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The New York herald., 1876-11-14
GERMaNIA THEATRE.

Nj. Neucndorffs clever adaptation or "Around Ber-
lin In Eighty Hours to the local coloring OF New
York has Deen drawing crowded houses at the Ger
mania Theatre Last night there was again a packed
house A more amusing musical farce has never been
presented in New York. The plot turns upon the ad-
ventures OF q countryman who makes a bet that he
will see New York in eighty hours, and draws up
programme embracing gambling dens, variety
theatre, gallant adventure ball OF the Cerclc Har
monte Francase-ail OF which he carries out IN the
time agreed upon, to the great amusement OF the
audience This leads to series OF dramatic pictures
New York life OF which Fri Cotrelly the variety
actress forms the central figure Her winning pres
ence sweet voice. exuberant liveliness and roickug
humor appear great advantage In this role and
guags relshsd her inimtable vocal burlesques last
evening. The aged couple dancing with totterng steps
ut their golden wedding the tender mother siugng
lullaby she puts ihe baby Sleep The mock modes.
and yet wicked little Miss with doll arms,
Who reveals every social dsviltry, and bankly pre-
tends that she does understand because she
SO small !" All these aud other subjects OF vocal
parody and mimicry Fri Cottrelly executes a
ner to coLvuse the audience with laughter, and
yet without sacrificing tho artistic 10 the comicaL
Herr Witt was q capital countryman and the musical
Siamese tripets-hrce gentlemen whom the tailor
grown into ALSO afforded much amusement The
farce will be presented tonight and until further
notice
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
OBITUARY.
ossrAN =. DODGE.
From tho St Paul (Minn.) Pioneer Presal

From tho St Paul (Minn.) Pioneer Presa1
The death OF Ossian 4. Dodge, formerly OF ST. Paul,
Is announced that event having occurred in LoLdon
though the Is not given. Mr. Dodge born in
Csyuga, n Y, In October 1920. In early lie no
removed TO Massachu uscs whore tho greater portion
OF hts life was spent Afsr spending a lew years IN
teaching music school hs, In connection with
Covert, engaged in giving concerts, which mado
him famous a. humorous singer, and no
travelled all the United States and even
made tour Of Europe In this business no amassed .
considerable fortano. Dropping his musical enter
priscs he became connected with or purchased tho
Boston Museum newspaper, weekly literary publica
tion which was for time extremely popular About
this time I'm 1851 Mr. Dodge brought his prom
ineuty before the American people by paying
$500 for single ticket to Jenny lind's nrsS
concert In Boston, fact that at once tel
cgrapned all over the country. In the same year
no sent TO London delegate TO tho
Worlds Peace Convention. From some cause MIR.
Dodge lost his popularity in Massachusetts and Now
England, and a lev years later hear of him In
Cleveland. Ohio After several ycars' struggle in
Cleveland he removed to 81 Paul. In literary and
Journalistic circles Mr. Dodge made many rienis, h,s
sketches OF Palestine Esypt and AssyriA over the
NON de PLANE Of ''ivan orr, having attracted much
attention in Europe
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP. Nov 13-Arrived. steamer steinmsnn lBsle)
Lechere. New York.
BARROW, Nov il-ssiled. bark Glenola tBr). Horn.
BELFAST. Nov ls-sailed. ship Beethoven lBr). Smith
United States
BREMEN. Nov is-Arrivsd. bark Flashlights tBr,. Gard
Philadelphia
Sailed 18th. bark August C0er. Pascagouia
CADIz, Nov 7-Arrived brig SsiAs Sp). remsnis, New
York.
DUsLlS. Nov lS-Sailed, barks Frier (Nor), Carlson
United States; Alice CBr). Bernier. do.
GRERxocK. Nov l-Sailed, bark Ksniworth (Br), Bry-
son. United States.
GIBRALTAR Nov 7-Arrivcd. barx wenxsa CSor). Lycke
Richmond, Va
GHsoA. Nov s-sailsd. brig Piod GAus). Tarrabochia.
United States.
LIVERPOOL Nov ls-saied ships River Luns (Br. Will
iams. San Francisco; Clarissa Carver. Dow United
States bark Glen Grant (Br Russell. do; Ruby tBr).
Robertson. Mobile; John Thrahey tBr). Ryan. United
States; Kate Cam tBr). Smith. do
LONDON Nov Is-cleared. brig Arctic (Br,. Mcdonald
United States
LONDONDERRY, Nov lI-Sailsd, bark BjorRvia (Nor),
Olsen. United States.
MovrLLx, Nov Is-Arrived sardnian (Br), Dat
ton. Montreal tor Liverpool (and proceedsd).
OroRro, Nov e-sailed, schr Fred A Carll Condor.
United States
ROTTERDAM Nov l2-Anivsd. ship Dusberg GER. Holss
Baltimore.
SHIELDS Nov l2-Arrived, bark Ogmore (Br) Jenkins
Bull River.
sxYRxA Oct 2e-sailed. scnr Theresa Xssns Ksens.
United States
sABLRs DoLoSSR Nov ll-sailsd, bark Grid CNor).
Nielsen. United Statea
TRIESTE. Nov 7-Arrived bark p Nielsen (Nor) Knud-
sen. New York
Sailed from Nov g. bark spesdwsn (BD, Tower.
United States
LONDON Nov l3-Bark Berger us). Nskar. from Phila-
delpha for Antwerp before reported having put into
Falmouth with loss Of mainmsst. il LEAKING.
Bark Faith (r. from Troon for Pensscola, has been
driven Campbelten. losing masts. Tho
saved.
WEXFORD. Nov 13-The British brig Oromocto, Capt
Cook ashore in South Bay THE Oromeeto reported
at Liverpool Oct 70 for st John. NB.l
WEATHER REPORT.
DIAL. Nov IS. PM-Wnd W, light; cloudy; barometer.
1880
PLYnoUrn Nov Is. PM-Cslm; misty.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrIswAII DC: 22.Arriyed schrs Kate Rommol Adams.
sss ss:s s
ANroFAGAsrA Oct lo-ln port bark stormy Petrol Br
Sosnr .U o oss 81 Crosby and
Exporter Brooks. tor Calcutta; Hsrmou. Dillon for Da-
Svrsos Xynss Sept 2asalsd. bark ceIina. Rhodes
CErrE Oct s-In port. brig. Kosssk Smith, unc; Char
cslLAo Oct so-Arrvod bark Geo Moon, Brand Hull via
Valparaiso twhere she arrived Oct y;
Sss :.
os Ss & k' s.: & d .s M
GhoAe dta. vaiero, San Francisco. load lumber fo
port Oct "A ship Andrew Jchnsol Speed for southern
sas:: sss 'ss sl S:s ship Iifs
chartered vim I%oe, from rom bu,"rs inlet to cAso
for caao Island and Hampton Roads, sail about
CIryrrrcos Nov o-Arrivcd bark Sam Shepherd. Evans
Phl.deplia 3D. brig Lizzie Wyp~n F..srt. Nsw Yorx
CAnpxsAs Nov 4-Arrvcd. brig Clara tBr, Lubsro Rio
sailed 4h schrs GRACE Dayi. Murphy. Now York; jennie
Deaxiey, Harrington. Cape Hatteras.
osc Kong, Oct 24-Arrived ship sumatra. Clough. San
HAVANA. Nov s-Arrived. bark Lizzie Cameron tBr
Cameron, Caledonia; 7th steamer Cuba. Nclnsosh, Now
Cleared 7th bnrks Tsmors rl Peitot Now York: Per-
p s s:s
sailed W Lord. Cotton, Now Orleans; brig
Espsr,snna sp, Vega r.ssasoa. As schr The. Holder.
VsT sp. Fri Trbis @ .ro.ps New or,s.n. "A '-'- '-'''-
r .ss o ';..%si cs"%se s Esn ksss s's 5''t
9th Truth tBr), Evnns. San Francisco.
MoSrEeo BAY Nov aArrived. schrs Talbot Crocker.
Norfolk; ID u Bsbee. Libby New York.
MArAcuxz. Oct 2l--Arrivcd previously brig Arm
strong. Allen. New York.
MArAxzAs, Nov 3-Arrived barks Annie tBr). Jenkins
1roon las Kitchen Br Reynolds. Pictou, Ms; brig Een
II fBrj Long 81 John Nh 9Th. schr Ethan Allen Blake
Richmond bark Bina Campbell (Br, Richards Troon
Cleared I'd schr Ralph Carlton Fitzgerald Pensacola;
9Th. brig conceIcr sp, ron aud sobsrsno tp). Oliver
Charleston
XkGArArAx. sspt 2s-Arrvsd, ship Psmas tBr). Card.
NASSAU Mp. Nov 2-In port. schr Laurel. Davis from
New York for Corpus Chs arrived 2Sd repg Niscsi
iany).
PAxAxA. Oct 3i-Arrved, steamers nondurss. Dexter,
Central America: Nov Coma. scare. Francisco
sailed Oct ~ steamer Winchester Jones. Central Amer
lea: Salvador, San Francisco.
lcuba Oct so-Arrved. bark de zaido. Miller,
New York
- John, NIB. Nov Io-Cissrsd, schr Virginia. Bsags
Phadeiphia
Liverpool and sail 0cs 1 for Iquque: Ocs o. ship
Independence stout Philadspha sailed 9sn CAL
derA
sailed Sept II bark orco gta. ssmsria Pisco Oct TO-
bark Ermina Alvares eChili, Kopp, Pugss souad.
In port ship Belvcders Rrby for Francisco
bnrks Bean. Young from Boston, arrived Sept 26 Har
Noon tBrl. Davies from Glasgow arrived ~ 81
Mary IAiiowe for Bremen. sail About
load nitrate II 10 New York. S5s n Tor order SIS
Clcared-BArks Maggie kliiot tHrj Waters. Maria
KAthe 0er) Ahrcns TO load guaao ship Bevedere.
New York
The New York herald., 1876-11-14

py-NorIcR TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ~ THE
coAsTING AND FOREIGN 1RADE.-captains or officers
vessels engaged shs coastng aud foreign trade observ
ing the removal Of buoys requested
TO the facts to HERALD may bc
brought publicly attention OF the authorities
letter addressed TO the editor Of the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible tho number and poA
Of displaced buoys the cause Of thcr removal will
suffice all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
eoasss the American Continent When they observed
the coast European counties In sho hsderanean
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
CHICKERING HALL.

Last night fairly numerous audience assembled in
this pleasant hall to listen to Colonel J. w. Forney
discourse upon the subject OF "Our Centennial in Eu
rope" The matter chiefly made up of the per-
recolections and experiences Of the lecturer
during hts late visit to Europe, where ho
in the character of representative OF the Cen.
tennial Commission. The gallant Colonel treated his
subject with accustomed cloquence, furnishing
amusing and instructive evenings entertainment His
delivery is very Satisfactory but tho constant Of
Tho manuscript takes from the effect OF the matter
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
TONY PASTORS.

audience at this favorite place of amusement last
night. Several features were introduced, and the
great Of last week repeated Tony himself
when recalled gave his favortos sHildebrand Mont
rose" and his Tweed song both OF which took I'M
nenssly with the audience, and the Austin brothers
repeated their wonderful feats OF craftsmanship with
khe rifle When takes INTO consideration tho
eertatdty and flicker OF gaslight IL is remarkable not
70 sAy dangerous, task to shoot potato of mans
head, knock the ashes of mans cigar while in his
mouth with rifle bullet, and this act was performed
successfully last night Jennie Morgan sang swcetly
As usual Gus Williams, In his Dutch sayings. brought
down the house with laughter; the wilkinson
brothers, their first appearance in America, made
favorable impression, and Den Thompson's Joshua
Whitcombe" made The house fairly ring with msrri-
mani
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
A MYSTERIOUS WITNESS.

Captain lyman yesterday afternoon arraigned before
Justice Kasmirc the mysterious woman who Is the
principal witness in the OF Charles Burntam tho
bartender IN the Burnt Rag No =" In West Scvcn-
teenth street, who was shot and fatally wounded by
James Mcclure aud Pat Ford. She is not, AS was
stated In morning paper yesterday the sister OF Mag
gle Jourdan, but proves to be poor woman named
Clara. alias Ammo wilson, who lives in West Four
tcenth street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC NOVELTY THEATRE.

There was an entire change Of faces q. the Olympic
last night Among them were those OF Japanese
troupe. whose performances. without creating so
thrilling a sensation in some parts as the familiar
trapezs, were fully interesting and unique Among
these is a Japanese boncless wonder, Tommy Taro,
who, with Nine Gangero, performs remarkable
Feat OF balancing IN what rs called the man.
moth screen act The great Gangero, IN
his bottle and balancing act showed the famous bot
tie Imp" In new light Other acts OF the "Japs"
were quite successful The pleasing musical nterlude
on the silver toned glasses and the performing canares
under the direction OF Signor Giovanni, were among
the entertaining features of the evening The character
singing and negro well executed
The week opens favorably Tor the novelty Olympic.
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
HR. JOHN Z. OWENS AT THE BROOKLYN
THEATRE.

Tho audiences At the Brooklyn Theatre this
have been large and intelligent, and that which
greeted John f. Owens last night not exception
TO tho rule. Tom Taylor's capital comedy OF "The
Victims" and Mr.. Owens own ''solon Shipge'' con-
suted the bin, and both plays were attended with
laughter and applause from beginning to end MIR.
Owens received a hearty welcome, and acted
these two characters, In which he is without rival,
with great energy and spirit The general perform
nnce was excellent, and the scenery OF THE Victims"
attractive. This evening tho same bill will be
psased, and on Wednesday aud Thursday Mr. owens
will appear In his celebrated part, Caleb Plummer,
"Dot, dramatixed from Dickens On Friday and Sat-
urday "0ur Boys" will be giyen and Mr. Owens en-
Ragement ends with the week.
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
SERIOUS AFFRAY IN NEWARK.

Last evening an expressman, named McGovern,
residing in Bank street, opposite the silk factory IN
Newark, j., delivered some meat sent from New
York to Joseph Cohen. butcher, No lis Bank street,
Newark. lie wanted 81 90 Cohen regarded this as
cxortion. dispute cnsued, during which Nc
Govern Knocked Cohen down. Cohen got up. seized a
heavy Steel and struck McGovern several violent blows
the back Of the head McGovcrn's wounds are
severe, but not considered fatal
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE or LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR FounrH DISTRICT
PHILADxLrniA Pa. Nov lS. 1876.
Notice 10 hereby given that red buoy has been
placed to mark the elbow Of the shos above Fort Ainin
lighthouse. Delaware River. and IL low
water Fort Minn light bears Sw y i. Roar raage oi
Sehnyiki lights bears by 4.
The red buoy "a Eaighus Point has been replaced
WHITE. Lighthouse Inspector Fourth distrieI
The New York herald., 1876-11-14

Mr.. whitman resign, his resignation 70 take effect
on December !, and that. should he not send IN hs
resignation before the "a prox, that Chief Clerk
coorey him with notice that unless be appeared
before the regular Board meeting on the 27th prox
and showed to tho contrary he would be removed
for incompctencv
The meeting then adiourned
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
THEATRE TICKET swINDLERs.
NEW YORK, Nov. IL, 1870.

NEW YORK, Nov. IL, 1870.
TO THR EDITOR HERALD
beg to call your attention to contemplate swinde
tho patrons Of Wallack's Theatre. Last evening,
being able get two good seats at tho box Office
was obliged to pay a ticket speculator 81 for two
seats in the balcony, which he told me the
centre OF the tier, but which found To be at the
tfeme end Of the seventh tier. Complaints made 10
the specuator and to the authorities at the door alcd
10 secure any redress. THEATRE GOER.
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Merchants shipping and shpmasers informed
that by elegraphing the HERALD Londo, Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No % Fleet street, London" the
Paris oce. addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue de rOpera.
Pars the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern OF all foreign vessels trading
with tho United States tho will cahled this
country freq Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
will find the Paris Office tho economi
cal and expeditions for telegrapning news
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
BROOKLYN.

Tho Register of Arrears OF Taxes reports tho receipts
last week as being $l4, 7l3 6S.
Judge Gilbert, In settling will case In the Supreme
Court remarked yesterday, srhere are so many con-
tested will nowadays that t Is hardly sale Tor
man to die either in New York or brooklyn
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
SAILED.

Steamer Albcmare. for ewcs Del ships Cashmere Br,
Liverpool Wm Marcy San Francisco barks Shieln tBrl
London; Memento NOR. Cork; Romo (Br,, Liverpool
Connaueht tBr. from Liverpool. -.
Wind Mt sunset. W: st midnight. wSw.
Barometer sunset. 2y0e ut midnght, 2o97
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
WHALEMEN.

Bark Mercury be fitted New Bedford
command Capt Hickmott late VI bark Acop Barns
ab andoned In she Arctic
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
SPOKEN.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Ship Bsrtrsn Rigby Br), Thomas rcn London for San
Francisco. Oct ~. lat 40 n. Ion ".
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Brig Genoa (BD. Priest, from Galway a days
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-09-23
Pima County.

From the Citizen of Sept. 16:
 Gov. SAFFoRD expects to be back to Tucson by the 25th instant. MIR. H. c, HOOKER and MT. Kimberlin returned from Sonora early in the week and left for their home on Thursday.
 On the tenth, Joe Herring took $l62 out of his claim at the San ta Rita placers from one pan of dirt, but one piece of the gold was worth $150.
 THE Feast of San Augustine clo- sed last Sunday night, after con- tinuance of full two weeks. It was regarded about as usual, so far as attendance was concerned, and some of those in business con- sider the financial feature about an average for several years past. The location, though within the town limits, was much better than any within the town proper. Eve ry- thing passed off quietly: No disturbances of any kind occurred worth mentioning. There were occasional rains which kept the ground in good order, and many were induced to stroll around the ground because the evenings were so pleasant.
 The projectof opening up new, road via old Camp Grant, directly from Tucson to the Globe. mining district, is evidently one of inter- est nOt>Only to the people of Tue son and Globe district, but to hun dredS who have to pass between the two, places and to many who are building up homes on and near to the line of the proposed road. Gen. Allen informs us that a recOnnoisance is expected to be soon made, and if the route is as practicable as all reports represent, the road will be constructed. Plenty of roads to and from any place, always build up business and make it center of business people.
 We have advices from San Car los up to the 10th, when all was quiet as usual, althouglI supplies were short in several particulars at that time, some of which have reached there ere this. About one hundred Indians were work ing for the miners in Globe dis trictto the satisfaction of all con- cerned. MT. Sweeney, is manag- ing the Indians with great care and success. It is great pity that Congress made such sniggard. ly appropriations for those Indians, for they are behaving wonderful ly well under considerable disap- pOintment of proper supplies.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-09-23
List of Patents.

Through dispatches to Dewey & Coz, Patent Agents, San Francisco we receive the following advance list of U. s. Patents, granted to Pacific Coast inventors, viz:,
 Joseph Britton, San Francisco. turn. tables for endless traction ways; Timothy Carroll, Anaheim, Cal, tree transplanters; George O. Leonard. Red Bluff, Gal, me- thOds of setting hair triggers of rifles, etc; Frank JSymmes, San Francisco, protectors for chandeIi- CTS; Thirsy L.. Wadsworth, Sacra- mento, Cal, (eXecutrix of Wads worth, deceaaed) machines for competing loose granular sugar into cubes; John Winterburn, Cambria, Cal, ore roasting furna. ceS..
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-09-23

deluslon, who, during these hard times, loaf around, cursing their luck and drinking whisky, in the hope that better times will turn up. Men, young or old are hope lessly deluded when they think. that licentious habits will conduce to their responsibility or bring them peace of mind, There are thousand delusions waiting around to entrap us as the spider does the fly. Let us beware of them. remem mbering. that
 Man is a vapor, full of woes,
 He cuts caper and down he goes"
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-09-23
Application for Patent.
FIRST NORTHERN EXTENSION OF
 THE FLORA TEMPLE MINE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, FLORENCE, ARIZONA,
 June 20th, lS76..

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 FLORENCE, ARIZONA,
 June 20th, 1876.
 Notice it hereby given that James M Barney, whose pOstoffice address is Yuma, Yuma County, Arzona Territory, has { his day made application through this office for patent from the United States, for twelve hundred {l200) linear feet of the First Northern Extension of the Flora Temple Mine or lode of lead and silver bearing. ore, with surface ground two hun dred (20O) feet wide, situated in the Castle Dome Mining District, Yuma County. Ari zona. and described in the plat and field notes now on file at this office as follows, 1 to-wit:
 Beginning at certain stake, being the initial point for mineral surveys in the Castle Dome Mining District, established and described in the patent to the " Flora Temple '' Mime; thence N1So 30 W (va- riatiOn I4e' E) 10 chains to the northern center stake of the Flora Temple mine i; thence S 7lc 30 w 45.7 feet to stake No 1 :, being the center of the southern bound ary line of the First Northern Extension of the Flora Temple mine; thence 5 7lo 30' w 100 feet to stake No. g. at $ w cor ner of claim thence N l24o 3O' W 1900 feet to stake No 3 at N. w. corner of claim 1; thence N 7lo 30' E 200 feet to stake No. 4 at N E. corner of claim; thence s 24O 30' E 1900 feet to sta ke No. 5 at s. E. cor ner of claim thence 7lo 30 w 100 feet to stake No. l in center of the southern boundary line of the claim-cOntaining 5.5 acres and is of record in the County Re corder's~ Office of the County of Yuma, Arizona Territory; and notice is hereby given to all persons whom it may concern, that all adverse claims in the matter of the above application for patent must be filled in this office during the sixty days publication Oi this notice or they will be qsrred by law. LEVI RUGGLES,
 lyj How. Register.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-09-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
,SDecSua I0 Me z" .SenISue2. "
SAN FRANCISCO.

New Cases of SmalI-pOx--Plans for
 Entertaining General Sherman.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 19. Six new cases ofsmall-poX were reported yesterday and five deaths. Only two new cases are reported this morning.
 Arrangements have been in contemplation to give. General Sherman a military reception on his arrival here this evening, but tits understoodth thathe declines the honor, on account of being with numerous party ofladies and chil- drens. He will however, be sere- naded at the Palace Hotel this evening. The party will be enter tained by General Mcdowell, dur ing their stay. The programme will include an excursion around the bay in the steamer DOn0isate. his visit to Belmont, as the guest of Senator. Sharon, and trip to San Jose in the afternoon and Angle Island and perhaps-a ball and hurried trip to Yosemite. Mayor Bryant was desirous that the authorities of the city should give public reception, but the Board of supervisors considering the present condition of the trea- sury, deemed it inadequate.
 General Sherman and Secretary, Ol ; war Cameron in the City.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 21. General Sherman and Secretary of war Cameron received last night the officers of the National Guard, in the Reading room ol the Palace Hotel, and after intro. ductionf the General addressed them briefly on the subject o1 military regeneration and disciE line. The Secretary declined tc make any speach. The band o1 the 4th artillery was present and played during the evening. Mining Stocks.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 19 Stock: Alpha, SAY; California $l6 50; Grown Point, $11 50; Ken lucky, $11 523; Ophir. $50 25 Sierra Nevada, $14 25.
 Gold and Greenbacks.
 Gold in New York, no.
 Greenbacks in San Francisco 9O2@914.