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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
THINGS IL GENERAL

Business is good in Csncordis COW. and
a great deal of building is going on. There
are several fine church tdildirgs in the
town, the more noticeable among which
sre the Catholic, erected ct a cost Of 81 600;
Presbyterian, costing Il, 900, and the Meth,
o5i-t, $1,000.
The statement Of the huzinesa in the L.
:. land office at ConcOrGia from March /.
1873, to April /, 1879. shows the acres en-
tered under the homestead act to have been
1872 9SS; acres entered under the timber
culture act, As go; acres entered under pre-.
emp,ion fling, 1850; acres entered
under cash proof, S.0l7i acres entered
under warrants and scrip, $50; railroad
sections for patentins, ,474.
The extension of the Kansas Contra
road is topic considershl discussed, snC
if carried wet through Cay Centre woulJ
strike into the southern part OF Cloud, ant
better region a roa,i could not rur
through. In case the read took this rout,
it would probably pass through Carmel
in Colfax township, which is good trad
ing point, and which is now the place o
crossing for three mail lines.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
3 Button Kid Gloves
SKtsSg.EsHS.

"The Richest Flood, Sweetest Breath
ard Fairest Skin in Hop BitteIs."
"A little Hop Bi;ters saves big doctor
bills ard long sickness"
"That invalid wife, mother, sister Or
child en- he made the picture Of health
with Hop Bitters."
when worn down and ready 70 take
your bed, Hop BiJters is what You need "
Don't physic and phy=ic for il weak
ems sni d stroy@. but take Hop Bitter,
that bald up continually"
"Physicianz Of al schools use an! rec
ommsnd Hop Bitters. Test them.
Health il beauty and j7y-IIop Bit
ter, gives health and beauty"
There are more cures mad with Hop
B,ters than ali other medicines"
when the brain ia wearied, the nerves
unst-ung, the muscles weak, Use Hop
Bitter-."
THAT low, nervous fever, want Of sleep
ant weakness, CALI for Hop Bitters."
Hop Cough cure sn1 Pain Re-
lief is Pleasant, sure and
Cheap.
For sale by
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
UNDERESTIMATE HEADS
OF
cRlsTApoRo,s HAIR DYE,

arc ia A1Oiutnt ocdutlntu W lne OfeIddOu
of
cRlSTADoRo's HAIR DYE,
Which without the slightest trouble, i'm
parts TO the hair of the hssd, the whisker-,
beard or mustache, any shade Of brown or
the most perfect black. Ladies' csu use
without soiline their fingers. Il is the most
expeditions hair dye in the world, and tie
only one free from every poisonous ingre.
dent, and that contains a nourishing and
emollient vegetable principal.
;Cristodoro's HAIR Prssorvstivs,
. valuable adjunct TO the Eve, in dressing
And promoting the growth and perfect health
OF the hair, and Of Itself, wnen used slone-
Q safeguard that projects the dbres from de-
cay under al eircumgtenceo and under all
No = WWiaD = :, Uog Y0k. eo,A ~ IA
D. - 1890 ~ = - noQ, !
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
IA. TYNEs. 4 PROMINENT CITIZEN.

Wilson, y G., writes: Some ten years ago
my wiie's hair commenced falling, and got
very thin ana turned gray; but after using
London Hair Color RestOr.r" the scalp be-
came healthy, the hair stopped falling, tue
beautifully.
Ask yOuf druggist for London Hair Color
ReStorer. Price, a. cents q bottle. SIX bottles
for 81. Main Depot for the United > ates,
$50 North sixth street, Philadelphia.
sold by ArnCld Il Eunt, and Campbell and
KeudTick, Druggists, LesyenwOT:h.
tuesthrsatSr
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

Exists, OF If the hs ,r - gray, dry or harsh,
lie natural youthful coior Gamble restored
by using London Hair. Color RestoreT," the
most delightful article ever introduced TO the
American people tor increasing its growth,
reSIrUrIBgits natural color al a. the same
time a lovely hair dressing AID beautifler.-
Il is totally different nom all Others not
sticky or gumuly, and tTee from all impure
Ingredients that render many other articles
obnoxious; in fIct II l. exGGisitely perfumsG
and so Clearly and elegantly prepared ~
make IL a lasting hair dressing and toilet
luxury,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

OLIVER CiTSCa & Co., Boston.
a. o.. Ditsoa Il 60, y z. Bitson & C..,
III & si5 Broadway. =. Y3-2 Chestnut 81 Phi
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
AGENTS! $50

LOW PRICED and VAST SELLING
hoOkS 1E-TAMF MIS-, and BIBLES are
most completely represented In our new
GkAND GOMDt ZION PHGSPSCr-
Us esask. by sample pages. bindings. IL
~ ration, etc Popular works Of every
Kind n sure success FIR Can vassers, All
terms. ScAMAELL & Co., ST. Louis, No.
fen12ws,ro-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
THE INFLUX HAS BEEN STEADY

and reasonably rapid, and what ia better,
composed OF the very best of immigrants,
who have come with means and who are
the very kind wanted in the development OF
the resources Of the country. The surface
of the country Is undulating, with runner
Gus and beautiful water courses, the timber
being situated along the banks Of the latter.
The forest land of the county ia about three
per cent, bottom land about Ten per cent,
with little waste land to speak OF. In fact,
it may be saij that there is not an acre Of
land in the county but which can be utilized.
About ninety seven per cent; Of the county
ia rolling prairie, and il il upon the prairie
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
| nSSsI I'D

a sPEESDin OPPORTUNITY To
WIN 4 FORTUNE. FIFTH GRAND Dis
TRlBUTiON, CLASS T.. IT NEW URLE =
TUESDAY, MAY 18th, 1873 - IOSI;
Monthly Drawing.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

There are four hundred and fifty Pupils
enrolled in the public schools Of Concordia,
the average daily attendance beiug two
hundred and fifty. The school ircludes
fise departments, with four teachers, ex-
elusive of the principal. The school house
Is very handsome stone building, erected
at a cost of $1,000, bu, which Is unable to
accommodate all the pupils comfortably,
ard another building will be erected, or an
addition INSIDE to the present one, besides
employing three or four additional teach
ers.
Concordia college was opened last Sep
TENDER, and has now an attend snce of for
ty pupils, which number is being constsnt-
ly increased Both an English and a
classical educstion can he obsined at this
institution. Professor F. s DirsmDre, the
President Of the college, is an Instructor Of
grea: experience, ard stands high as an
educator.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

jewell Center; and thence 70 Burr Osk'
and from the latter place either to Fed
Cloud, Nebraska, when coun ellen en- be
hsd with the Burlington & Missouri River
road, or to Smith Center. 1t Is believed
that there will be no trouble in obtaining
the necessary township cid in Cloud ooun-
~, through which the road sill run, while
Jewell county is eager to welcome he irou
horse, and esger and snxicus to obtain
communication BY rail with the world The
carrsing out OF THIS proj CT ~ould open up
beautiful and fertile Country, ard would
especially be fortunate thing for Leaven-
worth, who could then enter SIS an equal
competitor into the region where now she
hss to battle with heavy odis az inst Ter
This line would give the metropolis diree!
communication where now she hiss rome,
and will open up to her a splendid msrke'
for her goocs Concordis Ia very sauguine
in regard to this matter AMI anticipates
that definite steps will soon be taken. The
bosrd of trade has been working zeal u-ly
and diligently. and think their labars will
bear fruit, and il hard work viii ever sc
complish anything, Concordia will
get what she is after.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
now JOHN srooD II.
- "a &: Z: I:1si;: .''::: '::i.s ::s :s $ e;

Sad x. kSs~: s0aessd oa ssis Wss'~a
rne nrst. We are told. ofths Pilgrim band
Wa the hr ave John Alden. TO leap on land.
or the ha,dy group. men of deeds and faith
Waopo Ap<g oheye Cd what the Scripture saith.
"rhs yOusgsss was he; fAir.haifed. ssurs-ey'd.
And Of ss.on complex '0u"--'hs chosen and
on the rough old soldier and Captain. Miles
btanAish,
VINO had shows through all psrils how yssrcs
he could orandlsh
The weapons Of var. which he had not omitted.
with the eospsl, TO bring 70 the hesthsn No
IN. ehos,n attendant and scribe confidential
wsA John toths captun. In sli thines essential;
20 much thsf he bceged TOR hi' iuterpoeicoa
And Kindly discaafgs ef ap~S1 commission,
An sa.if Of the hsart' and with nsne was me
LII. Tia, Of his scribe, his desire to fulnil.
a. John. O scribe OF nv hssrt n tell
Ysir Prisciiis xaii,ns fiops Mr. rs9
John vent he told hsr. WITH or liking heart.
Iiis q isithfai FREUD acting we'll his part.
'whJ no, e. for yourself. J0sn'"'A' maiden
John sss.d. s,s accepted. and soon sA'' we're
wed.
And now the long years have unesasinslv
o,aarming ths tvuth OF thia tale that 70 told:
Ths Aldsns are scat sr'i In every direction
Apd rood men and women that are q ocnnexion
With sbs primitive John. ana Pri'eills his wife.
Who bssan IL tss Wildwood saelf uaisn Tor nts'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Or. 4. CHAPMAN.
ANNUAL MEETING.

srHs ANNUAL NETTING or ruI STOCK.
! holdsrs OF ths Nsvsds STATE Asv'cutnral.
xnina and nsehaais al socis'y. viii b held q
DAY, December n. lsTy. for the election OF
Trustees for The snsnirs yssf. and the trsnsao-
don Of such otAsr ousinsss 90 nay propsriy
soms bsfors bsfers ths meeting.
by erdsr ofths TrustsssL
O. q. sTGvKNsoH. Prssidsnt.
p, q. Consrocx. sserstsry.
Reno. December ID. 1879. de6ed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13

maR rAxrs FOR TIE yfscAL YyAR
u sodins Nsy iss, $50 fer the Town OF Gold
Mn srs nov dus and psyable % ne a my
ufHcs. Ssck Of yellow jacket fpgine HOUSE.
no ssrSst. Gold Hi. between The hours ~
10 a. n and AZ. 4. fhs Lawr and ordinancss
IN rsesrA 10 the collection Of The ssme Siii %
StrieIy enforced. ALI taxss not paid vii %
oolns d inousns On the Sth OF Ueloosr. lsO.
p ". FOL Sun.
N.r.Asl .pd sz ofns,o fsx oolioctoe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
NOTICE or FORFEITURE.
Tows or oolp HnL,
County Of Storey. ftst. Of N.yada,

ToWN W oO4U AlkAkS
County Of STOREY. ftsts OF Nevada,
September i2th. 1879.
To Q. K. TloixroH. THOMAS WALLACE. known
or unknown own ri
You are hsfeby nottned that have expended
-Four Hundred Dollars In q. b. gold coin IN
labor and improvements upon the HuD0c
CHIEF gronnd, upon the Europa lode. IN the
Ola Hill Mining Disuict. In The county Of
storvy Aforesaid, during the years $50, l6tt,
1878 and 1879, and o ore particularly dsscftbed
ss follovs 70 VT: OommsucipG st the south.
ern ctske Of the iuropa mining Company and
running along the line Of the lode sdiaanee OF
iDO I, Of 10 stake and monument. toesther
With 800 feat on each sid. Of the diGan-s 10
eatsd. The boundaries OF this iooait.n are .st
out ana lay % follows: Ooumsneing q the
sboye.nsmcd stsks, imusdisisly wess Of the
railroad trsck, and running from thsncs 70 htsh
erUppipRs on the hill. and from thsnce along
the iode On line with the heavy bunch OF
9. oppipes on the brow Of the bill south Of our
southern boundary line, IN order 70 bold sxd
premise. updsr the proytfons OF y ettcu 1S3l
ksvised Statutes OF the United States, o. which
your proportion, - ownsrs Of an undivtoed
ons.icurts<nth interset IN and 20 aid prsm.
Ises. anounts % Twsnty-eieht Dollars and
Fiity.nins oents. And u within ninety Gays
atsr this notice By publication sou fsil OF y.
fuse 10 contribats your psopofton o. eucn
expenditures, % oo-ovlefN, your intsrses N
said claim will become The ptopGU Of ne
subecYiber. undsr aid Section 1eN.
iS ,, o. sddress, Gold Hi. Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
NOTICE.

TuI yuBLlc ARE HKREsY NOTIFIED
! nos % nseotists fos nor purchase the fol-
lsvinR esrtinca'ss oi the capital stock Of the
Isseah Gold end Silver aiming tompan,.
faouSA 20 ne yuns ~, 1879, couphsipR. osrtin-
sasse No. 10 10 iee tneludve. Tor e<o shafse.
: = D. ANzoLi.
yisrisis, psssubsr .. 1879. dsaimo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
nm DOLLARS REWARD

VIyIIL n PAID FOR The RErCHN OF
w yssfiing hsfsf when strayed nom The
DouGiss nill 90 the % Of 0etobsr last. tsid
ysaflinG Wss Of good siss, red ahd white spoe
-, ed hsA Q ytscs OF bailtns rops ssuund her
psak. Her iisht born bad been trVfsn, and
ohaA - sssn 70 was tied up With ptecs Of
vaiis eloth. &C. 5rEyRNsoN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
sohurl Wont Fight Mlt Grant.
Cneinsnan Enquirer.


Whom Carl Schurz indulgss In hfty or
sixty glasses Of beer and . pretzel or
tvo. hs falls back on his mother tongue,
which be speaks with great husucy.
An EnQuirr reporter met him under
these favorable conditions yesterday and
said:
Secretary. I understand you do not
favor General Grant for the Prssi-
dsncyl"
"ich habs doc. dres, several dimes
said ! would not spreachen NIT recorders
ober told you gonndsntially dot Shsn-
sral Grant shall not been elected"
"Upon what do you base your opin'
ionr"
"shsneral Grant treat me NIT Ron-
tempt, und gle tooksn mine brudder.in.
laws eommission a. Revenue Collector
py Chioseo."
:" How do the Germans feel toward
Grant ."
"Pittsr - gall. Grant get not con-
found Dutch vote. sinahow." and the
Secretary placed his hand IN his brsechss
pocket to assure himself that the vote
was intact.
"Do you regard John sherman as .
great man ."
Mine 'front.'" replied the Secretary.
a he pushed the hair back from his
massive brow. "mins frsnt. aldough /
said Il Who shouldn't. yet dere's only
one man in dis country who II hses
subsrior In intsllsstual gabacity. You
will excuse me from shboken alma farmer
on dot question.
The fellow Who asked for . lock OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13

ORDINANCE 10 100.

AZ ORDINANcn - Yix ssA Csllsss
. License Tax Upea Certain
Trades saa Dasaness Wilma she
Csspssass LAoiss % Ne rsws ~
Geld Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
OWNERS or p0oS

~ THE TOWN or GOLD HILL. TAKE
nOTfCIi fhat pursusns 20 crdinanos NO.
q - annual tax Of - on each and svssy dos
~ Hoe1rs tses immsdiatsly from the IN
lIsnsd. ~ hall proved fosthwith 10
ss,sssiy Sjosss tAs said 6stinanes:
SS~s" j. ". F0i90N.
t. -. - ss0 narshal Of Gold Hi.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13

On uotiou Ordinances 10 vss passed b. The
foiiovtns votsi Ayss-fmstsss Tox, welisy,
o1pslsp4 snA Issd6ot esvsnsoa. Assnss-
81 - IN. sa..A n.iss. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
R,.,.a Ne,smb.r a. isn.l

(P0eed November IA, l6W.l
THE BOARD or TRusTRFs or GOLD
l Hill do oIdsin;
exo 4. The President and Clerk Of the Board
OF Trustess Of the Town Of Gold Hll ars here
by authodssd and required a tssus Bonds OF
tie Town OF Gold Hill IN the sum Of Ten
Thoasand Dollars Uuiisd States god coin.
SEQ. .. The said Bonds shall bs 10 such form
q the Prssidsnt and oisrk Of said Board may
prescribe, and shall be TO the e5scs that the
Town Of aold Hill Il bouni and holden aud will
Day TO the holder II said Bonds The sum of
money named thsrsin on the dist day Of No.
ysmbsr. A. d. 1850. With interest thereon q
she rate OF one per cent. Per month, United
States gold coin. Inteisst payable quartsily.
$40. Z. The money received from the sale OF
said Bonds shall b. used for the purpoee OF ~.
dstming Bonds NJ. %. 90, %. 81 ofths Town OF
SIC. I. This Ordinance to tais eject and b
IN force from and affsr IL passags sud one
weeks puhlisatiea In the 9olp HILL pAuH
NKws.
Presidsnt Of the Board Of Trustees OF The Town
Of Gold Hill.
Attest, v. @. HYDE. Clerk Of the Board.
ON motion Ordinance No. llt, - rsad, vas
passed By the folloving vote;
Ayss-Trustses Lsmsry, Dauehy and Preet'
dent pro. TEN. Mercer.
Abssnt-Trpstss woolley and Prssidsnt fox.
IlW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13

sS =. e; 3: 9. :s:.:.s g. :, -. -: -: s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
JAMES .. SMITH,
txsnnfsstursn' RsprsssutstivsI.
SIS Market Street,
I'm SAN FRANorsco. CAL.
ORDINANCE NO. III.

An ORDINANCE 60 au,hsriss ihs 10.
slascs Of Sends for the Pur1sss Of
6seuiins Msasy % Redeem asd Cas-.
eel Bends Ne. ~, -, 20, ol Of ths
Tswn Of Geld Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13

sso. .. Kvsry peuon snnged IN the busi.
ness Of dealing. play nc. or carrying on any
Rzms Of faro, mrnts. roulette lAnsquenet.
foues-st noir, rondo, ksno. fanfan. diana. o.
chuck s.iuck, or any bs king paus. played with
eards, dice. or any other dsvics.. WHISTLER the
ssms b. played tor money. cheeks, credit. OF
any othsf valuable thing or fspisssltativs Of
vsius, shall pay, qursfly. fof license 10
carry op the same, according to his sverass
monthly receipts, a. IN the following schedule:
First 0lass-Nonthly receipts three thoussnd
dollars os over. quarterly heenss, seventy I'VE
dolisn.
second Class Monthly receipts two thousand
dollars or over and under tsrss thousand dol
lars, quarterly icsnss. my dolisrs.
oDo. -. Zach license issutd shAil contain
particular description Of the room In which the
iiosusee desips TO earD on the gsms dpisns.
ted, and the name Of the game 10 b opened and
played; and no licsnss shall b i.sued permit
tinS cay such sams 70 10 carried on In any
room IN which such games are By aly valid Act
Of the keislsturs Of the etsts Of Nevada fos.
hiddsn 70 b opened. played. OF carried On.
President Of the Board Of Trustsss
Of the Town Of aold Hill.
Atkssk; ". q. HYpl.
Usrk Of ne boesd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13

SEQ. Is. xvssy psesoa. nrm OF sssoeiatioo
snesssd in ths 6asiness Of ssliing real estate
or psrsonai propssv By auction or public ont
cry. shali PAY for nnsnss 70 eas1 On ne eene'
osipts. .. In ths following schsduls;
firss Ciass-NGnthly saiss or receipn Two
thousand doiias % ovsr. auaFsfis License,
tvsuty.nv. dollars.
sscond cia.s-Nonthly salss OF rsosipts under
tvo thoc.and dolsrs, quarssrly license. nhsn
Third clsss-psiiy sslss or rsosipts ave hun
drsd dollars or over. license for 0ns day, ssn
dollars.
Fourth ciass-paiiy ssiss o. rsesipts under
Ave hundred dollars, hosnss for one day, I'VE
dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13

spo. Is. Kvszy psrson. arm. s.eoetsfioa o.
eerporstion havins Q placs Of ousinees N ne
Tovu Of Cola Hi, and therein sneaNd IN the
bus,pess Of banning. loantns nonsy, buying sna
selling sxehanas. or rsesiy,ne o. asposm 0es
shsli pay, quartsr,y. fce hoenee 70 caffy On
ssid business, ac,ordin9 10 bis. TIER o. its av0'
80 monthi, purchases end salss q exesanfs.
AMOUNT OF loans. OF dsposit q belhnn e coin.
or any or all Of such rsnsaeuoea - tns esss
may bs, q 10 ths following Sohsdnle:
First Ciass-- Monthly tfaneeenons one nun
dred and any thousand dolla1 o. ovsf. guar
tsriy license, one hu.dred dollars.
second Ciass-Noashly es1sseetons unaef
one hundred and any thousand DOLLARS my
exc. 10. EvsFy psrsoa o Arm enpged u ~
business Of carrying On Q hasesf shop eeau
pay. quarterly. for nosnes 70 eAs5y e ne
sams, according 70 his osthsif svsrsee neofn1
business 90 rsostpts. - " u so'sovsns
schsduh:
ma cisss-NessAiy hsassss = .seays sys
1s3Sssa dsaan - svss saDaxH nso~ ~
SSssa ass-,sssaa,V sssa.ss = sssUas
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13

sre. Il. Rvsry psr.on. nrm. sssoeiation. OF
corporation sngsged In esfTyins on the oSs,,
pay, quarterly, for Q license 10 carry on the
zane, according 70 his or thsif aysrase monthly
business OF rsosipts. - In the following
sohsduls
rirt Clsss-Monthly business or receipts
ave hundrsd dollars OF over. quartsfiy license.
second oisss-N Monthly basinsss o. rsceipts
too nundsd and nity dollars or OVER and
undsr Ave hundrsd dollars, quarterly hesnss,
twenty dolla.a
Third Cis-s-Nonthly business @ receipts
und~r two hundrsd and hfy dolisrs. auArtsfiy
iioanss tn dollars.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-02-22
The Capitol at Albany.

The new Capitol at Albany is to be
counted among the half dozen notable
buildings in the civilized world, and
the time, money and diversified ability
spent upon its construction can hardly
be properly estimated in figures and
names. Before the present year ID
ended the State of New York will have
expended nearly $40, 600, 900 upon the
edifice. That portion of the Assembly
walls destined to receive the paintings
of "The Flight OF Night" and "The
Discoverer will hereafter possess q
value that could never have been be-
slowed on mere costliness of material
or mere cunning in the handiwork of an
artifcer. No one can view the Capitol
paintings at Albany, even in their pres
ent half finished state, without feeling
that this decoration Tor some work OF
like character) is the only proper COM
plement to the noble and impressive
creation of the architect. Anything
less imaginative and less majestic than
the colossal figures employed in the
composition of these two allegories
would have been out of keeping with
the grandeur and solidity of the hall
they adorn and yet happy chance,
rather than an educated purpose, saved
the finest legislative chamber in the
Western world from style of decora-
ton that would have surpassed in de-
gree only that which is daily lavished
upon hotel, dining or billiard room, or
the saloon Of Sound steamer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-02-22
A Brave Struggle for Life.

The following details have been re-
ceived of the loss of the steamship En-
lily B. Souder, from New York Decem-
Der s, for San Domingo: A leak was
discovered at 9 o'clock on the morning
of the 10th inst, and the deck-load
was thrown overheard. At II o'clock
the crew began throwing overheard the
cargo in the hold. At o'clock in the
evening the wind was blowing half
hurricane, and saving the vessel became
hopeless. Four boats were got out, and
one of them was found to be useless.
The first boat, containing the first
mate, John Cristen, George Scan and
five passengers, was swamped alongside.
The second boat, in which were engi-
neer Booth, two Of the crrw, one baby
and several passengers, drifted away |;
the third boat, containing the purser
and others, also drifted clear. At 10
o'clock life-raft was constructed, and
the captain, chief engineer, second
mate and two passengers left the YES
sci on it. OF the Elk persons remain
ing, Theodore Stinert, o. A. Anderson
and one passenger left on o floating
hatch, leaving two cooks and one pas.
senger whom it was impossible to help,
as the steamer disappeared three min
utes afterward. At daybread on the
18th, Stinert and Anderson were alone;
no boats nor bodies were in sight,
nothing but floating cargo. The two
men saved were rescued at 5 o'clock in
the evening by q schooner bound for
Jamaica.-N. Y. Tribune.