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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-16

No corn received without orders.
L1ghterage at BRACES Santiago at risk aaa sgo
pense of consignees,
Freight received for and bills Iading eigaed
only to Brownsville, via Bio arande Raj rs5aI.
az per new tariff, less 3h per cent.
Freight payable In gold.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27

1T WILL be we'll for the President to
act with care in the Mexican matter.
These are peculiar times; and the popular
enthusiasm which might safely be relied
on under some circumstances, might prove
a broken reed in the hands of the present
administration. A faithful adherence to
the constitution and the laws will, in our,
opinion, be much safer for Mr.. Hayes than
policy Of adventure. / The word Sim
peachment' which has been freely used
already, may come to have more serious
Specification, if some grave disaster should
befall American troops through the exer-
else by the President of power-war power
--confded by the Constitution to the leg
ialativs department Of the Government.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27

A CONTEST is going on IN ! California rsf rrnhlsl be
tween,tbe mining interests and theagri-
cultural interests of the nstatege Applica-
ton has been made in Nevada county for
an injunction to prevent certain companie>,
engaged in hydraulic mining in Mt that ~ coup-;
ty' Z running their waste, "ttaiilings5 intso
the Bear river, to the injury of the appllFT'
cants who are farming on IheT lands water
ed by that stream:The hydraulic 1q mining
interests are very great, il The State, st,S4 anf
The m ground Of usage and prority Of custom ton
has n been en- destroyed, and there is every
pros prospect that the suit will very much b up
settle mining enterprise until some other
practicable way Of disposing of waste lls
found. 7E .499staa sew rh5t2lGaLTo i
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
wIImfNGTON. Del. August ~ ISIS '72

tTHFwealth of France has been striklngly
shown in the late years by the ease with
which the country surmounted the bur
dsns war with Germany, and recent
statistics make an extraordinary showing
ofthe riches of the country The capital
value, of, the SUGGESTIONS Of all kinds on
which duty was levied in 1926 amounted
In round numbers to 1926 100000; thirty |
years later, or in 1885,, it amounted toI
SAC, 900, 900; and twenty years later still
that ia in 1876-theo amount had risen
to ,$e4O, ,OOo, 900, The capital Of France
has been almost quadrupled since Water
loo, TT may be thought that the whole
growth occurred before the Franco-Ger-
man war, but that is not the case. Intact
the addition to the capital value of the
SUGGESTIONS between 1856 and 1866 was at
the rate of49 per cent, while in the fol-
lowing ten years it was 433 per, cent. How
small was the decrease of accumulation
will thus be seen. No language can ex'
press more eloquency than do these figures
the representative energy Of the French
nation, and the solid foundation on which
its present prosperity is built. We should
have expected, notwithstanding the bur-
dens which the wars and the overthrow Of
the First Empire had imposed upon France
that the proportion borne by the revenue
to the public wealth would be higher now
than it was halfa century ago, If We
may Judge from these returns the contrary
is the case. In 1926 the proportion borne
by the national income to the capita
value of the property on which succession
duty was paid was as high as 70 per cent
At intervals of ten years since it has beer
6s per cent, SO per cent, rs per cent, 81
per cent, and 66 per cent. Thus, it viii
be seen, the proportion was higher al
through the Restoration period, the reigr
ofLouisr Philippe, and until long after th'
Crimean war, than it is now. In othe
words, the Governm ent OF France tool
from its subjects a larger proportion e
their means under the Restoration, an'
again in the earlier years Of the Empire
than it exacts now, outstanding th
additional expenditure imposed upon j
by adversity, and Notwithstanding the los
oftwo of its richest provinces.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27

L THE,only effective vi ay to put stop TO
the belligerent. Indians that have Just be
gun u to attract settlers in Idaho, will be TO
organize an expedition iof the hnoccupied
male population Of the large cities "a and ID
furnish them with arms and ratiens, and
the promise Of quarter section ofiand to
each on their arrival at their destination
on the Plains. That plan willsoonsuper- :
sede the necessity, of keeping a standing
army in Idaho and contiguous territories
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27

# The Best Quality Of MEDICINES
Ar WILLIAMS -
The MOST Reliable IA PROPRIETARY
s.o' N MEDICINES, .E7Fa s5yhat
:. g.. ...... d. 4 At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNES5 &c
-.,,,> AT WILLIAMS, 7
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH and
" NAIL BRUSHES, I.~, .t@r p
". "-'' At Ninth and Market, W.
A choice Imported Key west Pride of Key
,s-5 West or Greuley Cigar, '''g.
... D.. rl,. .a hs AT WILLIAMS % / o
Choice FLAVORING EXTRACTS, Strong
-. " and Pure, .r7r Z
o. at Ninth and Market. II !
AT WILLIAMS. {
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED SCARS.
At Ninth ard Market. I.
"Get the Best" WILLIAMS SAPOANA
CEOUS DENTRIFICE, err
AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices. ,ar
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION, 81 STORE,
mays If Corner Ninth and Market.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
WIN, M PYLE,
1T ..r POSTMASTER.
Anti Fat Chemica1Iy Examined.

The analytical chemist, W. B. DRAKE, Of
Buffalo, NJ w. recently analysed Allan's
Anti-Fat, and gave the following: -,
deg NJ 7@.f CERTIFICATE. s""
I have subjected Allan 8 iAnti-Fat ITO
chemical analysis, examined the process
Of its manufacture. and can truly say that
the ingredients OF which it is compost d are
entirely vegetable, and cannot but act
favcrably upon the, system, and 1t Is we'll
calculated to attain the object Of which 1t
is inteded.
- WE. DRAKE, Chemist.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27

In New York and other cities trouble
some question is How to dispose Of ofiall
and decayiDg vegetable nsttsF9 Protestss.
arsmade, and viii hreason, against throwing
refine intothe Delaw are at Pkiladelphia.
Ii New York, where barges arc loaded,
and the contents thrown into the lower
bay, it is found that the deposits are 0imHe.
ding navigation. There ere. are plenty. 9f
holes within the suburban limits, wherp
filling up WIohald beS benefit, If the filling
yup, did NOT includeutheseeds of fatprethyf
phoid and cdiphthgda!a sHIEE Hozsa Bigt
low who psrH1 says aTheyy yaSdfdt Sdfidnt Know every
Thing down DIV II ii ;JJudee;" !" bit ehsy' did know
and practice some things which, in assT san
tary point Of view, i were well for lDsw " y
initiate. The Valley Of Hinnom Easv 7
place for the cremation, Of rubbish. qbbih .paRo
doubt the process, was carried on sm avery
inefficient model With the improved
processes ofthe; rpresents dsyrafhe'trefusee
matter, from cities ,couldabe1oburned1 1tiand
the ashes mightobe worth more ass aefertit
lizeragtbar the ofaI.d 0rs'sueh 'ashes,, %fib
the unburt but purified harder Substances
would betbe very best matter With fdl VII Which
| to fill y mudho' 'es bu Many lhousekeapsrs
and they among The best burnfkitslhef creE
fuse in theF range, and thus efecttaaall iiet iet
| move it. As for saving it terpigs and
cows, this is as Byron. says,,a'"'sa ~ az flarge
economy srs, = And it, results may be ttri-
chime and swill milk. h-1a bUa ,9oEfo o.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
.LAUGH AND GROW FAT"

This ancient bit Of advice Is well enough
for spare" people. but how about those
that are already toOfat :? What Is 10 become
many experiments, extending through
months OF patient investigation and toll
the celebrated anoalytical chemist, j. Q.
Allan, has perfected and given to the world
Anti-F Fat. Thus far In several hundred
cases this great remedy has never failed to
six pounds per week. 1t is perfectly harm
less and positively efficient. Sold by drug
gists. '' ''~
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
.MALSsCL

wav Mail on Wilmington and
5 I n ortnern r. q. toReahfng and %
points on the Baltimore. Cent? ~
~ R. r, South Of Chadd's Ford;.y t.UO a. a.
Through Mail5tO Baltimore and y "
Washington, .apd AL points * D
Way Mafi1to Baitimoret Md.t >. 8.l5, =
1hsSSRgaa lpS S'R9sgasIshia, ana ps. Ma MAILS s II
|tThrohgh MsiEto N. y. and other y ~ SL
points North and East, ,..v.... S,V ss
|Penfn nsTiIar Way Mali on Della
a. ,R. II. to- Vristielda Md ...... 9lO Io
,ltR MsyR yR Mall On pelAwat I. IT,. 1o.oot
Through Mail; to- 1Philadeilhia &gET&
poE1st ahs ssM ssd VEST vest a ,2f5, I
| Through Natl to Baltimore, ana e'sqal
Washington and all points !,
fo south and South vest !. =. I2.lo, =
Through, Mail TO Philadelphia ioGo
aaa aaat Ne% sgS, West N2sk' ano -. 49, 5.l5 is
New a. Castle. MiddietoWn' aaw !,
oSmyr1a, ~ Dover, Clayton, ..
Townsend, Delaware City, St % Ts
Georges, and Wyoming. Del. 6,W he
tTurough Mall to Philadelphia
Ir ana New York, and all points ..
North, East and West,.,,.-...,; 9.lo
tThrough Mail to Baltimore and
Il Washington and all points t.ontG
South and southwest, ,............. 9W
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
To Shipbuilders and Lumbermea

For SALE: A large body of timber OF
original growth in Northern Virginia, near
river landing in market now for first
time. water-power OF large mill.pond on
place, leased If desired. Price 5000. OF
mill site and 800 acres of timber for IS, 8,0OO
Good chance for man who knows any
thing about timber or milling. and has
some capital. Fer. particulars, address
ChAs 9. WIGHT, 81 Harlem Avenue, Bab-
timore. 17H0 SGl JHHJ o." 80 Ba
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27

IF it is desired to ru in pretty smooth
skin, or to render harsh one atill harsher
the most effectual method Of doing It is TO
use freely almost any Of 4he popular cos
meties. ,.,,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
FAT PEOPLES m1sFORTUNEs.

Some of the savage tribes enter their
dwellings through a hole in the loof and
when person becomes SO fat that he can
not get In, he Is regarded as an outlaw.
Had this system been adopted In the
United STATES, the outlaws" could not
have made more activt demand tfor IL
lan's Anti Fat than now exists. Hundreds
who had lived In constant fear OF sudden
death have, by its use. been reduced to a
comfortable living weight. The .Anti-Fat
is purely vegetable and perfectly harm
less. Sold by all druggists.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27

THE latest outgrowth Of Yankee inge-
nuity is New Haven invention for print
ing on all klDI-, VI crockery, and the in
ventor claims to be able to- do every de-
scription of ornamentingat d very smal
expense. f01 @t1t. 't' e 1
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
HIS OCCUPATION GORE.

Had the Arkansa doctor" that "tappedt
.he fat man, thinking he had dropsy, bu.
finding no water pronounce 1t dry drop
,sy," lived to-day. .hs would, like Otheilo'
6nd "his occupation gone, for Aliens Anti
Fat, a purely vegetable remedy safely. but
positivelE, reduces cJrpulency at from 3
to pounds per week. Sold by all drug
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY
!, wgf ar DELIVERY.

WAY Mail from Wilmington and 20 VI
MoS5thsirnt snS naints 4 Sortb r. biom @ .... 5.45, Am
New Z ork, Philade elphia. Balti. EhL
more, Washington, and all
parts of the country except
xSslsH,ssq' i sSs Esstsp shore s45a Is
,..n,,n. UouuGne n htaii Nnr,f, Of Wv. A
oming Delaware, go. :; ;;:;:;:. $50, so..
f. and all points North, East ana q on ?.
wsy ssS;'ii;; Mail from i Phiiiadeinhia Pa $50, a
Baltimore Way Mail. Western = ,r =;
s1}%o;rel siGfs; ad washington ad 1i'';iil iii
oooi ats South and Southwest. ..LOe. PaM
Philadelphia and New York ana rgqfgag
0Jaa1 points North, East ana ~
s. ~, A,ov,h @&
" sy h ~. - $50, G7"s
Way Mail from Crisheld,, Md, ~ L.1.l
Del. r. r., ,.--:. ....:.....,:;.;;, o'oV' ,.Ir
Baltimore &2Washington andall 'a.'
points South, :...-..-".:.... .-r':., $40 lifI'
Philadelphia, New York, snd
points North, East and West. -. 6i5,
The Letter Carriers Will make their de-
liverles as follows: $50 aud lO.l5 a. m.
and lis and 4.36, p. m. -, :,
Ea Local Letters for Carriers delivery should
ba deposited in Post Office 10 minutes be-
fore the hour of delivery. ,o.Y:.so "
,ba2 ,.v ri WIN" M PYLE,
.,, ..,l.f.,..r POSTMASTER.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
EDUCATIONAL,
ACADEMY.

4 Business hours, s TO o. m. to S p m
Applications may now be made for admis-
sion to the s7th term. which begins Sep
tember 2pd. 1873, Address by m III. .PriD-
cinal darkness Academy, Wilmington
Delaware. ..-- ~ ---- r------.-
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
INSTITUTE.

- sAvILLE BUILDING. IL t
A select Primary, Middle, and Senior
scho il for al sexes. Jas H. Crabb, Prin-
cipal. Office, 2, Saville Building, Hours
from to ~, q m, to A r. m. Fall term
commences on September End. Circulars
at G. F. TOomas & Co. 49, ~.
P. S. This school occu ries the entire 3rd
floor, sitting capacity of $50 students.
Terms from 25 cenis TO Il ,03 week. Cheap
est school ia the city.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27

Nor1cr 10 suBsc Those Of our
aubscrlbers who are indebted 20 the MORN
i've HERALD, will oblige BY an early re-
mittance. gt Il bisq gesd bed 0U ,GJ$ |
i PERsosE leaving the city for any peri
Cd Of time, however brief, or those gong
abroad, can have The MORNING HERALD HiER-aal D2
mailed to any address BY ordering the same n
sat this office at six cents p week. f}sd9r 10
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
FEMALE tOLLH II r.

W4LMIN GTON, della WARE. !
At the opening OF tAe fall t. rm, mon ,
DAY, Sept. 0 b 1913, there will ne q New
President, NEW furniture N Nv repairs
throughout he building. NEW pi+nos, the
toad to the com ort of the ytung ia.ies
both in the pubic and priva'e tocns end
alithis at the OLD prices. sl ... Or /
For catalogues. addrt IS tho PIT 2ident. |
+ lsst REV. j. M WILL J Ms. a N,
jyl6 Sw i'rc spr- 10 ti'f p
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
SUMMER RESORTS.
V,HE DOUGL4 HOUSE.

kFHOBETH CITY. SUSSEX COUNTY
DELAWARE -en-7~ IN
will be opened on the 2Oth of,Iune' Terms
to suit thelmes. splendid Bathing, Gam
ing and Fishing.
je13-4w RUNGON TOURS.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
POST pFFFoE
WILMlNqroM DEL.

Office open from LAO A. M. 10 o.SO e.
,~Rriyate Roxes accessible until 10 j. MI
\ AIINBAYS, -Opentr0m 8 to 9A. w, ana
Prfyate Boxes ACCESSIBLE from to 3 r. M.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
THE HERALD
~ Mo- ing aerAla

T&N Moffi1ng aerNla
pubiiehed ey{N morning. tsunday
axcep.edg Anl llveIes n ne. sne oasy ~ ~
cenfs per week. payable to the carriers.
N iii funzrrtpttnm ems. Tscs.aga frsa' tnTee
dollars per annun. -
TsFTWna UBYRfxE 500. Publashers,
III FlaHA1 mo. GOD Ghipley Street.,
Wilmington. Del.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-25
I-enrn.ii... In Council.
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Mrs. Harriet DeBsr, widow OF tho late
Ben. DeBAr. filed . petition In the Probats
Court Of 1t. Louis yesterday Afternoon
praying that q certain decd Of trust on the
property known ~ the Theatre Comiqut
In that city DO SGT aside, on the ground
that tho power Of attorney under which
the conveyance was mado. dated somt
twelve years ago. 10 . forgery.
schurz is reported to DO Q good deal
annoyed at the letter written by General
Sherman 10 John y. Smith, COMMISSIONS
OF Indian affairs, In which Sherman &C
highly speaks Of Smiths admin. tration Of
the Indian Office. Schurz called on Bher'
man this afternoon for the purpose. IL II
said. Of c~ndcavoring 70 induce him "a
modify some Of his statements.
The cigar makers strike In New Yori
has not collapsed. The Relief COMMITTEES
we're giving out tickets yesterday. Two
relief stores were supplying fuel and
provisions 70 holders Of tickets. There
are o only 65i persons on the List obtain
ing aid. Contributions In aid Of the
strikers continue 10 dow In 81 the rate oil
from 5000 TO $1,000 . week. .
A number Of St. Louis merchants pro.
pose to hold = meeting In . few days to In
augurato tho resumption Of specie pay
ments. The purpose 10 TO give gold, ell
yer and currency In equal proportions In
making change TO purchasers OF goods III
TO various specified amounts.
In tho Maryland House Of Deputies th,
report Of the Committee on Federal Rela
tons. relating TO the Bland silver bill and
resumption, which came up - . specia
order to-day. was rscommitted for modia
cation.
A Rochester tramp. who declared tina
he WAS the cousin Of the lato Richard
Yates, Governor and Senator from Hi
nois. was frozen 10 death last night neal
thai city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-25
DEATH IN THE SHAFT.
william Caiiisess Falls isse b
Gsuid a Curry shaft and is In'
ssaatiy Killed.

William CLlicott, . miner In the en-
ploy Of the Gould & Curry Mining Com
pany. was instantly killed at 5 o'clock this
morning by falling In tho shaft. From
Superintendent Osbiston . NEws reporter
this morning received the full particulars
Callicott went TO work with the II O'Clock
shift last night. There were eight mel
on the shift. and they were engaged In re-
timbering the shaft IS feet above tho
seventh station. This il at . point
HOO feet below the surface. They were 10
the pump compartment at the time. and a.
the draft il upward. IL Is exceedingly hot.
The eight men were working on short
changes-four at . time. A Callicoti
stepped ON n OF tho boards OF his staging
Il gave way and he fell, tho timber going
with him. At the seventh station he
struck on . set Of pump stays. where the
body lodged. Death was instantaneous.
The men who wero working with Coli.
colt went down 10 the station for the pur.
pose Of taking up tho remains. by the
light Of their lanterns they saw thAt the
entire top Of the head was cut OF by the
fall against the timbers. In their efforts
TO release the body II slipped from their
grasp and fell TO tho stump, which IL l.496
feet below the surface. At this point tho
body caught ON the lower pump, and was
mangled still moro. Both legs were cut
OF below the knees, and tho entire body
an unacceptable mass. The frag.
ments were gathered up as nearly a. could
10, and boxes were sent Town In which 70
bring them TO tho surface. The main part
Of the body was lAshed TO . board. with .
blanket tied around II. In this manner II
brought on top. Tho remains were
removed 70 his late residence In Crown
Point Ravine. Gold Hill.
William Callicott was q native OF Eng
land, aged about 40 years. lie leaves .
young wife. She 10 o In Gold Hill,
having returned from = visit To her native
home only three weeks since.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-25

Aregular meeting Of the Society Of Pa
eihc Coast Pioneers was held last evening
at their hall on d street, Virginia.
In the Absence Of President A. ]. Tyr
reli. Vice President Aude presided.
A number OF additions to the library
and cabinet were received.
samuel Baker. OF Carson. presented the
memorial address upon the life and char
,cter Of Abraham Lincoln. delivered In
the House Of Representatives., February
n. 1866. by George Bancroft. This book
has been In Mr.. Bakers possession for
more than ten years. Mr.. Baker also pro-
sented an autograph letter Of Henry Clay.
lated Al Ashland, July 9. 1874. The Pho
users prize this relic highly. and will place
n where Il will be safely preserved.
Three rare coins were presented BY
friend. The first Ia . copper piece OF the
time Of George Ill, the date being erased.
By the same. Q United States n cent OF
the date 1908. IL bears the profile OF q
of the founders Of the Republic. Ono
hundred Of these pieces were required TO
make one Of the dollars VI q fathers.
This friend also presented q silver coin OF
George III.
Charley Brown presented . Spanish coin
bearing date Of 1851. IL was taken from
tho pocket Of . Mexican soldier On the
field Of the battle OF Buena Vista, AFTER
the fight Was over. The man who captured
the property carried II In his pocket until
about q month ago. when he parted with II
TO Charley Brown. who In turn donated u
10 tho collection Of curiosities owned BY
the Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers.
An extensive collection OF fossil remains,
from the excavations at the State Prison,
Carson City. were received from tho oticsrs
Of that institution. The Fossils are inter-
esting relics OF former animal life. no such
creatures a. the bones represent being o
known In this region Of the country. -.
At the fair given by the ladies in aid oil
| the Society OF Pacific Coast Pioneers, Mrs.
| NJ. Lynch presented an elegant silver
pitcher. This was rallied for. and ticket
No. 81 was declared the winner. The
number was duly announced BY all the
papers. but no one appeared 70 claim tho
prize. The ladies accordingly gave notice
that unless the pitcher was claimed before
last night IL would DO presented 10 the
| Society In the name Of the unknown owner
and the lady managers Of the fair. This
was accordingly done. and the pitcher has
q resting place in the cabinet OF the sold
Boys"
A vote OF thanks WAS rendered 10 the
| donors Of the aforementioned curiosities.
Librarians W. Frank Stewart and 3. ID.
Baker received the presents for the Society.
Under the heal Of Good OF tho Order.
Professor W. Frank Stewart informed he
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-25
s~horsesing shina.

Nl--aa-
The stationary Engineers OF virginia
City held q meeting last evening and ap'
it., .ouui,,as eo,.i.ting M j. II.
~ a..
ureenwood' W. oui'or anu a. "
man TO act In connection with the COM
mi,,-. .ppointei by the Gold uill En-
~ 4,
gineers, u an snor. 49,
me nou'so' m GO nj,
by stationary sng'hseIns' 1,n. IN
committee consists %, 80 ia" -,
Peake n >, II. ohahheii. ine Jo.u.
committee commenced work IN eSrnes,
this morning.. suPcrin.enaen rsii' "
the nan mines; was mrs, .isi'eu. I've
said ho fAvorsd the Proposi.on. anu ~ n.
once gran'ei inc loluss'; b.'sn .h,t,s
engineers ., wo.h on .Sa Gn,,,.
superintendent osoi.'"a' %Isho. .ssI
* curry anu D0.s -".' H.,
he was VIKING ssIu'e,.v ns
d u ne paiu soI.r o,sn' noa.s, :"
Manted mschinises' nv.sN"pt' asa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-25
aplsruartp NEWS"
a. o,i.iea rom . saa Franchise
JeuFna1.

The following extract Is from tho San
Francisco Post Of the 22d instant: A
portion Of tho press In this city are In
receipt Of and publish daily kilograms from
virginia City. purporting to give tho latest
news regarding the Ata-Justicc controver.
~ and the Developments In the mines.
The dispatches arc 80 colored In favor Of
the Justice mine - 10 mislead the COM
munity, and VIC therefore wish to make an
EXPLANATION. What 10 sent here - news 10
merely the editorial or repertorial opinion
Of the Virginia Ece~iag chroniets. which
seems 10 have thrown OF its usual spirit OF
fairness and taken potluck with Sam Curtis
and the Justice Investigating COMMITTEES,
neither Of which have proved that they
are in the right. According to the cbroa-
iei,. nothing Is too good for Alta and moth.
ing too bad for Justice. There arr. two
sides 10 this matter. We will admit that
the Ju,tice mine 10 one Of the best paying
mining properties on The coast that u Is
and Always has been honestly managed;
that all who have ever handled inc stock
have made money ; that Its shares never
depreclAte0 sZu iussuo VI nses "
he men who manipulated II at the
boards arc saints and never sold
tbsir stock; that the high reputation
borne BY its Superintendent while con.
Quoting Affairs at the ophir 10 the best
guarantee that no can trace the ledge
through the grAss roots into the heart Of
the Alta. We admit all this, but for good.
ness sake. Mr.. Telegrapher. give Us . little
fairness In your reports. This magnit-
cent dividend paying mine. the Justice, Is
aid 10 have COO tons OF orc on hand at the
Pacific Mill. This orc Is nov being
crushed ct the rate Of seyenty-hve tons
per day. Our friend. tho Chrsnieis, enthu-
siasticsiiy states that there 10 more
orc In sight In the mine than can
DO worked In three years. The stock
holders can confidently expect the
maintenance Of tho present munifcent
tH~ibernian) Autobiography con-
nected with Justice IL going to become q
millionaire. In the meantime we trust
that Alta will not turn out As the Justice
organ predicts. IL 10 believed that It's
shaft. which 10 now being sunk toward the
1850 level will cut tho ledge before Satur-
DAY night, and there are men who are per-
verse enough 10 buy stock In anticipa'
ton.