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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-08-21
THE IALL ON THE UPPER pAYETrE.

| | o'clock last Friday to attend the
ball at McLanghIin,& Howe's ION the
Upper Payette, where we arrived at 5
O'Clock Pm. From that time till nine
O'Clock conveyances continued to ar
rive from all parts of the Basin and
the valley until large assenblage of
ladies aud gentlemen, young and mid
dle-aged were present, and dancing
commenced. The ballroom, 22x60
feet, with floor smooth as polished
ebony, was crowded, and merry feet
kept time to delicious strains of music
till u o'clock, when supper was an
nounced, and all hands repaired to the
dining room and partook of an elegant
supper, prepared in the very best
Granger style, Dancing was then re-
sumed and kept up until after 4 o'clock,
when Morpheus wooed the party to his
embrace, and short maps were INDUCED
in by those remaining until breakfast
was announced at O'Clock. After
breakfast horseback riding, fishing
and gamboling on the green were the
order of the day until after dinner,
when we took our departure reluctant
ly from these scenes of enjoyment,
and arrived at home at 10 p. NJ, and
now while mounted on the Tripod, or
while manipulating the type, our mind
wandcrs Dack to the gay scenes of the
ball room, the green pastures, waving
fields and limpid waters Of the Upper
Payette.
The season was one Of unintcrrupt-
ed pleasure. Messrs. Mclaughlin q
Howe, and the amiablc Mrs. Howe,
did ali in their power to render every
one comfortable and happy, and we'll
they succeeded. When we say that
the music was furnished by Mcssrs
Tincher, Meffert, Church and Runyan,
we have said enough in its praise,
About forty-ive ladies and seventy
gentlemen were in attendance For
genial hospitality and all the agreea-
ble social qualities, the people OF the
Upper Payette are not excclIcd by any
community.
The grain raised in the valley this
year is principally wheat \ larger
quantity than usual was sown in an
tcipation Of the erection of flour
mill. and the supply will exceed the
demand. \ good Touring mill is
greatly needed in this valley, and
would be a profitable enterprise if en-
gagged in. We hope to see Dmc en-
tcrprising man take hold of the matter
before another year rolls round
THE editor OF this paper got up be-
fore daylight last Friday morning, and
with Faber No 2 pencil behind his
ear which was well brac d up with a
clean paper collar, his printers stick
in his hand, mounted on one of Sam
Stewards buggies, bshind pair Of
high stPppers he was seen on the road
leading to the Eureka mill, apparent.
Iy in a state of solnnambnlism Ar.
irving at the Eureka Just after the
sun had peepcd over the hill, he awoke
to consciousness, and the realization
of the fact that Inc had got too far to
the Leigh wa.d TO be on the right
road to the ball. So he rounded to-
returned to town, and when interroya
ted as to where he had been, replied
that he "hadn't been no place" He
returned wiser aud sadder man than
when he went Devil.
EIGHT or nine years ago letter
came to the Silver City postoffice ad
dressed as follows:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-08-21

CP MING for flour mill on the Up
CT. Payette.
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:nr week Guys, until further notice,
DnnLnaat96tfice will he kept open from seven
the I I mt until nine P. M;
\ N. J au. from halfpast twelve to one,
!. s' flon four "s until six m.
a'' MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Money Order Office will not be
me Il - "t ali on Sundays; and no Money
OpeneIh BUSINESS will be transacted on Sat
0rder D" aftor four O'Clock p. M.
fridays o. S. G. SILSBY,
citv Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster.
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LAST Saturday afternoon we had a
heavy gale Of wind and dust, followed
by a heavy shower Of rain that caused
our street cutters Ia lnn full OF water.
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WE are sorry.to learn that little
Toody Foster is seriously i'll, 5a E
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We are informed that Rev. ID. g.
Strong, our cd and favoritc pastor Of
the n. I. Church, will visit his old
hannts this week and preach to us
next Sunday.
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We notice Hon }. II. Hawlry, 0
Canyon creek, on the street f.la5 ID
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


The following are arrivals at the
Luna House since Aug. 18th:
John Strong, Ida Toland mine,
Mr.. kirkpatrick, La Grande,
E. G. Baird, Lower Payette,
James Bowen, city,
I. S. Merchant, San Francisco,
H. G. Leighty, mountains,
James Charles,
Mn. Bryon, Boise city,
Z. A. Stevenson, Pioneerville,
Mathew Haper, Nevada,
Fred Robels,
/. S. Weller, PIacervilIe,
Lee Dorsey, Ida Toland mine,
Mrs. J. W. Brown, city,
Rev. Bollard, Boise city,
G. E. Spowles, Silver city,
Mr.. Cheasbro,
Ii. w. Rockfellow, Silver city,
Hank Townsend, {"
j. B, Morse, Tompkin's mill,
f Weder,
Fl. Zipf, city,
H. Clifton, Sub Rosa mine,
Mr.. Esmond, Payette,
John McDonough, Steamboat gulch
John WEIGH, mountains,
L. R. Smith, Ida Toland mine,
Pat Callahan, Bear Run,
Tom Daley, Forest King mine,
Con Driscol, Ida Toland road,
ID. Duzenbury,
j. Moriarty, mountains,
\. G. Mckenzie, Eureka,
VIM. Buchanan,
j. r. Pile, Boise city,
John Mclaughlin, Upper Payette,
Ed HubbelI, Last Chance.
"
A LADY correspondent writes from
Rocky Bar: "Charley Baxter, of At
anita, who sang at The School exhibi
ton, o don't they put on airs, was
called a second time on the stage anC
quite large sum of money thrown al
his feet. The dance that followed was
4 pleasant one. Music furnished BY
Prof Chapman, Of Atlanta, and Bo
mar of your city, with mclodeon &C
compartment 10y Miss Laura Ford
About twenty-five couple present
Miss Mollie J. was the handsomcsr
young lady, and Of the married ladies
Mrs. Geo. Parsons was far ahead.
Mrs B. j. Smith has the prettics
baby in camp, and she knows it.
Bomar is here and | think he vii
make his fortune, for Of all the con
ceited old bachelors | ever saw, here
HEY are, and Of course wait thei
photos, for they know lie can make ;
Iomcly man look handsome in a pic
turc.
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CoL L. A. STEVENSON, of Grimes
Pass, spent day in town last week.
Ills water supply is short for the first
'lme Tor years. He has leased his
mine to be worked on a small scale
the balance of the season.
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LESTER, Miller, Douthit and Schriver,
who went to Yankee Fork few
weeks ago have struck a three and
one-half foot ledge Of silver bearing
quartz that prospects 4 No. l.
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HENRY W. RocKFEILow, who passed
through our town the other day on
his way to Yankee Fork from Owyhee.
county, was the discoverer Of the Vir.
tue mine, in Baker county, Oregon
and has discovered a number of lodges
which he still owns at South Noun
tain He is, a good prospector, and
will he able to give an intelligent re-.
port from the Yankee Fork country.
He is the ownerof the celebrated ace
horse Powder River Dasher," that is
now on tile farm Of James McLafferty
& Co., of Jordan valley. Mr.. Rock
fellow has spent over a quarter of a
century on this coast, always engaged
in active business pursuits. In an
early day lie run an express between
this place and Eastern Oregon. AL.
though a little past the prime of life,
he still retains his vigor of mind and
body, and is liable to retrieve his lost
fortune. He has devoted a great deal
of study to the invention Of perpetual
motion; and has come as near per-
fectIng it as any one ever did, and is
still sanguine of success in that dircc
ton. He possesses a little poetical
| talent, which he exercises occasionally
for the amusement of himself and
friends; and taken altogether, he is an
agreeable, entertaining, warm-hearted
gentleman. IL.
Lo, the poor Indian, whose untutored mind
Sees God in the clouds, and hears him in
the wind,
Heeds not Towards prayers, nor anything
of the kind,
Nor fears his blows; he strikes too far
behind
Joseph fears him not, for to him it is quite
clear
Towards prayers and sabers will meier
strike his rear
! Likewise the savage White Bird and paint
ed Looking Glass
Fear not the blows of Howard;
! He can never reach their ...... ...-.
. Sore-footed braves
who are gaining on him daily and
travelling at the rate of six miles a day
on the poorest kind of GRASS.
PURCHASE OF SHEEP.-A Mr.. Smith, Of
Montana, has recently purchased two
thousand head of sheep Of Hon John
Haley lie came prepared with pack
horses carrying camp equippage,
shecp-cotc, etc, within view of taking
the siecp directly 10 that Territory.
Mr.. Martin, als4 from Montana. is
here with a view ofinvestiHy in sheep
/ Tor the same destiHatiun.- Statesman.
Eternal MISUNDERSTANDING Bray
man has. directed Tie different militia
ny companies Of this c1unty to perfect
their oryanza ions and hold them
selves III readiness for active service,
ON call. This we suppose Is done IN
view of the probabilities OF troubles
threatened in Lemhi county and else
where in the Ter tory
IL {. -. b. d z-----
JAS. r. Pile, the old typographical
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BUTLER, the rccaptured convict, says
Scott, who escaped soinetinlelago. and
has been reported killed, assisted him
to escape.
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SAYS Josh Billings: 4 sot me down
in thought profound This maxim
wise | drew: d It's easier fur you to
Inv a gal than make a gal iluv you.'
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EIGHT or nine years ago a letter
came to the Silver City postoffice ad
dressed as follows:
&C. Z. Spowles is Webfoot scrub,
Who's cutting cordwood for his grub.
want this letter for to go
To Silver City, Idaho.' btR
The gentleman to whom the letter
was addressed passed through hero
the other day en- route to YANKEE
Folk. n Success to You, old boy ~
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MARRIED, at Winnemucea, Nevada,
on the 9Th instant, Mr. Frank Robbins
and Miss Annie II Is, daughter Of Dir.
Pitts, formerly Of Boise City
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DR.. II. ZIpF has made flying triT
to the capital and back II" 81
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-08-21

G. S KINGSLEY, ESQ, whose legal
card appears in to-day's issue, las
some valuable law books in his libra
ry, to which he is making additions.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-08-21

THE County Commissioners are j
session as Board of Equalization.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-08-21

JOIN Foster got up the elegant
supper that was spread at Howe q
McLau ,hlin's ball.
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We are sorry to learn that David
Stccklo and two others are sick at the
saw mill of K. w. Tompkilis i Go.
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JOHN CAMERON is improving slowly.
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flee Hours.

Postoffice Hours.
week. avs, until further notice,
Dnlln9f will he kept open from seven
nc until nine P M; .o, ).
,s ~ from halfpast twelve to one,
1u from four until six T M.
p'' MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Money Order Office will not be
me ea nt ali on Sundays; and no Money
C G'jpr business Will DC transacted 1S on oat-
C U,h after four O'Clock : r = M Irrspv
Idaho City, Dcc.3' 1873 Postmaster.
p,esh Butter, R. Fl; Robb will be
S grsnite Creek, Placcerville, Centerville
az W 91 Idaho City, with fresh butter from his
anu u hU at Horseshoe Bend, on Thursday,
August goth.
local News
Mrs. BAKER, of Centerville, has been
sopudiug a few days in Idaho City.
crr an interesting letter in to-day's
.,na from observer" from Mt. Idaho.
THg Sub Rosa quartz mill has Leen
,omuleted and is ready TO commence
crushing.
THE new road to Plowman's mill
will be finished this week. The grad
me was all done last week.
A GOOD Improvement las been made
/ IN the repairing Of the sidewalk at the
corner of Wall and Montgomery
streets.
JOHN A. HEIrFoRD, from the Lower
Pavctte, has bought one-third interest
IN the butcher business Of a. Brown
!. & Go.
Mas. KINGSLEY and her little boy
Willie returned from Boise City on yes
terday'S stage, after an absence of
nearly week
K. P. PL,wMAN will soon commence
crushing on ore from the Lu Bennett
nine, owned by jerome Beardsley.
Look out for good results.
LAST Saturday afternoon we had
heavy gale OF wind and dust, followed
by a heavy shower of rain that caused
our street cutters Ia lun full OF water.
We are informed that Rev. ID. G..
Strong, our cd and favoritc pastor Of
the u. I. Church, will visit his old
haunts this week and preach to Us
next Sunday.
LESTER, Miller, Duuthit and Schriver,
who went to Yankee Fork few
weeks ago have struck a three and
one-haf foot ledge Of silver bearing
quartz that prospects \ No. l.
CoL +. A. STEVENSON, of Grimes
raSS, spent day in town last week
Ills water supply is short for the first
Tine Tor years. He has leased his
Mine to be worked on a small scale
the balance of the season.
Mr.. CHEAsEBRo, C. E. Sprouee, H.
W. RockteIlow and Hank Townsend,
O|yhee county, passed through
mere on Saturday for Yankee Fork.
NY were well prepared for prospect
''S' are good quartz men, clever gen.
.'eInen, and we hope they will strike
it big.
nOS. GEO. AINsLIE, Hon |. S. Wei
VT and chas. Ran, Esq. started for
,ankee Fork and Salmon City last
saturday, Mr.. AinsIie goes to attend
ue term Of District Court which com
"'iceS on the third of September.
, 1877-11-13
PETROLEUM.

Tho BtE Scheme OF the Afonopottsta to Cap
turo t1.~ Trade and Con4nrr The Coopcfs.
Sptetat nspdieA 10 me Cafca6t Tribune.
Psr1snUha, ra., Nov. 1o.-Thc Standard oil
monopoly Is making extensive arrangements for
emtaskinE IN tic hatret.makfng business. As
A beginning, tho Company has purchased large
piece Of property In tho Eighteenth Ward along
Butler street, IN the neIRhfnrhood Of Tue
sharp.burR bridge, next 10 tho old Standard
rcHnrfy. When completed, the coopcr-shop
Will be 800 feet square, and Will be furnished
with the latest improved machinery for making
barrels. which wilt, Of course. Cit down The
number of men It would otherwise be necessary
TO employ. 1t r. stated TINT tho men Will
probably bo pail fO cunts per barrel for
their worE, and the capacity ot the establish
H. 4 estimated That tie hniidlng when complete
will cost R5o.uU. In c1,ancctiou with this hut
nIcnte c0oretuCe. large aRftator is being
erected, which will be used to finish the work nf
refining oil after It has passed through The still.
To this agl'a.or " proposed - bring tue oil.
tic pctrolite, nt Thirlcenti, street. and, rs
soon as IL has pasec'l through this big agitator
1t viii be put IN tic barrels that hare been man.
the great shipping place for oil, an! will plaec
III the 1Ian,ls ol the Stanttasl Company the Tn
Tire control OF thu cooper trndc here. aud rcll-
der other sliops useless onl tue Csoocrs' Cnion
iOwcftess. 1t Is etatc1l that the Standard Com
pany has been considering ,t'4ss plum for sumo
men cnopete prcdpisatcd the carrying Of II into
effect. The roopcrs are greatly excited OVER the
prospect II Icing denrived Of employment, anI
consumers arc scarcely lcss agi.atel over the
prospective advance III the prlco of petroleum,
whscl, tile mouopolcs Will no: be slow u dc.
rnnr6
, 1877-11-13

a watch can be converted Into 4 .sost Of stem.
w1nhcr In few minutes. And hare invented
4 mfcromcter. which isn't patented yet.'
"fou hare betn stfalght all the timer
"Ycs; It lint ID me to be common thief
Those detcctfvcs-and 1t takes 4 thief to catch
4 thief, ami that will 0tvc ron my k'ca Of them
throw ynu reporters n tnr and yoM put1ctl
them up when they didn't deserve Il. Think OF
eight Of then, swooping .1o~n on little fellow
like me, vim DOESN'T weigh 12j pnun.lt."
Sheridan a!+p SPOKE of Ills stay At tho County
Hospital. NJ was thought to be dy!nq," said
he, ".and . cntio'lc priest came fn to rec me
oft. I used to believe In what he said before
real hlstnry and hal Travelled anl seen the
world. mil fouud nut what hns1an nature is:
but experience changed nv mind and | Told
him I didn't want fin assistAncr.r
Iic then told about the negro nurse. hit on'5
inttmated that 1t was through his assistance
that he escaped.
lie had nothing whatever 10 saT aho,tt the
restnt rpbt,er.cs; he Is tuo shfzwd 10 make nnt
admissions II be was bark Of "AIice," bling
dcs!rous Of n speedy examination, that he may
regain his li1Mrty 10 alternate shorthand work
wlth selling dianaords abd 1eHelty Oh the curb
ktUpe.
, 1877-11-13
TEMPERANCE,

Gberfdf nfst,0ltA to 3At C4lcdon hftIns.
CAIno, IT,. Sov. 19.-The Red. Isibbon tenn
pcrancc movement Was inAuenratetl iii this city
Friday night last by Dr.. Reynolds, Of Michigan.
He has taken the place completely by htorm, md
great Interest Is manifested. Fully 8N people
nightly attend his meetings. which have thus
far eellpsc1 Im * ,ltemcnt any ever held here. A
genttct1sn's 1sed-Ritbon Club, wtth member
snip Of rs, was organized yestertlay afternoon,
Dr. Z. ". Dnnnne being elected President.
aud organized White Ribbon club.
Rpscfut nispdtfh 10 re EAters1a Y,4bEns.
LINCOLN. fcb., Nov. la.-The Hon. John 7.
Finch, Of New York, closed 4 brilliant temper
aucc cam noalan Of three weckA' durnsion hrro to-
night. Tic largest crow,l ever assembled In the
Opera-1iouse 1fstenes! to him and Attorney
t;cncsa. Roberts. Theirs weru nearly {, a,cN IN
the audencc, and hundrrtl4 went away, unablu
to1.ain udm!ttancc.. About $500 persons stentl
tho pledge during the revival, over lW OF whom
were drinking men, either moderately Ut to ex-
cess. The Council has passed an ordnance in.
crcas!ng the liquor license 10 el.ooo per year,
md this u expected to reduce the saloons 10
twu. Lincoln may emphat.cally bo called q
temperance city hcrcnftt
, 1877-11-13

Cn,cAoc. ~-Thc ting Wuod will bo repaired and
afterwards laid up for tho w!nter... Tho now achr
II. D. Iiayes, aftor getting hot cargo Of grain
aboard ye,scriay. whs found 10 DO leaking. and
waa placed IN dry.dock at MItlof's for repatFs...
Tho steam barge Lincoln, q comparative stranger
In this port, camc In ycstcfday.... .Thcro wcrd
twenty-five vessels on Tho lumber market Jestcr*
day. and the cargucs OF sbont half dozen wcso
disposed os....Tho tug Pslndlyllls towed tho
yacht Cora to Calumet Yesterday, whesc sho will
r. stpps sn lag NJ fos ~
sSs. c sSH aao aaa % .Sa Sc
Of the ttMr bon Cameron, with Wow to purel.as.
Ing fro tho tiovxsnnens II they ran gaa 1t for
wsre found yesterday BY the CAPTAIN of Tho iaa
Van Dal4o1. Az npchor.chaia Of tho Iver Lawson
was recovered. but the anchot, was not
5h1 IL .ns ssr s.a u r: Tbs %s.on Sa
" Il. a1 ,s.ssns s ss Il. assss, as nss'' .ns st s
asetss u: Dssa entered i ~ @ Fsissal Il Di:t:;st
iefa e. : ofasr "a iSs a,s
:rthat,on made ;,mal ,'.. ..s,s :: y; knapp,
q south Haven. went down The Illinois 4 Mehlean
Sadal Yesterday, en- route iGs @ tho Mls.lsslrpl;
IT, s's. iii p5 ss n Nss ''F ''ah .ad
Ornrh lonrs.--Tho stmr Manitoba II laid up at
6a,nia. ;..The .eht Edwin l4nsuson by str'ppod
ANfS 1Hu UP - AtuFeIAnNtss Rllak ne*cEH"H
has left Detroit har last trip to Lalo superior.
snl could not take ati sh& freight uftlsd. ...fhs
settlement o7 saIiors waves.... The lake achf ".
Il. titant has cleared fsom quebec for Glsssqw....
tn ss Il e aso
built. 7he Canadian slmr ONTARIO took up to tho
Lake Superior region on her laat trip. among ohrr
t!evbs, aou Cris oi whisky !. Capt. James
kenlrck, furmsrly os The schr Pelican, has
hoen sppoatsd Csptala OF tho sehr T. 9 harsh..,
cspt, rhotne. of the .tmr Benton, aas eesn re.
Itty ComnlhpdesJ, in TOXIN Of his attention TO
thai body on tho occa.loa Of ts ronclass At clsrs
doek Detroit. being put IN Trim for ths winlct
business On Dattolt ltvss.... Ihe tuRs FasoEte md
N!vst Quesn sEu It the CAna44 &outhern Railroad
road CAR. Tbs regular ferry stmr Tranafer IL
hauled OIL. having her wheels itpned and oihsf-
Ing leo.
, 1877-11-13

And = large number Of otasrs Of smaller amounts,
bs'iess4 t9 hs Of tttts OF no salus Tia ''eost 70
eiyen ~ nearly - eau be a.eetaiaed by The books
Ihs cvst has bseu largely enhancel BY tho prae.
tics OF charging up Interest quarterly In many
casas for several yeass past THIS Receiver eata.
rAsss m average depreciation Vi At least 10 pei
f IN u. ssiqs ot ~ r.! csss fs9 \, ses
suftsnx tho assets Into money for distribution
Among tha tepoaItoF4. 10 much depends upon M
Improved condition In tbs bpslntas u tha co1utfy
fkilx real -eAtAts market, 8ha The lime AlfuA Cd
, 1877-11-13
FONT OF CHICAGO.
The following were The utstvals and eltafaneet
for tbs twentyfour houss ending At 10 o'clock list

night:
risssin iHsa,yAat;;ps us, Knt9g Me,kezen ,tshs,
saa1Ilsss q: nss!s. assssssst .aaatIss! citf u
tI, saad5I:s. bssfTs L stsssr. Ksskesss ~.
lumber ,fficaa1a ,MSft. oSY4nt2 !uFbsri y g s!m:
MyrtIs. S,.aa !!sysn !a1she.; Vtll|sn stY1xes Man
+. Tracey. White LAKE. luulIsrs NaKsoiIes MasIskps,
'aRstrj ss{dia'a Ilsakgss Wa bstt Mh,ts
Auns G. Waters. Michigan City. light 6Aik sisilxht
cIxAxAxrxs ~sthr O.. Ellen, white Lake, yoo IN
eot9. 10 bt. beef aad sundrfsat sctF Hatehef D4Y,
s7uO b. cosn i. .sear KlchsIl SlotI 0soatV ! ~ =
coro, md .ansdea: prup Idaho: BInslo. u oN
Ss.Sssga u: 4; ~ :Sas
Ffldgxoa. g. sft I9r1n, y ~ " esr1 " ~ b
n sora P!sp 4 e l|r 4; ;ua4tis.;
ttat Isus xa!sF I'D III Oats; srhr Ii. j. skl41lofr.
teusxatr - 9sta s4it. an4 tunaEttsi tehI Allfe ~
GytS4.
, 1877-11-13

CHICAGO. Nov. 1R.-Thefe was 4 fair demand
!ef grain vessels At 3HG3kc for eoru to Dulfato,-
~ lhsiao for tssEs essit. Room was taken for
llo, Coo ba whoa. aud 10, 900 In com 10 But.
..a'o-Ptops Assbia aud kswburxh, whsst Apd corn
,a'ouah: schss Hau Diego, sxm Fltnk aud l.. i.
Law, sesn 1t JAei sclx Busstes Boy. sasn ss SIC.
, 1877-11-13
AatOHEM f;NTa.
H00LEF'S THEATRE.

Second StRht of tho brilliantly tucresafal season Of
GRAND ITALIAN AID GERMAN OPERA,
secnnd Appearance of tho Gsctt Dtsmttc rrma Donna
MADAME EUGEEIE PAPPENHEIA,
Ths tTuektag} Evening, Snr II, nt a o'clock, nr1t
lime 3h Chteak> Of I.iehard WarntFs p7trA.
TIE FLYING a1UTClIHTAN.
THE FLYING DUTCi1N1AN,
Performed IN trfct AcrprAnt~ with the iIu,trtou1
conpo*rE.s directions and In the original tcxt.)
M rcsnrsETt . y hi rfrs fri! 5ofl RuM Ssnsa
WltitSib, dr..
TfIr Immense t:flnrrt and Orchestra.
Max asftat director and Ton dutsor
Tomorrow Wednc 4dny) r. nl, nt1 aud only Tina
fhfa ecAfnn.
FAUST. FAUST.
Second appearance nf tho rrnoNArh American Tenor,
M1a. CHARLES ADAMS.
Miss sALExASntlE Ht:sIAS .M.rsner1te
MISS onfMniSGEit. " Me.ss GN. wroAsp, DC.
fhst,td1$x s.,d1$.t ESsGn!ins Ss,iss4 and LoIzENdR11I-
., ' M!L GHXHLEs, ,AbAM i isosets.a T.. D.lN'
Saturday ErtntnR-FkA 1tAFhto. Sunday Evening
DER FkEIaCnuTx.
Seats nov At the nox inlet Of Theatre. Alto ttbret
fCt Of tho OFer&s
, 1877-11-13

Special Djspaseh 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
MARQUETTE, alIcb., Nov. t2.-Arrlrc1--Prop
Aunio Smith, schr A. c. Maxwell.
Fn.scd up-rropa Isaciac. peesless.
Weather fnc. Wind wcat, light.