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CURRENT GOSSIP.
POPULAR SCIENCE

POPULAR sC1ENCF.
WHAT sue eA1D on THE WAX HONE PROM 1uk
LEETi'nE.
Yes, I think II war perfectly spschd!dI
I'nn enrc feel nwfuly Wise,
with nv head full Of glacters anA tco5orca
tIt such fllicn!nHa alzc; ,.
Ana tte mAsser Of what do. you.c .cAll-its
Tho llirt That Ia ever no old.
Ana came luwn on The Ice to New Jcfaoy-
il must hase been horribly cold.
The We've, too. weren't they lovelYs
EApcc.aly Mont DlAnc Rnd the Alps;
Though tho last otes wGFe perfectly fflghsful~-
Those men with the cluhs and tho acalps.
Well, maybe they d!ltn't hAve gcn1pe-
They frightened mt all the ahtne;
And that Anfmn-Wasnt I h6 hotr!d!
Thc-What- did say Was. hls.n1nleS
q 1 perfectly dotc Upon Sclnneat
lthink ttA just jolly good fun:
And wish were gong On Your cxpe.
Dillon, with kn9peack and gun.
Mamma says I'm growing strong minded,
And should cut OF my hair. and all that;
Though eyc -glandes would not become me,
And how could keep on my haty
Here's the end Of our walk. Good night
You may cali Wednesday evening, ttoh,
And veil talk Of tho Glacial Epocd,
And tho wonderful ihlngumaboh.
IL, E. Il. In the I,ftacefoAfaH.
, 1877-04-03

L0ndnn fffer to ftto York World.
IN tho good old days when Astlcy's was the
resort Of iast!on,-sueh rs X was,-and the
master of tho ring was a star Of magnitude, the
horses whose performances were no small part
Of the attraction were called " the long tailed
comcdsans." Rcscntfng th,s alppant cplthct,
they retired from the stage, and, save when ono
Of their number vouc!,safcd TO support some
star who represented lKdsep1ad, or on occasion 10
appear In real cab, or to turn The wheel OF
real Mill when te real water Was too feeble for
The work, they have confined their dramatic ss-
pfratfons 10 the circus. Hence they hare left
m opening which NJ sardou Is about To Gil wltl,
performers that may bG mere @ properly called allied
than hs paek Of wolves. 1Io las put into dye
act plny a romance written by Prince Lubo-
.n!raki. which is TO by produced at the
ya,'1erilfs, IN Paris. The principal :. "ef.
thcfr parts 10 soon as they have arrived from
Prince Luhomireki's estate IN Russia; but tho
gentleman who !s tG play tle her9 has somo
Of nosices, murder tfle piece and him, for he
has stipulated for ecrcen so that he may run
| on one si1n Of Il and thc other actors On tle
other. The public are In hopes that this Will
spirit, aud, besides, tile possibilities Of good
sensation would Ge ruined. They say, too, that
since the order for the wolves has been sent,
the stagc.mnnaEer, 10 whom tho new actors will
bo first presented, has expressed bis doubts
about tho propricty of presenting performers
who have oily Russian provincial reputation.
II Mr. Doucitnut were herc, instead Of wasting
Lis sweetness on tho american air, la would
loubtlcss. with ihe assistance of tic tigers nj
tho Geological Garden, giSu us something 10
beat N. sardou. And wo have some actors who
haye in ticlr tinc torn 80 many characters 10
tatters that really spirit Of fa!fne*s should IN
ducc them TO submit To- any rfsks tint our tai
outcd Irish dramatlst might suggest.
, 1877-04-03
IN SEARCH OF "I1ANxEnC11Erss."

Hossan Commercial 1aiisftH.
tGot any observation-disclosures" sald small.
soiled boy, with the chiel part OF bis wardrobe
hanging from his shoulder by ono tuspcn1er,
aud bundle OF newspapers under hts arm.
The shopkceper stared for moment, but hard
times have u,ado even small purchasers destre-
bic, and he answered blanlly;
y Hers you are, sounyi a1i i!nep, !5 ceuts:"
him and enid: 80.
III wonder at yer shown them cotton sfcves
to gentleman. ! waut authfn In fa1cy silk,
with chance for NY tlo-uog-ran, In the corner.
Where Is there fust-ctass dry.soods housu
round here, young tel!eri'
And he got out Of tho door Just In advance Of
q shower IT ynSd4ticka ard scissors.
, 1877-04-03

CVHNFFDasVFHHtH. -
Tho President and Mrs. Hayes walking to and
from the nearest ci,urri, has caused quite sen.
kation In Washington. Gen. tlrant always rode
with two servants In livery. Az The close Of tho
service, he, followed BY Mrs. Graut, walkcd up
the aisle, across in front Of the pulpit, Lowiny
u the mInIster, WHO returned y, md then
passed out at shG side d0oF,-all the audience
standing the while.
, 1877-04-03

A Washington lcttcs-wrcr eays, "Aftss
Waite, daughter of The Chief Justice, hns tho
rare faculty OF hefnu ala to talk 10 several pco-
pie At unce." Rare fact1ltyt Oignoratnusl lid
Iray.ncn how To carry tho hurcau .lowtl.stalrs,
Hcrcam Instructions 10 the women taking up ting
taricts, veil ut the boy packing tho china, tell
the hired girl wat to do with the tfnwnrc a',fi
stove furniture, shrek her hMsbnnl into cold
hwcnt for chptyln0 llaif bushcl Of SOFT out Of
tho stoss.pipe on the par)or.noor, sniH at tho
woman across tho street wlu wasn't going to
move and was looking on, and tco!d seven ehtl.
eame wag Of her 1cxiblc songuca Rare 1aculty,
lndeedl
, 1877-04-03

The train Of twenty loaded treight-cars which
started from sau francisco on March ~, to beat
any freI9ht.s,mo hitherto made across the con-
tInent, arrived In Jersey City At o'clock On tho
eycuipg ot March e0,.@havlng made the jour-
ucY M len days. The fastest tfmo UP to
Ih!s attempt was thirteen days. The train cur
ried zoo to'ts Of silks, teas, sna faucy dry goods
from China ana Jag@R.
, 1877-04-03
COUNTRY ikEAE. ESTATE.

Inn stir-s;T WEsTIi,c srs,iSI;s . nj "a
r fron. city iinIta, G.. i. 4 u. l.airorL ra.y
nontily payutnts 3.atory hou,ct nnl ln:. nrx and
cDtHpicte At following prttEa It,: s~U EtEFl Jn,
g. Oh near staifo achoo CHURCH store, meat
InafErk etc.: houses shoHn ffre- r. Z. HILL, Lake.
side Hu!iIlug.
TOR BALE~RrLRKf}1n nAttr FARM Nv Mo.
j. Henry County, nnf ons.haf mi lie from drput and
butter factory. j. Il. FEsrAHA. 143 l,eAfbo5r.tL
, 1877-04-03
NEW CHICAGO.

nilly Emerson, with his now minstrel troupe,
opened to m excellent house last night. TIC pro-
grammc was good, aud tho performance fn11y up
1lehcl.
, 1877-04-03

Tor HALE.KAsT t'NoyK--nEAETlFCL EEsI.
en,y t1s., :,i,;a IN i' mSnthI SSintsI Xi1 hx;
eat!on. aud IL Hitnuies walk from, I'o~nefs 3royo
station. Over i.bn intA',itAuts. rhurchra. schooA
htuteA etc. TEeae tts improving rapidly, with
ds.s!i!aT' s.ais, 'rcs. safssS. IT.; ,nd a,e rs
aspendt insrssnitnl: Law n,'inthy commutati9n.
G94t on any train: ans frn and to tie city dsy.
fres 1!nnt by cliexht.e sce!nR iii. sTKERT
d HIsAUFOkt. Z! Arlington. st. Is10nt I.
, 1877-04-03

.San 3teoHf1 1fE U9Fald,
An applicant for the San AntonEo Post-Oalcc
is absolutely certain TINT Hayes will give It to
him. Az there are nbout twenty IN hot pursuit
Of the office, VIC had the curiosity to know what
made him 50 positive.
i" Arp sou the widow Of deceased army Of
1ccr, with q family to support" VIC asked.
lii replied that lle Ind neyer tried to bU any-
bo1y's willow.
tho Returning Board, or did you saTe tho Union
III the sauae regiment with ilnyrs, OF dill you 70
10 s,nglng: school With Wheeler, or how is Il,
unyhnw, that you know uaycs Will appoint
you ~
"Wcll, you SEQ Two made personal sacrifices
for Hayes"
ALLOW so1''
sits confidential, remember"
"CeftMn!y, l,onos bright"
..Wcll, lost lIyu Galons Of whisky and $50
wortl, Of clgurs betting on Ti1tlen. 1haye sent
gu tic scccIptcd bills with my application"
, 1877-04-03

A falr audience and gOod performance. ''O1r
boys" has been presented bcfora In Chlcago. aud
has been we'll received. The company ars wgl up,
and shc entertainment excellent.
, 1877-04-03

TIE H0AG" LAW ENFORCED.
Young Jones cams uown from old Vermont
To baFa ltttla sp0rt
Aud, when te told the boys TINT samc,
They all said: "Ilold tho Fofs."
81 lAYa no fort The which to hold:
I'm suro you've lost ypnr wits.
Remarked youn8 Jones. Whefcst They said;
'sYauug tnan, 80 shoot your Sp!tz.
$50 shoe. my spitz: Tho Lord forbid
These thfnss should como to p1as."
And then they satd: "WIps Oh your chin,
AMI 10 lnl try hlue.g lnas."
And then the startled Jones did turn
Away frutn tlese Young u,an.
Aud, wondering at theIt curious ways,
Made tracks for homo again.
-HostQH ui1bs.
, 1877-04-03


The Wcstmiustcr Kennel Club Of New York
Is preparing for Nil extensive bench-show Of
dogs, to be held at Gilmorc's Garden on the
Stll, 9th, and 10th Of May. 1t Is designated tho
first auuual show, auI Is designed to be fol-
lowed by similar exhibitions In future. as fas
already been done in scvcrai other large cities.
About g., coo worth OF prizes will bc presented,
those given by the Directors Ut tho chow being
payable IN gold coin, and ranging from eM to
sll In each IL the torty.1ro classes Into which
fllc can.nu race Ia divided for tho occaslos,.
There will DO dogs from England, iro'n the
pom!non Provinces, from every Slate cass q
ts ssstss!pp an alnnst every EcInel ! o. ,.hi hete
took rst prizca at tho recent sl,ow IN Baltimore
laye already been entcrcd. The entries of Mr.
Edwin TtN,t1lc, " Thornctlale, n. r., will In
clude tho puck Of hounds owned by the lnts
Zen. Gutter. Duke Alexis will shuw his bull.
terrier; thu Prinrs Of Wales probably some u
his dogs: anI AIlt0. AitneN the terrier which
created such excitement ~ New York lew
weeks ngo,-tho long-iost Did,
, 1877-04-03

~ wtod 7-,rsaYt}2n 2nnu. t. win nrrsssrflns hai.
late i1,rruvGncnts Yarygac9 sn yrs; equal 10 nrws
1>EcKEK n1iO$. FLAMES AND EsTEY 1,ii0AYs
Dfor sale and for rents uwrst prec+ and +a.!th erms
In tie city. ST1ltYd CAMP. Hi Stnic..t,
, 1877-04-03


1TUESITultE cAUftiANEs, AMI MERCHANDISE
WAoutuest Wo !oaa Iuonty 81 ~ Irr ctns ssr sanH1
/ nrTs FoR HEST ANn sTysAGE ruR hEl!.
- chan1tse ~ fo~ rates II 1tsl hshalt'sk
cAPK- CLEAN, AMI ltEtY STOMACH At no ~ EST
- SaAhhn tIr furn!fu tiAua, rrwh9 chines.
and Utlus K0osts. sdrahrrs fsts. !Iou5ss ~ pm
yiylE c1INA1t, 6Tl,ttAEE Company IIEcElyE
n .ad ~ Van utsn.ss .s ts tt.ss asw md c92s,..
tilaIs I'ul!4ns,. adranrss Il wantet
tI,ltE CHItAl;1 sTt!l;AGE COMPANY WILL KE.
remove ffOtn ant n! Van lIurch st. 10 SH':sNsG
East saHiuph. H. iiIsr ltulpxl during AtrII; pAAt
due tharses t paid A. nncs VI E1ods Ia} " su1l
stuFAx~ anil adv ahrrs: Inv fntts
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New Pa tents.

Through Dewey & Co.. Patent
Agents. San Francisco, we receive the
following list of Z. S. patents granted
to Pacific Coast inventors, viz;
Vim. S. Plum er, Portland, Ogn.,
fruit dryer; Louis Rivers, Auburn,
Ogn., washing machine; Theodore d.
Cutter. Westminster, Cal, rod comp
ling; John p Culver, S. f., form
ing and lining bitches. fumes. etc.
John p. Culver, S. f.. preserving
wooden piles and timber; Jerome Hass
and James Manning. Stockton, Cal.
well boring apparatus; (reissue). James
Tullock. jamestown, Cal, ore stamp
Feeder.
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Homicide in Lander County

A young man named Bradley Jack
son shot and killed a Spainard named
Baldorama, at Birch Greek, near
Austin. last Friday. thomson deliver
ed himself up to the authorities in Aus
tn. The Reveille says that in a swag-
gering, braggadocio manner, as if he
had done something to be proud of, he
informed she Sheriff that he had shot
his victim between the tip of the nose
and the brains. An inquest was held
on the body of Baldorama. but as there
was no witnesses TO the killing, nothing
bearing on the affair was elected. The
Spaiuard was man 60 years of age,
and.had family The examination of
jackson is set for tomorrow.
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Gold, silver and Currency.
SENATOR JONES POSITION.

Reports from Washington say that
Senator Jones is confident that his bill
for the reconciliation of silver will
pass the Senate by decisive majority.
He thinks majority of Senators are in
favor of restoring silver to its former
standard, and he is reported as being
opposed to the repeal of the resumption
Act in the event of silver being remon.
etized, but will use his influence for
the repeal of that Act in case the silver
bill does not pass.
1t seems a little strange that the Re
publican papers of this State, which are
professedly in favor of the passage of a
bill that will enable workingmen and
retail merchants to pay demands
against them in the same coin which
they receive for their labor and their
goods, do not urge Sharon, for whose
sponsible, to take his seat in tie Senate
or resign the position of Senator from
Nevada. If we remember correctly,
Sharon, in reading his speech to the
Legislature at the time of his election,
declared that his private affairs should
not deter him from faithfully attending
to his duties as the representative of
the people. The time has arrived for
him to redeem that promise or resign.
He has played dog in the manger"
long enough, and those who are re-
sponsible for placing him in position,
which instead of filling with credit to
himself or the State, he does not fill at
all, should demand his presence in the
Senate. or his resignation.
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THE OHIO ELECTION.

Once more we have to refer to this
subject. Last week upon the authority
of the Cincinnati Commercial, q lead
ing Republican paper. we stated that
Bishops majority over all the candi-
dates for Governor was over 5, 1000, with
three counties to hear from. The
Commercial of the 10Th instant corrects
It's former statement and says Bishop
lacked 1900 of having majority
of all the votes cast. though his ma
iority over West, Republican, is more
than 1000.
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Wayne McVeigh can have the position
if he desires it, ard the same can be
said of Governor Hantranft. But for
McMichae's age his chances would be
very fair. The President entertalns
the highest opinion of his ability. Ex-
Governor Cartin is also favorably men,
toned. Mr.. Evarts has great hopes
that the selection will give general
satisfaction.
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NEW TO DAY.
a SSeSsnuent y office.
snenA srLvEn M1N1Na cnNrANY.


Z OCArON Of principal place Of business,
4 4 San Francisco. California. Location Of
WORKS, Star District. HUMBOLDT County,
Nevada.
No ice is hereby given, that at a meeting Of
the Board Of Directors held on the 9Th day Of
September, 1871, an asse smeut tAO. ~ of Five
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable imme-
diately in United states gold coin. to the
Secretary, at the Office Of The company. No.
3l2 Montgomery street, san Francisco.
Califoraia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
TWENrY-skYENrH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1877
VIII be delinquent. and advertised for sale st
public auction; aud unless payment is made
before will be sold on
TA1UKDAY, THE SEVEN ZENITH DAY
NOVEMBER. 1877
To pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of
sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
ABRAHAM HALSEY Secretary
Office, - 3l2 Mon'gomery street. san
Francisco. octl-td
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TIE L E C r a p HlC.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Gale on the Oregon Coast.

Gale on the Oregon Coast.
PORTLAND. o., Oct. 2S.
A heavy gale visited Astoria yester-
day, doing considerable damage to
shipping.
Howard TO be BanqHetted.
A reception is to be rendered General
Howard on his arrival
Disagreeable Weather
MARYsvILLE, CAL, Oct. %.
A fierce north wind has been blowing
all day. raising clouds of dust, making
it the most disagreeable day of the
the season.
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From Saturdays Messenger

tFrom Saturdays Messenger
G. S, Moore was injured by rock
falling on his back in the White & Shi-
lob mine, last Thursday.
Over two hundred tons Of grain was
raised this season on Mil Creek by
MoBeth &c Hughes, Little, Pankey and
Mrs. Grip.
Mrs. Phebe Robinson, widow of the
Ate C. P. Robinson, of Galena, has
purchased the Battle Mountain HDtel
aiR.. K, Eel!eE,
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SPECIAL LOCALS.


DR.. Gardiner, graduate of the Phila-
delphia Dental College, has returned
from his professional tour to Callfor'
MIA, and is now prepared to attend'to
those requiring the services of first
class dentist, either at their homes or
Mt his rooms at the Lafayette Hotel.
Orders left at DR.. Stevens drug store
will be attended to. He guarantees the
best work that skill and experience can
give. The Doctors time is limited,
and only those coming early will be
certain of his services. oct26-tf
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Howard to be Banqnetted,
Killed While sleeping.

SANTA CRUZ, Cal, Oct. %.
An Indian went to sleep on the track
road last night, and was run over by
the train, and killed.
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GRAssHoppERs are considered good
barometers in the West. After sud-
dan descent of swarm to the earth.
rain invariably falls within half an
hour.
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"a GA RID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness
early decay, loss OF manhood. etc. / will
send ecipe that will cure you, FREE or
SnhhuE' rms great remedy was discovered
~ missionary ia South America send n
if-addressed envelope to the REV. joseph #
t oman. Station D, Bible House, New York
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The English used to say, "scratch
Russian and you will find a Tartar."
Now the Russians say, "Scratch an
Enelishman and you will find Turk. "
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
Death of Edwin Adams.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 70.
Edwin Adams, the actor. died at
l1:l5 this morning at the residence Of
Dan. Gardiner. and in the latter's arms.
He was conscious until within an hour
of his death, when be called his wife to
his bedside and babe her good bye.
The funeral services will take place ia
St. james Episcopal Church on Thurs
day next, and the interment in Mount
Morian cemetery.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-29

MURPHY, the temperance lecture, Is
working in Kentucky, aud has secured
1000 signers Of the pledge in Licking
ton alone,
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Furnished Rooms TO Let,

BY the day, week or month, at
reasonable rates, by Mrs. q. A..
Kreukle.
Inquire al the premises, opposite the
depot. oct I'm.
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POSTPONER1E EMIT.

The date when the stock Of the above
Company shall become delinquent for Assess
ment No. was postponed to the
SIXTEENTH DAY or NOVEMBER, 1877,
And the date Of sale # such Delinquent stock
was postponed to FRIDAY, EcEAIB 7rH.
1871, at the same hour aud place. BY order
Of the Board or Directors.
ABAAH All HALsEY Secretary.
Once, 3l2 Monts omely street. san Fran
cisco. &C g.ta
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waited with Interest.


To-days proceedings OF the Senate
committee on privileges and elections
are awaited with much interest, as they
will probably have an important bear
ing upon the ultimate decision of the
Louisiana contest, and also upon. the
question Of the length of the
present session of Congress. The
committee last Friday unanimously
decided to investigate the Kellogg Spot
ford case upon its merits, and to that
end agreed that there should be an in
vestigation as to whether the Legisla.
ture which elected Kellogg was legal
Legislature; but they have not yet de-
cided how wide range this investiga-
ton thould be given under the law and
the practice of the Senate to determine
this aud collateral questions. 1t is a
fact not generally known that the reso-
luton adopted on Friday for opening
up the whole case NOON its merits was
offered by Merrlmon, one of the com
mittee, and Democratic members.
A Test Case tn the senate.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.
A Washington special says the New
York appointments will be sent to the
Senate to day. 1t is understood that
Senator Coukling will endeavor to Sc
cure their reference to the committee on
commerce, of which he is chairman, In
case this suggestion meets with opposi-
ton. there will be an opportunity to
test the vote as to whether the Senate
will sustain him in demanding the ad-
herence of the President to the time
honored custom of allowing Senators to
control such appointments.
PenDsyivania TO get the English
Mission.
WAsHINGToH, Oct. 20.
Forney's Sunday Chronicle says;
We have most reliable authority for
saying that the President and his
Premier have been considering the dis
posal of the English mission thorough
ly. any now are strongly disposed to
award the prize to Pennsy lvanio, as an
act Of justice to a great State, which
the President fully realizes as too i'm
portant factor in shaping public
opinion to be treated lightly. The
President disclaims any sympathy with
either faction In the State, nor is he in
the least disposed to disparage the high
esteem in which ex-senator Can con
is held by his friends. much less to re-
fuse consideration due the position held
by j. Donald Cameron az Senasor; but
while he comedies this. the President
claims the right to select his own ad
visers- in making his appointments.
We wonld not be surprised if the nomi-
aftioais NADIA in thu next 48 -honrs.
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For sale.

A second hand Singer Sewing Ma
chine. in good running order. IT will
be sold at bargain. Inquire at this
Office. oct2o-u.