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A Cosmopolitan Crowd.

Col. Furn"V writes: Iourrach Frank
fort-on-thc-Aiain Ohaving left Berlin the
night before at c;~ht} "a eight IN th"
morning. and stop at the YES En-!
Hall, the hotel where Ill the railroads
are combined. Here passengers COME
from and 90 10 Paris, Vienna, st. Pc
tersburg and To all tn" intermediate
places along the Rhine. The trains are
constantly arriving and departing, and
from the porch of the West End Hall,
which stands between three stations and
receives many travellers for rest and re-
fre>hment. | have studied the diversified
throng passing to and fro. 1t is Il sort
of human Kaleidoscope. Aided by Il
German friend | diSentangled the diff
fcrrnt characters in the unccaSing pro-
ce>>ion. The Em@liShman and his fami-
" first, with a red bOok-Murray or
BUdekcr-a bundle of canes and UNI
brclIas and roll of wraps: they stop
for cold roast beef and pale ale. AGer-
man with a long pipe and his wife with
poodle-d"%; they stop Tor sWcl'zer-
cheese and Il huge pitcher o. peer. \
company OF mafkSlneh' eaci with MS
wife, ut least hfty IN all on the way 10
the Schuetzentest at Darln>tadt to-lnor-
row (SundaD. y platoon of German
soldiers, fully equipped, IN marching
order, with carbne' sword til cup Il
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DOMESTIC ECONOMY,

PRESERVE crgs by a quick dipping in
boilinc water. and packinn with fresh
salt small end down
NICE C,Kr-1 cun moIossos of
cream. - cans flour. , eoos. = piece of
butter the size Of 4 bcs,s GOO. and an
even sno,rfrI IF ,olorotns Mix all
torrthrr and stir we'll Bake in 4
moderate oxen.
ror D,ssr, p,.+ worI tho
wh;tn nf an w;th r;,,Io v,otor. dim
.,~ f...: ..oI;a+oL. =,
.I,.n : nn.
,I;.h nmI i,r hon,s th.r
"' .aIN ax,,i"i+a
~ na.t thn,
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ADVERTISERS
A.N.K..S.L.


WHO desire to reach country readers can 10 80 IN
the he. and c~hcfrcSt manner by u>in" Que or more
sections OF THE GRFNT NEWSPAPER AUXILIARY
LISTS. Apply to T.. l.. PRATT, 1oJack.or street,
Chicago.
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". HUNTER, Acting Secretary.
FAynr1rr,-Th nonular Chill

THRGREAT F~AvoEITE!-Thc popular Chill
Cure Of the age. Composed of pure ana
simple drugs. Wilhoft'> Tonic has long held
the highest place i'll the long line of RENE
die for Chiile and Fever. 1t is not only
.~Auti-Pcriodic hut is Anti-panic, for it cur
tail. the heavy expense of doctors visits.
where friendly visits are all itcmizcd in tho
account current. y penny saved is a penny
Gained. and saving il III this way adds 10
health and comfort. Try Wilhofts Tonic a.
Il certainty and You vii! never regret il.
WurrLo,K, FINLAY X Co, ProprictorS, New
Orleans.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. -. 1873.

IFEFANIMLNI VI
WASHINGTON, Aug. %. 1873.
Wilson SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Cleveland.
ohio:
There have been received at this depart
mcnt a MEDAL and DIPLOMA awarded Ia
WILSON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY as an
exhibitor at the Universal Exposition, held
at Vienna in 1913.
will thank you to inform me what dis
position you desire 10 have made of them.
The Department will deliver them to such
aren't a. o may suggest, or to Adams kN-
press Company, addressed rs y"n may Indl.
cate. upon the return To the department OF
the Enclosed receipt, duly signed. When the
same are delivered in either way thc respon-
e.aility Of the department will terminate.
Your uhtdicnt servant,
". HTNTEE. Actinw Secretary.
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To COUNTRY MECHANISM. w. Per-
kinS. Wholesale Boot and Shoe house, 5li \
JI6 Washington Ave. II. Louis. has the larg-
est and most complete stocks ever offered in
the West. At bottom prices to cash bu! ers.
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J. r. TTTERBACk & CO., Jobbers and
Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES,
JO1. 5G3 & jO5 y. Main Street, st. Louis.
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view is more instructive than the little
notice each takes of the other, and the
pcrvadingtone of separate individuality.
1t * the world in miniature.
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TIE LARGEST CARPET HOUSE in St.
Louis. Importers. wholesale and retail deal
i'll Carpets: Oil Cloths. MattingS and Cur
tain Goods. Send for price list.
{. 3. BRAY & CO.. lUS y. 4tb Street.
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EODEETCN & !
IsCviCACC,iLL
iE.-tic.r7 fsr Agsuts o.!
G land Fr91u1
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CARPETS, Oil Cloths and Curtain Goods.
+. {. POWELL. Wholesale and Retail Deal
or. Nos. 40 and f12 North Fifth Street, ST.
Louis, Mo. Send for Price Lists.
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CA. ]! GER
DOVBLE YOUR TRADE

Drl,r-i-+s. GrurrrS and DcalCrS-PHiP tEHV If JnI'LH
T. y. sealed packages, ScreC-t0P car. boxes or hal.
hcs;>-GrO'C.f rs prices. Send for clTcuEf. Inc v ELLIS
TEAEoMPAXy, 2Gl FultOn-st.. y. \. p.U. Box iJU.
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Glossy Black Whi>kcrS are admired 10y every
l4iy. Nnu can have them 10y using DIR. Tut = Ia
proved Hair Dyp. Il" hc had OF ANY druggist.
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shionable Manner. Il draws all
The fullness to the back. making the
"straight front" II Saves more
than Ten Times its Cost, II can be
changed from One Dress to another.
Price, as cents each. Mailed.
, 1875-07-11

response in the minds OF intellectual. hnn,.
and poetic observers, and have bsea likansa..ae,
series OF Georges. "a
William Hunt, OF Boston, was d nnn,o, ~,
aud formerly owned some OF his p;,rn,s. ea
they Wsse unhappiiy ourut in tae cre,s s.at Et
T1sre are some OF Ills works ID p1lyate h,cia
phlladelphis, ,-ono ''as q
NOTED AID VALUABLE ONE, LAsor1ra
purchased in Paris for So 900 francs. Ha..
sees = great ploxed neld, with \ rrarskas as
Somewhat misty atmosphere, q Nstls s, ~ -ha
the distances. and. just along the horizon . Il. =
yer CLEAN OF light. In the middle of tba ~ "
stand two peasants, "a mao nad woman -@s' -.
for momeut suspend their labor and bent ~ ~
heada fevefent4al!y at the suund Of the chnssS
bell The lines Of toll are ssam1ed i ~ e.
faces Of tbs TWO, and upoo their fsuraa. ~ ~
cosoriess sky, tho wids-spteaaing fa4 s,.sa ~
Hh1ch they have been comDslIins TO frutfnin.aee,
monotonous aud dreary tell the tale Ct shs nsss
ants life; tho gteam OF hight over Tia h..s-
church, and the expression OF religious f,i.s -
the voskers ~ they As.en tothe angetps isi,:sa
the gloon Of the scene, and Indicate tha 49, ~
which mAkea those dark d1vs Of toll eudnrsn'ssa
Laber and i. patisnce,-that waa Whit T;e
let saw before him; over these ~. ~.
and their associations his g.aness brooded sss
out OF these his foe spirit and his ex:raorda,,..
skill Of hand extracted q beauty 20 crnTcma3
that to see 1t uDmoved Is impossible. E-4s
which can look complacently At pictures IL.
''tTha Roll-Cail," Or ''The Deash OF NeInon r.. ~
'.The Death Of Gen. Wolfe" or ucb-lits ~,
plays. may drop tea1H at Miilet's solemn. aIme..
uuintentional pathos. This fine description :
from Lady Pollock. The number Of an;sS..
pictures produced By M,iler was compsraitret.s
small, hardly more than three year.
". h. R. FBrxcx
, 1875-07-11
ILLINOIS,
'WAUkEGAN, .
4 LIVELY WEEK.

Special Correspondence ef The Chicago Tribune.
WAukEoAS. July 1o.-The past week WAS one
Of unusual aetiv1tJ. Many strangers arrived to
spend The Fourth, who on their departure, ex-
presaed themselves as highly pleased with the
besu:ies Of the Spring City. The nationa1 holiday
waa celebrated in metropolitan etyle. The
grand parade which took piace in the forenoon
was perfect After the parade, many proceeded
70 the Public Square, where the exerc,sea Of the
day Were hoId. -:
EvASsroH CLUB PICNIC.
: Ihe Evanston Social Club held their ANIMAL
picnic at Glen Flora last Thursday. The party
composing the Club numbered some 30U ladies'
auo gentlemen. They arrived on special train
At ID q, 1n, and Immediately renaired to the
beautiful grove, where lelge platform had
been erected, upon which dancing Was heartily
engaged IN. Croquet-playing, quoting, and
other 2musemauts we're also enioyed. DR.. o.
Il. Aann, the President OF the Club, was ores
ent. ~ VAS aleo the Secretary, Alx. D. B. Dewey,
both OF whom did muah to make il An eniovanie
season. The Glen Flora grounds have beoame
quite popular Of late as place OF resort.
PERsONAL.
Mr- and Mrs. John Solomon left this cty yee-
terday for California, whather they 20 to Yis,t
reiatsves- They Will probably be absent month
CT six weeks.
TIE Hon::J L. Williams and wife have gone
to coloraao' on sisls. They expect 10 tatnfn in
III: !. haoeoeG, OF chteag1; III sas4. II tha
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PaRK RIDGE.

The Merts returned home from Palatlne with
dropping spirits, having been badly beaten IN the
match game OF Saturday, but were we'll treated
aud entertained by their foes. The score stood
TO in favor Of the palatinas, only six innings,
however being played.
The Park Ridge Brass Band went up to Lnke
Zurich last Saturday with g party Of pleasure
seekers. Several ladies' accompanied tho party.
and good time was realized
The camp-uieeting las been good advertise
ment for the suburban towns on this road, espe-
cial1y for Parx Ridge. The aatonishment e1-
pressed By many who passed the place at Its
growth and pleasant appearance was apparent,
and it will be bard struggle for those Interested
along this road to submit to the selling Of the
camp grounds, thereby transferring their inter-
ests 10 the Lake Bluff Camp Meetng Association.
But that is to be considered.
Real estate is changing hands quite rapidly.
Tho sale OF twenty-five lots last week by Ira
Brown ia to be recorded. Every afternoon train
from Chicago brings moro or less purchasers.
The demand for loss in this suburb Ia on the in
crease, and the fault is laid to TIE TRIBUNE.
The interest that that PAPER has taken IN the
suburban towns has brought them into notice.
and the people along the road appreciate the
fact.
Tho regular meeting OF tho Trustees con-
yened Tuesday evening. Trustees Jones. Robb,
Broughton, Mansfield, Tenant, and Hosman
were present. petition from DR.. Dodge aud
others, asking the construction Of q sidewalk
from DR.. Dodge'a corner to the depot was re-
ferred to committee On motion, Trustees
Robu sud Broughton were appointed to confer
With the Town Commissioners ID regard to the
sxpedancy of gtayeIing the Rand Road through
the corporation of Park Ridge, and making it q
free road. Trustees Eobb, Mansfield, and
Broughton were selected to look up village
plots aud place them On record. The Board ad-
jourued till Aug. at 8 o'clock p. N.
The Fourth was celebrated on the 9Th inst
Tie Aerts played on their own grounds, and
beat themselves. A large number were out from
the city, anl the band discoursed patriotic mu-
sic to the inRDita delight OF all.
The departures during tho past week were
Dr.. Dan Newcomb, to Fox River; Mrs. L.
Tucker, to Rock Island. The arrivals were
Mrs. Lyon and Hiss Lane, Of Chicago, guests OF
Mr. Sweet. Mr. Sweet returned homo Friday
morning, after an absence OF three weaks.
There viii be services at the II. E. Church
this morning. Mr. Kaufman oficiates.
, 1875-07-11

l. most distressing occurrence happened Id the
heart Of the town FRIDAY afternoon. Two ladies,
Mrs. Coville, Of Maywcod, accompanied BIZ
frieud, Mrs. SLreHer, of Joliet.--were out driv-
ing. Wheu opposlte Mr.. E. o. Gales, on Lake
street, = team, tile driver Of which was drunk
en- German, ran into them, frightening their
horse, and he ran, throwing Mrs. Coville out
to the ground, while the. other lady caught
between the wheel and the buggy, and
miEaculousiy escaped with hor HE. receiy-
ing. however, some Severe injuries.
Dr.. E, L. Cash arreBted the rapid progress Of
the lorse when it had ran about two blocks, and,
extricating Mira. Sh:eher from her perous posi-
tiou, he gave the ladies' all the assistance that
the OCCASION demanded. He Was The he1o OF the
hour, and Mrs. Shreiler is indebted to him for
her Ife.. The Doctor already bears an enviable
lautry aud kindness Friday afternoon will win
for Linn anew tile blue ribbon Of favor. Slrs.
CoVille received no severe Injuries, but. waa
slightly bruised. Mrs Shreder will doubtless
recover from her ssvere but not apparently fatal
Tue drunken wretch who WAS the author Of all
the d1reful mischief xas arrested aud Brought
befure Ar. Dunlop, Justice Ut the Peace. His
trial WAS short, and the Justice fined hin 425.
Some brother Germans paid his fine. taking one
OF his horses as security, and he was sent home.
The event. happening as it dld in the centre of
the town, vas Witnessed BY large number OF
the citizens. aud sympathy fol. the sufferer and
Indignation towards tile careless, >unfeeing dry
er, vas loudly expressed On every eide
1QsuELLANEpCa.
Nisa Nettie H.: Poole, a young ]ady who is a
fagorlte in the social horizon Of the town, le1t
"Wednesday for the East. She will be gone some
two mouths.
Among The delights OF rustic life is the old
time seranade,-tAe touching OF the light
guitar, and the accompanying melody Of manls
been wekeued from sweet slumber to hide be-
hind half closed shutters, aad listen to The fine
musle OF fous inale voiced. and exc:atn, How
,lQIelyl = How sKss+ and. q lbs Las; strains
, 1875-07-11
A Chnuco Nugget.

GF1a8 d31<y Isl1k} q H36'1s
Yesterday afternoon Albert Shepherd, HDd
sides near Walsh street, In the Wattsfa =
highest part OF tha town. made nice hsf!e ass5s
He IVES Walking oat Of bis lot, aud Hhsn to.s11
the rear and thereof, beiaR tn nsdisatise mos
he cast his ewes towards the ground. Bot1eshes
n the" pathway giittsred, and that someshing " Va
gold. He stopped down and picked up the ~ II
Il Was chunk that weighed IN the neighoosMs.~
OF S375, aud as specimen is worth mose ~
that sum. shepherd has walked ever thu; ~ ~,
men thousand times, but had al7sss nsF. sa
fore hall hts hsxd up. Look * The gfot'no -
are walking UPON, Young man.
, 1875-07-11

of +" Good night sweetheart," died away somur-
Miss Dair Whaples returned Saturday from
Lyons. Ia., where she has been sojournlng Tor
several weeks. w..
Miss Ids Loring, of Lake Mills, Wis: il the
guest Of Miss Foster. T..
/ lady prominent in the socia1. and particular
ty tte musical circles promises for her friends =
rich treat. She is expecting lady musician OF
wonderful talent and powers. to spend aome
time with her during this mouth.
Mise De1y. from New York, is whiting hr.
and Ara. Terry.
, 1875-07-11
RACINE.
CELEBRATING.

s.,,;.r ro-~<s,,o.,,,.u.. ~ ~. ch;4noo r.,brux
n ~ S1r:~T1.o nr,. - .-..+ - ~.
RACINE, "is., July lo--iae ereas esens o1 tne
GUNNER, where sunpowdeF plags 80 important
part iu demonstrating the explosive patriotism
of vounr America and vhere On every coruor
~aen. ..,,-..s7 z,.,,aao. - tta a,,,;ra, 1T
W. seA oAun'1< .eAA'ooA - +Do
ch1ns and Japan has PASSED. IL Was 70 so"e
extent spread over three days. eliminating On
Monday. which was very cold sumner day;
and =. +ha <va,+ba-.c,ark tt;a vaar In cbarg Of
- 40 w. ..,,....:-. 80, .t..r .t,.a
e''1ne '"o ans uasa 'o'.'"Aas o@.A o-a0A' ss s
who celebrated on lne Stu pfoSoa 70 %
the weather-wisest- On Monday all tue
sbnna and places Of business we're shut,
5 ~o,r,.r h,,;d.v time w.s had.
a., a'o eoo. .;an. 80 to,. o,ar
I4e old met II she'r soc'al 1eun1one ~ '4lA o'el
the day. and all who honor IT, and TO contrast
the glorious Fourth of to-day With the Fourths
zp,an thav varo v<u,ng. Young America generally
~ ,aoo,,d ;ast :, t1,a cnon,riaon- IN nrona
eNuao Wv ,s",. - A.. =. ,onso1,-
are We III ile na]uef Sea." ~ ua"" eo"sot
tion from 81 Lang Syne." Lbs young naa theiz
excursions, festivals and outdoor sports, With
dancing hera aud there. vh1ct, with the votaries
~ FatSor A1uthpw HaIl in the Fourth Ward u
6no new brick building In connection with 81.
Pat1ick's Churct} commenced early iu the after
, 1875-07-11
Resi-.

A tired tramp. sad, dust -be2rtnsl, and emh :,
From vi the weary leagues ned Travelled oat :
Sat down to reat Beneath 4 IeafJ tres.
Whose she.te1tug branches formed = e1ooW .
That hid tbs sun soon fell 70 s!oeo. .:
a. soft ~ daylight Into DIRK doth eretp.
He slept till Mornings gorgeous Hing
SAone on his Eastern throt4e: then, svs1e1aat
He bounled 10 hls feet, .ud saug the psa.ss,
The tt1ed limbs, t,:at overnight were sore,
Talt strong and supple, ~ thsJ never feit oefo!%
, 1875-07-11

ian cmer and = B5ehara g., Fensth R".s ~ W.T. .n
Mesdsnes Rudolph Nunnena1ne so9 9oF5, aaa nnq an-
I'D | II, =. Wolf: seventh Ward. Meada,nes carpe1-
ter. Aifeu afcArthuz, and j. F. darne Ninth Ward,
1fesd a,nes Frsukfufth and Schuengel.
, 1875-07-11
MILLINERY GOODS

100 Shade and other styles =
Ladies' Straw Hats Teducso
from So, $1.5o and 81 to osN
Other goods in Millinery "
partmeut reduced in like pro-
portion. Also havemade sW9eE,
ing reductions in prices OF Fap
aso1s and Fans. .@ .@::=:
H04CHKlN|, PALMER &@.
.!"~
1877 and l39, State-Rtbs -'
, 1875-07-11

What's the difference between the lower part
of the leR And the 4atssoonsets Ons's shiu AID
bone and the others been and shdhs. ."- .
, 1875-07-11

Chicago. Thera is nothing In the accomplish
ing Of ths project a. all the trains OF the Chi
the Milwaukee L. St. Paul, are obliged 10 stop
here.
Several lots have recently been snid to per-
sous Who intend to build permanent homes. 4
new atore-buiidlng is erecting BY Mr. SilveTman
near the cr0selug.
The Board Of Trustees held Its regular meet
ing Monday evening. 4 petition for the i'm:
provement OF Hale street was received and re-
fered 10 the proper committee.
The petition Of William Hope and others for
highway was considered, md on motion aot
afrs. 4. Il. Miller met with painful Incident
while at the camp ground last week. ahe slip
ped On the door-s:ets and spFained her ANGLE.
She was brought home in q helpless state.
LAKE. VIEW.
The Fullerton avenue people ara rejoced to
hear thst the Board Of Public Works are in fair
way 10 do something in regard to the well-kno1n
conduit. The swimming school established by
lected IN the unfinished excavations has ce9aed
to bo novelty, aud they woufd be glad 10 see
work On the big ditch takes It's place.
WESTERN SPRINGS.
This Western suburb il growing rapidly On the
strength Of its mineral waters large Quantities
Of whieh are being sold and shipped daily TO
Chicago aud other p1aces. 4 number Of new
buildings have beeu erected, and nany more ara
In proceas of erection
Our temperance society-2s0 strong -marched
with flying banners through the principal
streets OF the village Monday, in honor Of the
temperance feeling is. daily growing Stronger in
Lemont and ere long tie tr2fie in Liquor will be
, 1875-07-11


cle.zens sworB that Steiner was milk and wafer
scientist and fair-a.r sa4ior. The trip WAS post
ponpi till Wednesday. On that occasion, the
balloon asceuded with difficulty, rose only 3, 900
feet q; starting, ,ioated Tor one hour and three
quarters a distance OF II miles southwest, and
then came down because there was no more gas
to keep it up. Before leaving, Dr. Wight, tile
heaviest ulaa Of the party. had to get out be-.
cause the thing wouldn't rise. Fifty men we're
holding the nalloon down with all their weight
aud strength. under the belief that their
tinted MUSCLE could scarcely suffice to
keep i. from shooting upward: When
the magic words Let 80" we've Uttered. tie
/ dity men etArted back with the feat Of being
drawn up with the im7ctuoeitr Of the ascent:
atsd Fifty pairs OF eyes loosed swiftly heaven
+ ward expecting 70 catch q last glimpse Of the
purity us tho7 entered the domain OF, the stars
and passed out Of sight; but such was not the
case. The balloon waa rocking. Peacefully at
their feet, aud wouldn't bulge IL inches.
So the cause OF science waa not much I'D
vanced bv the "Trip and it is proposed to make
another ascent sooa, wh=n enough css will be
rsken on board to insure q long VOYAGE. Dr.
Wight, being SO heavy Will be left on: of futrre
cal:ulauoos. Ar. Sol1se1in. M-. Peckbam and
Il. Reganley viii constitute the party, With
Stciuor for condnctor; and, - they have every
necessary Instrument fer taking very full and
Interesting otserya1ona, some data OF use to
ecseSce NAV boodsined,-which is gil they hope
tor. Al they were mere guests Of Steiner uu
/ tic ascension IN question:. theT have no right to
grutlble at their extensive preparations having
gone for ooslllng nor do they =
THE woMAS's CENTENNIAL
1t meeting Of Milwaukee women. to take &C.
tdon to commemorate The centennial By the erec-
ton Of monument. or IN some other suitable
way. the following citizeoesscs were appointed
ward committees to gather funds and maze ar
ran&ements, both for the general object and for
musical festival ..-:.~.
First Ward. Aesdames Ashley, Miller Dai.ush,m.
and Rich Second Wxzdt MesaAmes Lynde Wok, and
Ernst Won RauInb2ch Third Wx8d,> lesdz1nha WILL
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-09-04
GAMBLERS.

People ask US sometimes why we do
not attack the gambling institutions in
this city and try and break up the bust
ness of the gambler? Our answer in
variably is, (Which ?'' We think it is
plain case that almost everybody in
Storey county is gambler. And it is
not confined to Storey-it is the occupa-
ton of the coast. True, all people do
not patonize Slim Jim, nor take the chance
of fair buck at faro, but they gamble just
desperately at plenty Of other games.
They every day bny stocks in mines that
they know there is not pound of pay
ore in, they buy other stocks in mines
which are good, but which are managed
Just as Slim Jim manages his little card,
where the chance to win is almost as
vague in one case as the other. Men do
this who would not like to be called gam
blers; women do it who would tell you,
were you to ask them, that if their hus-
band was gambler they would not live
with him an hour Young ladies who
are shocked at the thought that there are
men who make a living by gaming are
not Indifferent to the knowledge that
their sweethearts are carrying Consoli-
dated Virginia instead of East Belcher
Little boys express their admiration fo1
man by saying. He has got Califor-
mia. he has, . and the prayer pious moth
ers teach their isping infants is:
Now lay me down to sleep,
pray the Lord to Ophir keep;
Make it higher ere / wake,
And God forbid that it should break
With society in this state, we do moi
feel like censuring severely a class who
put up honest twenty dollar pieces and
give outsiders free lights and fire to buck
by. By the way, this reminds us that
we have little stock ourself. and it rates,
to-day at figures that it won't do to speak
about. Virginia Chronicle.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-09-04

THE LARGEST HoTEL.-A number OF
Philadelphia politicians-said to be the
only class in that quarter now in posses
sion of money-are building temporary
hotel of wood for the Centennial, to con-
tain 1,060 rooms; and it is claimed that
it will be, during next year, the largest
hotel in the world. 1t is now rapidly
under way, within a stones throw Of the
Centennial buildings, special permission
for its erection having been obtained by
these politicians from the city govern
ment. 1t will not remain a permanent
structure, being only intended to supply
a temporary want during the great Expo
sition, Some new and permanent hotels
of less extent are also being erected near
it. The mammoth hotel is appropriately
named the Globe.