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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-06
Sandwiches.


The cattle men of the Yellowstone are
busy with their spring '.round-llp.''
The new Billiard Hall is open.
\ pleasant social party was had at the
Young Mems Hall last Friday evening.
Good supply Of Cracke"s, &c, at Jockeys.
Col. j. II. ID. Chestnut has rented the
Bozeman Planning Mills for another wear.
Parlor Tables AT pon4lord's Billiard Hail.
Rev. Mr.. Richards will visit Chico next
week. and preach there Tuesday evening.
May llth.
CLEvELAND's GoLD-EDGE BUTTER at
y. LAMME & co IS
The Board Of County Commissioners is
IN session this week. and will adjourn to-
day or Tomorrow.
Blake "A" Whisky AT PoS,rouD's
Spring vegetables, such as lettuce. rhu-
barb, radishcs and onions, are plenty in
BoZcman and vicinity.
'''' '"ii AZ 'h. at l-p'hc. brOcerN House III
Bozeman.
Out of S1.3O0.000 appropriated by the
river and halbor bill the Yellowstone don't
get one cent Why is this thus:
Horses, Mares and Mules for sale by Brunett:
Any Kind OF grain taken in payment torthe same
The "rasshopper> Just commenced hatch
ing out in tie vicinity of Bozeman las,
week, and we now have millions of them.
POnsfoii's Billiard Hall is furnished wifi, new |
Tablee-'tnd T. srparnrp wont the saloon
liitchins has recently finished paintinp
an entire set Of shutters for the Pease man
sion, and they Will be put in position
soon.
we want TO trade humber for good, Young,
lively saddle pony.
j. j. TOMLINSON & SONS.
Work on Colonel Pierce's residence has
been temporarily suspended, no suitable
TIMBER for some portions Of the building
being Obtainable
Ponsford's Billiard Hall is separate from the
Saloon. Entrance one door East Of Basinski's
A grand ball will be given at the new
school house on the evening of July 4th
for the benefit Of the BoZeman Public
school. Everybody is invited. and a good
time is expect Il.
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AMERICAN And FOREIGN PATENTS.

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BY recent decision of the Commi ssioner all re-
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tention Civ IA TO infringement cases before the
Patent Office. Extensions before Congress. In
ffing9men suit, in different States, and all iti-
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Work on Colonel Pierce's residence has
been temporarily suspended, no suitable
timber for some portions Of the building
being Obtainable
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-06

ponaford's Billiard Hall is seperate from the
Saloon. Entrance one door East Of Basinski's
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BOks \
NE" TODAY.

Near Bczeman. May 3lst, 1873, to the wife of
John Matthews, L daughter
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-06

A grand ball will be given at the new
school house on the evening of July 4th.
for the benefit Of the Bozeman Public
school. Everybody is invited, and good
time is expect d.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-06

we want to trade humber for a good, young,
lively saddle pony
j. TOMLINSON & SONS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-06

liitchns has recently finished painting
an entire set Of shutters for the Peasc man
sion, and they will be put in position
soon.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-06

The cattle men of the Yellowstone are
busy with their spring ..round-up."
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-06

Don't fail tG buy al Jockeys Grocery House in
HnZnnan
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Blake "A" Whisky AT PoN>rouD'

I 1NS WHISKY IT VN'TVND
Spring vegetables, such as lettuce. rhu-
barb, radlshcs and onions, are plenty in
! BoZcman and vicinity.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-06

h"rses, Mares and Mules for sale by Brunett:
Any Kind OF grain taken in payment forthe same
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-06

The Board Of County Commissioners is
IN session this week. and will adjourn to-
day or Tomorrow.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-06

Out Of S7.30o,ooo appropriated by the
river and harbor bin the Yellowstone don't
set one cent. Why is this thus?
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-06

Parlor Tables al ponsiord's Billiard Hail.
Rev. Mr.. Richards will visit Chico neyt
week. and preach there Tuesday evening.
Nav Ilth.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-06

CLENELAND'S GOLD-EDGE BUTTER at
A. LAMME & co IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-03
WHO Is RESPONSIBLE?

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
saw In the HERALD Of last Monday an account Of
the inhumau treatment OF two mombers OF the
Twelfth regiment by Lieutenant Abe Hertz at Creed
moor Such conduct would not be tolerated .
moment the regular army and should certainly
meet with tho II deserves The oihcer should
maralled dismissed from the SERVICE and
trust brigade commander will that he IL made
an example or EIGHTH REGIMENT.
40 tn. EDITOR OF HERALD
Allow me 10 say word in regard TO the treatment
that Two privAtes OF Company X, Twelfth regiment,
received at Creedmoor at the HANDS Of Lieutenant
Hertz AZ n meeting of Company X. Twelfth regt
ment held ut tho armory tue 10Th inst., discus.
sion arose this subject and Captain Edward FacK.
stated that they punished py his ofdsre ana
that Lieutenant hortx responsible; that no
Uhe captaip) was In Lieutenant Hsrtz's place he
would IN ADDITION have gagged them deem u my
duty member OF the regiment 10 say that ! can
furnish witnesses that Lieutenant Hertz obeysd the
orders OF our captain and that no he captan) SHOULD
be- punished ana not Lieutenant Hertz.
TWELFTH REGIMENT.
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STREET RowDIEs.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Please call attention OF the captain Of the Tenth
precinct to the gang OF roughs who inest the lower
part OF Orchard every and the whole Of
Saturday ana sunday, insulting ladies as they 60 ny
RESIDENT
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
wish call tho attention OF the police captain Of
the Twenty first ward to three four young fellows
who may be found every evening on the northwest
corner OF twenty eighth street AND Third avenue.
They insult young ladies' who pasa and still the ON.
cars lei The IN stsnd there lust the same. j.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[NorE.-Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name and address "a
insure attention Compliments who unwilling 70
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing.
Write only ON one sias of the paper.-Ep HERALD.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-03
EXCURSION TICKETS ON sARANAc LAKES.

To EDITOR THE HERALD
desire call the attention OF your readers 10 the
contemplate swindlc perpctrated upon tho travel
ling public by the so-caled through tickets on these
lakes. The proprietors OF few hotels up hero who
boats have evidently conc0ctod o scheme 10 com.
one, rs they advertise. his they contrve TO do by
missing connections. The through ticket would
enable travellers to Two OF tie hoels
Tho ticket refer 10 Is one gotten up py these very
men aud not tho one issued In New York. VICTIM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-03
HERALD SATURDAY SUPPLEMENT
TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

and dssy E
POughkespsie Esogu. eonnecing with Ulster and Della.
a.y
NJ. pier "a North River foot Of Harrison st.
4 s.samsr x6EIrhi leaves ssoaty DA n.vs. Dssk,.
~ With E n ~ and ss d.
s EXCURSION t1fasie = riSKisrs. so CENTS
7 ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA,
IL via New Jersey southsrD Railroad.
New YU1e os Rive. as1 -
Long Branch ssnss s.9 S Ts :5'ts' 70
Ssa s PM aud Toms Riyss :; $50 4 Il. /. saSrA
yinsiana, Bridssssn and Atlantic City, Jpn
fAA'''sS aas :ss s$sf:s, ss,s
M OPEN rh s5zvs s!so A. h4 n Eo IA p NJ.
point sssa ss and
P%aK PIxSE Don. for Pos. Office City Han
ns ss Terry ssns .von and Erie
skAsb pein. for D..bro.e. stree. ferry to
J's;sy ck s sRd Peoples Line sssamsrs for Albany
SRI sTNssrest point for Christopher stree. ferry to
H i4Th sr.
2sD rNsarest point for Twsntythrd street ferry to
': ssS ~ G.y.
42D sT-Nearest point for New York Central Railroad
50rH ST.
5STH Sr.-Nearest point for Central Park
FOR UPTOWN TRAINS take east side station.
FOR DOWNTOWN TRAINS take side station.
FARE, 10 CENTS.
between the hours OF 80 80 A. NJ and
f.t r. NJ, when the fare Is 5 cents.
ROUTEFrom oSth ST. along 9Th and along AMity
st.; TO and along south 9Th Canal st. crossing into
and along West broadway to Chambers st. crossing into
ana along College place; to and along Murray to and
along Church and along New Church Norris
CONNECTS WITH THE FOLLOWING HORSE CAR
AT RECTOR ST., with for South ferry.
Al GRAND ST. with tor Desbrosses aud East Grand
street ferries.
AT BLEECKER ST.. with cars for east ana west
AT 9TH ST.. with for Christopher East Tenth
street ferries.
AT l4rH ST.. with Tor West Twenty East
Twenty-third and Thirt, Fourth street ferries.
AT 33D ST., with for Weehnwken ferry.
AT 59rH ST.. with for Belt Line Railroad.
WIN r. GARRISON President
NJ. VAN BROCKLIN, superintendent
NEW HAVEN, ,MERIDEN. hARTFOKp, sPKING-
IN Held, White Mountains and intermediate points:
steamers leave Peck slip E. r. at and IL NJ connect
ing IT New haven with special trains Particulars At por
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE To BOSTON
via Providence direct
A FULL. NIGHTS REST ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL.
The tay .S palace steamers MAssACHUsErTS and
THE OLD, Reliable sTONINGToN LINE,
tor all points East, from pier SO North River,
foot OF lay ST., at =. NJ
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GOATS IN CENTRAL PARK.

To TIKI EDITOR HgRALD:-
In riding through the PARK yesterday morning
noticed three four goats browsing delicate
and plants the roadside by the drive Cannot
the police Keep them out? They the east
drive, near Mount ST. Vincent's. every morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-03
FRUIT SKINS ON THE PAVEMENT

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Is there ordnance against throwing fruit skins
upon sidewaiksP II such things were thrown ON tho
Belgian pavements the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty 10 Animals would remedy the matter should
measures be- taken Tor the welfare Of individuals
this regard as we'll tor animals? A. L. h.
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F.: IS: 4 Is 9; ii Hsi.s e;-.'
Steamship CRESCENT CITY s.I Friday, August noon
'ss5$sssstf S; i'f isIaSDs
ssa = s7i apply at
NEw YORK ATD CUBA MAIL $. S. LINE FOR
From pier Il Fast River: ssP.M.
S. NrAaSaR& .Ss
eSs,s sasd a.p s VERA .n% wT Sfs
ISLANDS In connection with French and English steam
'''' ''-'' '''A : JAMES E. WARD CO.. iis Wall st.
UslrnD Sr AtfE s2HAa ssATlt LIMB :.
for st. Thomas Para r j.nsi9o Bahia and Rio Go
$3.50 tons Captain Sa.peH's Win sail for the above ports
rsisS .sssivsd q :. ri lines = Brooklyn
sss, same n"' UNDER poss
For ireghs engagements pssssge thsving elegant
9. II. MxLT0aY1 CO.. Agents. Office pisr 20 e. r.
ELORlDA DIRECr;-srEAMERs LEAVE PIER 20
s:'S PORT IT. sSy. s''s
ths south ana southwest oy 9. u; MxLLoK9 4 Co.
KfNs. 26I Brsaaw4y.
N y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL >. 5. LINE.
Sos bis6f sD YEA fossz
,r calling n Progrsso, CamDeacny aud frontera ~
6i!4 OF Asa1SGf9S isv:a. only, Tsassasy Aug q
Msssmoros. Ts%peo. Tuspan %asins close connection
wish ,is oass "a So
STEAM COMMUNICATES BETWEEN NEW YORK,
Os Thomas. Bs.S.aSs TsHid.S and Ds%s
gus, il and regularly tksrsaisr Excellent
s1S
F FSEERd ESs Fl 5aSEAa
ssaneet,oes to al parts ct VEST INDIES md and SOUTH
ns M g SSs
GAMMA August IS, for 81 JOHN (And rencs on home
EKTo GxsELEo. S. HADJI, August 10 1873 For de-.
ouTAEss g. s. aA IN AsSff g Broadway rs:Sx:y
TEXAS LINZ OF GALVESTON STEAMERS,
steamer ZIG oRASDE c.psain BOigs, win sail Sat
Through bills Of lading given Houston and all points
and henderson, Galveston, Harrisburg and san An
For Height passage and general inform alton apply to
G. II. MALLORY 90, Agents.
cooK so Siss II pisr 70 Eat ys; Rivsr or
NEW ORLEANS DIKE0E7rhE 3koMWELL LINE
1878, r NJ. from pier North River Insurance ct
fecsed at ope,h"lf per cent on our open policy
points the Mississippi River For freight
ply TO CLARK 4 SEAMAN, SO West ST.
AZ ORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS sTEA NsHIPs
Win sail rom pier SO N"rS vsr on Sasardsy Angus.
tor Galveston direct Through bills Of sing signed to In
Brownsyle Houston and All points Galveston, Har
ris.urg San Antonio and Houston and Texas Central
with the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company under
s 9e K viii % d.
For freight and other inform alton apply to
BOGEkT MORGAN, Agents,
office pier 80 North diver
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A pANGERous CORNER.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
Will the authorizes please take notice OF the dis.
graceful condition OF the southwest corner Of Canal
street and Broadway Cars were run there, but she
track having been taken away q very large hole ~
LETT III.
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wANrEp-MoRE CARS.

To EDITOR THE HERALD
Why do not the managers Of the Metropolitan Ee-
vailed Railroad put than two between the
hours OF Ave and sevsn IN the EVENING" The ara
crowded with people who not provided with ssats
COMFORT
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EXCURSIONS.
@PLYMoUfH ROCK.

Delightful daily family excursions up and
down the beautiful Hudson River.
10 THE RHINE OF AMERICA.
in Jarrett 4 Palmer superb palace steamer.
PLYMOUTH ROCK, Captain sam Martin.
STOPPING y good while at
WEST POINT AND NkwBURG.
where the scenery Is at its graLdeyt OPP
Iportunity given for visiting the United
states Military Academy or washington's
FINE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
!. MARINE BAND, GLEE CLUB, xYLO.
PHONE, BENT, the great eornet player;
ICHIMES, &c, &c-
KEFECTORY ON BOARD.
FARE entire grand excursion, so CENTS.
NC Children. rs cents.
BOAT LEAVE, every morning Qnclud-
Ing sundays from pier ! lat the Bat
tery). North River, at cas- O'CLOCK. ana
foot or 22d ST., North River. at 8 40 o'clock.
8. BROOKLYN PASSENGERS will take
ANNEX boat ut Fulton st.. 9:O5 A. ".
NO EXTRA CHARGE for transfer either
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A Ii. ABOARD FOR COLLEGE PoINT.-THE NEW
n steamer OSSEO will leave every sunday during the
summer As folows:-fason Market alp A N Grand
5Ist ST. $3.50 A. NJ. s4th st 10 A. NJ Returning leaves
College Point 80 +. NJ. Fare. 10 cents each way.
G.. II. LONGsTkEET. Superintendent.
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DRlGHTON BEACH.
BROOKLYN. FLArBUsH AND COMFY ISLAND
RAILWAY COMPANY

Trains from Prospect Park station the WInk
entrance Prospect PARK from 10 NJ TO ~ 80 r. NJ,
1T intervals of 10 aud 20 minutes
Returning leave
BRIGHTON BEACH,
Intervals Of Is 10 minutes from A. M to IL r. NJ
CONTERNO'S
Twenty third Regimsnt Band, OF BTooryn will give
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
AMI GRAND SACRED CONCERTS EVERY SUNDAY
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
ON THE PLAZA OF THE HOTEL BRIGHTON.
LEVY,
the Prince OF Cornst sooists will give Grand Selection
at each concert.
The following lines horse lead direct the Pros
poet Park Depot -tlabush avenue from Fulton ferry
Franklin and Nostrand South Seventh street
and foot OF broadway D. and the Bergen street line.
from Hamilton terry.
SINGLE TICKETS, 20 CENTS.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 40 CENTS
w r. DORWIN Superint a dent
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAu-oFfIoIAL
~ passports Of the Departments ri state issued al Post
Onics budins fourth story room 20 Take elevator al
northwest corner
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ID Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
DT0 charter for excursions Thos. Powell Gen.
eral sedgwck and Fort Lee barges Caledonia Repub
lie Anna; also Iona Island, Cold Spring, Columbia,
Rartsn Beach, Excelsior Park and Oriental Groves
b BRIGGS, Excursion Office, 3S4 West st.. opposite
b Chrstopher street terry. Is
Observation-Disclosures -B-B-B-B-B--B-B-B
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on DOMINION sTEAMshir COMPANY,
r sT g1s q sf5'H fSsi Fl
HssE ss YIN BEE ana SHs
WEB ar. and ribHSs
TH.Oaxh p...snssr tickets and bin: q lsdag e al. points
n receive. %. D is NfI' SoS S'
Office No. 1877 Greenwich st N. L. McCREADY President.
CAvANNAH. FLORIDA.
InvyasfoS. from pier Is Es:s H,SS yWSs3af:d.s.
Agent s''S!S GEs :;'s~ sks sSG ss!s.1s c
Agents " sdnssday steamer. 81 South st.
Agent 4 G. L. T.. BIS Broadway. GEORGE yoNGE
Agent G. X. r.. 400 Broadway.
aals4 ;sssl ~
EoR HALIFAX, Port 7 Jaw KEssVRY, PicToU AND
tn. frs. elias. :ss:%ss: cxskoLi .na woscEsrEH.
sSS:y ThSoasS sistss: 's sold 81
For r.ss;CI isiahs oshs. pSysieular. inquire of
o. @. PEARSON. 2i9 washington ST.. Boston,
AEE55AAs w NAEE I k5Sk; AND souru .xrR1c.
Regular bimonthy ssings from pier 81 North River
For KINGSTON. Js., and HAYTI-
Far HxYfi. G6I0XBix isTiiXUs on PxNXaEHa and
SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS (vis AspinwslD:-
Si':s elias. British built :;..@:l apsss srs.
class passenger ommodationG
PIN, FORWOOD CO.. General Agents,
No, 90 " all st.
III ALlFAx. N s., AND ST. JOHNS. N. r.. GROIN.
llwell lne.-Sts amships leave follows from
North Rive, -
ALn auesosy august 10
For passage (having exceliont accommodstions)
freight apply to CLARK SEAMAN. 80 West st.
FLORIDA DIRECT -sTEAMERs LEAVE PIER 20
East River. every Friday, At p. NJ. Tor Fern andnA
G T :; Ss.aa srS r0. %
Through freight and rates given to all points In
the South aud Southwest by G. II. MALLORY h Co.,
Agents. once pier 20 East River COOK, SON JEN
KINS, 26l broadway.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINK.
IN The Q first class so amships will sail at +. NJ.
pier Is North River foot Of Cedar for Havana direct
foows:-
SANTlAuO LIE CubA wednesday. august IA
For freight and passage having unsurpassed accommo
WiiLfxM r. CLYDE CO., No. Bowling Green.
MCCLELLAN, LULING 4 CO., Agents In Havana
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II AMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY,s LINE
IL for Plymouth, Chc~bourz and amburu.
POMMERANIA. August 4 GELLERT...... August ~
SUEVIA ......August IS FKISiA ......,..Auru.t ~
Rates Of passage 70 Plymouth London, Cherbourg Ham
burg aud ali points In ing thirst cabin sIO6 gold:
KUNnARDr 20, L. q. RICHARD k'BOAs
General Agents. General Passenger AGENTS
81 Broad st.. New York. 81 Broadway. New YORK
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TWILIGHT. TWILIGHT. TWILl0HT.
Leaving 22d st, n. r., s:45 A. NJ. 10th st.. r., o.
and pier N. n. 9l5; 22d ST. n r. :l5 r. NJ; 1Otn
I 3O. and pier N. r., 40.
sundays round trip. 40c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-25

fourteen miles without interruption. Tho
heights between which the Bosporus flows
like . broad river, rise towards the Black
Sea 70 an elevation OF 200 feet. Near tho
Sea Of Marmora. they are much lower and
nstter. but fall steeply, In many places
precipitately. drawn TO tho streams. This
formation Of the ground causes the batteries
on the shore to be commanded. and great.
ly facilitates an attack upon them BY land,
which could scarcely be prevented by the
detached forts In their gorges. Tho dis
embsrkation Of troops for this purpose on
the Asistic coast, would present consider.
able difficulty, - II 10 bounded almost on
every side by steep basaltic cliffs. The
nearest port on tho European coast ID
Kilios. aud this Is defended by q square
fort. with narrow bastions, and Q wall
twenty feet high but q landing might DO
effected by means OF fiat b0ttomed boats,
on any part Of the low sandy beach DO.
tween Kilios and Lake Dcrkos.
Amos IMPROBABLE.
II will be seen. therefore. that 90 long a.
Turkey holds the Bosporus aud the OAR
danslles, the city Of Constantinopls is al.
most impregnable TO an attack by water
from the north or the south. In order 10
open the Bosporus to . feet, II would be
necessary to operate two large armies. one
on the European and one on tho Aslatic
shore. - the batteries ON either side are
sufficient to prevent the passage, and even
then IL would DO no small task to capture
and silence the fortresses. Tho statesman.
ship Of England WAS never better displayed
than when she ordered her fleet 10 the Gulf
Of Izmid, before the Porto had the inclina.
ton or the nerve TO close tho Dardanelles
against her. She Is In q position now 10
she'll the city without . moments loss OF
time. should the exigencies Of war demand
II. Aud We may rest assured that all the
sophistry Of Bismarck will not induce her
10 withdraw from that position until peace
Ia definitely declared on her own terms. or
the Turkish Government gives her It's
guarantee that she shall resume II at any
moment. unehallenged by the cannon Of
the D~ardanelles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-25

A TrxAs newspaper says: "Grifir
is the rendezvous OF the Texas buffalo
hunters. men who make ii a business,
not to pursue the animal a. do the
sportsmsn. They use the needle gun
with telescope sights. and the firing Ia
done by q or two men only. who usn'
ally kill q drove Of forty or fifty ON one
or two acres Of ground. As o o AZ one
is killed. tho whole drove smell the
blood. collect around the dead body.
snuiing and paving. The hunter con.
tinuss to shoot them until the last one
bites the dust, As long as the men re.
main concealed. AMI the bufialoss Dc
not get their scent, tho game is mol
frightened.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-25
cuLpAsLs MISREPRESENTATION

The c. 4 q. shaft is getting to be a hu.
man .lsughter.housc --Ssys.
The above was copied from the Sings
Of the ed instant. the organ OF amuse-
ments In Virginia City. and would not
be deserving Of notice. dill Il not con-
tain an utterly false assertion. which
may produce in the minds Of some who
road that sheet. without knowing the
truth, AN idea that the managers Of the
c. x c. shaft aro culpably negligent and
careless Of the lives Of the men in their
employ. There Is not . man In the EN-.
ploy Of the California or Consolidated
Virginia mines who does NOT know that
every p~recaution which IL is possible to
take or practice is used by those mines
in tho protection Of their employees
They also know that no man. no matter
what his position in or about the mine
may be, can retain his place an hour IL
he exhibits in any manner the least neg
Iieencs. Now. the facts are that . far
less number Of accidents have taken
place In the &. 4 @. shaft since its sink
ing was commenced than in most shafts
of its depth. During the past year.
nearly or quite 500 tons Of ore. 1000
tons Of water, and nearly Il not quite