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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-15
SHiPPlAG IATELLIGENCE.
PnNr OF NEM-inEN .....

PORT OF NEW ORR .....---..- .---..-jAN. -
CTFAEED
JryGiz ~
sltamshp cry Richmond llsr, Brooks Liverpool VIA
St''i>,'r o.. j. q. Dale.
Steamship D-umcrk ,:rl Williams London F. ~ J Hnrs
si'"Hslr yt1wa Hr. tI1Ir, IoAou, ics, ~'i -
Sl'arsli Al cat 'T, Murr, Glasgow" ~
steamship state o. Ac'add Ui. Br'i's, Nds-o"' AUsiih
Jtii. d
Steamship Ii,nann tGer.j Ieic BrcAcn VIA Soat
eibpo thi1c..s q
Steamship Clyde, Ecluel Havana, YIN. r. CiYde q Co
Sitar-a1 tcope WshIs tHI, WiitehcaI, lIJl.aT, n -
tll - jyl.-, \. J., Clark 4 -sa!na1
H@,~lp city ~ Austin. stevens, Galveston VA Key west
I u Mallory 4 Go.
Se...slny Hudson agcf New Orleans, Clark q seaman.
steamship San Jsc!nt0. Hazard. savannah, Goo. YnnCe
fthirhp IS OF Atlanta, MOOdhul taflestOu. !. w.
NliI'si a 90
Steamship Richmond walker Norfolk CRY roint Rich
u. DE-, tif . ship o.
s't.u-hiu GcI h.tney, Hacit. BOson H. 4. Ounce.
:, hifansnp Aisi,r. hawthorn, Ne" Orleans, BOeet n
bT u.
Liverpool mnbert, London. Crime MiniurD x co.
iTk PaCGc (S0f H. Liverpool, tunch, Edyc & 60.
hiiE CaTme'a Ita CasiranO Queenstown, Falmouth, or
~ mouth fIr 1rieTs, iieniain a BOyssrn.
scTi DulIuVackI (AHk), SlauOH, Cora Falmouth
% orders Punch. Edyc * co.
t.Ik ECcad Ctf.) WeBAc BrcaeB. Herman Roop q Co.
hafA OIahaw's Pol. cap, IIsyre, a. Atkins d Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-15

ERIE RAILWAY.
II wIyTTH ARRAEGEMENT Of Trains in effect De
. a. n..tlncinua,i and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
1915 g. E,prcss Mail Bnaao with slepng Coaches
Daily, Pacific EsPrs:s for ts wr En-! s sD
Chicago without change; also Hotel DINING cars to
Trsins leave Chambers street Depot, n; Y for
Er.sk e.s 30 1873 e. A. RIP .;nS ;,,a and sIS
nahcIian Park and pss,ir g. ~ 10 a M II 9s'E
So" 10 . I d s nj ID and t Il dI m IL noon 1a5
3 sI5 Sas IA :i5 e:iS $50, I IN VI and u
'' sun1 c e. 7a5 loi5 a ~ S4, M, u Ina
n,sR '''''y'' D. Gov - Ill., i''' gov y ~
SenGargh D. lo.s5 a. ~. $50 1902. Sundays, $50
KINGSTON M @ ;c sgPaay. $40 a q m Sun.
addcio~p, 7'.5, D. iGl5 sl5. An Pm SUNDAYS
s30. 10 M p ~ Ih = a. ~ '.o ~ In y, w. - ~n,.
Port !crys. ., lO;4d a. H. 4'jU p'h sundays e''o' IL
M 1 rams a rs leaving chambersst GU even Of ha
iriore p m :s@ye IT. s'{ iG' ,tt1 m'' o nnTfe
hoais leave rwrnty.tmni.,t hIiy ni.nutcs ,arn,r
nG csss fer cascs, for Sa and 1" orders H.
6 On sS E 81" ls5 ioi Is ak S7 S sI4 No
T fT ~ we from e West srye in Newl orb at 1875
q. $40 900 j.
NonTnERs RAILROAD OF -NEwJERsEY:
Tqps lya' Tor Fnglewc g So PI,I1aont ar1 %yaeE
ss sts i > siS 9$H S .G d @aS saturday
Manuel 55 y 1si s s53' z: n sts B n
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y mNER KAILRoA . = oIamcnCinc Dec. 2e. 1876
ira 3 W, ". ny nd G Yd rfq'ra E,% with drawing
' s6 g. G Sne'ai Chicago and Loui; Fprcs VITA
drawing Rochester ana Buffalo, aiso Through c
II N, Northern and Western Express.
$50 p. m. spec!l Albany, Troy AMI Western Express
So M. ESp,rs, wiz .esgageaFs for Wateltown and
Ro;ssier SiacaTa Fail IsaiiaIo Cleveland, indaga. o-
Hailiondg. ana 10 Montreal VA st. Aibsns.
1890 D. a. Express, win siec inscars for Albany ana
Way Trains per Local Time Tables Tickets Tor ssr at
c2 N a sk 3s5 aTa S.2 if5aGSay Eewyoit
and 33., WRshingi ui 81, Brooklyn.
"''' 'N'' Z. Z. MELKIi, General PASSENGER Agent
NETWORK. NEW-HhNEN AND HART
y rom Il, R-Nkw.YoKK AID NEW IA e y. ~
NIsIoHWntr Arrsneo'@en commerce =: Pee 10, 1876
trance on Forts cord 1t ,
Trains for New Haven leave at ::io Aec NJ 90 oEK so5
Mgcnt and a. f. ~ F ra IA A i 81 Is ~ lbs l NJ
~ s,u!a >Gr~'lk ';io so o., I'D a., a n ~ M t In
fsrd 40 sos !i-j lJlO y m ~" 81 $780, $40
4i5 ji5' 5:45. 6:3j 72c. o. 10 AMI 1873 ,. M,
. J. M s,oy Live at and 20 p m bos"I via A IL
Ie .oS 1S4 i at a Hs S a O. and a. no.
anao az nrdreP9I Ihe 95 a. , 70; 'o ,IG sfs
Com. Valley at proo.. the P IN e"l'nsti- Win
~iti rtwIla snd Northampton Ncw.Ilayen, and
TIE % a. ~, and p ~ Tor SrS lnii W - H. = t,,i
field, and p y ior Montreal; The 800 a H. and 3 p ~
Tie SOS a III. ana l. 40 and p with DanbuIy and
Norr:t .olih NSl"9,A ana lie So; = Ill., and 44o
SUNDAY Boston hail Trains at j. n via srhrheid al III
awiprrocm cars Day Express and Sleeping Cars on
Tck,ii e4n be purchased at ket Office Of Company
Grand Central ns9 o. Al o0ic.. o! y y lrg.ier co. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-15
GENITAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERS

- --AIIEhTOWS LISF.-F.TII staOns ia New YORK.
foot IAberTy aus foot vi ClGrksUns FREIGHT
station. IibcI;y@t.
Commencing Ian ,. iS-7.-teayc hewYork iO6t OF tib
30 u~paiL TRaI. FJcrlng,cn. Easton, Beivdere
Rccir-n Rath Allentown. EaUch Chunk. TsiHaqda,
amend wilkes barre eCrat0. l. ns. CaTbOdalc, &c.
uecls M JuBcaon ID. J.. Z W X. X.
EXfEEss. daily Except SInisys), for
IIigh Hcc- Branch f2sUn Allentown, Harrisburg. AMI
The West hauch hunk, TGusIua TOwsEds. Wilsesbar:s
Scranton Dausilie. william sport St
40 n. In.-fuI tompiY.le emf Pennington.
So! Fleming tO1. Iast0n Bath. hilcD
Malau6y CITY. HalletOn. heading, Columbia, Lancaster
FpIrata rottsre HARRISBURG. &C.
zoo 2 u.-tGr hIsh Bridge Lranei Eason Bel'idert
Ca:.. connects al Junction WIZ
Del Lax. AMI west. i.afOld -
sI.or mn For s0mCrvilc and Remington 80
s5i n m-IyiSING KIPRfss, daily ion EastOn. ADe:0Wn
Rcadug Hnilisbuie aud the West
Boats leave loot % CIarksonst. up town. az CLIP D.
H. 9l5 IOi5 IL: 3 o l2:ij S:l5, 4l5, DO 40
Connection IS w CarSsonst Fsry at Jersey Civ
all trains sIgihed = =, ..a,;,,e
Iks--iIA,c ScH-l orr. ioUi i1o+rtySi az
81 - 80 - IL H. m Pound Brook AMI nt~iIltdi%to
,o,n and at 80 T. kas'cn HeadDg aud Harrisburg
NEW -YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
An NIL KBI IT, 90 PERTH AhBOf, EED Ban Il.
IG%G BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE SEA Glil' AND
Trscs leave Ncv.I from foot Of Lberyst North
river a. SlJ. 1I:4J a. H. 4:fJ 1:l5 o. m
ltcu, fo,t Of Nou-si. al ll:l' a. H.
starCS 10 kcyport connect at Aaa"ah StauoH
with al trains
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oGIr0 du0 Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

4 DT ERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
UPTOWN OFFICES LIS Broaiway. Thirty first
a. OF .I8s, Wet Twenty tIi-st cor. Eghthave; 100
lirtsyc. F"ryscyentli-' at the H hLEM OFFICE
No asNI Ihriayc t-uuie e. and twenty iourtisi
olCc rsi"S
ONE BLOCK from BROADWAY; IS Last
" lUIst Nicely furnished han room, southern exposure
IA ut 80 gentleman, with hrs ras- HOARD RET rences
y NORTH WASHlNGTON-SQU Large,
81 reasonable prices house and location unexccptonabie
cJBNchl, ~ 10 cars.
a.. AND IA CLINTON-PLACE (Stl,-st.)-
desirable Rooms Oh frs, AM second door for families
aud gentlemen w!rh hrtciass boAr also. table board
Az EAST lOIH-ST.. between Broadway and
Iktt University icasiIi iUJms with BpARD, sin
Fly suite gentlemen Prririre' terms moderate
IN WEST 11TH-ST.-R0OMS 10 LET,
without boar second and Thru hOors 10 gentlemen
no SOUTH 5TH-AVE.-Two nicely fur
10 uishcd HALL ROOMS trout and hack quiet bonse
Will on WitlOa board for gentleman % Two lae refer
enco terms mo lerste
West Side.
DOARD-With q private French Protestant
ID family nne sunny rooms; home comforts References
Appy l45 West 4jth-st
DOARDERS WANTED.-Fifth-aye. 81,
ID t,.t dbor below IGlhst-LaTgc front hs room Win
po,rd third floor: CRATE and closet Also TWO uhnnuni'
mic tsant isurtb door rooms; rrftftnc'f.
UNFINISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, for
,eutr,nan aud wife; sec1ndStury front or back hnr
9TH sl CONVENIENCE la striciy pii'aie fanny s'o pea
week references. ga West O-u st.
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PARrIII.-snEEIpAN. ].

JINK>: lis JoKE.-Iittle Jiuks (crammlng
To- ic C. s. to liz halIde,ser What do yoa call the
tirN-cufle1rlsrl7l suppose yOn fellows are wei up
in LATIN" uairIr.,.Y. AIM; mach up in Latin, Sir.
Havc 10 BE- rather up In grease Jndy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-15

MINIATURE ALMANAC
ken - ~lu, -c..... Abb tsnn 800
Gcr WAIVE iuIs IN Az
etlny Eo0A T3J tOs's isd1d S:lJ fr o. fcfiN I'O4
HCn NAIEK ItiI> IAi- T. 81.
ssugy loo. = Gov, SAM s.il !lcl q. Ic.rg-l03O
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads

DRfMEPORT, and al points Oh li0usltonlc
ID and Nauga;ark tairUaGJ. Fare. 81 Steamer BhiiE
PORT leaves C@lrEcp ~ 1880 aid Briugclortat
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NEW -YORk .
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NE'

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOE TEi>JUN AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Ncw.YoiK Zoo: Ihery-st. fr lion and =, la
Gerna Al % sd" t:$ 80 a. H. I'0o "'0o' '0' 'OO
pi.Stc ico o. carisonsi st 7;l5 83, 90 lll1a m
Goye i phaaepnia from sta'icn North Pennsvlvana Raj
road. Third and Btrksss Rt 100 0'"o V"" 4I''' "''
~ ~ , ~ ' iof Hp YeIi st 100 sos. 80 o5j
r,aaH ~ s Room attached to the go a IA
sni 80 m. TRAVIS ara : .,'itE ' % ~ ,,i,
49, ny IEAINS- Lea,' NV lHrs ,f"oi LiriF ~, anu
- fT sal ii % Ii"liy si lot 81 CaIk, 80
Nos izg nj gI4 BIo1dwsy 81 tie tihta note ~
%, i' e, Ne oai st.; LrojsH Baggage checked rom
residence 10 d'''''''m r BALDWIN Gen Pass. Agent
3 EuGH VALLEY RAILROAD:
I ttRtNaI.NlN'r OF PASSENGER fRhlN5 Eau l.
- Ia =, N,rf Ig,rr,s "a H. Tor Parton Bethlehem Al
oei Nr. Crois. WiiesbaIio fitsi9n aHse I'm
Wes. rGilsris srer9ns. o.c!r. s;iaelei oo r,rcr
IOBr II. sAYhk, Hupt an; ana icng T.
o'"'''' l"'''' oH-.' ciIAs i. cuNMINda. Asen,.
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &C, FAR, 'Pll:
~ fSsn s ~! s,t ,oa
nuJlADFjplIA ,ia LONG BRANCH and
/ The HIWJERsEY HOCTnEhN nAlLR0Apii.rl1fto
ggcGr ra9 ~, ok *, tom Pier Noth vef Of Rec
u a. m for Philadelphia Long Branch, Toms River ana
gqes'a tsns e fepf1 9o1 Gtd M.. Sar'
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
REDUCED FARE.
FIeran, steamers 49, North River foot Of Jay
Tcset. for sale at principal ticket Offices sta,eroems
secured al Offices WoscO Express Company ana 81 500
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Freight only Steamers Pier 81 North River loot on
Park place. al p NJ freghts via either me TAKEN ~
w. Vs. rILKINs. @ p AgI D.s BABcocK. Pres'
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would like place In city or country is plain
family makes good bread and good family anndrss
superior Gail at the PARIS AGENCY, G23
0th.Ave No charge until suited.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.-
I'D Leave NeoYor foot of Desbr0sses aHd Cortland

n.
$40 a. for Washington and the West Liclqo'L
Clsre-t. and Sohih. rumaD PaTOr IRON Ncwf
- Baltimore and Washington making close connection for
cincinnati, 81 Louis, IHy>si llc, SC.
Washington, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati chicago,
and Tor ticiiIsId GOIdonsyc Pullman cars from new
York to Baltimore aud Washington.
D. daily FOR ssi1nglon, tlc south and Vest PuilaDs
from Ne baking
Chicago CslCIunat Louisville -
I<us l,tt-hursh south and Southwest. Connects at
W2.!nCi.4 with uais FOR yAChuit FLORIDA NcWOreani.
and the south.
FOR though tickct please call "a COnpaDys Offices $40
and 1S BlUa8N ay and al 1iChCI OfiCe loot
q, laadt and Dcsr0ssessts. aud Depot Jersey City.
ASH FOi; TICKETS VIA
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEG:
Traius lea! FngcW0c 81 sT. PieIUon GEf Hyack,
= Gas H. ], $40 $50 6Su $50 ana saturday
night OIL; 1850 SIudayr o. IA ana O.'O T. ~
Manuel Slling Valley. and h0nsfy, @.j a. m, - - H.
JNO. =. ABBOTT Gcnl Tassr Agent. New y ORR
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.lbS WEST i3D-Si., near Br0adway-A
~ private family have Handsomely furnished kO"li
LET, hs:-clas BOARD location o,utrai and CON
ven
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.lQTH-S1., AZ ESr.-i.andsome rooms
90 with without BOARD house aud table HnsIceptOn
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skshD-ST., No. 20 WEST.-PleaSint, sunny
90 ROOMS 81 Rcor. s.itah.c for three gentle
men, boarl rrqnrr Crate nres, hpe eohVcnl"EcHs
~ fern
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Doaro ana Rooms.

SllST-ST.. POS WEST.-Parlor and bedroom
- OF tint floor TOILET with BOARD: references eS-
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[ ADYh MAID and SEAMSTRESS.-

sctable woman with superior ueTtnces from ioTin'
culo. rs understands har dressing ana Is hFstcla
sansIets and dessnakaT Cts and ns, &C Can DC seen
PARISH AGlNCY. Bg3 Gtltayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-15

THAI TERH-PAs
COS Van Dorm AIT zen. p,
y. d T. u. X. X. 60.
o. Dutch oct. Dorsey.
s5l W4rtU1n n-t. he Rem
inCi0n =. ". ca.
coz .Reith agi. Conner,
sheriff.
AIO NrMahCr AIT Walsh.
As ItaNaEt. Barrett ioIp'd.
fcla FircR act. Gresham.
st- .AruS-uncua AT. Hinck-
lev.
obq Ahe,asi= sgt. Grey.
esq EnhFp ACT. Roche.
4sG Van kaaih 3gt. BOor-
afm.
Hal .UfndsEUper. eX'r. agt,
Lana Il al.
Sg2 UindCkupcr, ext agt
Lang 81 el
yO3 HinieAOpeT, eXr, ast.
Lang e 81.
Boa Wells a 4. Lang, eN'r.
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| neat tidy Protestant

" e who understands her duties thoroughly Is quick and
orderly and good waitress can care ana eean svef glass
NJ: COOL nc, CAL At los 9TH near
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Gicamboais ann Railroads..

BOSTON 4. NEW-YORk AIR LINE Z. R.
ID wINTE,i: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS leave \. Y. \.
Il. T. Gram CcGa! Depot daily Sundays eXceFt"i)
fJlsUHs:
H. m-BOsiOn Express Arrives Worcester, $50 y. m;
Boston, 80 n B.-PaSSengers take this tram az
Jtrte! City (tIsnSef steamer Maryland 1890 a. NJ or
EiveI l05 D. Pullman palace through With
out change.
ll:55SosOn and Nashua Express sleeping coach from
Grand Central Depot 10 Nashua az oicns iEt changes OF
nee. P1LauI, $50 o Worcester $50 a ni; Nashua
500 a. IN: Portland l1U arrives HOs:pn 80 a. ~.
" jersey city trguscr steamer MaIyabd) lODi
u. H.. ard Harlem River l2:lO a.
W II. TURNER, j. L. FOSTER
r.r. ILnaan AAnf
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-12

Too BErzAL 10 De TErE--Scme gen
tlemcn from the FaLA District state
that a runor had gained creieDce TO
the effect that man named Staples,
residing in said district, about two
weeks ago buried alive a young fe-
male who was in his employ, aud
whom he had procured from charIta-
bic or refOrmatory Institution The
story goes that the girl was being
buried III presence Of Staples. his sou
in-Iaw, negro, Mrs Staples and two
other ladies, and when the coffin,
which had been rudely constructed of
pine boards By Staples himself, was
lowered into the grave, the two la
dies heard q voice from the grave cry
ont, 30, LordI" They demonstrated
against it being proceed with, but
without effect They communicated
the matter to their friends, and tie
next day the corpse was exhumed
The body had turned, the arms were
abraded and blood mad issued from
the nose, while the haads were clutched
in the hair. The matter was commun-
icated to the States attorneys, Nessrs.
Zouck and Levi Bosley. 4 few days
prior to the communication Of this in
formation, and directly after The corpse
was eKhumed. Staples himself was
before the States attorney complain
ing that the grave Of the girl was
desecrated and desiring that the par,
ties be prosecuted. There were also
criminal intimacy on the part Of Sta
pies with the Baltimore Amer-
tcdn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-12

KEEP Your AGREENESrs.-One rea-
reason why many people do not get
along in the world is because they
eannOt be depended upon. They do
not keep their agreements. When
they are weighed in the balance of
actual affairs they are too often found
wanting. They are seldom on time.
The workman who is always on hand
at the appointed time and place, and
does his work according to agree
ment, is snEe to get along. To a
young mechanic, starting in life, the
habit Of pa0ctuality is worth more
than thousand dollar cash capital
although thousand dollars is not to
be despised. The tFuStworthiness of
the faithful workman produces mon.
ey, but the untrustworthiness of the
unfaithful one causes him to lose mon-
ey. This is an everlasting principle.
He who would be permanently pros,
porous must keep his engagements.
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4 BID rHkr SISGs YANKEE Doo1ZE
Mr.. Peter Laser. vino keeps : 81
loon at The corner Of Peril and Pike
streets. has lately come into the pos
session Of a MIST wonderful canary,
and has refused almost fabulous sums
Of money for II The peculiarly
about this bird Is that il can sing the
tune Of Yankee Doodle with cor
rectncss and precision that charms
aud surprises every one The pies
ent owner Of the prodigy IS Pitts
burglar, who, coming to this city and
getting out Of funds, left it for sale at
the Highland House, where Mr. jacob
Gardner found and purchased It Tor
Mr.. Laner. Peter, being loyal
Frenchman. values II very highly, but
says that if il would only sing the
AarseiIlaise Hymn, there Is not
enough money in Cincinnati TO buy 1t
from him Cincinnati Sqr
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smith shop, resOEtlng and maig
uDn. boarding bO0se AID lOag1ns
ryOns Tor TIE BzbOrerz Great pans
and skill seen to have BEEN dszPayed
n tf,e constr1ctioa q the works, and
everything d0ae n tie nD0ss s1os'31
tai na.uoer. bat tie mines have been
very pOosBy worked IbeE SLOW th21
RI e~se vel Tersed in machinery has
lad the msnageDeBs 81 tSe1- Tne
shaft through which tie WolEersae :
xcrked : go feet dep r- Ncir-
win i engaged repairing IT, and VII
s0u lave il IN shape 10 o0I@eEsce
taxing out quartz He : thO1Oggh
miner. and NJ Crafts has dOne eel
n secure hiz services The Crown
Point ssioins the Wolverine on the
w There are 90 tins q qaeErz
"a the dumo Al this NINE IDe Bah
ar nine : tbree0ua-ters q nile
est On the sane ledge This ore al
Iooks 10 b rfch il. silver, baf o9o-
tair.s = god deal Of base metal they
saw. and i quite expensive u "0Ek
The ore reduced last fal paid 50 PEI
ton There are vaEioGs OsiseE loe2-
tions il tbs vicinity with Favorable
nrozrectz Returning ID the camp !
found tie boys Lad packed uP and
goae, leaving Tojan ted u post
| soon mounted, AM following tier
trail overlook them after travelling
Eve niles. q Pixies Fork, which Ee
followed to It's source. and then doWn
dse opposite side Of tie mountain T.
rrs,ke5 river. where We halted and
Dooned tired fishing, bit caught none.
We fell il with Messrs- Irwin and
Miller here, who were going our way
10 the crossing Of North Boise, which
Doiut We made in abont ten miles
trsrd over = pretty rough z'gZag
trad. crossing Bear river and three
or four smaller streams, al easily
crossed int each having a bed filed
with bo4tders SO g. 10 rake horse
stumble unless be picks his gay care
fally.
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4 Poker CAMERA.-Pocket photl

4 PoeKEr CAMERA.-Pocket photo
graphic cameras are now made which
occupy SO little space that they can
be carried as easily as an umbrella.
All that the traveller requires is the
camera, q stand, in shape of a walk
jng-stick and a few dry plates. With
such an outfit mementoes can be
brought home of the scenery and prin-
elpal incidents of journey, and per-
mapeDt pictures can be obtained.
Bromide emulsion dry plates are now
made which work as quickly as thc
d@fashioned wet collodion plates.
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u The FUTURE-Joaquin has just
poured out the following literary In
formation:
The great American novel is in the
far future 1t cannot be written until
the railroads are all laid. When the
house is built, thea you can furnish it.
Dickens found character ready for his
hand. LIE did no. create il. In Amer
lea there are 10 fixed characters.
The people are conntantly changing.
Today you sec grand man in the
field, his hair blown back BY the wind
and his breast barred to the sun. To-
morrow he has sold his farm, his fami.
ly and fortunes are in a covered wag-
on, and he i climbing the Rocky
mountains. The next year you find
him Congressman-or a fiibnstcrer.
He will not sit still long enough TO be
photographed. There are, therefore,
no American novels Of character. On
ly the Indians never changed. They
have fixed cussedness."
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r..ss~a Cksse zssame1 tie gs1H1a-
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;ar Dav- TO make sure q ise1ng =
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ss from the Bile. whscis x q 20
designate ss quOtstSolsss FsHs1nlas
hat ever one wouH recoSnsDe ti'ea1'
and zaaEre the ftDess Of The words =
vel - lis taste o. sesrctOn IDe
ur.ssznzrTon useEinz The eye q :
Democratic editor, be pOuDoed Al oEce
ur.,s IL and declared that he Bad read
i b.ssg-p-oOrE1n't exactly say EbeTe
hat would take bis oath that i Ess
= downright plagiarism from Oeg'1-
.Tnr 10 end. That would have been
: pretty good. fair joke; bat the Dexi
day the Republican editor came Oh
vaIiarasly in defense Of the Governor,
uroDounoad the charge IibeIlOUs, and
challenged any man living 10 produces
one single line Of the proclamation
hat had appeared il print before
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