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, 1879-01-10
CUTICUlfA RES0LYENT,

r1cerp, Poses. Abstesrrs. CaIbuncles Tolls. Milk
Lex, FuvsF sores. Erystpeas, tores, awcltpd sors
Lpst Old kotcs and Noun,is. and such other maui.
fcttatlons q! AcfufuA sre rapidly hsalsd W. tbs
GETlcuAA when all tbs s1Ires, olulnlcnts, aud To-
tt0ns uf tha profession fx!i. In such ts4rs, hpw-
eyrs tte Rks0LyESr should ba taken 'nleFaa iy 10
peusr4ltxe and s1prI tue cvrrADt potson1 IN the
blood laAl appear On TIC surface In tbv tosM os
ulcers and EnFu4.
ii should also BE- taken ~hrn tho skin II bot and
dry, tbs system ieysnsh, tie ser toroid. the bp"
eli consolidated, Of whsn tbs sonstiutlon has besa
suAlleto4 Wy u.alastat OF aati periodic dlsesss.
, 1879-01-10
I{eltlAfknlIlN Ealtttt4cl1pe.

&a!ttAsafs SuA, dis. l.
Two deaths arr Annouucci tti the run THIS
plUtnIue whirh arc remarkable Tor toinrtdtuer.
At the Thistle factory, t~1 mites FROM Ej,cott
ely, Dec. q, Mn. Annie Thou psoll, aged y
yesls. Itea suddenly Ut parsly sis. Her funeral
was set fps Dct. u, yArn she was jolne4 'oscr
tAr river" by htr bus,]aud, Mr.. john Ihoup-
aou, aged Is. ALo thuL day dtea y: rsrAljsiJ
, 1879-01-10

also. hr. Thompson hetl boen for twenty years
snprrEnt cnf!rnt Ut ths Thistle factory. IN So-
vcnber, ls1l he unl his wife celebrated Their
golden wcullng, or tlttiut, Anniversary of mar
riu9e. AZ dinner, Der, q. the oged vito was
frat seized With her fatal illness. ~ supper
tho sntnn day tho husband WAS atrckcn, and
Tnyothrr they viii Ds bursy,l, Jan. 2, at Loudon
PprX CelugterY
, 1879-01-10
Ladies' Day ia New Turk.

Kfp }NTk Tribune, TaN. 4,
There weru over flfty wusneu, representing
airnost every class Of stctety, a. the jeiEcraun
Market Police Court yesterday, charged With
drlinkenneas "r dsoEs'erly conduct. The apolu-
gy, ln every case, was, "tadles' DIV; NC wete
Justice wuutd repea.; II am Elad II come. ouly
oure year, fnr turlt exhibitions as tuls ure hJ
10 nleAna cntertutunr.''
, 1879-01-10
(4gtticura
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,

Tho success attending the usc OF this great se1n-
Scalp with Lsra OF Hair IL aatonishinE. From tv.
cry rart Of tic cbuutry CONC tbs most grateful
ACCOMPLISHMENTS us what Might ~ Ca[ef 0Iracu-
lous cHrcs. Mossrs. Wccks i Potter e1ten1
their thanks to ati who hare spoken good wntd
fur CuTlcunA. mud viii thankfully receive reports
uf new casrN wherever they occur. They ars con.
nJent ihat this new and original remedy possesses
greater hrAiuE rSopcttlca than Wcte ever beioss
known to tho medical profession.
, 1879-01-10

THE pKFlklrIyE EEG0TtATtoSB.
I.ownoa, Jan. IA dispatch from Vienna
stetes tl.at tho nusso-Turkish convention
baa not yet bcon s,guad, but 1t is said uego-
uations are proceeding favorab1y.
Russia Inns cancolod tie claim OF 500,0
ffancs for clsaring the channel Of tho
Danube.
, 1879-01-10

M!enDnctte... ~. Miss Montague
UerlnniHc Ars se.Hlu
Mnr1MH..,. ............. ..s.... Mt. Hfa::saa
ltabn s.'...s a1I. lItHee
:5ssnsT4 i nj t.ssis Hsts
"Tho Chimes Of SosMandr," A. presented t,y
tho Hess troupe It lfoolc5's last night, afforded
mur!, pleasure 10 tbs auditors, at WAS cvtnred
by tile copious applause and t-s icsatiablc DE-
mn1d for cncores. Tic opeEctta Is 50 tuneful
as almost to be able 10 slug itself; but It le-
ce!yel very fair tscntneut 1t tho liarstts, or
rather ut the mouths, uf It's latcst cxDoa1tors.
sIlsa Montague sang with her usual Rracr,
and arted with n.Dre thsn usuul
y,sae'ty. ller i@ntrrpo'a,!ed @ ,:a sorg u,i. IT,
n" lass ut. "n!1a ~. q M,aasy," ,a T. .,,,'se gnSo
NJ yuitr. 1t IL unnecessary - stAt1 that Mrs.
Srguu was thoroughly satisfactory, both v0cAl.
ly atni dramatically, " ahs ts never oil!crwisc.
alr. Turner ravs hls roli!sking alfs with much
ytn; MIR. Kyss was verr eAsrtlss % the tntser;
aud Ar. sexlIin was provocative q! pEcnty "
Ianelster. Air. Brarau. newcomer, apprarel
as tho .uar9ai4. lIe llas . hugh BARITONE suiro
of utsasaut Au4tty, wh'eh lc u,es III 'naunet
TWO ,xtasions he rot tltHh!ly ou the ksy In
opening bars; but all Of Ills lirs wcr0 SUNG ~
truly that tbs slight nbllaps referred ~ must
be attributed tu tue ncryuusncss u aFst Wy
Toni.hr. "Fau.s," With ait.s Abbott a.
+nusYur.ft.
THE sIAII.EsDN tlpT:ltA SEASON.
Tic sale of scats for tho Forthcoming alaple.
enn opera both sca.un anil Single. has hccn stFy
!atgf. indicating = tlnv tnauelal tncrcss. a.
everything connected Will, 1t II now y natter OF
public Interest, VIC sppct1 thc casts for Monday
snd Turs'iaY nights Vi "carmcn" AMI "sou.
uault'uIA":
cANNkk,
NneF, s..7lFAUf La!nHAhiHt
EscautilIn tiurssdurt. .n,.".... h!Et"' !ts Iusat*
IL 414HG&@sU.. u'.tI
II HeIisildauu .i...+SiSn"l iTa4@!
Lun Ga,., .....-' 'c19itHI Es"ltthn
AICA91!A +..s.,.-....s.. ...... :. .H!ass FIb"
GIAulth 40. AtR *n1tAAi
Carmen "a uyuAy}.. ..t... Al!e. M!lAle @iaIx
2eAkANBELA, -,
Rlv!go. =. ,.sispnr Ffar9llt
u EUntt l&A4tuf0. 1ihuos VOL.
Al&k4!u .-'.'dstHo'
l y NplAto. ssss.....ss.' -ss..,hs@rs .s".is
Lisa hs
AM.ps .,..... ............ uas. Etu!ks Gs1stsr
, 1879-01-10

FESllVlVIEs ISTEIutU[*TED.
DrcHAnEsr, Jan. 9.-TAo Christmas fas.
ttyities here have been interrupted by great
snov-atos1u. lIouIes were unrootod BY the
gale.
, 1879-01-10
Rapid and Alarming Spread Of the
Plague in Astrakhan.
The Dsy Of Tnn!s Yields Uncondition-
ally to ths French Demands.
A Papnl Eucycttcat Enjolning Tho Dish
ops 10 Combat Socialism,,
Death OF Espartero, the Spanish.
3 Statesman.
HIIANfT.
- ktF ~ C~

DriFAsr. jan. AT 10 o'clock yehterdny
morning Gen. Grnnt md party, accompanied
by Mej. Brown, vi.ited several largo mills
aud industrial establishments, Of tha city.
before lie loft tho hotel ha was waited
on by number Of loading citizens
and aovcrsl elcrgymou. bishop 1tyan
tho Catholic bishop of 1}nfIa'o. md Mr..
Cronn,, etlitor Of the E.tho'h linton, were
among tho callers, md had q pleasant inter-
view, Tile Gornral then drove 10 tho ware
houses Of several merchants In tho linen
t,ade, tn thu factories, and to the
slip.yaras. At tho immense shfp-yara
.whcro tho White Btar steamers wcra
built, tho workmon, numbering 2.U0t',
gathered around Grants carriage and cl'eerol
o. they ran alongside. Tho public buildings
aud many Of tho shops wero decorated. The
weather was clenr and cold. At . o'clock In
tbs aftoruoon tho General left for Dublin.
RICHARD III.
Immense crowds had gathered Mt tho hotel
und at the railway Rtation. rho Mayor, with
Sir John Preston and tho American Consul,
James II. Donnan, accompanied tile General
to the depot. AZ tie train moved OF tho
crowd gave tremendous cheers, the Magyar
tal;iug tho initiatire. One Irishlnnn, in M
advanced stage Of enthusiasm, callctl out.
"Tlree cheers for Oliver Cromwell Grant J.
70 this there WINS nnly faint response.
WAY STATIONS.
~ rofsaao"n' D"noa'k' pfos"ea"' ana
olhcf s'as'ona' 'no1e were Immense oso*as'
tne PoP"1a''on' "pl.asomtt3 '"ruas W, eu
masso' dfant was 4oua1y enee'et'' anu u'ou.
sands auiroanaea Tue ca1' WIN tao nop0 o.
being anle 10 snake 'no e'eheEa' oy .na nano' .
oil wishing nm sa'o journey oao "'t9e
gffl efeaseo eons'"eran'o ,'e't,'Aeo' oy
a'king tho uonefa 10 g'so ner 'o's
to her amt IN America. a" the
belsast journals denounco 'he aeuon OF tne
Iown Council o1 Co:K' NJ Onnoaak .ne
brother o. Noneft ha9ent' L'oatehant-oo'.
onol OF tue e'1sy"n'nth new 1ofk hoeament
In 1901, anti afterwards fommanaoF 'of' q
pr'gado IN tho oecond Cofps OF tue Army OF
The Potomao' esid he was Riaa to welcome
ms pfothess o'a COMMANDER. Inc ne'ass
limited ma''-'sa'a' conveying aen' ofeas'
aEf'fod .
"uD.'S
,o''s.es1 n''''a,e' :. oeu'au ",''' 1As' e,ea'ns
1o1u aia,os pa...nssoa *"a p" sons,astaolo tuss
ha'Hoo' ~ p''s'ps "e.' W .ao lHa,ao'n'
a'a s''"'u'5 "''oo'aSu Nv e'Aesa', -
sooa ~ III ta' pa.*5, ""a "'see'ae.'' .4.o
, 1879-01-10

1TEtth 4 n u
AvUlBfHta CONSUMPTION.
rAnlH, jan. 0.-Hixly young hfen having
quilted Thaun, Alaacc, 10 aroid couscrir-
tipn, cacl. has been ssntonccd l,y default to
pay fins OF II, 900 nnarks Ut 200 daya' im-
ptftonment and 10 tho aoizure Of their prop
erty to tho amount of their fine,
THE LATE CHANEEl. COLL1s10N.
BERLIN. Jau. "a conrt-martlal has
been called to investigate the caso Of tho
collision OF the German iron.c'nsls nrosscr
Kurfuerat and King Wlllsoln in tho English
Channel Oh tho 1tst Of s1ay, 1878. The fol.
lowing oilicera have been summoned to
take their trial lsear-Adtniral l'atacl', COM
manling tho squadron; Capts. Count
B1onts mud Kuehno, commanding respect
lively tho two vessels; and First-1.ieut.
CLAUSE, who was in cl'nrgo Of the drosssr
kurfuerst at tho ti1no OF tho collision.
TfiULY ntsMARCKfAH.
Loxpos, Jau. Ia correspondent at Dor-
]ln says ,llere il great excitement tl1oro con-
carning bill which bismarck las proposed
to the Federal Council giving the 1seichstag
power to puuish Its own lnembcrs for i'm.
proper uttoranccs. Tie e1sroMo ponnttios
are deprivation Of eligibility for seat In tho
House and hnnding the offender over to The
civil courts.
, 1879-01-10
RAILROADS.
TAST.N0uNu FttE1GiIra.

ltIa1 het"iu" "e'e " tno Jo'.s
the consolidation h2riHI heen |
rcccntly effected, The trunk lines Hern |
hv !. H. Ku,tcr. t,npcra1 rrat}ic /
.,. ,so'ssss. ~ ~ y" ~ 80 ~. t,a...s1, s,.,xn. II
M""seeF VI tHe 70" ihs te't'A'' ., W..
Lake Eric Il western; 4. ]. ca,sat, vlrc.rrcsl.
Is W,ne ~ .'s w. a.m. mn, ~ T. Smith ttrn.
Ra,lrnad. Thn Western rua,,s yrro rcprcscut.
al -, = A. W,d,,,Inuy, f;rrcrul Ma,taner. anil |
,.u, ~ ~ .' . $500, ".. - .nn
William serwart, dcncFal ffe'gn' Aaeht' OF rue
lcunsYlsan!a coatla"y "ct. of lt,ts'"rG' ".
8. TRAY, Wcstcrn Manager Union Fa:t Freight
Line: 5o,r Muir, oencrs! Manager Lake st'ore
:, aalsa'a4" ., soa" M,:,,son r..,s.;. tIa,.
Manager ot thu allcll1cao Esntfa'' a. u. nop-
lins, 0eneral Muua.cr Inlctlo d Nabaah:
t,n,u,nh1,. Cincinnati e in,}tauapolts; james
:, ,,.,' ~, ,...'..,., .x,., t,hI...,o &. An,,u.
e'nta. uv"e'"4 t.tl*". f..,',.
John Z. Nnyes, dentfa' Freight agent ih"'aa,
Manager 1T, I.ouis, yau.la1!a d. Terru Hautc:
sy,,,,a,, t,,n,o,, f:nro-,1 E-,,yh, an.rt t1h,n
7" "'n.u'' ~. 1"Iu"' ,""" ~, 1.u.,.s...
d Mtssas'pp'; lienry 'l'l'' tn0efa! FREIGHT
nnl ". Brougnton, t3rrat Western Ut Canada.
rb, fraud Tr,,n,t Lima Of t,ana9n VIVA rat
'....., Nv fa..,..'t..I"".- r,,. ,,ro.,,lnd on,,
n. 1utlsord, at ch'sago. ar'rd na secrrtart.
The object Of tho Conference. as announced,
VA. tn arrange details for Western pools on
a.. .ho,,,,i, ,rr,rht. II wn. stated tf,at. at a
Has.''"l4',4 ;, He'' ~ s,.s,,su :. 1.',.s
neetllEo1 Committees III 1'ecemne' ~ |a'ea3o'
after d snxsion OF several daN, 1t
was agreed to form au Eaat-hounl rou!. Tic
rcrrcsentutive. Of other placca eja,mcd 1t
.a,,d nat, !, ,n,no..,hie IN maintain n nool
"ou.u n'aAa IL ,a'poe"'o'o :" "e.'
until Chicago, which was regarded aa the Key to
tho situation, shonIl take tho lead It was
orreetl that tho new uool should 70 tato effect
~ ~ rho monoocr. NJ t,,c rurIms
6sI eaS. ~. :. 49,, ,naan:tn,. ,r,~o H. .v,co
soa'!a IN the neant!me were 10 ssseo
uiun = division OF traffic. Thus far, It WAS
said no arbitrator Ind been ngrecl upon. eac!
rood ,1cmnnliur, that It's nominee tn acrepte,1,
'c' ao4u .'..'. .isa .,,".a. .,,o. liz ,,,n,
Inc Statement was a'so 'l,ao' 'u3t tas poo'
wasl III effect. and wonad oo continued.
After an animated discussion 1t Vas agreed
In submit the sc1cct,on OF m arbitrator
~ prc.,rnt, vonticrh,1t. .Icwc,t. Scott. ona
~ 1i.eae"s. ',.'s..n,' ~. H., .1n.
Garrett, OF the ti'e trunk ines H.e appoint.
meut to bc made next Tues''ay. The report
, 1879-01-10
BUSINESS NOTICES,

TIatn. Solid Fect--Tha nnr}nt il flooded
with ''horss.teed' under the name Of oat.neaf.
tart thai thorn IL vnst d1eronea In quality.
Header. pleasant surprise swats rou. =. tls next
yrocsss ttesi.eMf oat meat Ftn#st natural havur
ciepncst. and, Without suRtc exception. the best
in America, dshtls,od 10 bf ths looming food on
eyery lablr IN thu iaA1. lFncsrH er3s II, supply
depos with trial package. 10 State street.
, 1879-01-10

Atwayr uae Sozoaont and rub II IN well. II gtres
snci pttasaut relief ffnu parcIcd tonsuc resulting
trnm sttrp, promntes tho hcHlthfu1 secretiuns of
the mouth. IL xlIl cost more for meat and such
tl.iugs, but dutb't becfudgu Il.
, 1879-01-10

VAEnENuILT'd 6llnEWuNESS.
Thu Aerchauts' Dhpatsh xhlsA usliks u
otbes fa.t-fEcaAI llaes. IL uot controlled by tho
1oats ores wh:rh 1t runs, but u private cuspo-
rstlou getting Is PEE ceut on ajl this business It
lr~uf.s, u r.l.4ly AtsoEl:us iAs tas:Ee:s
, 1879-01-10

THEATRICAL NOTES.
Dcsttnyh Is receiving fair share Of atttn-
tIon this week at Mcvfckc.'s. Both the play
and tho acting have bonn considerably improved
stnce the openinR night.
The Park Theatre company at HaverlY's Will
aupes1 this evening in "Chatnpsg'e aud Ogs-
ters." Quo Of those roYstertng comedies in which
they have won distinguished success.
John Ditlon's company arc at Peofik thfA
evening, and tomorrow night they appear 1t
Joliet TheY will all cntne on tn Chicago TN
SUNDAY morning to prrpare for their opening At
HoD!ey's Theatre TN Nondav evening.
str. Mcvicker announces bis intentten Of re-
wing "!!osedale,n In tesponsc to many re-
quests. He has likeHfhe In ptcpAFation two
n,nutar tlramas, "Urcen Bushes" and Flow
ers oi the Forest" due notice Of the production
Of which will be given.
Nile. Minnie Hank, mothc1, and maid. HiRnor
Cnn,panfni aud wife, B!unur Lei Pucnte and Wtfd
And Nine. Stnfro and malt, and Others who ara 70
arpcar in "Carmsn," leave l,oston tonight,
n,ri will reach Chlca9o Sunday rnurniuR. Thess
artists are to tear tho principal roles lu the in'
auEural opera, "Cartocn."
A revised edition Of dno old English drama,
entitled ,"snorbird," /" Is Eu rrtoaration At th.
be presented next Monday evening. Nose
Ftskr, comedian Of ltcai mud nsslounl fcs,ute,
10 errage,l 10 piay lie star part iu the pieee.
Afr. Flake viii be aelcome 70 nanY old admir-
ers who 1aye mtssed his quaintIy cutntc phix on
the boafs1s.toF tnhny day.
Tue Chase conrert company will give par
loF roDccEt tl!e evening ut tho resltieHcs OF the
M'sses L,rd, No. lU01 Wabash ayen1ae. A
cln,ice tuus'cn' nrty,r4nfne l'aa atccn prepared,
Miss Jcniu May Jewet,, supr4nu; sliss Mary
Z. 1larri.on. .untralto:. Mr. Frnmk X. Rut't,
tenur: Nr. Jo!lu z. McWndr, baritonc: M'ss
Kate Fungi. yio'lntst,; aud Miss Mnl,e y Tyler,
, 1879-01-10

OF all ptnCf laat-IfctnHt Ehh% fuDHtH-
nver Vanderbilt rnnds. Vanderbilt Is tho
pr1ncipn1 owner Vi tu Merchants Dispatch,
aud the money wreste.l BY th[srorpnratton from
tho roads over which it rtns goes uL, Wander
bllt's poCkets. Al the time Vanderbilt pur-
chased the Michigan Central TIM TRtnUsa
predicted that tho Merchants Dispatch would
gradually e,tperseIo tho HIuo a.d Etcd Ltnrs,
ihnugh the iattcr werr fnr more economically
conducted. This prediction: Is tn inu verified at
ttmc pps6cs on. FHst, orders wtrc given Tint
the Merchants dispatch should 41u all tho bu.i-
nets Wust-hounl over fanlrrt,llt's fl1,cs. Then
it was docrer1 that this fa.tfretuit line should
do uil tlle East-hol1ElI txprt hi.4inssA leaving
TO the otller Iinca only the East t-bnun,i lncal
tra!:Ic. Nov n.aln t,r4,n,nciaulrftu i,aa bern
tssuc,I tlas the Merchants Dispatch shall du nll
the Ilt1h Glars East-t0llntl business {rclrGrra-
tt.r csc.l that tas heretofore (Ir!l dime by the
lte,I Linz. 'Thts c1a*a OF husifrsa kufn: uvrrthe
Hue l.ne will nj doubt nlso be s,nDn diverted tu
the Merchants Dispatch, and Il Il only ft'Irs-
tfon ut ti.nc When the Mrtchnnts' f,t-patcl. will
altogether sllrcrsntic the Hue and lse'l linea
wf,ict, run oycr the Michigan Crutrat ami I.4Ie
ktpro Il Michigan Rauth Mr.. Gfrnr.u Law
renrc, heretofore with tho slas Enfnn Lt1lr,
which runs Oyrr The Fchns, lrhtIia rHtc, has
hten appointed Agent nf The jlleh.r1ass East
1u,ntt fMlatnpss of tbs Merchants DIsIalch at
thi4 paint, md assumed the duties III III. nrw
po.illon yesterday. Ile Inns hin oIlice with Mr..
CrnulptoT, No. u laSa1lc street.
THE CHICAGO j. SOn1r1WEsTEt,S.
Tile Chicago Il Northwestern, llaits,'al Cns'l-
many has lust completed tile following half
, 1879-01-10
E4NAAEIALs
CHT.tIll.lsllED tSUu.
RANDALL IT. F0OIE, BANKER,

70 UDNUAHTAY, NEW YORK.
tI4tloK been lot IAsis4 yu4f1 eulb<f VI New xorE
stosA kachanga aud Vlea iItsI4eat u Ual lizard la
htxcat c9rxc:rs and GxlNrrnsu Il guaranteed St9ck
tu4u aa4 tua4.. kieo eotk eou1g&eA. suth s4F1a-
s.!rh ent% And - Cslls III tarxv " ANAL anyuns.
tugtit and Aoq EeEIt4r coMu1at4aA RlA luV4efAaA
M IaDx Pamphlet entled 'N III street aAa .tst4
t45,t evntA1uiux r4luA1a llfutulAsar, uailsl
ge!ak u Iu:.
, 1879-01-10

oucncc, hacked up by hickory club, are any
urc on earth, phall convince him that II amt
safe tn t'lay low down on TR1nusE corrc-
Epon.Icnt. lrnuRlKt.
, 1879-01-10

Net prnatA.... ....s1, 1,Ul4. 4lO Sl.370, 6.3
Less ~ per cent dividends
of praferreI HlHeK In f}a-
ccn,lyr, 1873 and 1B77.. s;i3. 1.S4 7;.1 e14
Eurptus Of tn1f.tear..$ k1i.12U 3 GU, ZIG
The surplus OF the isrt bscnl year. end
luz My III. 1S1H, VASE. ....... :. $5os, 4:3
dividend Of 2 psf cent UiI the ctmfnon
parable Dec. 2S. 1s7s.......... .... a,o, Go
pa1ancc Mar 5t. 1879. sos, B03
Complete returns give s4,4&s more profit
thAu estiuatol In statement VI Die. 8, 1873.
, 1879-01-10

Net earnings -. ...$&.0aO,.ot SJ.8ln2l7
From which deduct t1ed chaftcf, tfc.. viz:
InscrsRt on bonds. god pre-
MUM, efc. c...............St.G G2n G3i $i.I7N, leo
nrnt Of leased rOaH4., 80. TU;}. TN lEI1, IJ7
Sinking. FUN accusnt.... w, 70 I'LL. l.0
Ntacellanenua payments
or Md q. 4 L. En.Un
ttQCk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. III
, 1879-01-10

uEATJt OF EsrAiTE1U.
MApR1p, Jim. D.-Don Dallonlero Espar-
tero. Duke Of Fitoria, dlcd to-day.
RESCUED HEANEE.
LONDON, Jan. 0.-Iho Spanish brig Encar~
nocion, from Fornaudina, Fla, for FeErol,
6pain, landed there yesterday two Of the
crew of tls steamer Dayara, which foundered
at sea Doc. 10. All tho remainder Of the
crew wero drowned. The Dayard was o
l2ritish steamer Of af;l tons, commanded by
Capt. Eyerett. she sailed from New Or
leans Dec. l for Rouen.
, 1879-01-10

tss !" Mrs. WinAlow's koothtn. xyrnp" for
children while tecthtn3 It cnrGa dFscAtefy 1uddI-
arrhVn. wind co'1t anu regulates tho bowels - cls
cuTscUIsA,CUTIcU I.ENUI.VENT j.
, 1879-01-10

TIL; CHICAGO i $ONTf1W EsTr1,S.
Tile Chicago l. Northwestern, Ilutts,,al Cn,l-
ranv has Just completed tile following half
yearly comparative statement fur t!r SIX monti,s
sntirr NnY. I'll, f91k:
, 1879-01-10
ROME.

AN ESCYCLlCAL LETTER.
LONDON, Jan. "a dispatch from Rome
says tho Pope las sent to tho Bishops Of tho
,CethplllH, Church yery iwpQrtant. apeyclical
lottar, in which lie speaks at length Of tho
condition Of tho Church, tho Holy Ses and
Socioty. and explains what lie has already
done, aud what remains 10 10 done. The
document will shortly he published, mud, It
In beloved, will create some 8ensation.
RoMx. Jan. 0.-The pope's encyolfoal lot
Ter IL publishcd. It calls upon bishops to
comhat Socialism, Communism. mud 1ntorna-
sionalism by preaching tho principles Of the
Church.
BISMARCK AND TIE VATICAN.
LONDON, Jau. IA dispatch from Home
states thnt negotiations arc now carried on
between Cardinal Niuo, papal Secretary Of
State, and bismarck direct, without tho In
tervention OF the Nnncio nt Munich. Dis-
ularck's professions arc friendly, but tho i'm
preston prevails that little moro will be
obtained from him unlczs the Socialist bill
proves insufficient.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-23
UNION
A F~Inttering rrOspect-snie of
Mines, Etc,

Very fattering account continue to
reach us from Union District. A sale is
about to be consummated to an Eastern
company of a valuable piece of mining
property, the consideration being away
up in the thousands. One of the most
valuable mines in the district, we under
stand, is about to be, or has been incorpor-
ated in San Francisco, and active opera
ions will shortly be commenced to develop
the property. Negotiations are pending
for the transfer Of other mines of undoubt-
ed merit. The mines are continuing to
yield Largely, and the various dumps are in
creasing rapidly in extent and richness.
AS greater depth is obtained, richer ores
are extracted. An assay recently made
from the Champion or Point mine-there
is some dispute as to ownership-went a
tritie over 5000 per ton in silver. Pros
pectors are busy in the new camp, and
promising or valuable locations are being
made every day. Among those taken
during the last few days may be mentioned
the American Eagle, located and claimed
by VIM. Cameron and Hugh Price, who
are now energetically developing a first
class property, as are also Messrs. Williams
and McGinnis, who have located the Set
ting u ledge. Everything points to an
extensive and prosperous camp this sum-
mer in the new district.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-23

widening of Buel street, Between
CLARK and Batc,man.

A petition was circulated among prop
erty holders ON Buel street, between Clark
and Bateman, requesting the Board Of
Trustees to widen Buel street from 60 to
70 feet, and to widen Spring street 20
feet. This will be done by taking ten feet
from the lots fronting on Buel street,
ten feet from the same lots next t. the
ditch, and ten feet from the lots on Spring
street. This will undoubtedly be done,
and a guarantee from fire and food secured
for that section in the future. In view of
this proceeding, would it not be well for
the owners of property on the lower part
of Buel and Spring streets to take some
steps toward securing such an extension OF
the streets in their portion OF the town.
Some holders of property may object, but
they should remember that, besides secnr-
ing immunity for their property, it would
really enhance it's value, as lots fronting on
an S0-foot street would naturally command
a better price than those on q 6O-foot
street. No better time will ever be pre-
scented for the accomplishment Of such a
purpose, and those most interested should
act at once. Had Buel street been 20 feet
wider between Clark and Bateman, the
fire would never have crossed to Main, and
$500 900 worth of property would thereby
have been saved; in fact, it is questionable
whether Main street would have been
burnt at ell. 1t is a matter OF grave inn
portance, and one in which not only the
residents of the streets named, but of the
whole town are interested.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-23

Fire Matters-An Election for Chief
to be Held OH Saturday.

to be Held on Saturday.
The Board of Trustees met yesterday
afternoon, Messrs. Campbell and Turner
being present.
Mr.. Campbell, to whom the subject Of
purchasing hose for the Knicks had been
referred, said he had made all possible in
q~uiries, and learned that hose could be de-
livered in Eureka from San Francisco at q
cost Of from $1.2S to 81 80 per foot. The
Company, he said, had lost 800 feet. but
would be satisfied with 700. His motion
to purchase was adopted, and Mr.. W. II.
Remington, who had made the proposition,
was requested to order it by telegraph i'm
| mediately. 1t will be three-inch carbolized
hose, and the best in use.
District Attorney Merrill having given it
as his opinion that the Board was not au-
| thorized to appoint a temporary Chief of
the Fire Department, it was agreed that
the election for Chief announced for Sat-
urday next would have to be proceeded
with.
Tommy Douglas having declined to act
as a Judge of election, Mr.. D. W. Levan
was substituted.
1t was also ordered that the Ladders
needed by the Hook and Ladder Company
should be at once secured, and the matter
was left to the Judgment of the foremen Of
the different companies, who will superin-
tend their making.
The selection of an armory for the Ma
tional Guards was informally discussed,
but no regular application having been
made, the subject vas laid over.
The Board then adjourned anti o'clock
to-day.