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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
ATTORNEYS.
ATTORNEYS.
Il. r. whitehill. Main street, Gold Hill.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Pipers' Opera House. Virginia City.
BANKERS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
Pipers' Opera House. Virginia City.
BANKERS.
Agency Nevada Bank Of San Francisco,
o street, Virginia City.
Bank Of Virginia, "a South Q street,
Virginia Savings Bank. IS South @
street. Virginia.
BROKERS.
I. p. Drsxlsr d Co.. Office in Odd Eel.
lows Building. Virginia City.
L. b. Frankel & Co.. Main street. Gold
Hin.
r. q. Ralston. Main street. Gold Hill.
T. B. McGurn. LOG South o street. vir-
gfnis City.
Deusisss 4 Thompson. 50 South @
street. Virginia City.
W. b. Clarke 4 Co., 81 South O street.
Virginia City.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Rsfnstsin & Wolf. Main street, Gold
q. Aronson, Main street. Gold Hill.
A.&J. Rich. Sc South @ street. Virginia.
Abrshams Bros. & Co., 1 8South q street,
Virginia.
Banner Bros. Corner @ and Taylor
streets. Virginia.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
O. H. Gallup. in Maynard Block. Main
street. Gold Hill.
Il. n. Gillespie. opposite Nrws office,
Main street. Gold Hill.
DRY GOODS. ETC.
Alex. Cshn. Odd Fellows building.
Main street. Gold Hill.
DENTIST.
W. o. Conwell. 206 Main street, Gold
Hill.
A. Chapman. $50 South O street, vir-
FANCY GOODS.
y. n. Gillespie. Main street. Gold Hill.
FOUNDRIEs.
Gold Hill Foundry. Lower Gold Hill,
George Emmett. proprietor.
FULTON Foundry. on the Divide, W. II.
Ickhart, Superintendent.
Virginia Foundry, on Railroad. near
Julia mine. Virginia City. Fraser & Cum
ming. proprietors.
FURNITURE.
r. W. Grant. Main street. Gold Hill.
FREIGHT DELIVERY.
Thomss Gallagher. Office near railroad
dspot. Gold Hill.
GROCERIES,. PROVISIONS. ETC.
Az c.han Min .,rse,. Gold Hin
opposite Maynard Block.
y. Lemery, Main street, Lower Gold
Hill.
Robinson q Folsom. Main street. Gold
Hill. -.
Richard Mercer Main street, COLD
N Mill. c...u.. v,,,,,,.
os ' ~ ~
HoryIs AND RESTAURANTS.
steamboat svripc. Hotel. John 4 Matt.
psnn nronr;s,ors
: 6spitoi Rotisserie. in C.pit.l saloon,
Main street. Gold hin ID. !. Radoyich.
Proprietor.
Cold Hin Bakery and Restaurant, Main
street. Gold Hill; ]. =. Becker. Pro-
p~ristor.
City Bakery, a North @ street, Virginia
Oily; Ftxmsier 4 Armbrust. Propris-
tsrs. -.
French Restaurant. Main street, Gold
Iii; Geo. Duprey, Proprietor.
HARDWARE.
dsllstin 4 Folsom, Main street, Gold
Hin.
LAUNDRY.
Pioneer Laundry, north Of Virgins
City; q. W. Hall, Proprietor.
MARKET,
L. T. For. Main street, Gold Hill.
NEWS DEPOT.
Matt. II. Gillespie. opposite Nxvso Office,
Nal. stree,. doldrHili.
OMNIBUS LINE.
Bsnns.t. Bro,hers' running betveep
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m losa nals money fass.r q work for M tbsn
a anything elss. Capital pot required; W
.tll sssst yoa. si2 p, day q bone 3
thastsisSuyUhast 20 uork for ~ Nsv . IL
vmA. Csst(y qutat and tsgus free. Address
thS ~ TBU1 q co., Augusta ,Hsi1es
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TINION CONsOLIDATED slLvEH

TINlON CONSOLIDATED SILVER
u MINING COMPANY Location Of prin.
cipal place Of business, Ban Francisco, Gall.
fornis.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby gven. that q q meeting Of
the board OF Directors, held on the eth day Of
June. 1879. an assessment mo. 49, OF Two
Dollars ISL per share was levied upon
tho capital stock OF tho corporation. pays
BILE Immediately, In United States gold csin,
to the Secretary, at the ONCE OF the Company,
Room Z. second door, No. NV California street,
can francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the seventh day Of July,
1873, will be dslinquent, and Advertised for sale
ct pubic auction, and unless payment 10 made
before, will be sold on THUksDAY the twenty.
fourth day OF July. 1878, TO pay the Delinquent
assessment. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
]. II. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
0fhce-Room {, second door, 800 California
street, ban Francisco. California.
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D~ELISQUIHf SALES.
pRILLIAAr INNING COMPANY.-
Location Of principal place OF business,
Ran Vr~n~ts~r N~ufc~uf

Location Of works. Storey county. Nevada.
Notce.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowingdescribed stock. ON account OF assess-
ment QSo. 81 levied on the 18th day ofhAy.
1879, the several mounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. - fol-
lows;
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OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAKE ADvERTlsERs
WHO THEY'VE THEREBY.

AAvsrsssisg Busiaess Creates Basi-
ness-Prselss and Prosperity Fol.
lev THAT % the Experience Of
All whe Have Tried h
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A MERlCA hInIsa COnPAN

okn ErAncltco, OsilIOruib.
Location Of works, Gold Hill District, Storey
county, btate OF Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ct . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the ninth
day Of Nay, 1879, an assessment mo. u 81
Twsnty.nys Gents per share was levied upom
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Secretary, q the ofhcs Of the Company, Room
no. Is. No. 20 Montgomery street. Ban Fran.
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the eleventh Q1th) day Of
June. 1879. will be dillingham;, aud advertised
FOR sac 81 public auction, and unless payment
ID made before win be sold on SATURDAY, the
twenty.eighth (2sthl day Of June, 1879, 70 pg
the delinquent assessment, together with costs
OF Advertising and expenros OF sale.
By order Of tho Board OF Directors.
RICHARD B. NOYkS. Secretary.
Ofnce-Room No. Is, No. $40 Montgomery
Street, San Frsnciioo. California. l0td
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OsTPONRmRN

At Q meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of the
1879, the date Of desmins stock delinquent for
assessment No ] was postponed 10 fRlDAy,
June twenty seventh, 1878. aid the date OF sale
70 MONDAY. July fourteenth, 1879.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
u RICHARD b. MOVES, eecretsry.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
CEaREaArED EUR0PA INNING

CEGRE0ATED EUR0PA INNING
y oonpsny.-Locstion Of principal place oil
business, San Francisco, oalifornis.
Location Of works, Storey county, State Of
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that ct . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the eth day Of
April, 1873, An assessment No. ~ OF Twenty.
Ave Cent? per share WIS levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin. 70 the Secretary. q
the once OF the Company, Room Is, No. w
Montgomery street, Ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of Nay.
1873. vii. DO delinquent, and Advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless paJ ment ID
made before win be cold on TUESDAY. the
nth day Of Nay, 1879, 70 pay the delinquent
aseessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
RICHARD B. MOVES, Secretary.
omcseRoom 10. No. 80 Montgomery street.
San Iranctsoo, California. ed
P0sTPONRMRNT.
Al meeting Of the Directors Of the above
COMPANY, held on the eth day OF Nay, ISIS, the
dsts OF deeming stock delinquent for sssess.
ment No. ! WAS postponed 10 SATURDAY,
NAY TWRNTY.RUUkTH, 1872, and ths day Of
sale 10 Monday. June .. lyio.
By order Of the board Of Directors.
std RICHARD b. hOYRs. ssorstary.
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M.Z.!:S., S 81 -: s.i'''s':''' -
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asREbY aryEr THAT ASSESSMENT
i No: I. q my c.ots Pc .h.ss. % he CAP.
ykR MINING ooHPiNY hss BEEN s.ScipSsd.
~ erdsf Of The Board Of Dirsctors, June 10
isW. II. VS.. McoULLOu0H, sesrstary.
ittd
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walker Co. Trustees.. xB.. .l00. ...2o =. Il
waksneld 8 B / %, Trusts. sks....ib.....y7 70
Wilson 3 Hutchinson, Trus
90
tees. ..oOO.. .lOO. ..1o .. Il
tsss 1884,. 80. Ia 20
Yost d 2 4 Co. Trustees. .... COL. . 60. LII 50
Zlnns o I, Trustee ........ 1877. ...6 go. 40 :,
Zinns OF do .........s 10.. 49,. g Is
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And In ACCORDANCE with law. and an order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the sixth DAY
OF Nay, 1873. many shares OF each parcel
OF such STOCK ~ MAJ be necessary VIII be- sold
AZ public auction. q the once Of the company,
No. as California street Union insufancs
Buildins). San FrAncisco. California. on MON
DAY. the thirtieth day Of Juns, lsr0, q the
said dsiiaausss s.Ss:.nsss thereon. toS.sSsgr
with costs Of sdvsrttdnR and sxpensss Of the
JOSEPH oRUss, Secretary.
ofhceSls California street Union lnsur.
ancs Buildins). ean Fisncisoo. Cal. 1sl2td
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SEQ. 10. Every psrton. nrm, association.
or corporation engaged IN carrying Of business
a carpenter, builder. blacksmitn. wagon maker
or w~heelwrisht. gunsmith. watch or 1eweiry
ner, painter, saddle or harness maker. shall
pay Quarterly for . license 70 carry on the
came, according TO his or their averxgs month.
y sales or receipts. ~ In the following
schedule: -.
First Class-Monthiy sales or receipts, eight
ffteen dollars.
second Clus-Monthiy sales or receipts
under eiaht hundred dollars, quarterly license,
tan dollars.
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SEQ. 10. Eysry person or arm engaged in the
business Of carrying on . barber shop shall
pay, quarterly, for Q lioenes 70 carfy on the
anna, according 70 his ofthsif ayerAgs monthly
business or rsosipts. ~ In the following
schedule:
'Iint olass-Ncnthiy business o. receipts eve
hundred dollars or ovsr. quarterly hesnss. tan
second Csu-NoutAly business or rscsipts
three hundred and nfty dollars Or oysr snd
under nve hundred dollars. quarterly license,
Third Ciss-Nonthiy business or receipts
one hundred and any dollars OF over and under
three hundred md nfty dollan. quartesiy
license, four dollars
Fourth Ciass-Honthiv bvslness or receipts
undsr one hundred and any dollar, quarterly
liosnss. thfss dollars. fvlI
WILLARD xAnIxs.
src. II. EysU persen or urn snoesd IN the
business Of keeping . billiard tahs OF billiard
tables for public uss % hire shall pay. quif.
ssrly. fos . tssnss therefor. according 70 hh o.
thsf sysyg nosthls rscslpt, ssda the fol.
81 6isss-xoatap s.e.ip.s two hundred
Solisn q ovss' ssasssFty license. tvSsss DOL
NV =
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found guilty Of refusing 10 admit deputy
marshal into the place where the polls we're
held, when he had been called in by tho
United States supervisor to keep tally OF
the votes, and were sentenced to pay fine
and costs.- The trial of number Of persons
for violating the United States election laws,
will follow.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Bank statement: Reverse increase, s..
500.
FOREIGN.
London, Jan. l8.-Edwin Mathew Ward,
artist, committed euicide.
THE CONSTITUTION.
The United States ship Constitution sails
for New York in three or four days. She
is apparently unipjured.
WESTON.
Weston started this morning from Royal
Exchange to walk over highways two thoua.
and miles in one thousand hours and deliv-
er fifty lectures.
AUSTRIA DISsENT5.
Vienna, Jan, lS.-It ia stated to be not
true that Austria consents 10 the prolonga-
tion Of Russian occupation in Eastern
Roueml;a.
EASTERN EoUMANIA.
St. Pee. sburg, Jsa. lS.-The "Agence
Rur {" fays 'he pronns@l 10 extend the ilDc
tons Of the commission for the organization
of Eastern Roumani;, has received the as
sent of the old powers if such prolonga,ion
does not constitute violation Of the treaty
Of Berlin.
AN UNSATISFACTORY ANSWER.
Rome, Jaa. 1S.-Iu the Italian chamber
of deputies yester rday Signor Depretes, pres.
idert of the council, in reply to an interro.
CATION by Signor Ericoli regarding the dis
appearance Of Colonel Golat and what steps
the government had taken in the matter, re-
capitula'ai the fac,ssnd stated that potwilh
sanding the mos, dilieent eff rts OF the Its
iau government aud Is agents nothing had
been >aer'aiped throwing light on tas
mv:'e"y. He tia ted the Iralaa govern
menl would not TAI! il the duty incumben
upon it of making s>a.chiue
isquiry in the Case. Signci Ericol
was dissatisfied with the
reply. Hc.insis.el that the Roumanian gov
ernment was responsible for the disappear
ance and declared ii the Italian governmen
did not make itself respected in III
matter and take such sieps as appeared t.
him sufficient he should move vote {,
waa. of confidence in The government,
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rELEcRAPHlc BRevlTlEs.
FAILURE.

FAILURE
New York. Jan. 1S.-Henry Zsllner.
brewer. OF this city, has failed. Liabilities.
Sl5O,OOO.
RAILROAD DIVIDEND.
Montgomery, Aa-Tne Mobile & Mont
gomery railroad declared semi-annual div.
ideud of ~ per cent.
MlsusED FUNDS.
Boston, Jan. l8.-Tne property of the
Massachusetts Home Missionary 50.
ciety. which its late reasur.
er, Chas. Demond, was said to have misused
amounts to about sixty thousand dollars.
The trouble arises from unauthorized in.
vestments by Demond, which justified his
action by the custom Of the former treas.
urer, making investment, in bebalf Of the
society.
THE WEATHER.
Piltsburg, Jan. l8, 10 q. n.-The weather
moderated last night, and at Q p. M. a steady
'irizzling rain comMcnced, which continued
all night. The ice in the river, though soft,
kept it, place until this morning, when il
broke and sorsed in the Ianghioseny above
West Newton. Al Brownsville, at 9 a. IN.
the river was twelve feet two inches, aud
rising. The ice moved about two feet aud
stopped. The Allegheny at head water,
was not changed siacc yesterday. although
the weather ia mo,lera;inx there al.o.
VIOLATING. ELECTION LAWS.
Baltimore. Jan. lS.--In the United State,
court TO day. VIM. A. Forward and Thom
- Cook, judges Of election Of this city, wes,
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FIRES.
HEAVY Loss IN NEW YORK

New York, Jan lS.-The fire last night
al Worth and Chu.ch street will cause, il il
sid. The suspensio, six or eight small in-
surance companies. The block in which
the fire occurred was regarded as valuable,
in goocs stored there, as any single block
in the city.
Twelve engines all morning were throw
ing streams of water on the ruins of the
Worth street fire. The following is the in
snrances on the building: $69O0O in twelve
companies Schnable Bros, Sl75,OO0 in
twcn,y-eight companies Male & Co, $780,
900 in 81 companies; Foistman & Co.;
$l75,0O0 in twenty companies; Walken-
shaw s voight, $4,000 in sixty compan,
les; Thompson, L'rgdon 4 Co, $4,000
in twelve companies; Van Valkenbprg,
Leavitt & Co, 1892 900 in one hundred aud
one companies. Losses are still estimatedtat
four millions. Boston ha. SIZE, 600 insur-
ance.
In the insurancss Offices everybody isiat
work a:certaining to what extent the COM
pany is interested in the h.e. One OF the
pre- iden's remarked, "if we have few
more fires like these this week you must
expect apauic amoog companies. As tits,
l hsar couple of companies heavily inter-
es.ed are in a very lame way"
TRADE DOLLARS.
Washington, Jan. is The house committee
on coinage authorized Mr.. Maldron to pre-
parc a bill for the redemption of trade
dollars at par and to prohibit its further
circulatio6in the United State,. The ques.
ton whethefit. coinage for exports shall
be permitted was not disposed Of Mr.
Vance wa authorized 10 reporta bill in
troduced by Cummings to provide for the
redemption in leSa! tenders Of subsidiary
s;'ver coin and for the REISSUE thereof
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The House Committee on Coin
age ReIegates to Oblivion
the Unfortunate Trade
Dollar.
A Fire In New York Which Breaks
Up Several Small Insurance
Companies
More Moderate Weather Prevails at
the East and Rivers are Break
ing Up.
CONGRESSIONAL.

HOUSE.
Washington, Jan. ls.-The Geneva award
bin was taken up as the regular order Of
business.
After some discussion the previous ques-
ton was seconded and the main question or
derere.i, the understanding being that Mr..
Butler should be allowed fifteen minutes,
aad Knott as much as he desired, before the
vo,e was taken.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
ATrsMpreD JAIL DELIVERY.

ATTGMPTED JAIL DELIVERY.
Cincinnati, Jan. 1S.-At noon Yesterday,
eight prisoners attempted to escape from
tee jsilsz at Oweniown, Kentucky. They
knocked down The jailors brother, Rober1
Moore, who dad charge, and fed, but Moore
Iregaining his fee drew revolver and fired
the ball passing through the body OF VIM
ssavyers as he jumped out Of the window
the wound proving fatal in short time
Sawyer had beer, confined for bu u-glary.
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WASHINGTON.
-FOUR PER CENT.

FOUR FER GEM.
Washington, Jan. 1S.-Tne subscriptions
REDEMPTION OF BONDS
Washington, Jan. 19.-The secretary of
the treasury calls to day for the redemption
of $2O,Ooo. Gao of $ % bonds of 1865, con.
eols nf 1868.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAP H
s WALL, STREET.
New York, Jan. Is.
Money-2@3c.
TGoverments-Gen firm.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Jan. lS.
WHEAT-Quiet; sales none at call; No.
2 January. Sl.l0 bid.
RYE-Dull.
CoRN-Quiet; western mixed, 443 @47sc.
BARLEY-Quiet.
QArs-Quiet; western mixed, 30@32c.
PoRK-Firmer; $40.
LARp-Firmer; s6.25.
WHIsKY-$l. TO-
CHICAGO.
Chicago Jan. Is.
WAEAT-S,eady and firm; S2ac for
cash; S31c bid for February SAC for
March.
CoRN-Firm and steady; 29Sc bid for
cash: S0@S0sc for February; 30sc for
March.
OArs-Dull and unchanged.
RYE-Dull and unchanged.
BARlEY-Weaker; Ole February.
PoRK-Strong. active, excited and higher;
Ss.65c cash $50 for February; $S.s2!c
for March.
LARD-$5.S7!c for cash; S5.95 asked
for February $6.05 for March.
WHIsKy-Sl.O4
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Jan. Is.
WHEAr-Unchanged hard, 94c; No.
], SIC; No. 2, sS!c for cash s5c for
| March.
CoRN-Steady; 29c
OATs-l9c.
I RYE-42c.
| BARLEY-S3c.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-28

from this port last week were only $6,OS5
gold. against 81, 1862, ,s1s for the correspond
ing week last year. and sS217,79O silver against
S215,493. Virtually no gold goes abroad, al
though tho value of bonds taken back from
Europe has undoubtedly been much larger
than the value of bonds sent thither, and the
difference is met by the excess OF exports or
produce. But if the United States bonds go
abroad in largely increasing amounts, there
viii certainly be a nearly corresponding move
ment Of American railroad and other securi-
ties to this side, because an amount OF capltai
by so much the larger will be left seeking per-
manent investment here after the new four
per cents have all been placed.
The general buOyancy of the bond anu
stock markets has more substantial founda-
ton than the rumors which are so freely enl-
poyed to support particular stocks. The
great fact in the situation is that persons who
have held more than 800, 100000 of six and
five per cent bonds, now TO be redeemed, have
failed thus far, and will fail to the end, to
obtain Government fours in place OF the
bonds retired This is now rendered GER
tain by the character OF the settle
ments made for the newly placed
bonds, at least SlOU,OOO,OUU VI 'hO"
having gone into the hands of holders who
were not the possessors of the bonds redeemed
Many believe that the amount is still larger
Some of this dislodged capital will find en-
poyment in manufactures and mining, but
very largo amount remains to be invested III
the securities of railroad or other corporations.
1t is fortunate, just at this time that the
collapse of the "great b0nanzas" has
given striking proof of the exceeding un-
certainty of investments in mining. Even
the prevailing tendency to reputation OF
State, county and municipal debts has its benefi-
cent aspect for the country, for it tends to
prevent the sinking of money in such securl-
ties, and the waste of money by excessive eX-
penditures of local governments. 1t is alto
getheI desirable that the great railroads, which
are to be rendered enormously profitable
by The revival of business, should be owned
as largely as possible by people of this coun-
try. 1t is also desirable that a sufficient por-
ton of The capital unemployed should be di-
rected to the support of industries. Hence the
financial situation is remarkable i'll all respects
for a steady, substantial and healthy improve
ment. And the reports of each week clearly
indicate that such an improvement has COM
menced.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-28
PERSONAL.

Professor Agassiz, the younger, is short,
slender man, looking like a Frenchman, with a fine
forehead and bright eyes.
The Prince Imperial, it is said, will Gil a
diary with his African experiences, and print
IN parts in a Paris and London newspaper.
Senator Wade Hampton, it is said, does not
look at all like invalid, but strong and bluff ho
sits IN the Senate with his erutches laid under his
chair.
Professor Colbert, the astronomer, has re-
signed bis position superintendent Of Dearborn OBJ
servatory and Professor of Astronomy IN Chicago Uni
verslty.
The Rothschilds, of Vienna, have had a
magnificent railway carriage built, which Is TO run
between Paris and Vienna the special convenience
of members OF the great banEing irIn In each city.
General Garibaldi going to call the other
day on the King of Italy, dressed IN his usual un
conventional red shir-the same costume in which he
entered London He suffers grievOuslY from rheEma-
tism As rule, during hs last campaigns be
alb to put his right boot use his lett arm.
The rumor that Minister Stoughton is about
to retire from his post apparently without foundat0n
as no Official information on the subject has been re-
ceyed at tAe state Department. He has complained Of
the severity OF the Ru sian climate. and mas been
travelling OF late other European countries In search
OF "A more genial air.
Mention is made Of Benjamin Singleton,
alias Pap Singleton" who is further described as ths
Moses Of the Negro Exodus" He born and raised"
little man with wavy. iron-sray hair, square Jaws, f,
quick eyes, and general expression OF honesty courage
and modesty Benjamin was born a slave. lie was sold
at least dozen times and twice lie failed in attempt
ing to abscOnd from serytude. After reaching Canada
in safety ne soon returned to Detroit, where he
busted himself with helping fugitive slaves their way
TO freedom. After the be returned to Ten
nessee. His mission to pursuade his
black brethren to get homes OF their own instead Of
hiring them from their former masters Finding them
ayerse to leaving the South he tried to buy lands for
them in Tennessee but failed to do account OF the
exorbltant price asked. AS president OF " The Ten
nessee Real Estate aud Homestead Association" he
visited Kansas, ana he well pleased shat going
back TO Tennessee gathered there a colony which be
located in Cherokee County the settlement being called
singleton Colony. This the first cOiOnz alton move
ment among the negroes. The black settlements I'm
Kansas l1uusned OJner emlgrants follow Il. Single
ton alone has brought 5000 blacks TO Kansas. The
Kentuckians have quite a colony N Graham County,
and there are others which smaller Singleton ar
CUES that only by coming 10 the North the negro
secure his political rights and privileges at present