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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-14
Arrival. an. Msr.inx.
departure. s.as, Ev~stsg.
OUT or LUCK.
a rrsai.g Hart shat Gassesi shs
les OF - fland.

The readers Of the Nrws will remcin-
her that about eight weeks ago an item
appeared in our columns stating that
Pelor Frost hal one Of his fingers
jammed by a timber falling on il at the
B.leher mine. Tho accident was at the
time looked upon as irifiinc. and II was
supposed by everybody that Mr.. Frost
would be at work again in q week or
two. Contrary to expectation. how
ever. tho finger became infiamed and
exceedingly painful. and about two
weeks ago, by tho advice OF several
physicians. IL was a~mputatcd at the Sec
ond joint. Instead % this acting benz
f~icially, il seemed TO have n contrary
effect, and Mr.. Frost was advised to
have the entire finger removed.
Upon the advice Of some friends. he
left Tor ian Francisco q few days ago.
In the hope OF being benefited by q
different course OF treatment. We learn
that upon arriving there and consulting
the best physicians. they counseled the
same treatment as home doctors.
An operation was therefore performed.
In which the greater part OF the meta
carpal bone was removed. but this. like
tho previous operation. seemed to ag-
eravato the case. and Il vas found nee
essary to amputate tho whole hand
Such, nj least, Is what was told rs by
n or two reliable parties last eve
ming.
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rn.nt Of u. S. prisoners in State
Prisons
WASHINGTON. December i4.-In the
House. Mr.. Blaine Of Maine. introduced
. joint resolution amending the Con-
stitution. Referred TO the Judiciary
Committee. The amendment proposed
Is the school question amendment Of
Blaine, which has already been eIten.
sivsly published and discussed.
Mr.. Hale Of Maine. introduced o bill
providing for the registery Of vessels
from places where owned. Referred TO
the Committee on Commerce.
a Defaulter Arrested.
New Yonx, December l4.--Adolph
Lsviugsr Of the German uptown
Savings Bank. which lately failed, was
arrested to-day on q charge Of collecting
go. 900. which no failed to turn over to
the bank. This, III said, caused the
failure Of the hank.
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A very difficult and dangerous surgical
operation was performed at the County
Hospital last Sunday forenoon by DR..
Van Zsndt. County Physician, assisted
by Drs. Mclean. Robinson. Kirby.
Knapp. Macintosh and Van Zsndt. Jr.
The operation was the removal OF q
tumor from the neck OF q Mr. Han.
dolph.
From preparatory treatment tho pa.
TENT was In good health aud in mind
cheerful and confident. He was laid
upon tho table aud DIR. Holmes, the
wei. known dentist OF Virginia City,
who has had much experience IN That
respect, administered chloroform Tor an
hour and twenty minutes. The tumor
was upon the left side OF the meek anu
was three inches in diameter, extending
from the tip OF the ear downward 10
nearly the collAr.bone, running under
the anglo and lower jaw.bons, crowding
up in front OF the ear into the paroud
gland, dipping down aud lying upon Tho
carotid artery, jugular vein y large
nsrves-involving the whole length OF
the sterno.cleido muscle, which was en-
tirely cut away.
DR.. Van Zandt made his first incision
as nearly ms may DO over tho center OF
tho tumor from the ear down to nearly
the top Of the breast.bone, when, rs
sisted by the skillful physicians present,
he carefully and patiently disseeted the
diseased mass from its bed. As d
operation progressed the greatest inter
est was taken by all present, the tumor
living M close to the main arteries OF the
neck that the greatest nicely was 70.
quired to avoid injuring them. and oil
knew that one false cut would DO fatal
10 the patient.
Upon examination after removal, the
tumor proved to be Of glandular en-
cysted character. including the chain Of
glands on the side Of the neck. A pof.
ton Of II was wrapped up In paper and
taken home by DIR. Robinson, who in-
tends placing Il under the microscope.
for the purpose OF a%scertaining whether
ID Is OF q cancerous nature.
All the physicians present, whom We
have spoken to about the matter. say
that not only tho operation, but the pre-.
paratory treatment Of the patient reflect
the utmost credit upon DIR. Van Zandt.
The patient, upon being restored to
consciousness, expressed the livliest sat.
isfaction ut the result Of the operation.
and at last accounts was resting well.
with every symptom favorable for q
speedy recovery.
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coRoNER,s
a New Wa, Of i.a,iax an Old Debt.

,-
'orohsf "in' A"'s' h''' An ,"lue''
at Justice knoI's COURTROOM, In Viz
ginia, last evening. into the circum-
.-,.,.os ,,,.,a;,, IN. dea,h NJ Chm
- -. r.. !. 49,.
rune' 'ns ,ninauAn snos "uns "
eish, or ten Gays ago. an eeou. "
which was gwen IN the Nhws ~ .ho
uine' several witnesses were esnI,ns9'
principal among whom were " TN
Conn D. W; wilson. the unasi'aNer,
and TWO Chinauen, OF wnom was
the brothsr OF u DOCTOR
testimony proved that Chun fuhs was
the party attended by him Tor a pistol
In the back some Time ago. Inc
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-
Some OF the San Francisco papers
give an account OF the killing Of George
Dohsrty. which will DO perused with in
terest by our readers as Doherty was well
known in Gold Hill. having lived here
about two years. lie worked for l.. I.
Fox. and left for Panamint about eiah-
teen months ago. The following Is a
condensed report Of the circumstances
attending his death. taken from the
lila: ..Another homicide startled the
city and gave occupation to the police
last night, December 18th. Ths priu-
cipals were William and Thomas Mitch
eli and George Doherty. q butcher.
These men were partners In a meat
store at the corner OF Filbert and Du-
pont streets. aud had been for about
two months. They met ut Z o'clock
last night aud an altercation-about
the merits Of which nothing is known
-sprsng up about the deposit Of 40 As
belonging to the firm. loft at the gro
Gerry store on the opposite corner. Do
herty drew the money and probably in
sisted on retaining ii, rs 1t was found
upon him. Tho three men then got to-
gether in tho shop and Dol q great
outcry from il brought n crowd.
When the shop was entered Doherty
was found to be dead. with u knife
wound in his left breast. WIN. Mitchell
hal disappeared and Thomas cried out:
.'william has stabbed Georse!" by the
time the police arrived Thomas had gone
too. The Coroner was notified and had
the body removed to the morgue. The
only living witnesses to tho crime arc
the Mitchells.
Detectives Jones and Coffee arrested
William Mitchell On Polk street about
. o'clock. Sunday. and he is held at the
city prison ON the charge Of murder"
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Ban FrAScrSco. Dec. li.-1:30 r. NJ
The charter OF the British steamer Van.
couver To tho Pacific Mail Company OK.
pirss tomorrow. and that OF the vasco
de CANA expires in January. Both ara
to be immediately turned ovsr to the
agents Of Mncondray & Co. It is cur
rsntly reported that they are 10 DO put
on the China route again, In opposition
to the Pacific Mail Company, under tho
management Of Macondray & Co.
Relative to the report that Macondray
& Co. intend. on the expiration Of the
charters ,f tho steamships Vancouver
and vasco do CANA, to run them as an
opposition line to China, the 6rm states
that no definite arrangements have yet
been made to that effect, pending I'D.
vices from the owners in London. but
admit that such disposition Of the ships
Is In contemplation.
Yesterday Chuck Wong. one Of the
proprietors OF q Chinese newspaper pub
lished in this city, declared his intention
In the United States District Court OF
becoming q citizen. Ho Is the second
Monaghan who has declared his intsn.
ton 10 become q citizen Of the United
States.
In the Board Of Supervisors. last
night, . resolution was adopted dsclar-
ing that the public welfare and conve.
nisncs require Dupont street, from Mar.
kst TO Filbert, to be widonod TO q uni.
form width Of sevsnty.iour feet. The
Board recommends the San Francisco
delegation In the Legislature to use their
efforts to procure the passage Of m Act
providing for this improvement.
Tho Japanese steam corvette Tsukuba.
Captain Ito, arrived this morning, from
singaHs; the first appearance Of q wal
vessel Of that nation In these winters.
Attempted suieide.
Los ANGELES, December 14.-Mrs.
Wilson who. with hor husband and a
largo family Of children, recently took
up her residence horo attempted suicide
or Saturday evening by taking strych'
nine. Prompt medical assistance saved
her life. She IL supposed to be tenn
porarly insane from the loss Of several
children since her arrival here.
Nasoaic Celebration.
SAN Josx. Dec. 1.-THE grand Ma
sonic celebration In honor OF the 25th
anniversary Of San Jose Lodge No I.
F. and A. NJ. took place to-day. Dreth-
rem assembled at tho City Market Hall
at half.past twelve o'clock. The pro.
cession moved to tho San Jose Opera
House. The building was throngod to
Its utmost capacity to witness the OF.
s%rcisss. This evening o grand ball will
DO held at the Hall under the auspices
Of the fraternity.
ssppessd Rsbbc,y and Murder.
San DIEGO. Dec. l4.-Alfonso Le-
clare, q Canadian, who has been clerk.
ing for son o time for Delson & Co.. at
San Rafael. in Lower California, was
found dead twelve miles from ahai place,
with . bullet hole through his head.
He had started for this place, and was
supposed to have considerable money,
for which he was probably mardered.
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fEATs on bOItuWlCk
p.;a ,.v. .,h;h;ro,s NJ svo,isman.bin
-
~ Miners o"ion i'a'' IN 'n'S 'o.u'
s'm.,.-, ~ -;,n..s.s ,nsm ".
viii oniy notice n few ont Of the many
performed. One was to tie an orange
mp in a fine eambrie handkerchief AND
split 1t without cutting the hanukerenie''
Another n a very remarhao's one
which eannot probably 90 uoho w ah-
other man ON the coast was 70 cur y W.
OF lead t~hrse-iour'ns OF an men nui.
aineter' In t"o, whie suspsnucu m
couple OF paper 'ooPs aoo1' wv 'ue
wiue' tue loops, III 'uru' aans'"s w.
the edges OF Two ra<ors, SHARP esoupn
70 A. hat. ne ~ one u,~ .,;nr
pisn'u = "s - -.
per that supported 4, meanwhile hang
ing uninjured over the edges OF tho m.
xors. ar. is,iu WIN give eAnlo'uons "
his ski a aliVe, wy; arson anu w.
NO, rs'urning 70 'iis'n', 'a a's" 80.
All VINO want 20 SEQ ana' can -.
WIN sV.'. NY. "
shou'u w " seo """'
THg DGr GooDs PNL,cE.-Yestsrday
CAL, a,x a,ponv ,bs ladies' of yir.
80. -. an, Ii,
~
the murieoi the'r 'o'ces ~ tue! "'pPs"
mons WV @ -. 49, ~
'N -, 49, n.
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DEATH or A PioSEER .-Richard Bryan.
better known in Virginia ms Uncle dick.
died Of lung fever q, the County Hos.
pital last evening. Mr.. Bryan was well
known in this county. and served a.
Jailer under Sheriff Atkinson. He had
charge Of the county prisoners on
the day Of tho great ire. He was
q man, well liked among his ~acquaint.
anccs, and like many other men on this
coast hid a sensitive and refined nature
under q brusque exterior. He died M
peacefully ns u child going 10 sleep, his
friends who were standing by his bedside
being scarcely able TO tell when the
vital spark took its departure from its
tenement Of clay. Ho has wealthy rela.
tives living in Cincinnati to whom the
news Of his death was telegraphed this
morning. His body will not DO buried
till their pleasure is known, Mr. bryan
was Oh years Of aged,
SrILL At lr.-.As some Of the Chinese
witnesses. summoned to appear at the
Coroner's inquest In Virginia last eve.
ming. were coming mp Union street,
some party concealed ON the aide Of tbs
street fired n shot at them. Fortunately
the shoolist RAJ a poor marksman. and
mono Of the Cinnamon were injured.
A great deal Of luminosity was displayed
toward each other BY tho Cinnamon at
the inquest, and probably the party who
did the shooting last evening was netting
In the interests Of one Of tho opposing
companies.
HELD 10 ArrEAn.-ws were misin.
formed Saturday about the Termination
Of tho trial OF II. Davis before Justice
Write ON a charge Of perjury. He has
not been acquitted. bat on the contrary,
is held to appear for examination before
the Grand Jury. his bonds being fixed at
$500.
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Az ATTRACTIVE PLlcE.- Tho staple
and fancy dry goods store OF Morris i
Nathan. in DIR. Halls building. Main
street. Gold Hill. 10 one Of the most at
irastive in the State. in the dress DO
partment can be- found elegant silks and
poplins. camel hair plaids. etc. Their
fancy stock, consisting OF hosiery. laces.
embroidery. ribbons. corsets, kid gloves.
and an endless variety Of choice novel
ties, Is one OF the hes; selected in the
State. Their domestic department Is
also unusually full aud complete. They
sell their goods at very iow figures. and
well deserve their popularity.
BAnxnr ND R%Esr,unASr.--Ths Gold
Hill Bakery and Restaurant. kept by j.
T.. Becker. opposite the Eclipse livery
stable, Main street. Gold Hill. still
maintains its wonted popularity, for the
reason that its proprietor IL always up
10 the times. and gives the best the
market affords to his patrons. He fur
sishes fresh bread. pies, cakes, etc. to
his customers, and fills special orders
ON abort notice. lie receives fresh
Eastern oysters every morning. and also
gets a large supply OF fresh game.
poultry. ETC.. daily. Remember the
place and give him a call.
CiaAE SroHE. Those who wish to
enjoy a delicious cigar "A always find
II At o. II. Gallup's. Main street. Gold
Hill. opposite the Bank OF California
Mr.. Gallup also keeps on hand . splen.
did assortment Of gold pens, musical
boxes. and other articles useful and
ornamental. Give him a call.
isJrKKp ny A Paula man named
Larkin. who has been working at the
Consolidated Virginia. fell Cd the side
Of tho building yesterday morning. q
distance OF ten feet. striking upon . pilo
Of rocks aud sustaining a compound
fracture Of the bones Of the right leg.
near the ankle.
Az Oasis ron 81 Tmnsrr.-Tho old
Wedge Saloon Of Stephens 4 Peters, In
tho Maynard block. Main street. Gold
Hill, /. n place where the thirsty can al
ways procure palatabls and invieoraiing
drinks. The very best wines, liquors
ami cigars kept constantly on hand.
Tux PrpLIc Schools IN vISorSIA.
Tho Trustees have decided that tho
Public Schools Of Virginia shall be re-
openc,l ON the 3d Of nett month.
SCHOOL FUN. Five thousand dol
lars were yesterday paid int" the Storey
county school fund.
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pIrLOM AS WANTED.
A Raid On sotne OF the Doctors
rraesisisg Medicine Contrary
10 Law.

The decision OF the Supreme Court In
the case Of A. u. spinney. decides the
cons,itutionality Of the quacksry law
passed by the last Nevada Legislature.
No action for its enforcement was taken
by the authorities or medical practi-
TONERS in this part Of tho State. or
in fact In any part OF II,
until to-day. when several war
rants were worn out for the arrest
OF those who have not filed copies OF
their diplomas In the Office Of tho Coun-
ty Recorder or made affidavit that they
have practiced medicine In this State for
tho ten years Immediately preceding the
passage OF the Act. as its provisions ro-
quire.
Two parties were arrested in Virginia
by Constable A. j.. Smith to-day, viz :
Drs. Lefevre and Stephenson. The ex.
animation Of DIR. Stephenson was set for
l p. NJ. but We have not been able TO
learn the result.
The names of those who. up to that
date, had compliedwith the Ia in making
atlidsyits or fling copies Of diplomas
with the County Recorder. were pub
lished in the NEws Of last April or May.
The number OF those who had done 30.
was, IL our memory serves US right.
abou, twenty. As the Wal has opened.
parties who are liable to prosecution will
probably have to hunt other quarters,
for those who havo the matter in hand
will doubtless make this place too hot
for them.
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A spProcArING cough.

~ = Futtef W MITE LIrIe' Uf OuIcxKu, wen
known contributor TO the Western press, she
panied By bleeding at the lungs, 10 Haie's
Honey Of Ilorchound and Tar, my cough"
she says, "thruatened 70 rutEcate mo . .
bat the Honey of liorchosnd and Tar has
reInaved every traee nj t." The hotter was 10
. lady friend In this city, who has placed II Al
nue.. Pixies Tooihaehe Drops cure In one
minnie
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sTRENorH.

Save mo. health and money. Avoid quaeks
and buy chemical Strength" sold by oil
drusyisis. Instructions full. and . cure guar.
sptsod 10 any case of facilitating dreams (or
seminal weakness), and ill alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay, rvsulting from cell. abuse.
wholesale Agents, San francisco. Price q
per bottle sS
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CURE FOR TmR EPizO0TIc,

DR.. de Labrousss. the w~sll-tuosn Veterinary
Il Ss iss matte: y y's q sar ig ~: .Sl asoiisa i iis "a:
. ramsdy thai knocks u every tins. lie has
Just oursd the horses OF Stern 4 sou, grocery
and provision deal, n. Of Gold hin also all the
afflicted horses IN aine Ogg's Cuwu Point
Livery stable. Low Odd uiu. and 70 rtsdy 10
lie skiilfuliy and enectually treats all diseases
wntch horse fcsh 10 hsir to. and curing the
eplxootc 10 insiely q pleasant pa,time Tor hun.
Head his advertisement. In another column. ~
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A CARD,

To ell WIN are suffering from the crrors and
indlscrctions Of youth, nervous weakness.
carly decay, l0rs ~ manhood. ETC.. ] win send
Q recipe that will cure you. free OF charge.
mi great remedy wAs discovered by Q mis-.
slo AIRY In south America. Send q self.Ad.
drv<sed envelope TO the ltev. Joseph 7. lnman,
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STATIONERY AND JgwgLRY.

J. b. Marshall. at the Gold Illil Post
once store. Ia sole agent for al
the San Francisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All the latest Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc.. received ~ roop a. publishcd,
and delivered In any part Of town. blank
books and stationery IN great variety. Hank
books OF every description made 10 ovder 81
shart noticp. Gold aud Silver watches, clocks.
apd |. duo ss,ortment o. lewelry; repairing .
Of toys ami fancy goods. Zee regular advcr.
tisemsut In another column. jei6
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uRYMAN Rn0s a m.

Tee veiLknovn Furniture Dealers. lI5 soath
Q street. ars elosing out their large stoei, %
they have Leased q sioro further down Town.
and propose TO open there shortly with q new
stSct. Nsantims, they are selling furniture NJ
cost . ricos o. No. IT'S S,uth q street. lin
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WESTERN DISPATCHES


Rsasrsd Rival Ghina steamship
Lise -Admittsd % Citisenship :
Prspositioa % widen Dupsnt
street-Arrival ola Japanese War
Vessel.
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sr0CK REPORT.
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I.ass n.venIng

Last Eveninx
SAX rn,Scisco sroeK roAKp
20 Meadow Valleys
sS Raymond a Ely. 10, tsk
10 Eurrka Con-. &c
20 pioche. sc
40 A'ps. ~
10 Belmont. ~. IN
las N D,taio snuth. ~
0oO Pfussiap, IL. IN
ESQ Leopard. 10 iok
30 jefferson. Az
1910 Gils. az. a.
200 Panther. ~
- Northern reiie. %
1870 Hussey, soc. tnc
1900 Msnsnsld. ~. N. Q bio
10 Adv,ne..S 9. ~
t9S Lady Washington, asa
sol ko su,h. 2'.,3
32i Original Coll niil.3
20 Andes, ~. 81. ~
iO Nisgs-~, toc
To- North Ca -cn. use
Tt0 L.sis,han. sk, AZ
$50 M!das.T
ts5 ksropa. MN
40 faeifc. I
40 Wells Fargo. sc
2Oo Am.xon.lt
iOo Prospect.
90 Msrnins STAR
iio0 Monumental. N. IL
go Ch6nta. M
1910 Justice. 80. esk. 2sk
$40 Chollsr. Poto.i ". Us, %
10 Belehsr. ~. az
CJo California ssS csA, cs~
81 yeiios Jacket. iolS i0i
rs Gu. NIrsinis. ia. as, 81
$40 Olhir. tsA. 49,. ssI
SIS sierra Nevada. s0L. a .oA
las utAh. ish. rs
20 OoulI aud curry. %
1870 crJ ss Point. -. 2sk. -
2so b,st and li~lcher. -. 5k, G b
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s,-CcxssYuL srRGERv.

An Operation which Reflects 9reas
Credit Oh Our Ceanty Hospital
Physieians and these Assissisx
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HOMICIDE.

A Well knssn Former Resident Of
Geld lliil Killed NJ San fran.
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RscsptIss Css.itss.
(ALL rnr LApY rsAcaKaa o. me scaoou.)
Mn CASTOR, Niss Lena smith.
niss Nary Mcdonnell, Miss OIL Taylsr,
Miss Jennie krrehsval.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-06
A l. f X A n D r | A.

toe held i'll Washington on Wednesday. the
18th instant, at one o'clock p. m. for the plr-
pose of organizing an association TO care for
the Confederate dead in this vicinity. All
interested are invited to attend, and newspa-
pers, favorahly disposed, are requested TO
notice the call.
THE LAST QUARTERLY CONFERENCE OF
the N. +. Church South, of this station, was
held in the Washington street church last
night, Rev. DIR. Nelson Head, Z. f.. presiding
The following persons We're elected stewards
for the ensuing year: Geo. III. Robinson Jas
II. Devaughn, VIM. l.. Padgett. Henry T..
Simpson, W. II. May, Robt. s. Ashby Ed
mund Hunt, Jas. 5. French, VIM. Dennaine.
w. +. Vincent, G.. NJ. DiscOl and Benoni
Wheat. Geo. II. Robinson was reelected re-
cording steward W. l.. Paegett was elected
district steward and w. II. May alternate
Gazette, 5fh.
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A HUSBANDS RIGHTS-During some
years past. while William NJ Miller and
Anna Nj. Miller, husband and wife, were Iiy-
ing together as such, the wife Withdrew from
her husbands earnings and business the sum
Of 81 600, and, with his consent, first deposited
it in "a savings bank in her individual name
and subsequently, with like consent, invested
1t in mortgage for &, 900, taking the mort
gage in her own name. Subsequently they
separated, and the wife made "a charge of
abandonment before a police magistrate In
answer to this charge, the husband alleged
and proved before the magistrate that his
wife was not without means OF support she
holding the mortgage iii question and enjoy
ing the use OF the interest derived therefrom
On this ground the complaint was dismissed
Then the husband brought the present suit TO
determine the title as against his WIFE, to the
mortgage. The court holds that 81 800 of the
5000 invested i'll the mortgage was the
money Of the husband, derived from his bust
ness and earnings, and $500 the money of his
wife; that as TO the "a 900, the wife was
merely the trustee OF the husband, there being
no evidence that he intended to make her a
glft, Notwithstanding his consent that il be
deposited and invested In her name: also
that the fact of the husband having pleaded
In the proceedings before the police magis-
tTate that his wife was in the possession and
use of the mortgage and the income there
present suit in equity to enforce his title
thereto. 1t is therefore decided that the wife
is the trustee of the husband to the extent of
81 $50 Of the money invested in the mortgage
and that he is entitled to an interest therein
TO that extent, or to an assignment of the
whole mortgage on rendering TO his wife the
sum Of SJUO.-N \. Times 5tk.