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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-08
ALIAS NJ MONS.

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF II.
- REkA, IS. In Justices Court. Fn,M4s,
township. before William ". Gate. ,Ip,,i a
OF the Peace. Geo. ". CASSIDY. Plair,is ~
Lander Consolidated Mining ,omrany ems,
Ing as a corporation under the law, Of I,E.
%tornia. Defendant.
The state of Nevada. to Lander Consul.
dared Mining Company, existing as a corlor,.
ton under the laws OF California:
lou are hereby summoned to appear b4i,,
me. a Justice of the Peace in and tos Eares.
township. county ard State aforesaid, any
office in Eureka. on the lith day of February
4. D.ls1i, ut y o'clock NJ. OF that day. 10 IN.
swer to the complaint of Geo. ". lassliy.
wherein he claims to recover from You ,e
sum of two hundred and sixty dollars in sod
ccin, for advertising and printing. as tuny Sc,
forth in Plaintiff S complaint Oh file in M
office.
And you are hereby notified. that If You
fail to appear and answer the complain, az
aforesaid, judgment will be taken against ol
tur the said sum OF two hundred and sixty
dollars i'll gold coin. and costs Of suit.
10 the sheriff or any constable Of said
county. greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Givcn under my hand this 18th day Of jam.
AIRY, A. ID. 1874. MM. NJ. GATES,
Justice of the Peace, township, county ssl
State aforesaid. ll-la
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE Ne. ~ ~.
|. :. HEGlsrER'S orFICr,

Eureka. Nevada. Dee. -. i>13.
\oTl(E l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" GrdarS and Bertrand Mil and Mining
COMPANY. .Po>tofhrc address Eureka, Ncva-
da. la> thi- day filed in this office n diagram
together with Il notice OF application for Il
iatent from the | nitod States. under act of
Congress approved May 10. ls12, tor eight
hundred $40 linear feet Of the Grddes >o. >
ami III 1-l1te't northrrly from the Gcldcs No.
; >ha't with surface ground 11 feet in width.
>!t.ated IN secret canyon Mining District.
t.uTcka county. nevada, and described in the
plat and field notes on tile III this office as fol-
lows, tU-wit:
U. S. Survey No. II.
beginning at a post marked we | /. :. Sur
vcy No H." the same being POST No. / Of SUR
yey W. "a. made tor the tcdie> and Bertrand
Mil and Mining CONF an, oh the stockton
Lode. whence III" Iownt onTany'> well, inth
of Nanderhilt. hears south 81 lj'eaSt
feet: >hatt No. ) bears south : west Hoj
iert; and tn Gcdl2s No. = shait bears north
y west l7otcet; ~otirnce running south ~ v.
~" lcct along saId Survey >u. 20 to post
marked No. > |. :. Survey 80. Il, whence "A
nFt-l1lne treo Is inches in diameter
bears north ~ east 10 feet: thence north
IL we>tNol tret to post marked No.3 Us. sur
We; No. Il; thence north - cas- 200 feet to
post narked NJ. / Is. Survey So. Il, whence
il nut Inc tree | foot in diameter marked G..
80. i. /. bears south - east - feet: and
thence south II east $40 feet IL post Ne. l.:
the place OF beginning: containing ) t7-lpo
acres: courses expressed from the true
east.
Ibis claim is on unSnrveyed land and is
bound dunth south by the Stockton lode. The
claim / recorded IN B"ok {. ra-e ~ otthc So
cict Canyon District Mining kccords and II
COPY .! thrneticc and diagram can be found
posted at the ticddcs No. = slaft.
ual G /. Holm, Register.
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PITE.NT' iTIONS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 90.
L. 5. RtGisTrR's OFFICE.

L. :. REGISTERS OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada, Dec. ~, 1876.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
y t;eldes and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company tpostoficc address Eureka, Ncva-
da.i has tins day filed in this Office a diagram
together with u notice of application for a
patent from the United States, under act of
Congress approved May, 10. 49,. for eight
hundred $50 linear feet of the Geddes No.. I
Lode, the same %running ~ feet northerly and
SIS feet southcrly from the shaft No. D. with
surface ground 100 feet mt northern ed and
.NO feet Mt the southern end and situated IN
secret Canyon Mining District, Eureka coun-
~, Nevada. and described in the plat and field
notes ON file in this office as follows. to-wit:
U. s. Survey Nc. 90.
beginning at a post marked No. II. :.
Snryry No. So whence the Town Company's
we'll in Vanderbilt bears ;. Is - +. 80 feet:
shaft No. ) bears y. - W. M feet and nut
rine tree = feet in diameter marScdG. * :. Il.
+. bears y. To-, ". III feet: thence running
:, - 100 feet to post marked No. > Us. sur
ycv No. ~: thence NJ IL ". set2.le feet
10 post marked Ne. : |. = Survey No. 81:
thence y. - f.. loi feet To post marked No. !
-. Survey No. ~; and thence ;. " r.. ~
feet To post Ne. l. the place of beginning:
containing > .t-lW acres. Courses expressed
from the true meridian with a magnetic vari-
alton Of H. Fast. This claim is on insult
vcycd land and is bounded on the East by the
Stockton Lode.
The claim is recorded in Book c. page II of
the Secret Canyon District Mlnins i'cc"rds,
and n copy Of the notice and diagram can he
found posted mt shaft No. ) upon the lode.
do CYRUS L. HORN, Register.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

T'O WHOM 1T MAY. CONCEhN .,ipershl
is hereby given that tne " IJOnes
hsif'SiG in the Ss saloon business, on ,l KsSs t e1s
sent. All claims against the concern .l"ne ~
presented to J. NJ, BAILEY, who III i ~accoun,
thori1ed H. collect and receipt lVr TTAILEY.
due the said firm. jail
Eureka, Jan. II, 1871. ~
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$40 RENAL
,... straved or stolen al

TWO HORSE MuLEs, ON mules, shall ln,l
i sorrel; good;si1ed lanes aUa branded , s"ard
,,!Hi!s, ,au ,?Gs a aGI S 6 or %' jaw: j L &. p S1iis.,
city On .,aI ser 18th: last ss s,D t e. The he dieli s,iI.
Of ssia @ni Ia.S at diamond City, OF ,c,,,.
sr's s'a'. JA x Err Keller. Di'H'''''
iansIlm
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Public Notice.

III NEIts AND ALL OTHERS ARE
h,iroy notified that tie Basve Console
- inning oompany Limited will not be
rl"n>l1le ior payment Of labor or material
a",nl,hra I" parties having contracts or
a-I'eintht, 10 work on any CT the Compnny's
p, 4 ~ flh'o' Secret Canyon. or here
ii EUREKA county. JOHN X. MURPHY.
E,,.i Superin. endent.
W., 'ct0ocf Z, 1875. oStf
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Dissolution of Partnership.

y partnership heretofore existing h os.a@s
the undersigned in the blackmithlns .i rOp.
has this day been dissolved by mu ts;l firm
sent. All debts due or OWING 70 sau Pei.
must be Paid to l;eo. W. Iiinlof srr viii
sons holding demands against Sai9 ln,nre for
present their demandst to Geo; Vii
settlement. h; y. MORE
Furoko January 10, 1874. jun"
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MEDICAL.
TO THE uNronrr.~
Ne" HE"ED'''s, NEW sr,,,-
DR.. GIBBONS p,se...

OU20enA
N-o e,, r,,, eWSARy
~ w. NEakNl STREET ~
o'n,',erciai san FRANCESCA pCORSEp
Isl co. VI. numerical street. rnyate5'
iGso,. 'no ,reatneht of Sexual ssa99ishdnn
r,L;I;sn o.h as"onorrhua, Cleo a seailaI
Inrn,,tr III al It's forms, Seminol iSTtnf,gn
,mpd;uncy, sts. etc. Skin disessa'" eakness
I,""rr"ann,s. anu l icerated Legs. etc u yas'
III II ~suecesL
IN has the Plea. ma,
,,IS ;na' ne mas returned from l'a.
sumci nract,cn oi Europe, and To
The Doc,or has s,.x %h
money in seeking on nt"aeu neither tim.
returned with incrcas.I : remedies. ,aHN
Walton of human 80 - facilities Tor i'm
'""i weakness.
Seminal emission is the conso..
abuse. This solitary vice ordleiuence d n.
indulgence. is rracticcd by ,b o'ilaved slsI
sexes to an almost unlimi,ed youth Of ki
ing. with unerring eertaintv e,tseht, trOis.
train OF morbid SYMPTOMS the l~olo1r,
by scientific medical meosp ra,ess cohlbats
c~ountenanee. dark SPOTS nnJas. w.: salo,
in the head, ringing in the ea,s Tue eyes, Ia,
rustling of leaves or rot,i;ua h.ise like lls
cas,ness about the luins. 81 Chariot, N.
lmbS, confused vision hl,,. hhcs> Of TIA
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Board Of County Commissioner
ATTEST: +. ii. Harmon, Clerk.
STATE on NEVADA.

STATE OF NEVADA
County of Eureka.
l., r. II. HARMON. County Clerk and ey-
otlieio Clerk Of the i'oatd Of County Conmis-
Sioner- iii and for said county. do hereby Ger
fifty that the above and t, regoinr i a correct
and true copy of the original matter thereof.
which now remains In my office Int Eureka.
County and State aforesaid.
In testimony whereof. | have hereun,o sci
my hand and affixed the seal of said Hoard.
at office in the town of Eureka. this 18th duy
of January, 4. u. 1874.
F. II. HARMON. County Clerk.
And ex-othcio Clerk OF the Board Of County
Commissioners Eureka county, State Of Ne
yada ilJ
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Notice.

70 d. II. HALL. p. OJONN0R, LNrB
HAICk. +. BURNER. Join LAICN,
\. NJ. GELAT, and j. ANDERSON.
N~OU AND EACH OF YOU ARE llER'.
by notified that there is due from ".
the sum set opposite your respective name,
10. the working and development OF thec'
lowing named mines, set opposite your naltN
situated in the Antelope Mining District. tu,
rcka county, and state Of Nevada, tc-sii;
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And you and each Of you are hereby n"n
fed that unless the amounts due from esraw
YOU shall 10 paid on or before the eSiIiau,.
OF ninety days from this date to WI. AZ. "a
the UNDERSIGNED, Your respective interest,
shall become The property of your %eO.onn'l;
in said mining claims, under and o., YAH sh'I nv
the law OF Congress, approved May ig,n. J%-
entitled An Act TO promote the pgr e;,i
.ie,e VI '"o ''A' i. McMtkCHl.
'''' MARX k0LEH;
Enrok, Nav Oct 81. 1873, OG-law"N
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Dissolution Notice. e.,

existing under the firm nns"iyed by I p.
X MITCHELL, is this DAY rei;ring from, i ~
tual consent. H.. l.. smiin he condaetsd"
concern. the business WIZ e. MlTGltlin,Ii
the undersigned.
Mercy, Jan. ., 1871. ~
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NOTICE.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT WI
S'"Fel- - my aath"rited agent du.in, a.,
temporary at ence from Eureka. '
Jan Isry lob, 1874. LII.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 236.
L. :. kEG!SrER'S OFFICE.
l-,rnt-n NnNn.ln l..n ~ =

EurCka. NcvnIa. Dec. =, IN.3. :
N0TICE Is HEhEBI GIVE THAT lie
y Goodies and Bertrand Mill and Mining
COMPANY cfoStottirc address Eureka, Nevis
da.a ha> this day filed in this office n aiagram.
together with "A notice OF application for n
ratcnt from the United states. under act of
congress approved May 10, ~, fer one thou
sand lnsl linear feet of tn Stockten Lode.
the same running yUtcct northerly and J1
feet suuthcrly from tn location monument at
the stockton cut upon the lode. with surface
ground 2n feet in width. situated in Secret
cannon Mining District, EUREKA county state
of Nevada and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office a. follow. to-wit:
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. o2S.
; :. kFGISTrR's OFFICE.
II ., -

Iiihta, NeNaia. Dec. ~, lSI'.
NOTICE l. IlEkEBN GIVEN HAT TIE
y tieddes and Bertrand Mill and Mining
IomtAnN !F">totliee address Eureka. Neva-
ia, has this day tiled in thi, oil - a diagram
together with a notice of ap1lica,ion for n
Latent irem the | nitcl States, under net OF
: onEreS> approved May 10. l>122, Tor eight
nuhdred 500 linear feet of ihc bertrand No.
/ L"te, the same running ~ 6-lU feet north
cry ana % lilo feet >outherly from the Ber-
trand hiatt with surface ground 100 feet in
"ldtA situated IN secret Canyon Mining bis
tlici' Eureka county, nevada, and described
III the Plat and held notes on file In this office
ae follows, to-Wlt:
U. S. Survey No. 72.
Beginning AT a post marked No.. | l.. s. Sur.
N"N, N". -, whence the Town Cumrany,S we'll
Ill tn town Of andcrbilt, bears south - -
az "iN' lret; / he bertrand hiatt bears north
- W.T. ~ feet; shat VI. ! bears soath :nt,
M'>t 90 feet, and Il ~nut-rinc tree 9 inches in
,,taileler maih,d i. Ne. / t.. +. bears south
~ let ti'hce running south ~ west 100 feet
III poHt marked NJ. Il. ). survey w. -;
nhtlc" post NJ. / Of >drvcy No ~. made for
me "cddeS and Bertrand Mill and Mining
1'''HiI"ly upon the Stockton Lode. bears north
,n Wet Isl iect; thence north IL west ~
!fct 10 post marked NO. /. :. Survey NJ. -:
>H'i'G 'outh ~ east Hn feet to post marked
40. = Survey No. -: and thence south II
east $40 feet To post No. | The IIace of hrrin.
nIilS' containing ) b.-lWl acres: courses eX-
ni.N>eu from the true meridian with a mag
~ '"ilaIlvh Of 10. east. This claim Is on
u.IuIfe!ed land and is bounded on neither
min - any hhVWn Claimants; the nearest
my ~ are me teddes NJ. > and Stockton,
H. udalll = recorded in Book C.. page Of
onG secret Canyon district Mining Records
ahu y copy ct the notice and diagram can be
una i">teta at the bertrand shaft upon the
Loup. di CYRUS +. HORN. Register.
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Keral.ituiatiOn.

During the past Quarter the follow;p.
transfers were made:
From the General Fund to the Dis
trict Judge Salary Fund. 5-n aa
From the Eureka Interest and Ia
the Contingent tund... oSno n,
rom the General Fund 10 The
lta.e lOl IS
~ ndebtednesS..... rs- nj
Amount INUNDATED in June. ~ IL, - :
Amount liluidated during ra., "'"
p 6,lG II
ID" ouo hahaef 'ouhty"."~. ",2l l2l5
AorF,-Amount of delinquent mining tax
collected by Lander County and due r,,roI,
County, but not reported. 81 ,2us.o3 .. thus re-.
duelng Eureka County's indebtedness 70
Sl9.3Jl.61.
SAMUEL BELL, County Auditor
W. \. SEAToN. County treasure
EUREKt, January ), 1874. tx
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TOXIN .NCES.
ORDINANCE NUMBER TWELVE.

In Cf11iHaDcc to dmcnd section ire ot
GrdanAcc -NHptbcf Fight. Dttt{od
"-In Ordinance to Hr amt %cD{lect Il
license tar fer the turn Of Eureko."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-11

THE LAST CoMRT-H01c to Find IA letter
to the New York Times says: "Ihe new comet
discovered few days ago at Marse'ues, Frauce
is now In night ascension 18Th. 10m., and north
declination SO 30. 1t ca be seen by the aid OF
the ordinary Eyeglasses used by seamen, by
observing the following directions. Midway
between the two stars called the "Guardis-s OF
the Pole" and the second star in the handle of
the Dipper is the star called Thubon alpha
Draconis.) Midway between Ihubln and the
Guardians of the Pole, and little toward the
zenith, are two stars Of the fifth magnitude
barely discernible by the naked eve. The comet
at O'Clock last evening was between these two
stars The instrument used by me was the d pder
OF my telescope, with a power of but twent y
two. With THE, the comet seemed to DO elon-
gated slightly toward the northeas with a faint
indication of nucleus toward the opposite
side. In the field OF view and to the right is a
veiy hne group of stars forming an /: oceles tri-
angle"
Rear Admiral Davis, superintendent OF the
National Observatory reports "that the comet
will pass its perihelon about the 25th OF Au-
gust. 1t will be visible with q telescope in the
evening until about the end OF the month, aud
in be morning during the whole of September.
lt Is not likely to become brilliant enough - be
seen by the naked eye. No tail had developed
at the time OF the observation. The orbit de-
teImined by Professor Newcomb indicates that
IL Is new comet, since no known comet hs 5
been found 10 move in an orbit anywhere near
THE"
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The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August 1.-THE hrst race C day
was Tor the KenDer stakes, for three year oil =
500 entrance, $50 forfeit; the ass ocstion to add
81, %, distance two miles. The ste kes closed
)-day with 81 nominations. Orly for star I'll:
Ru-helford, Reform, Stampede, and Acrobat
ST mpS de won by fully three lengths. Acrobat
was second, and Reform third. Time, 3:42.
THE SECOND RACE
WIS for PRISE of 5000 for all ages, distance one
mile and h"'f. The starters were Ka,ie Pease
Fe'lowcTatt, and Governess. In the pools, be-
TO Q the race, Katie Pease sold at S2IO 10 So
sge'rst the field. Fell0wcraft, amid great eN-
element, won by two lengths, Kaile Pease
lie ling GovelnC-s by a dozen lengths. The
defeat OF the fsvorite carsed a great sersation
emong the bet rg poI ION OF the special ,rs.
Il me. 2.43L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-11

A COUPLE or Doc And Car sroRIEs.-The
Ashtabuia (Of'o) sentinel says:-NO doubt
our young readers would like 20 see the per
Il mances Of dog in this village. In the family
in which the dog lived the old cat had four
kittens. The dog became greatly attached 20
the kittens, and put in most Of his time playing
with them, and sometimes was q little rough,
but not Intentionally 80. The cat and kittens
were sent TO neighbours, 80 rs 70 get them away
from the dog. In q short time doggy was mis- :.
ing; very soon he returned with a Kitten in his
mouth. Then he went back for the others, ana
brought them all home. He was very careful
rot 10 hurt the kittens, and would roll them
over and over 80 as TO get good hold on them.
There IL no moral connected with this story.
Delaware dog named Carlo was the devoted
Inend Of q Delaware cat named Dick. Dick
allowed his appetite TO run away with him and
attempted the experiment Of swallowing a
needle and thread which he1 found its way into
bis dinner. The needle stuck In hts throat, and
Carlo YVES called in ss consulting physician.
His surgery consisted simply in steadily licking
The cats neck, with an occasional pressure OF
his tongue, ss II TO force the point Of the nesdle
through 70 the surface. After continuing this
oUeratien through a part of one night aud
through two days success crowned his eGOr.s,
and he had the sat faction OF drawing out the
needle with h's teeth. People who doubt tn
st0. are invited by the Delaware pap@r % cau
and see not only tue cat and the dog. hut the
ncedle sticking in a fence, and the wound in the
cats neck.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,
WAR OF RACES IN Arkansas.
AsSat1ants Repu1sed with
severe Loss Fighting
still Going On.

MENPBIs, August IA speciai 10 the Ap-
peal Ifom Helena, Ark, receivCi az $50 this
ladies and two gentlemen arrived here "a ON
Austin In skin, ana report corside able fight
ing late yesterday evening. The commander OF
tne post whose 81 name ~ We DO not learn, dis
water station, on the Mississippi and Ter e ,
retlroad, and captured q picket OF 20 ne zoe,
who were stationed about two miles ON pwr,
and brought them in as prisoners and die.
armed then. One OF them, as they were being
put into the court house yard, tried q make
bis eccape, when he was fired upon and killed
was wounded, nut not fatally. Later in the
evening large body Of necroes advanced from
the south ard attacked tn town, driving IN the
white skirmishers TO the court y on e, where the
main body of whites were stationed. A charge
was made by the whites ard TIE negroes were
repulsed with the loss of several killed nd
wounded, wounded; Fighting was going on when orr
they crossed over 70 Ship islsrd.
RefnfOfeements for the white Men
MEMPHIS, August ia second dis patch from
Helena says-Msjor Horn Chalmers, of Her
nsndo, hss just arrived here for the purpose of
chartering boat - take men TO the assistance
Of the whites in Austin. He says q courier from
Msior Weodson, OF Austin. reached Hernando
at daylight, stating that the town was surround
ed by about 900 negroes, and asking TOR help
Al out 200 men from fernando and vicinity will
be here at O'Clock, and in company with the
ior Austin. DIR. Smith, who is the unfortunate
CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE
there, reached here last night. Some three
weeks since he was attacked in the streets of
Austin by negro, and drawing pistol, fired
g. the negro, but missed him and killed a little
negro girl standing by, which exasperated the
negroes TO such an extent that they collected
mob and took DIR. Smith to the woods TO hang
him, which they would have done but for the
entreaties OF Mayor Woodson and the Doctors
wife. Since that time DIR. Smith has been
voluntaI inmate of the jail, 60 prevent being
mobbed, until last Friday, when some friends
came AT carried him TO fernando; on learning
which the reeroes collected in large numbers
ana nothed the mayor that unless he was
brought back and put in jail they would burn
the town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-11

The LATEST BLACKMAILING DoDGE.-The
ALI ny Journal o. Saturday evening supplies
the follow ing "A few days since we alluded 20
ne fact hat fellow named Briggs, whose
to b'ackme'l persOrs by inclosing ID them an
advertisement of a book styled "Grant and His
Ofhceho' ders," and directing attention to pDr-
on of the book which " as said to effect on the
character OF the recipient Of the note accom-
pspying the slip. Efforts are being made to
brd ssid Bliggs, and if they should prove su .
leolniDg .;sde by which he may eatn a living
be-e9fter,v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-11

Awful SCENES IN barry FARMINa TESR
NkNT-Thete - .Duethtng AVA, snd vet
vfhsl psthe, .cally fpnching, about the inside
social secrets reveal. IN Tue cOrrae OF the bahy
farm Investigations 81 U s0ing on In New York.
In the house Of Mrs. Dorian, where the poor
rniottucstss ind refuge in the hour OF trial
and shame, In ore OF the bedrooms there are
four beds Of straw on = floor only eighteen by
twelve feet, whilst the ceiling can be touched
by q man OF middle stature. In the room back
Of his three mere bets are crammed, leaving
bare passage room. Both OF the upper flOors OF
the houee are laid out thus, and the whole prem
ises stand on a tsenty-fOot lot with a margin.
IL vas on one OF these beds Of straw thot the
81 IN her 'eers brought the little hoy Charley
Mn. k'lbrides baby farm has created such q
stir. The baby h said 70 have been so beautiful
as 20 impressive recollection OF ts love even
on the mercenety wretches into whole hands AZ
fell. IL was compulsory that the young mother
mrst tnd work 70 support herself. and 20 this
end she censigne her infant 20 Mrs. ktlbride
Starving slowly 20 death, Mrs. Kilbride says OF
IL: "Sure an 10 didn't act daciut like, but
IL trtt drew ne legs right mp an cried and
stopped, day nor noight, but just went crying an
sluesltng, an'John k'rlbaide he put his bed In
the ball and says he, "Nivver q wink wid get
Kate, till be take that yellin' child 90 Nrs Dor
rs1.'" SO Kate ktlbride carries back the child
10 tue house Of Nj. 4. Dorian, but there IL was
refused sdmittance, and, TO quote the Klbride
woman again, "the crying baby-bsd luck %
him, and John kilbride he hadn't slept for tso
rights-sn' he was In me arms an a-squesling'
next door, and then he grew quiet like, aud
John saws, says he, "kste, the brat L. dead;
and he was" The story IL a sad commentary
on our boosted civilization.