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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-01
SATURDAY. the 22d day of MAY,
A. ID. 1875.
Certificate of Partnership.

Vcftilscatc Oi FaFiGlerSlllp }.
WE CERTIFY THAT TIE PART
w nership or business transacted in
Douglas City, County Of Trinity, State
Of California, under the firm name OF
MARSHALL & MASON,
is carried on by and is composed of the
undersigned that the principal place OF
business of said Marshall " Mason is
said Douglas City; the full names and
places Of residence of the said Marshall
u Mason, comprising the said firm atOre-
said, is signed thereto.
Dated Douglas City, April 2Sth, 1875.
Douglas City, AMOS II. MARSHALL,
Douglas City, JOHN q. MASON.
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA,
COUNTY OF TRINITY,
On this 2sth day of April, A. D. 1879,
before me, A. II. Earl, Notary Public,
personally appeared Amos H. Marshall,
of Douglas City, and John 9. Mason, OF
Douglaj City, known TO me to be the
persons whose names are subscribed to
the above instrument, and who each of
them acknowledged to me that they each
Of them respectively executed the same.
#--$ A. Il. EARL,
LIS. Notary Public.
~--W
Filed, April Goth, 1873.
JAS. G.. TROTTER, Clerk.
B. f. Finn, Depty.
"a True Copy"
JAS. G. TROTTER, Clcrk.
IS. BY b. f. FILM, Dpty.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-01
Certificate of Partnership.

WE CERTIFY THAT WE consti-
w tutc partnership transacting bust
ness rs Carpenters and Furniture Dealers.
Its principal place of business is Wea-
verviIle, Trinity Co., California. The
firm name is
, 1875-11-26
,5rritag rs. noprm brit 1875.
GtaDt 9iihmpno.

gpIi5eias Geri@t. 5ol9eoe
Satie fomen 9tltern in oielem 8erl9te
sur Bodybuilding: 'r 4aa 70
Mati6a Mrber, farbiG oneetIogt Die
Yauline 8afer NIT Sdldgen 9eorobt Su
baben, ipnrbe 50 eeltraft.
Mllen Me@regor wnroe 50 geitroft,
neil er Elm Naor 9eden i'm sueitcn pp=
liseinatipnsbaule p%crbrGnnte, pabreno
er bort eingelperrt mar. saa
Bud Oaflcs, forbis, onseflogt ben
s.. 6. S'9wper onsesriHcn su boben,
wrroc Der 8rano Surp iiberlpieien.
Sobu apler ipuroe SIS seitrait neil
er ben @m SOlmes geI9la9en.
Gla Sleming, @elesiibertretun9 nit
elmer @rmobnuu9 %entlaIen.
England Sbornton, farbig, @nsriIf
ou{ Caroline Mlontasue, erbielt 5 Gage
Sail.
@illiam Sarris, ansetlast 5 Barrel
Mcbl unter faliaeu @oripieselun9en
ppn &. s. 8urb erbalten su baben. ers
biel 60 Sage Sail.
, 1875-11-26

@efdHsuiB- Gtatiftie. IS
wiro pieIei1t fur man6sn Geler %lnterel-
liant lcin, etlpas Ndberes iiber nnlere
9enitentiarp su bDren uno gu eria9ren.
9SGbreno beg Sabrss ,puroe bieies Sn-.
ltitut leiber lebr piel in Mniprub 9cnom=
men nno es ltelt li6 ieBt Onr1 Den Se=
riAt bss Experimentation, Serr Stro
tier, beraus, baB nod mebrere &aum-
li9teiten fir @efan9ene notb,penoi9
iino. Serr Gtrptber perIab leinen
9ieuit nit Yromptbeit uno srpberS o1
fenntnib. Serlslbc beflrwortet zine
Oefunomie in 8etrefi Der Gommlllions=
gebiihreu, lpelde ben M9enten unoStore-
fesper bes @ef6n9niiies seaablt merosn.
Was ben 8ertauf Der bort fobrlSirten
Waare anbetrifit, 10 5eist Der Ssrldt,
haB ,pGDrenb oes Sabres cine lAone
Summe 8elo ein9snOmmen, ipOourh Die
Soften Der Mnltalt ~bebeAtenb perrlnsert.
IS wurbe bieiss Sabr fir $S649S.4O
Maare 1abllSirt. porl9es Sabr ipnroe
rur fir 4S,7l2..87 98aare ber9eiteat.
IS muroen wabreno hieles Sabres 10
mebr weibli1e @sfanSeue re9lltrlrt ais
i'm periIuileusu Sebre, @ Em ]. Gttebsr
, 1875-11-26

6orrettions=Sa Sc wun
bert uns, oaB feiner unlerer weilen
Stabtratbe, als Die Grooe iiber Die 8erz
,9rbberuns Der Sail i'm Gtootratbe per=
banbelt murbe, eiaen 8ori6las 9ema1t
bat, itott beiien Elm Gorrettionsbaus su
erbauen pa ioldcs eine SrpBe glotbmcns
oiefcit fir u%niersn Staot 1T uno wp=
bur1 biel Gutes s%eltiitst peroen fonnte.
Mon1cr Gsrbreder, Der jung nnb per-
lalien, Dem feline Gltern nihts baben lcr-
nsn ~lalien, wel@er einen 5eblsrif Setban
piirbs onrG cine iol9e Mnitalt pieOer,
ipern er Elm Sanomerf bort lernt, Der
@eicli6aft Suriid9eaebcn nnb, iuie Se-
peiie in anoersn 2anbern pprlie9en,
pielsidt ipdter Die 9rOBte @@tuns bon
leinen NebenmenIhcn genieBen, wGbreno
jebt, penn Elm iunger Mtenih Der alIeine
oaitebt unO ourd ieinen iu9enoliden
2cidtlinn li6 perlciten Idbt, cine feline
Summe BON pielleidt nur$2O Sn iteblen,
fir bas Qon5e 2eben gcdNtst wiro uno
itatt aebeTiert 81 weroen uno a~nltait inn
Die Mtittel on Die Sono Su seben,
our1 Die Grlernung eines Sonopertes
lid lpdter ebrli6 gu erlabren, fdat er
BON Stufe su 9tnie bis uielsiht Der
@algen lein fiimmerli6es 0aiein enbet.
, 1875-11-26
Rt@mpnb pOit Office.
Ypff~ Nrronoement.
Is. OftOhtr 1873.

RHrofide Gur@nra.5 IN eimor tsor;o
Yv""'a1S "Tmeaenrmns".Wffuu 5 q. M.
81. ID. o'<u
Sonr.ca aHlnnft SO. ~. -yoa.
FGsns f.35 81. q. '"'
@oro'iae @ea GrH. gSorif, orso,rerru
men Scnr'ooe. = snfunff t.45 81. SD
pcltidlus 1876 unp 8 20 q. M.
srnli@e goH. 3meir.aI taalia. ecr,.
faas au%sesnemmen. = Mnfunit f2.0O NJ
nm 9lW y; W.- pOffbiub 4 9. I. n
Sorntaaa; gafuaft 1900 81. - poe
faluB 12.45 y. W. V'F
&idhmonh& Tarhine G~fienbohr e.
tt1.- Mnfunft $50 81. W. = Wsaff,tns
1915 81. ~. S'pp'nB
D'nhilc e. Greensboro. Ywtimoy no
n9. Mrtu' it 2-3O urb 9 q. D. 49, Tna
'WluE 4W. N. une f2.45 q. 81.
Garmtinr. IipIia, . nutoos o,s,,,,n.
q en- % - s@%ntunft 2.30 n. 81. : gsaldtns
Sbeiapeafc & Ohio Gifenb aim. sdoIid,
Srnnta9s d1sntnpmmen. Nnfnnf, & 81 GD
- pofItlue $50 q. ID.
sqndtnrs Charlottesville, @tauntpr. s., min
Shlpbet SprinJe urb pefiih non Mbitssri I
epT SprtL9s Mnfunf. 5 6. Oh Slsn.
iflu6 800 q. 81. S'P~
sssf goint nuS etationen an mr. y ~
o. UNI G.@. O. Iaalit, @onrtoos ovsos-
nenmea; Anfanft 1890 Y.M.-J sait.
@leuesiter, ittsr @ef pcint. ,Sarid.-mr
'anIf, ie.3Og. ID. - YohIAlaG IN. m.
1aFsabanuof, liter Jii6 Saul. isoIih
@Hfun1t $50 9. D. ysildlue 81. 81
Sames &iher Compiler. Ir.imor msd,r,
i'a. antnnf, MuptaJs, MItippdls unh
Ste'taes, w. ~. = yefidluh, Ticnaans
ao"asfFass uno Suanatenss. 5000 81,
Canal gafct. Tr,tmol pYdesuin
%an,"n MI M'ttn ODDS, A~rsitaee urt @.nntnos
= ~ geltf9lnB. Mpntase, Mitmodbs
ano 3reitaSs, 4 VI. M.
sport Vun1p &oute- 3weim II tpSd,unid-
q, 1%afnlff, Mif'rcGs unb g onnatenps &
m, M, ., TDlfi9lue. Donnesaass une gnuD
, 1875-11-26

gBir e%ntnchmen Dem Gineinnatier
Spnntassblatte Der v9O!t3jeltun9" Sol
9en0es:
Gin g%ineinnatier SiIbaouer in Som.
Sas israelitll1s Centennial lleos
nunlenr.
gie mir "nnleren 2elern I6pn frii6er
mitgctbeilt buben 1T Die MnIertignng Deg
jiihli6en Centennial Documents, mel.
DIES $4,000 folten lol, @err Ds.GSetiel,
elnem junsen Giucinnotier, Der gesen=
lpdrtis i'll &om weilt iibertrasen woroen.
Serr G5cflel meiBelt 9eJenludrti9 bic
Grippe, Die ct fir oos Wtonumcnt ent=
lUorien bat, aus einem Northumberland
tIot, iuel6er in icoer &i6tung 3ebn SUB
miBt. Scr Blud 1T Der arDBle Ntar=
morblpd Der felt pielen Sabrcn mad Gom
gebra1t ipuroe, uno ple9t se9en lcdsl9=
tauieno Yfuuo. Z,
lleber Die pok inn fir oos 0enfmol
Der ber5ulteaenoe Grippe, Die nSie Ge=
Iisionsfreibeit" OarItelen loa, entuebmen
mir DER in Gom erl9eincnoen Moasn-
lAriit Ser Gosmppolit" Die fnl9enoe
&ritlt" II. !. III.
Wlr fonllen ni@t umbin uniere Serrn
GOae9en in elmer So1e gu beriMti9cn,
oaB ndnli6 9srr Wt. u. Gittlcl nl0t
in Cincinnati lpnocrn iii Gi1mono 3D.,
uno Spar ON alien Mtarft in Der 17tcn
Strupe sebpren unb BON ieinem @roB-
patcr, welber einen &.eioerlaocn bate,
als Mtples Watermm (no6 Dem Namen
leines WroBuaters) bier erSogen wuroe
uno Die GAule belubte. Dor 6 Sabren,
ols er 20 Sabre alt mar, Sog er nit lei=
men @ltern, ,pel4e in &lAmonb 40 Sab
re 9ewobnt, mad Cincinnati bemna9
1T Ell fem Gincinnatier lOnoern Gin &i6-
mpnoer Giinltler. III.
, 1875-11-26

8eltern fam Der San bes YoliSiltsn
Gbislos, wclder onscflast NOR, einafdo
den aus BEN Spring 9treet Some"
gelodt gu baben, por ZEN BoliScisGpm=
milGcndren. Na1 @crbor mebrerer
3sussn, ite1te es li6 berals, bab Serr
Gbielos an Der 9anSen 5a6e unl6uIois
,par uno purbe BON bieler Vintage frei=
9ciprO9en.
Serr 8ladburn, ,pelder als 9Olisiit
i'm speiten 9iltritte fationirt mar, relG
ts seltern Ieine &eli9nation Gin.
, 1875-11-26

5@aben. gs batten li6 geitern
piele Serren am S1eibenl 4ieBen I'M
@dibenparf betbeiligt. Sen eriten
Yreis, cine id0ne Tuboede. erbislt $err
Saudi, melde Serr 81. @enosnours, %
Grlterer ni9t anweleno, fir i'm gelpann,
inbem er fir i'm ben Meiferi9nB mad
tie. Sen s~,peitsn Hreis, einen fetten Sir
fen, 9ewann Serr q. bid, ben oritten
Yreis, cine nidt 81 pera4tenoe Sans,
,uuroan BON ben 9erren George &lein
uno Mm. Guter gemonnen.
, 1875-11-26

Die 9erren glair & Sc Or. 1913.
Mainnrabe, melAe bas 9roBe @alante=
RE uno turSe Waaren en- aros Sel1dft
baben, erbsIten cine 9roBe Mnspabl
Spielseuse, worunter tie selunsenlten
Sa9en, welae fir &inoer ansenebms
Neutrality-suspicious. lein peroen. Sis
9Gnbler in ben Mrtifeln wiiroen gut oar=
an tbun, it'd oos 2aser Der 9errsn an=
auIehen. -.l
, 1875-11-26

Die f%olsenoen Serren lino aIs Sc
lcgaten ermablt, Inn oas 8e9rdnlB oes
Ylcs- Yrdlioenten g8ilion in Walbi;s-
ton bei,uwnbnen: Die Serren Sr
Ofills, Gibter Morton, S. Mmblcr
Smitb, Wm. Srent unD S. Mnoer1on
Saylor. Sic stpei Gebtercn lino 6arbi=
se. Oie Delegation uerlieB 9elternNo9t
Oicle &tabt.
, 1875-11-26

Gs mlrbe Elm Gerbaftsbefebl seeen
Sbpmas s. Wiliteob, friiberer Collector
in Oorfomn berauseenommsn, neil Der.
lelbe 0ffcntlideGelOer pernntrenet Doben
}oIl. Serr Militeao miro nod Hi1=
mono 9ebradt uno e;nem 9eieBll9en
Yrpselje unterporfen meroen.
, 1875-11-26

Sezr Galsmbad, wel9er mebrere
Sabre bas 5preussn Der Jelien i'm
Sames JluB seleitet, piro in Sturgeon
mad Baltimore iiberlieoeln. Serle!be 1T
in Dem Jade iebr erfabren unb elmer Der
9el1idtelten Spren9er.
, 1875-11-26

8eitern :Surben mieoer mebrere 3eu=
gen, oes @ablftreites luesen, per6Drt.
Gin 9ieser Der perb0rt wuroe, muBte,
no6 isinen Nuslasen 81 idliebcn, circa
119 Sabre aIt iein; ou6 nl9t libel.
, 1875-11-26

Gin Sober, iueltbsr ieiuen Winterpor-
Hratb in Sol, uno &oblen ~eintaufen min.
io0tc nidt uelfeb!en, bel 4crr Miuiam
WinniserOoe nm Der Balin Vanf, swis
iaen Der 9ten unoa 10 Str, Dor ,ulprcs
den. Wir baben uns il~bsrseu9t, baB
man am oOisen Blaee cute 8aare fir
cinen bi1i9en EreiS befommen fann.
, 1875-11-26

Ois folsenben Yeripnen baden li6
bancroft erfldrt: @m. SaI Grsm,
6riebensri9ier. Mnbrew Comb. Scnrp
Bolplcr, 8. Walton, Solepb Spaeran
unb Nothaniel S. WillOn.
, 1875-11-26

9ente iperoen 5 @efangene, meIhe li9
IN Der 4enitentiorD befinoen, in Der
Circuit CONT fir elm s%iueites 0ergeben
(ndmli9 SurdbrenHen aug obissm Sll=
ititutel Elm @erl0r beiteben babcn.
, 1875-11-26

Gsitsrn 9ladmittas luurben &anonen
ON 6luI1e ab9eiaoNen, I'm Den &orper
hes p~srmibten Gbriltopber Sort aufSu-
finoen, aber es mar pbne Grfolg.
, 1875-11-26

Sie MitSlieber Der 2e9islatur tperoen
nd1iten Gienita9 cine Sibung abbol'
ten, I'm peri9ieoene 8eamte 81 eripab=
len.
, 1875-11-26

9er @eneral-Yo1tmeiter hot befannt
scma9t baB JiduI. @an Sem in ibrem
Nmte Derbleiben miro. Us ~
, 1875-11-26
a'9muua geasr Alarm-G tlsarapb.
liar nj : 6 a # c n.

alarm 6 a t c n.
Mr. 2 Grts 9 slisei Citation.
w. 3 3weite goIissi etatipn.
r.. A Critic pOriisi Stattpn.
Mo. 5 Sprissnbaus. Bite strage. nah.
@a. 6 uspsf anr sasbsr oouls." errao
z tr"be, aipiidm bsr 9tsn NIB 1Oten.
nc: Z Sprtssnbaus, 1stsp 0ots.. nab
8,anflin. NS
NO- f-2 Nsdstts.
No- 1-3 Gde Der 12hn ant ctr.
No. IA Gde Ter 10isa anb gYrb CTR.
NS. 10 gde Der 1iten NIB gars Ctr.
No. f-6 gde Der glue unb yMoiu CTR
nc. IL Gde nsr 3tsa uno Tusal Ctr.
Mr. II eds ofr 25fen uuc groab O.
r.. 2-3 gds Ger 17tsu ure Morltou or
~o. "a eds hsr 17tsn uno Molbius.sn
Ctr.
W.. 20 @stlrsrlitan gifsn, @srss,
CTR.
N0. 20 Gde Der 5iea unb Main ctr.
NO. 81 @de Der f4tsn aub Wgaiu e n.
N0 So Ode Der 22fsn unit Main CTR
Ao. ga sds FER t3ra uns Gary Ctr.
Ne So { tabsiitss M~Ymsnbaus.
Mc. go Grseesar 81 snzmerfe.
Ne. Al ed' Der 9tsu unb 9eisb Ctr.
No' 4 Sreao Strabe, de SAIL aus.
no. 4-3 @ds 9 ring uns wins Cir.
ne. - Edf 81. ) nss ano Iusal Cir.
No. 4-6 Sn senb us, 25ae Ctr.
No. 81 S~prigsnbaus. 10 str.
No. SO Sac rn Clap uns csilm.r CTR.
, 1875-11-26

p~ glabbin Sel, weldcs gang se=
fabrlos lit. Mrmleudtcr (@banoalile) unO
feline Earlor 2ampen bel q
@eorse &leiu.
SO. 612 uno GA Groa6 Ctr.
, 1875-11-26

@etern lpuroe Die Supreme Court
e%rDtnet ulb mebrere Gipil=Sdle erie
bi9t. 9.4-.l#
, 1875-11-26

1874 maren 1876 @efongene uro am 80.
Septcmbcr 1875 porcn 942. olio cine
8ermebrung BON JAG Yerionen.
Wdbreno bicles Sobres purocn fir
peri6ieocncr 9erseben SO weibe unb 3o7
farbiSe, i'm @onjen 376 @cFansenc i'm
obi9en Snltitute empfansen. @m 30.
@eptember 1875 befanben Ii6 II @e=
Ionaene, welde fir Iebenslan9li6 uno
"a Yerionen pel9e onf cine &eihe pon
Sabren perurtbeilt, i'm @efdn9niiie.
SIN Nnfung oes Sobres lpllrben in ben
oClo 9ominion @ranite Quarry" 271
uno BON Der Malbin9ton Gitp,= Gincin-
noti= uno ct. Souls Giienhobn in Sigh
lanb- County SO @efan9ene belddfti9t.
Der @elunobeitsSuitano Der @efangenen
1T bur6i6nittli9 gut.
, 1875-11-26
Gpueftipnen spn grieffoff.,,.

Son 4allsu an ten spsj beIonceren sRoe,,
|s'@e Gus Stsrufa fen tsfanni fiub, 600 mas
ii'4o .. ~, $50 ufb us 81. vi. @nnn
ta9s-s.30 9. M. unb 7 q. W.
I'm Sstfrtagtn - 60 8. WY. nns.
: "; w. WOn allfa ansesn sfolfen me,ss,,
ete SrIeTs aaf benz &idweg Der 5rsosr anae"
wv. q. Z. 8aa TEN, % 3D..
, 1875-11-26

0 O~~ ~ S~~~~ sS
s. 81. Ysiee mnD So.
So. 110l M.ain Ctr, SIDE pcr II.
crbaltcn nit jcoem Gage usue 5crblt=
,uaaren als:
8arb'se 9amsslbaor-anSasr.
Ghmarse lanse nnb crte.e Gbapla,
Ssit pSlantes" 10-4. l2-4, 1874.
G9walsei unp farti or iet cnrr 2 am met c
Das Wager BON g. Gime,ts. inside III Gil-
stt.a ssnsb'. mre tets SsrslGBe,t
3tMss fur usbrrpds "a su $50 bis SO
per DarD.
0In aGillbs anb enelii9e g. Himsres, poIe
ne Demten unp untsfaeaos fiji. csrrsn. Snatch
unb Wta 9en. .
Iamsa unteseus', Srssy Dsdsn, Ysaper-
Tee, 9 uup @Oltu,eps. SIGsu, Semtfn %ps
lenisGser. Nraeeu etc. etc. I'M T Int
, 1875-11-26
Sbsater Gisarren 0eiadft,
Gde Der TIN uub 8rDao StraB c
inter bsm 6iGmohb Sb,atsr,
ri d. IN 0 b, On.

Die feirlen sinbeimilten une impertirtsn
@i6arren une Gabate bldg sem ~ertanf.
gs'ns Mssrleahm Gfsfen aab Go nsn-
ipigen. lr mmt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

MOUNT VERNoN.-John Lantry, who has been oc-
cupying small frame dwelling Fifthaye near sxthst
belonging to A. IL. DuEcombe, Wednesday night went
home about 10 and began quareling with his wife lie
ruc er Out OF dOps then. kicked tho stOye, thereby
setting the ire resulting IA us iOid dsiucOh
child antrys who crpPc Wa "lth great ullSIity
rescued iron the burning building by o tie neighDOrf.
NEW HoCnEILK1he burglar who IA suspected OF having
Of y. b. COrNln, has been arrested ~
hints Point had rob ed ga" dwellings Of Col H. M
Hoe ana Mr. RearaOn and Of the dcpos the harlem
RIVER and Port Itairoa. He gayo bio name I'd
ward Funke.
EAST CHEsTTR-hcve operations have been begun under
M, OF improvement OF Lat
Chester Greek Strengthening and deepening thc channel
ssmpes of fTOm The old silver mine have been
sent the Oh oTsihlLIBg stock company
To work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03
"REMINISCENCES OF LINCOLN.

ADDRESS BY ]. II. LITTLEFIELD, FORMERLY IN THE
LATE PRESIDENTS LAW OFFICE.
j. II. Littlefeld, formerly a student In the
law Office of Abraham Lincoln in Springfield, ILL.,,
lecture last evening in Gallatin Hail. on FultOn-aye
RroOklyn on Ills personal recolectOns OF the dstin
cished President he introduced the subject OF his lee
lure with brief narrative ~ the events which preceded
the civil war stating that Lincoln seemed man formed
nv nature TO guide nation In those troublesome times
1t was III 1859 that MI Lttlc1ed first went 10 Spring
field TO enter Mr. IAncolns Office The morning after he
arrived friend pointed out to him Mr.. Lincoln. He
was passing along the opposite side Of the street. with
large sOuch hat drawn down to his ears. lie walked
rapdly with long steps, while "ltte Tad" was having
hard work to keep along at his side. AS lawyer, MI
Lincoln was a man who always viewed both sides OF his
cas- and in peadngs searched for truth and justice IL
was not infrequont that people 20 counsel with him.
told that they had no case Nheh he addressed
a court he selected two OF three strong points ana
prouped everything else around them. His fees were
small TIE largest Mr.. IittIeicd had ever known nm
to take was from "a railroad company-SJ UOO-One- haH
OF which gwen 10 his partner. After Mr. Lincoln
elected he OFTEN seen on inc store Stops III
Springfield, telling stories IN his former familiar way.
Eut he seemed saddencd by his responsibilities.
His wife was ambitious His fund OF anecdotes
was ineNhaustble Some gentlemen once urged upon
him that secretary Chase was ambitious and should be
removed Mr.. LncOln's reply story OF boy VINO
was trying whip fly from horse with which lac was
Moving The rather said Let that 'eru fly alone it's
what makes him go" Mr. Lincoln was IA thoughtful
than reading man. HIS faFOTllc Doors were
ehakespeare and the Bible. lie deductive and In
ductivc rather than led by intuition lie was an indie
fat gable anaiyzer Of facts His feelings were aways
subordinate his reason and he never believed any.
thing until he had investigated 1t and satisfied himself oil
ffaf rnfh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN.

ARRIVAL OF CHARLES T. LEwIs-PREsENr CoNDl-
TIoN or THE LEASED LINE INTERESTS
Charles f. Lewis, M. p, Chairman of the
Committee of the Atlantic and Great Western Leased
Line Rental Trust Bondhoders, has arrived in this
country with tie intention of looking after the interests
of the bondhOders. In 1873 the Atlantic ana Great
Western Railroad Company leased for forty years the
Ptole Valley Railroad OF pennsylvania, at an annual
rent Of $4,000 gold the Pennsylvania Petroleum Com
pany at rent Of $500 600; and the shenango and Allie
gheny Railroad at annual rent of $4,000 in gold ana
$4,000 currency. In order 10 acquire tins prop
crty, the Atlantic and Great Western Company
created bonds to the extent OF al,212ooo or
S636OO00 and named them the Leased Line Rental
Trust Bonds Sir John Swinburnc and Henry Waleston
Blake were appointed trustees, and the annual rents
we're to DC paid the leased companies the trustees
The securities of these companies held by the Atlantic
and Great Western Company were to he deposited with
tho trustees tho trust and the payment OF the
interest the bonds. The bonds were marketed IN Eng
land and for time the Of the trust complied
WITH so far interest concerned but the default OF
the Atlantic ard Great Western Company disarranged
the scheme and the Leased Line bondhoders failed 10
get their interest
Sir John Swinburne one OF the trustees was sent To
this country arrange matters and recover the property
Of the bondholders The bondholders Committee took
the matter in Oh rge and communicating with the par
ties engaged in promoting a scheme OF reorganization
OF tho Atlantic and Great Western Company received
proposition to the following elect
l. That the Leased Line BondhOders' Trustees should
receive the net profile arising from tho WORKING OF INC
lines whose securities are held by the trustees up 10 per
cent. -
H. That the Atlantic and Great Western reorganzed
Company should reimburse TO the trustees out OF The new
cantal to be raised the amount appropriated OUT OF the
subscribed 10y bondholders for the formation OF
the trust toward the general purposes OF the Atlantic Com
pany instead Of for the special purposes named III the
prospectus such amount to be used only IN completing
The unfinished works the three lines of railway III
cluded in the trust
Ill The amount due under the guarantee OF the bonds
Of this by the Erie Company OF per cent per an
num- commencing Jan. 1876 20 be applied when re-
ceivcd toward the fun payment OF the overdue coupons
The Committee EXPRESSED the opinion that no change
should take place in the securities The bondhoders
have called upon the trustees Swnburne and Blake TO
resign in order that men whom the bondhoders know
may t,ike tAOIr plAces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03
ENGLISH BAILAD9.

Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson delivered the
seventh Of her Talks English Literature" yesterday
afternoon at the hall Of Decker Brothers, No 80 Union
square. There large attendance OF ladies' and the
subject OF the talk English Ballads and Bong
Writers OF the sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries"
Balads Mrs Richardson said, especially the tera-
ture Of children ehe pitied the child who did not have
them. II they not enjoyed Ia early life, there is
no pleasure charm In them for person OF mature
years. In relation 10 the ballads concerning Robin
Hood Mrs. Richardson said that there is no proof
but that Robin Hood was reality. He
was an outlaw in Of the worldwide stole
from the wealthy clergy aud public officials, but Was
never back ward giving with the greatest bounty u The
poor aud needy. lie hero In the mind OF the
peasant Mrs Richardson related incidents taken FROM
The ballads referred to illustrate these points she
then took up several of the earlier ballad WRITER'S giving
cOpiOus quotations from THEN works. Bishop Percy,
who had found old manuscript OF an early
ballad, seemed to have caught and expressed the
spirit ballads in his revision of the work The man
uscrpt was in many placee ndisnct, and III AS many
other places lines parts OF lines wholly erased
After beginning his work he found that III the study oil
these ballads there something for grown people as
well AS for children.
The ballad Of Sir Patrick Spence and The Nut Brown
Maid" next discussed shakespeare heard the early
ballads sung hs oOpan0ns and nes from some oil
these songs found III his works.