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C~aledonians, Attention!

THE REGULAR MEETING or THR CAL
EDONIA CLUB will take place at Miners'
Union Hall. B street, Virginia City. FRIDAY
EVENING. the 18th Instant at 7:8 o'clock,
prompt. at which time the annual election OF
Officers will take place.
Until further notice, the meetings Of The
Club will be hsld on tho sscond and Fourth
Fridays OF each month, instead Of Thursdays,
a. heretofore. HECTOR DOW, Chief.
JANE laoSslDr, Third Chisfain. festd
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They dssife. and respectfully solicit. .
call At their establishment. They have no
hesitation In calling II the nnc,t and most
thorough In the State. and second to none on
the csast. and arc certain OF being able to
satisfy every one In any shape. he II In price.
quality. quantity. design or style.
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evidence would be admissible. but This
evidence Ia only a written declaration.
Joyco In mo- agent Of ours: NO act or dec.
laration Of his can bind us. They can.
Give secondary evidence without
p,ovinc tho d~estruc,ion Of the urinary
evidence. The question l.. ia this com.
petept eyidepcep II they had found the
letter In poss.ssion of Babcock. the law
would not charge him with a Knowledge
Of its contents unless he acted ON II.
Bnt This Ia not the case. II IL a letter
xa ,oy.r sav aud n.vsr hoard NJ until
= h..,d ,hss. ,umor. hsra abont n
wh.n i. !. m,ds nm act M p.bcook's n
mr., \. n,ovsJ nv .oma other act Of bis
s,.,;m. !, 80 s.n,
cS,Snni po..SSs.I o., M covorr.
usn,NI, 4. NO, !. "n"s,;on s,o ths con.
u- is,;""nm ~, =. 10
siusi'eh..so VI 'ne un.I, LUZ ~,
.'s onPsven'., .nu A.
LOT u. e'a'm ny
SNOW 10 Juty Nne'ne1 VI no M.
COCK was u neihoer VI ~.
DO mol say " Is eone.as,'s ~ " ,ns
poin', We no MOI say ny. 'n
evidence we ~ 10 SUBMIT ON 'nA. p1.u,
bu We must make u starr ahu iuttouuce
part OF our testimony mere anu Paf'
there TO establish the charge. No propo'
sition in the law Of evidence Is more
thoroughly established than that u jury
or any other tribunal may infer from
n fact the existence OF another fact.
We do not claim conclusive proof OF the
payment OF the money by witness. but
only presumptive evidence. We net on
presumption = great deal. haruiy Q
case Is tried IN our courts TINT the Jury
Ia not compelled to consider some pre-.
sumptive fact. II the letter mentioned
was received by Babcoei wo claim thai
il il more or less an act connecting MN
with the conspiracy.
W. *. Storrs gave prNuy muen ,nc
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d tho Ntcrethry u ~
Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Tho Secretary
Of the Treasury sent to the House Of
Representatives to-day. in response to q
resolution Of January 3lst, q detailed
statement showing tho actual amount OF
cash ON hand in the Treasury and in the
several Departments and MINIS ON the
25th Of January. 1876. The total
amount Is 800. 77s.0i3. Tho Secretary
says that as legal tender notes received
for redemption Of National Bank notes
do not belong to the United States their
amount Is not in any way embraced in
the monthly debt statement OF the De-
partment. This amount OF hve per cent.
bonds sold up to October 2. 1876. in
obedience TO the Resumption Act is, in
terest included. sl5. 795, s55. The sill
yer purchased by tho Treasury Depart
msnt has been paid for with the pro.
ceeds Of five per cent. bonds sold. and
the balance Of tho proceeds OF said
bonds together with the revenues OF the
Government has been applied to the re-
tiremsnt Of legal tenders as provided by
the Specie Resumption Act.
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MARRIED.
NEW

GREGoRY-wILsoN-in cussn. Psbruary 5
Nathan Grrgory TO Mrs. Oathsrins Wilson.
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LIST OF LETTERS

nENAINING IN TuR GOLD hill POST
IL once February n. 1874. " not called for
within one month they will he sent TO this Dead
Letter Olire. Washington
, 1876-02-20

mate usce.-Hnch an fnainnation won9d be- super
fuous IN view Of the many quasl-lesitsm-te e@-
psnscs II hich have been heaped upon the WI: s,
BY extrayagant and improy'dent Boards OF :Irn .
teas. It would. perhaps, DO unjust - att ID .te
all tho present growth Ut sinecure and u 'neccs-
snry officials to the preseht Board, since man ot
these places had been previously creased: ous
this Board ia Responsible for continuing them,
aud for voting exorbitant salaries to their
occupants. It is not too mach to say tia;
the service OF the Municipal Government
nf Hvde Park could be performeu III
the best manner By oue-half the nnn-
ber Of the preaant officials st SAVING OF at LOIS:
onc-thisd. Again, it il not too much to saw that
At least one.shird OF the offices as present exist.
ing hare been created to make places for meu OF
so-called political influence Il nee not ncces-
those Offices are the ones for whom they wera
crested; but the abolition OF their oNces
would only affect the ylslsgos interests by
reducing the payroll to the extent Of tneir GAL
aties and their work could readily ta performed
by consolidating tha duties upon 3 few compe-
tent officials.
just at present there arc no issues whatever
any before election. Ii is barely possible. Oh
this account. that an attempt wiA be made 10
run straight Democratic and Republican tickets
in April but it party could he formed on tho
basis OF economical administrator Of the VIII
lage finances. there would be eono satisfaction
in yotnc for it even though it were unsrccess~
ful. Tho experience OF the last few years has
}ar.' aud another $" "Opposition," does not ma
teriaIly alter the character of the men on each
aud when the mass Of voters have the cLolco
alouo Of determining whether one Sc. OF Eacn
shall mismanace the village or another act, these
is little inducemant to so to the polls.
, 1876-02-20
LAKE VIEW.

held its FIRST meeting last Friday 1eek, there
being fair attendance Of incipeut Congress-
men aud Cabinet Secretaries. The question,
..Is public opinion responsible for the present
political and eocial corruption ?" Was debated
By Messrs Foster and buckingham in the affirm
alive, and Messrs. Evans and Woodbridge in tbs
negative. 1t WAS decided BY universal suffrage
that Mr. Woodbridge had transferred tue re-
sponsibiiity flon the conaciences OF the dear
public to our mnch-abused institutions. afr. ].
6. Goodwllie, in an extempore Grafton, pointed
out somo Of the 'Periis Of the Day." aud Mr.
4. O. Parker, in the role OF Spartacus, caused
his audience to imagine themselves, for the
nonce. gadiators Of old, and refuse to be
i abutche1ed to mako Roman holiday" Alto
together the proceedings were quite entertain
ing, aud the young men should all take hold and
make the Club a successa The next debate will
take place Friday evening, when the question OF
Emigration will be handled.
The ladies' Of the Fullerton Ayenus Church
, 1876-02-20

iard-hall thev tracked them to the peaceful home
of Mr. aud Mrs. Hunt, bat we're unable to CAP
ture them You should not raty on your escorts
for assistance iu case OF emergency, ladlea; thoy
can run like Modocs.
PERSONAL.
4. c. Sandford is on the turf again, after camp
ing three or four days On the banke Of the dark
flowing river" Death, however, left him in DIS
gust, with his scythe badly capped.
Mlss Jennie Wheeler las sorrowiu1ly returned
to her home in Chicaso.
Miss Jennie Covert has also returned to nDab-
ylon," after pleasant visit here.
Ham Ctey, Of the Chicago Courier, enjoyed
quiet Sabbath under the pa.ernal roof last = eek,
Tho alr is thick With rumors OF wedding in
high life, but the principals deny it stoutly.
viii giyo another sociablo at Lodge is on Tues
dav evening. for tho benefit OF st. Luke's Hos
pltal. It is T. noble charity. and should meet
with the same liberal spirit in which it is given
, 1876-02-20

. The evening meetings in the Mstdodfst Epis
copal Church still continue with iucraas1pg ~
te1est. An earnest and hearty invitation Is e1-
tended to ALL Of whatever denomination or creed,
to attend.
The aupual election Of officers for the ensuing
year IN tue Sunday -school occurred last sunday,
With the following result: Superintendent, Ir.
4. J. Bel Assistant Superintendent. William
Blackstone Librarian, George Hodges; ASSIST
tant Librarian, 3lrs- 3. F. Foslec; Secretary, :.
Dunlop Treasurer. Carrie Cosmaa.
Invitations are out for dIhner party to bo
given By the Oak Park Dramatic ciao. En-
day evening. ut A1r- Niles new house, s3ush OF
tbs rairoai. Mrs. u. G. Mics, airs. A. ".
Heald. Mr. II. G. Niles. and Mr- Z. W. Hoard,
arc the Committee on Reception. Only thosa
dressed in character and wearing masks wall
participate in the dancing untit altee the MASKS
are removed, at balf-pass 10 o'clock
PERSONALS.
One Of tho favorite yonng gentlemen OF th.
Park is at p1escus suffering from i aoSe.ci-
bruised FOOT. Fears are eutera:e'5 tin. a ruS-
gical operation may hare to kt n.- --,-,': j.
Mrs. H. d. Conweil las ret:true4 ~ u=r ho1te
after IL absence Of eomo weeks-
Mrs. i::n,lv Huntington Miller, Of E:aas'ca
Iva. oeeu tile gaes: Of h.s hrorh=r, Ii. i:>s
Georss 11un.iustca. YJr several days.
, 1876-02-20
RACINE.

RACINE.
QUE CITY As SUMNER RESORT.
spee,at cu,resnondcnce Of The Chicago Tribune.
RAc1sE, Feb. 13.-lfy last letter to TIE Sun
DAT TRIBUNE discussed the superiority Of
Racine as q manufacturing city, and mentioned
also it's splendid facilities as a commercial
centre. The opening portion Of this letter will
be devoted to N exposition Of Its unsurpassed
characteristics as q summer resort. For several
years. many OF tho beDighted nstiTes OF St. Louis
and other Southern burgs have packed their
"Saratog.s" as the days grew warm, and quar-
tered themselves in cur goodly city; and each
succeeding year would bring back the old guests,
accompanied by frienda to whom they had ex-
patiated glomingly on the batmy zephyrs and
sunny skies of tho fairest gem on the lakes.
The principal attractions to them have been our
convenient location between tao great cities,
the glorious breeze that Invariably comes with
the morning sun and lasts until odd So" has
gone to sleep in the vest, the rare beauty Of
the physical features OF Racine, and the culture.
wealth, and hospitality OF our social element,
OF tho first of tho foregoing considerations
may further remark that We are within about 6o
miles OF Chicago, and third nearer to Milwau-
kee. Elegant passenger trains ris the western
Union and Chicago g. Northwestern Railroads
run to either point almost hourly, and the sploo-
did line OF Goodrich steamers pasaes north and
south daily. During tho summer time when the
skies are sunny mud the waters Of the iake are
placid, numbers Of our romantic "turtle doves
take the afternoon boat for Milwaukee, and re-
turn when 20 gentle moonbeams eteal DER ye
CLASSY deep, Speaking OF tho sum mer breeze
already mentioned, I may add that our extreme
eastern longitude seems to influence
cool atmosphere within our city when the
residents milo to the westward ara swelterng
in dusty, puEsing air. The gentle east wind
WHICH is cooled by q passage across the lake
makes the days delightful and the evenings
luxurious. Regarding tue physical features Of
I:aciue, I may, with Justice, state that tho
beauty Of our principal street carries away the
palm from 1hat Of any city 10 the Northwest,
From Market square to the college grounds
distance Of about mle--it LII broad and
straight aud adorned on either side with
luxurious shade trees which form almost CON-
p,ete arch, and beyond them the magnificent
palaces OF our millionaires indicate refinement
and culture seldom equaled in great cities. From
the terraced lawns and balconies mar be seen
tie white wings Of hundred echooners like
deecy clouds, dotting the blue waters OF Lako
Michigan. As regards our social attractions, I
will simply refer to the present season as Al il
luHtrat1on OF the fact tAat natives from Neigh
, 1876-02-20
HYDE PARK.
e nAuHT

Tuesday the funeral OF c. G. Barry late Train
! Matter OF the Illinois Central Railroad. took
place from his residence near Forty y-third Street
Station, At tho time Of bis DEATH Mr. Barry
| was in his 55th year and had been connected
| with the road for about twenty years. His in
tercouree with the other officers and employees Of
the Company had alWays been OF tho most
agreeable character, and his loss was sincerely
mourued By both his superlors in Office and his
subofdipates. The funeral train OF eleven
coaches was drawn bY the largo new engine
named after Mr.. Barry, and the train backed
down upon the Stock lard track to taks the
mourners on board. The engine aud express car
were d1aped in black velvet and white ribbon,
and all the locomotives and atasions OF the llli-
nois Central have been also draped 10 mourning.
The pall-bearers we're the oldest officers OF the
road and all except the absolutely essential
business Of The Company WAS stopped On the
dar of the funeral to allow as many employees as
possible to attend. The remains wore tempora-
The frequency with which the dry grasA along
the railroad tracks takes fire from the sparks
thrown ont by the locomotives suggests the pos
s,bllity Of some danger to property Immediately
adjoining. Tuesday and Thursday 10 several
places there we're quite extensive fires along the
right-of-way south Of Fiftyfi fitar strses, and the
fencss we're badly einged before the ne.ghbo1s
could put the fires out.
Thero are mau7 brick buildings going up
throughout the village, and in the vicinity OF
Hyte Park Station he.tano-ownerB seem to pre-
fer row Of plain two-storJ brick fronts to any
other form OF 1nvestment. These are are prob
ably built in order to meet the demand for me-
dtum-sized houses in Convenient suburbs which
is anticipated this spring.
THE CONDITION OF VILLAGE FINANCES
is one which is not encouraging either to the
taxpayer or those who hold any portion Of ahe
floating Indebtedness OF the village. OF course,
no ono questions the sovency OF the village nor
its ultimate ability to pay every ceut OF its IN
debtedness, both bonded and otherwise but
when thure is no money 10 the treasury. aud
when there are many large and small running
accounts in process Of creation for all tho cur
rent expenses OF municipal government, tt is
well to e1anius where the monev goes WHICH
It is not necessary 70 suggest that there
are any private leaks by which public
monev il fraudu1antls diverted from lts leeit-
, 1876-02-20

TIE MIDNIGHT TRAIN
Friday night ran over mao just south Of the
depot. The body was:.picked up so mutilated ns
to be scarcely recognizable; it vas taken to the
f1eiGht-house and the Coroner notified He was
recognized this morning as Daniel Horst, Who
came to Evanston from Oshkosh last summer !;
waB 50 years oh and in comfortable clrcnm-
stances. He had no relatives here. Il is
thought that he Was under tho indunuce OF
liquor ut the time and laid down oa the track to
rest.
Tho frat issue Of the Tripod under the new
management will appear this week. It has
formerly been printed in Racine and Chicago,
but will nuw be ISSUED from the Iatle1 Office.
DR.. Tiffauys lecture Thur3day night for the
beaeft Of the Cniyetaitv library wAs we'll at
teudel and a SUCCESS financially. Tomorrow
night an organ concert will bo given for t4e
saae purpose under the direction Of Mr. W. S.
.. Matthews, assisted by a1r. and Mrs. Stark
water.
Mr. Isaac R. Hit lea7cs for Washington to-
morrow.
Col. Wesley Brainerd starts for Colorado
Tuea1av.
wife and children remain until spring.
+. A. iage has rsntcd bis rea:dauca 10 bishop
Harris. who takes POSSESSION April !.
UNIVERSITY ITEMS.
The students are going 10 organize rifle club.
lH6 0a6a-OAtIldL8 Ald tISdulAl1IE 1uA EAPoCt LO
have the nine begin training in the gymnasium
next week. .
In the wrestling match in the gymnasium yes
terday afternoon between Douthert and Brown,
the foimer WAS victorious
The successful competitors for the Blanchard
prize are F. II. TAYLOR. $. c. McPhe.1in, F. Fl.
Scott, ". s. Mathew, aud S. s. Bradford. The
order of their names Indicates the merit Of their
productions Taylos's essay secures him the
Hurd prlze of e30.
The formal opening OF the gymnasium took
place Friday afternoon An exhibition was given
by several Chicago atn,etes The appeal OF Dr.
Daniels for subscriptions was responded to by
abous $3u0, which will enable the boys to put IN
their boHling-alley at once.
At the meeting held Friday evening By the
Anslo-Amarican Association the following dec
larstlon of opinion was unanimously agreed to-:
- That this Association is convinced that uui-
veisal suffrage Is the mainstay Of the municipal
corruption in American cities, and that educa-
tlona} and property qualifications for voting are
the only escape from the rule OF roTdymm."
, 1876-02-20

V.R. Bloomfield, Esq, Grand Worthy Chief
Of the Independent Order OF s. O. 7. $. Tor The
State OF Wisconsin, sadly remarked last Monday
evening that perseverance, e., IS - tho thief Of
nous ncalawag It had accomplished 2 glorious
mission. For four consecutive years Mr.. =. has
received from this unknown reaper IN the vine
yard valentine illussrat,ve OF q pilgrim with
d prominent nasal protubssapce s.{N ,,taklng .
cncckei his billet dou1 into the stove ho ear
nesty muttercd silent prayer for the welfare Of
his solscitou5 friend.
The threo tyouns bachelors "who called at
the residence of Mr. aud Mrs. J. Slauaoa oa
"Wednesday evening speak Mighty Of the hos
pta!lty Of their host, aud the auiabllity Of his
accomplished wlfe and daughter, but il was
rery upcrateful to beat him and h1s partner 30
badly at " whist aud old elodse !" however,
his hand shaking ut parting was just as hearty
~ If the case had beeu reversed.
.pep,ta, Ye Gypsy Dauleel, Is billed for rem
dition On tho evening OF Feb. 20, aud will dis
Dlay the musical culture Of nearly all our 10
caI STARS" It cannot fail to draw 3 splendid
audience, aud will undoubtedly Do 3 rara inset~
lecsual treat.
On the evening Of the birthday Of the cherry
tree fieud. graud hoo.a will be held IN betia
CITY Hall to commemorate the event, ana Also 20
le.p along Ccntennialism. Spaechos ~ promt.
ucnl orators. songs by q grand combination or or
fnlent. tab,eaux, ''and sich,' are on the
programule. The selection Of chafacsers, rep
resentat1ya OF the leading nations OF The
world has red,lce1 tho Committee to dife eA-
trem1t;ea in many instances. John Bull is
ta!i, sim gentleman, with a melancholy indenta-
ton in the region OF the stomach not at al sng-
eestlre OF roast beef the liego OF Kaiser Wlli'
lam would make an elegant pole (sman pj.
Scipio Africanus ID decided blonde. :. Drosher
Jonathan turns tie scales at 21j with his boots
on while 81 Grease, but living Grease no more
The police we're looking an1iously for the bevy
OF Young ladies who attended The solreo On
Thursday night. Just after leaving Case i BILL
, 1876-02-20


| for such OCCASIONS and looked as happy as ever
a nan did under similar circumstances. Cor
trary to rule the young coupla, after the Weu-
ding reception quietly took up their abode IN
snug little house, and commenced housekeeping
without the customary bridal tour, preferrIng
trip to PHILADELPHIA next summer during the
Centennial celebration. The presents Wele both
numerous and costly. a.
A PLEASANT 5oKE.
Last Sunday daWned clear and bright, and
stanch Democrat OF the old school took morn
iug's rsmbIa about the city to enjoy the beauties
of nature. and, at tho same time, settle the
hearty breakfast he had paztalen OF. as the
most fitting prelude to tho services OF the day.
AZ he etrolicd along. musing on tue mutAbl!t5
of things in general, he was suddenly startled
f1ou his reveste by the crg Want paper, MIS-
ter" shouted in close proximity to bis pedal cx-
treE1it.es by Que Of tue urchins employed III car
ryins round the Sunday morning papers. !" 10
want paper" he repeated after the boy, LOOK
ing askance at the armful Of papers ths Jag s!'ll
held unsold in his possession. No. DO not
want ons. But, nv boy" he continued, ''seens
to me you have had poor lucE selling. your
stock this morning. You have sold oil tho
Illnesses I suppose" and the old gentleman
looked complaceutly down On the little fellow.
Thinking Of course the bundle Of papers he had
on h.s arm were all TE1BUSEs. ''Tnat's where
you're mistaken, Mieter. Sid all the TR1DuSEs
had, aud could have sold fifty more II had
the street in;eat On disposing OF his remaining
stock in trade. while the old gentlema" pursued
bis way With bis ideas eomeuhIt changed about
his favorlte Democratic organ. WnF ere not
more InIBuSEs ordered for this placas Ii a.
larger number #ero ordered it would obFia:e the
necessity OF eo many persons Of borrowing this
paper from their ueigbbors. because, fo1sooth-
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2 " fh
A TINE HoNoREb SPEcIFIc. The long and
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sfS- During the heavy gale few days
since, Mr.. John Cunningham's house in New
Hope, sustained considerable damage, The
roof Of an annex to the main building, was
partly torn, off. The shoemaking business
was thus exposed-as Mr.. G. had his g awl =
at stake there. R'as
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EB- On Sunday morning last, as Mr.. S.
Abbott was driving along the River Road, a.
bout one mile above New Hope, his horse
became suddenly startled, sprang forward and
almost caused@a complete wreck of the We
hicle IN which Mr.. A. was seated, The horse
made no attempt to run, and as Mr.. A. was
not injured, he considers that he got off quite
fortunately.
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~ The owner of the set of harness found
during the search of John McGowan's house,
in Solebury, by Chief Of Police s. S. Ely (the
particulars Of which were given in the last is
sue Of The REcoRD), has reported himself
and recovered his property. Michael Uhler,
Of Uhlertown, Pa, is the owner. His son
visited the above officer at New Hope, few
days ago and proved ownership, beyond doubt
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eB Mr.. W. H. eandey, Of Larnbertville,
at Ingham's Springs with improved machin-
cry for the manufacture of special grade Of
paper. Mr.. Gandey is a first-class paper
maker and will make the mill work success
fully if any one can.
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Gg- Again4hs heart Of the average Doy-
lestowner is sad, owing to the failure of the
Grand Jury to report favorably in the matter
of erecting new $1,000 Court house.
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az Christmas sermon will be preached
in the New Hope Presbyterian Chapel onnext
Sunday, by Rev. w. d.. Roberts. Subject -
Goods Ulspeakable Gift to the World"