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New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

April delivery at 81 03i steady though active de-
@s5S Sss % po though fair for the home trade e sales ,s
SSH DO Yellow al S7dSSc for New and 9Od9Olc Old do
AM sld'OS fSr on Iel the inside price for csr-ots
s sad the ms,., az voDhuel an snnve hqfy iol p 10
$25as26 FAR to Good do at S2 d$3 shipping Grades 500
go S'v.r tSS2d, at sl7g$ls sirawNO. Rye sl4dslo
No do dSlOdSl2, and Ost al $l5d$l7.
MOLAsSbs-The market for Domestic seiJ sales OF 170
bbs NeNorsns 69d7lc and the sale auction Of 500 bh
was postponed VII 10 morrow Of the weather Foreign Mo-
quiet in the stock The brig A. C. Ttcomb from
Caenss has arrived with COS hhds and Ga but these were sold
negos has also arrived with $40 hbds 3s this cargo
NAVAL SToRBsThe Spirits Tupeutine dnn TO-
DAY. end prices entirely nominal; holders very firm and not dis
posed under 4S The market
70, strane Rosn quiet but strong the advance ester,
Pine grades inactive but steady Tar quiet 50 l2 ass 20 City
Pitch nominal at so 75
OILS-Crude Sperm remains firm but very quiet Crude Whale
dull Lseed steady 95 096c, from crlshes hsnis. Prime
Winter Land quoted 80 ds5c Menhaen i3c 0tht OILS
PR0vIS0NS-The Pork market h steady, aciv the de-
man for the future limited the sales cash and regular $50 bills
Mess sl5 6S9 Thin $l7 80 delivery
demand sales 1928 bb s9aSll 30 for Plain Ness
Sl2 5Oa$l3 80 for Extra Mess $l5 for Packet nerse Beef
hrmtr and active sales Of 300 PHILADELPHIA EIrs India Mess
.aes Of 800 bbls Sentheu ca Meat.
as IN wei4h and rn loo Smoked shoulders ct 1sm
&C. 10 boxes Bellies ~ ID average 9 aud OQO1h do 10 ID
Long Clear City 92c ard $50 boxes short Clear Western at
3lGc Dressed Hogs quiet tsme quote d7 for
City 7c for Western Land is better snd active, the demand
ga CITY; 7lG09lc Pair Prime 9Ss,
for Kettle Rendered. 800 Refined for the Havana market at
yellow Gl,r;
1000 seller March at 7lGa9i 2250 ts seller Agr at
seller june at l3l6097 the inside price the buyers payug the
BurTsR-Buyer only supplying their immediate wants The
market tisuui with daclin gfsudp1e We Qnotp.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

snn has deer,sd fB8f during bu
zone INTO The Bant on hssEce e75 900 The proportion
Ie bsnk reserve To liabilities which 47Ts
SO per cent Pas dispatches Rentes OF BOZ 55c
iNkhtpoL March l930 m-Oftbe Cotton to-day 0lOO
es were Amecan sales the Mjng Upands nothing
below Good Ordinary shipped March April 1l6d do
uppea Ap and May at Sisi do do deliverable April Sd
SS S deiyebe April and MAY sd DO nothing below Low Md
uihgs shipped Aprisnd NAV. 316t
LONDON March lg.-Rs6ned Petroleum. 113ai y gallon
rAEs harh lSp mThe specie the Bank Of France has in
80. 75c N -' - - 49, ~
LIVERPOOL. March 1915 m-COton -l6L higher;
sales on The basis MddDg Upan3, nothing below Good Ordinary,
tlDped March Ndings,
hmped March aud ll6f DO March
81 DO DO. deliverable av and
LONDON March l9-Refned Petroleum l2dl2Ll y gallon
LONDON March l9E EvennR-Common Ron opelcd and
closed 81 II y cwL spnits Iupentine. 81 d3i =
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
DACIEIC Mail STEAMSHIP LINE

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
Il GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES PASSAGE. AND FREIGHT,
The maghcen, steamships Of @ Line will be dispatched rom Per
~ North River. New. rogk. As under: - . . .
SATURDAY, March 2l at l. CITY OF PANAMA, CAPT j.
Dow. Freight and Bdy Passengers.
saturday, March 2S 2 D. m. COLON Capt. ---. Pas.
saturday ApfI T. at II m CITY OF GUATEMALA Capt D.
Idreth Freight AID Way PASSENGERS.
SatIriay. April IL, at p ACAPULCO CAPT - -. Pas
ssturiay April % at 0. IN HENRY CHAUSCgY Commodore
ad eyery nghy satuda, thereafter connecting with all
sesmers Central America, Mexican Co t sud South Pa f ports
sua lomesaI trips that port Friday tue sxh day alter
leaving HeE-ioA AM leaving Satully. m. for AspnWaL
Ssturiays Whenever
TO JAPAS AND CHINA.
The splendid steamers this line leave san Francisco l OF every
for lokoham Hong Kong ri SHANGHAI carrying l. = mails
VII be dispatched the 10Th Of the month whenever
April l. sn bany egat to Panama VIA ioEoAma ani sAa
ri Contrlc and Though Bills Of Ladng issued Plnam,
Tea vii be 1oe. from San iaas'e' to Ne"Io' LAST IN %
days at @io' s'n' per 'BI RATES IS or PASSAGE.
0aclriiug Berth, Meals, aud a requisites flr the trp)
NewYo Frinse, $50, 500 SllO currency accord
SswYors to Kingston SIS or $50 gold according location
san Pranc SEQ o Yokohama $50 gold
San Francisco 10 Hong Kong, 500 golL
For FREIGHT Passage other nornltor appT a. the Com
pans o@cs & PeT A. North River foot Of fPnin III fsI3OrS
veePredIeat Managing Director. Superintendent.
STATE LINE. sry,usm,,.
STATE OF PEyysYLyASiA, STATE OF VIRGINIA,
STATE or MINNESOTA, STATE OF FLORIDA (5gidng)
STATE or ALABAMA. STATE or INDIANA.
,so,,,, STATE OF YEyapA C9ni69 6 ov,,,Yov +.
STATE OP rENNsYLyANlA.....SA SATURDAY. April 1.
wEESGY E,I% Pc, s;gyss 81 SG;s NM Eiyf sMaEs \
Rates Of ps'igsCabn 500 ani $50 sol stserage $50 cur
'R Ror os. oat2 l.sf5 80 ss'iS s65 '',. at loves. rates
~ Broadway. NeW'Io,k
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

THURsDAV. March ~. IoI4.
-eceDts today "a pkgs Pots are dul AMI IN
shsasei .qac o 63ic. Pearls are inactive.
COTTON for otton vas very ia" aai weak '
sier, u price and The market closes nomnaJ steady
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

Corn Hsa seader and 10 fair demand sales Of 20 bbls. We
gagtr.
Corn Msa - 6OqsI % Nesl Br w. 81 sO9si 80
Cors heai . g. 2D Corn Mel Br~e p. ~ 10
Cert hsa Ae~t 2ja 50 Corn Meal Etr -
Bag Aci AIRY active Fine White - GjQ-l 10. DO Yellow,
OOasl ~ Cae a. u jJQ II 53i Cob Nes ~ 2OGSl 40;
Otoon1 F-e ~ 200 81 so
fkhIItls-3here ltl'r inquiry for today al
k,t0as rIs but me market m he called extremely Cn Win
eoy - fper vessels for charter cont nund scarce
pa a. ae @bsnce Of any demand OF moneot could ony
sr; 10 Liverpool BY steam I,lOO bales Of Cotton a. 93z9
OlD1 100 Beef 100 Oh taLe 3V the
hoCaa tts lOd London by 800 boxes Bacon
81 40 IT, Lri 5Os 500 Beef and loo tee Po - 9i
.sOO bsNL lOL2nll d. To Bristol b. steam, 1000 bh.
fof N Vs 3nAn sa 500 ts Lard a. 4OA To kottfr'
een 900 I Bacon at 5O steam The eaarer
snpus fswrgan bark hence 20 Cork Tor or1er spd n
.siH 2s2 bbl Rsdlei Petroleum at o. bu'h bark oi o1
80 egier Bremen vth general csT." s-A am Al
AA',ess Lisbon With 800 tbs Refined Petroleum. on
Ffss t-r3- sad 10 be- a. o. 81.
GkAIS opened dull and but most hodefs
e.s sell e earlois obisind on ease
l We feAdr bot The market closes SA1f tnYusn
'se 41 as edesJ confined uBgfe spnIs e.G ow gHe
- 70 arr 30 bah 81 f2 IL 45 for Ungrded losa anl Nan
80 So Ter Sgrngi 81 80 fOT No Cbggo spnng
s24sl "a for Chcsgp Spring; 81 5lGfl % 70. No
.A2ke. 81 55d$l So NJ Milwaukee, ~ Ol for Red
esfu 81 % far bite sprs II 80 for White Michigan 81 oi
~ DasSu- Barley Is dali nominal Barley Mali j du but
s pnHepal sders fn The stock light O steady aud n
"a e1&i, qu snd saabie The close
saOOOO bsn Ohio Mixed a. O0DG2c; White G3aG3 ~
st eDTs1c Western Mixed al 81 q6294e White At G3dGic
ss CJacc to hIeL kge que bot hm. ,ales Of State 10
o. ~ aud Jsssy pier at &c. and 900 eesb sse o
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

WHITE STAR LINE
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THb
UNITED STATES MAIL.
SRW AND PULIrPOWERBD SrkA6SHlPN
SATURDAYS from Liverpool % lURS
DAYS. ealing a. Corr HsrUor each
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. March 2l. 500 an
PtBLIC SATURDAY, March - at 2:oJ y. H.
CELTIC. SATURDAf April {. at 1000 A.
ADRiAJIC. SATURDAY. Apu ii. AZ l2:JO .. L.
BALTIC SATURDAY. Apul Il At 200 a. M
Prom White DOrk Payotia FeTS. jersey Oit..
Passnge for il cisse unryllel combining
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT .
saloons stat-roOms bathrooms 10 mnps
don where easi aii ae"aris''s AoHA'
aese Stesmer-
KATES-Saoon $50 gon. Tickets $40 gold seerase
$50 Tor fDs tue Oo country
"a prepaid certificates SJs. cuTrnc'
Passengers paris OF America rGA han'us
Sorwsy Sweden. India Australia China Se
Drafts from Al Hpwar-
tor Of Oaus and other Information aPp az n
,ecea No. - BfsiwaV. NeD-l0rG X j. tOK - A.-l-.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

II - > i u
Tnns leave Nerio from fo oDsbrosses Ald Cortani''' {"
E'Ps f Inrs5a Psssush, the w,. and South With Poll
Palace Ca attached, $3.50 AMI 53O W. SuaiD ara
FOR whamsor. Lacs Haven Corr and Eh Ph Ene r R.
For Washington South siOa. IN. and u
Express Phdcphi. $40, e;92 1880 B. 4. 81 $50,
ana II night Sunday D. 6:lO 30, and M EuSans
For rreaton At :3O n; 2 $40 oiopm n sunday 6:ro
$50 . 5'3o 3,o 7sq 80 s:.D a.5
1880, $40. 10. ljO and lz night sunday 5;2J. o;lO
For Eisisb g. G:3o. 7;2). 7:iO. 10 Ian,
} 80 'o io 5 S io mo- ss 5O IL I; 2 's1 sU Is GS 5s9 S o
gS 5 Rev, & 5:sS se 5 75o S S $50 sS %o .a s2 2
For weo5ls. OH hoy p and south AmbOy aaa 10
For Sev.Bunsack 720 ard n II m. 2 3IO 30 5:2o.
clio p N sni l2nght sunday 6:iU p m. '''
For Bas' hiis,on,, ~ nooa b 10 ana i}O r.
Por % a,Il-rtgll.e a1d Remington. $50 IA. and IN.
Aeeommolltoafr Bonsnoan BGlus,on ard Camden 1870
$50 a. nj 80 z $40, a. aai C:lO m.
gof Par@n.laie anl sqain 7:2os. ~ aud 2pm
Tn arrive p Pta5u.S 1s5 o ,5 q ~ 1885 a.,
a @ nol f,2' sHG 6g4 HG9a. Fss sa, %,sPS
IDS 8 55 5i5. e:9j sii 292 500 SO leis.
S23 ,. sS osle 55 ss r 5 soa ~ I All ga o,r '''' zA
o5 foot Of De.'o and V9splss ayn En ani eAs, one No
s'iF5s1SS G.aT General M,a,.e @ '' '''''s'' Agent
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAiLRoAD-A'er NOV. ? 1873 through trains ""
500 q n cneiro Northern RIDs, with dslrinsroon
1880 Chicago bnprs with drawa9room ears 10 Koch
1910 s's.iD. a 1, northern and we,,eru Ezpres.
5:ao m Asany 400 Iroy hIp.ss s,Ss from s,.Yort 4.
600 m Express Daily with seepngea" for "''e's'"a aud
500 D. m DAILY Sis epasos, % R1;,;.'er
Bsnao AMI Es; aio for Chicago va o''n L. anu }" "
h'irSs, IIoS Express with e.Dugs Tro' snd Alb,0y
Way "sn' as per Local ''~s '-'~ C. H. KgSDRIcK
General Passenger Aseot
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
teQal Noilrcs.

= lORK.-TnOMAS 'DUSENBURY p,ainuf, agt PETER B.
AMoRY DOROTHY 4. AMoRY, ISAAC MICHAEL DlCHMAN,
John H. DYtKMAS s will and testament Of ISAAC
DYCKMlY. lrceaei DARIUS q. CROSBY SAMUEL g. COURT.
b. AMORY and JOHS ANORl Executors Of JAMES
AAORY summons for Relief To the defend
summoned required the complaint
IN ths action herewith seei sni O.
opy Of our sail complaint the subscribers at their
oHc No 200 Broad9ay Neg York within
after hereof exclusive Of The day Of such service AMI
m 10 answer comrirt within the time Aforesaid the panA
hi, action will app the relief demanded
pl,Iat Dated Nex.iofk, MAY -, 1873 LARNED WARREN
P,ntT, Ao-7. above fled
Oec OF County of NewiorA the 18Th day Of
Soy.mber 1873 LARNED 4 WARREN. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

The qlot NS sre ossei on toiton IN store ruuniuE
var, tnss gs raGe above below the GRADE quO.el-
SALES YOR PRESENT DELIVERY.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
CcxAcAo-stesmer clarieel
hsu.. n.

CrpAcAo-Stesmer cisribel
IT.. N n.,.,,.,..,..... ass Beef, bbl..''''''''"
BxErKR-Brig Alpha -oo-o
GIBRALrR-Brg Ossec
.,.r -, o5 600 Tohsoco bids II Drugs, bHs...
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
SUPREME COURr OF THE SrATE OF

CUPREME tOURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW.YORK- County NJ Sew.YoTk EDWARD SMITH
plisia againlt ARD GLEASON Mrs GLEASON hs wife
whose unknown the pauun and CHARLES NOR
RS Off goods chstte- and crets Of Joseph W. Ea
for ReietlO the ahoVenanei
lselant, Gl each hereby ad required 30
answer this wich has been this day a IN she
the City and County Of NealorE athe city Ha
said Cy New YORK. aad 20 serve copy o your anset 70 the
said compnt the subscribers their once number 2S5 feei
rh street city OF NewYork within twenty a ater the
exclusive Of the diy Of such serViee a
n the ad complaint shn The time Aforesaid the
plintfn will Court for the Tehei demaniel
The comp tII-Dai-d lofk. Janaarv 81 1874.
Otlsg Wh. A. ", Lomhknn' rn'lH1 as''Hs"
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
TRAINS ITAvR NRW YORK

tAce'nl. 1000 El. 200 (Aec loo stl 3,BI 1855
}3 and 5:lO (ea Ex) $40 Rxl sni 0lO l.l
PoSouih NOrx5k O5S.0j 90j l2QO LOO tk1l 800
Bob ABS, olO 635 S;lp $40 For Samnr a;lp .D,.
905 1910 l2UO 800 223 AMI 300 (T, 800. 4S5
4.ij $40 $40, 6.3j 72U. o:lO 9.lO D. m
For Pot Chester II 40. - -, -.
Express sprnGdei O5 AMI 1000 300 ani slo
M. and $40 p. The SOD 800.
300 D. m stopping Stanford horwlK And Bnl9e-
bns
Division hiiey SagbOk The 500
shore Line DyNon Norwich ini
Nsw-layen Northampton h. New II 500 1000 g
1900 with COsn yer A. az Springfield
aDd3 IN 100 ani 3;tO
with NlugaUcs Railroad and the Sod aai 300 n
with honaouc Railroad Buis port The SOD l - a "a snt
300 ami $40 nanhny Norgak ~ y, NpsaA sni
300 1900 AMI $40 IN. with NewC.Blan Railroad al
stsmfOr:
Sunday Boston Mail Trans at p. via sprngSelt 9;ion a
via PTogiience.
Dawiag cars Day and sePingea Night Rr-
PRES Trains. r., oa-- .c.c
& Deno, on az ofcss Y Transfer CO. 9ii Broltwly anf
WinJor Hone n r. Conrst BROOKLYN Ui
creek baggage from residence - dest nation
For er Of plt uliTs noe AZ io p, ~ dePoe
" JOHN T. MOODY. sapt o. T. T. DiV.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

relvrm.gsls q. 900
N.,,.ca cN. us
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

NEWPORT and OLD COLONY.
stltcroOms tie principal Hotels
Offices. AMI tue Pier
A. p BACON. Sapt.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
,RRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP CO.
FALL RIVER LINE.

For ROSTON via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.
DAILY SUNDAYS EXCBPTBD) AT p. NJ.
FROM PIER 2s NORTH RIVER FOOT or MURRAY-sr.,
rHE aAGSFIcgyT STEAMERS
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

SOUTHERN DySIONOn Tuesdays, Thurslays ani Satufyss
mi rd train viii eavs Manchester 1850 m fr eaeni Bsc-
on Bay Sid. and nt-tmeiate stations Returning % h9hias
Tisys aui FRIDAYS arriving Manchester a. m argat
3ll MM y SNLDhN. Rer Long Dr.nen
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

Ioelrt.i IA H. above 500 bales 70 arrive.
to-day SOL bales this day
las well bales and this daY last 1885 bales Stock
AZ ~ O4 bales consolidated stock 1u4JSl bales
Pousr have declined s T. y. but The transactions are
eay lmitsi follows az on basis Of Low Mdtlngs
S1ss ,uing, after 3 March, 100, 10 I9 32c A1l,
1lOO 10 I,-lG.i May, 500, lGs,~ 300 ~ l332e 100,
II 49, s.r ber 100 II BE: Total 4,SJ0 bales Salfs
t ~ 3 = er. March 400 - 9l6c April 100 ljsc 100
Is 2532 ro 1890; 800. - 2$32c; loo, 10 ll-l6c
O 10 40 Z2c: 1000 - ll-l6c; 200. - 2l-32c: 800
l5 llG 4sr 100 10s-, 800, is ll32c 1900 10 5-lCc
300 IL 10 5.lG.; llO0 l6 932c; 1900, l6i4c"
800 10 &f:, 100. l64c: June, 100 l6's 200 ~ llbc
2OO 10 2.-.c 500 IL 1916 600, lGa3c 100 l6 21-32e
600 lGar u IL 2332ci 800. 1899, 800 10 252c; 400
l61e 4Oo u 28-32e 100 1922 July, 800 ~ $l6e 300
II - lO0 = 32ei 100 ~ 70 Total 1900 bales grand
b 2ilO0 sales Echangel732c paid to exchange 100 April
g. MAY.
COFFRE market for 70 quiet st fair eOunirV business
reported, much better eiu, prevailed 20 that noticed yeser
Baltimore Of $50 bags per Astoria private
The 900 bags sn1 The balance also
ft but this c0ld authenucted The total
W. rese quotations: Orna Prime. 22Q 2j4e
fr tote pa Die, al gold Mf tOdees continue
uiet doing The stock this evening exclusive OF
~ -ts bags 1906 java and 209i mats Singapore
" quote aud hlEs -C029ci hancabo "a aZ1ci ia
I'D l.r-. ani Costa lacl. "a l2025 L1t, gOr.
FLOUH NNy MEAL-The Flour market opened unIer liberal
osngs receipts Zoe lower, chiefly in the low grades
Tr.as Ffny brands irregular and quiet NO. and
SaDer uelty and fair al slight coctsN0n az the
djs uere doing elec slv In Shipping Extras, at The
900 hhi including 1000 hbs Good Extra
SIAk, a ths month, ~ % LOU bbls n0 on me SPOT
O. 40 - bb Western Extras 80 2oaSO 40 iehVeeS
i at. " ~ q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-17
UNTRUE.

The Carson Tribune OF yesterday, con-
tanned what purported 10 Be . commu-
nieation from a resident Of that town
relating TO the State Capitol ground.
The effusion referred to 10 not only I'M
grammatical and no~nsensical. but I'M
true. II 10 not worth attention. What
we have said about the State Capitol
grounds has been urged in the kindest
spirit. The GOLD Hull Nxvs Is not. as
asserted by the Tribune, actuatsd BY
petty jealousy. II is above such i'm.
putations. we have simply called upon
the citizens Of Carson City to fulhll their
promises to the taxpayers Of this State.
This. We judge. to b Jul right. 1t ID
q we'll known fact that the pledge We
have referred to was given. II is also
known that as yet that promise remains
unfulAlled. We are surprised that the
Tribune editor endorses the oommu-
nication referred to. for he 10 well aware
that il 10 full OF the g~rossest misrepre-
sentatiops. For the credit Of that town
II seems to rs that in this matter the
Tribune should follow the example OF its
neighbor, the Appeal, and urge upon
grounds OF policy. II not Of business
honesty. that the pledge Of it, citizens
be kept sscrsdly. A community which
regulates its bargains In small matters
will not scruple to follow suit in matters
OF more moment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-17
the ROAD TO HEALTH.

Cleanse the stomach. bowels and blood
from all the scrid. corrupt and offensive
accumultions which produce functional
arrangement. and you removs the cause
Of most diseases which sffiict the human
family. and thus save large doctors bills.
The most effectuL and reliable remedy
for this purpose Is found in DIR. Piercs's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets. No cheap
wood or paper boxes, but kept fresh and
reliable in vials.
High ~livsrs. those INDUCING in ease
and pleasure, and those Of ~sedsntary
habits, can prevent Boils, Carbuncles,
Gout, Red Skin. Eruptions, Pimphs,
Constipation. Piles. Drovsinsss. Bilious
ness, and other conditions induced by
such habits, by taking from four to sir
OF DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgativs Pei
lets oncs q week. or. better still. one or
two each night. They are sold by all
dealers in medicines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-17
IN Rad TASTE.

An article conspicuously headed "Csp
and cravst," appeared in the columns
Of the Virginia Independent this morn
ing. relative to the execution Of Muir
ply. by hanging. which is to take place
tomorrow at Carson. The writer de-
liberately strains al an endeavor to be
witty upon a subject whsro Wit or vul-
gsrity are equally misapplied. and his
better judgment should enable him to
so regard II. 1t In simply . cruel effort
to b witty at the expense Of . poor.
miserable fellow-crsature. condemned to
walk forth to q brutal and horrible death
in the presence OF hundreds assembled
to hear his dying words and witness his
death struggles. Our really talented
friend should reprsss his sxuberant
levity. and turn tho shafts Of his wit
into moro legitimate channels. wshops
our friend will read the article to which
We refer, as well Al previous little squibs
Of his on this same subject, and feel
ashamed OF himself. II not, he should
occupy . front seat at the execution. and
Joke with the victim while he dies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-17
Me Honor and BIjah.

There was singing in the corridor.
There wa all sorts OF voices and all kinds
Of singing. Some sang one iuno and
some another. When the corridor door
opened nine men. aged from IL TO 90.
walked out, and Bijah arranged them in
q half circle around the desk. :
Charles Godfrey said he kept books, and
he didn't deny being o little absent
minded on account Of drink. He knew
Il wasn't the right think to gulph down
old Jamaica and then 60 out and hang to
. lamp-post and want to fight somebody
because he couldn't see the eclipse. but
he wasn't prepared to say that he could
keep entirely sober until New Years.
"You might DO o prominent gas.
light in this dark world II you only had
the stamina" remarked the court; ''but
I SEQ that you arc down-hearted and
lethargic. Instead Of soaring like the
eagle you are willing to crawlliks q sore
heeled FOX. I've got to send you up for
sixty days, and when you come out l
hope you will have the Washington cut
to your hair aud a regular julius Caesar
look to your eye."
Charles Raft said that he was a milk
man, and that having taken q drop OF
something to keep the GOLD out, he had
been overcome by the subtle enemy and
been laid on his back. He felt ashamed
OF himself, and in the future he would
be found arrayed on tho side Of cold
water and the ice interest.
'I like your way Of talking" replied
his Honor. "and I guess III let you 60.
Be careful after this, and II you could
pump less water in your milk I presume
your feeling. when you zone to square
your account with the world. would be
altogether easier"
Bijah said that ended the list OF eases,
and he won't owe and took a boy by the
ear and threatened to mako an angel OF
him II he ever left any moro peanut
shucks on the stovs-hearth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-17
Carson Items.
From the Tribune. Dec. ie.l

On Friday next John Murphy will
suffer the extreme penalty of the law for
the murder Of McCallum. We have not
ascertained the spot on which tho gal
lows Is TO be erected. but presume II will
be between here and Empire. Murphy
PROCESSES to be q sPiritualist, and refuses
to receive any religious attention. He.
poor wretch. appears to DO a hardened
sinner, and exhibits q bravado seldom
witnessed from . man in his position.
II IL earnestly to be hoped that he may
experience q change OF feeling during
the few short hours remaining to him In
this world.
John Q. A. Moore, the original dis
coversr Of the Humboldt coal mine,
located az miles from Carlin, on the
south side Of the Humboldt river, re-
turned from the said mine q few days
since, bringing with him samples OF the
coal, which, TO our uniformed mind,
presents the same appearance as the
best Cumberland. Professor Stewart
accompanied Mr.. Moore on the trip, and
has made a thorough examination OF the
mine. We shall doubtless have the Pro-
fsssor's account in n few days. Messrs.
Moore and Parker have spent much
time and money in tho development Of
the mine. and will, We trust, soon have
q rich reward.
Hons WIN. WOODBURY.. Congressman
elect, and +. V. Drake were in town
this morning. We presume tho former
is inquiring into the wants Of his con-
st~ituents. with q view to their proper
representatives. The latter, who is
Grand Secretary Of the Grand Lodge.
I. o. o. F., was either on business con-
nected with the Order, or ON legal affairs
intent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-17
sTINGY.

The growing BY the San Francisco
Board Of Supervisors over that little
bill Of 81. 200. incurred in treating King
KslakAua to drinks, cigars, aride. a bed.
. bath. and . few other triiing extras.
sounds ridiculous TO all libsrsl.minded
folks. Our little Society here Of Pacific
Coast Pioneers spent than that on
the occasion Of their recent little annual
celebration blowout. and the old Forty
miners naturally feel Disguised at this
narrov-minded stinginsss or tho part Of
the present San Francisco population.
Send his dusky nibs over this way next
time. II you are too parsimonious to do
the handsome. BAH Suppose it had
been the Boston folks who did this
cheap treating and subsequent growing
oysr the bills. all the San Francisco pa
pers would have joined in one unani-
nous forty column howl OF derision.
calling than "msan Yankees" pas
simonious old skinfints, and all that
sort OF thing. The people OF the Bay
City have evidently dsgensrated and be-
come "picayunish."