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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-09

l~srScIAL TO rHE 0oLD HILL DAILY NEWS ]
o o M EsTIc INTELLIcEHc e
Alleged t'arii., succes..


NEw York. August 9-lt IL re-
ported In Spanish circles In this city
| that telegram. from Havana were re-
ceived yesterday by Il Spanish com.
mercial house aud 10y high Spanish
functl0mrirs Ia this country, to the
effect that General Portillo. at tlr
tea ! of three thousand men. had routed
and captured ~ClrnfurgOs without n shot
heing fired. aud that he proclaimed
Don Carlos King Of Spain. Many
leading Spaniards OF Havana. includ.
lug generals In the army, colonies OF
volunteers, Je,ults, aud several lead-
Ing slave traders Of The Island. are
SAID to be co. couspirators with Genernl
Portfolio for the overthrow Of the Re-
publican Government In Spnin.
The Gtbb Z 10 North 4 a'siinn.
Hardy jones was hanged In New
bern. n. g.. yesterday. for the murder
Of Robert Miller. II constable. on Feb
ruary lst. ls72, while Miller. with two
Others. was conveying Jones to prison
OIL n charge Of larceny. Jones WAS
over so years Of age.
Thr Potomac Disaster.
A special from Washington says that
the best information ottainnble shows
the number of lives lost by the burn
ing of the steamer Wawassett, Is prob
ably not over %. There Is no wharf
at Chnrt0on Point, where the Steamer
was burned. and II landing Is made by
the l,se of small boats. One of these
was being urshipped for this purpose
when tile cry OF fire was heard, aid
the flames came with such force that II
panic ensued mt once. The passengers
made a rush for the boat mich VAS
being lowered. crowding 1t full, when
the tarkIlhg broke or becHme unl'itch.
ell, and all were prrcipitated into tile
river. The terror.stricken passengers
we've forced by the flames to jump
overheard, to whom Captain Wood
and crew threw llte-preservers. Tile
people OIL the shore did all they could
to assist In saving lives, but their
means Of resrue were very unequal to
the terrible extremity.
ihs fnrm-rs Movement - A New
Party Recommended veIy strong
Talk.
CHICAGO, August GA mass meeting
# farmers was held at WINCHESTER.
Scott county, H., OH Thursday, which
was addressed 10y W. G. Flngg. Pre,i.
dent, aud 5. NJ. Smith. Secretary of
the State Farmers Association. Both
speakers favored cutting loose from
existing political parties and the
formation Of new party de-
vulvrd to the interest. of labor.
Smith. In speaking OF certain tax leg
islation by the last general assembly
Of this State, that II must bp changed.
or that he aud his boys, and hiS uelgfL
bars boys. would gather and ride some
OF the legislators ont Of town OIL Il
rail, with u cont of tar and feathers.
Again Speaking Of the corruption OF
politicians he declared there must
I've some remedy for IL or ON of them
would darigle from the bOugllS Of the
trees around The country. His speech
Is the subject OF general Comment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-09

WATER COMPANY AFFAIIa.-A fele'
gram from Mr.. Schussler. received al
the hour Of going to press. states tiAs
lie /. going to San Francisco o. two
DAYS 10 pet some additional MIR mp
naratu. for the %compamy's pipe. ohiaih'
Able only there. lie adds ''tpll Tue
people 10 he patient. will have every
thing all right soon.'
RxorrNISa or rus Public SCHOOL, g.
Parent. who have children t" lend 10
the public schonls will rememhrr 70
hsye iii, m In readiness Oh Monday
morning next.
RrMoIous.-Bi.lop Whitaker, Will
preach In st. Johns Church. Gold Hill,
tomorrow Sunday evening, ut
o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-09
For ayor-D Dem ocrRtic Row-Bi'iy
Carr Buys tn Z on m Aztec $50 Z.
600 Paid Dtsguaied Democrats.

San FuANcIsco. August o. r. NJ
The taxpayers nominated James Otis
for Mayor lust night.
There IA u row In the Democratic
camp over tho action Of the county
committee last night. In fixing up the
legislative slate. 1t Is openly alleged
that Billy Carr hon2ht his men IN the
committee tor !$3o, 1000. 1t !. rnmore'l
that an effort will lie made to bring Il
Of That body before the courts on Il
clmrge of bribery; also that al appeal
will he made to the municipal conver.
ton to make legislative nominations.
There Is much excitement and lndig-
nation amongst Democrats Mt the ell.
tire proceedings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-09
I>I-PATCH
Tho Ansbro Rape Ca.c.

SAN FRAScIsco. August o. p. NJ
Daniel %I.innehmn was before the Police
Court to-day aud examined OH charge
of rape OIL the person Of Mrs. An>bro.
wife of private detective An .bro. She
testified that the prisoner came to her
hou.e aud brought a bottle of lIbnor ;
that see drank snme aud becamo pow
erless ; that he then put the children
ont Of the parlor, shut the dnor. aud
after a long struggle. In which the Iur-
nllure was broken and her body aud
limbs severely bruised. accomplished
his purpose. He attempted II repetition
IN the presence Of the children. One
Of them. however. gave her n club with
which she heat him away. The ex.
animation will conclude this after.
noon.
Gold, ll51alllf; greenbacks, soH
6S7.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-09

Coinage and bars executed. Si!l,oS ~
AMEWIcANlzED.-Charles Ali Qua, u
Celestial. who for eight years past has
acted rs lunch dispenser nj tho Bank
Exchange Saloon. In Gold Hill Is a
married ms.. Tie English language
i. spoken almost altogether In Ills
Iamily. lie has n little daughter, three
Year. OF age. mm!l Mlnnie. who
speaks the Amglo saxon tongue very
gIibly.'
Nor ALLOWED TO 60 TO THE Picnic.
Two festive would-be plcnicers belong
my la Virginia. became surcimryed
with whisky this morning. before lsaV
lug that city. they We're elected from
the cars on the arrival OF tile eXcur,ioii
train ut Gold Hill. The action oi Tue
miuers committee, In the matter, WIS
highly commendable.
WATER SUpPLY.-rhe water com
pany's pipe has been made water light,
and delicious aqueous fluid. right from
the Sierra Nevada mountains, u oeei,
flowing Into Virginia City aud Go'd
dill ever since 5 O'Clock last evening.
Mnereat everybody feels inclineu 10
rejoice. Schu,sler Is n trump.
PRRsoSAl.-John |. CHM, the spicy
local of tile Virginia Evening Chroni-
Gle. returned home from California
thi, morning. As soon a. he SAW the
numerous dies Of p%icntcerS moving
towards the Virginia City depot. lie
became excited aud followed them on
to tile Bowers Mansion.
REcovEmNa.-r hos. Alchorn, fore.
man of Eagle Engine Co., No. ., Of
Virginia City, who hal a leg broken,
and Mas otherwise injured on the ith
of July last while going 10 u hre, has
recovered sufficiently ~ be able tn hoo
BILE about the streets OIL Two crutches.
DAScx At vrnelNiA ro-Sroar.-Prof
varuey will give one Of his delightful
dancing soiress ut Odd Fellows new
hall. Virginia City, this Saturday
evening. Ills dancing school will open
regularly OH Monday next. See ad-
vertlsemeat Ia another column.
ST. MARY's ScHoor. The ninth scs-
slou OF St. Mary's School. In Virginia,
will rommeuce next Monday. August
IL. Parents and guardians are re-
uue,lcd To enter their children and
wards at the opening VI the term.
MlsISe STOCK LosT.-In another
column Gerss L. Mayre adverti.es the
loss of 81 shares Of Caledonia stock.
All person, are cautioned against
negotiating the SAME, rs transfer has
been stopped.
Still FIXING Ur.-rhe front OF
spiro's saloon. virisinls City, Is being
treated to Nh elegant set Of new doors.
The euterprising proprietors are con-
verliux their saloon intoa Heritaoie
palace.
GREEN RooM.-Twice a week all
the play.bills Of the San Francisco
.theat.rs are displayed OIL the walls OF
nh. Adriatic SaiOon. In Firg,nta City.
We believe that Mr. l>aacs i tile dra-
matte gentleman oi tile establishment.
MErEeRoroalcAL.-ln Gold Hill. at
II NJ. to-day. a Fahrenheit tlermom-
ster regi-tered n temperature OF Is de-
Tses III the shade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-09

QUARTZ SreAI,Se For n long time
n. ,,r.,,. ,,,-,z ,,s,.,,,,,o,s bova
....,...,. m,,, on. I'll
oee" So'"S VA !" o"' '""'~ '"e "e'
hiled IRE dumps OF the Crown Point
and Belcher miues forming tempting
object. of nr.v tn dishonest and mn.
scrupulous lovers Of gain. The orr
stealing business. which a been car
rue. 'h !a,is e%s.eus'se'y ",u aps icy
stnIulsrv ior,s' ConstabI. Rom Har.
kin. who tor some time past his been
working up the case. Yesterday naae
uesse"s upon .ne io' ~, m,an .,n
sun ,onm ,n,.'. -, ro,.t.
49, ". ''''e ,V01 s,Mno 80
m ~i'" non WV 80 ii. 49,
rug neT, "'au :, .,..% ~. =,
se>S'"h tVo Po".,u -. 800, L.. -,
.V""> n,"e. ,"H .a. .a,.S"an L,,,n
aon, 'o NV p' liz. w.rs tar."
s'a"e o'o n Iii h. ,,.,I, win
'n'" suuo1' .|,'. ."n snJ snh.,s,m,.
~ ~. n,,,. m.,rrr IA This bushes.
hs AID will bs sropp.d. The lead.
Inv, uimi,g ,nmmanI.s having lost al.
81. s.,.r.I ,Lnu.nnd dollars m tLis
80 ,r,. o,H,..r. entrusted with rb,.
10y, - NJ ,hs s,n.. ar. d.trr.
",;'s Il ," u,r. IL lively far any and
49,. 49, s,ysy.d in conmittiny
-, .,r.,,,,,o,, ., m, character ~rsi.rrr,i
-.
AWARD OF PMzEs.-The awarding
of the prizes shot for by the members
-, ,,. w~,.h;,y,o,. Gunrd M th.,r Inta
~
target eAe"rs'o"' ea'he vi "' LILO eo'"-
pauy's headquarters, Union street.
VirSinia City. last evening. ihe M
senhoiase Ma' Que % sne nus.
larc. number of m. lady friends Sf the
company. distinguished Tor beauty aud
elegant attire, graeed the ocraston
with Their presence. reminding one OF
the days OF chivaliy. when iair maui,
and matrons were wont 10 DC present
at knightly tournaments. a magnlh'
cent bi,Iq'et WAS spreau lot TIE aS
sembled guests the table extending Tue
entire length OF the room. To Kew. L.
II. McGrath was assigned the pleasing
task ut awarding the prizes, which
duty lie performed In his usual happy
style. We regret that we are unable
to publish the award. After the feast
lng had been concluded the tables
were removed aud dancing VAS All
nounced to be the order OF exercises
tor the remainder OF the evening. Tile
=. light fantastic toe WAS tripped till
neatly morning TO the finest OF music.
The universal prayer ot the assem-.
bled guests WAS. Long live the
| Washington Guard :"
Orr FoR TIE BowERs MANSION
the Miners Union picnicers were gent
of to waSlloe valley In grand style
this morning. Two trains OF cars were
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-09
C,evu P,iut Rayine.

The main west drift at the 250.foot
level Is Ia 230 feet. Que hundred feet
from the station u southwest DRIFT has
beeli started from the main DRIFT, which
Is In 81 feet cutting. during the week,
ON feeders aud stringers VI fine,
lively metal bearing quartz. giving
excellent Indications OF ore develop.
meuts when the msin ledge Is Reached.
which Is expected In u very short tine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-09

cAssIMERRs, vELyBTs, ETC.,
Before leaving their orders elsewhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-09
GIFT ENTERPRISE
A L L p Il z r g .
N o 3 L A N K s

TAKE PLEASURE IN PRESENTING THE
following list OF Prizes to be obtained at my
Establishment:
FIRST PRIZE-s25 saved on FINE DRESS
SUITS. by baviag them mido at @. ABRA'
HAMS.
| SECOND PRIZE -$2n saved on FINE Bust.
NESS SUITS, by having them made at @.
ABRAHAM'S.
| THIRD PRlZE-S2o savod on FINE CHIN.
CHILLA ovERcoATs, BY having them
made at q. ABRAHAM's.
FOURTH PRIZE SO saved on FINE DRESS
COATS, By having them made at @. ABRA.
HAMS.
FIFTH PR!ZE-sl ~ saved on FINE BEAVER
SACK COATS. BY having them made at
@. ABRAHAM s.
SIXTH PRIZR-$i5 saved on FINE ENGLISH
MELTON ovERCOATS. by having them
made ut g. ABhAHAM'S.
SEVENTH PRIZE-$5 -aved on Fine BEAVER
PANTS, by having them made 3: 9. ABRA.
HAMS.
EIGHTH PRIZE-$4 ,avcd on FINE vEtvET
VESTS, By having Thorn made al q. ABRA'
HAMS.
NINTH PRIZE-$4 saved on FINE SILK
VESTS, by having them made at @. ABRA.
. HAMS.
TENTH PRIZE-$4 ssved on FINE FRENCH
cAss PANTS, BY having them made at 9
ABRAHAM'S.
ELEVENTH PRIZE 81 saved on FINE EAST.
ERN C ,sS PANTS. by having them made
at G. ABkAHAM'S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-09
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
q. NJ Msnbood ,e,ioTed lmpedimrn,s 70 M.
rare removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
@ rculars sent free. In sealed anveloper. Ad.
drsss HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. . South
Ninth street, Pbila elphis, PAN institution
having Q high reputation tor honorable conduct
and professional skill. N1o%au
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-09
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

[srLcrAL 70 TIE GOLD HILL DAILY xEws.,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05
Law ~ cslI1ISs OaSrtsrs.

The question - 1sis Sf1 the Lin,
biGties Of common carriers is one
Of great interest 10 the business
GLASSES Of the county generally
A week or two ago we made some
reference 10 . decision st that time
rendered BY the Supreme Court Of
Illinois, to the e6pect that transpor-
tation companies ware not respon-
sible for the lon Of oonsignments
stored by them IN their warehouses.
More recently . case was deeided
by the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States, which involved precisely
the same issne. There was, more
over, . printed condition attached
to the receipt for the goods, given
at the date Of shipment, which stip-
ulated that al goods were at the
risk OF the owners while in the
warehouses Of the company, unless
loss should occur 6roueh negli-
eence. The Court however, held
that in thosn nbsence Of "a express
agreement " thAt eGso& By the ship.
per, he wasnot bound hy such con
dition; the dscision, being that the
carrier is liable 70 the extent Of his
route, and until he hAs delivered
the property 70 xhe next carrier =
The decisionamay Be taksn a. a e.
nal settamsnt Of this important
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

A bill has been introduced into
the New York Legislature which
provides that when any person ap-
plies to . commercial agency for in
formation with respect TO the cred
it. resources and character of . firm,
and receive information upon which
he gives the firm credit, which in.
formation proves to be incorrect,
the agency shall be responsible for
the loss sustained This is ON the
ground that these agencies ought
to be held to the Same degree Of
responsibility as other business
classes, who are answerable for
damages arising in consequences a
their ignorance or carelessness. 4
couple of years ago . Aourishing
St Louis firm was nearly ruined by
the grossly inaccurate estimate
placed upon its solsency and stand
ing by one OF. these agencies, and
there is q reason to believe that the
interests of trade have i not few
instances been injured rSkher than
! promoted by the conparafyniyre
spon6bility Of some Of these msti-
tutions.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

A popular and amusing Ansrt
can story Of the s.Cousin SILLY
Dillard" witness has its parallel
10 the Frcnch Csart Of Assisss.
while occupied with the trial Tor
wifc-murder Of Claude Ripperk
In : recent setting the following
incident, g related By the Fresoh
Joufnals, occurred in the exan-
ination Of : witness:
President Of court to witDess:
Your name surname and prosss.
ston
Answer: Daniel, forty-ave,
Isralits restaurateur BY profsssioa.
q, Yoa keep . restaurant I
A. Nc Monsieur d rrssideus,
I - ! restastsseur of nationsiltiss.
You csnnot suriy have forgotton
that after tho taking Of Jsrusaiem
by Nebuchadnexxar.-
q Let - como 70 the poiat.
You Quilted the house OF the @.
cused m hour bef.,re the MUIR
derf
A. Yes, Monsieur 10 President.
I was on the point cf going TO Mar
seilles 70 embark there to CON-
mence my search for She eleven
tribes Of Israel, when the Com.
missaire Of police sent me ordars
TO remain in France. After al, I
said 10 myself, since the eleven
tribes Of Isarel disperaed after the
destruction Of Jerusalem have
waited two thousand three hundred
j yeare, they can very well wait flf-
teen more, 60 I deferred my de
parture.
Q Tell ~ what you know OF
the relations which exists between
your daug' ter Rebccca and the
accused. Do you know that your
daughter loves Claude Rip2erti
| A. / know it WIS is not her
duty 10 avow it to her father, Who
had always taken her into his con.
ndence IN his scientific and histosi.
cal lAbors III have perssvsred
10 ssarcl,ing for thu eleven trihe-
it has bcea on her a-count: /.
the constant aim OF my life haa
been 70 re-constitute the kingdom
Of Jerusalem
q Let ~ leave on one side thl
!. kingdom Of Jerusalem. This Ia
not the place for such Utopias.
Il A. The fact IL, however, Ger.
; tain. The taking Of Jerusalem b.
Nebuchadnexxar-
u G. Witness, you can Sit down
a. ] Messieurs OF the iury
: would Wish any detsjIs about o.
eleven tribes Of
The president Of the court intes
!, rupted him, and turning 70 the as
cused asked him II he had an,
observations 70 make - 70 th
deposition Of the last witness. Ol
the advice Of his counsel he declir
> ed to question him. Here . juro
B interposed.
!. @PArdon, Monsieur le Presiden
I did not exactly understand VIII
q the witness dep oscd about the Hieu
. Nebuchadnexxar about whom thes
: 10 no question in the acte d. aeon,
2 ation.' Roars VI laughter il ID
Q court.
. n. le President with muc
D suavity, Observation-Disclosures VI
3 king Of Nipeveh."
9 Juror: 81 thank Monsieur
q President for having cnliehtsne
q me upon the point IHe t,ok hl
2 seat again
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

THs HuxrrHG AND Bred Law
The following 10 the act to preveat
hunting and shooting on enclosed
lsnds without the consent Of the
owner or occupant, posed by :he
General Assembly, and approved
March I, 1873:
SIC l. Be il enacted by the
General Assembly. OF the State Of
lndians, That any person or per-
sons WHO shaIl be guilty Of han ting
with dog Or dogs or hunting OF
shooting with any kind Of fire arm
or fre-arms, on enclosed lands
without the cons ent of the owner
or occupant Thereof, ahall he fined
ia any cum not less than I've, nor
more than dry dollars. Provided
that NO prosecution shall be CON-
menoed under the provisions OF
this oct unlsss tho Same shall bc
Oommennsd BY the consent Of tho
owner or occupant ofthe premises
entered upon.
l 0eOe Rb VSOo0suSsOuo bOt vtO18s
tioo Of tho provisions OF this act
must bA c0mmcnoed WITHIN one
year from the day oil committing
the cffense,"
The Law. having no emergency
clause, will not be In iorce for come
time set.
| The following 10 the second sec-
tion cf the law for the prot ,ction
/ Of birds:
| aSEc. 9. Il shall be unlawful fox
any person to kill Or injare, or to
1 pursue With intent 70 do 90. any
tartle-dove, meadow lark, wres,
sparrow, robin, mocking bird, blue.
bird, red bird, pswee, martin,
thrush, swallow, oriole, yellow.
hammer, or cas- bird, or % wantonly
destroy or disturb the errs q
young Of the birds protected u
this act.
II The 6ne for tho vlolatiou OF the
above section shall not be lee thar
one NOR more than ten dollars,
This contains and emerReooy
clause and Il In force.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

An Ohio editor was teudered q.
sane while going homo one night
BY hearing the follosiag words
come from . dark poaguh on .
shady street: sOh, john ] WON
der II that moustache feels q good
o. your lips - is did On mine r
johns answer be did not await 70
hear.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

-. Ae5ese.ss ;1la1:R ~ u. :
49, sk eess seei~e s.s.s..e.-. ..s
snsll ga ssIses Jl1tc9p sr.- -. :
the gsidaaes q siruau - v6o
amooa bevsno - 80, Z (as..e.s.s
sons of 49, lsssy f1SoabaIsr
are & . losewh166sto SE6o55e. il
gives the SolIoslES = ussbest
0enersi Wat4t5ft61 Militant
rosy earmine. app50achf III u sear.
lei ,very lafeo "a 1InH lSrm. fra
blcomer. J. ! ! rs 8 ! 81 - I. I
,yareline a. aeeeel. -. - = 40, 8 s.
ceae Neeh .n,aae- .heecs.s..- afssI
Zero - ~. $. - - S -
4. p.,,> ! As,na,iru.s .s..,:..,. -.
..s.. .sss, s.-s~s~ 80 ~, !. 49, ~
ssss, 49,. 80 - =. :, - 81 ~: 81 E s 4 pesos
e's,' ,-szssv IS. ;ssis 90 sssr 81.
crir.eo. ces,sr ], - 49, s,s 49,
Efosm. S. j - =. - -.
( sviceor Yerdlerx eleaeuzoeo. a slo.
| bulas, Gnc form and 90 .bloom-
sr. q -ss sssr - -
General Jaeuueuloo4erIdl, fie.v :
Icrims,n, abundent bloon nsrsss On.
~ tha h.et n, ,,.,..,sr,.,...s k11ss,.,..,,sz
i,s neaals To .,e,r ~ -. : - .lgs ,ds.
~ 49, - ~~ 80 20 41ueu
Barrone Presoet: deen rose. verv
large and 6ne. frea hloomar vioo'
ous grower g.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

And the boots on The center b
BILE, responded her mistress.
And the chimbly on The lamp,
they'd better keep Il TO look at the
next eclipse with, rid Suky Ann.
That Mr. Merridew needed care
rather than medicine, was evidenk
for under Miss Penniman's excel
lent nursing he grew rapidly bet
ter, and as he noted the firmness
and gentlenes, the judgment and
the tenderness with which she min
istered to his wants, he more than
onoef found himself repeating SCOTS
lines he had always thought them
rether spoony- concerning woman
In our hour of ease e contrAsted
with the same being when pain and
anGush wiring the brow.
You have been worry kind TO me
|nnadan, seFy, said n cne Day
|he - ~ - ptses
|0k cold chicken an11 tumbler Of
jelly.
For . cantankerous old maid,
yes, said she.
Good heavens madaml Did
Popkins
No Popkins didn't I heard it
myself
You heard il and yet you come
to me. Miss Penniman you are an
angel Of goodness
oh. no; for I should not have
come, only that Popkins told me
you were dying.
And but for you, I believe I
! should have died. Miss Penniman
/ have been q woman-hater; I even
told Popkins few days ago that I
would not have . woman in the
house as long as had my senses
And you didn't observed Miss
Penniman.
True said he smiling; but one
came to me in my extremity, and
now I cannot bear to let her 60
again. Through her / have learn
cd the folly of setting myself up
against Gods ordinances. In Eden
he placed the first married pair,
and in marriage has man ever since
found his Eden
| For one moment Miss Penniman
faltsred under the gsze of those
fine grAy eyes; but quickly recover
ing herself, she SAID.
slf you have despi-ed my SCI,
have detested yours, and i I have
! detested one class Of 1nnn more
than smother, it's the = ba6hflors
Why Mr.. Merridew, VI Il heard
that you had moved into thisho
Iwas we'll nigh tempted to NOV,
ont Of mine, only I consludsd il
] would be the happiest day1o my
} life when I should 80 you qui
J these premises, never TO return
! But, Mr.. Merridew
6 Go on, Miss Penniman.'
! I've changed my mind
When Miss Penniman announs
! ed her approaching marriage to he
servinQu1naid, that Young woma,
]. exclaimed:
sWell, now, If that amt curious
3 You may wen say 30, Suky AM
but if you had heard what bcaut
. full things he said about the frs
. pair in the garden Of Eden, and .
that
! oh, I always knew it was beaut
3 full interrupted Suky Ann; 'bu
z ain I it curious that / should hav
made up my mind to be Marie
q Just at this time, too
You, Suky Ann 2
:. Yes, ], Miss Penniman.'
II To.whom pray! O, the bu'cher'
r moon faced boy, I suppose Nc
4 but that Thomas is . likely d
d enough -
a Lordy, tain't that greenhorn.'
who then!'
Pipkins, num-
q Lakeside Monthly.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

One Of our bese known Nev
York beaax always goes 70 Boo
ton 9 gse his tsssh pelled. The
last time he went thero was some
misunderstanding, and y had his
noee palled. New Yosk Comnee
o3G1.