF tloso .o-
namena.
, 1875-06-15

The parvcrsoness Of tho graaahoppsrs Il uluA-
trstod in tho fact that they ilow away just about
the time 1t was discovered that they could b.
mAda Into highly palatahlo aud nutritious aoup.
, 1875-06-15

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bank to get t'me to meet these outstanding
hcketa OF sTuuaua. Finally, he got an o1ten.
sion from his creditors. md turned over to them
ALl1N's certificates, amounting to something
like $4,000. The bank failed before tho