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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
lantic and Pacific Telegraph sold at 27@2612 which
is no change from Saturdays close The Quicksilver


stocks became quito weak and unusually large
business was done in the Common which opened
with sale of 100 shares at 22i2. followed
by 5000 at 20, and afterward it sold at
2l@1sl2@19l2 q decline of GIG per cent.
The sales of the day amouated to 7,40o shares 800
Preferred cold at 27I2G27li, q decline Of 20s "
cent. In connection with these stocks il stated
that Mr. Drew quite sick. Pacific Mail gains ls
u cent. sales Of 10000 shares ut 43ll f0 7sGo
1910 49, OtUniOn Pacific which closes . below
Saturday final price, there sold 81 900 shares
at 73l20737sO730s07l07l $1,000 shares of
Northwestern were taken at 45i2G 1920
45ls045lf showing loss of Il per cent
200 Preferred sold at 53lt05s, a decline
of 2 per cent. st. Paul also in for decline
of % per cent sales of 100 shares at 3os039l2
03960393s; and the Preferred with sales of 800
shares at J9l2059as loses u per cent 1900 Rock
Island sold at 1O31g0 1O35sG 1O3ls decline of -
per cent. Wabash lost L per cent sales of 5000
shares at 1G0155s. Ohio and Mississippi lost p on
sales of 1900 shares at 2512@2S5s02802Sls The
sales of Lake Shore did not develop much strength
III that stock, of which 6,4Oo shares were
taken at 1915 7412Q742i0743s a decline of la
per cent Erie with a respectable business, has
been strong in the face of the weakness of the gen
eral market and gains % per cent on transactions
amounting to 40, 800 shares at 30030'S 03O@3O5i0
30lsQ3O3s. Central and Hudson lost Z per cent on
the small business Of only 400 shares at
1929 1O112, and Hannibal and st. Joseph closes
with a decline of d per cent after sales OF 1000
shares at 2SsD233s0273s 1t will be observed that
the closing prices generally shade Cher than
the lowest of the day. at which the market closed
steady The opening, highest, lowest and closing
prices of active stocks sold to-day will be found in
Al. I'll Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
NEw.IERsEY SUPREME COURT.

sENTON. ATril 1.-THE Judges OF the supreme
Co today arranged the following 1ndicia ds
MT Of the consequence Of two new districts having
eeen added by the Legislature:
The First District Atlantic Cape May CninDef
land and salem has gned Judge Alfred Reed
stcoDd DsTct-GlOaoesteT, Camden, and Burlington 10
Justice woodruff
hird Dsrcthorcer, Hunterdon, and Warren. to Chlei
justice Beasely
Fourth District Mdleee1 Monmouth 20 Justice seud
Fifth DistI1ct-sonerse Morris and sassex Justice
Dslrymps
sixth lsstFict-BeTgen and Passaic 10 Justice Dixon
seventh Distf1ct-E<ssex, Ia Justice Depue.
f1ghr District Hudson, 70 Justice Knapp.
sth DstTtct-JDOn and Orange TO Justice Won SyoheL
Jusce Won sycke will hold the Circuit in the First Dsc'
"a present term
Justice Reed. by special arrangement VIII commence Ia"
BERGEN Circuit o morrow
Tie regular Of holding Court In the new Districts
eAslth and Ntn2-w1u DOt bs arranged until JAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
cu,PGFs AGArxsT sHERIFF's OFFICERS.

Judge Barrett, IN supreme Court, Chambers,
yesterday granted order that sheriff William c. Con-
nor Deputy sheriff Mark Lanigan, and Special Deputy
r unell should show cause why they should not be
panslcd for contempt IN abusing the process Of the
Court The principal All aytts. made by krauS Wilkins,
stse hat IN suit brought by him default was taken
b. the OF his attorney Judgment for costs
entered u2, AMI execution issued against him; that
d frst ksOwledys hs had Of the matter was
visit rrsz tho Deputy Sheriff He employed
other duuss Who procured order - show cause why
te eiut SHOULD not he opened. with stay OF tho exc
euiiou. wca Net the sheriff AMI his deputy
ifat thereafter council came az aud demanded 80
She fees the execution; that he declined 10 pay,
ard day two later Council came with another man
SOL threatened 10 complete o levy, THIS time demanding
a.. that avoid disgrace OF having hs store thus
el sod be- paid the So bat that acrward Council came
Arn and took quantity ~ goods "a the auctIonroom
The other affidavit. D. late formal matters The order
n c.Jruabie On Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
OFFICIAL TITLES IN AMERICA.

To The EdtFOT OF IHt TTFUHHt'
SIR: The TRIBUNE has more than once
called attention TO the inaccurate confounding OF our
Ministers abroad with ambassadors shs represent the
crowued heads of European States The title Of En-
bass,dor Ia never used at Washington officially The
United states has nothing 10 Do with emba-sadors IL
never received sent one. I think journal OF In
fuence like THE TRIBUNE can pat end to the making
OF snch plumbers, and the mistake OF calling inc
President His or Your exceleucy," by publishing
paragraph occasionally in sehaf OF the king Engiish.
Gov. Clinton of Newly ERIK once expressed his WRATH
at being constantly adj dressed as Your Excelency
II il strange few Am Orleans address correctly tner
President IL prop bsed in the Consiltulolai Con-
yenton to give the resident the title OF Ills E&cei-
lency" but IL vote Al down In derislon Even Cen
Grant addressed Pres kent Johnson a. His Excelency
hui Mr. Fish has taug At him better since. Truly yours
NashrtLe, .eHn., A pTil IL, 1870 j. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
MONDAY. April 12-P. VI.

The opening of the week has developed feeling OF
uncertainty az to the speculation at the Stock Tx
change and the result of to-day's business which
amounts 10 the purchase and sale OF 2O3oOO shares
is decline in the prices of the stocks upon the gen
eral list from those of Saturday night The decline
in Union Pacific which at one time was equal to 2's
per cent from tho highest prices OF the day.
may not be considered remarkable wheh
il is remembered how rapid and constant has been
tbe advance. At and for short period after the
opening the market exhibited considerable strength,
and prices were higher; but realizing sales on the
stocks which offered handsome profits TO many hold
ers soon turned the tide and affected also the prices
of those stocks which had only remained about
steady during the recent marked advance OF
the favorites. Western Union, with sales
of $4,000 shares. shows loss of y
per cent from saturdays final price. Opening at
Z, a. It sold 1T &c = 17as 77ls: "ll sharr. Vi At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
Az AesIGNyfTNT DECLARED VOID.

In the suit OF Francis Sheridan against the
civ .ricd in supremr Court Circuit before Judge Van
verst jury Yesterday found verdict for the city
nc plaintiff claimed previously reported in THE
Txprr SIG SOS O5 ~ assignee OF Morgan Jones, for
plumbing work lone on county buildings and aTnories
TIE amount claimed for arnorics withdrawn from
thu .r 80 thai tine amount claimed on the trial
WI slalOj So ora number of de,cnses nterpOsed by
til city, the Court oyerrulrd al except Onetha the as
serwtut by Morgan Jones was not IN good fath ana
RAJ. nut "a sham assignment. Counsel for the city
claimed that the gluCu5 rely cOIOrlDle male
aiief lone. had had tie bills audited aud presented for
payment and IN anticipation OF possible set-of under
ihf claim for $4,000 made BY the city against him.
TIE iuiy found this Or the defense. OrmSby ~
tIlw a.'pcl. 4 for the Plaintiff d. j. Dean ana Z. T.
AAlsI for the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13

a.snt IT, as* N Y. Elevated Railroad company-ordsr
By Judge Bsrrctt-Dcrmer art Harrison-Motion denied
with $40 cos siah agt Referred back TO take
ter proof OF the marriage There evidence
Mr. Rudolph Donon minister MAGISTRATE or other.
Wise red ~ perform the ceremony Waters rec ag
specia upon giving 900 Bone
FordPapers can be retnrned attorneys sohossngcr art
MeGnnis ag Baker.-The four witnesses % payments
amount to nothing their testimony general pay
for Van Dezee Ia sposcd by the opposing
nas and , Larger number 81 material shown mo
Ia continuing the action In the name OF the survivors of de-
where there general nartnerslp applies
uona ez dec tBnckman AIT Brct IL Abb, ll9l hero the
sevrraly; motion denied with 80 matter Of
proving the last will and Testament of Bridget yaa deceased
the Of Prat-ecrred proof Of the matters
ehargd and stated In the moving aud opposing an avta
Nv JudRe Donoue-Ccopor as Cooper-Reort Of referee
cona II AID decree Of III granted the Plaintiff FLOYD
AIT Cos kln.-MotiOn denied.
C.rri,t- Fart IL-By Judge Van vmst-Prince agt Con-
ner. Shcrtf.-fase and amer ailments 30 utd.
Sl~rtlt cr'aBy Judge Van Brunt-HOubie at. VOlken
Ing Memorandum for counsel
Superior COurt-Specidl Tcy1l-By Judge Freedman
-hcnnc1un e al agt Cews ct airhe lrl2ra9h sought 10
he stricken ont IL neither irrelevant ro1Gr ut motion do
wors@casc settled Henderson i9 Ieade, Referee
iep 10 CON ltd aId gm t OF divorce in favor Of pantif
for plqatiM Logan Logan Referees report confirmed
and Judgment divorce in favor 81 pnntif Defendant
diss0ivei, with 40 costs.
By Judge Clrts-Graham ag. F1ellor- Memorandum for
counsel tclows agt duIicr-Compiallt dismissed without
Order signed Ihurber ct a. AFT Cotter aOrier settled.
Common P'ers-Spei1l Term-By judge Low
toiy 81 cli swarard pan,iT Detoe ag;. DeyoeJndg
melt Of divorce Granted I" plaintiff Pern.4s AT Moves
ney Chesformin AFT Grnnea Motion TO. amend
ans N denied iti'ut costs Haas a r. sin 1ae g. m m
granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
AID. TO WORkINGMEN

70 the Edit0t. or The TrIbune
SIR: We Were much pleased to see the ar
tice relative ~ club and institute in your issue ~
to-day showing ~ it did such clear understanding Oh
our work. Wa especially appreciate such an a'Hho"i
eig,nent our effort because few seem TO feel inc
inheritance of surh "A movement among the WorAlhe
classes. SIT mulating them 10 self help ana improvement
in genera news Your editorials cannot DuI %" rieN ~
ing and obstructive. - ,,
Than Xng you in for your kind approval Of our WORK.
hr t0 remain, most Respectfully, . -, -
r -,dcat Secretary of II Marks MOrAinsmtn . tluo'
ielphiq Ap1l Il, 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
THE COURTS.
STORY OF A CoUNTERFETrERs VICTIM


The trial Of George Albert Mason, on an in
,ucnt chare him with dealing In counterfeit money.
bern yesterda. IN the United states Circuit Court.
,s,re Judge Benedlc.. According to one Of the de-
,.yes who worked M tn case against Mr. Mason. he
vs during the late war. cted a. Rebel spy. and
vs sentenced to Imprisonment TO-. e but was paFdoned
nv President johnson upon his promising to leave the
country and return. He also, = Ia stated en-
sared the conspiracy assassnate Presont Lincoln
In his very brief opening remarks 10 the jury slant
United states DisrictAttorney Purdy who conducts the
cse the Government said that Of late counercifs
have greatly increased in number and become unusually
sold In their operations, and that Mason what s
snown as counterfeit money broker-that is, he re-
ved the counterfeit money from the manufacturer and
sen sod 10 smaller dealers whose business il Is 10 pass
1, wherever they can. and get good money in making
change II ale ged that Mason Is prominent member
Of gang Of counterfeiters and that account well
A. ON account Of bis supposed antecedents, his trial
attracts much attention.
W En.or a fur dyer who does business in Rochester
Y was the hrst witness for the prosecution. Accord
ing 10 Ensors testimony Mason In March, 1875 and in
as city paid Fnsor about $500 for lot Of laces; part
a that money proved 80 he counterfeit and Ensor was
bseq arrested fOr nnocenty passing Of the
sonntcrfcit bills long animation conducted
by Gen. BENJAMIN 3. Foster Masons counsel
hlel 70 make Eusor contradict himself respect
nS the sae Of the laces The lisnal
senpt made 20 show by tbe witness himself that
-ssci 20 doing so however was the disclosure Of the
u that be wa once arrested in Montreal. Canada and
ha BE- rad been the Montreal correspondent for several
"a LOuis newspapers. II also appeared that ne
bni beon the assistant elit0r ~ the chess column
al ~ canadian Illustrated Ncirs. and that ne IA entered
o. thr Centennial Chess Tournament at Philadephia
on redirect examination. Eusor referring Co the
arfesf mentioned in MS direct testimony. said that ne
"a iaken into custody in Montreal Canada. for selling
har~r ~ Soda for lea price than nc hal agreed Ia pay
b. and thai he soil % obi ll money for Mason who
rryr.srfted himself In almost starving condition.
a Ter" said En-0r. had been In jail few minutes
Mason sent Ia having been arrested on several IN
.-trs d., 80, .tr,..
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' De- IA : viii be continued to-day
4 FORECLOSURE PREVENTED BY THE MORT
CAGES ACTS.

IT, the Superior Court, Special Term. Judge
Cr has Decided the OF jerome n. Fellows against
s,hanc Muller and others favor OF the defendants
n suf TO forecOse mortgage on che ground OF
two a. eyed dcfaul IA the payment OF interest
Judge Curtis says. Tho FIRST failure to pay interest 10y
~ defendants caused. the evidence shows, by
RanH requesting defendant not pay the interest dur
ac 50 days prescribed by the terms Of the mort
would be insqJabe 10 hold that forfeiture occurred
sn,an.e 81 omission caused by the plaintiff. and
IA hc cOuid tlsc advantage in this way OF
A compliance with his request. As 20
me ntfissi0n ~ the defendant 20 pay the sue
~ns nstaincnf of Interest Nov ,, 1-7f or within
20 dave thereafter evidence shows that the defend
AMI ready With the money, aud took all reasonable
sete 90 fnd The plaintiff aud pay u tO him. When the
a.s ccc % mortage canBOt be discovered. ANA II Il
stou hst fha address published in the Directory, he
cannot found end that the ~ IN charge there do
DOT give the Information when applied 10. and thai 10 Is
pot furnished when lottcr through the post reaches the
a. lee requesting 10 Yr the purpose ~ paying him the
Inct. j. would br In-quitable Ia hold that forfeiture
e-urr 10y AEON " is uOn-payncnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
CPIAfINAI NOTES

Ia The United States Circuit Court YESTERDAY, IN
o. Lou. Iaco,y julius Mail who pleaded gmiiy
y ~ stamps boxes containing cigars 'Se
BRde suspended and allow the prisoners 70 20
tier u appeared JacOOy
G moi know that the stamps were fraudulent
10 the Court % General Sessions Yesterday before
Eerir Hacsett Thomas Barton pleaded guilty OF Dur
\ The degree aud sentenced 10 the state Prison lor
koyears Joseph soro pleaded galty OF robbery ana re-
esvd sentence ~ IN The state Prison 1eoig
wilson pleaded guilty Of burglary, ana Was sent 70 te -i.e
ffaon ioI years Henry ChaDasse fOr ti9 Sle 1ntss
Va Prison for three years Henry = Neh
NI II burglary state Prison Tor Ten yea ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
HIGH CHARGES OF EXPRESS COMPANIES

To NE EntTUT " IHo IT '" ~
SIR The more we consider the effect OF the
late changes of the postal laws the more unjust ana III
famous they seem be able, after reading them our
selves TO send papers and magazines To friends VINO
were unable to subscribe for thom, was not only
privilege but IL blessing. We are now almost Pl''o
ticaly denied that privilege The time was ic"
vors aeo when small package could be sent by express
r ue sum vi 10 Cenl, aid the cOni.ios were even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13

cannot send photograph n Of pins by
press FOR less than % cents, consequently the people
ayaed themselves OF the cheaper way OF sending through
the mail
eroaf or appears the people to BIO deprived OF
that privilege and arc 10 be taxed for the benefit OF the
express companies, which have already grown enor
mosy rich IL seems strange that any possessing
sufficient character 10 no considered suitable person To
send TO Congress should lend himself to such purpose
The true object OF legislation Is TO benefit AMI protect
the whole people, and not for the purpose OF enrcLnS
individuals corporations. d.
ScLfnGcLliu. Anil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13

The money market was well supplied with loanable
funds and borrowers on call obtained their require
ments at 45 per cent until shortly before theclose
when as high as 607 per cent was paid. The market
closed with an increased supply at the former rate
Prime mercantile paper quoted at 5l2 to per
cent.
The following is the Clearing house statement:
Curry exchanges Gold exchnges 50 $40 %
currency balances 3O67, Gold BALANCES lOo0,o7O
Government bonds were firmly held and prices
were maintained at about Saturdays closing figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13

Railroad bonds were firm, and pretty large buSl-
ness was transacted at both Boards the Union
Pacific issues AZ usual. leading in point OF activity
c. C. and l. c. Frsts declined to 50i4 and recovered
TO 5Os,. Toledo and Wabash Firsts fell of to s2l2
The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
COURT OF APPEALS.

AIBANY. y. T., April 12.-fn the Court OF Appeals
xaAy. April IL I975Ko l45 Shepherd r. Knapp rseiy
respondent SAT Walter Roche, appellant argued N sr
Hts III counsel for appellant and by John u De'on ~"
fesIsndenL "
No Andrew j. Briggs and other appellants agS ms
neNlOrk Central Hudson River Railroad COMPANY 70
,naensOn motion of a. ianiDg cf connsei io' ne To
TSuashs appeal dismissed with costs - go. ,,.,.ry
~ Edwin Appleby appellant ag The EI1e Nonp ,
- Bank. Argued Dy W. H. OuheJ vi S'"
,f a.alia male aud Court adjourned Tuesday, April
~. loo ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

COLUMBUS CHICAGO AND INDIANA CENT eaI BOND.
HOLDERS who favor the enforcement of ie liability
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Compa ", are re. .
0uested TO meet at the offee of Hasser - Co, No.
Wall-st, Oh Tuesday, 18th. at II o'clOc-p-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
ocks at the close Of tho Exchange

The London markets were quiet and barely steady
for both Consos and American securities Tie rate
of discount for three months bills in the open mar
ket was 81 per cent and the Beak of England aimed
f22, 900 bullion on balance. Foreign Exch ango
was firmer rates having been advanced to 4S6l2 for
long and Si9Ols for demand sterling. The busin ess
which was very moderate, at slight CONCESSIONS.
The gold market ruled quiet and firm throughout the
day, the sales having been alternately at 1151.S
1853, closing ut the latter quotation. On gold o@us
the rates said to have balances carried 2f
B. q l. and 12 per cent to flat. The Assistant Treas
urer paid out $4,000 in coin interest and $42sOO
in called bonds The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank covered Gold cleared S2S, $40, 900; :
gold balances 1852 .377 currency balances, l,O9l,-
100 The anntAtions for gold wore as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13

Cleve I'D Pitts Cd
4O.....Dc. 92Ts
200. 81 a
Northwestern
100 ....be. Asa
North W stern Pf
100 ....bc. 5s4
" J Central
lOO........1l3
" Nc ll2L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
FIRST BoAnD-1O12 O'CLOCK A. NJ.


Sales Of state B0nds-Raiiroad L}otds-Brnk and Rail
road SItarcs-ErDreSS Stocks, fc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13

DECTsIONs-APRIr II.
SSSTea.s Court .aE,LcTs- ~ Judge LAwrence'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 10ll O'CLOCK
AND liz O'CLOCK A. NJ.
$40 Coupon, 1852 10 5 Gs Currency
400 ...... -. ISL 90 "a
81, 1910, Registered
lU,UVU..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
CITY bank ,lares gold as follows:

The Bank Statement compares l0lows VIZ
fnr1nnr refnrns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
CATTNDAPs-TqIs DAY.

StPRR,iE OUgr-CHAMaECs-BAasErr J.
i30 pearsail not. Caly. 197.. Eowl.a att Garth &C.
lUJ Ii thr matter O Foster POS. Sheriff. &c. New
YORK a.. T. Co
10 -Hclfcnstcn Fer Call. 2l1 up AID including
ls3 Murphy. &c.agt Keyes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
4 and q Teiegra
Western Union
Pacific Mail
Adams Express
Ohm mo

4hIH'IIIo Ia n 10
2UO....sj. IU2
Sb.....br. lO2
v Y Cent and Hud
lUl.....bc. lOl =
81 ..... .lO2ls
Lake Shore
lOO.....bc. 1t5l
Panama
-. bee. l20ll
l25........l2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13

The days business at the u. 5. Sub-Treasury COM
prised:
Gold receipta s974O57 81 Curry payments f972992 92
Gid naynents ~ 98 80 Curry balance. AZ, 1896 l2J 90
Gold balance 1851 1877 80 Customs 100000 %
Curry receipts. 979,6+o 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
THE MARKETS.
carefully reported for The rasesEl
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS
4 D

following complese list Of exports sippd in vessels
which cleared to dag for foreign ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
~
Rock IslauG

Ob'fs sDf. y
Newt Jersey r Il
100. be. 100
Han and st Joseph
100. bcb30. 255
IOn OS1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
SECOND BoARD-1 O'CLOCK p. ".

Sales of state B)nds-RIlrOad B0hds-BDlk and Rail
r0ad ShdIr3-Erpress Siocks DC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13

GENERAL sEssossH AcKETT robin Leonard tepnn
nedl Fisher felOnOus assault anu battery
%nrn,by robbery: Peter Barg Henry Zschwitz, Mlchai
Hyfe LANES smith, Richard Grant John WilanA erih sI
ceny; Dunbar Matilda sweet ui'oiuoiJ """'' '~f
Carpenter, cruelty TO animals. ,,-
COURT OF APPsALs-ALBANY ~ Y APrl IzIhe ,
is day calendar for TUESDAY, ApfD' TO- io'' - '
Inl 1871 100. 1873, l3J, a. ZOE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-11

RoLLKR skating is revived, and striped
stockings have gone up fifty cents
pair. Several young surgeons have
resurreeted their diplomas. and the man
who makes u joke about cork leg
may be looked upon as blasph0mous
wretch,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-11
coMErm A nLEssiSG DOWN.

keHea . y. - s-.@-s"~-
Not tn the man of dollars.
Not 10 the man VI dseds.
Not 60 the man of cunning.
Not N the man of erceds.
Not to him whose passion
Il for the worid's rvnowa,
Not In form cf fashion.
C.snsth blsssiSg down.
Not unite lands expansion.
Not to the mi-er. ens-i.
Not W ihs prineeiy nan.ion.
Not ts the blszonsd Greet.
Not to the soriii w0fliiin.f
Not % the kna,ish ciown,
Not To III. naughty tyrant.
CoIn~th Q bl--.ing down.
Not 10 the folly blinded.
Not to ths sfss,,ed In shame.
Not 10 the esrnal-minded.
Not 10 unholy n.ms.
Nj In nsgl.et of duty,
Not In tbs monArchs crowu.
Not In tho sniie of beauty.
CJIneth blessing down.
hut to the one who's. spif.t
s..k- for the great aud gooi.
into tue ~hoss store hOus~,
Yielded tie hungry food:
Unto the ose wh, iabor-,
F.srle.s of foe or iro~n.
into IN. pure kind-hs Aftsi.
coms,h bie-.ins dS~n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-11
MUFF LOST

VEsreRDAY A LADY PASSENGER IN
i oue OF the Virginia and Cola nm onni.
buses Inadvertently left her Muf lying upen
the sest when she got out. Whoever viii lsaye
street, Gold Hill. will be ilbeiilly rewarded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-11

Tmk newspapers are speaking OF Mrs.
I.owrsy. the revivalist. as ''the convert.
.i actress" This Is rather dubious
compliment to n worthy profession.
Next thing we shall hear people talk.
ing Of "Mr. So.and.So, tho reformed
reporter"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-11

YEs, women are unreasonable. and
you may have remarked that when one
Of them sits down in a new silk dress
ON chair where neiehbor's child has
carelessly deposited two cents worth OF
taify. she will 20 on about IL just as bad
ns IL il were two dollars worth.