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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-30
M n WORKING MEN.

The Silver State. published in Union
vile. commenced publication, a short
time since. as an independent journal.
We think it is now thinning for the
straight Democratic course. The follow
ing is a quotation from its last issue.
D~escanting upon the past mistakes of the
workingmen, it offers advice by which
past errors may be remedied. Here is
the advice:
There is but one chance left by which
to escape. and what is to be done must
be done speedily. That is to hurl frb
power the persons aud party hat have
betrayed us. Judge parties and persons
by their acts, and not by lip service. Do
not be betrayed by a kiss Of love. Does
not the party in power who profess with
their lips love for the workingman's III
terest show by their acts that they are
forging and riyeting the chains that are
bringing you into everlasting slavery
Wake up, workingmen, from h drunk
en- stupor under which you have been SO
long laboring; revise the acts OF those
with whom yon have contided power, and
impartially Judge who has been the
friend to the white laboring man and
who has been the traitor.
When %workingmen set about being
made up into political machinery, and
band together rs 'workingmen,' acting
as such, they bring their manhood into
contempt, and forfeit largely of their
self-resPect. They unavoidably insti-
ute what is so dangerous to republican
institutions-class legislation, class asso-
citation. Better keep aloof from the wiles
of ambitious demagogues, and act indie
pendently as American citizens, poor to-
day but industrious and intelligent,
and liable in a few years to be capital
lists or officials. Partisan drill has some
thing that effect at best-but for men TO
drill on a caste classification is to make
of themselves cattle for the market.
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VIM. II. Aspinwall has purchased,
through Badger & Lindenberger, a urge
lot of the finest quality of blankets, Ore
CON and California made, for the New
York market-ineluding a lot of horse
blankets, made to order, with mono
grams, for owners of famous horses
costing S35 apiece. He %pronounees
these far superior to anything in the line
ever manufactured East.
Extensive preparation is making for
decorating the graves of the Union dead
Tomorrow: and if the weather is fine the
display promises to be fine. The police
is ordered to report to Colonel Cory at
~ m. to accompany the procession and
clear the streets.
No preparation has thus far been made
for the reception of the Boston Board of
Trade and the excursionists accompany
ing them; and probably there will be
none an unusual apathy being mani
tested on the subject by our citizens
generally, and the California volunteers
who served in the Massachusetts contin-
gent, during the war, in particular.
stock 5a1oS.
FORMING.
Ophir-3e0 shares, 1873. sl2k.
Consolidated Yir ginia -200 shares, at sl1.
Feathersts ne-S00 shares, 75c.
Gould * Curry 14 sbrs, Sis. b. so; Sl29, $3.50,
1929, b. 80: $50.
Conhdenee-20 shares, at s17k.
Belcher-1o0 share =, SO, b 30.
Sierra Nevada-2J0 shares, ss1, Ssh, $50, b. 80.
Eureka--5 shares. at 1896.
Savage-490 shares. 50. \, b 10. "a, So.
Hale & Norcross 60 shares, S132R.
Crown Point-250 shar,s, Sli. 14A, b. 3d. Ii.
Chollar-1l0 shores. S2aA.
Kentuck-20 shares. $50.
Amador-22 shares, S2l2h, 210, 4. co; 2l2A.
D~iney-15e SHARES, at So.
Silver Mave-2l0 shares, $50. 81.
Lady Bryan-40 shares, at S334.
Imperial-2l5 shares, S34. 535, b. 80; SO, SO, b. 3.
Segregated Belcher-20 shares, $5h.
Empire -35 shares, at SIS, Ii.
Yellow Jacket-404 shares. SIS, Az, 4SA, b. so.
Aurora 20 shares, at S3h. 3.
Noonday-1000 shares, s3A. 4, b. 80; 90.
Mammoth-73O shares, s12, Isl, b. so; ~.
Original Hidden Tyeasure-64O shares, s2oA.
POS.
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FROM MARYSvlLLE.
EVANSVILLE, May

EVANSVILLE, May %.
The Turner'S picnic, at Wheatland,
was attended to-day by 1900 persons, a
large number present from Sacramento,
Marysyille. San Francisco, and various
points IN the railroad lines.
A house burned, 4 miles from Knights
Landing. on Lyuch's ranch, in which
were 4 of Lynch's children and a young
lady aged 16-Miss Swift, sister Of Mrs.
Lynch-all burned 10 death. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynch were in Sacramento, and the
children were left in charge of the young
lady. Two young men slept on the
place, but the night being warm, they
slept in the hay some distance from the
honse. The fire was discovered by them
about 2 o'clock a. m, but too late to ex-
tinguish the flames. The body of Miss
Swift was found near the door, with a
child in her arms. No alarm was given.
as the honse was nearly destroyed before
the fire was discovered. Origin unknown.
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The DIAMOND DRILL is a wonder. The
speed at which it penetrates the solid
rock. informing the owner of the mine
In a few days what it would by any other
process require weeks to learn, is just
the thing. Time is money in its case.
Mr.. True, at our suggestion, has con-
scented to reduce the price of prospect
ing claims on the Hill. He has charged
seven dollars the foot; but. willing to
put the advantages of the drill within
the reach Of all. will now contract to
drill for five dollars the foot-the mine
n Supplying wood and water. That
Is cheap enough.
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SUFFER- CREEK.

SUFFER- CREEK, May 20.
A fire occurred here at 10 n. m. to-day
destroying a large saloon belonging to
McHcnry & Paine, Vim Birds barber
shop and L. C. Martins frame binding.
damaging his brick store considerably;
also, A. c. Joyse's tin and hardware
shop, j. NJ. Tibbetts' pattern-shop, P.
Quinn's saloon and C. II. Harris variety
store. The stock in Martins store.
owned by j. w. Stanley, is greatly
damaged. Rice's house and new ioun-
dry saved by the greatest exertions. 1t
is supposed to be the work Of an incen-
diary.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-30

THE RAILROAD osNrrrEE.-In accord
ance with the authority given to the
Railroad Business Committee, by the
meeting on Wednesday night, a dispatch
was sent on Thursday to Hon. Thomas
Fitch to hold the Objectionable Leet bill,
now before Congress, in allegiance till
he could hear from the committee by
mail. On Friday. n letter, embracing
the views of the people of White Pine
upon the measure, with a copy of the
notifications required, was dispatched
10 Mr.. Fitch. The amendments pro-
posed relate chiefly to the time of nc
ceptance and construction allowed to the
company by the present bill, as well as
to the fixing of a definite starting point
on the Central Railroad in lieu of the
present indefinite authorization. namely:
OF some point east of W~innemucca.
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List of Letters

OBTAINING IN THE PoSToFFICE AT
III Treasure City. New. on May 9th, 1870.
Parties calling for these letters will please say
advertised, and give the date. II not called for
within one month they will be sent to the Dead
Letter office.
Ladies' List.
Dallas Miss Kate Mccormick Miss NJ
Saren Mr BIS Virgins Mrs A
Gentlemen's List.
Andrews J Berry Jas Brearly Z ca
B-tta A Crenshaw John Clifford John
Haley John Hubbs G q johnson 8
Livingstone j. Lewis s @ MeChrystal Jno
Maddox J II NJ shoney D. Mitchell ] NJ
Niederaux j Noakes Il Natson ] 3
Patton II Peril Ryan MD
Ryan f ] Robinson W.T. Ravell Jos
Robinson W G-2 Robinson A b Treglone John
Trnggen II Titler John Walsh NJ D
Willis 8 Nhildin ]
Registered Letter.
Jno oDonnell
c.. F. MEYERS. P. NJ.
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William Goodson was injured, past
hope of recovery, on Tuesday, in the
Eureka mine, Grass Valley. Cal. He
descended in a cage to the 500-foot level,
when be put his leg ont prematurely.
A reverse motion of the cage caught him,
and he was dragged out and very Sc
riously crushed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-30

The remains of Vim. Daniels, who n
short time since committed suicide at
Austin, whilst in a state of alteration,
will be translated by his widow to Grass
Valley. California. Daniels was form
erly an owner in the celebrated Allison
Ranch mine.
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FROM VIRGINIA CITY.

VIRGINIA Cry, May 20.
Work is resumed ON the old Solferino
mine, which has not been worked for
several years past, owing to the unsettled
state of the title.
Sutro Tunnel in LIZ feet.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-30

An IpAHoER.-Caldwell Wright. agent
for FOCUS, Wilson, and other Idaho cap
~italists working mines here, has returned
from Silver City. and will press work on
the mines of his company. Wright is a
bad man for smooth ground-he tears
too deep for fun; and we look to see the
Hill open like a peach when he once
gets fairly into the vein.
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FROM Los

Los ANGELES. May %.
Gen. Dana, of the U. s. A., arrived
to-day from Fort Yuma.
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Railroad Meeting.

A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF WHITE
IA PINE COUNTY is called for WEDNESDAY
EVENING, June ]. az City Hall, Hamilton. for
the purpose Of hearing the report Of the Com.
mittee on Statistics. and for the transaction If
such other business ms may come before the
meeting. p. @ LYMAN, President
W. W. HOBART, Secretary. ma2s-td
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AGENCIES.

SAY FRANCISCO
MYRON ANGEL. Room No. o, 434 Cal. st.
THOMAS ROYCE. 80, Merchants Exchange.
7. p. II II and ~, Mereh'ts Exch'ge.
CHICAGO
J, W. LARIMoRE L CO., porc's Block, 1877
East Madison st.-Room IS.
COOK C0BUKS r CO., 81 Dearborn street.
NEW YORk-
HUDSON MENET. Times Building.
YTR1fvYa JAMES MCDONALD.
FLKO-R. r. BROOKS, News Depot.
AUcTTv-A. NJ. HoRS. Main st.
PFOCHE CITY-Charles weiderhoid.
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u ~ WI, : q 20 fVU "a. oUU.1ss., 81
And in accordance with law. and an order of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 10th day of
April, 1870, so many shares of each parcel of
said stock as may be necessary. will be sold at
public auction. at ihe Office Of the Company, No.
10 Stevenson Building, San Francisco, on the
18th day Of June, 1870, at the hour Of IL O'Clock
m. of said day, to pay said delinquent ASSESS
ment thereon, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
masosa HENRY BOWIE, Secretary.
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nRoMIDE TUNNEL, COMPANY.

ID Location of Works: White Pine, Nevada.
Notice.-There are d. linquent, upon the follow.
ing described Stock, on account Of Assessment
levied ON the 10th day of April, 1870 the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respec-
tive Shareholders, as follows.
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oqs GIFTS IN ALL............s5o 100000

After paying the expenses Of the e%nterihiH'
IN nj. and making the distribution Of the gifts,
~ above announrs d. the baIance will be Ap-
piled TO eXtinRuishing thu present Indebtedness
Of the Mercantile Library Association.
The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate dire, iion o. the Beard OF
Trustees If the Mercantile Library Association,
assisted by a Supervisory Committee. selected
from State. City and County officers, and wsh
known citizens Of San Francisco.
Holders Of tickets to which gifts may DO
awarded, viii receive the same on presentation
Of such tickets or coupons to the business
Agents Of the Board Of Trustees. at their ONCE
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Eor GaTos


Al TIL SILVER MINING
WI COMPANY Location If Works; White
Pine Mining DISCREET. White Pine comfy. State
of Nevada. Notice IS hereby z ven that. ut a
meeting Of the Trustees Of said company held
on the Goth day Of Msy, A. d. 1870. an assess
ment Of
Twenty roo Cents per share
was levied mon the capital stock Of said com
pnny, payable immediately, in Uni ell States
gold coin to the Secretary, at the Office Of the
company, Room No. % Hayward's ruif ding, No.
4l0 California street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shah re-
main unpaid on Friday. The LIST day If july. A.
d. 1870 shall ne deemed delinquent. and will be
duly advertised for sale at public suction. and
unless paym nj shall be made b. fore viii be
sold on Friday. the 22d day of July, A. d. ls70.
to pny the dtlinquf mt Assessment. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses If =sle.
JOSEPH L. KING. Secretary.
~Ohce-Ponm No. % Hayvard's Binding, No.
4l9 California street, San Francisco. Cali.
fornia. ma30td
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MRS. BLASER.

National Bank Building, Main street,
Hamilton,
WHISTLES TO INFORM LADIES OF
w Hamilton and vicinity that she has opened
her new store, with all kinds of LADIES
GOODS of the latest style. Hats, Perfumery,
Toys aud Fancy Articles. Fashionable Dress.
making, In the best manner. ma2s-tf
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Gentlemen's List.
Adair Ash George W Adams Thomas
Anderson y Anderson Neal Anderson Alex
Andrews Mr. or Mrs J d Arti,te Bayai
Arnold FL Bla 'kburn n II Bphle Henry
Bennett Al Is nefrel Robt BARKER William
Bashears This J b lcler DanfordB Wilson
Baxter G w Barras sa Da C Conklin SB
Childs Geo T-3 Campbell J NJ Cole Joseph F
Corrigan John Cunningham p Cramer Adam
C1ngrr Cazier Chas CivagnarO G.
CharbGnneallT Drewry J L Dooley VIM
Dooley Michael Duffy John Dangberty Ed J
Dowd Frank Fountain John Fulmer Capt III
Forney Peter-2 Fnrber John w Fisher Maroni
Grant Alfred Gibson Daniel ellison John W
Glass John Gardner r Goldman NJ
Guiguina n Guilloy Jacq9 Hall Lester Z
Hale s Hall Hooker J B
Hume Hosmer D NJ Holdridge Jere
Hotchkiss z T Isbell DR. J B-3 jacobs JOS A
Jewell VIM johnson T NJ Kaufman NJ
Keenan, Michl Kelly Stephen Lee Geo
Leplay + Mack James Monshall g K
Medbnry JAS n Master A Mower Patrick
Mustang Al McMillen Robt Mcdonald Aleck
Nickem samel Naish Ephraim Nichols Ivy.2
Nuet Thomas Nelson C g Ostrom J P
Orien Edw II orion James G Obah 4 Smith
O'Sulltvan d Stephens Hen-2 Spencer F-2
Stomach w Ed Sherwood STEP Shoemaker d
Sweeney jas NJ Stopparu NJ S Sterling And'w
Snetsinger Az Sheeton J D. Smith Willard NJ
Shanahan Corn Smith Edw Wheeler J b
Warren Aug A Woodard + So William W W
Willitts Lewis Williamson J b Wilson
Young j. Young Henry
HARVEY CARPENTER, p. NJ.
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The FENIANs o A USIT.-To the out
side world, the Fenians present u most
incomprehensible enigma. Every man
of them is presumed to be in favor of
war upon Canada for the purpose of re-
taliating upon Great Britain; yet the Fe-
mans of San Francisco declare they will
invading army now across the border.
As usual, there are two sets of Fenians,
and they work at cross purposes. The
Chicago branch of the Brotherhood has
reluctantly agreed to assist Gen. O'Neill;
but the San Francisco circles have re-
solved to do nothing in this crisis. We
would ask, how can the Irish ever hope
to effect their object of liberating Ire
land. if they must always fight among
themselves at the behest of demagogues?
IMPORTANT TO LTTIGANrs.-A letter
from W. S. Wood. Esq, United States
District Attorney, requests US to inform
those concerned that the hearing of all
cases against persons resident in White
Pine, charged with violation of the In
ternal Revenue laws, have been contin-
ued to June 18th; in order to enable the
receipt of instructions from the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, to specifically
cover these cases. For this especial con-
sideration, District Attorney Wood de-
serves a credit mark.
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PHILADELPHIA BREWERY.

THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY NOTIFIED. THAT
WAGNER * DAWSON. Of the
Philadelphia. hive purchased the ST. Louis
Brewery. with all materials machinery. appa-
ratus and good will prrtsiHing. All sccounts
due the st Louis are now due and payable to the
undersigned.
All contracts for delivering Of LAGER BEER
from the st. Lauis will b. fulfilled by the under
signec. who continue. at the old stan1. TO mqu-
NJ. cture thai famous beverage, the pHILADEL-
PHIA BEEF
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Aew Go-1au.
List OF Letters

ID EMAINING IN THE PosTOFFIcE AT
IL Hamilton. New, May 2sth. 1870. Parties
calling for these letters will please say 'adver
tised.' If not called for within one month they
will be sent to the dead Letter Office.
Ladies' List.
Harris Mrs Lizzie-2 Davenport Miss Mary
Best Mrs Julia Clarity Miss Maggie N
Moore Hiss Lizzie Jaekfon Mrs NJ
Sharp Rebecca Steele Mrs Jersey
Ginimer Miss : Williams Miss Annie
ZentIuayey Miss Wilbemina
, 1870-06-20
AURORA CATHOLIC CHURCH,
Description Of The New Edi6ce-Thc Nntld-
Ing TO Cost about E5O.O0O,

ing TO Cost about E5O.OOO,
One night last winter Ere broke out IN Aurprs,
and the next morning there was no Catholic
church In that pretty suburban town. Every effort
was made to subdue the con1aGration the Bap-
tist Church bell sounded the alarm, and the cii1-
Eens turned out, but the Water Works or the
engine could not save the old tlmbers, which were
dIy, and burned well and rapidly The congrrga-
tion was compelled to worship IN public hall IN
u SUCH tune as a new church could be built
Rev. Father Murphy went to work to raise funds,
and, through the tnsuumentauty OF fRtrE, those
pious devices for extracting money from unW1ll-
ing pockets, sufactenr sum Fas raised
ss to 9s RehaSs o me liver ps e s o corner on Of ras ne
and Root streets. Designs for the new building
were next In ORDER and architects in Chicago were
invited 10 prepare and present plans 10 tie Build
but the palm vas awarded to Nj. John Clifford,
Of Ibis citr, whose plan was adopted
Pc conceived Gothic structure, not mixed
sront elevation shows TWO gzand M t. iowe4s' VI one on
each side, that to the left rising to height Of 13i
feet andits bigger brother height Of 160 feet,
Of The towers, win be 70 ice,, and the depth 10
feet Between the towers viii be a
feef Ss Gnass xRaoT s Of waoR aas wi f1 Ss ss
Matn entrance, and there Will also be door in
one Of the towers leading to th gallery and organ
and the ornamentauon OF the exterior Will consist
Of elaborate carving The turrets Will be Of stone
There will be seven windows on each side, and at
looms.
Tue Interior will he finished IN good style. The
main noor will seat 100 persons, and the galleries
will accommodate 400 or 600 more. In the base
mcot viii be coal md wood Tooms, furnaces,
library, paEi6H and the pastors study. Provision
seems 10 hare been made ior all contingencies.
and, when finished. the ed!nce will be one OF
the nnest houses Of worship In the State outdde Of
Chicago. The cnst VIII pe somewhere in mo
, 1870-06-20
Meeting of the Synod OF Swedish and
Norwegian Lutheran ChurcAs

SG1Jf91N'EQfVlt1 u 4NG N|@sA2O 4E&V47N.
ASJ0vEk, Ill, June 16-iesterdzy the
eleventh annual mcettng Of the Angus
tauA Synod, uf the Swedshand Norwegian
Lutheran Church In the United States, opened at
O'Clock 8. H., with niyine services In the Swedish
language, at the new and spacious brick church
built In this place The President, Rev. Prof. 7.
\. Hassc1quisr, being ahsent on important bust-
ncEs IN Sweden, the synodfea1 topenIDG1 sermon
was preached by Rev. J. Swens9n. Of this place.
In ba1loting for officers for the ensuing year Rev.
J. sNensou Was elrc.ed President, Rev. G. Peters,
OF Rockford. Ill. Secretary, Mr. j. EnEbeTg, OF
Chicago, Treasurer. There arc present from Ihif-
Teen staies and Territories, hf1y-swo clergymcn
and ior1rone lay delegates. besides scores OF vts-
TOTE. The Secretary 8 report gives 1a5 congregs-
lonK, 6 ministers OF the gospel, 16,5ao commun1-
santa belonging to tue Rynpds. About fifteen to
iimEaJ congregations oEkanlZetl aimee last synod-
~ ~ t meeting, arc seeking admission Some eight
y Ih nn yonng men. candidates for the ministry nf
tirs susTet III 70 De ordained next Sunday. Stalls
nn1+ u ~ nome missions have taken in the greater
tnr ~ ~ INC ttmc hitherto The uuesion OF dyid
nnd Sorwrvsn WIZ mo two separate boles, Swedish
deal OF inteirs y 9p to-ds! and cxcates great
since last sess and rs question has been lying over
s1i1tnna q, pa1P tePoT1s r. from The e.uesona IN
ver MIMI VIII be heard and acted uuo nu ma.
row. great number Of other i,upar1ant a1or M,iaor-
are before the synod, and ts meeting VIII cnnt1
probably until Wetsnt sdaJ or ThuFsday Of neM
week. NCsTters
, 1870-06-20

Tho reporter Of tho Sioux City Journal
has lately been interviewing Mr. John I. Blair.
Mr.. Blaif says that tho lows Falls l. Sioux
City Railroad will be finished within week, II
no delay in forwarding the iron occurs. The
gap is now only sixteen miles in length, which
can soou ho closed up with the requisite sup
ply OF mAte1iM at hand. He promises tn Acii-
zens Of Sioux City an opportunity for II OK
cursion over tho road ~ soon as it is fniehed.
Az soon thereafter - possible, the road will
bo turned over to the Illinois Central Company.
Tho s. c. 4 P. r. r. will remain. as hereto
fore, under his OWL immediate CONTROL as also
the Fremont Road commonly known Is the
Blair cut on " He will also retain charge Of
the Elkhorn Valley Railroad, which he pro-
poses to push ahead ss fast as possible. He
expresses himself very fayorsbly disposed TO 4
road having Sioux City as its southern ter
minus, following the valley Of the Dig Sioux
River, striking into the valley Of the Red
River Of the North, and making junction
with the Northern Pacific Railroad at Brock
inridge.
Portage County, Wis, on Saturday week,
voted mid to the amount OF 91O0, 600 to the
Portage, Winnebago Superior Rai1road
Company. Neenah and Menasha had previously
voted $50, 600 each, and Waupaca and Weyan-
vega sc, 600 each This gives nearly the en-
tiro amount necessary to complete the road
from Doty's Island 10 Stevens Point forthwith.
, 1870-06-20

heso,e ths public during thv lAs+ fsw' w'wsska.
H0 fscture on ths Sd inst, uD1,E lie sasSsCss
Il El1zsbsth Cady stsntou, Nj mol tho soo-
sained. md heT subsequent troubles = ths p,
Aator House for non-pay aymeut Of > board haa,
snd her examination By Dr.. Swan. who deelaE-
cd her to be non eon.pos, tended to lauesae
tho notoriesy she hid lataly attained But ths
Princess hss nos yet concluded to renzin 4
dlant suhe1er 70 long - ahe csa seek redress
through the courts, md tfus consulted yestec-
day with the well known lawyer, Mr. WDka1a
F. Howe, to whom sue related thst
she hsd been made the dupe Of
wonan's in6daity- Her story to Mr,
Howe IL thAt on The 18th of last month
abe deposited with Mesdanes Woodruff g.
Claain, the female brokers, Of No. a Broad
street, three so1itzire rown diamonds. set in
gold ring, and valued At q, ,0o0, md 81 600 In
money. This WAS to be retu1ned her on sppi-
cation.
Altar her lecture On tho Sd inst. the charm
Ing Princess repaired to the ofEce Of tho brok-
eresses and there applied to VEtoris c, Wood
bull fof her articles OF value. Mira woodruff,
however, declined to part with the property
which bad been entrusted to the &m, md u
though other applications were m.sla for The
1ewelry entrusted to them, they refused to
part with the Prineoss' property Under those
cncamstances Counsellor Howe was CONSULTED,
md the Princess dcpositiou was taken. setting
forth the above facts and summons Issued
and served upon tho fornalo brokcresses. The
suit Is in the Supreme Court, and rice develop
ments are prnmised.