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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-08

WILLIAM BLAKE, a member of
the California Stock Board, has
suddenly emigrated to parts I'M
known. The last seen Of him was
on Thursday night. He loaned
money on stocks, and by this means
got a considerable amount in his
hands, which he suddenly con-
Cluded to sell. Some of the stock
which he sold in the Board he said
was in the Office of the company for
delivery, but the callers for the
stock were unable to find it. He
decamped, it is supposed, with
about $4,000. The Board has
taken the matter in hand. They
propose to put quietus upon such
peculiar methods of doing bust
ness, and have offered a reward of
800 dollars for his capture
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-08

BENNETT ELECTED.-The official
canvass of the votes polled on the Sd
ult. for Delegate to Congress from
Idaho, several returns were thrown
out, and F.W. Bennett declared elect
ed. Gov. Bennett ran as an indie
pendent Republican, against S. S.
Fem, Democrat. 1t was supposed
that Fem had majority.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-08
Accommodation Stage Line

nAILY LINE FROM THE MOUND
II HOUSE TO DAYTON, via the Wood
ruff and Franklin Mills, connecting with the
Virginia and Truckee Trains from
Carson, Gold Hill. and Virginia.
Leave the Mound House at..........9 A. NJ
Arrive at Dayton Northumberland A. NJ
Leave Dayton ...................4 P. NJ
ARRIVE AT MOUND HOUSE at. P. NJ
Connecting with Carson and Virginia Trains
FARE:
From Virginia and Gold Hill to Dayton 81 so
From Carson to Dayton. ...............S2 90
All business orders promptly attended to-
z. PIERCE, Proprietor.
Passengers to and from Dayton will find this
route much the pleasantest, quickest and
cheapest. 81
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-08
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special to the Tri-Weekly Times

lBY WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31

b arted, rash lover, ard even the veteran boa
man. bes ar 10 be seriously alarmed. Ii re
quired al the boatman's skill. assisted by the
now very IenItent George Garrett, TO manage
the boat. Natty lay down In heap in the bot
tom of the boat, and neither spoke nor looked
up, she was 50 frightened. AT length tie moon
went down, and IL was terribl for little while,
beating about there in the uncertain blsckne-s.
Ncho0y spoke. only when the boatm4n gave
orders 10 George GaTnett. The most ieyous
troubles and the most DeTil0uS situations In this
HE are Glweys ended at last, however. After
VIA sefU med TO George Garnstt Al eternity,
the bi4csness began 10 brighten INTO gray, and
star after star biDked little, and then sud-
denly popped out OF ight entirely. OF 10 their
right cou'd he dimly perceived something which
looked like the shadowy outline of houses ana
schooners.
"Wen run her in safe enough now, I guess. "
sad the boatnan. "But blame me if I'm fond
OF this fun
George Garnet Crept very humbly to the side
OF Natty.
'Forgive NE if you can. Miss Natalie he
sad 81 don't think sman ever loved a woman
az ,osG yen. Twas crazy, loved you co."
But love you too" said Natty.
In half an hour more tnev were walking up
TIE venerable Sandusky wharf together.
What was The use" said Natty, LOT bringing
me across tie lake ard nearly drowning me 10
tell ue that you loved me, when you couii have
az EoM.9'
Tn. The steamer from sandusky thai morning
CARED To Pnt-ln-BRy very meek and sL6-
uGtd young lady ard gentle man, looking s0Ine-
thlng as you have seen two Tuna Nay horses
,o9s that have been ducket N tho river. The
Iady " a. covered with an immense brtnl-Bev
custer. hich, fer material and makeup. WIS
II ~ bizarre. L If not necessary % say tGat the
eHenIOUS Lien dust5r covered ball dress
Ana the two people had HC- much to saw fr
themselves.
George GarUet's father rallied sufficiently 70
lie present, clothed ID hisrigbt MUD ana decent
garments, three months after that. n. = wed
din9' where, with the 8plroEa! Cf al tn
friends, George and Natty were united m holy
mail ,M"ny' IN The orthodox fashion, except
that Natty didn't promise t. obey. They lived
hSIpy ever after. But they never say much
about how two lunatjcs made the trim f.om
Putin Bay 10 SandnsSy one night in a little
sail t-Ndrpsr'S Ba-rr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31

~ Great restitution prevails In Nebraska.
Many persons are said 10 be subsisting on
pumpkins.
@ODe OF the wtetched Iunatcs couinei in
the pooTbo of Milwaukee Is a teiegra oh ops-
rator, and she spends most OF her time tele-
graphing TO her husband in ireland, her fingers
being worn dawn to the bone by her constant
sppings against the wall, In her ina ,,5nary lis
patching.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31
Am IrGn Glad Rats Sest

hC l9tlIF sCnOCimistreSS Il gUDed hy the
stump AID read q very wonderful thing, one
line cay in July. to the children who were
going with her TO look for crosses at the broOk-
30 wonderfuI that am going 10 ask the editors
10 get the same magazine and copy the story
out for }Ou. The STORY was told by Professor
SlllimaD; and it came 10 him in private letter
from friend. This friend was part owner OF
some property on the Oregon coast containing a
mill which had never been set fairly al
work. Close by was dwelling house for the
hands, and when they cleared out for lack OF
WORK quantity of things were stored there
tools, packing Tor the en- CINE, Elk or seven kegs
OF large spikes, besides knives, forks spoons
etc, in the closets, and great stove in one of
the r0ems NOW the editors will please add the
rest OF the story; ana you. my deaTs, will please
bear N mind that the writer is talking about
the California woOd-rat):
This house, he says, ''was left uninhabited
for two years, and being at some distance from
the little settlement, it was frequently broken
Into by tramps who sought a shelter for the
night When l entered this house was aston
lsLtu to see an immense rats nest on the emmy
stove. On examining this nest oh Was about
hve f3et IN height, and occupied the whole ton
oi the stove "a large range, found the outside
10 lie composed entirely OF cBiEFs all laid with
symmetry 50 az 10 present the points of the mails
outward. IN the center Of this mass was the
lest, composed O. hnely-divided fbsrs OF the
hemp Packing. lnteTSCed with the spikes We
LCGIG the following: AhO1t three dozen knives
1CTAs 8hd spoons; all the butcher kBjTCg, three
ID number; large carving knife, fork and steel:
several large piggs of tobacco; the outside cas-
- 'SA hoNSh' tSkNaSB "a Al one tAEL OF
the pile. he s!ass OF the same watch III another
AZ the works in still another, an old purse con-
tanning some silver, matches and tobacco;
nearly all the small tools from the tool closets
amor them several large sUgeTs. Altogether
4. WAS very curious mixture Of different arti-
cles, ali OF which must have been transported
some distance a. they were originally stored IN
diFeIeIt parts OF the house.
90 he ingenuity aud skill displayed 10 the
construction OF tuiS nest, and the curious taste
for articles OF iron, many OF them heavy for
component parts, struck Ine with surprise. The
articles Of VaIU6 we're, think stolen from the
men VINO had broken into tle house for tempo-
rary lodging. / have preserved sketch OF THIS
lToH-ctd6 nest, which / think unique in natural
history - From " Jd1t in the aIpit,' ST.
Nic5o'Ic for NOrsz4JsT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31

SACRAMENTO SRNsATION.-TWo gentlemen
res;alns In Sacramento, Cal, was startled one
night recently by loud screams proceeding from
room occupied by "a lady member OF the fem
ny. Inquiry elected tie information that
There was centpede on her bed" The gas
was at the time turned down quite low, but the
mel could see the insect on the bed, and, dOub-
ling towel several times, one OF them cast II
over the centipede, and clutched II tightly TO
prevent Its escape. One OF the gentlemen was
somewhat OF an amateur scientist, and desired
ardently to preserve the centipede "a a sneci-
men. Accordingly the captured insect was car
ried in the towel to drug store. The druggist
poured chlorofcrm on the towel to stupefy the
creature, and TO prevent the possibility of its
escape, and one OF the clerks stood by with an
uplifted club, to strike it should it attempt to
get Oft. The towel was opened. and the AK
pect&nt looxers-on were astonished to find that
all the fuss had been made over q little strip of
calcO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31
PEhhEaN SONG.

A. sal e.. ID Isl - o X " Let love.
F-t. ;sr 'rcr1 pass. Us tears nd smiles,
pg.iC down nrr0r' .ess sss lcv oud
The s.'vesy coast Of fairy is.es.
AID sadiar tLey whose longing lips
kI-s empty ar, and never t1ucu
I he dear alrw mouth q. t4oza they owe.
waiting, " AstiHC. suffering much.
Eat lear a. amber, tine a. musk,
T. ui1 % those WEO, V.I ..rim-wi-a,
=. r. q and iu hand from dawn % dusk,
Fash morning nearer Paradise.
O.. 1T fcT them shall angels pray,
Tlsy gsa-d IN eve5l assir- Eht,
Trey ~. - I'm il'sh'S smiles by day,
AudIest. IA his heart by night.
T T. B. AIlri- Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31

Now WONT SOME OLD WOMAN REGARD
THIS AS A GOOD OR BAD OMRN?-The McCon-
Densburg Republican says: a couple Sundays
ago, during services at the Reformed church, a
snow white pigeon entered the church and
after describing couple circles in the holy
sanctuary, rested on the minister's hesd-Mr
Scbace. He drove his strange visitor away with
the Bible and seIenely surveyed the congrega-
ton until lite removal from the church. II WAS
an OdQ change OF prOgrAmme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31

RRNARKABLE LONGEVITY OF LIFE-There
appeared in the obituary columns OF the Phila-
dellhia Ledger last week notices of the death
OF eleven persuasive men and nine women
who had lived to or beyond the advanced age of
Mary West, 81; Esther Middleton, So; Eliza
PITT. IS; Bridget Byrne. IS; Thos Y. Edwards,
So Elizabeth Gravel, IS; Hannah Mayword
81; Margaret Hannah, 90; Mary Jones, 81, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31

DAs an instance of the ups and downs of
American life, it is stated that a former presi-
picked mp in the streets of tn at city few week
age In starving condition.
~Tbe British foreign Office is advised til At
Sir Hercules Robinson has established a proyis-
ional government in the Fiji Islands. The an
bual revenue from the island is estimated at
$25, coo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31

MI. BeeCEeT has done many cool things. but
this last request which he has made through hts
counsel that IIlton shall itemiz all the injuries
which he has inflicted upon him, ami place a
cash value IN dollars and cents upon them
seyeTalIy, is the coolest OF al. In legal point
OF view, this proceeding shows that he has pet.
ufOggeTs for counsel, but the demand itself ia
rot SO extraordinary as the impudencs and
ehIontery which inspired 1t. If the court should
grant the request he has made, Mr.. Triton need
present but one item, and that Will till the whole
OH. Let him present his empty home to the
jury. ana then II he shows who emptied it, he
Will have Lo need TO add any more items: anu
then, a. Mr.. Beecher has a suit pending against
IlltOn, into which he has been forced by public
opinion and the religious press, air. Tiltou
shOuidsdt mand that he itemiZed his damages
also, that the world may know what expenses
attended his house keeping on the ragged edge
aud in his cave of gloom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31
IRoPosALs ron MILITARY SUPPLIES.
rIror QrARrERE.sTER's OFr-cs

BEFpT tTARrFREAsTFR : OFFrCE.g
fLlLhrELPHIA, October a., asa,
Seaec Pfopssais 10 uu 3lIl ate, with Cory Of this
adFcrllseueB attached 70 each, viii b. received AZ
tbis Office until IL ga. on FRIDAY. Rovealber 4 8,
1915, Tor turEIssrg The United Ststa- garter
Easfer Department 50 the PhiIkdelphIA OF Jefer-
sonyille depot with GEO WALL TENTS, witeout
fbts Poles or Pins, 20 be Of the size ald descrfp
tlun gwen " the approved speciicatipbs for wall
tents, on NE IL ttis Office, copies Of which viii be
furnished on application.
The tents viii b sub ecte1 20 rigid inspection,
and nOEe VIII lie rec. I'D which ID not mply Ia al
rfspects VIII TIE specification - tha c1utrsct
The usual gueFsnfy Will be required e bidders
ara the night 70 TeJ3ct any ali bids, OF parts Il
bids, is reserved
Eor inform alton IN dstail snply 20 this Jff.a.
EnYelOpes Continuing pro possls 70 - euserssd
" Proposals Tor Military Supplies" All addressed
=" the undersigned
By order Of the Quartermasier General.
9 EASTDN.
Assistant Qusrtermaster General L. : Army,
OcllS-lN In charge - Depot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31

j ANQUIsHED BY A CAT.-Mr. Stebbins Peer
9 funambuhst, or rope-walker, who has a
cable stretched across the Niagara river iu..
below the new suspension bridge, and gives
exhibitions OF his skill in rOpe-walking, came
near meeting with an accident the other day
which, but for his agility, would undoubtedIy
have ended his career as a rome walker re
conceived the brilliant idea of taking a cat or
the rope, and starting it ahead OF him in order
10 nave two sensations at the same time When
ABOUT thirty feet from the shore he set the car
on the rere, expecting OF course, at the feline
would show how the thing was done as well A.
lie Gould DO IL himself. But the cat was not
anxious for funambulism, and, inste III Of msking
q Decline across, turned upon Peer, climbed
ron him, and fastened his teeth in his shoulder
In his efforts 10 disenEage the cat he missed mss
footing, and had 10 drop his balance pole, which
tel on The rocks below and was broken. Peer
himself, scrambled along the rope back to the
sfcFt the best way he could. He succeeded in
reaching terra trma, b1t the exhibition for the
Gay wac brought 10 close, as a fun4mbulist
without balance pole is OF little account The
pole was subsequently recOV cred and splice1
SEeer VIII walk again, bat viii not be likely u
take any cats along.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31

IHE PsoPLs on the ADdroscoggin, Me-. still
tel the story OF a man, who, some fifty vaar
ago, called at the house of a neishbor, half q
mile frcm his own house, early in the the mora
ing, ana after The usual salutatIon, seated him
self on a chair, end, on being asked IN 81 n =
snd eat some breakfast, answered, AZ don't
suppose ought to stop, for our house il on tire
ana they &c at me to tell you,'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31
BANKERS.
PROPOSALS,
pB0POsALs Foa .srArIOSERY-
~ DE7aAIWENT OF gr--.rr.


ASH NFsl'N, ID. e, O-tah.r D., I--4
Proposals f.r tlrlssfuS sCCh articles ii stati5s-
cry 81 may Be r,Huirod for thIs Department and tba
bureaus aui oihCHr thereof, duriHE the balance 4
Tie tsl Al -. cUd JGHe 90 ISIS, VIII he received
l-4 -
ZACH proposal must b sigsed by the ind vidual OF
nIh mekilF %, and 10 accompanied ~ 4 sAtisfac-
tTTy guarantee taEf the bid1sr VIII execute A COM
tract. win good and Sufficient b1nds n ais lid Ia
acc pti Tor any Cr at articles. No bid viii De cUu-
SIDE red without such guarantee
III Articles erc stipulated 60 DE % the very best
tHaiity, eatnpics VII be required u al Each
sample Il lie merkai with the Il she btdder,
connection wiki any Uo' item the Frnc1uls. BIDS
made out IN any other way will Dc rejscted g. 10
formal.
Bond. with approved security, viii De required OF
Tie party e whom The Cyutrsct part q u nsy
lie AWARDED.
In failure q fn-u 81 any article wfta!n q reDopa-
Die time after .TG@r@1, tire right + reserved q
puTchasiuC IN open rarkst or % d,larirg the con-
reCt forfeited. AID % RresteT price thau the con-
tract price IL psis Tor sucn articles. the difference
sll BE charged 20 The ntrsctOr. BIDS will be con-
siderec on each item parstey Schedules contain
ing bisuk forms flT bidiu together " n ans ans
formation, in accordance with tn. aigcrtisem emf
Will be furnished on application.
CONTRACTS y I'll ouy b awe ae3 70 established man.
uiectuTers Il OF dealers IN the articles.
The Attorney General tie Tfg ~ 70 reiecC
am OF at tics q ~ .Iss De offered.
Prop ls8ls must be addressed 20 the Attorney Gen
eral, and incOrset 4" p" pusals FOR Staff Husry -
GkOHGk III. WILLIAMS,
cct-O-ec-W Attorney General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31

THERE ARE CRUEL WIVES AS WELL As HUs-
BANDs--HTS Persons Furnishes abundant Proof
~ ahtS tdct.-ChanCellOr Runyon has lust rem
uered decision In ore OF the most remarkable
cases ever brought before the New Jersey state
courts. 1t Is q suit brought by one James Per
sons against his wife, Harriet, for recovery OF
MS property IN Paterson. Persons, who was
UoEh IN England in liTS, Travelled in early III.
0SeT large part Of the world IN ls.si he mar
fiei' atd subsequently discovering that bis
wife already had a husband living, Travelled 20
-. Louis with her in search OF her husband 10
wren he surrendered her. In England in
~ he AaTTled bis present wife, aud Eu4Iiy
decided 10 move TO Paterson. Providing MS vile
Win -, no IN cash, be sent b er 10 puTCh ise in
rs name the property known as Nos. u and s.
isiVer street, III that city. She Repaired To the
riHce GtsigI stcd, and had the deeds made on
III her own name. In utter Ignorance of
tAis iac', her husband, who is some
we Cty- five years her senior, afterward
paid small balance O. the purchase none
MIS-. Persons then started a boarding house
and among her guests was a man named Isaac
fartllng, who was very near her own age. An
attachment spTang up between Mrs. Persons
ana this man, and ia proportion as the attach
meLt grew, was the old husband treated with
cruelty. Ia October, 1872, the pair took possess
SION OF the house, Mrs. Persons putting single
dollar IN the hands OF her husband. ard turning
nm out On the street. Bent down with wears
anu unable TO engage in an active business he
threw himself uTOn the hospitality of some Kind
lawyer. Suit WAS immediately instituted by the
injured husband against his heartless wife in
Tie court OF ehancery to gain the title TO the
property purchased With his money. Chanrpl-
Tor RunyCn mas just decreed that the proDartv
snail DC turned over TO the husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31

NEW YORK Is QUERE PLACE FOR A MIN
!SIEE-Men who succeed eveTyW here else OF Ten
Ia! Lere. If mau don't strike the peoule
night, whatever may be bis abilities or ~
previous success, he does nothing in the city.
There is no such thing as growing into favor
here. man strikes at once or he does nor at
al. The people give him the gO-by. It is not
talent Eor ability that seems 20 he needed One
OF our most fashionable churches with the
most costly singing, with a congregation III A
crowded the aisles, when every seat was at q
premium, when whole block outside was filed
with costly tUrDOuts-had preacher that had
an lnredlmeDt in his speech, chCky utter
aEce, and whose inCistiDct reading could not be
heard III the lower part OF the church. Yet he
commanded the largest salary and held his
position TIL death. young mSn came to this
city as colleague with a pastor to do mission ary
WCTb. He attracted no attention. When
trouble arose and the minister was dsrnissed
10 one thought of retaining the young IN IN. He
went from New York, obtained Settlement
IN large city, and is, to-day, one of the most
popular preachers OF his denomination. A new
society was started here. They wanted a fCst-
class man. They found one. He crowded his
own house at home. 1t any strangers cams TO
town he was the man they wanted to hear He
came TO New York. He did absolutely nothing
With great putting and extraordinary advertis-
ing mesger congregation has alons been Sc
cured. The society rsn down and was disband-
cd" BRTIeigh'S' NelC YOTL, Letter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31
Itemixed Damages.

Il frDe &c thttssv - ttsFe
The most Femsi kab,e feature moving cut OF
the Beecher scaIds, which has yet come TO
light, Is the motion msde by Bescher's counsel
TIA It Iiltoa shall be compelled 10 furnish A hill
OF articulaIs of the damages which he charges
In his complaint. 1t would seem ss II the orist-
Ial csuse had been presented in sufficient de-
tail Tor Mr. BeeCheI 70 understand every par
ucu.ar of II aud what every psrticu az was
worth. Ii he does not understsu1 it, VITO cam
he usht 10 be familiar enough with the subject
TO reduce every item CT damage which be hss
ccCas on6d down 10 the fraction o. a cent Taers
has been 10 OGe 50 familiar in Mr.. TiItou
family a. be, aud no enc Is so well aCqusiut.a
with the n manner IN which it IL charged that Nj.
Til.,n'- home was broken up. He is An eTnr-t
AEd T., TgUs hIy competent 10 testify. II the
matter we've lett out 10 public arbitration, the
aIbi,rstCTs would probably settle upon bill on
items hat tnlloxs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31

PRECIOUS NURSE-RsrcHgs cF 4 TIryfqi-
GiTt.-Ada NJ. Gardiner was arrested al \ hotel
ST. Louis on Monday, where she was regis
tered as NJ s. John Williams. She Is the Vgo-
man who last Saturday night, II is alleged. ai-
minittered narcotic 10 the wife and child Of
Dr. Clark a. Miner, Of Chicago, and ran of
with : i,5CO worth OF jewelry aud some money.
A dispatch from ST. Louis TO the Chicago Times
says: 1.-The woman denies the POISONING and
attempts to justify the theft With this story She
says that when young girl she lived a. AMMAN
dale, Fairfax county, Va, with her grandma
49, During the war a detachment of troops
u0de4 Or. Miner burned the town, including
hes $SDtmOther's home. The troops were
quartercd in the neighborhood, aud when they
left female cousin of the girl disappeared. IL
was the town talk that DR.. Miner had abducted
her. Mrs. Gardiner says that, after the burning
OF her home she went out TO service was mar
REQ at 10 years of age and was soon lefta widow
She married again, but her second hus band was
worthless and she went out to work. Eighteen
months ago she found herself in Chicago. and
since then has been a nurse in several families
III that city Two weeks ago she was employed
by Dr. Miner, whom, she says, she had not seen
sinee the war; but recognized him at once,
although he Gid not know her. She SAWS the
devil prompted her have revenge on Miner for
having wTOnged her family. She is y years
old, and of fire address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31

TEE SCIENCE OF POCKET PICKING.-Apropos
OF a recent Tickpocket case at the Bouioyne
races, a French newspaper gives some detailed
Information Is to the D2duS oyerGndi. in accord
auce with the very latest improvements of tbs
hght fingered fraternity. Nothing apparently
can be mere systematic. They hunt In sets Of
four at races, and, on other Oc casions where
there are crowds, and the labor is divided among
a ttrenr, c0gHeV~, and two RDnReErS. The first
who II the leader, makes Tor the most crowded
quarters, and with the ar OF one who is ex-
tTeMe!y anxious TO reach some one he secs
pushes through the crowd, followed by the non
n.nTS. lis object i 20 discover en- route who Is
likely TO be worth ro6biug, and on di=coycrinr
victim makes sign to the nonReurS. They
presently push against tie victim, gently hustle
Linn, and otherwise distract his attention, ana
the ttretr then - goes through him" The
c0fEeUr, meanwhile, IS on the lookout, ard rs
soon as the tTeur has got the booty, 1t Is passed
rom his hands TO those OF the c3Jueur. The
ttTeurS part IN the performance is the most Az
geTous. Tie c0I5eur requires no skill whatever,
but his place is found very difficult to ILL., mas
much az, notwithstanding the time honored
adase OF - honor among there's, - Codu.urs are
almost Invariably suspected of a tendency 10
help themselves before dividing up the plan
der, an honest coIasWr being regarded az a
rdrISsir1a GriS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31

Vienna quoting q clause from the Austrian
penal code as justifying him In his refusal to d.
valge the source OF revelations printed in the
Prerfe, relating to Prussan ecclesiastical
disputes.