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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
MOULTON UNINTERESTED IN TILTON'S
LATER STATEMENTS.

Q. Did you read Tilton's first statement 7
A. Not all u 1t.
O. Did you hear it read A. no. Sir; he would not
read it to me-
@ Did you hear bis second stateme ~ A. Did hear
his second statement mo Sir.
@ Nor did you read III A No, Sir; he would Bot-he
wOald not let me read II.
O. Well the better way Is to find yourself the ques-
tons A. Pardon me, / forget the
o You do not now know what It containedf A. I do
not now know what It contained could not repeat It,
Sir read it after 1t was pubshed-a portion OF It,
@ Why did you stop with portion OF 1T A. don't
know, Sir was not very much interested in IT.
O. Bu you remember distinctly the fact that you did
not read 1t drought A remember that dill not read
IT through.
O. And that you never have read It through A. No.
Sir not all II It,
O. You remember distinctly the fact that you have
never read his examination through A. remember
that Sir.
O. You remember distinctly that you have never read
his last statement through A. remember that
O. Nor heard 1t readi A. Nor he Ird 1t read
O. We will return to Mr.. Beeoners letter; will you
turn 10 page II2l A. Yes, Sir
O. In reply to your letter OF the An Of August you
ceyed this old youf A. In reply to what, SIR
O. To your letter OF tho Alb OF August. A Received
winch one, Siri where is itf
@ Tue one which you find on page 1i2. A. oh sec;
yes, Sir; yes, Sir
Mr. Beach, do not upon what principle these let
tiers from Mr.. Beecher are receivable.
Mr.. Eyarts-TJ show the relations OF the witness
with the party against whom he has testified.
Mr.. Beach-Yes Sir; bat object TO those cOmmunioa-
lions from Mr.. Beecher to Mr. MOuiton. 1t ntimaed
Uy counsel that they offered 10 evldsnce for the
purpose OF showing the relations the feelings between
Mr. Beecher aud the witness und ,rst0od II 10 DO
abundantly settled bV the authorities that for that oD
ject IL is not competent to show tbs PARTICULARS Of any
one or OF any transaction as between the wit
ness and the party; but only TO ask as 10
tae STATE Of feeling; and II your Honor has
any doubt in regard to that proposition shall ask you
70 look at the authorities upon tae subject Now here
is series Of letters proposed to be Introduced written
by Mr. Beechcr TO Mr. MJulton. cannot sre Sir. upon
what principle they arc admissible T1eY contain dec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19

have until both parties shall request me to make them
both, or to lay them before the Committee or am com
so compelled. NV regret that am compelled to THIS
is soeDed by my belief that you VIII not be SUD
saDtiay injured by 10 in this regard TOT All the Iact
are. OF course, known TO you. ana am Douna
To believe and that IN the statement
you preparing you will only set forth the exact
facts; and II 80, the documents, when prcuuced VIII
only confirm and contradict wnat you may staf
that Will suffer no loss. III, on the contrary
which cannot presume-you desire the possession OF
documents order that may prove your state
ment I'm a manner not to be eOnravened by the facts
forth in them to the disadvantage of MT THOR
should DO then aiding you in doing that which cannot
believe the sctest and hrmest friendship for you calls
upon me 10 do With grateful recoectons OF your KIND
conf dence and trust Ia me-
f D. MoULroN.
Rev. HENRY WARD BERCHER, Brooklyn, N Y.
Mr. POrter-At that time you "a mutual friend OF
these parties. were yOul A. Up to Augusta
@ At that time you the mutual friend OF these
partiesG A. hac been friendly the other
Sir
O. Had WHAT A. Had been as friendly to one as the
other.
@ My question was not to the past. hut as TO that
present. A. Az TO WHAT
O. NV question was, whether. when you wrote That
letter. you were the mutual friend OF these parties A
was friend OF Mr. Beechers and friend OF Mr. Til-
tons ut that time that wrote the letter. 5ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
TAXED PROPERTY SOLD ILLEGALLY
RELIEF FOR THE OWNER OF PROPERTY SOLD FOR
Unpaid TAXES

RELIEF FOR THE OWNER OF PROPERTY SOLD FOR
UNPAID TAXES
Judge Joseph +. Daily of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas has just decided case In equity which COLI
ains an important point Of law for taxpayers It's 10
the suit Of james r. Whiting and others against the
Mayor, etc. the Of action being the SALE by the
city, Of the plaintiff property, for nonpayment OF an
alleged tx. The opinion says
The property Of plaintiffs sold by defendant FOR non
payment OF alleged tax thereon. levied IN 1862 WAS
not described I'm the record Of assessments nor IN the
Receivers book for the year 1868 In 1868 the plants
owned certain land under water in the East
River, Immediately fronting a bukhead belonging 10
the Farmers Loan aud Trust Company east or FIRST
ave-, between Thirty first and Thirty thrdstreets Inc
property assessed by tue city appears by s records OF
assesSm"ns OF tOX's In 1863 TO DO Waterfront anu
bukhead" This Was no designation or description on
plaintiff property there being no bnkhead ana wafer
front east OF Frstave between Tnlry first ana IDlry
thlrdss except that belonging then aud now to the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. Tue lsnd under
water II the proper subject of assessment, was
not assessed In the Of owner and the assess
mont therefore defective. whitney agt Thomas,
n. Y, pp 2Sl-2S5.
In respect the tax Of 1862 II appears bukhead was
constructed Ia that year by plaintiffs ancestor ana the
description IN the tax books OF water 'front.' ana DuIk
head" clearly gnaes the kind Of property taxed Dut
TO ali the property except the water 'front.' auu Duk
head on the south side OF Thrty-seventhst the prop
eTty Is taxed In the name OF no owner as 10 all mo
other property without exception there Is no TAX ln
posed except upon " bukhead and water front" Buzz
heads taxable lBOral agt. Mayor. SANFORD.
652l nor were lands under water until the year 1870,
when g statute amended. Laws or $50. Chap.
49, Rev. Stat e.. Edition, page 9C5l Bat this
property OF plaintiffs ancestors, taxable in 1869. VIZ,
the land filed IN by him between bls new Dulknead,
erected In that year. ana the old bukhead erected pre-
viOusly ~ the Farmers Loan and Trust company was
not described designated on the books or maps OF
assessment, and tax levied thereon tIama agt
tho books In bOn years. 1868 and 1862 cloud on
the title the plaintiffs Though Invalid they are en-
Lennon agt. MaYoT, Common Pleas 1874, unrepOrtedl
The relief prayed Tor III the compliant should be granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
ONE OF THE LAWS RAREsT ISSUES.

In the suit of Thomas II. Young agt. j.
c. julius Langbein and Others tried yesterday before
Judge Van Bruut In Supreme Court. Special Term, q
very unusual question raised. The plaintlh
claimed life estate tenant BY the courtesy" IN
right OF his deceased wife. His wife OF four
children Adrian Muller. who LETT by will real estate
worth about $4,000 in the of executors for his
children. One question In the was whether under
the terms OF this will Mrs Young entitled to such
possession OF the property when sLs died IA TO make
her OF IT, whether all her right In it passed
To her sisters as loiut tenants. To establish his right
Tue husband bad " W Not aAly se<iQ" ia Ills wife,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19

laratons upon the part OF Mr. Beeoher which may per
haps. affect the merits Of this controversy. They
may contain allegations OF fact which Mr.. MOui
ton. for aught know. may have admitted or
failed TO deny. But how those assertions
upon the part of Mr.. Beecher whether
written oral be produced this issue am NJ
a oss to perceive II Is not pretended that MI Iton
present 1t Is not pretended that they we're SHOWN
or stated to Mr.. Tilton No possible connection upon
the part Of Mr. TtOn, think. Is proposed 10 no
shown; certainly none has been shown aud unui that
connection proven submit to your Honor tnat 'neJ
are not admissible. and object to them
Mr.. Evarts-Certanlv, these letters have nothing 10
do with Mr. Tilton Mr. Moulton has shown himself by
his direct examination the depositary In the conn
dence OF friendship OF certain papers as we'll AS goOd
many oral communcations IL we are to r list to his re-
membrauce OF such conversations that were conllen-
tal. Now a controversy arises which these papers
conhled to him pertinent, and made IN behaH
OF Mr. Beecher. who hal conhled them TO MAJ
and 1t necessary and proper tht Mr.. Beecher
should have the papers reference to the inquiry that
concerned the subject IN respect to wch those ipers
came into existence. and that to show the attitude
and conduct Of this wtno5s from tho NON INT that the
confidence In which papers hal been ed re-
quiIed that for the purpose OF the man VINO
had repoSod that conf ienco In him, he
should have to them. no TOOK
the attitude OF denying and OF excluding. And as we
could have shOwL the cohvcrsation between them on
ments and mark the conduct from that time iOtl OF ts
witness in this controversy, we can show tbs cOne
spoLdence between tlem and the letters from Mr.
Bcechor to Mr.. MOutOn aud from Mr. MOulon 10 Mr.
Beecher the subject matter OF the attitude or
statement OF the attitude as conversation would be-
And It Ia purpose show BY thls correspondence
that from that time forward this with IS has been hos ie
active in opposition to Mr BeecIer and TINS great act
OF refusal and exclusion. the applications made by Mr.
Beecher, and the manner in which they wrro met by
Mr.. MJuon. IS the initial step Of that exploration aud
exposure Of this witnesses attitu 10.
Judge NeIlson-We. we have received the correspond
down TO the point OF refus l-hat appPar~-On APP
pcatiOn for tho papers for cuples Obtling neither
that appears Now. unless the remaining correspond
for Other purpose than 10 show hostile feel
ing think is not admissible. That fact can be shown
by general question or proved by anybody else.
Mr. POrter-But the spondeuce on that day IL II
self conclusive evidence OF hostility the part OF Mr.
MOultOu Besides, III this letter from Mr.. Beechrr he
replies to the allegations made by Mr. M0ult"n in the
letter addressed 70 him. renews his application. limits H.
makes it more spocift, and that reply ny MT Mouon
propose to read part OF the res CeS In references to
the very papers IN controversy
Judge NeilsOn-Tnose two remaining letters gvfnz %
the question Il api LEGATION ana reiusalf
Mr.. POrter-Yes, Sir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
A CHILD's DEATH CHARGED AGAINST
PEDDLER

Thomas Tasina, young man about 20 years
OF age was tried the Court OF Oyer and TeFmner
yesterday, for manslaughter On May %, 1874 II a.
legged the prisoner peGdling ice cream at Nnthst.
and First-ave, when crowd OF schoolboys began TO
throw stones at him. He seized Of them, little fol
low about or years old, caught him by the neck,
pushed hin down and kicked him. The boy taken
sick and died the following nignt. The immediate
cau,e Of death, as the doctors said meningitis
H. f. Russel who defended the prisoner. set up de
r.nse mat prisoner not the person
tbe injury. Tue will be resumed to-day, when Mr.
Russell proposes to show further that the Illness OF
the child died, was not caused by any act OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
p4SSEyGERS ARRIVED.

PROM sAyANSAH-In steamship Herman HttnJstOr Jan IS
Miss Podpher Mrs J. r. Emery, Oemaer SpIE
T. o. Pratt wife g. Berg X RenfnSn A. g. While, Geo Dexter
Remington. c. L. Martin and C. Fairfield r. T. Csrey
Balboa GoifeJ. Geo All Sing JOnn Flanagan '" PARSONS
Henry Harper. 80 - w
From BERMUDA-IH steamship Gamma. Jan. lS-George w
Smith, King, ~ Coleman, f. T. Chld, b. '"
kibalD, Fred " aEer and WIFE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19

but the birth OF living Issue This point also dis
puted In consequence OF Mrs Youngs III ness her child
was premaureiy, and according 70 the paintins
claim lived Two hours. The defendants claim that IL
was still Evidence was taken at length on TINS
poin nd tho directed counsel TO submit written
arguments. L. II. Rowan for plaintiff; Mr. LangOein
for defendnnts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
Chances Tor bnsiness Ellen

bargain FOR YOUNG SURVEYORS
ID FOR sALE-A weestabisSe OFFICE in rapidly growing
cty Of close gnbohoOd Of Newlor Com
pe oatdi (5tscsDos sumeus and valuable collection Of
and po,es durg Price but cash
The closest investigation VIII be cou;ed Address o. 81 Boz 100
Tribune Ofee.
o. nnn TO 5O,OOO.-Parties desiring TO
ttDO should investigate opportunity
seldom met with. r. p. VAN ZANDT, 81 Ceisrst
Ss)N NM "A VALUABLE OPENING
% -1O.OttOs POR CAPITALISTS AND BUSINESS MEN.
having large property NewiOrk and control Ing the
buness place with Lungs machinery manufacturing
camille aud other successful operation, desires PART
MIR business ~YOk SLEPT active; would form
ioIt cJmpaay constant will
and rail Communication coal
and ron compete with producing aud placing
kad Of goods Address Interview WkTMORE, o.
Box 2j5O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19

Sun dses..,.. 1920 BOB Moon sets.. 646
Sandy HOOK 534 sand.... GIL Hell Gate Ferry 300
HfGH
Sandy Hook sos Island. $40 Hell Gate FerT S;29
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
Eeaal Nolltcs.

y Y; SUPREME COURTl CITY pao.y mp
SoFNHS nd GsrE5 III ME- 81 III. ca...
osAn for cG Com Soi SsTj GOLF
SS , TSs StI5S, I & 10 s s' hc %
.n oaG Of %s Ss uss G 10 ss s 81 s
Civ Of t-n ate, The q .H' 'un.sss
o. .sd cSap. % SS he tim. sfo,.a 30 ]
will apply the Court TOT tue relief demanded IN zoe
N'"i''' sept AZ '0''' PnIalr, fuornsJ IS W.l.t
Clerk o. CITY sYoi the s's d,, D'sss's
1874 -O'e' '''' '''' '''' ~ CHARLES D IsGsasoLL.
JIG law6wru Plaintiffs Attorney
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, CITY and
ms s2Sra s Of SoSdas NEsR x
T "a foTS%K # css siis
SARAH HOWE, CORSBLA n o naTxISs ,nd rR RGsh1
s;a " r q:
..o and s.s1 Of '% .o are sfs W.. BE- sd de %
sSe CLERK Of the City COUNTY sTYo ss
the a .uh5e At 3. oss No. At said riAa s.esx
sa s I .rfTs et f AND yoa All 70 me
Aforesaid the plaintiffs 10 this a'o0 vii Apply 70 de OoOn %
''f Ds is,i.l s:@ i'ai Dec Is yEeaTM
81 $ s e s e the c e' ss" is
SUPREME COURT, City and County of New
, Yo L% s.ss Lori !. md sS@as w.rs.
contract tcOn no. ser re ,ss defendant ie.,
n nss 1 . es af ssA Win be q. once q Clerk Ii:
preme Court City and County Of the COUNTY Court hos,
od % the said oogplnt Tie Sab
scrbsrs al their Eamber IL Paest Nesioh Chg wins
tsenty exclusive Of ne
d,y Of fail 10 the said cemh sIL<.
the time Aforesaid the PLAINTIFF IN tb action will take ignpt ssn
yoa Tor dArs and niDe
eso With OF NaTember one thousand
hundred besides the eni ~
~ CHIrrRNDES HUBBhkD
Panvfs Attorneys, al Plbed
TIE complaint the sboVente aeiloa ss 1'1 in "a, Of De.
me CLERK Of the city County Of New fOfk an ts
cember ISTi-pslr New YORK Dccnbe, w., 81 prr, ,v,.,
ais isv,iwTu CHTrTRNDBN hIbbAhp, -. o.,
CyIypRENE COIlRT-CTTY AND COUNTY
y OP NEW-YORK-JAMEs STUART, Soh HR q n CosplT
snd RoBRRT STUART. plant j. g.lss I'm
Isa hR CONDIT ROBBRT J0HssioN NJ
IN. a., nono, dens nd We DE- FhANn
C0Spir and IRARL CONDT tos are h.iyg ,ennoest .sa
on,s "a .asss Tue this sfuon OF WHICH eop uers
lin Sawed apoa you copy OF ou snseI 70 e sa
ani.lat a. ,hs ,abnhes ss Ode Me- Asurst prrt
Building CITY sssYOrs within twenty days ansf me ssf,s
hereof stclu.iy. such " d
dr. Ia ooupislst wa Aforesaid the psnnn In ms sc,so
Iii l, Judgment for the Of two thousand oue hsa
A.. ana twelve collars aud vb Interest bsm Tie tsenp
Az ~ November thousand egt huniref seveno~
$1,000 .hs eo Of this AcOD-Ds,sd December a 1874
| "' HOWARD PATTERSON. PainAfs Attorney
| No BrVsi-st, New fort
The shove esed seuoB as aei e ta' osss
of An. Ce "a the County Of lek We TN ga %
| January, 1879. kO"Ahp RAJ Hh'"N. t-e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
furulIure.
Goal. sc.


OYeIcE DELAvARg AND HUDSON CASM Co.. /
II BRoiDwlv ke-.Tor',
WE beg 10 inform the regular customers OF
this CompsuT aud the public generally that We have dscdes~
discontinue Of coal retail in Yards namely:
At the foo. OF Twenty -fourth-st North River.
At the foot OF 1hrdst, Bast RIVER
At the foot Of Batic-st. BROOKLYN
The business hereafter be conducted b Messs WARD TAI
BOT OLYPHANT and recommend them customers ~itA
the assurance thor will he served every veil az As
have previously been By this COMPANY
q. @. M0ULTOS.
q neral safes Agcst
Delaware sni Hudson CasA Co
OFFICE OF WARD, TALBOT & OLrPHAsr.l
lis BRoADwAY NKv. ioKK. Jan. H. 1873.
HAVING entered into possession OF the
i l. CoaLY ards lately occupied by the
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANr.
WI prepared 10 desVer
LACKAWANNA GOAL
ia any Quan6ties at following prices OaT sci:
CRATE, Sc.
EGG. SO.
STOVE, S0 30.
CHESTNUT. IS 10.
Carriage err according distance gooers ssd
faetarcrs hberaly dealt with
Orders received principal Oee above 80 Ausne.t Bsses
I'm. any of the yards WARD. TALBOT OLfPHAsT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
GouarInersnip Norlres.

LEXANDER HARGREAVES BROWN of
N Richmond Ill., near Liverpool AID JOHN RDG Az JOHNSON Of
been admitted psne 10 houses In this
country and England BROWN BROTHERS 70.
Erw-Yors. Jan. l. 1873
fINHE COpartnership heretofore existing be-
tWeea undersigned unier the firm of ALFRED STE
VEINS dissolved BY mutual consent. ALFRED T.
STEVENS sole right liquidation Dee ~ 1874
ALFRED T. STEVENS AUGUSTUS g. DBXlE AARON T. REID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
CORPORATION Notices.

DEPARTMENT DOCKS. 346 AsD 34S BKOADuALt
HEwiOhK Jsn. Is, 1875. !
NOTICE.-William Kennedy, auctiODeer, will
public the EEc Siesroom Ill BosdwsS
WEDNESDAY Jan 81 1875 LEASE tor from Peh
1870 the PIER foot Of TweB nh- R. also the privilege
Floats the foot of rbr Aveoue Bn
Harlem RVeT Por tall oiomson The Cg eOd COPIES Toe
sale No. cir Hall JACOB A WBSIKRVkLT,
:. H. WALES,
WILLIAM BUDD,
(atufnt. .ionsrs ~ narka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19

DEPARTMENT Of DOCKS. SiG AND 3is BsoADvAL!
NKw YORK, jan. -, 1870.
SEALED PROPOSALS for FURNISHING
- English PORTLAND CBMkNT.-Propossls for arnishinl
900 barrel. OF Fresh English Portland CEMENT will Be
Of the Department " Docks until Il o'clock m
MONDAY Feb l. 1870 For foil nomiOn see The CJ heesroi
copies for sale No City Hall
DEPARTMENT. FGNAScE. BtRR,u PoR rHs GoLLEcros o.
TAXES COURTHOUsE PAX 81 CHAABgHssr ST. Dec l. 1874
Two TAX-PAYERS.-Notic is hereby given
persous have their for the rear
the at The Bureau tor Vie Cshcs
toB Of Taxes before the LIST d.y Of January. $50
On all unpaid the ss day Of ja1ua 1879
will be charged from ne
delivered % Ne
Receiver Of Taxes 10 the date Of payment
money be received after o'clock once holrs tcS
a. IN to 2 0. IN MARTIN T. MCMAHON. Receiver OF fsrss
err ~ NV. YORK. DEPARTMENT FIsAscs. !
COILECTIOS o. TAHEs.
CoURr.HOrsK PARK. 81 CHAMBERS ST.. Nov 20. loTtb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
Sales Oh Aurtlon
MarDle Gu0 nidIe HlanTels.

Hlarple au0 nldIe HlanIels.
At GREATLY REDUCED PRlCES.-An
"A extensive Marble and Msrbekd Nantes and III otsof
Marble Marble Turning for the trade xLABbk lJ hass
Eghteenthst.. near rhiri-sve.. n. Y
4 GREAT reduction IN prices of Marble and
IA MAbesed Msne all kinds Of Floor Thing Monument Hss4
Plumbers AMI CSbnemskeTs offered al kA
BIER Co.'S steam Marble Works Nos III 223 est FJ srst
Broadway.
CASONi g. ISOLA,
" STEAM MARBLB and GRANITE WORKS
l46to 1852 West A0hst, near Brosixsy.
Monuments Msitels Aisrs Pgues Thing WsHseoinR ~ fn
manufacturer in ItaJ Of marble work os5e daos
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21

A COUNTRY clergyman. just recovering
from the effects Of severe boil on the
nose, stopped nm urchin near Fort Green
yesterday. ani asked him the way to the
corner OF Fulton and Clinton streets.
Tho lad glanced at him suspiciousiy a
moment. and ssid: "well, yer needn't
20 there. mister; there Amt no Gin mill
GU that corner"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21

THxHE il one reireshins fashion this
Summer. Women never wore their
hair 30 becomingly dressed since. tho
days when Phidiss and Praaitiles erecu-
ted those incompatible smbodimenta Of
Grecian women. that have been the de-
light Of all lovers Of true art ever since,
and will continue TO be ~ long A. the
world euilurcs. a.Ia saftH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21

THkRK's q man living out on Bean-
mont street who drinks q little occasion-
ally. whose wife has introduced the
local option" law In Missouri. That
L., whenever no comes home In a bal
way. she gives him his choice betwssn
sleeping in tho hen-houss OF wood-shed.
--!si. I.p.sis ksJssbtiofs. Hr 49, 2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21

Tux Lsavenworth belle is frequently
forced TO take whisky n sslf-dcisncs.
At q ball given there recently. a. young
man was gathering her in for . round
dance. her nose went mp like the leaf OF
n sensitive plant. and jerking herself
from him she exclaimed: "John. aint
YOU got no moro of then, cardamon
see,isi Because II you amt Ill have to
have another drinh or change my part
per." ... $500
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21

i The faie Of Miss Nswtou. OF Dsla-
ware, was indesd q sad one. frssh
from boarding school. with . ~ his OF
futss and ross leaves and moonbsams
before her, she Was 80 shocked and
mortified when abe heard her mothsr
mispronouncs . word In the presence Of
company that shs went up stairs and
poisoned herself. Mothers ought 70 10
more careful. II they can't pronounce
worls correctly when company comes.
they ought TO conceal themselves In the
kitchen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21

An Irishman. with heavy bundle ON
his shoulder. riding on the front Of .
hone car. Was asked Why he did not
put his bundle ON tho platform. Ho rs-
Piled: "Bo jabers. the horses have
enough to drag mo. I'll carry the bun
N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21
WHAT I'd WISH, AND HOW.


In yoaih-ioug past-we visAes. sshsvingA =
Oas wish the keraid of reeelving:
Bat Time too sooa The lse-on .agsA
.rhat even oar strvngsst wish 10 u.nkst.
In ass. - scArssly wish visksss "a -
sons fsslisg sf latent dosst; g. flas
w on dsludsd In oar hope.
We 's.i 20 Give Ger f'.'' cope z $40
bot hops and fear alike are knswn
IL this ffali. nssting M alone
In that 10 eome. al doset b os'f,
And The fall sosl win wish NJ nsre.
Let every Wish then, mortal. here
ns :.eh = sss y ne, : PssyG; .,.v " .
Our Lord hath prenissd 70 sss,sv. fl rrls.
TINS sought, and thns divinsly given.
Earh uish bseenes q stsp to heaven.
whilr, - the gold In Arab tais. a..
A. moSning tufns 10 useless shAis.
E'sa %, the wssldiy vish. ehtalnst.
Proves sat sumo dissppoistmest Eaines.