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New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
A pUsINFss WOMAN PROTECTED.

Mrs. Yotta Schwartz brought an action of
trespass in the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
spauldlng, yesterday, against Lew Lppmah, Marcus
BroO, Herman Zwcig, and Abraham Redlich. The ac-
ton was brOught to damages Tor the taxing OF
eight cases OF tobacco by Marshal Lippman
from the plaintiff under an execution against
her HUSBAND, Daniel Schwartz, Issued in pur-
svsnce OF JUDGMENT obtained by 2weig The
defendants BroO and Redlich held because they
Unidentified the Marshal. Ii appeared from the testi-
Yetta schwartz the owner OF the store al
No. Avenue G, from which premises the goods were
taken by the Marshal and sold. Judge hpauding gave
clear and succinct charge the laws u reference TO
married women carrying business IN their own
name aud the Jury found verdict for the plaintiff j.
Albert Enlahurt appeared FOR the plaintiff and Petsbsm
a De vines for tie defendants.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
SUIT AGAINST THE SANTANA BAY COMPANY.

SUIT AGAINST THE SANTANA BAY COMPANY.
Paul y. Spoftord of the firm of Spofford
Brothers & Co. obtained attachment yesterday
against the property Of the sanana Bay Company OF
Eanto Domingo in pursuance of proceedings begun in
The sunrcme Court 10 recover an alleged Indebtedness
vi 9C So with interest from Dec. s. 1873. The grounds
of tue plaintiffs claim are, that on April last the
defendant through its President and Secretary (whO
were duly authOuZedl executed five pronsOrY notes 70
The aggregate amount Of $9C 3d. promising TO pay ~
Erw-YOTk on the Dec following, TO the order OF X X
Hazard, it, secretary The notes were dny ihdOfsed
bnd subs queuty for valuable consideration were De
hvcred over 10 the PLAINTIFF Payment of the notes,
though demanded wben Cue. has not yet been made
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.
PORT OF NBw-YORK

PORT OF NBW-I0RK recommendations IL
CLEARED.
Steamship City New DeaI.n AeIArde Son.
Steamship Nereq; BeaT;e Boston H. T Di%ocs
Bars Whitney tBr sPeer Liverpool Eng, j. F. Whitney
@ .I1 PF T G J.cSePG 5 sh%S5S y Ts Es.sG Fs' Co.
Brs MARY f FeHneii Eaton Cardeua., Brett, Sou Co.
Big Ernes.ne Knsbt Norfolk. Va Brett 4 @.
cIGod Mcdonald, Belize, Porto caOenc 1c, Leayer'n
ARRIVED.
Steamship castala ) Batter Glasgow Fb 25 and Movil 26h
A6omsrc Kelly Norfolk viii mds, and to Ola Do
Bs b y Nash nopAn, Seville 80 d,ys with cokvood Win de.
Sclf May IOas Gss, Washington N c. day.. ritb u,ysl
seir Ada j. simonton Iill sav,nnah iay. with trber
schr & v W simmons Williams Wilmington n. c. 10 With
i;e s .ss: eh'ss; t. @ qii H fs;sa I s ;1 1 fi o
Steamship, CITY ofSevYors Havana; Aem,e cbmosd
o, t S.5S;IPs. Tho TToo o. s lsP I Ia M ppa I
do,s; r. NJ Tinker for Havana; H. H., ior.S Ns.
wiND-suus. g. fresh, n. W; ceaF
DOMESTIC PORTS.
March l2-Ariyed steamship Heules from Phsfelnh
P.9rsF M2S"os March i2A, ~ R 9ats Ions from London
FOREIGN PORTS.
MouLLy March 21he Anchor Line steamship oynpia Young
IoSnoS March II TIE Rel Sar Line steamship Cybele from
Antwerp for n yYotk passed Flushing s morning The steamship
voyage from Anwerp for Philadelphia has arrived at Liverpool
i QaSsSI .S 'sE Me i@1S Gaua S .eIp ASs r
Boston Feb % for Liverpool arrived here at IL o'clock last
nght
DISASTERS.
TIE hrc Paris Perkins Carlenas for NewYort, pnt
into Hampton TO- with SAILS split having encountered
beav gale the ist and ID Do the let A. sesr
mate oyefbr whe repairing the nainshl The
DHg repaired her l and 70 sew the evening
FIAorTH march l2-'bc Italian bark MsuueAone, DeiepBe
ror New York Feb A. Qecuftowr sryeG here to-day bad
damaged.
SPOKEN.
Feb 10 s 43 40 long % Royal Charter tB from Liver
pool ll0ts
~ foy --latest Sltp heics see Fins Poq>I
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
DECIsIONS-MARCH u.

SHDrefRe -Chdmbers-Bv judge lawrcuCe-
j. The matter h Union Nav COn morandGm. Ia the
OBueMC rahla for counsel In re matT &C. AndeOu.Order
granted.
Spa By JadOe Curt-Schafer set Schsacr-Aoon
duce abmOuy de1et The Crougel G. Qlay sg
Kcwu uloss defendant refer Poole
e al egt KeInut et slAowalce OF 200 10 def0IaHt.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
NINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun ntes.. 6:l6 Cos 337
whTEB
Sandy Hook, 30S Gov isand... 3i9 Hell Gate Perry 52S
Sandy HOOK 342 Cows slnd. Az Hell Gate Ferr, 6O6
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
WHITE STAR LINE.

" III l. SIAN LINL'
1oK QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARkiISG THA
UNITED STATES MAIL.
sFW sNU FULI-POWB WBRKD srkAMSHiPA .
s,, rom Esylo,I SATURDAYS from Liverpool " THURS
n.iS q, ing s Corr H,rDof each va ,oo
GlIrlC SATtKDAi. March a. a. Eoo >"
0CEANIC SATURDAY. NFefZl. 500 "a
HPPIBII,. SITTBDAl Mach ~. a.. @ioO . Il"
,EITIC NATURDAi. AIil 4, Al ';OOA N
ADHiLJlC SAIURDAl. Apni II a. l2iSO p u
y,or the Wlto St,i Psyoris ler1 !,f"'pN,
p,,,rs.y ,fo al ests1 GGrtalei eemoHaf
SAFETY SPEED AND coAfohl. .,..,. 49,,
b,t nere 1oss ell Saf.eoa' s'1 i'Nais'''''
th.,r stsltn .. ,.- rv,t.. am s.N s,s.t,ge
al ,,t Ibo,, iof intnl. foh we Wv N'''
~. 80 .t,ers.e .fepIl e.nitrsi S3s. 'arsnei
psefagfn naote1 - o. ron az .aH 81 'u''A '-
.,,,,t Sy,l,l lola Australia tt.aa &C
Dfat. ~ a'snr- ,,... 49,, =, =, :. Ceuuap,',
uans gnp,ls A..ut
.as,s H. BI.sIr hts lo'k = 'o"'~
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
CALhNnARS-TnI, pA1.

SUPREME CouRr-CBANBERs-DoSouU }. Opens al 10 u.
Calendar called at ~ IA.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
Farmers.

EkRM HAND-By a respectable young man
rgs) lately landed 2. a. tnds Of p.n s,rsDns ..s
Ami, A. opELs AGENCY lO3 We 3IsA-'t corner Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13

FIAIT OF NENAUA z
ro cy IsGoW BELFAST, tLIvERPOOL, LONDONDERRY. he
STATE OF ALABAMA uhpa1 MARI @i'
sTXrR OP IESSslLVAklA.. Aprb g.
Prom Pier So North River, N. \.
WEHKLY sAILISGs NEXT SUMMER -
Rat, $50 AMI $50 gold; SteefASs $50 ear
,.nc, ,y,vsit S32 currency. Drsns al lowest rates
r"'Si'''' 'F AUSTIN BALDWIN l. Co, Agen..
Broad
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13

A,,T. op"u, ss.sat battery; James khs Wihsm hna'
ard speloer Averv burglary; Caroline Ruth, Stn rt Ny E
Jo1l Colus NcyeTs Edward LeoHad Chsttl H. shs
lame, Rome Nsrh BrsEel cbiol A. MolOner, and Thos NO
ouey grsld srceuyi Thonas ns Michael Murh ana !smts
Wilam H. somm' vie std ffAuA
iae InOnd forgeTl IiUk Actor % Ires-'e' hd"Ia S"'
ss.su al batter.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
5ituations Wanteo-- males
Clerks. Salesmen. &c.

NIUOLESAIE DRY GOODS.-A Canadlal
w years experience IN the General Dy Goods ale desire
good ton 10 sds4s. house =. sALEshAS o, ~ th AZ
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13

II Tngh snd wife encsd 10 al branches OF
!, done sAd knS.nd also understands the care
,,J dyng hoe q cattle &c wife care N u MAKE but
,.r r.t 1ouy kr best eeommeu 'tsons Can cARPkSrEhS
W,,i .h,t., Clrnel Of 6ihayc
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
Gitaations Uante0-- females.

lnsl EAST 35TH-ST., near SecOnd-ave-As
eUs1 CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS iD apryae Auyi good
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13

xyrANTFD-h superior MAN COOK, unmar
w re and str y temperate cook for small private family
best Of .srenees eqarsd Apply By letter. inquire VI Nr'
CHARLES RUFUS, Plain6elJ, Sew'Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13

G.)I OLYMPIC ga
OS~ts VAUDEVILLE ASD NOvkLTY THBAIBa
Open. Z; Curtain, 7A5.
NEW RRA OF hIRIH AND Music
SUCCESS UNPARALLELED.
ANOTHER CHANGE or PROGRAMME
The reuowned The Worlds The Peerless The ipimsth
Berger Family Greatest Character ~. .spsashsa
Hunorfs Ar'su. Mile Gartta,
New Asa Sol Smnh Russell J. AeAndrswh Cora Asneasss
and ShosIns the Sheridan and Minse MAdssrS
Musical Funny side hsek IN hsssn
Mo- elites. Of Humanity. Roaring sartusaI OynsNN
A host Of POPULAR ARTISTS
EVERY EVENING
A WEDNESDAY sud SATURDAY MATISBss. . s'eoeh
NJ with j. McCLOsKkfs sensational
TIB ARABS OF NETWORK
Alphabetically Cr 80 eentsj Dress Circle and Pasqset 10
e.La; Reserved Seats, Balcony and Orchestra ST.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
Gardeners.
GARDENER and WIFE.-A respectable man

a. E hot M cold surTes AEl Vegetable gsucning i also
n,,e,l s,r,usr. urn,h uraoahted hppJ
Al opr Ls AGLNtY 100 Wet TToshst. BTeas.ay.
ys
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-29
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
MINING AND sroCK TABLE.

SHOW ing che Number Of Feet and
Shares in she Principal Mines
Dealt In At the q Francisco
stock and Exchange Board.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-29
PATENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 2jS.
L. s. LAM OFFICE, \
Eureka, Nevada, Get. IS, 1871

NOTICE No. 2js.
u. s. LAM OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, Get. g, 1871
NOT1CE Is HEREBY GIVE. Tu,r
~ Juh- l.. Jones. John II. Roberts. "a
ward Jones. joseph Jones. postofliee ada
Eurc.a n, Nevada; William Miller. pos,ofEas
address. bingham Canyon. Utah; Na,,
Moore, postoilicc address, Uphir City, TtsS'
hayc this day Lied in this office a iasran..'
together with a notice Of application for .
patent from the United states. under NJ.
of Congress approved MAY 10, 1872, for for,..
teen hundred tliN) lineal feet Of the Adelri;
Lode, the same running 7OS feet southea.a,''
cation monument On the lode With sars,S.
ground two hundred feet in width, sitn,,sGG
in Eureka Mining District. Eureks cep,,s
State of Nevada, and described in the nj,
and filed notes on file in this Office u al. !.
lows, to-wit: "
o. 8. Survey No. 80.
Beginning at a post marked No. ], rs
Survey. No. 80. whence the summit OF RIM.
Hill bears n. II IA +. s,7D fest, post No'ii
East l.27 feet. Tho center Of the AIT
phi Shaft bears :. l. Z. 6i6 feet, n.
mouth of the Adelphi tunnel bears s. An4s
T.. Jl9 feet. and a nut pine tree, enc foot N
diameter. marked Adelphi b. bears $. co.'s
w.: ies 'eet; thence running In ? 10, =. OSLO
so: thence :. 25i4e 4. 6l $40 feet, to nos;
marked No. ), Us. Survey No. 50: thence s
6it4o W. 20 feet. to post marked No. 1. Il. s
to post marked No. ). L. s. Survey No' "a.
thence n. 49, ". 69l $40 feet, to post marked
Ns.6, U. s. Survey No. 20; and thence \. az
L. 2Gi feet. to post marked No. l. the place sf
beginning; containing Il 4s.l0D acres. Courses
expressed from the true meridian, with /
magnetic variation Of 1875 East.
This claim is located upon unsurveyedland.,
and is bounded on the south by the Maria
mine.
Ibis claim is recorded in Book y, Page >,
Of the Eureka nistric. Mining Records. and n
copy o. the notice and plat can be found pus,.
ed at the location monument upon the lode.
OF CYRUS +. HORN. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-29
Mining Tax.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN la.n q
~ the tax on the proceeds Of the niinss :
III, quarter endingS September 1oth, ID II Ii
now due and payable ut my Office: nv SAN h,
laws with regard to the collection Of tnes
will be strictly enforced. m.,,, ICE
County Assessor of Eureka eo "7
Eureka. New, Nov. l7th, 1874. !"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-29
Public Notice.

NJ NERS AND ALL OTHERS ARE
dated Mining Company Limited will not be
RESI- Onsih!e tor payment Of Ia Ger or material
furnished to PARTIES having contracts or
agreem rnts TO work On any q the Conyany's
mines in Pinto. Secret Canycn, or elsewhere
il Eureka county. JOHN Il. MURPHY.
Superintendent
Eureka. NoT. October :. 1873 osu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-29
TO the Unfortunate.
NEW REM EDIEA! NEW REM EDIES.
OR. GIBBONS p.spEH.

~ CIR. GIBBONS D!SPEH.
M~l SARt, No. G2S kEAHNl ST,
t&&s corner of Commercial. San Fran.
ffs!tSSSSA cisco. Private entrance on Com.
EL4 mcrcial street.. Established ia
iSr4, or the treatment OF Sexual and Se:linaI
Diseases. Such aSHuuOrrh"a, Gleet, Str.ftgfe,
Syphilis in ali its forms, Scminal " aknes.
Impotciry, etc. etc. SKIN diseases Of years
standing, and liberated Legs, etc., successful.
ly treated.
BIZ. GIi;BoN has the plca,ure Of annenr.
ing that he has returned from visiting tie
principal hospitals of Europe, and has To-
sumed practice.
The hector has spared neither time m
money in seeking out new remedies, 9ndas
returned with increased facilities Tor he ls
Walton of human sulicring.
Seminal VI c:,knes~.
Scmina! emission is the consequence Of s&.
abuse. This solitary vice. or dcpraved sexu,
Indulgence. il Vracticod BY the youth Of beth
SEXES to AZ almost rnhA4ed extent, prodae
ing with UicrrinS certainty the i~ollowl9;
trail. ct morbid symptoms, unless combatei
by scientific medical measures, VIZ: sall0T
cOuntenaNce, dark spots under tho eyes, pan
III the head, ringing IN the ears, noise like is
rG>t.ing OF leaves or rafting OF charlot., NJ
e~aSincss about the loins, weakness Of the
limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect. lo"I
OF confluence, dliiidcnce In approaching stIal
gers. a dislike 10 form new acquaintanees, |
disposition to Shun society, loss ol nlenlet!
limplcs and various cruptiops about the iats
hectic ilUshes, furred tongue, irtid brea'k
coughs, consumption, night sweats. nionoina'
mia, and frequently insanity. 1t relief be ya
obtained. you should appl, Immediately, e'
ther i'll person or by letter, and have a care
effected by his new alb scientific MODE d
treating this disease, which never fails d
etieeting IL quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED A.
llUME /, by addressing Il letter to PIX. hif
ION, stating case, symptoms, length Oh oA.
the disease has continued, and have Inedfein1
promptly forwarded, free from damage I'M
curiosity, to any part of the country WIN
full and plain directions for use. -.
By inclo>lng fen Dollars coin IN = iessr
tered letter through the festoaes, "
through Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S, a lacksses |
mcdic,ne will be forwarded to any psfs""
Union. l.,
Persons writing TO the Doctor Will x v.
stat. the name OF the paper they see a"
vcrtisement in.
All communications strictly, conidennS
Address Dix. j. +. Glbbon
Box 1871. San Francisco. Caiiis'MN
jyl-lv
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-29
ASSESSMENTS
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
EUREKA MINING AND SMEJ.y.
IL ING COMPANY. location of princi-
PAL place of business. San Francisco. CaI-
fornia. Location Of works. Eureka, Eureka
Nevada. Notice is hereby given
that at = meeting Of the Directors. held on
the sixth day Of November. 1871. an assess
mert(No. ~ Of Twenty-Five cents per snare
was lev.sd uron the capital stock OF the Cor
porat.on, PAYABLE Immediately in United
States. gold coin. to the Secretary, a. the of
fee Of the Company, No. IA Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twelfth day Of pecem.
Der. 1874. will be delinquent. and advestised
ment is made before, will. he sold On
Wednesday,. the sixth day Of JHmua
y 1873. to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs of advertising and cx-
penses of sale.
T. !. BEACH, Secretary.
0rrIcE-No. 42i Montgomery street. san
Francisco, California. nlOtd
NOTICE-AT A MEETING OF THE
N Board Of Directors of this Company. held
this sixth day of November, at their office in
this city, assessment No. 4. Of p cents per
share, levied on the capital stock of the Com
pany. on February 18th, 1871. and advertised
to be sold for delinquency on November 9TH,
1874. was rcscinded.
nil T. +. BEACH. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-29
BRITISH MILLING MINING On.
LIMITED.

NOTlCE-J. L. OSBORNE, HAVING
~ been appointed Superintendent OF the
.oinpaAy's business, h aionciS authorized to
make contracts aHi Purchases, or incur any
Indebtedness on behalf Of the Company.
Tllo>. W~.1AfEOH,
Agent British NJ. VI Company limited.
INT" Mill, Eureka, October 3ith, 1871.
o-f-taW
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-29
Application for Patent,
NOTICE No. 252.
L. 5. n.SDo frieE.

Nht I u, y
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
n John 4. Jones, John Ii. Roberts II" ID.
ward Jones and james brophy Postohee aa.
dress. Eure. a, Ne,ada.1 have this day fled in
this office II diagram, together with a potice Of
application for II patent from the United
states, under act OF Congress approved May
10Th, 49,. or one thousaLd I.Nol lineal fei
Of the Colorado Lode. the same running i9
feet northerly and 800 feet southcr1y from the
location monument at the Colorado shat.
with surface xroand 20 feat in width, situai.
ed in Eurrha Mining District. Eureka county,
state of Nevada. and described ia the plat
and field notes on file in this office as follows.
to wit:
q. s. Survey, No. 20.
beginning n, n post marked NO. I,E. 3,
Survey, No. ~" whence thu summit Of Ruby
Hill bears NJ 81 f.. S,50 feet, post marked
No. |, Of survey No. 81, made Tor ~IIernasa
lly.cmann upon the II Dorado Lode, bears
\. - ~ L. IL = feet; the Colorado lne.Mo
bears :. j n f.. Sis 80 feet, and a sprLcc
pine tree, two feet i'll diameter. marked Cello
RADIO Is. L. bears, :. t. 33' ". IS feet: thence
trimmings. l6A4e 4. 1000 feet, to post marked
No., [. :. Survey No. =: thence 5. $50 ".
~; thence y. liz ". leo feet, to post
msrkcd No. l., L. :. Survey No. ~, and thence
Nh +. :0h feet. to lace ot beginning; cor.
tanning i1-IOJ acres. Courses EXPRESSED
from the true meridian, with Il magnetic va
ration of lb'oc Fast.
ihis einim is located upon unsurvcyed lands,
and is bounded On nriiher end by any Known
claimants; the nearest mines are the Manhat-
tan; kiss Dec and Florida.
This claim is recorded in Book d. page To-.
of the Eureka District Mining Records, and
Il couy of the notice and Flat "an no foNA
posted at the location monument ut the Cow
| RADIO shaft. CYRUS i. HORN.
OF Register
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-27

Az aifectionate Norwalk, Connecti.
cut, husband recently sold his wiie's
clothing. while shs lay upon her death
bed, aud sought solace for his aching
heart By Visiting Barnum's hippodrome
In New York. On his return he found
his wife dead, and his only remark
was. "IIow natural she looks"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-27

AuoxG Mr.. Barnum's engagements
of foreign taleut Il that OF Monsieur
Jorgnerey. the celebrated French Her
culss, who. while hanging by his feet
10 the trap,zc, hts two horses from
the ground. This marvel ot strength
arrived on the steamer Adrlatic last
week,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-27

Anna G.. wcodson, In u lecture OH
"woman's Dress declares that, ha'l
she the autocratlc power OF the Shah
or Car, she would command every
man TO change his apparel with the
women for one day ouly, that both
might see how good IL was.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-27
TIE END.
ny JACOB PRICE.


Pas, twelve o'eioeks oh, no, barkeep
Can't be that I've lain here asleep
Tn this settee since noon 10 day,
Don't. I'll ret up. Drunk did you say!
'ris not the drst time. say, Joe
Give me crop before 20.
Lets see my coin o. Joe just think
What Eve given you for drink
Wealth. strength -ehildrcn-wife,
All-all man holds dear In bfe:
AHd must be-: Of you In vain
One drop to ease my ihroooing orsinf
Don't push me tha, way; don't now, joe
IIands sd sayi Before go
l must have rum. For Gods sake msn.
spare me this torture " you can;
Thi. horrible thirst. this raging hell
Within. rum alone can quen.
There, sec, I've talleni (oh, 80 lowl,
You didn't strike me. did you, Joef
Yoa did Well. then you were In iun;
Leave, or I'll get anOther onef
Another blowt J0sl JOel beware
what--wkai-i. that-Ja.i over therci
Great God almighty, let me gsl
HELM, keep him of, u save me Joe
oh, -pare-her gene why joe, l swear
'ri- you there'. snakes eoiled In yoar hair.
Aud la your bosom there's onei
They're In mine too, Great God, I'm gone.
OF him who Was q genial ffiend.
A husband fsnd, a father kind,
A man % culture. learned. rsaned;
A gentleman true hearted and brave
Al.s, alas! dfunkaTd. grave.
-OlkRiAd TrGAscripi, Ftb. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-27

a CLERGYMAN being annoyed by
some OF biz audience leaving the
church while he was speaking. took
for his text. "rhou art weighed Ia the
balance and found wanting" After u
few sentences hc said, "Iou will
please pass out as iast as yon are
weighed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-27

No Norwegian girl Is allowed to have
beau until she can make bread nnd
knit stockings; and as a consequence
every girl can bake and knit long be-
lore she can iesd or write. aud she
doesn't have to bc cosxed into her in
lu.tfy either.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-27

The city Of Geneva Il already in
volyed la several law suits arising from
the will OF the late Duke OF Brunswick
aud the city authorities are quarreling
among themselves about the funds.
The beque.t Is yerltablc apple OF dis
cord
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-27

SOME, boys rolled a huge boulder
down a bluii at North Alma, Wiscon-
sin, and II went through Mr.. Steye's
house, upset stove aud bed stead,
turned over cradle containing a ba-
by, aud frightened Mrs. Steve almost
to death.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
COURT OF COMMON PLEA&

Time, that beareth all things onward
has brought around the last week OF
Court, and asthec Ease Of Ohio ys CribbleT
ct al, for murder in the first degree has
been continued, and il has been holhlayas
since our last report, we have little be--
yOnd the mere routine, such as "eontin--
ued with leave to answer" &c, to report
Next week we will give the final ending
of the November term for the year Of our
Grace 1874 of the Court of Common Pleas
of Stark county. It's judgments decrees
final orders and usual entries" will have
been closed and the record made up,
"bringing joy to some and perhaps grief
to thousands. Among the judgmenta on e.
ders and DEGREES are the following:
Ohio, vs.. John Barnes, indicted UNDER
the act TO provide against the evils ariB--
Ing from the sale of intoxicating liquOuR
Plead guilty. Fined $50 and costs, which,
was paid
McLain & Hunt, VS. Enos Raffensberger
ct al; judgment by confession for S85SS
55
Hood Bonbright 4 Co., VS. the LOuis-
vile Woolen Mill Co.; judgment by do
fault for $599.00
Charles FlOom w William Manz and
wife ct al. Decree for dei't Sprankle fOR
SlOO7.O6. +. l.. Baldwin for plt'f who
has deree also for $780,
The State of Ohio W Eli Wer enbergeF;-
plea Of not guilty withdrawn, substituted
by plea Of guilty. Fined $50 and costs.
and stand committed
The State of Ohio VS. same def't.; selling
intoxicating liquors to a minor; verdict
guilty, Fl ed $l5 and costs and stand
committed until paid.
The State Of Ohio VS. Benjamin Fulton.
Indictment for assault and battery. Plead
not guilty: Jury disagle eed, def't dis
charged under recOgnizanCes
Quite number of liquor cases went
over by the S.erif being unable 10 find
the defendants, thus forfeiting their re-.
cognizancess, amounting in two instances.
to $3.50 each.