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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01

The desperate nature of Erie finances and
fnanciering found twofOld illustration yester-
day. In Judge Blatchford's Court, Mr.. Eyarts,
as counsel for the English shareholders who
dispute GOuld's right to vote and convert their
stock, exposed the knayish management of
the Erie Road in language more severe and,
by citation of facts and figures, more
damning than any heretofore employed
in this remarkable trial. He had just con-
cluded a brilliant and terribly damaging
exposure of the method by which Gould had
DESTROYED the credit and value of Erie prop
erty, when information was brought him, and
at once submitted to the Court, that the Presi-
dent of Erie had given notice OF an intention
to issue 10000 more shares of stock as an
addition to the capital of the Company. This
action was taken in the face of an in
junction by Judge BlatchfOrd restraining
him from raising money or further
depreciatng the stock of the Company
by such means pending the Issue IN
| Court. The daring contempt OF Mr.. Gould
greatly surprised the Court, and Judge Batch
ford at once indicated his intention to enforce
the offended dignity of the Bench. Inc an
nouncement had no startling effect, however, on
Wall Street or the Stock Exchange, where Erie
and its President are no longer powerful
enough TO convulse the market with unexpect-
ed and illegal acts. On the contrary, 1t was re-
ceiyed as matter of too common occurrence, and
with less indignation than derisiOn. 1t is not
difficult to surmise what action Wall Street
will take, for naturally it will avoid Mr.. Gould
and his doubtful stock; but some uncertainty
exists as to what Judge Blatchford will do to
ae NJ, nA,,11 10
pupish him for it. 1t is generally supposed
that he will hold that notice of an intention
TO issue more stock is not in itself an offense,
and will wait until Mr.. Gould has put his new
stock on the market. Then Mr.. Gould will
stand fair chance to learn the meaning and
force of the DEGREES of United States Court.
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ANTIOCH COLLEGE. OHIO.

YELLOW SPRINGS, Ohio, June 2s-0n Tuesday
evening the Rev T. Everett Hale OF Boston addressed hs
lhe united literary societies OF College The subee'"
his address the obligations which devove on me"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01

Another powerful lesson on the CRIME Oh
intemperance is to be drawn from the shock
ing occurrence which happened yesterday IN
the nest of shanties on the rocks near the
head of Avenue A. A labOrer, crazed with
whisky, assaulted his wife, dreadfully mangled
her with a huge knife, and, leaving her Tor
dead, ran to the East River, plunged III ana
,yas drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01

A Paris correspondent says that revenge
upon Germany and "a future rectifcation OF
the frontier still rest in the minds of the
Porisions The sentiment of revenge Is
natural but it should be hoped by every
friend of France, as well as OF peace, that TINS
generation, at least, shall hear nothing further
of a scheme which has cost France 50 much
suffering and woe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01

That the idea of admitting female students
to so strict a college as Williams should have
become a subject of discussion before the
Alumni may be an important 4" straw" The
Alumni can afford to consider the subject
seriously before the debate which the next
Commencement promises
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16
City and County.

Az IMPRoMTU CELEBRATION boys OF Idaho
stv had gay old time on last Monday evening The
,fortunate Jacks were again brought into requisi-
ON and of course had to bear the brunt Of the fun
decorated with packs of ire-cracsers attached to
heir narratives. they were touched off and away
lent the Jacks at about AGO time through the
3reets. One being ambitious to excel the other in
need managed to make his headquarters travel
lister than his fore-qnartsrs and complete somer-
kaut was the resu!t-Jack finding himself facing in
he wrong direction to win the race. The scene
.ttraeted larger crowd upon the streets Of Idaho
lhan we have seen for a year or more. Our moon
ved inhabitants of Celestial descent ont in full
force doubtless believing that the Mclean" men
Nere adopting the Chinese theory of exercising the
Evil spirits and endeayoring in rather novel way to
.npease the wrath of Josh. But Chinese cheap Ia
Dor" win learn lesson in economy from the scene
Ilat vas enacted. Insteed of wasting hundreds OF
bssks of crackers in front of each of their houses
lhey can Lasten a half dozen packs TO each of the
.forssaid .animules" and let them try their speed
through Chinatown. 1t would probably be equally
Is eticacious as the old way.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

THE BACHELORS HoP.-Those desiring TO be pres
nt at the Grand Bachelors Hop at Quartzburg. next
Monday evening. would do well to make their ar
accordingly. Messrs. Knight & Cough.
nour are resorting TO every means in their power to
bender the affair pleasant one. and they have q
Splendid new hall wherein the dance will come of.
Delegations will be present from every camp in the
Basin, and Idaho should not fail to he well repre-
eued this the first ball in the new town of Quartz
burg. The supper will be gotten up under the per-
onal supervision OF Mr. John A. Sullivan. proprietor
pt the Quartzburg Hotel. and he has superior
caterer in the Basin. string band also the Cen
tervil brass band, will provide music for the
s.on and McCntock L Stewart will have comfortable
idaho
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

-DfSo's GLUE mends hcadless dolls and broken
''As4es 1t is always ready for use,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

QUAKER GUNS Artificial teeth are OF little
-. ana easily detected. Take care Of the real ones
sou need is Fragrant sozodont. Use Il daily, and
teeth win be the last OF natures gifts 10 fail you
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16
MI r. -. j Ohm Foy,
AND HER THREE CHILDREN.


MAN AYERS:
IDAHO CrTY-Hon W whitson. John Riorian. q W
Crafts. Bryant, DR. ii Zipf. DIR d Simpson, Geo
w Thatcher, Thomas Barry, Jas Judge II Robbie.
Thos Foye. Henry Meredith Dooiey, ] Temp.
kins. John German, Thos Smith, ] Swim, G s
Kingsley, keegan, Peyton. W Noble, s w
Wulf, Sayles. Jr, d II Alderson John Noonan, A
ID Saunders. Ben NJ Davis Matt Zapp, g T Reyes.
Frank Buckley. Mr. Black Dryde McClintock Jonas
Brown, John Brodbeck, William Fitzgerald + C
Porter. Ii Wickersham, NJ Rosenthal. j Reed
CKSTERvrLLE-Dr G Freeman, John 0Donneil Jas
Duke. s Ridge, W II Tincher Louis Bourgeois
Con Donaho. Chris Dempsey, K Goldtrap, c G
Meffert JAS McDevttt, NJ Nealon, Pfoutz.
PIONEER CITY-Jas Madigan. Matt Ryan, Ben will.
son, J NJ Cannady, Robt Mc3uinness VIM Rankin
Charley Saiay, John vesey, Nunnaly, and
Mr. Bavener.
PLAcERvTLLE.-Dr u Ralston. Pat Sheridan, William
High, Hugh Craig, v Witt, Thos Sutton Thos
Maxwell, JW Dawson, Michael Smith, Chas kenny
Jesse Bradford, Martin Cathcart Turner Swain
GRANITE CREEK-Con Haley, John Leary, John Ellis
Dennis Crowley, John Brogan, Robt Devine, John
Noon, Mills Thos Burke John Gallagher d
Steakle, Michael Herman, Jas Larkin, Jas Mckay
Chas Boyle, John Cheatly, Michael Leary.
BosroS-Thos Decker. Owen Daley Peterson, Robt
Spencer.
Ba- Tickets for sale in every Camp
in the Basin.-sa
Price Of Tickets, IS.
December %, 1s7O-td.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

FoR Ono GRANDE.-Tassell, the indefatigable Loon
creek Expressman started for Orc Grande yesterday
morning on snow shoes. He goes by the way OF
Gold Hill and will return by the Deadwood trail
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

OYSTERS rich joke was perpetrated few days
since on one of our bachelor friends who for short
we will call :" Pate" During the holidays some of
the boys received of oysters that were intended
to be fresh, but the whole batch were osped," and
decayed oyster is of all things about the nastiest.
Pate by the way, is considerable of epicure and
if there anything that he really does like it is fresh
oice containing four of oysters nicely packed
in snow marked to his address, purporting to have
come from the railroad. He promptly Iquidated all
charges recepted for the package and goating over
the feast of which he was about to partake started
for Marys Restaurant and gave explicit instructions
He was beset by numerous friends to let them have
just one can. One importunate friend had sent for
some which were expected daily, and he would re-
turn the comp" Pate couldn't see it. He had
promised several that they should assist him in stow
ing away the bivalves and he couldn't spare any;
was very sorry, but really couldn't yield up any of
the precious shell-fruit. The supper duly pre-
pared and with his company he repaired to the feast
having tasted for time to put keen edge his
appetite. He was lawful oyster hungry" but hor-
ror of horrors. upon opening the precious cans
stencil that banshed all thoughts of supper and
cleared the restaurant of host and guests Pate
don't like oysters now; he takes sugar in his'n."
FoR Ono GRANDE.-Tassel the indefatigable Loon
creek Expressman. started for Orc Grande yesterday
morning. on snow shoes. He goes by the way of
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

hETURSED.-our friend, 4. " Robbie, the jeweler,
VINO has been stopping in Boise City for some time,
On the invalid list returned by stage Of Tuesday last
BOOKING somewhat better than when he left here. We
are glad to see him return in improved health and
nope that his visit may ultimately result in his
plete recovery.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

Why Nor THE Water Tank fraternity I'm Idaho
City never was in more prosperous condition than
at the present time. Quite number have recently
sent in their petitions for membership but this state
Of affairs doesn't prevent Pinney & Co. from keep.
ing on hand an extensive stock Of late papers, maya
zines, pictorials and periodicals Of all kinds, which
are sold to ALL irrespective Of race color previous
condition Of sobriety
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

SAINT LoCIs.-The second and last edition Of the
ncw work by Mr.. l. U. Reavis. entitled st. Louis:
The Future Great City of the World has recently
been issued from the press. We acknowledge the
ceipt OF copy. with the compliments OF the author
in his views OF the future Of the Mound City," Pc
rusal Of his work. which shsws great research. and
Thorough knowledge OF the resources of the great
State OF Missouri seems to warrant him in entertain
Ing to some extent. his exravagant views OF the f-
ture destiny Of Saint Louis. His statistics Of the
mineral. agricultural. and manufacturing interests
are interesting and instructive and the articles
the great bridge in the Of erection also
the proposed Union Railroad Depot are not the least
interesting chapters Of the work.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

ALL AT HoNE.-The members of the Boise delega-
'.oh nave finally all reached home from the Capital.
non .. j. Tompkins. after the adjournment of the
legislature, went on q visit to owyhee, and after
spending few weeks among friends and relatives
mere ne returned accompanied by his sister, few
days ago.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

The SociABLE--The sociable given by the ladies Of
Boise Lodge No. 2. l. o. @. T, at TemplAr Hall In
this city. last Friday night one Of the mos,
pleasant gatherings we have attended during the
Winter. large number Of ladies and gentlemen
were present and the dance kept up until late
hour. or rather early hour, in the morning. Ev.
eryhing passed off pleasantly and all unite in pro-
nouncing it the most pleasant Of the series of Soca-
bles We have had this Winter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

~ iowS.-Henri +. Sayrs, late Chief Clerk In the
Des6lature is spending few days in Idaho. Henri,
NC 'eleve, has concluded to settle permanently at
0 capital where he has 'posish" in the Office Of
the Idaho Democrat.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

~ The CAPrrAL~-Mrs. w. c. whitson having re.
Covered rom her late severe illness. Judge whtson,
accompanied by u s. Marshal 10 Pinkhim, lett for
NN capital on last Sunday. The Supreme Court win
piooaoiy adjourn about the last of this week.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

BANK or BRITISH COLUMBIA Attention il called TO
the advertisement Of the Bank OF British Colum-
bia, the head Office of which Is in London England
with branches established in British Columbia. San
francisco and Portland. It is OF the oldest and
most responsible Banking institutions the coast.
working on paid mp cash capital, and not founded
oa g-eenback basis Exchange on England. Scot
land Ireland, could not be obtained on more favor
able terms, or from responsible source. than
from this wel-known Bank.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-16

oALLED-we acknowledge call. on last Monday,
: Jan our Pioneer friend, Hon. Z. A. Stevenson, who
Engaged In extensive mining operation on the
Aeaowaters of Grimes creek.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-05
Ser GGghrr nnb lcinr 9ennrfuiKe,

Grtpa8t man bic auBeruroer;Iias empRnoIi6.sit pes
rteniGlibsn aOrpets ino bah ct. aussenomnitn pir&
iilnflide gsosduns, unbsiaibt 1T sssen bic VDirtune
oer &alte, 10 srihsint 60 gar nidt i~onosrbar, Sab er 5ur
iebisen Jabrssaeit oisIen aranibsitsn ausssitst IN.
Die 2aut ibt slnsn indbtissn GinfuB aui ben Wsaseu
uuo ben untsrlsib. uno ,pertn lire StGtigts,t untsrbro.
den tpIro ourh ploBlt6en 6roH. tpeIh;r bic poren
peridlteBt uno Die GusoinFurg bon Der OberHd&s
psrbtnotrt. 10 fart leiat innetlids goneeftion srfoI.
gen. Sis YeroauunesorsaHs pSnsitben, tp.nn biss
Der Sau III, nismals iPrel SisnN, pie es Ra ssboft
uno oa Die oerbrou6ttn eiofIf. nsIhe Jun 9btiI burh
Die S6metBortiien ausssidieosu iusrbtu joUten, f,intn
anoeru Iusur9. ais Die Ginssipsibe uno 0isrtn baben,
10 toeroen Ueripptung uno peri1ieoentrIei glieren.
tranfbette1 trebr ODER tptntgsr uorbtrri den. no I'm.
osroanItaistt bsftrbt, ,piro fs ourd bieie utIaaen. Der.
iaIinttsrt. Sas pirfIamfs gorbtusuuss. uno esiI.
Hittsl fir s%t0ruu8en bieisr att ut f,pfetter's
WaseH Bittersr. 5ube.n CT als elm Rsijunss.
une StirturssmitisI lpirtt. rsat CT ben Wtagen unp
bic Ginstlptios an unb osrlsibt bisisn ipI&tigsn Orsa.
nen iopobl 9biits'eit, pIe NsssIm6Bietsit. Or pirti
aud ala Elm SdpeiBmittel, tnbem tr bic SautsefdBs
frdftist uno brn frsien Surb9ans psrbrauhtsn Stoftes
ourdb ients tatirItte Sieb bes Rbrpsrs ~befbrosrt. Wis
elm mtloes nrtntruittsl9 ibt or Der Stitigieit Der git.
rem etren %geiunoen SinpaIs, mo cine SenbtnI gur gBai.
IerIudt oorbanotu 1T. unb als elm BI,itrsinlaer Ino
Nsrpenir6ftiaer bat CT isbr tpobltbdtiee gDirtunqen In
Sduen bon Rbenmatismus. Or ~psrstnist In sIidIiden
EroportIousn bic irafttssnosn, idfsosrbs~H ,rnotn, OF.
ntnbtn. idnlnib,uioriSen, Wusoinfuna btI5roernbsu
uno antibiIibisn g IssnIdaftrn. ,uets sur sBieoerberHtls
lung zines esipDbnItt iranien aorpsrs ubtbis fao, UNI
bat als cine ~ Intsrmsoiin niat istuss glsidsn,
(t-Gt1lD1 --Hr "a. a#H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-05
MuS Msaibinntou.

W a bingto n. 4. San,-Der Beiu9 Sc'
ras GrssIsp's beim 4rdfnsntsa belo9 F9,
nie man 9laubt, anf Die Gan Domingo
aTfaire. Der BrdIioent glaubt, ben Seoats
teur ber s9.sO. &ribine" fiir oas YroieIt ass
pinnen Su mhiien unb ipl ibm angebotsn bas
ben, ats Wtitslieo BERG ommiiiton bic 3ufdnoe
Gan 8Omin9o's an DIT uno Stele au untsr.
ludsn.
= Der frabert St.usr : Ginnsbmer 8uais
bon Ssras, iu,lder AM 20. bs. Dor Die @es
l6rporenen eefeGt tpsroen miro, bot ein9eftan:
ben, Der &s8ierune $50. 600 %unteribla9en ~
baben nno ST, 900 3urtdsrRattst.
= Senator Thurman uon Ohio bat ron
eiusm frRbsren SuitiSbeamtsn in Ohio, einsm
EepublifaHer. einen Brief erbaltsn, IN ipeldenl
isin Auftrstsn In Der San Domingo: 8ebatte
gebifligt miro uro bic Yuiideruug entbalten
III, baB feline leo Yerionen i'm 9an3sn Gtnai
Ohio FIR oas Yrpisft oes grdiosnten fino.
= Gen. Wtunsen bon Sbio, WtttaIisb oss
6auies. beabfiGtiat, cine linasre &eoe aeaet
Die Sulis Grbeit in Amerifa az balien.
- Sas raOifals Staats : 6olle9ium Der
Stimm3dbIsr BON 6torioa bat easgOtum BON
aht oeuiotratijd den Counties Derporfsn uno
oaour9 Die grpdbluns 0es rabifalen 8itss
@cuperneurss uno oes farbigeng ongreB Cans
bibatsn Sofiab &psles rseTtdert.s - nno bas
nennt mar Elm thrlides B.rfabren /! Sie Isrs
bile raoifals Yrsiis miro alsroin9s ba,u Seis
fal flatiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-05
6srid]tS UerhQuSluuaeu.

Staottretssert&t. = Dor Ribtsr Carer,
S Seisie p ano zig S Issss i abI I issns siap S9h a Sa'o.."f a gls.
Marie @OrYu@ onr& ibrsn ytann psresrire G,oriud se,
gen Sobann 4eum Q. gnalano; bias Sertbt bstraIte
| %osrIauie bon sipti NIT $500 Pppotbei ~beIaet.nM GruSo.
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tapseo.4ot, - Caroline aSfnlsnbars srssn 5ran,
Antrag auf Nnnnlirun8 sepifier Bthsibertrasunsrn
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ant Sobann SinTil6 anS pom siooo aai 3obann 10.
Dallas 5traBe; Don $4,000 auf 9orsul R6nis fur elm
6aus uno Grunofiid auf bet aBefisite Der 3arbam.
StraBs; pom sac @t Sobann uno Marie Yulsss
BON $475 auf Sohannes rnD War8arstbe Spimaun
fir elm Saus uno Urunbfiid an Comet . Strabe; BON
$475 auf Sobann unc Barbara Huppsrfein iir Elm
bann Sinuil@ fur swei baui tr anb Srunotude anaDolf,
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men; bisrgtsen uppelirte Der BeriIasts. bod beftltiate
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$1,000 su ~bstraaen. ampalt Der aIdgsrin IL 4biIipp Is.
etaptsrridt.- (gor Gbtrri&ttr seutt.) abo.
mas g. parlttt efgen ]. aD. Wtiblboter inb Rbiltpp
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