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New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
6ifamboals ano Railroads.
A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE.

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE.
lW and ST JOHN leave Pier No. il North River.
foot of week daY q D. m, connecting
At Albany (snuday morning erceped) with trains North
"''' W W. EVERETT. President
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFO.D, SPRING
j FIELD WHITE MoUNTAINA NrRhAi- and n.
tsruedlatr points leave Pier % L. H. daily
Sundays excepted At m snd II p M. connecting
&c Icke and baggage checked ga
Nrw.larg and CourLst- brooklyn Excursion to New.
Haven anu return. 81 oO
EOR RONDOU | and KINGSrON.-Land
1T West POnt, cornwall. NewbaTc, Marlboro,
Mnton. Poughkeepsi, hsoyu, connecting vita Ulster and
Delaware WsLkin Valley Railroads Steamboats, E
" BALDWIN anu THOMAS COIN ELL cavo DAILY At 4
.. m Pier 80, North River. loot Of Harrison-sL
Except Saturdays, when Thomas Cornell aycs az ..
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ON
~ DOLLAR for special united uctet4 Steamers
Pier 40 NurtA River, dlY. ncung Sundays, ~ H. for
New london. bOstOn, WOrceeleI, &c.
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" VIA THE FAl.I. RIVER LINE.
For special limited tickets, Ma nmoh ai,e steamers BIi
IOI. aUd PhONlpkNCt leave daily iucu
sundays al from Pier Is. North diver ~ iAr.
L6aveBroOkIyn. 4.5O p nj Jcrsry CITY, 4.JO D.
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On anu after Juy 7. 1879
Express Trains leaNe NewlOk via DesDrOsses and COrD
, . landt street Ferries as follows
aou. ~ gu 10 mto III a. M !. $50 = o. . q
e5O anu ~ D. III Sunday. 4:fD and D. D. i.3O. S3J
Boats "BoUhlyn Annex" all through trains
At Jrsy Cy, anordng speedy aud direct transfer for
BIOOklyn travel
Returning trans Ieavc Philadelphia l2Ol, 3:lO. S:j5 Z
1850 s $40 aud ii a. m iLmed Express, l3O D. m ,. 4.
$3.50. and $50 p IN On sunday. i:Ol S.2O S5A oOO and
TcSr Oifses No. go 944 Broadway. No. Astor
Uosr foot OF DcsbrOsscs and Coltandtss No Court
81 ara uOkli Annex Depot, foot OF tuOast Brook
Ns ia. ll6 AMI lis udson ST., Hobokcn Depot Jersey
civ Enigrant licAe' Office, No. 3 Batterypace
'rtsAN IA THOMSON. L.. A. FARMER
G.nrrai .iHligcr Genl Passenger Ag'L
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I B. LIPPINCOTT & co.
" have inst puhhshcGi

Os have inst puhhshodi
WITH GENERAL GRANT II THE EAST.
Nv JOHN NJ. BEATING. NJ. D. illustrated l2mo- EA'
ira cloth. 81 80.
BARrHOLON'S HYPODERMlC MEDlCAliON'
The Tream Of Diseases bv the ypodefni' M'tnou'
Manual Of Hypoiermic Medication by tobENl' -
THOLOW A. NJ. N. D., IL. D. Third edition h''i'o" az"
enlarged Illustrated I2mo. Extra CLOTH 81 90
4 POPLAR GUIDE TO THE TERMS IN Ar
AND SCIENCE.
NC RANKrs BROOKTs. Large lcmo. Extra c'oih'
81 90 ~
HISTORY OF TIE UNITED STATES.
For schools end Academies By JOSEPH r. DERRY
profo,sor OF Ancient Modem Languages In Wesevan
rmaIe COLLEGE Macon. GA. with Illustrations New ana
revised edition Uaf roam. 81 3d.
TIE CROSS.
A series Of Poems By CHARLES T. EICHARDsON'
I6mo Extra Goth. go cents.
ALIAS OF SKIN DISEASES.
PART VI
Pv LOUIS A pUHRfNG. VI. D.. author Of Diseases OF
the skin" Royal quarto Parcr cove. ~ 90.
=. For sale ny an BOOKSELLERS Or VIII be sent by mall
postage prepaid on receipt oi the plre. hy
J. b. LPpINCOTr 81 CO., Publishers,
10 and III Marie; A.. philadelphia.
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NO PHILADELPHIA
- PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD

TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEN.YCRk AND PHILADELPHIA
roureen Through each way daily three depots In
Philadelphia. Two In New-iork
Double Track, the most improved Equipment, aud Ehe
Fastest Time cOnslste teut absolute safety.
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NOTICE.-Proposas will be received at the
~ office Of the Department OF Public CHARITIES ana Correc
ceres provisions hardware leather For full inf rna
ton see CITY Record, for sale at No. city Hall
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NOR RRInGEPORT and all nnints ON NM
i EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

l. ARIA NGEMENr OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
Ol tOrtandt and ID sJrUsrs-ts;
i;GO D. M Tor Ea-tun. Bethlehem. Allentown. kethng.
Mauch Chunk. Hazlston, Nniaroy city, Ashland wilkes
harre. scranton and Tunk khaunock.
$50 D. m NiRnt Express daily iOr EastOn. Bethlehem.
Allentown. Mauch Chunk WiSrsbaiie Limifa. Ithaca
Gereva Auburn. Rochester bnnio NIAGARA ais Ahu tho
WesL Pullman -l.eping coaches rtiach'L
hDBf Altt, SUIT and Eng'c
General Eastern ONCE Church ana Cortanatsts
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pRovIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,

i via 4 evidence Direct
FJLL NIGHTS LkST. ONLN ~ NILES OF RAIL
I'M fANui.IIL fALACL ST .AAhH5
NASSAU A. l rhIIr, Captain Ray AIlrn.
RHODE ISLAND. captain Jesse Mott
utiy touudays exccpcdL from fler -
IJNet uOOt OF " Al toi.-sLl
saruYe Iiosion a VA. No intermedi4to
MLuiLgs Drte cen New IOI. a Providence
btaleiOven nd tcAeus secied al NOs "n' "'f 80 "a
b&4 BEusar.y Al Metropolitan ana tiitn ANchuciioea y
otJ hs Also, lt~uta sltt -
al pal onces 4nd atsl olcos Of West
pIrns
L. " FIiAlAh e.. n AgL II. =. DABCOCk, PrcsL
THE OLD RELIABLE STONlNGTON LINE
i FOR BO-TON AND ALL POINTS EAST
nj p. Tun Pier 80. North llyer foot of Jay ST.
special limited uckcts GOOD ONLY on 245 a. m col
Dtcg alI Al siODingon. sod Via this line from Ns"-lo-
W IsOstOn fOI al
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Cornorailon Notltes.

BOARD or EALED PRO
- POSAL~ accompanied With plans anu specific tions VII
D., received by tie SCHOOL TRUST -L7 oi thr twelfth
ar az the OF tr Board ~ EiurltO, corner ~ Grand
ST., until FRIDAY lac lih Jay oi NoNemner l-'
II. fu. ffr IS 4 ltliNf Hfu
ENTIIATlNG he schOohoIse in course ot erection
on irNinntuu-Avc, hriwreA 5fl ami lo iIh-ts.
ans ui YI.d'Hr hc aUd g.lsN nal lnNtnF
ton ca no rhe Office ~ thc superintendent OF school
Bullnes. No "a .ifard ~. tniid door.
-.Nrtfn- .l4 iic parties i
60 slr,l must rach witc hs name ani place oi
rr>iilu-n ou .al proposal
Two r. onsuir ana approved surce,, residents Of tins
cit. on. ga fir,t Boo ali cis.s.
goai Viii e considered from pnr.nns whose cha ae
e.. ado suirc.lrlt deln, VITA the Lodid uf Education
det fntI. responsibility nH'lIIl
The iu-s r,sCis the rlt 10 rel act any all OF the
~ " psNrD u ENapp
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

rTHE MISSES MASON will reopen their Eng
lsl aud french schoo ir Young ladies' and children on
Wednesday. october ]. tsot IeAinsonaye
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No
L 1tsi Broadway. ueaf i2dst-I binary, commeeiai ana
classical dolaftmtui,. HOBBY g. AKIN. Principals
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NEW-YORK andLONG BRANCH DIVISION

FREEHOLD and NEW YORK RAILWAY
4 Come oa Lowe foot OF Libony-sL for Freehold a
b.: 3. 1l.ij "a. u.. .6:lj !. 3d.
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Gcnrncrs.
ANNA RANDALL DiEIIL, teacher OF elocu
~ non, 80 UNIoN-sQCAhL cass every SATURDAY Al '

REST TEACHERS, American and Foreign,
I'D promptly provided foi families schools colleges }. w
: II .GMEInORN. 20 Eat lithst. Secretary American
~ ILll-llrl Us %
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- nITn W. FrETTERER lGottingcn
!, ,,T n, SILVA and MRS. BRApFORD'S

vi rcrtr. O9aen Itofma'sl theNsi fi''' 49,
c,,man o,rine Il Day school for Young lal's anu .nl %
~, No ~ W,s; y-flst Nors. VIII reopen H'Ptt,ui
bt % Anpcat ION NAV be made by lctlet OF peison"N
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-14
A SAD ACCIDENT.


Last Monday evening the garrison
ambulance team Of four horses with
Col. John Green, Maj. r. Collins and
Y y Calkins inside, became fright
ened at some blonses that were hang
ing near the road as they passed he
hospital. and the driver being unall4.
70 control them, they ran ID The hill
~ the direction Of the officers quar-
tiers The Colonel, Major and Mr.
calklns sprang out and were more 81
less stunned, aud for time II was
thought that none of them were ser,-
ous'y mart, but short time revealed
tue TACT that one Of the wheels
VI the ambulance had struck
Maj. Collins on the back of the head
The Post Surgeon was immediately
summoned and all was done for hin,
That medical skill could do. but I,ls IN
JnrIes were such that he died at s
O'Clock last evening. This sad acct
dent has cast gloom over our entire
city. Maj Collins has had command
q this Post the greater portion Of the
time for the last six years and by his
upright condnct and genial manners
ne bad won the respect Of the entire
community. Brave, honest, genial
and kind, all loved him. But he il
gone. May he rest in peace.
Che funeral viii take place at three
O'clock this evening.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-14

THERE is no doubt that the nawspa.
pers tell of some qneer things, but
then it must be remembered how
many queer things happen. Hele is
Il story told by the AbbevilIe (La. J
Aeridiona': "a lady residing at Cow
Island, lii this parish, wishing 10 set
hen. went into the field adjoining
her residence where some of her chick
ems had been laying and produced
some II eggs and placed them under
hen. When in the course of human
events the chickens were hatched, 10.
aud behold there came forth four
small sized alligators 1t is supposed
that alligators from an adjoining
marsh had deposited their eggs in the
field, and she, not knowing the differ
euce placed them under the hen. And
what is mere strange the alligators
follow the mother hen around the
premises as happy as a Colorado beetle
in potato patch"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-14
Arrivals at the Luna House.

c. c. Garrett, VIM. Bale, Ed Dooley, A.
Beard, f. f. Laid, Garden valley; VIM
o'Neil, Tiger mine; Miss NJ L. Tregas
kis, Pine creek; John Neal, W A. Neal
Payette valley; W.. S. Lovejoy, Jas. Kal
lum, Joe Weleh, Banner; Wiley Fox
Washington mine; ]. NJ. Cannady, Pho
neerville; A. Brown, city; Frank Hub
bard, S. Hoffman, Frank Nichols, VIM.
Low, G. w. Hunt, Kelton; Thos. Smyth,
Mitchell's ranch; Jas. Dymoke, ]. A.
Cravan, Boise City,
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s Double Curiosity.
Boise City Repub lean.

While Dr. Bnrge was sinking a
well on his block, in the new addition,
he struck a heavy vein of water at
the depth Of ten feet, which came
rushing in faster than the workmen
could lay up the wall. The high Pc
sition where the well was being dug,
wonld have indicated that be would
have to sink some thirty or forty feet
before striking water But more
singular phenomenon remains to be
told; with the first gush OF water
cane live frog. These statements
we received from the Doctors mouth.
The Doctor has an elegant mansion
nearly completed on ms premises.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-14

The plague of wild beasts and
snakes in India is extraordinary in
deed. Snakes alone in 1877 killed
nearly 1900 persons. and tigers, ele-
plants, leopards and other Wild beasts
nearly 5000 more. Efforts were
made atthe sane time to destroy the
animals, but without apparent rednc-
ton of the numbers. About 12T, goo
snakes and $4,000 wild beasts were
killed, and $4,000 We're paid in re-
wards for their destruction.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-14
Suicide.
Salt Lake Herald.

A dispatch was received in this city
Thursday night announcing that Tom
Kearnau, a party well known among
mining men aud others in this quarter
had sucided in ChaIlis on tue 4ih inst.
The weapon used was a pistol, and
the ball is said to have passed through
the brain. As yet no reason is given
for the commission of the act, though
there are many theories advanced.
Kearnan spent the greater portion of
last winter in this city and made
many friends.
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Held to Answer.
Winnemncca Silver SAFE.

James Wilson, who was arrested at
Boise City, Idaho, for stealing horses
from j. P. Anderson's ranch east of
Fort McDermit, and brought here on
a requisition from Governor Kinkead
on the Governor of Oregon, was ex-
amined yesterday before Justice 0s-
born and held to answer before the
Grand Jury. Wilson formerly resi-
ded in this county and worked for j.
F. Clark on the Humboldt river below
MIN City.
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Notice.

In the matter OF the estate of John Winner, de.
ceased.
ln Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho Territory
ES Office IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER-
q signed. Executor OF the estate OF John VIM
Der. deceased 10 the creditors of and all persons
having claims against. the said deceased exhibit
thsn With the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first puhliostion OF this notice TO
the said Executor. at his residence, on Suuaw
creek. in Boise county, idaho Territory
ROBERT BARBOUR,
Executor of the estate of John winner, deceased
Dated Idaho City, august -. Is.9.-aw.
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MOTHER to her little daughter Just
wen Years old: "What makes you
,VA 50 sad, Carrier" Carrie, looking
= !. uer baby brother three weeks old:
was Just thinking that in about ten
s1a's from now, when | shall DO ell
s company and having bsaux,
=. Soy brother of mine will be just cid
A'uSh to bother the life out of me.p
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-14

AMONG the Christians in the Middle
Ages leper died in the eyes Of the
law as soon as lie became leper, and
he church had burial service read
over him. After this he was separa-
ted from men and was virtually dead
to this world.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-14


III. HawIey.
Samuel 1. Clemens, better known
as Mark Twain" presided at Re
publican meeting in EImira, N. Y, his
former home, recently, and introduced
Gen. Jos. II. HawIey Of Connecticut,
as the orator Of the evening, Of whom
be said:
He is member Of my church at
Hartford and the author Of Beautiful
Snow Maybe be will deny that.
But am only here to give him char
acter from bis last place. As pure
citizen, ] respect him; as personal
friend Of years, have the warmest re.
gard for him; as neighbor whose
vegetable garden adjoins mine, why
why. watch him. That's nothing
We all do that with any neighbor,
Gen. Hawley keeps his promises not
only IN private bnt in public. He is
an editor who believes what he writes
III bis own paper. As the author If
Beautiful Snow he has added new
pang to winter He is broad-sonIed.
generous, Loble, liberal, alive to his
moral and religious responsibilities.
Whenever the contribution box was
passed | never knew him to take out a
cent. lie is q square, true, honest
man IN politics, and | must say he &c
cupies mighty lonesome position.
He has never siiirked duty or backed
down from any position taken IN pub
nc life. He has been right every time,
and stood there. As Governor. as
q, ngrcssman, as a soldier, as the head
Iof the Centennial Commission, which
increased our trade in every port and
pushed American production into all
the known world, he has conferred
honor aud credit upon the United
States. He is an American of Amer
leans. Would we had more such
men, So broad, SO bountiful is his
character that he never turned tramp
empty handed from his door. ut al
ways gave him letter of introduction
10 me. His public trusts have been
many, and never in the slightest did
he prove nnfaithful. Pure, honest, in
corruptble, hat is Joe Hawley. Such
a man in politics is like bottle of
perfanery in glue factory-it may
modify the stencil if it doesn't destroy
it. And new. in speaking thus high
l. of the speaker of the evening, l
haven't said any more Of him than l
! you'd say Of myself Ladies and gen.
tlemen, this is General Hawlcy."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-14
PostoMce Hours.

During week Gays, until further notice,
he Postoffice viii De kept open from seven
!. NJ. until nine 7. NJ.
Sundays from half-past twelve to one,
nd from four until six T. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
spencd at all on Sundays; and no Money
order business will be transacted on Sat.
Irdays after four O'Clock p. NJ
$. Q. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec. 3, 1873. Postmaster.
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IAREf HANlhD anu MISS Nellie
Dodge were married at Centerville
last Monday night.
BISHOP FUTILE, ia speaking with
Judge Hart after visiting the public
school Of this city, said: prof. Gil
bert Butler is the best teacher in Ida
no Territory, and he is one Of the best
educators | ever metz
THE Elmira Company ale making
their final cleanup, and it will be a
big one
FRANK MILLER, whom all pioneers of
the BASIN remember as a lawyer Of
this city, and a man Of extraordinary
ability, Is now Secretary of the Pho
neer Association Of ltl.ica, Gratiot
county, Michigan. An interesting pa
per, which is published in a local Jour
bal there, was read by him to the AS
ISOLATION short time ago.
DIPFHRRIA is again raging in East
eFl Oregon. Several children have
d'ed, and uany more afflicted with the
disease are not expected to recover.
An Idaho man committed suicide
the other day. He left as his excuse
mat he wanted TO get there before
all the BEST claims had been taken up.
The rush of murderers to the heaven
y ledge is, indeed, calculated to make
even the stanchest Christian feel lit
tie sdaky about his prospects, says
las lrreligious Nevada transcript.
Turkeys disapprove of Hayes last
Proclamation.
Mr. JOHN KEANE has gone down to
Inc Payetts valley on visit.
Mr. JESS BRADFORD is having beau
'''ai renee put around the yard at his
residence on Montgomery street.
u there energy enough left in Ida
ny 0i'y to put Some movement on foot
=" get up bedrock huming company?
bLAcKLEG has made it's appearance
-uiohs the cattle in Marsh valley.
okE taxpayers notice in this issue
LIE weather has been quite stormy
s'uce our last issue, aud the ground is
u0w covered with snow.
Mr., 4. A. GoopLIFFE returned from
a's "Trip to Fall creek yesterday. He
'u'ofms us that the Belshazzar Com
pa"y are running tunnel on their
s'ue which is looking splendid,
''0p'hg will be commenced in about
WV weeks. There was sixteen inches
snow there when he left, and the
''orm still raging
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postgffice at Idaho CITY.
Boise Co. 4. IT,, on the 14rh day of Eoveri,.
Der which, II not called for within thirty
days, viii be sent to the dead letter Office.
G. DriscolI, ] Harley, e. p. Hatfield. \.
y Mathews 2, T. II. Spicer, Burt Rock. s.
-. Vigus.
Persons calling for any of the above let
iers will say ADVERTISED 2 and give Gate Of
S. C. SILSBY. p. III.
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SAM. DAVIS, when he went to Car
son the other day left large sum OF
money behind him to build new
church with. In fact, he left all the
money there was in the world. Such
piety will keep him poor.-[Vir
City Footlight.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-14

a RECENT census q tIe population
of Kansas makes the population Of
that vigorous young State at this time
inst inside $50,
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NOTICE.

Estate OF Samuel Stewart deceased
as Office Is HEREBY GlvEN BY THE UNDEE-
SO signed. administrator OF the estate OF Samuel
Stewart, deceased To the creditors and all psr-
sons having claims against. the said deceased 10
exhibit them. With the necessary vouchers zithin
ten msaths after the first publication of this notee
to the said administrator, his Office in Idaho City
County OF Boise. and Territory OF idaho.
JONAS ". BROWN,
Administrator.
Dated al Idaho City. June IL. lS70-Aw.
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Low Prices.

Hair cutting 80 cents and shaving 25
OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
Two doors below Kingsley's, Wall street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-14

TwESrY-FIvE boys and girls call
Queen Victoria grandmamma in sew
eral languages.
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M, Il. Church Appointments.

Appointments for Grand Ronde and
Boise District, Columbia River Confer
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Local NEWS.

CAREY HAyIRD and Miss Nellie
Dodge were married at Centervllle
last Monday night
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s. G. sILSBY, p, NJ
, 1879-12-11
Exports of Live Animals

The Chief of tho Bureau of Statistics
reports that the value of the expor S
from the United States of live animals
Of all kinds increased from SJ.S44, ,603
during the year ended June 80, 1878,
to $Il, 4S7,754 during the year ended
June 80, 1879. brN
OF the total exports Of live animals
during the last fiscal year, I per cent,
were sent to Great Britain.
The value of the exports of cattle in
creased from $3,S90,8l9 during the
year ended June 80, 1873, to $S,379,-
200 during the year ended June 80,
1879.
OF the total exports Of cattle during
the last fiscal year, 79 pr cent were
shipped to Great Britain. The value of
the cattle exported to Great Britain in
creased from So, 2,40S,S43 during the
year ended June 80, 1878, to $6,6l6,1l4
during the year ended June 80, 1879.
1t is believed that the improvements
which have been made and are still in
progress for eAectlng the speedy trans
portation of cattle, and for securing
their comfort and health both on rail
road cars and on shi picard, viii result
in large and constant increase of the
exports Of cattle.
Under the present facilities for di-
rect shipments on through bills OF
lading from the northwestern States of
Europe, the persons placed in charge of
the cattle at the interior point of ship
ment, in many instances, accompany
them throughout the entire journey to
Liverpool, thus securing greater eff
hciency in the care of the animals. -
, 1879-12-11
WIND9 GARDENING.


Home can be made attractive these
cold, rainy days, by few pots Of
plants In thr cast or south Windows.
DO not, however, have too many, 10
that they will interfere with the
light. II 1t is possible, get few iron
brackets that can he fastened TO the
castings Of the windows with scre VS..
They can be found at most OF the
hardware stores, costing from 37iC 10
50, according to the number OF places
for holding pots. They arc supported
by movable hinge, 80 that they can
be swung away from or in front Of the
windows. Get some bulbs--hyacin-
this, crocusses, tulips, or any other
bulbs-planting them firmly in pots
or bowls. Keep them In a dark
place for about four weeks, then
bring to the light Of day and they
will soon repay you with delightful
fragrance, keeping in bloom for a
lotg time. A Gala lily should be
found In every house; they like warm
water and will bloom better II treated
with quite hot water; their dark
glossy leaves alone, are beautiful.
Some geraniums are abundant
boomers, requiring plenty Of light.
Fuchsias are easily grown and fine
boomers. Begonias are cultivated
mostly for foliage, and IL you have
plenty Of room, get one. The little
tea rose should have corner, too.
These larger plants will have to be
put on firmer supporters, and as there
are not many people who can afford
Is spare much room for plants, it Is
best TO make a selection of a few
which give most satisfaction, taking
good care Of them, discarding the
numerous othe. plants that lumber
the space so as to make window
gardening a nuisance. Better leave
the common plants out to take their
chances through the winter and have
q few pots of really beautiful flowers
to which you can devote good atten-
tion. Plants must have plenty of
light and fresh air, turning them fire.
quently so that their growth will be
symetrical. Pick off the dead leaves;
do not water 100 freely and see that
the drainage is good, or the earth
will get sour. A hanging basket is
attractive if it doesn't hang where
tine men will hit their heads against
it. The pleasure of flowers in the
winter is often spoiled by desire to
keep too many over winter, filling up
all the sunny corners that should be
used by the family, and real pleasure
can only be found in having few
choice plants and taking good care of
them.