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, 1875-03-10
HREADSTuFfs.

FLoun-was In fair ,local demand. and about The
usual quantity ot good brands was taken :. ful. prices
4et ..ens, n sympathy ,; r whs, and s.n con,
:: s se as ens s s loft wsases sa
vero re1mrte Of 400 brls winters, partly at s5s $50
hr,, .nrira extr,s narty u. $50 yeo br1s spring
aupcrlnes, partly At s919S: hn'1 LOO nFs r5s aoas
On private tofu. Tota 11so bEIs. The niarke closed
.s follows: ohoico winter extras, $52s9c.so;
cchmon " sooa w. .,,t s''-e.t ,. .He e e,np
as; patent aprsnR spring supcrhucs. 800
@Y0o: rys lour, $5,n5s5,lu; buctw4eat do, sj.0o42
ss''' : ~ ''' '~'->' '''''
Sales wore ~ ton. At s!oaos2e ~ on eIask. H., ,,u
vi, Mt,puIisas~sa'es wero 10 ton' ut sa'.so ftea on
"wilEAr-Was mora active ana . decidedly stsona, st
Al average a1yanes Of ~ rer b. tic eosaa OeitS 70
aoo;s .. aoy ~ 11ss xss 1s " re rS
!asPS !ssps - w VIZ lsiatysy srys S!as
sla s1ai'' coussne sisst Of, Track. Tho eh1e, ea%sa
nf the incroasod strength "as probably tho ".
a ftom e nexH @ m 5es1r1 y s.sb to xh, s,, 1 N
tic hands tho ferOrs Of that Slate with much lsss
ths roasas th.n saa .naS ma,1 }r p @
chiefly local. few buying orders were received from
eisr ela fn,i'a ha Ut t esf tue or i et s II 70
Act upon u. Bcller April opened at o33ic, and aI-
os es'1sa rtaas ~ ~ NJ. S srs4ss, r. soi sas7s
closing q sts ~h'is ..o, "an'-sfaea .os ssee'pt
eiyeassAc; ana seller juno It sasaV21se. Cash
llg,oo0 bu Nj, do 1T sutss7au; 1000 hn No. % =:
s1iatc; tco p. ssessd 40 ~ " 81 sna s sn1 ~ Da
'ss Mlas1seT1 %as.F1Ws. qa!st II: M ; :t!slssr. in
aytnashy with straight" helAR III tatF Hnn1alt1 ah4
Air,1y HaIrk EG1uftEQ lpuu III VI u1!1E
, 1875-03-10
Chicago to
Following tho rntea PR 100 tn for dressed logs
to poInts na1ncd Unssuu, $50 t;ow York. C0c.


CRYaOopS.
Tia week under roylcw Aas undoubtedly Witnessed
larger distribution Of gools than liss been
rlisled during any previous week since Inst October.
III addition to the Legitimate couaumptve cmand tho
un!nfsakablo pwart tendency Of prices Of al hsrlc
productions has developed something OF speculative
inquiry. and thcro In observable, among buyers go-
craly less inclination to restrict purchases to auppy-
ing current necessities. Tlo Increased movement
which the few pleasant days OF tho past week has
called out would to fully jnafy tho beltef cntor-
tansd by our jobboss, that tho season npun which
they aye now 5ust entering Will prove one At snore tla
ordinary activity. That Ii will 10 prosperous one ia
assure b tte steady appreciation ~ galHeh now 90.
ing en Gacctlona reported good, aud tho market
is In healthy condition. Among tho changes noted
a!nco or laat were an adysnco oi ~ n Gardner. @
cais and slohawk Gns browns, ard .4o Ia poo.t u.
blvached. Following ars Tho tatest quotations:
, 1875-03-10

$iAs7S Tor atsy. Bales wesa: 1,7ao brs At 3t811t9
H. ~ seller April 4!A67 sstrs hfay nn $1H9s huer
JMMe.
I.srt was hs1n At aia.3s for Anrl sn,t $685. for
May with asIcs Of 1boJ tea at tt3.Js seer April aud
$li.11 seller May.
fratn were atcty with saca nf ~ bxs long clrrs At
Dsr. nh 4. .0l lbs t!ort elcarx At ~ seller tay
Nj,est VIA falr1y nctlrs anil niva3tct4l oaray sse
hui subsequently itAclInrd, rnsNE tho ealc "A at
r*ock. solnr APRIL sold 1t aS!,c up to bs9c, and
rinsHd at u r,c lid.
torn was les Int stronRrr clo.lng at f3.:c for Tho
month, and d4s4o sellers for April Beer May cfoscl
at Stt.
Nav.
, 1875-03-10
DIN DAIRY hhlKET,

Spttfdt Nbpatrh to Ths rA.rH." 7fib"'t. Ia.
EtGIN, Ill.,, March D.-CLccss market hrn1+ hul,'.
loss tim. The attendance wa quite good, AND ss4s
hriat. Rcgutdr sales, e23 boxes raeess sus At ~.
1856 irregular gaes scpo.ta, 789 boxes chtese a
0.Qtu As huttof, in lutu varying from Ss3toei E'~
saies, 81, $4,000.
Regular sale days each Tuesday,
, 1875-03-10
COMMERCIALS,

Tho following wrfs tbs rce+ipts anl shipments Of
Tho leading a1ticea u Irolurs u Tits city during the
t1eaty.fuur hour. snaing st oG1ock ou TueslAy
morning. and for tho corresponding dato VIA ssas
aGo3
, 1875-03-10
|TTSRuRa OIL MARKET

PlTTsBu1n OIL MARKET.
ptrrsBuna, March 0.-~rotrnlouna quiet eat usm' ~.
crl.tla 3l.s3Ha u at parksss: ssnnsd. 1ta@'"7'
llllsiiell'hla dnltysry.
, 1875-03-10
GENERAL MARKETS.

ALCoIIor-Was quoted ut t2.la. 9a'es wtrs r.
ported Of f,0UD Iris for export Mt 47e.
I1l0OM-COnS-Tlto rcltatf trato continues fair,
Dealers are selling at The following prlrts: Good 10
oxrn h,lrl 12Ac prut,t that Will work itsolf insu
roico h,irl hroona, ltts1qs; fair TO good fo, 1909
1o,Sc: tnferinr brsat p1s9Hc; crooked. h!EG7Hc.
nuTTEl.-Thr market presents only sliehs changes
IN ay of III features. For rhoes 10 fancy hutter tho
demand ntcadty exceeds tho supply. mud receivers
nl IL ssry tllIcult task to ohlaln The fun lolc
prices. Tho supply Of tho connotlcr Sorts f. by no
incats large, Tut holders manifest sone arsnty 10
realize, Hnn note consflerahc lgrcgularly In
PRICES. Following asc tho lIotAtnnf. EliDicc to finley
yellow, 3ooe3Ge: medium. to Ront eradest 9aca
infosor to common. i5ts22c; tnfcror to ehofco roll
iGts95c
CANNED 0Ct>Ds-DeafcrA IN thla tlno report fair
blaucss doing, and thu general market lrcsents,
r1ncr healthier tone tat characterized 1t during The
earlier wrecks ot the ueaaon. sanon htHltr, with
Which exception here nut as yat any 9untabio ad-
, 1875-03-10

1tO0H-lfnnI 10 cl,oce hacon hogs rern IN ~. ~
demand n sold stronget bt for a ntler gtsdss r.
mark"t waa in, md leprrsac. AIMING farfers ill.,,
t,ces anil buyers for tho nostuls Ililalephi,. nv
Httablrv MARKETS alap showed ,liaIpsttans ~ y
nG1 MI inr lower ratr*. Fortunately for hnit.,ss ~
tho receipts oderato a3 they were thus cnhhs
10 avert any ge,.rral csne. saicE were rcporsi y
d.25aG5 for akip1est; nj s6t0a 8.s0 for rrutaa i
ettrA Light and at fus poor to ctotce hsasS
There were n funcy nts OIL Aae. al any attol,IIon.
would to nominal. Tho average qualify Of t4q ost+'
inRa was tho poorest Of the kuason. Itlow an ,o,
OF thn transfers: ~'
, 1875-03-10

1t Will ba remembered, Mated above, that one
great catlac this increase In deposits IL the fact tlat
tie latter figures ara thasc Of settlement day.
The summary given below II arranged In accordance
Ht,h tho usual rlan Of TME TniuuNE.
ALL ITEMS A1E INCLUDED,
sud the two sdas-rcsorccs and al,lisaes-arc added
u aud arranged 10 as to balance each other In thls
way the tablo carries with 1t tic cy3denco Of A se-
, 1875-03-10

Gold waA 1t4k@1is The rrico Of gold !" Hn''onrs-
slly anccted by gold corner nav IN rsoeFem m
New York. The atyfs Of opetationn OF she el,1"s
II described iii lie financial article Of tue No" 1ofk
Journal uf Coam<rr< Of Fr,1sy last. Hsa5a:
"Tl,e threatened tquerzs tn cash Eoll WA effected
tbn murn!,v Mt Tho o,cnyg al tta nasket. Ih6 htet
rate Ut tie Hoard was rcr cent for loEsoWins' aal
fru, this the rnte speedily ahSaHceh tH t'51 thA
wn, theru n1naiue,l during ths raEfy part nf tho day.
rhe nriee opneI At ll5, And occaalh'1at s.ca wtro
,a,lo At i, ll ,he princtp.i hnsthcss WI dona u
Enid ccarne ,ra,,er nt ]nsned NJ per cent inrrar-
ryina Int ihe rase Immediately chnngeI To- 1-32d far
tin itsr n.s agtn moved 10 thn carrying ftde, "anl-
ipR Vt otaJ tcr crnt ut tile closs borrowing at Ihe
CSariur,Iuusa rrteua sluw that Ahollt 81 000. .03o
roll va Withdrawn fran tho market In order to nrcet
lie *ietzs. Thts afternoon considerable atnota OF
gold vera bought at 1ls but tsera was M tndlrattnn
81 yp,nwal of sha x9ueczh tttnnttuw, thongh rases
connettc With The clique promise to foFes cycn higher
rne1 than tho.s 81 thu sntdlts of Fetrunry.7
Tho announcement ycserlay W telegraph that
c15O,eo0 had letn withdrawn from the D7nk ~ En-.
fan for ahsrment to America IL tho rs Indication
Of movement Of srec!e to this eos,.ry tlat nszy lssak
down ths riaus OF tho clique.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Sterling exchange was 4Bt@tas; tahis transfers.
London, 4s7,< Paris blTH. Other rates Of foreign
exchange are quoted; .---
Paris frsi.cs( -..;......'.'''.'s aahistsa1ee ~
Germany lrcfclitnarks} ...........'",... y! q DA
ltiYill t1fuhcs,.
Holland tEuilIefs. ..........t.....''. 1a.H ~
Aw..oi,, Nosway, and Dsun1ask (krouef>. ~:
AuktFsa {raptt tihriHaj. IA
CTR AND COUNTY rUHtis.
---------:. T,s1 .t-.j
, 1875-03-10

Chicago CT, u It, buntas t0t int ft1 M.
Chicago City q IT. beverage. |l1l iHio INT.
Chicago City = It, wlterinanj10ih int U3G tnt.
EhtcaHn City r. Ct, certtttcatesi 05s1 M.
Chicago CITY II ct. certtticatesi y NiNs.i
Cook County II sct honds. lol Eint. llO2H my.
Wsst park u Ct. Donta.......l w &tht.
, 1875-02-10
c. o MA l..
JAMAICA.
(From Calls News Let er.)

The past fortnighthas been a period ofextremoly
fine weather. In nearly oil the parishes fine
showers have fallen within the past two or three
days, but in Clarendon and Hanover they would
appear to have experienced none of this rain.
AGRICULTURAL AFFAIRS.
From every parish, we learn the Sugar crop is
promising, and in most of those whore it was sup
posed the hurricane had destroyed oil the prospects
of even an average, the crop promises to st least
come up to the standard of average, and in some
parishes Estates will do considerably more than
this.
The Coffee crop, it is believed, will be a good
one this year, and fair prices give a considerable
impetus to extended cultivation not only among
the small Coffee growers, but on already large
Coffee plantations.
Tobacco is becoming quite a staple in the
country it's cultivation is extending every day,
and the character of Jamaica tobacco is gaining
steadily upon a reputation not far below that
of HavaHa.- Hall Head, in st Thomas in the
East, q property belonging to Count Duany, a
Cuban nobleman, ranks very high tor the quality
of its cigars, samples of which have already been
Forwarded to Messrs. Thomson Hankey. d 20.
of London, where they have been exhibited.
Another property where quite as much has been
done, 10 in the parish of Portland, at Spring
Garden and Spanish River, where Mr.. w. B. Els
peut has q cigar factory, which for the quality
and finish of it, productions, has more than as
toAished many of the most experienced con-
, 1875-02-10
L E L E G Il A nj S.
ST. THOMAS STATION.
FEBRUARY 4th.

FCDuafY 4Ll'
Intelligence from England announces
that at q meeting of the Liberal party pre-
sided over by the Right Hon. John Bright,
Professor Fawcett eulogised Mr.. Glad
stones policy.
The Right Hon. Oh. Pelham ViIliers
nominated the Marquis of Harrington as
the Chief of the Liberal party which pro
position, being backed by Mr.. Forster and
seconded by Mr.. Morley, resulted in the
unanimous election of the noble Lord as
the future leader of the Wings in the
House of Commons.
The subject of rendering the executive
ministers responsible for the general policy
of the Government is being discussed in
the French Assembly. The question of
treason being specially mentioned. The
amendment, empowering both the Senate
and Chamber of Deputies to revise the
Constitution was passed with the excep-
ton of the part referring to Marshal Nc
Mahon's presidency.
Prince Bismarck is so seriously suffering
from nervous excitement that his retire
ment into private life is contemplated.
February 6.
New York 5th.-Crystals in New York
8 to 81. Fair to good refining sugar 70 to
/. Gold ll44 to 8. Exchange 4.853 to
1856.
LoNDoN.-Demerara Crystals 24I6.
Demerara rum 2I25.
The Viceroy Of Egypt has annexed tho
Province of Darfour to his domlniOns,
thus ending the contention which has long
existed between the two countries.
Great excitement has been caused in
consequence Of the discovery Of large mug
gets of Gold at the Cape.
The Duke of Saxony's marriage with
the eldest daughter of the King of the Bel
gians was celebrated yesterday with great
eclat, the Prince of Wales, Dukes of Au-
male and Connaught, and Count Of Paris
were present at the ceremony.
, 1875-02-10
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS
TLANSTED'S POST OFFICE,

Miss Alvir0 Beverhoudt, Robert Ben
gilman, Miss CarIine B"rcey, Miss Jane Ann
Bennett, Mrs. Brunstrup, Miss Jane Car
ty, Christian C%Iindinnen, Miss Sophia
Christian, Elizabeth Camelius, Isac Case
mere, VictoriUur Edwards, Miss Ca
thine Frankling, Richard Francis, Miss
Susanna Francis, Mrs. Rebeeca Harrigan,
Robert Hutchinson, S. Hendrick, Miss
Erolina johnson, Martin Joseph, Alder,
Joseph, (2) Miss KeIton,s Maria SUSAN,
Mrs. Dorthia Muller, Miss Ann Mara
Miller. Miss Anetta Mordoro, Mrs. Susanna
Michail, Bengyman James, Miss Elphe-
sena Meslene, Miss Rausy Runnas, Mrs. c.
Stephens, Mrs. F. Simmonds, G. Elizabeth
Stevens, Miss Athena Soloman, Miss Ara
bella Simpson, Mrs. A. NJ. Thomas. Miss
Eliza Tenant, Miss NJ. Williams, Mrs. S.
Williams, Fraechius Williams, D. White
head.
Christiansted's Royal Postofice the 9th
January 1875.
F. KNUTHSEN.
, 1875-02-10

Agreeable to Rules Of Business the matter
was discussed within closed doors.
The Draft passed to End Discussion.
AS it was late in the afternoon, the Chair
man appointed the next meeting for Monday
1st February 12 O'Clock noon, Order of the
Day to be l, 3rd Discussion on Draft Of Ordi-
nance concerning Porters and Oartmen; 2,
end Discussion on Draft of Additional Grant
for Bureau Advances for January-March
1875, 8, End Discussion on Draft of Ordinance
concerning Pension for E. Monefeldt;
A Discussion on Letter from the Presl'
dency concerning the two posts as Public
Physicians.
The meeting closed at S o'clock.
, 1875-02-10
HAYTI-

There is trouble brewing here. General ALEXIS
Nord, of Cape Hayti, has been arrested and carried
to Port-au-Prince, where he remains in prison he
is to be tried By court-martial for a. disobedience Of
superior orders" and acting a little on his own
account Troops and a supply Of powder ha We been
hurried off the Cape in anticipation of disturbances,
Coffee is advancing in price here. The Royal
Mail Co.'S Steamers now call once a month at
Port-au.Prince, going to and returning from ia
maicR,
, 1875-02-10
CUBA.

The insurrectionary forces in the Eastern De.
partmcnt have broken through the Spanish g Gordon, :"
and entered the Western Department, where thew.
in threat of the frestick, are exactine levies from
the pIoprietors of plantations. The Governor Of
st. Jago de Cuba has been much alarmed bv the
news, and the republican army in the island much
c~hagrined by the misfortune.
, 1875-02-10
THE BAHAMAS.

The Atlas line of Steamers has obtained a con.
tract to run between New York, Turks Islands
and jamaica. At Nassau the line is unpopular, as
the CoIonists fear it is a stepping stone to the
Bahamas becoming a dependency Of Jamaica like
Turks Islands.
, 1875-02-10
ANTIGUA

The Government has followed the example of
the Edinburgh Police Act, and has passed a measure
for the punishment of juvenile offenders with the
" strap y instead of sending them to prison, where
benefits of the Act in Edinburgh have been marvellous,
and we have no doubt the like benefit will follow
in any country where its provisions are put in
force.
, 1875-02-10
TRINIDAD.

Mr.. Thomas IA black gentleman) has been
administering the Government of the island up tt
tho period of Nj. Irvins's arrival from England,
when Mr.. Thomas resumed his duties as District
Magistrate. The papers of tho Colony write fat
toringly Of Mr.. Thomas's education and ability.
, 1875-02-10
ST. KITS.

Mr.. Somper the Attorney General of the Lee
ward Islands, has been lecturing here in the
Town Hall on the West Indies, the past, present,
and probable future. Governor Berkoly, tho
new Governor of the Loeward Islands, is expected
to assume the administration of the Confederation
in February.
, 1875-02-10

Mr.. Kerr has boon commissioned by tho Coy
ornor to enquire into and report off tho best nouns
of utilizing prison labour. He goes to Jamai-
ca to visit tho prisons and reformatories there.
, 1875-02-10
DOMINICA.

A scientific expedition, headed by Drs. Free
land and Nichols, has boon examining tho mouth
of the largest Geyser i'll the island.
, 1875-02-10

fail when they might otherwise prove a grand sue
cess, and land is greatly deteriorated in value be-
cause of the difficulty there is in getting at it, and
bringing produce from it.
, 1875-02-10
CHRIsTIANSTED, FEBY. 10 1875.

According to telegram, the Telegraph
Ship Hooper is expected here to-mof-
row evening or Friday morning.
, 1875-02-10

AN SE T LSE r
Ell S Err
ur. III. IL, Siemscn err fra 25dc
Januar mcddelt en- ny Authorization
Ill at fungcro som Degn we'd den
Luthcrske Kirkc i Frederikstcd
SAINT som Graycr og Bcdcmand i
l1rcdcriksted, dog kun indtil videre
or under Vacancen i Embedet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-29

HARVARD VI. HArwARp.-0n the 24th
Of December Mrs. Alvinza Hayward
filed . bill Of complaint in the Fourth
District Court. against her husband,
Alvinza Hayward. the great capitalist,
praying for q divorce on the ground oil
desertion. and for q division Of the com.
mon property. The complaint alleges
that they were married In Milford. JET
fsrson county. Wis. in 1916. and lived to-
gethcr as man and wife until November
Z. 1874.
Mrs. Hayward further alleges that
since their marriage Mr.. Hayward has
acquired real and personal property to
the value OF SO. 600. 900.
The answer to the complaint vas
6led on the same day. and acknowledged
before the same Notary. No denials
are made. and tie document contains
the simple admissions that he IL pcs.
esssd OF considerable property. ali Of
which belongs 10 the community exist
ing between himself and plaiutif. the
precise or approximate value he is un-
able to state. He joins with plaintiff
in the prayer contained In her COM
plant. that 80 much OF the property -
may Be Just under the circumstances be
assigned to himself and TO plaintiff. the
same TO become the sole and separate
property OF each.
They have bat one child living. .
daushtsr. aged Is years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-29
Desperate Battle with /. Burglar.

IRON the 3. Y. chroniele. Dec. :sth.l
Yesterday morning 81 4 o'clock two
daring burglars effected IN entrance into
the residence Of VIM. II. Rhodes tCaI-
tony. No. 2l2 Fair Oaks street. at the
Mission. They entered through the
kitchen. the door OF which they opened
by means Of false keys. They occupied
. considerable time In tho absorption OF
satablss in the pantry. promising that
their nsfarious labors would not DO in
tsrfsred with. They packed up and car
risd OF q quantity Of silverware. and.
returning 10 the house. assembled to the
second floor. whore were the inmates OF
the house. They entsred the room where
Mr.. Rhodes and wife were sleeping. and
one stood a. guard while the other
explored the pockets Of his clothing for
plumber. While the fellows arm was
thrust In the depths Of Cations pants
pockets, Mrs. Rhodes awakened, and
wa greatly startled to perceive in the
dim light the Industrious burglar elbow
deep in the Rhodes sIchsquer. She
bravely attempted TO secure q loaded re-
volvsr. which was under the pillow.
without awakening her husband. but
shs was unsuccessful. and he sat up In
bed and took in the situation at q glance.
He reached for the pistol with ons hand.
catching II, however. by the barrel, and
with the other elasped the fellow around
the waist. A desperate struggle snsusd.
In which the burglar drew q pistol
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-29

A WILD, weird tale from the Louis
vile Courier, Journal: 1.-THE oxen arc
running, running away tearing mad.
" Gu tho chain that stretches across
the wagon.box Ii tossing up aud down
the body Of q man. Floppety.fiop II
goes. with every jump OF the wagon.
o. horrorl People gather from all di.
rections. and 4 woman is screaming. U.
lordy. he's killed. he's killed! She had
seen the poor man Topping about IN the
chain. The excitement Is intense. Now
IL subsidies. A little man comes running
up out Of breath. The Z o are his.
The body Hopping about on the chain
was only his coat. Everybody hurrisa
home"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-29
MorLroN sugs BEErnER roR MA.
LiCIOrs PROSECUTION.

The troubles Of the pastor Of Ply
mouth Church are apparently but just
begun. On Monday evening last Mr..
Beecher was served with . summons and
complaint In . suit for malicious prose-
c~ution. brought BY Francis d. Moulton.
in the Supreme Court Of Kings county.
New York. with damages laid at $4,000.
This suit has been for some time under
ADJUSTMENT. II grew out Of the arrest
Of Mr.. Moulson for perjury. upon the
sworn complaint Of Henry Ward Beech
er. during the scandal trial last Spring.
This suit. after lying dormant for months
after repeated attempts Of the defendant
to bring u to trial. was finally dismissed
BY the District Attorney. with the con-
sout Of Mr.. Bsschsr. but against the
earnest prosecutions Of Moulton. We
remarked at the time that the dismissal
| Of this suit was . fragrant injustice and
insxcusabls wrong to Moulton. aud that
there should be soms method adopted
whereby complainant might DO COM
pellsi 10 prove the truth Of his charges.
or defendant 30 acquitted therefroni.
This suit. o brought by Frank
Moulton, will answer the end sought to
b attained. Il will compel MIR.
Beechsr TO come into court and prove
the truth Of his allegations against
Moulton. or failing 10 do 20. convict
him Of maliciously prosecuting the do
PENDANT. II will also give Moulton Al
opportunity 10 establish the truth Of tbs
charges made by him against Beeehsr,
and for the uttsrancs 81 which he wa,
arrested upon . charge Of perjury. Nc
question Of Tilton's bad reputation car
BE- used in considnaiion Of Bsscher',
guilt In this case. In the trial OF thi'
suit all testimony that materially affects
Bsechsr. including Mrs. Tilton's con
LESSONS. will BE- admissible. and ther,
will be no reason for excluding Mrs
Tilton from the witness stand. Among
the Witnesses for plaintiff are given III,
names Of Tilton, Carpenter, Bradshaw,
Richardson and wife. Mrs. Laura Cur
tis Ballard, Miss Susan d. Anthony,
Henry @. Bowen and Moulton himself,
many Of which names are familiar te
the public as Witnesses in the grsai
scandal suit. Il IL said that Ben Butle'
Is expected to Be- Moulton's ssniol
counsel; that the suit will be urged Il
trial at once. and that under the auiel
work Of the Supreme Court 1t 10 expect
ell that It will BE- concluded in thrss
weeks. Mr.. Beechsr will probably b
represented BY tho same counsel who
served him last Winter. II il evident
that this trial will probe to the bottom
the secrets Of this great scandal; thai
its hidden facts and tho motives OF it'
actors will be revealed to public gaze
and testimony hithsr excluded will b
brought to bear upon the case which. II
rumor speaks truly. will be conclusive
and convincing. However much We may
dsprecate q renewal OF the scandal. 1t ID
evident that there are feuds in the soci.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-29
MARRIED.

KLAlNE- BROAD-Ia Virginia, December 20,
By Bishop whitaker. Frank II klaine 10 Miss
Mary Broad.
wILKlN-sTOCKs Ia rioche. December -,
JANIS v. wilkin to Mis- Louisa J.stocks.
MskEE-RADfORU-M Wilson's Ranch. Lin.
coin county, December ~, W. l.. Mckee TO
Miss Melisaa HAdford.
GILL S-ORE-ln Son,rs California, Decem.
Der 81, ". X. 0illis TO Kiizaheth Ors. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-29
MEETING.

NoysrooK MINING COMPANY. -THs
~ annual meeting d the stockholders Of this
company will Be held 81 the once OF the com.
pany, Room !. $40 tansome street. San Fran.
cisco. California, On the ID day Of January,
A. d. 1870. at ! o'clock r. 4, for the election
buaincss - may properly come befors the meet
ing. Transfer books VIII be CLOSED on Friday.
do ID j.if. MOORE, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-29

PoLrrrcAL CoSsisTkScY.-when Mr..
Blaine. NJ Speaker. appointed Mr.. KEEL
Icy and Mr. Garfield on important CON-
miitsss, be was denousccd BY the DEM
oeratic newspapers for daring TO show
BY such an net that he approved their
course on Credit Mobilier. What q
time they did make Over this "oficial
Endorsement Of e~orruption!' Now. We
hnd that Mr.. Kerr. tho Democratic
speaker. elected mainly because he was
the only honest nan available for the
place. has appointed the same gentle
men 10 the Ways and Meansl We await
with anxiety the angry comments Of the
World upon this extraordinary defiance
Of Democratic "honestly."