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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Pacific Raiiroad Matters.
NEw XnnK Eth a

New YoRK, Feb. 4.
A Times Washington special says:
1t appears to be the general impression
that huntington last offer has sum-
marty ended any possible argument
that might be brought forward for
hiring Scott to do the work that Hunt
iugton Is ready 10 do for nothing.
Money, of Mississippi. will present
this week TO the Committee on Pscitc
Railroads an ameLdment to his bill,
providing in the fullest and most ex-
pllclt terms toy Government super.
VISION over tue line which the Central
Pacific proposes to construct from its
eastern terminus to the Gulf ports of
Mexico, aud thence to San Pedro and
Santa Monica. This will include the
260 mi IS from Fort Yuma to San
Pedro. built under authority of the
State of California. La his argument,
before the House Committee last Fri.
day, Hunlins ton offered to include this
in the proposition to submit the pro-
jected transcontinental road which he
desires to build to governmental super
vision. The argument upon which the
most stress has hitherto been laie is
that the construction of the road by
the Central Pacific would simply add
another line free of Government con.
troll to the line now controlled by that
monopoly.
Startling Rumor Current In London.
New Yoax, Feb. 4.
The Herald's London special says:
A startling rumor was current last
night among the best Informed officers
of the army and navy. which. although
couched in ambiguous language. fore.
shadows what may prove one of the
grayest events in the whole history Of
the Eastern question. All OF England's
efforts'ar to be primarily directed. it is
asserted, to prevent the Turkish feet
from falling into the hands. of Russia as
part of the war indemnity. the armis.
tice signed at Adrianople being vagae
enough on this point to admit of almost
any construction. The invasion of
Turkey by the Greeks affords pretext
for the dispatch of fleet from the
Black Sea. and it is asserted that yes-
sells will be sent to the Mediterranean
at once. Then comes grand coup.
As soon as the Turkish fleet emerges
from the Dardanelles it will be seized by
the British ironclads and, conveyed to
Malta. Ia brisf. the high handed pro-
ceedings ut Copenhagen IN 1901 will
find parallel. Indeed, one officer
gave expression to his own ideas by
saying: mo shots will be fired" This.
may be taken to mean that Hobart
Pasha will have special instructions
from the Porte as to his conduct when
the British feet makes its appearance.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05
AGAINST The SILVER BILL.

All the New York papers are arrayed
on the side of the bondholders and
money kings of the east against the re-
monetization of silver. The Sun, one
of the ablest and the most Independent
newspaper published in the Empire
City, was comparatively silent on the
silver question, and was supposed to
be with the people on that issue, as it
has been in all their battles against
official corruption and legislation for
the agrandlzement of capital, until
within the last week. Last Saturday
it appealed to Its half million readers of
the laboring classes in words and senti
ments that appeared sadly out of place
10 its columns. 1t charged that Con
gress is doing all that it can do at this
moment to increase the sufferiugs of
she laboring people. by increasing the
uncertainty of trade and business aud
reducing the laborers pay, by making
cheap dollars to pay him with" This
is q singular accusation tor a paper
that claims to be the special and par
Goular friend of the workiugmen to
make against the mem bers of Congress,
who are fighting for the remonetiZa
zion OF silver, and it is as false as it is
strange. .o9.
Since greenbacks were issued in 1852
Ahey have been the only currency in
circulation in the Eastern States. The
ksboring classes were paid IN that cur
rsncy, and it's value was fixed day by
day. not by the Government, but by u
combination of Capitalists in Wall
street, New York. At their option the
wages of the labeter who received q
greenback dollar for a days work hac
tuated from 80 cents. up to 81 or 80
cents in gold; yet the papers. which are
now opposing the r monetlzstlon OF
silver, had no woEd OF condemnation
for the gold board which, by sharp
practice, robbed, the laborer Of one third
or one half his hard earnings. Now it
Is proposed by Congress to, coin stan
dard dollar which shall pass for 100
cents IN all parts Of the United States
dollar which Yew YORK brokers can
not reduce the value of or speculate in
HI they did in gold and gyeenbacks
Papers claiming to be friendly to the
working classes and true to the masses
OF the people. brazenly assert that the
men who favor this measure are re-
dueing the laborer's pay. 1t Is folly to
expect New York papers or New York
congressman. no matter what their
pretensions or politics may b., to. favor
any legislation, however just or neces-
sary, that is not sanctioned by the
bondhoIders or money kings OF Wall
street. The Sun is the most fearless Of
New York journals, yet it has not the
courage to, denouuce the national bank
swindle, which, has robbed the people
of about seven hundred, millions of
dollars. and. demand It's abolition by
Act of. Congress, nor to advocate the
coinage of dollar which shall pass for
its par value throughout the Union.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05
A Christian has been appointed Gov.

A Christian has been appointed Gov
ernor of the island.
Fatal stampede of am Audience.
LONDON, Feb. 4th.
At Calais. France. last night, during
the performance at a circus. there was
a false alarm of fire, which caused a
great rush of the audience. Ten per-
sons were suffocated or trampled to
death, and several others were hurt.
The Greek Invasion Of Turkey.
ATHENS, Feb. 4.
Ten thousand Greek regulars asd
many thousands Of volunteers are cross.
ing the frontier from Lamia to day in
three divisions. The commanders have
orders not to attack the Turkish troops.
the object of entering Turkey being to
prevent the massacre Of Christians,
consequent on the insurrection. Ehis
determination has been communicated
to the Turkish Minister, who does not
seem to consider it sufficient to war
rant a rupture of diplomatic relations
as be is making no preparations for de-
parture. Mercantile fleets from the
PierBas aud Sierra will anchor at Sah-
mis-, where Notifications for their pro.
lection have been hastily erected, aud
torpedoes placed outside the harbor.
The Greek Navigation Company's
steamers have been chartered by the
Government for tbs transport of troops
aud supplies.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05

FoRIY thousand bids have been re-
ceived for carrying mails during the
next four years in nearly alta that por.
ton of the United Satisfying west of
the Mississippi River and extending to
the Pacific Ocean. Awards will be
made by March 30th.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05
T Z l. Z C r A r HlC-
DISPATCHES
Attempted Wife Mnrder-Track Re-
Paired-Weathrr.

SANTA CRUZ, Cal. Feb. 5.
Yesterday Mexican named Jose
Buelna attempted to murder his wife
with an ak. The womanreceived the
blow on the skull, and is not expected
to recover. Buelna is 10 jail.
Last evening the work on the railroad
track of the Santa Cruz and Watsonvilie
Railroad was completed aud the train
came to the depot.
To day the who'd is blowing strong
from the southwest. 1t is raining, and
heavy surf is rolling.
Reduced to Penury and Want.
VIRGINIA CITY, New. Feb. 8.
Mrs. Bowers. rslict of Sandy Bowers,
who was once the richest man in Ne
vada, Is telling fortunes for living in
this place. She has been reduced to
penury and want.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05

GEN. CHARLEs!THoMAs died 10 Wash,
ington yesterday. He entered the
army in 1919, and was 80 years Of
aI the time OF his death.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05

TEE House Committee on Eiucatioa
and Labor are discussing the Chinese
question.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05

Tn is- generally, believed That tbs
&Date will dispose, of thse silver biz
fnss wea,A. f
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05

j. MADISON WELLS has surrendered
to the authorities. aud returned to New
Orleans.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05

re lOaves OF bread have been made
with Oas. Of Lssf,s Cal. Yeast Cai<ss.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-05

n WILL sell out to anyone wishing
TO go into good and sure bush
ness over six years established = with
good run OF customs AMI the best location
In town. l have small stock OF Glass
ware, Crockery and furniture on hand. which
/ will sell much belovscost to anyone wishing
to go into good BUSINESS.
s. COWARD.
winnemucca, Bridge street, three doors
above N. Lsyys store, Dec. u, 1877. 2w~
The New York herald., 1878-12-19
POST OFFICE NOTICE
nfttST orrICE NOTICE

1)OST OFFICE NOTICE.
The foreign mails tho week ending Saturday De-.
cembcr II 1878 will close a this office Tuesday, ~
NJ for Europe by steamship Nevada, via Quecnstown
Wednesday, at $3.50 A. NJ, for Europe. by steamship
Algeria via Queenstown Correspondence for France bo
ardcd by this steamer must be specially addrcsse aud
10 A. for France direct by steamship Amcrque, via
IIavrc: Thursday at 10 A. NJ. for Europe steamship
City Of Chester via Queenstown correspondence for Cor
and France 10 be forwarded by this steamer he
specially aidrcse aud at Y for Europe by steamship
Saturday, NJ IL A. ", for Europe by steamship
Celtic via Queenstown correspondence FOR Germany aud
scotland to he forwarded by this be spcc
ally addresscd and t " 10 A. NJ for Gcrmany, ac. hy
steamship Wescr, via Southampton and Bremen tcorre.
spcndcnce for Great britain and the Continent % bc TOR
warded by this steamer must bc specially airessed and
at II ~ A. NJ. Tor scotland direct by steamship Dcvo.
MIA via Glasgow. Tho steamships Nevada Algeria. City
of Chester aud Celtic do not take mails Tor Denmark
sweden and Norway. Tho mails for Havana leave New
York December ~ and IL The mails for JanIaoa leave
New York Dcccmbor H. The mails for the West Indies
via bermuda and 81 Thomas cave New York Ncccnihcr
10 The mails Tor Aspnwal and South Pacific ports leave
New iotk December 20 The mails for Antigua Martin
iqne Barba Trinidad direct leave New York De-
ccinber 81 The mails for Australia Sc leave san fr'n
cisco December ~ The mails for China and Japan Leave
THOMAS I. JAMES, Postmaster.
Posr OFFICE. NEW YORK, Dec. 1i 1878.
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/ -
IJ)Pony Phaeton fine Single Harness. must sell to
pay storage olier wanted
E00 sLEIGHs. sLEIGHs. sIEIGIs. ROBES.
OUUPor,iand, Albany. Pony and ss seat seighs from
*i6 upward lined buffalo q Robes ..s - upward ..,
DRY GOODS.
A ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS.
j. 4 C. JOHNSTON.
Broadway, 5th a and 22d ST.,
have just rccelvod
1850
EASTERN RUGS AND CARPETS
all exclusive patterns.
TURKISH. KouLA. MOORISH. TEHERAN KHUR.
DIsTAN, MyLAssA AND CASHMERE
REMARKABLY LOW.
They have also marked down
their whole stock of
CARPETS. RUGS, MATS AND MArrINGs
and offering
st the following prices
piece: .sTss ssT.
5l3 pieces tapestry Brussels Carpet. 75c per yard.
Sc
m g psss 81 @ yard
80 English crumb Cloths. very reasonable.
100 pieces ocloth, 25c. per yard
THE UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
has received additions Of
raw and spun silk TAPESTRIES. cAsHMEREs.
PLUsHEs, BRoCATELLEs,
plain and figured sATINs REPS,
CABINET CLOTHS,
Manila Jute TAPESTRIES
and variety of other Fabrics.
French crepe ground Crctonnes at 40c per yard.
English CretOnnes new patternsl 2Oc. upward.
LACE CURTAINS.
To this stock has been added a selection OF
Nottingham, French Guipnre,
Swiss, Tambour,
Antique and Brussels lace Gu URTAINS,
to which attention is invited, US the
PRICES ARE Low
and the goods novel both in texture and design.
CORNICES and CORNICE POLES in all styles
CHURCHES HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS, LIBER-
ALLY DEALT WITH.
SAMPLES OF DRY GOODS SENT GRATuITOUSLY
TO ALL PARTS or TIE COUNTRY ON APPLICA-
TION, THUS ENABLING OUT OF TOWN PARTIES
TO MAKE THEIR PURCHASES IN NEW YORK AS
ADvANTAGEOUSIY AS RESIDENTS OF THE CITY.
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AsrR6IoGY@I2TD rAsr-5sl rAsr-sih soi eo = cons
aSp snf sn ss col
SsISTss SoyIdE fds f,fts ia,s.s CO,
CLERKS AND IS sALEsMas1iaTh n.s MEN n PAer~sd col.
CCddoTnINGEi2Jq I'm rAcYTSth 1s col, ,,
SE AHR
DENTIsTRY-2p PAcE-6th col;
bsY oshs 70 hET e. AND ux
EuRdpERN ffsrn f.: Faer-sA col
FiNANcfAL-lirH PAcE
E9R sshE2G Ro5Ss s TO
ggRSiru EE,l2rT P;er 4,h a col ., -,
H6 fse and Al as and sA
#o5Esly HoGsEs T1issis FLzEs OF &C.
LOST ANp EogNnIlsr Pasr@i;s col.
MARBLE MANTELs.iaTn PAeE-eth col.
MfE2l2H1SN MfnNERY HNp pAers.h col
NESlqAIG sEW and 9th coils.
faSoFokTE oRGAss 1c2D and sd
PRoFEssIoNAL siTTArIoNs swANTED-FEMALEs-
PROPERTY PER- YAH'" OUT or S THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAt EsTAT P Facas,S C.. COL
RESTAURANTS-12rH PAGE-6th col
REWARDS-1sT PAcE-lst col.
SALES AT AUCTION-2D PAGE--3d and 4th COL
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-l2rHP PAGE-lst, "a
and I'D coils. -,
STU ATOMS SWANTED-MALES-l2TH PAGE-3d col
SPECIAL NOTICES-1sT PAGE-1st I'd and 80 coils
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS. &C.-lsT PAGE-3d COL
THE LECTURE SEASONED PAGE-4th col
THE TRADES-12TH PAGE-4th col.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAGE-5th col
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-12TH PAGE--5th col
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To LEI
2D PAGE-6th col.
%AfchPs. %%AEhP j 1EMELR1 %o.l3rS rASH-sth col.
WINTER RESORTS-1sr PAGE-5th col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-1OTH PAGE-6th col.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

lNANTED-A GOOD OPERA GLASS. FOR WHICH
cash will be paid, black preferred Address SIGHT,
Herald office.
yNANTED-A MEDIUM SIZED AQUARIUM; MUST BE
w In good order and cheap Address, stating price, T. H.
j.. Herald office.
yNANTED-SECOND HAND SMALL FIREPROOF
w safe in perfect order. state maker lock inside
measurement lowest price. Address s. b. RICE Herald
office.
WANTED TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., HEAVY.
w BLACK beet msks state price; where sssn r. bex -
Herald once,
The New York herald., 1878-12-19
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 2e5 BRoADwAY.,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.
The New York herald., 1878-12-19
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

xAA;,rcxyE a ExTSSSSSiS saIE Or s.,,,v
THE .SB TINE sHo%I cKAiHEP r SS4 syHnAsTEED 4ISE
THE csfspfsF skSRfsE gISn2sAL SPEHS OF
EVER HELD in the EAST win OF SATURDAY next
sssss
Ter sss sssf i e =. FASTEST ho
ELEGANT AND ysry fast pair o. closely matched bay
BEATffFI aud tremendously speedy bay rro,.ing Geld
%s @ sh 81 track sa Il as' f'9's
aSS icSsS rs
here; warranted 80 warranted sound and
HIGH BRED GRAY Trotting Marc. 15a high, eyears
o % sny rs' eas - w s ssnr sSs 5 na
'heSp hsf mile mi 2o, and kind "a
high, years od goes all known gats; has trottcd in
SR9 say ayd sS. and m
s Gd .ang gGss s.a 4" sno~n s' has "'d "
oNE OF the finest pairs Of brown Coach Horses
sssn, New YORK e high old slss.n, action
roek Sn and RIDE so
hind these horses and SATISFY YOURSELF that ,hsy
nANTED and viii be SHOWN al any time PREvIous to
sale.
4 THE JOHN d. BILLINGS PATENT HORSESHOE
s I s & M Once s" 1 B. rdsdwsy @ syna or s @
plication. Trial Set, with nails, ~.
A LII LAME AND SICK HORSES CURED FREE or
Achnrge.-tiiics Linment lodide Of Ammonia yellow
graspers SPAIN ,pns rings9n' shoulder M arneness
DR. GILES, 10 West Broadway. New York
A VERY FINE. COUPE. POLE AND SHAFTS.
order cheap Apply i54 East 57th st.
A HANDSOME. RooMy PORTLAND sIEfGII--sEATs
~ four pole and shafts also Single Portsnd bay Mare,
~ East 18th 81.
a POWERFUL HORSE, - CwT; ALSO TwO
hiorscs I5 hands suit business; all ted;
sacrifice. i35 South 9Th AZ.
A FOR SALE, THREE HORSES; SUIT TRUCK
A.grccer, express. 10 Chrysticst. near stanton.
HORSE q YEARS OLD, WEIGHT 800. FOR
sale. at 37i West ST. corner Morton Inquire In the
lumber yard
n sale suitable for any business sell; trial allowed
2I5 West 10Th st., near 9TH av.. stable.
a VERY FINE LANDAuLET, MADE ny BRADLEY
Pray good v r. new t, going 10 Europe
4 10 BUSINESS AND DELIVERY WAGONS. $50
n ito 800; new second hand all sircss for express,
grocer. butcher. baker milk dry goods, depot Sc two
very light single Furniture Trucks; wagons exchanged
22o spring st.
4 THREE HORSES AND PONY FOR SALE OR
~ .given for keep this wintor 22i East broadway, ss
lion.
a For SALE, FIVE HORSES, SUITABLE FOR
~ .ruck farmer; also good team match browns.
about pounds Canadians warranted ii3 Barrow A.
A BARGAIN.--FINE SET COACH ALSO SECOND
LAhand coupe Harness. Call wiWest 24th st.
VERY FAST YOUNG HORSE BREWSTER SPRING
n top Wagon Harness Sleigh hnc Robes 3c must soil
~ any sacrifice Mr BUTLER i3s West 3ist It.
-rop DELIVERY WAGONS FOR GROCER, Ex.
~ .prcss &c Platform and three Springs l39 south 9th
A FOR SALE -FOUR HORSES; SUIT FARM,
N grocer butcher business three days trial
given; half value 30 Blescker st.. near Bowery rear
The New York herald., 1878-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I oTTIE FOWLER. DISTINGUISHED TRANCE MEDI-
lIcal and Spiritual Medium. All 9th Hours, II 10 g.
The New York herald., 1878-12-19
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

Xxx EAST 23D sT.-BARGAIN, ELEGANT TOP
IJCPony Phaeton fine Single Harness. must sell to
pay storage: oner wRnted
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

A AUCTION
"A by VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY. AUCTIONEERS,
AT THEIR HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MAXI,
lin. III East 18Th 81, near 4th ay
TOMORROW (FRIDAYl, DECEMBER 10,
nj nc
The New York herald., 1878-12-19


IN TuE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
WHICH DRAWS TUESDAY, DECEMBER "a
7 AS THERE ARE ALSO sai OTHER PRIZES
AMOUNTING To SS7 V.a. THIS WILL BE SPLEN-
ACCEPTABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
WHOLE TICKETS 81.
Secure your Tickets In time.
WILLIAMSON 4 co., GENERAL EASTERN AGENTS.
500 BROADWAY. NEAR HOUSTON ST, NEW YORK.
Branch Office III broadway, Williamsburg
II FNTuCky STATE DRAWS DECEMBER 24.-TICk.
N cts 81 capital, xi5nn. sccund capital $spp; third
capital 5000 Louisiana draws January -; tickets 81
capital $.tDWn For full information ut Il. NATHAN
Isl and sss Broadway. Ohicc hours. A. ". until T. NJ
L. ENTrcKy DRAWS DECEMBER "a: CAPITAL,
NSt5U Tickets ~ sealed and risks received c.
BELL. ~ we-t 2i,th IT.
IL ENTUCKY STATE "cIIRIsTMAs DRAWING"
N TUESDAY. DECEMBER "a
CAPITAL PRlIE, S1J,un.
ONE PRIZE OF 5000; ONE PRIZE OF 5000.
sel FRIES, AMOuN NTING TO s67,925
WHOLE TICKETS, si
JACKSON 4 co. Bankers. - Nassau ST.. near Fulton.
II SEVENTH GRAND AND POPULAR DRAWING
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
At LOUISVILLE, KY. JANUARY ~. 1870
public scbuois Of Frankfort Nearly 2n prizes all cash.
aggrcgnting sii54oo; 5000; $1,000; 500; others
TiCKETS ONLY "a. HALVES ST.
H. PORTER CO., General Eastern Agents,
1,227 Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1878-12-19
BOARDERs WANTED.

AZRooms. with Board. $ and 81 per week.
| s)O WEST 23D ST.-DRLIGHTFrL ROOMS; SUNNY
-.fron Floor above paror aud dining excellent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-31
Hlnts 10 Those Calling Upon The SICK.


|. Offer your help in the name Of the
Church, saying, "Can our church do any
thing for you?' and DO ready either to
watch yourself, or furnish some one, u
watchers are needed.
.. Only call al the door, unless you ara
sure your friend Is able TO see you without
harm. r..... .....
3, Enter and leave the house, and move
about the room quietly.
4. Garry cheerful face, aud speak
cheerful words,
8. In order TO cheer, you need tell no
lies.
0. II your friend Is very sick, do mol
fall Into gay aud careless talk In the at.
tempt TO be cheerful. ...
I. Don't ask questions, and thus oblige
yOur friend to talk. ...... ....
s. Talk about something outside, and
not about tho disease and circumstances
oil the patient ..... .....
0. Tell the news, but not the list OF the
sick and dying. ......s
10. II possible, carry something with
YOU to please the eye and relieve the mon
otony Of the sick.rooni; flower or even
picture which you can loan for q
few days. .u.f VI
II, II desirable, some little deliraey tc
tempt the appetite will he well bestowed
l3. The perfume Of some flowers Is pois.
onous, and they should never DO carried
into the sick room, Especially Is this true
OF The tuberosa, olsander, heliotrope, by
acinth, orange, lilac, syringa and lilies,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-31

Kerosene will make teakettles as bright
as now. .,...,......... ......-
Salt fish are quickest and best ireshened
by soaking in sour milk.
Beeswax and salt will make rusty fiat
irons as smooth as glass.
A tablespoonful Of superintendent be
boiled with white clothes.
Blue ointment and kerosene in equal
parts is death TO bed.bugs.
Ripe tomatoes will remove ink and 9th.
er stains from white cloth.
A little sperm, or salt, or gum arabic,
should be put in boiled starch. '-a.
Fish may be scaled much easier Il dip
ped In boiling water for a minute.
Cool rain water and soda will remove
machine grease from washable goods.
In gravies and milk porridge the salt
should not be added until the dish is pre-
pared.
The jelly bag should be made OF flannel,
ten inches across the opening and about
half yard deep. 1t can be suspended by
strings between two chairs. f-
finely.rubbed bichromate Of potassa
mixed with twice its bulk OF sulphuric
acid and an equal quantity OF water will
clean the dirtiest brass very quickly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-31
saturdays steamer. to Europe.

New York Bulletin Of Monday. ....
Tho feet Of transatlantic steamers
which sailed from here OH Saturday, fol
points in Europe, was composed Of six
heavily laden vessels, their cargoes being
made up Of the usual diversified com
modities. Included among the items
enumerated in the manitests were such
specialities as game and poultry, oysters,
and cattle, for the London market. There
was also considerable fresh meat in the
refrigerator rooms, amounting all told to
$50 tons and $40 quarters There were
in all 455 head Of horned cattle, Of which
1870 were for Liverpool, III for Hull and
1874 for London. The aggregate shipments
Of some other leading articles were:
Grain, 1880 bushels; cheese, lS,46a
boxes; bacon, 0,677 boxes butter, 4,79s
packages; -four, 5,o7i barrels and u ,40C
sacks. Two Of the steamers cleared foi
London, one for Liverpool, one for Glas'
gov, one for Bremen and one for Hull.
The cargoes in detail were chiefly made NJ
~ follows:
Britannia, for Liverpool: S.ais boxes
bacon, 1851 boxes checse, l,69s pigs but
ter, 72l bbls and 1900 sacks flour, 500 bbls
sugar, 400 cases canned goods. $50 bag
clover seed, ~ bags coffee, 1885 ties pro
visions, $50 bbls apples, 4lo bbls oysters
17S bales cotton, SSl bales hops, 81 pkg.
game and poultry, 100 tons fresh meat.
Ethiopia, for Glasgow: 5000 bushels
wheat, 800 bbls and l, 500 sacks -four, l.,
500 boxes bacon, 1900 boxes cheese, ESQ
pkgs butter, 800 bbls beet, IS ties pork, /,
SO6 qrs fresh beef.
Australia, for London: 5,400 hoxel
cheese, $50 boxes bacon, 400 bbls and 8,
900 sacks -four, $50 tons oil cake, 50 pkg
lard, 100 hhds tallow, $50 bbls beef, so
cs canned goods, l39 head cattle, $40 qr
fresh beef.
France. for London: $500 bush grain
904 boxes bacon, G9o ties provisions, Oh
bb!s do, 1925 cases canned goods. OH
boxes cheese, 1900 bbls -four, $500 sack
do, 25 tons grease, s tics do, So ties tobacco
1917 pkgs mid do, GO tubs lard, 100 half Dbl
provisions, 5 tons leather, 90 bales hops
39S bbls apples, l9i head cattle, so tom
fresh meat.
Rialto, for Hull: 5000 hush wheat
1850 boxes bacon, 500 tca lard, IS Dbl
tongues, 1850 bbls and 200 sacks -four, u.
head cattle. ,"
Mosel, for Bremen: 100 boxes bacon
100 pkgs butter, 100 racks, 100 frkins AMI
100 kegs lard. so tics hams, 200 hhds AMI
$50 cases tobacco, $50 bales cotton, so Dbl
cornmeal, 100 bbls peas, 100 tons sundrics