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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
BrOOkIyn In 1919.
Prom H1rper's MaOa,fns for August.

Brooklyn and Its cnvirons present worry
different appearance now from that which they
presented a century ago. The Brooklyn OF 1873
has population OF nearly, 4 not quite, hall u
million. The Brooklyn Of l710 had a population
numbering between three aud four thousand,
ana these were scattered over territory as ex-
sanslye as the present city boundaries cluster
lng little thicker around tue ferry and the
tavern near II, Arount the church situated a
mile and q quarter from tho ferry on the old
Jamaica Road, around another queer nsJe octa-
gonal church In Bush wick. now WILLIAMSBURG,
ana around Bedford Four Corners, not far from
where the present bedford avenue intersects
fraction OF tho total population. The rest were
sprnkied about on the great comfortable Dutch
farms. 1he Ctv OF Churchss bAd then hut TWO
church buildings. Where H. now has six hun.
dred miles OF streets II then had one country
road leading nom the ferry to the church,
branching OF little beyond the church on tho
left toward Jamsic /, ON the right toward Cow
anus, and then lit,ie farther ON toward Flat
blsk.
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THE STRUCTURES Ar THE CIRCLE
The Fuss About tho Headquarters of the
BioomingdnIe Association.

Plasterers are coating the ceiling and
walls of the new oue-story, wooden structure at
Eighth avenue and Ffty.ninth street. Above
its somewhat fanciful front flap about dozen
flags. They surround the nation i Device on a
shield, "Tiden and Hendricks" The house Is
for the Bloomingdale Association, Twenty
second Ward political body. Some Of the neigh
bors say that, being Of wood It should not have
been erected Within the city limits.
member OF the Blooming iale Association
sad Yesterday "Our association L. COMPOSED
OF young wOrkingmen our Only object Il 70 OBJ
tain honest work. We believe that, If we are
banded, We can oDtsin share Of the patronage
OF the ward, winch IS sorted out entirely record
Ing to the political Influence Of those that re
ceive 1t. Tho Hon. To mas d 'CallaRhan, tx.
Assemblym n Of this district, obtained a special
permit l believe, IRON the Department Of
buildings for the erection ~ our house. do
not lhink that Ouf house ought u be complain
ed ABOUT. AsNou can see. there are new wooden
buildings all around the circle" Almost next
door u The house that Frank Duffy built all
OF wood The Department o. Buildings began
To tear II down once. but Duffy obtain d an IN
Junction, and, to save his house, supp s-, built
a BRICK wall behind II. At Ninth avenue ana
Fitv'ninth street Mr.. Englcharit Is putting
up wooden restaurant yet he has not been
lnterfered win. Our association Ies not want
more public favor than Its neighbois, Tut II
does want ~ much"
Mr. W. W. Adams, Superintendent Of Build
ings, leaving on the decorating OF the front Of
his mouse In East l2ith street, said 81 will tell
YOU the whole history OF the DloomiDgdale As
socanon's house. The Hon. Thomas o Gala
Rhan spplied Tor permit for its erection, SAYING
tLat 1t was merely temporary building, TO he
taken down A. the end OF the Presidential can
Nass. declined 60 give the permit A few
DAYS afterward an Inspector IN formed mo that
tue hous- was bel = put up. | seat notics TO
tue cluo that the house must be removed within
ten days The notice, seemingly, was not heed
ed, aud requested ths counsel Of the Depart
lnent OF Buldlngs 70 APPLY Tor a peremptorY or
der for the removal Of the house, The laws de-
lays" only prevented the obtaining Of the order.
The law IN relation to frame buildings within
L "A
their erection, II deem 1t reconcillble with the
public safety
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4 Deserving Charity.

The Chlldren's Aid Society Of Brooklyn have
opened seaside Home for poor mothers aud ehldren
on Coney Island near the terminus of the Prospect
faA and Coney Island horse raroada and on Wednesday
ah sixty mothers, with their infants enjoyed the
nrst excursion u the Home Mr. H. y Dnngas. super
Intended the picnic. Al tne Home there arc GrcomnO.
uallohs ior sAy cnidren and there room 10 enter
tN poor women with their Infants for day tSO at
Atne. owing to the Increased mortAiity among the
Chdren at this time OF the year the
concluded that to save the live, VI many OF those IA hs
care Il was necessry 20 orsanzc ,hl HONE by the sea
lie asks for $500 to keep the Home open until this
psFiateaasat y
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'TV'' w H"V"V'"' ""Vi "HV o.
Mr.. John Ellis was overcome by the heat,
and II Is said that lie ad been drinking To coun.
teract the effacts and laid down nv the sids ~
the railroad track to rest, with his head on the
rail-. and fell asleep with the bright sunshine OF
His SUMMERS were destined to DO rudey dis
turbed. The spot selected for his siestu was
about a mile from McMillan's station, and as the
was observed by the engineer, who At once put
on the brakes and endeayored 10 stop, but 10 no
purpose. The oond srous wheels revviyed, and
pilot OF the locomotive strike the unconscious
sleeper and hurl him from the track. In few
seconds the train was stopped and the identity
OF the wounded man was asoertaiRed. He re-
oeivod verg severe Injuries on The head. though
cue w unds ere uoS sonsiAervd laval,
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Tho Ncwrs. Marble Psincc.

Tho marble nlllco Of the Union Dime Savings
bank NJ Thirtythrd street. Broadway and Sixth ave.
nue. rly completed. ID the only marble build
In course Of erection IN the city The marble 4,
II IN quarry Formerly oAnei by Mr.. john MACK In
~ asaniviile Tn hluG Officers say that the edince
VII use az Vay compiraugsy SIN Al part OF Its 81,
2n Op surplus nnh VIII pay TAR interest the III.
Ne''aeh tsoooa year 10 rents beln area1I assared,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

The shores Of Jamaica Ilay presented a strange
sight yestcrday being tined with drowned potato pug,
The farmers complain bitterly Of their rayAges among
the potato AMI onlat1 vines Another pest ia lsra,
grcenheaded ny which hee made It's appearance IN vast
numnG.s In the Alenily % Jamaica lIly lie tanners
arr hns'l % keep ~ Nf c0N Rp nOrs,s IN IND .,is
all dsI aud can only WORK the laslsr Of night.
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msry called here the bloody" and her hus-
tahni fhihp Of Spain, spent their honeymoon
mere an OCCASION of grea reyelry and happi q ess
~ - az nut the royal couple and the Princess
inhaOelh' afterward Queen. Two hundred
.an.es were broken on tue broad green 10 "ye
se1ul plaY OF We jouSte," and afew dozen heads
1 "o nhOs were Lr'ken though not suficlently
" tauhe death. That, with a little slow hre to
. Isss things lively, was reserved for Smthneli
fVen, by tue festive and royal bride. Then
s-zabeth lrotted round hore on the arm Of her
Ss,eeabis Lord Of Leicester. Here King James,
Samos J., deRIaled noodle, sat In 1861 AS
,m99ueiat0r' Of famous conference between
sulslnes OF the Episcopal and Presbyterian
sn "ua cues aud " any man wants 70 know how
i ILL., ~. further theological seryllltV can 90, let
~ W. ,eau me dedication" TO this disgusting
1,hnis, TO DO FOUND on tue ny-leaf OF the EnRlIsb
,ipn az hampton Court Charles I. lived some
ayn,d H., a' ~ skuikeu away from London 20
$50, h'e prague that destroyed hls DE ople and
sy%S, ns ssa from the nepent riots OF Isii. the
sslyef Cromwell "bougnt IN - this nai."a H.
81 oy little arrangement with Mr. John
, who had htlle artange m ent with par
Sasa' n was besutiinl JOB; everybody wss
SskPIi aud Miss EiizlUeta IEan Ven asd -
, 1876-02-05

lstied bpon " rscphtty 'ol " ottst, a.n;ps. q
other ro,nofeiat Travelling sssstn. hy sio'er.le mr.
SLATE.
ptnnsry rfl4de tsxshtt BY tho preceding sc"1dn, It
ihAll Ia the duty uf each utfrhant Or italtr in sitH
;is ssssi:s s% e III tss y
ehas.d At IND toat prize thersof IN tho name Of tht
whole - hoate Or owner from whom tn .an,e W =
ss set% b, & J. s sH " ,sssst u II
euch owner. It AhAli b, thp duty e ths uatnty
A: sst . IN sy ss '; IN @ sss y
eh,"ts Or osncr. u tGo a.ns o tna sRet .r eomner-
sro J. j. Hh "a s unia1iai ~ my we.ais ner.
fsnt .sof see 81 IT. s. ss.d sse
pther reraon, therein SPECIALIZED. Wlln tis asse, nt
anY tic ir2In and afcr any lax trel 2: herein ir9
vided sha1l huva become delinquent ufl thu SHINE y
raIl; ald sns ptrson 10 sclIlnR ais,rtinA ta se
ii v,os'l,n hereof shall DO de,nt' pedaI withnu
fs1v Hal .onstet!on s .hsiI Is % %tine in sn tS"tte
so or he imprisoned III tho County JILL tio 70 axeeed
thirty days. :,
fiow do Chicago meicnsnts li1to that E,s
tie anxiety us this stnatu for taxhtson Las DYER
rrachod i'sclt, and probably sl,e judiciary Goltl-
tnittep. to WHOM t1 bill vas rofnfred, will 80 In
form htnl. lle is lawyer Of conaiJorabc raak
in h,s owl, tatllw!ck, aud ought 70 tnuw that
tho Bchome Ao proposep the United y B'alca Sn.
promo C9nrt hfs tecensly decided, ca,li1ot he
carried oni. III The last SECTION .ln pr ,po4cs u
os, racine thn travelling tnan ana brand lin US \
,1c.fuler without tlcenso. Now. tho author of
this bill was nssett. er OF lilo last Eeeslon. when
tI,o 1an reoiir1ng rcat.lera selling so.Ii nt
wloc-n!o Or bv sample Wna tcpcaip4l.
aIEucuAXr "oryTEp" III Persuasive CHICAGO
nNuMMElts.
Perhaps Senator Afcttor,1. when la drew. llsn
hill to oatcrmioe.n travelling men," Or mel lcap.
tIs drun,t,ers. had ~ hia MUD tho casn III
a'motet,ant III Carroll who recentsy "1uste.l."
Thore bong an apparent . crookcdnorR.. ~ tho
manner of hts bust .ltH creditors called him
through tho persua-irencsa Of Chicago travelling
agenLs, Ao overloaded, sold tile goods oil cradit,
aud .sbu 4ted" :5.uUj shott.. Ho 60 llIn viii:
asan.1 Tue l'nnlist,tnsnts Of tue drumn,as, and
bought Of all that carno along.
Ridden DEATH.
4 feN days .tncu, William kclso. pg Howard
Town. hip, Wayne County, totIrnel Erctia ::
ne,ghhoring town mt loHn Ia t. chair, nrt
chatsed With las wife, in apparent gooA hca!,a
Ills Wife Mant to tL8 sitchon to propnra LIN Slip
| per, aud, returning In a icw n,emeuta fn,tss
him tload. ulA slasI rechn1ui; on Tho pask Of til:
cAa:s. I1o wna ono ti thu nrAt eea.etA III Wa III
Cu,inty. and highly hoslosotl md respected al
upright ChriHttIn HIN.
EMoLuNEsIB or AN OFFICE.
4 rcfolmatorp Se,alor, tho other dag, couceiy
I'd tho ideA that Clerk Holmes. Of thu Suprslil.
| Cuurl, IVES getting rapidly rich from tla eiul j.
meni. of his o(llco, which conBetod Ut p"
dom and fded. Ito c1llo1 for report fr.rn >th
i CLERK Of tho per dleln re2bivel for 1875. Tht
| Clerk repurtod that ho nad received Ei.j as t."
| diem for attendance at Court, md paid Al CT
Lenses Tor Buct attend ,t,co. 3t9a. Ihe Senats
Gubsiiiol amid Senatorial Ens.ios.
, 1876-02-05

now, Aha leA*s nh obasnrst, fattaA ot rAtty tss-
rho tl,tfss fot sucl psotnhslnaa III ttic raotast
Ia dftculs To unaetstanti BY shuse who ARC not
Sf t. II h sf %.n5 5s, ct Ill III. s oes %
Ia concentrated In that PORTION ot t'io official
kaketle which nhtrkttb tho npR promotions Th1
otptAnAsloh tterhaps. nAT bh found 10 tlo pfiti4
ciplc .hkt the steps 6f the koctai 'nddct hf6 m
To nix his foot upoh thb ono ih.h,hdlaso1y ahosd
him. Woll, II Ia an lh,sotent. II not 4 noble,
ambit!on. It does not lohl 10 GRIND pks shc do.
airs for wealth. and II does not lead to nu.voreal
tn,eoly lite tho doh!re for glory
Aud for wlst Actvsccs, YOU may Askt aro theso
mueIl-eoyetcd hoao1s prhnted7 For al AnBwer
] must refos you TO Mr, DisraeI. Speaking Of
rtt's pee.hkat, he sass: !" Ito erestea pic. elan
.s nj II sss fss;s s.osh & ssssatts d IL
lilo couu.ing-l!ousca Of Cosuhitl' Bat sh!s dc.
ncttptlon s but partly, true. lu tho old t!n1o.
When 70 vera n'lAfy !'atto, pesf.ses e wsts ,ts
con1ucror Of Dunlleltn wsh no. a seo,hd-thtd
s1ulru nnr a fat Rsazcr, and nnlsiles Welnnton
nor Nelson ha,Iol from Lonbad etfeot or Cor.':.
lii. IN 1865, q nisn from QUO Of tue diatnpt
SERVICE In ths Cfinsa And in India; And, even a.
jAte a. lB13. ton. Naplor lo,t Lila slto from the
| AbYss,nshn campaign. f.'lerAty aeryices hare
FROM time 10 tatno hoen hnh,rel By patent of
hnuI1tft anti cfhlY Nkl3teIGi tahts ~ Iendh uH1
| I'oer out oi ehn ranss of slle legal Erofos.
| sion. "5ccond.rate squ,sos nnd fat Rraz!er,."
no doubt arc raised to tue roerago more fre-
quenl!y Than mon ~ ANY other class when Mr.
Diarao1l's fao'ts hold otiice. But they generally
do sou,c parly work p0soro thoy earn tlslr eleva
! ton; mud ii osnrol bo den'ed tLa; devotion ta
one o! tl,o tao parties IN sha ssttb ID tho load
that leuds most certainly and nioAt caslly tn The
pcesaao. Given wealth enough TO Bnp;joFt tho
lille. and reasonably oHi pedigree, and some.
times even without tho latter nian can huy b!a
| way into thu Houso Of L,Itts Hut he nnat ho-
gln earlS. and ho mint spsnl profnsosY. and be
inast do IL wlaels, 10 promote tlo sruo intcres'a
Of lilo r1r4y of bis choico. II ho docs tb,s lonp
enough, and has tha education and cultivation
osseni.al to tic d!goitv OF tho position. lt vii
haze bad luck II he dooA mot dto onnobled; and
10 t!iis proud obfecs OF ambition thofo aro 10! q
| fos English genten,en and lal!es who viii do
vote their liYes.
, 1876-02-05
CENEStS.


4 cttALDKlN ACCOUNT or THE cnEATIoN.
The interest In the late Egyptian discoveries
awakened by Dayard Taylor's lecture laat Bun-
day may vol be supplemented by tho following
story Of tho early hges OF tho world, taken
from lately acciphcrod Assy1iAn tablsts. Tho
following condensation of The book OF the trans-
latioua IL taAeu from tho 81. 1.oua Globe. Demo-
crdi:
When tho French sasina who accompanied Napoleon
Don4parts ~ u. Egyli!tn expedition stood IN shs
Inscriptions With wtsh they wsro COVERED. they sad
"Couta we dae!phef thsse, we would p!oya ths una
ated ii shakp9 a,pu faith 1n tho beAutttai lrgaus
uo u1 al oin. Il q sr tnh
Dnt though tho obscuEtty Of nany parts Of the nle
aq, ssa 's Aset sety IN %;t sss s
clam liz fufn.heti much food Tor thought and Ill
sIed any llaht on ths history Of tho Blbls.
Far dideFeus has been the testimony brought from
isas is.asias.. aud Jsas ]srs ne.r; eonset;a
aud. might 10 e1rcetcd considsFabie similarity
exists 9G ?essua. e s 'htss nas!onh 10 hsrH
allowed to stand upoa their owu eFrdclisy, without
ycars shs discovery of important literary remains In
hp tuns Ut hneseh Babylon. md othss cities q tho
y s hs' u sSo''S ~ st.
rteoras Il tephercd. might to alto to render ~ to
tir p4sly sass o Tho wuFld. Home titus sEo the LOU
to ths .at tu NIKE collection Ut TIC ablets
which thea, record. were inscribed. lie did So
sn " careful tataFlltnn, bgcurea 1nauy Thousands.
fusn.ing tninpete hGs.ry Of ancfeat lore. Tho
tr.ns,t'"ih nt tncst tatrfs b. hss pnbahaf vol
u.us cnl:!iel. " The E.!al III Account VI GtlIcss,"
Tns he. s's 81 tue h.s,silun were kept by inVres.
1Itn. on that rF!'hsse sns1 .ner clay. Thu singular
Cuur!sorfn frttss Wtr. impressed on tliu plates ot
.uuul y,u.l.t Ut II, tAe.~ wore tLsu I4id iu lilo
dry. Hnl Lns y i, LrI in ul oven to hAftli
| them. Each vne tGsInct soians. Hnt H4s livfIrd
1uIjs.t culit u Le e.hau led a Qua volume lhe1a
| xera Ha tA,4Ii several uf the saHs work In ona
c3so {raRtorrtl If hundred tulLlnss wore found
Ta usas hsd regular ltles, hs whols ssrea taking
, 1876-02-05

old rarson Kelys talr young wife lTePs
Died Wheu but thtte 1oontnB we'd.
And no lew love has ever. conae bstWeen
Ills tFlp hca1t and tho dead,
Though now for sixty years lle grass has grown
Upon her grave, snd Oh tts simple siopo
Aud yulluv l'chen. creep her nauo acroas.
ous.fle ihs door. fl The warm suin1ner-ais,
Tho old rna1l sits for hours.
The idle wind that httra hts alIgsr hsir
IL sweet With tnnc'a hyst luveTa;
Iut dun hts MUD, and eoudsd with tho hszs
OF llts: list Weary. gray SofsnbaF dayss
Tas Tis i,.ss p.. .na present look allle to him.
| Tho aunny 1oens sround. confused aud bI,ls.od.
| TAe twltteF OF The birds, =
Blend .n big mud With voices long sluee hsard-
NJ strong. thought with Ill f.ir thinss ua1sd-
81 ii. iost youth II eycr by his s!A..
ny its .weet weigh. Of suowy blossoms bowed,
Tta ross.trAe bEanch hauRs low,
And in ,he sunshine. Isto neacy cloud.
HwaYp slowly to And tIo.
Aid eMes, AMI faucics that her tAes he's ssen
The opening ro.s. Of bridal wreath!
Down iron, til. e,iutrkl ROOT ~hits d6,a a!ls,
The sunahtne on IT. w1ngA ~
..ea faasT s fftt i Il yss.' tue dreamer ''
a noidsn rllsm from suns long. vanished asy,
.'bsax loVe!" hs calls; then, "Why wl you not
Ter' .sis Il lii .otce, The bird looks up and alsst
constant hsars1 xhosa failing thoughts cling fast
stiii seeiDa tnrneA % thlas, Ii III tic past,
| liar look Of perfect trust, a..
neS sot1 so'se lp.1,as In ths soulh rtna's t.sash
uraam on! Love pure ~ shins shall ousliys dsath.
Tbs g.,ea unfold. her eycs meet shius s8atnl
-Narsan HeHyds IN 1fasHtiun'a .Hngastis<.
, 1876-02-05

-. ~.
.Ihs baa1a Of appofsionmon: II Tor each 144aio
IN cacl, district. By this bill the House is In
o.oassd ~" M :, ~ ~ 81. h,nIs =, .na can,nit.
oAoAoo" wv - ~ :" 40 44a"u7 ~ ~ ~o"*
teo AND may possibly snare the fs.e OF tho Ap-
postionment bill 1t tho last session, which 8Eas
overlooked unit, about ton minutes before tho
c,oso OF The session, and tho legislative clocks
weto s'oppea 70 ees tne o'll sosouen posh
Nousos which cut on tho laws OF tho previous
session.
TIE aurRrMr jupoxs.
IN, u,-t,ood h., t,.n etita on7.o. d, m, hv
WV nHA"oou HAo IN use osoo !" -" ~
appointment sna possibly three: Ahsase snper'
Supreme Donch to snccoed Judge Cole and
10. yuuso ' .s p.. ~ ~ sas w. ~. ~ ~sa 1no
.' ve Te nov M 5uare s Is 10 s be- appoptea @ nu m
medlately on Tho passage Of the bill. and TO hold
iS76. when tho usonts ara e oioct Jutiro 10
soryo nntii tba iii Wonasv in Jsnnsrv 1afS ~
nt.trh ti,nn III rcrmisr farm ~ tEa saitin,r ~
Ynaoa hscina Sra rnns ali voar,. rh,s rori'
scrax sinfi n lonttistinn IL nncesasrv IN lsT.
monizs tha tarms Of ali Tho Juduga.
a. ~ Vim ia snnoIntt.h szii, he, nnhndv
| knn.s Ti,e Gnvnrnneer ss1s IN shs,t ,n.Hn r =
nnnn,ut,nnn,s ,,ntii thn fatG nf thn hi IL aec,d.
* Iniu.s " RI goavcTs and II r hT,I1nr .1c
nroininsntly mentioned. W.
VIE 1rru1nxxr,7p anrnn,rrxr
The iotnt resoluttoo nrenentefi hy sauntor
Mnrnhv' Ia suoud tho OonatItutfon bY orohibit.
inr thn ,sa Of nublln fnnils ior snv acl.oni uot
ssssah,,hai b1 tha f;t.th and nroy,afnv sIso test
nnithnr nact:r,sn. stheiam nef infaIelIty ahaiI
liz tsnuht in nny uubin schoo|. btds feir to nssa.
Although introduced in the Asnste BY Ilr. Mur-
, 1876-02-05
run,or Of Twciye fcnrs't Growth Cnrcl ~
Knt!wnS's leraulytnt.
AN IMPORTANT LgTTRR.

From prominent xentonnu md resident q Cnelaa.l
", tnr tho hAt tutsy ynn Ms kno@n to tho Is"tpap"
publahets Throughout tho Untnd statts,
aAw YonM, OCT. II, ts:3. j,
Dn. ltAnWAx1DEAn s1n: am iadoctd ey : ssnso q! o
kans oi xoas Hedsiaa oa sas't Eor .sstral 3ea!.
lAa htsa si!soe4 ws sola. trnut,s r. she ba1lst RI
T. aa.s ietrnly sSosns d!sss,s nhlsa #. vhsset,
amnstion u ths klineys 4nt bAddsf. snd Esss =
xaa seIaoa ,.asy .ss Ia ssd p5n.ss pnvs
aaa hd sna sfs Sss9 81 Fl ns 4s
had rad OF astonishing curef haYnR bfan lnade yoa
Es'nsdlrs and tone nnE month"; sae {asd nYtJos L q!
ELECTED % 1,sa saa s.a loaa ben .astns = h.a
raEI!s Ktapl1snt. KcaaJ 7at'ei and sal.tnE Pills
tnI comm sncoa taking tba !h thfs' DAYS WAS gfas
u {Qt1@y4d k1a how jttl IL ,tsll - . .
g, IS. JAafA. cIaelaaata. o.
, 1876-02-05
IOWA.

REPRESENTATIVE Apporttonment - SUI
hfO no JMd9cs-ScctnrAnntA III tho
ruhl,c 3cf,onls-A uall ANntnAs Chi.
chiso Dr41ihsiicfA.
!st.e,ht Correspondence n me Chicago Tribune.
DIES 5lo1xEs, Ia, Fab. 2.-The bill hpportion.
Ing tho Stats into Representative dihtflcls IL as
. III
, 1876-02-05

Total. ........................140,oi 0,oil $3.50
OF tic alteuB, 1851 ncrs n,aie adults, %. y15
fonale adults. aud H. l45 chlluien uniltr l.
years Ut ago OF both sexcs. A. tho Landing Dc
pot 00,yu3 eteersgs or thitd-claaA paaeensos
wero landed ouruK the year Of 1875. Tho, re-
ported their intoHIed destination as foioHH:
b2Bl 10 tho Afllldlo Btntes, u476 to tho Eastorn
htatos, sc, ,81l 10 tie Western States, l,a7i to
the honthesn atAtes aud J. 4B1 10 tha Territories.
Tho dominion Of Canada was tho destination VI
1851, Br,siAh Columbia Of -. Australia OF II.
WuBt lndios OF ~, Mexico Of Is, mud South
Amnrira nf IN.
, 1876-02-05

1t la estlGatod by tbs Negistrar General OF
Gtea. britain that. BY tue lnitdlo OF this ear,
the population OF Lonaou, II limited IN tho
metropolitan and city polico distrIctk, will OK
oeet !. 450, ,0oo. Lat year 10000 pslsons were
ADDED 70 the permanent roa,dents Of tho B1isiah
metropolis from outalds plsca2
, 1876-02-05

o.l,,vs All, bY ho!s coven,p's. Forgetting him.
erlf aud l,ia children, h, losda DAVID and h's
falnlEy with all thu l,onn:a. e",olaH,aHts. M!
srien.iors nf the Curt of t,rac'. Fas whol!e
world admtrca 81 ttun and 70 dec, 'ovA.
Jotalhan weut b mo -Ea,,A remalnud A. his
cave mid tho beautiful forest stadcs Of HArett'
, 1876-02-05

Out Of the thoGk1Dl vcSstA yon have Trlft
II TIms ptare nept, you will not care st all;
II TuEs spaso ohs. you viii nut fpow o. u:
Nor Ita,us ,pF fnlns csu scale chuEch.yArd wall.
u. u. A.arnh IN HaFter's MagaSs'H fer Ftvyaafy.
, 1876-02-05


II rotuttincs ehanres that ths btanchtat bost
Goes down In sres warsson = leaf might tuAt,
What r0ndcrous epcs hAss bean wrecked by Tina
9luca uerttck lau4chsl biz coc1le-shs4a Of rhyme
, 1876-02-05
TEE GREAT BLOOD PURlPIEE

i.crY dlep II aha ,~raapari!Iiaa scsuiTJn. CON naaL
@ sGssa 81 W. tho Yl .ssA:, arsns. aad utnIt la,i
iht VASES Q! tEs Lou, : hid kaln4 ,t3L
ho @ t9 4 ,y:'i! H. n.aptua kiaaanlat dss:.s aso9
.ihcr pats q Tao iyste,n. o.es, atsuMoTnua li.
s.a:es 1.S,n tas eaEs ed tHi Y! iutms = ska dt
na ,o';5 o. stne!.; aens b!.ok 'p, x9. Il r. .'o,a
Lalani dheh4t1es, nrht srta !os. oI spe.sa aad Al
w oeo.o q aay person u.nE Il sor clthot dlsoass ii
i il, pa,les dsi!S bseomtag reduced .by tho wa.,
sna taaa y a -.
viii atest,i n,ads frnn healthy bd.-a3 thi. tas
tot wsa q. ;easd, 4. Tstt II na.a
il rolasss vii BIZ rsrd, aud c1ery !A7 Tho Hattont
tGcl h3nsrf growing bntt-r aud stpnSsr ha food d.
6eaing brtt.T appo7 imnrosnk. and Aesl and melxhl
tuegchtnk. ,.r,, :.
Known 70 AghntE ia u uhronto Soronl9ut
opstitutsoaAl and Skin dl4oasss bns II tho only pod
slro eure for
, 1876-02-05


4 lttlJa mound with saspIHd hshI-atone,
The QsREs--sh me .-nucut AGose the s*alA,
6nm.urr by Hu.ntnpr lett n!oEe,
With ops white lily kueptn4 w4acl snd ward.
, 1876-02-05
QUA1RAiMs.

HrYHpTllHIFT.
Ths fanltr not mine. YOU undsr1tand:
God n sreh my palm 10 eau hold
But lille water in my band
Aud not much guid.
, 1876-02-05
YANE.

Burh kings 0f sbstds hasa woosl aud won her.
Buch crafty kpsysa Asr luret owned,
II hss hrrollw a!Inust III honor
Not 10 Ee crowned.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-06
an Fernando Mining Claim.

AY Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Henry s. Fitch, one of the co-owners OF
the ledge owned by the so called San Fernando
Company, located in Blue sulphur Springs
District, or otherwise the DEVILS Gate Mining
District Lyon County, State of Nevada, has
expended in the year A. ID. 1874, upon said
ledge and claim for labor and necessary ex-
penditures the sum of Two Hundred and Six
teen Dollars in United States gold coin, in
accordance with the Act of Congress. entitled.
An Act to promote the development of the
mining resources of the United States" sp-
proved May 10th. 1872. And that the said CO.
owners with said Fitch are required to con-
tribute their proportion of the said expendi-
lures. namely You. the administrator. ex-
ecutor or legal representatives of Charles L.
Fitch, deceased, the sum of Forty-three Dol
lars and Twenty Cents $500. You, the ad-
ministrator executor or legal representatives
of George W. Niekerson, the sum of Two Dol
lars and Sixteen Cepts ts2l6l, all in the gold
and silver coin of the United States. And II
at the expiration of ninety days after the
publication of this notice, you or either OF
you fail, or refuse to contribute such proper
ton, the interest of the delinquent parties In
the said mining ground and claim, or ledge,
shall and will become the property of the I'M
dersigned, who has made the required expen-
ditures.
HENRY s. FITCH,
535 California st., Room 2.
San Francisco. Cal. Dec. %, 1875.