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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11
SECRET CANYON.
some Mention Of Representative
Mines.

SObhh0 vs.
Mines.
The editor Of the Ruby Hill mining
Report" lately visited Secret Canyon for
the purpose Of inspecting the mines Of
that locality. He gives the following ac-
count of what he saw:
eEDDEs n
This mine is now worked under u lease.
| The main shaft is down 800 feet. Twenty
feet above this point a level was opened
and the drift is in 200 feet. The formation
encountered is blue quartz, and pockets
Of rich ore are frequently opened up which
go from 5000 to $500 per ton. On the
75-foot level the drift is in so feet, and a
Wine driven down near the face has
, reached a depth Of 20 feet. Some fine ore
is being extracted from this winze; in fact,
it is the best taken out Of the mine in many
years. A shipment of % tons will .ske
place in a few days which it is thought will
average $3.50 to the ton. There is some
water in the bottom Of the shalt and every
Sunday the hosting works are started up
and the water hoisted to the surface. This
is one OF the best mines in Eastern Nevada.
and a few thousand dollars j~udiciously ex-
pended would put the mine in the best Of
trim for advantageous development.
SILVER GATE CONSOLIDATED.
There are -four claims in this consolida-
ton. The main incline has reached q
depth Of 100 feet, with a very pretty ledge
in the bottom. The vein, which was fol-
lowed all the way down, at the widest part
was three feet, but averages two feet in
width. There are thirty tons OF fine ore
on the dump, assays from which run
sl65. $245 and S967 per ton. The ore in
the bottom of the incline is not quite so
high grade as that taken out at a less
depth, yet at the time of our visit the
prospect of opening up a large body OF ore
was very favorable. A tunnel site was To-
Gated, by means OF which it is intended to
thoroughly prospect these claims at a great
depth. This is one of the best properties
in Secret Canyon, and owned by d. ]. Nc
Laughlin.
This was tho first claim located in Secret
Canyon, aud over $50, 1000 was taken out
within Is feet of the surface. There are
three shafts-one $50, one 40 and the
other rs feet. No crosscuts have been
started in the 230-foot shaft. The crop
prings are high up and fair assays have
been obtained from them. The Hodgdon
shows a we'll defined ledge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11
ATREETS-J:3O o'clock r. n.

Bulwer. cob; Cbollsr, 6iib; Con. vir-
ginia, 5Ab J; Imperial, l60cs; Potosi, 4b;
California, sab; Yellow Jacket, 15ks.
Alpha. cob; Challenge, CAB ophir, 22h b;
Blackhawk, 460cb; Gould h Curry. Tab;
N. Belle, 9kb; Phenix, Sab; Savage,
10a a; Mexican, 80 b5; Julia, sS0cb; Bull
ion, Sd; Belcher Sab; Hale 4 Horcross,
9hb; Justice, 4b; Alpha, 21s; Benton,
3Sb; Crown Point, 5ss; Bnlwer, cob;
Savage, lob; Best Il Belcher. 16b; Mackay,
305cb; Lady Bryan, 75cb; Bodie, 7as;
Crown Point, IS; Bechtel. ~ b; Exchequer,
5b; Kentuck, 4hb; Mexican, 30ls Sis;
Confidence, 13k b; Benton, 340cb.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

OpA &NhCAatlWhs
The following cases have been set for the
April term Of the Supreme Court:
William Thompson VI. C. c. Powning,
April IS.
State Of Nevada vs.. E. Malim, argued
and submitted.
State Of Nevada vs.. R. Frazer, April II.
l.. P. Cascia vs.. C. A. Kyle.
A. L. Greeley W.. D. Holland, May Is.
r. Sadler VI. d. B. Immel ct al.
Andrew Taft vs.. Matthew Kyle ct al.
Bank OF California vs.. WIS. White ct a.,
May 26.
James Sias VS.. James F. Hallock, Con-
%troller, April II.
State ex rel. vs.. Keyser 4 Elrod: writ to
issue and to be returned forthwith.
The case of ex-Sheaiff Sias Of this county
against the Controller relates to the reward
due for the arrest Of the Cherry Greek
stage robbers. The Board Of Examiners
allowed the bill, but the Controller refused
to draw his warrant for the amount.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

Jackson House-Mrs. Hamilton, Ward
Thomas O'Brien, San Francisco !; Thomas
Shields New York City; p. E. Plat, Sac
ramento Thos. Robinson, Newark.
Parker House-R. B. Markle. Pinto /; E.
A: M~cClinchy, Ward H. Lee, Typo Geo.
Phillips, city !; Vim. Luke, Virginia City.
International Hotel = Frank Goizelle,
Tybo /; John Bosanko, Cornwall John
Pascoe, Henry Johns, j. Fine, J. M. Has
kell, San Francisco.
Turner Houses. +. Hikel.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11
Not Called o

The velvet cloak raffied at Jack Perry's
saloon on Tuesday morning has not yet
been called for. 1t was won by ticket No.
81, and the holder can secure ii by pre-
senting the ticket containing this number.
Mr.. Perry has been considerably annoyed
by several parties who endeavored to secure
possession upon various pretexts, but is
determined not TO surrender it except to
the holder OF the ticket above mentioned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

Uncle Billy Walker has has hung q large
glass sign in the rear Of his lunch-house.
and Just opposite the SENTINEL office,
which serves the double purpose of guiding
the hungry wanderer to where his appetite
can be appeased, and of lighting up the
surrounding street. Uncle Billy is a ben
~efactor in his way, and this act is especially
appreciated by those who have business in
our office on dark nights.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

Superintendent Terry Of the Jackson,
accompanied by Mr.. A. X. P. Harmon,
President Of the company, Mr.. George
Ives, a member of the San Francisco Stock
Board, and Mr.. John Kelley, a mining ex-
pert from Virginia City, visited and in
spected the Jackson yesterday. They ex-
pressed themselves as well pleased with the
outlook. They afterwards visited other
mines in the vicinity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

The box-sheet for the sale of reserved
seats for the Old Folks concert, will be
opened at the Opera House at Q o'clock
this morning. 1t will be closed on Sun
day, and reopened on Monday morning at
the same hour. Prof. Plumhof will fur
nish the music for the occasion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

DR.. Mcdonald will lecture this evening
upon The Teachings Of Phrenology. and
its Benefits in Coming in Contact with
the World" The wonderful photograph
will also be exhibited; it talks and sings so
as to be heard distinctly in every part OF
the Opera House. Admission fifty cents
tonight. chronological examination and
charts given at the International Hotel in
private,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11
A Mysterious Message.

When Mr.. John T. Baker proceeded to
seek his virtuous couch last nigh, he found
the following written ON q soiled collar.
and placed in . conspicuous position on
his dressing bureau. 1t was Of such an
affecting character that John brought it
post haste to the SENTINEL: "Compli-
ments Of Emperor Norton and four Mo
docs. The Chinese must CO.
Doc. BISHOP"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

A telegram was received by Mr.. o. G.
Moore yesterday, announcing the death, at
Carbondalo, Pa, of the father Of Mrs.
Moore. 1t was the second anniversary OF
the day when Mr.. and Mrs. Moore had bid
adieu to their friends in Carbondale, and
the receipt Of such intelligence but added
to the sad recollections of the day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

Johnny Robinson, one Of the participants
In the shooting affair at the Narrow Gauge
saloon. had a hearing before Justice
Cromer yesterday. The trial was by jury,
and they having failed to agree. ton favor
ing conviction and two acquittal, the Jus
tiee discharged the prisoner. Noon will
be tried to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

Professor Mcdonald has no reason 10
complain of the audience that greeted him
last night, and those present certainly
found no fault with the Professor. The
lecture was an entertaining and instruc-
tive one, but what delighted his hearers
more especially was the working Of the
monograph, or talking machine. The
words spoken in the tube of this wonder
full machine were repeated with remark
able accuracy, and were distinctly heard
in the farthest recesses Of the hall. The
lecture will be repeated tonight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

Real estate is a drug in the market at
present. and there are few who care to in
vest At any price. One firm alone-Molin-
ELI 4 Co.-have no less than twenty-five
valuable properties for sale. This is but
another result of the tightening OF the
money market, and Of general hard times.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

fhen1x S1lvef I'M company.
The regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Phenix Silver Mining Com
pany was held OH Monday ct the Office Of
the company, 3O8 California street, San
Francisco, 4,501 shares represented, Alex.
Forbes in the chair. The Treasures re-
port showed: Receipts, Sill, S45. az; dis
bursements, lis, balance on hand.
$4.030.46. The report Of the Superin-
tendent had not arrived, and the meeting
adjourned until Wednesday, the 9Th Of
April, at IL O'Clock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

This is the newest sensation in he way
of dancing. 1t is to be introduced in Car
son. The Tribune" thus describes it:
"The gentleman puts his arm clear around
and hugs her as close as q bear could hug
a tree. Thus melted into each others
arms. they go hopping around the room
like a saw-mill gate. They say they have
never vet had a dance where they could
hug a girl 30 absolutely close where they
could put on the arm pressure and bring
her up so close that they could feel her
heart beat against their vests"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

Mr.. Monaco informs us that the state
ment that he had decided the property next
to the Episcopal Church to DR.. Bishop, is
not correct. He had, however. agreed to
deed it to the town on condition that it
should be used as a street, but had not yet
6ona so-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

II you want TO have your watches md jew
slry repaired in . workmanlike manner, go 10
p. Steler's jewelry store, one door south Of 9.
Ashim L Bros, Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11
Changing their Quarters.

The old Postofice building is being rem
ovated, and has been divided into two
parts. which will be occupied by Charles
Ferraris. boot and shoe maker, and Mead,
! the barber.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11
Late or Josh HART. Company.

Prof. Adolph wedles, the popular pianist,
has returned to Eureka, and 10 now prepared 10
give instructions on the Piano and Organ. Mu-
sic furnished for concerts. theaters, festivals,
etc, . speciality. Orders left ut Max 0berfeld-
er's store. will Be promptly attended to.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

A joint committee has been appointed
on the part Of the Hooks and Knicks to
secure new uniforms for these companies.
Their present uniform has been in service
for eight years. They will be obtained
daily.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

| To buy good cashmere and fancy calico shirts,
at the GOLDEN RUIZ STORE, while they are
selling at present low prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11
Upholstery hoods.

Joe positively desires ~ close out his entire
stock in this line. and offers windew shades
| reps, furniture coverings, etc. etc., ut cost, d
the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

The following letter is held at the
Postofice for non-payment of postage:
Ordenstsin 4 Co., San Francisco, Cal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

We whisper it The place to buy mems under
wear ia at the GOLDEN RULE STORE. ap2
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11
A Good Opportunity

Ia daily received at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE. A few more Of those excellent books
left. Good reading for little money.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

Wells. Fargo Il . letter List.
Tho following letters were received at Wells,
Fargo h Co.'S Once last evening and not
delivered
John q Green Phillip 8 Goes
Il Thomas Miss Camilla Floyd
Robert Murray
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

Yes, go to the GOLDEN RULE for nscties
handkerchief, socks, suspenders and small
wear.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

Bullion Shipment.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. shipped this morning
10 bars Of bullion, valued at 81, 400 So.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

The best assortment to be found in the State
and prices the lowest, at the GOLDEN RULl
STORE,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

Hats and Caps, cheaper than ever. At the
GOLDEN RULE STORE. Now is the time.
boys. Give 'em . shake.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

Write IL Down.
. A fine lot of letter and note paper ct the
GOLDEN RULE STORE, cheap for cash.
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YEsTERDAY's STOCK sAlAEiS.
~. Francisco stock Exchange.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BoARD.
14O Ophir--23 22A 22b
ITO MexicaD--30k 30a
94O Gould 4 Curry-74 IL
2S5 Best 4 Belcher--16A
$40 California-5M
80 Savage-104 10 10h
665 Con. virginia-5s 5*
2lO Chollar--6ls
100 Potosi-410c
ATS Hale & Norcross--1OA 10h III
1870 Crown Points,
sos Yellow Jacket-15z 15,s l5Sb5
4O25 Impeyial-1k 155c
rs Kentuck-4a
ITO Alpha-20
l345 Belcher--5A 6 So =
1856 Co~nfdence--l4 14A
60 Sierra Nevada-42A 42h
10 Utah-l5
275 Bnllion-5
$40 Exchequer 3
205 Seq. Belcher-30 81
10 Ovei man--9h
$50 Justice--415c 4l0c
1910 Succor-60c
14O Union--56k
rs Alta 490c
$50 Lady Bryan-e0c
80 julia 5000 3S5c
26O Caledonia---2l5c 220c
40 Silver Hill-1l5c ll0c
800 New York-65c
800 California-5I
$50 Challenge 2s0c 290c "a 2s5c
10 Belcher--54 8
40 Exchequer--5
100 Andes-35c
200 Wells Fargo-i0c
$40 Scorpion-lh
100 Leviathan---45c 40c
As N. Con. virginia-8
1850 Trojan-l5o zoe
$50 Benton-340c 345c 81
BOG Solid Silver--35c
GOO Briliiant-25c
30 Flowery-60c
50 N. Bonanza-140c
$50 M~ackay--3O5c 3lOc
SO Mt. Views
200 Leviathan-45e
SO Hale Il Norcross-10
$50 Ward-1l0c 1850 l
EVENING BoARp.
l1o Raymond & Ely--5A
so Phcnix-3
$40 Leopard-1k; assessment paid
375 Gila-30c
$40 N. Belle-9a 81
100 Hussey -15c
430 Manhattan--2k 245c
~ Grand Prize-340c
1875 Argenta -ll5c llOc
100 Navajo-25c
$50 Independence-l55c IN
90 Tuscarora-5c
$50 Belle Isle-40c
rs Grand Prizc-3is
575 Hamburg-50c
200 Hillside-2
400 Highbridge-40c 35c
SIS Paradise--l3Oc 140c 1850
1900 Albion-l5
$40 Bodie-7k
$50 Bechtsl-1k
IS McClinton-130c 1900
SO T~ioga-i95c 2 1900
30 Red C~loud-75c
440 Summit-230c AZ 245c 1850
10 Bulwer--20k
600 Goodsbaw- 40c 45c
O May Belle-25c
so Oricntal-55c
so Concordia--10c
GO Belvidere-160c 1880
800 Championships
9l0 Blacahawk--4a 460c 4o5c ~
D s. Bodie- 45c
100 Ida-40c
$40 Booker-55c SOC
200 Summit-2k
450 \. Standard-25c
200 Richer-S0c SIC
90 Mono--9,a 3i5c
600 Con. Pacific-2& 270c
400 Universty-55c 60c
1850 Jupiter--50c
so Goodshaw-i0c
$50 =. Bulwer-85c 90c
100 Chieftain-l0c
80 Booker soc
200 Noonday--285c
$50 N. Noonday--130c 1850
$50 Martin White-6A
800 Gila-30c
20 Leeds-55c
10 Mono-320c
200 Richer-85c
100 G. Terra-9
1i0 Giant 4 Old Abe-4a
100 lte%venue--l5c
$50 Blackhawk-465c Az
200 8. Standard-25o
GO0 Booker-55c
65 Grand PriZo-340c
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
On Therei

Made as good as new at the third house MOI tn
of Moch's, Buel street.
Eureka, April l, 1879. a1.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

Boots and Shoes at factory prices. at thu
GOLDEN RULE STORE.
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psOSTOFFICE HOURS.

Tho office is open on week days from 9
o'clock A, N. " 4s30 p. NJ, and from 9 to
7 O'Clock In the evening.
registry and Money Order business closes at
am.
Rsilroad mails close at $40 p. NJ.
ON D
The once Is open from IL NJ. TO l ,. n.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

Trunks positively at cost, at the GOLDE
RULE STORE.
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Fine English Cutlery

Fine English Cutlery.
A fine line of English pocket knives. and
razors of the wostsnholm, Harrison Brothers h
Howson, VIM. Shirley L Co., and other manu-
| facturers. MORRIS H. JOSEPH ia the sole
importer in this State-at the GOLDEN kULE
STORE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

Toilet Goods.
Hair, tooth, nail. shaving and cloth brushes
combs, perfumery. ETC., at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

Interesting News.
New Goods are TO arrive in . few days at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE.
, 1879-05-13
FEMALE BLAGll9AffTTI9,

Two beautiful b!acksmitls have been tlscoy-
cred by MI cntcrprIsing reporter Of the 1.nuis-
tvti!c Courier-Joar4.a'. Over The door, patnt.d
III modest letters, WINS the eIgn+ Blacksmith
ing, by Carsic md Nellie Blair" From the
tutcsor Of the shup camc the pleasant ring Of
anvil uni tic dull sound Of working bellows.
Right Iii the centre stood all nnstl, an.l upon H.
lay rod Of red-hot iron, Into whicl, n young
lady WIS c,tlcayoring TO weld the link Of laryc
log-cE,nin. She was blonde, her complexion
bcng us fair as that Of any pcttcl belle ut snrie
tY, aild The lovely ttnGe Of ptnk md rcd which
ever nrtl anon Eprcad over face md neck nut
ouly served 10 iightcn her nntltral beauty, but
Eaye evidence Of IN excellent constitution n'nl
robust health. Her eyes were beautiful dafk
brown, a.,ndcd by ovely lashrs OF the sanlc hue.
lcr ltps wero rcd as corai, nn her tcutil as firm
ul,l wilitc As pearls. She was dressed in very
becoming attire Of large Turkish punsaouns mtitl
loose blouse cont her sleevca were rolled up to
tho elbow, exhibiting beautifu!ly'roundcu
white arm.
, 1879-05-13

4 few days since tho marriage OF most
worthy couple took plnce in DIES Moincs. Tic
brtdu was general faVorltu III society and a,l
especial fnyorIte with two young gentlemen,
eucll OF wl,o1n aspircd to the honor Of her hand.
Ono Of thnn, secured IL, but. as the wedding WAS
entirely private, the other did not hear Of It.
Ilc evening after the wedding The lnst-nan,e.l
went Ia cali on thu lady, wlHau lle supposcd to
be stu single. There he found Ills rival, tho
rroo,,, with his lunnle bs1.lc.. Laying asitu lIA
wrap lio engaged her III llsciy conversation, con,
Btantly addressing her by hur tnAldcn Eurne 1lo
progressed so we'll thut he cunctutcsl to "kit
out" Ills rlya1. Along aoont Il O'clock TO-
mark wna made that informed him of the
cilurged relations Of the parties md he es,1l-
clus}cd that thu frcczlng-nlls process wouldn't
do, aul Iucontlncntiy Departed wiser aud sad.
der man.
, 1879-05-13


III, following rcsorceeivedar the Chicago Board
o ~, ,s,oo,. May 12-11:30 n. m.-Flour, So Cd
o,a. Whcat.-Winscr, as 10d0Ds ID; spring, -
e.ns.. wb,c, Ss Hd6ooa "a; club. rs :dGeos 6d.
"'sa c'ss j. ID. Park, AIS I'D. Lard. 3:ls.
~" T"1nox May 12.-L1yEnr0oL-Whcat firm.
,..s .tc,dv. Atanx IASE--Whcat bhndo dearer.
co.n ,,saay, Catgocs OF coaet-Whcnt 1rm: The
<.m.nd fot the Continent continues. Corn quietes;
w. average American mixed, a1s Cd. Cargoes on
n,.,,et-Whcat ~. and corn firm. Country narkota
tor vbc.t-Engllsh and French sslfz. Weather in
rosl.nd shows signa of imptayng
I,yfnroot, May 1a,-Wheat hrm, fair lnuniFy.
co,n .tesdY, far deosant. Weather rather moro
t.,o,,hla. Extra Slate -four, I'd higher. lis Id.
wh,,t unchanged; rcd wtnserts id; No. asprsng,
~. No. 3 do, 70 Sd. Corn, 4s 4ht. cargocs
- to.s,-Whcat for the United Kingdom In fntr
e,n,ana; for the Continent In good demand. Corn
o.,sh steady. PORK. Ats Cd. Lard, 33r. bacon
sst,d,; long clens. 2os Sd; short clear, .Js;
tpube.lsnds. 24s Cd.
0' gotsta. DGpa,eh to The Trtopna.
ra,rnyoo1. atny 1a-11:3oa a. m.-Flour, No. l,
,o,. No, 9 Bs Gl Croln-Nheat-N'tntcr, No.
!, d, Id: No. ., s. 1od; rps.ng, No. 1,ss; No. 2.
i ID; white. No. /, t's I'd; No. 9, rs I'd: club,
Su1, D. id; No. =. o. ri. Corn-Now, No. !, 10 id.
p,oytslons-pork, AS Cd. Lard. 33s.
LtyrnrooL. Nay 12-corTon-qufetht0 1910
esd; sales &, GOO balcs; speculation and export,
1000; American, 9, 900.
Lusnox, May II. 2.-rETAoLEuM-Ncnncd, los Sd.
LlssEkp 0lt-cUa I'D.
, 1879-05-13

"Household Departments arc very good
nj. .]ilnrts to newspaper In t.oir way, when cd
tied by Woman, but tho inalo journalist who
tlabblcs with tic lleaveu-insptrcd mysteries of
cooking runa u friehtful risk. Tho editor of tic
UtxklH. .Ittt4'nna Itau'ne started column Of
that Kind recently, md few days a!scrHarfl u
neryc-Iooking fs1llo ranle Into the oiEIcc, cure
inlty co,icyAtllE sutne ubject bohintl her apron.
"Arr you the man thAt published TINT new nntl
improved why TO inakc clrrallt cako" He satd
hu WIS. "}ou said to mix washing aotlu with
tho ilunr, aud atEr III little rosnmcat anu u
little sweet oil TO give It ronssteneyt" "t-1
-bclievu go" "A,ti to nId fifteen eggs nnl
SOME mulasscs, uslt two nunces nf gun Arabic,
Tint wns It," "Wc|t, take it,,Lt, tacnl'' and tlle
Indignant housewife tioorcd lin with weapon
that felt like a saml club. but which ho felt III
lis heart must have bccn la!i-bakcd bunk Of
cako constructed OIL tho itavinc pattetu.
, 1879-05-13

At The tneetIng Of tho London Statistical So
cfcty, Mr.. r. e. Ravenstcn, +. X. g. T.. who
read i tM!ler" On ic (icucsaphfta! plstribti-
tiH,, tIo, Of @ tne cs,ie:speaki; Popnlaton Of the
arc ut prestn spoken IN The British, Isles, three
uf whlrI, belonged tn tl,e Northern Gaelic or
tia1ltcltc, md one to tlG Southern or Cymraic
hfat!ch. The former arr Irish G1ellc, Scotch
the extinction VI Cornish, being nu,y repre-
eentcd only by ts.e Wcsl, The toial number Of
persons In ihe United Kingdom still speaking
ii Celtic tongue wns: Irish tfaelIc. stI7,tD0;
1OW, 100, Total, ., TIL, 450, Or nearly per cent
vi The population 1T ilIc British Isles.
, 1879-05-13

An advertised letter III tho Galveston 1c1.A
iytrs was the means Of reatorlng Walter shara-
den to Louisa Baglcy, tho English madden he
Ind courtcd years before in her native Mn!d.
stonc. Shuratlen WIS carpenter in that Etl-
g'isi, town, md prosperous pGultcrcr BagIcy
thought TINT he was too stsulu!l potatucs' IL
marry Ills daughter. But LouIsa loved Ii, rr-
turn md ShArutlun ultnc to America 10 vii,
the fortune TINT might mike l,er his britle. liz
lna,lu money ut hls trade ut Chcaga, but finally
became sleep farmer in Texas a'ld then drift.
cd Into Mexico, when he returned across thu
lilo Gra,lao with 1ul1 pockets 1t was w.r
stopping ut San Antonio t!tut Sharadcn sAw tu
nyertaeA letter, aud he was not long in scur.ll-
Ing out lis Louisa in Galveston, wlleru she was
supporting her father, now invaltt! unu ruor.
1'lIc futhcr did not BtaAd III the WY or bIs
daughters happiness this t!lne.
, 1879-05-13

finally told fIlu wousan 10 70 o., md tell what
ciae happened.
"Itlat same afternoon I,e struck INC again.
cat sthnh great deal, and didn't say a wor1
to HIM. but gave him Roo,l talking tn
The attorney thought long uni deeply, and
then asked:
ibid In strike yo,l the third timoa''
Yes, air, he did,"
"nId YMi my anything to l,fm1''
"No, Sir"
Not n Worlli't
"Nnt n wnrl!.f
tot"
.s.Ynli Gnu Just bet your llle did,"
The lawyer ttegah to scratch hIs chiu again,
hnt the Judge dismissed tho case