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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11
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Nhis morning The Miller habsas corpus
csss w. sallsd IN the Twelfth District
Court. Sandeson, attorpsy Of The 2.
B. CSntpsry. read . return 70 ths WHIT.
Frask 8. Doty, I'M Of the 'Psrsoas dss-
ignatsd In The wit u holding The d.
fainter IN dursss, made answer that he
bad not and never had Miller in his cas-
tody. ,ssndsrson read biz own Response
70 the same effect. Dist Attorney BY
an wished 10 place Dolly on The witness
stand 10 tell Of Milisr's Whereabouts.
Sandsrson challenged his right. and an
argument snsusd on the point during
which Ryan stated that he wanted q
fun and most thorough investigation,
and . searching examination Of Wit.
nsssss protesting his ability TO prove
that Miller was indirectly held In duress
ss'a prisoner BY the managers Of The
Central Pacific Railroad Company.
After considerable arguments and citation
Of authorities. the court decided that II
tho body Of Miller was not produced no
further proceedings could be had unless
attachment was issued. The District
Attorney intimated his determination TO
have q new writ issued. The court
dismisssd the w Information goes
to confirm the report that Miller took
his departure on Monday, the I'd inst.
There is little doubt that hs sailed In tho
China steamer. as then stated. On the
sist ult.. the railroad authorities made
q Anal settlement with tho criminal. and
u IL understood they dealt generously
With him. and allowed him TO retain q
sum TO protect him from
want the remainder OF his days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

4 s-urrocArIss oovsH,-i . letter to Nrs.
caarlotis Isle, Of chicago, . lady well known
ssedbss me cure OF . dangerous cough. aseom.
PANIED 81 bleeding q the lungs. TO Eaie,e
Honey Of ~IJorchound and Tar. my cough"
nc ssyp, "thrssiensd To- suf0cate me
but lie Honey OF Horshoupd and Tar has
removed every traee Of IT,, The better vss 70
the disuosal Of Q. n. Cfittsnton. Z sixth ave.
nus. Pixies Toothache Drops eus In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

Its track 10 sfsrKEL Rails. and % ithss bs.s
male The fastest tius hat has even besq made =
TIKI country. ~ this rvuts ps.ssnss.s fes 800
-, q Ss,saso have ess'es q the Sn'vf ms
~ The PiisbsuL ysn wyns snd cassss .sd
daily, via Psless gssss Ger tS.ssss y
ss%sss s;. iss .iil fsasss fssss csr,
% Bsftimors and wsshisrss.
~ the I4hs shers and Michigan sssthstr n.ilvsy
and ceansetians (Nsv Yort Csntni ant kns
s: :ll;s:, S;...s 8. nj: ! :., s:''i i:i.si.:S
ny y. nlehlsss o.a.rl oryea fyss.: Or.
I Western and kite ald Nsv tcst Csssrsl ~
.. prssins isses s.S sssIiss IG.Isn ..sf
Ester. o. ss. You day.
sy Baitinor. end 0ais kAilrosd-rvs thpsgh
s s:s:,s s; .s... s1as si'..ss Wa x::sl. GO: -
bAtimsrs. Without change.
This Is the shortest, es.s ssa ssly llss nk.is1
psiinsn's sslsss..sd rsiiSs s.'fl.sE 10 Ill., e
81 Omaha and ifgm he Wsa, va orsnd ya.et,ss.
HsrhsI, Cedar ksptis. Clinton. Sterling add pix'
on. fr Chicago and The last.
This popular routs 10 unsufyeaasd ~ npeedf
Coniot ssd ssstty, me smooth. veil bsiisstst
and psrfecs tssrk q stssi rails, the celsef.ted rul.
man Palscs sleeping. Oar. ths Rsfi.ss 1911
sS,s %s o. ~ sss. .ami1sSss smnssmsns 70" Iussiss
ihfousn esT 70 cSicsss tfem q! ps!.ts Mss@ 4
cure 10 passenssrs all ths comforts % Icasfn -
way rr.vsine. No changes OF CO" sss y ~
Passenger VII and lieksts via this fsvo1tt seuts
s,ihs d:ne,si 1stst 0asss q ,ss Csss:l y. I'll &
Il is: Ts i ~ Once: si's;V nm h sT S:sisi li.''''a'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

.h.r details. The shadows o. the night
had cfsrt far bot upon the lake sfe our
ured isst erosssd he thrsshold Of Em.
enld Bay house. and re gladly rested
for The night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

I1syysex's EATrxa srAsp.-Ths bes, plses
IN vinisia oaty 10 get . good rqusrs meals
II Thomas ilearou's HAtine Stand. n the ~.
A, and uighs. Private rooms for ladies'. An
~ ,ubs.anttl iuxurfes al the market 10 be
found II He6rou's. lie respectfully Invites bis
0od HnI friends 10 call and Zee him. Jp'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

MANAGES IrroarsD OIL Is q simple rene
dy but poverfsi 10 DO good: cures ri.cuma.
tisn apS ueunigia and kills all palm instantly.
NJ perfretiy aafs and harmless. Price. e1csnts,
ma vorthi It, weight in. gold. We Challenge
he world 10 produce .isr rqual. Ag.nts-
Crane q Brshsm. Whnlesaie DTggi,!s; Ban
Francisco, California. For sais By all Drug
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

wnrs you ere depressed By tho Esunt, sick.
n Scslisg Of 9 dIsordersd system, which needs
70 BE- ciesused aad stimulated Into healthy &C.
, Sssa .lsi |; ,S ss, e.. e. = ~ s.. &c SssT ,or * . ssi fns ss'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

observation-disclosures By the Medical pro
fep,oa, Dr.. VIM. Halfp Balsam for the Lung
sSrssS ..sss: gs,d. md eessu%pt,Sa, md "
ley's Toothaehe Anodyns cures In one MIN
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Ash EsT os

And other are.proof and lon-eon.
coating for stcan boilers, pipes,
&C., ret discovered. Il has the
highest endersenents for durahil.
~, lightness, elasticity, ease o. ~.
lication and al desiFable qualities.
lt has been adopted b. the several
departments Of Government Of the
uHited States, and ID In general use
In the Atlantic States. IL elects .
SAVING OF rrom - a
40 TO 80 PEA oEnr' IN suEt.
Lasts - Lslg - the iren On which
i !, applied, and Is reasonable :.
NOfE-fhls fslting saves II per
cent. moro fnel than hair felting.
"H HHH H .
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This MoPntag.
PACIFIC STOCK ExcnAsss.

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iI,s o,Ilr. Is. 20, 90 bs. ssx. 9S. ssss
isso Mexican, "a. asx. ssS
$50 tssuli 4 curry. 7tk. sts. y.
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tiN h3D. az Is
81 Savage. Ia. its. it7S. itl. lao
lie ci.elizr rsiosi. 10. iut. lus, wv, iiV
.ns Hale q Norcrs.s. -. CAV ~
cor Crown ioin,, SoS. ssS, 81 b,o. -. u
30 UoLi min Quartz. ~
$50 Confidence. 1S
% Justice. To-. rs
ais Bslchsr. -, ~. ~. 1s's.D
s5 yellow Jacket, 100, ~. ". ~. S
isD Consolidated virginia. $50. ssf. ~. ID.
.ss csliis,sIs z. &C 10. cs. cav rs. ss,.. 81
isas Imperial. u. lsS. lax h'o. ian. iax
ss xisSs. zss. Ss. -. s4S' stx.M
ito ksnisek. N, I'm. TN
SO slsrrs Nsv-da. iSx. isS. isS, ID ID p ~
10 10, itcleher. %, "
tss Bullioa. "a, s.. -, Nk
~ calcdonis. 70, ~
i35 Ovsrnsn. -. "a, itS
iH6 Lady nsyan, 7k.0s
80 unlos C'n., ~. isk, iok
- Julia. ~
ss baltimore con,s
IsD Utah. ttt
90 knlckerheker. 81
rs silver iiin, ioS, 10
iey Globs, Tsc
SAN FRANCISCO Stock soAlp.
peo Optlr, o.. sss. ON. " bSo, ON
SIS Mexican. IN a.
10 ,souhi aud Curry, etA, IN
10 B.st q brlehsr. a. uS. Hk na
n0 kentuek. lIk tt tHa
10 Crown Point, ssk. -.
n Beleher. 10 r.
iSl siera Nsvada. 10 |a
5o5 Imperial. n. t7S bio
io California. 81. az. sIk
40 LADY nryan.ss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

2 hmrD. MISUNDERSTANDING hsw. Ths
New York Life issafaaee Company now In
.srs miner. Apply = os,sfal AEsney onss
koons Z and >, hAfJe's baildlnR, VrKinia,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11
rnE NEW

We learn from J. d. Bethel that the
names Of 1905 persons arc contained
10 his New Directory Of Storey. Lyon,
Ormsby and wshoe Counties. Tho
number in tho different towns In as fol-
lows; Virginia. CLOS; Gold Hill. D.
GOO; Carson. l.ls5; Silver City. COZ;
Rono. 495; Dayton, $50; Empire, 2A3;
sutro. 153; Franktown. 1888; washoe
City. &C; and Steamboat Springs. 30.
Bethel says be does not think there are
over thirty mistakes In tho book In re-
gard to the names, residences and occu-
pations Of the whole 1906. He OF.
planned how some OF these occurred, and
one which we cite viii do for an illus
tration OF the difficulty Of such an un.
dertaking. II o man lives near the
Chollar. Potosi mine and works In the
Crown Point, or vice versa, II 10 easy to
see that the M employed In Canvass
ing for names may. II no takes 70 alb
bruviating or putting down tho In
itials Of the lanes OF the mines.
get the two corfounded, no that
pi.u, nv, M. Cro~n Pain. mioht
... S..n !, ~. Si,o.,o,, n. moi oniv
S.ss;,c n ,hs Choiisr I'm, iivins mai
Th. -o,l ~ coiiscino 4,
~ s..s..,,. ,onr.s-J.Gh
Ns..,I,,s az i.so,w..
me uiueyo "
uon oo.Assu
Ane Puon ny In ~. .s...s ~.
direc.oly .pP. ouy
An seeiosns ~ W
oveiy'nlns M so.,--is.Is
came s,'n'n one o. suoy..
The puohshing houses IN oan
are infested y ta's, Ana Nv oiue, W
protect manuscripts, esc.' iiom 'neir usT-
relations, u 10 necessary 10 have every
thing Of b kind put away In BOXES.
Bethel had. Just after q vast deal Of Ia
Dor. succeeded In getting the greater
portion Of tho names arranged. and
pasted In their proper order ON large
sheets Of brown paper. These he packed
iist Of names, for which he was waiting.
from his assistant. who had not finished
.eansasslns oo'a $500
ms eoPy .osr 49, 1900 r. h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

Own TIE GnApE. As Nose Waller
was driving along tho American Flat
grade towards Carson this morning. his
horse took fright at some goats and ran
OF the grade. near the Original Gold
Hill hoisting works, and made . wreck
Of the buggy. Nose aud his animal
fortunately escaped unhurt. He pro-
cured another buggy al the Eclipse Liv-
cry Stable and proceeded on his journey.
No JrnnplcnoS.--Ths cascs Of jim
Chatham and Mike Murphy. arrested
for beating Wilson al shaft No. I OF the
Sutro tunnel, were up for examinations
in the Police Court OF Virginia ysster.
day. The Judge decided that ~ the
assaults we're committed In Lyon coun-
", they wero not under his Jurisdiction.
aud the cases were dismissed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

IlsiERS-g. 8. savy Department.
o. 8. frcasuHy department. u.B.
Capitol. y. 8. Light louse Engi.
necrS. Bessener Steel works. froyi
NJ Y. Baltimore 3 Ohio Railroad
Company. american StcamshiD
ci siSis{t III 'tsss;lss-r.l.s. Hotel.
San Francisco. Kinball nanufAc.
t n,s's: GS. .!.ss.:,, e: ' is,.;a:ss.
6an Braueisce. u. b. Mint, San
Hrancisco. Pioneer Ylour Mills,
BaePanento. 0yernan Heating
wsrks, Geld NIL, aRA . host OF
Others, - nay be seen By sending
for Circular. esf -,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11
sreCE 1EP0aT.
IAss Evening.

l~RkrOkrkD uAhhh wi
IAnne kveotm8s
vu,xetsco srocK paARp.
Z.
30 Meadow .nhsy.sa .oA~
lis Raymond ~. nt.~o~
SIS Eureka Cos, VI ,W
ssj jackson, MI
$50 Phssix, ik.s
lilo Leopard. "
so American ftAg.1
TO Bslnens sf,M
lO Rye Itteh.
en- Jefferson. sA,N u
"a Giia.
. kCon-.a
1s5 GensvA.1
~ Mansfield, SIAe.m
30 Golden Chariot. iN.Lt
oD MAhogany, toc
o,s sonth Charist. &c
loij Freshman. N, ~
iD psnper. sc
s,s soaih Mountain. !, Soc
80 Chsiissgs. NIX
80 Dayton, es,s
rs Rock ISLANDS,
io Piciou, Soc
IS New York;
ia woodville. IN. ~
$50 Occidental, ~
so senator, SC
100 mil sheridan, ~. IN
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
noMEsTJO nIWs.

psnAl 70 = ssasi sss AsaxI uvs
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TIE rravsssr nay crsss

The mountains q thousand times, fol-
lowing the beaten trails and roads. and
never receive any correct idea whatever
Of the great breadth and extent Of the
Stern. In order to graft on the mind n
correct conception Of their magnitude,
he must stand as We did. above the
great. broken uphesval. and measure
with his own eyes. their vast width and
seemingly illimitabls extont. sinking. as
Il we're, from sight, on either hand. The
Alps Of Switzerland. and tho Pyrenses
Of Spain. may DO beautiful. yes. grand,
but not mor 20 than the mountains OF
our own beloved America. How won-
dsrful and great seemed the power Of
the Creator. a. We gaxed on the scene,
| and oh, how ininitesimally ANAL and
Insignificant. man. the "Lord Of Crea-
ton. "and yet as we saith this homo Of the
Iber, the Eagle and the Grizzly Bear,
| sharp and shrill FROM below. sounded
the shrek Of the steam whistle, remind.
ing us Of the combinations OF capital
and genius that hal bored through the
frantic walls, climbed 10 the very sum.
nit and bound these same mountains
xith bsnds Of iron. that was now. with
ruthless hand. stripping them Of their
pride and glory. and fain would drain
The great pearly fountain OF ia waters
md pour them out on the burning plains
below. May God forbid! woodman.
spare us nj least . few OF tho grand old
n,n.,rhs of The agos ON the borders oil
he beautiful lake. and may lis sweet,
pure watsn continue TO wash its rock
hound shores forever moro. Taking .
nav route. the decent from the summit
vss as grand almost a. the seenery
,bovs, and everywhere along a path
uay, sven 10 the very edge OF the NOV
irifia, the crsvioes and bits OF soil b.
tween the rocks we're covered with the
sweetest Of flowers. in full bloom. rich
mountain grasses and green shruboery.
But We have not time nor space Tor iur-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

tD-one ofthe am 10 constantly ~ the Ksst.
under whoss supervision and care ai goods arc
manufactured for their trade, taking sdvantags
IN the nuctustiou Of the martetsnd purchssing
Raw Material. which enables them 10 ben
Pseilc Ooast. Thoaa In need Of Clothing will
eoaSnit their own interests and money by max
Ing thelr purchases ct
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14

at his trial.
In the San Francisco Municipal Court
yesterday morning Newton Morgan. the
poll-tax forger, VAS sentenced to Is years
imprisonment in the penitentiary two
years for felony, three for charges of for
gerry on which he was convicted, and ten
years for cases of forgery to which he
pleaded guilty. from when there can be
no appeal.
mon High Council to-day e1communi-
Gated c. G. Webb and wife, parents of
Ann Eliza Young, for apostacy. from the
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter
Day Saints.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14

| ILOm tuc OcpOIs u luc SupcIIultuu
ent of Public instruction We learn tina
during the past two years tho Permanent
School Fund has been increased from
$1Oi, 600 to S25O,OOO. From the Gen
eral School Fund there has been distri
buted among the couaties. during the
past year, nearly $4,000 more was dis.
tributed in 1872. More than $50, OOO
has been expended in the erection and
enlargement of school-houses. Thirteen
new districts have been formed, and
thirty nine additional teachers employed.
The number of graded schools has been
increased. The school population is
larger by over 1900 children. The re-
ported proportion of the number of
children enrolled as attendants at school
to the number enumerated by Census
Narshals has been increased from sew
enty-seven to eighty-four per cent. The
average amount of tuition furnished, al
ways larger than in most other States,
has been maintained, and its average
quality. believed to be always equal to
that of other States, has been materially
improved. The Superintendent says We
retain our position in the front rank of
States in respect to the average duration
of schools, the amount expended for the
education of each child. the average sa-
larry Of teachers, and the proportion of
teachers to the school population; and
that We now step forward into line with
Massachusetts,. Connecticut and other
leading States of the Union in respect
to percentage of attendance, which is
to the compulsory education
law. The law has not been enforced in
any instance, yet the effect of the statute
has been most salutary. In proof of
this it is shown by the Superintendent
that of the 6,3O5 children, between six
and eighteen years of age, returned by
our school census for the past year, ), $50
are reported as enrolled in schools, pub
lie or private-leaving 923 non-attend-
ants, against IA of such reported two
years ago. The Superintendent thinks
The State University, as at present loca-
ted, will not prove success, and suG-
sests that the funds for its maintenance |
be taken from the General Fund instead |
IF the School Fund of the State. The |
The subjoined table shows the amount |
distributed from the General School |
Fund among the several counties during
he year 1874, and the number of school !
between six and eighteen years
If age, for whose benefit apportioned:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14

The New York Sun is rather hard on
our West-sids Senators and statesmen.
1t nicknames Senator Sargent, makes
fun Of Senator Jones, shows no respect
for Senator Sharon, thinks California is
not redundant in poaulation. is afraid
our new bonanza is going to give out,
and affects to believe that our people are
are not in full dress unless We have
bucklsd to Us horse pistol, bowie knife
and dsrinaer.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14
of age. for whose benefit apportioned:

Average salary Of County Superin-
tendents, $5O7; average monthly wages
paid to teachers, 800 sc; average num-
Der of months of all schools in the State,
seven months and eleven days; average
rate Of county school tax, % per cent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-14
THE NEWS

1t is thought an extra session of the
Senate will be called.
Both Ramsey and Davis have with
drawn their names as candidates for
United States Senator in Minnesota.
Both Colorado and New Mexico have
. prospect of being admitted as States.
A man has been arrested in Arizona
charged with being the Kansas murderer
Bender.
The election of C. W. Jones Senator
from Florida it appears was the result of
a compromise between the Democrats
and Republicans. The final vote stood:
Jones 40. Bisbss (RadicaD %; the rest
scattering.
The coinage OF silver under the Act
which promises resumption Of specie
payments in 1879 has already actively
commenced Last month the Philadel-
phia Mint turned out 722, 600 half dol
laas. 800 quarters and so, 800 dimes. in
all, 1 ,272, 900 coins. not to mention &C.,
900 pewter fve-cent pieces and l, 180, 900
minute bits of copper. called cents. No
date has yet been fixed for the redemp-
ton of fractional currency.
Phoebe, New, Feb. 13.-J. E. Curran,
alias Patsy Marley No. 2. convicted Of
stage robbery and Sentenced to the
State Prison for aaven and One-haK |
years, made his escape from Jail yester-
day evening. Up to tho present time
nothing has been heard of him. He left |
} note to Judge Rivers. declaring that |
Ryan who vas arrested with him and
nov on trial for the same offense. had !
nothing to do with the robbery, and 10 '
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

pr,,;c ,a,poti,n which has burst from without upon
the Ohio Democrats has caused then TOO 70 10 ess Doa
in a., coating niaton and Cen Cary to-day js ~ much
dslikeib by the mass OF
There few minor elements which teaa to confuse
Caynhogs County. leading Demoora's claim tan. tney
ditatos. The Granger element the Democrats claim
The Labor Reform movement, 1t is asserted WORKING
very subty for imitation in quarters and among % men
where it would be hard to get definition OF the word
"mnaton." Tie hard times ciciuent, which includes M
the Dcnocas II is also very clear that IL Is the anti
Temperance element rather than the Itmpenee ele
II s wonderf to SEQ how completely tie Administration
absent. such some OF the forces OF more
OF less potency that opposing one another III THIS con-
test fred,oons Of the relative effect OF them In close
State difficult 90 make ON the way mere ncIos mer
once known throughout thc Union. whip two weeks ago
rotnrned from visit 10 ihe che's o IN ms rs IN and and
said he had doubt Of the Democratic defeat ana M
that the cause Was ps Inc an %,rT the school
question. Seeking "ut leading Democrat VINO mas nov,
active interest in lie campaign. but WHO IS ~ nc coa m d
cation with The leaders OF the party icuna s LIE % h,
pcopis much more hopeful now The school question
was acing. he said. and imitation OF the moiera,e sld
effect ON the other hand, ils Republican csiers eh
press the belief that the school question VIII p.ig .en
iany votes In the districts: ana by thlS cOipne'
with modorating OF hardmOney ZEAL hey hope 10 save
the STATE by small majority. No one on eTr Fl c," s,ae
sons one sees neither side that subtle, meciouS m
defnabt confidence Which IL sometimes pe'tr cilueiio
OF success than STATISTICS
BY the time this letter aches NeVYork every person
will know successful has been the efor OF the ONO
Democrats 10 induce their brethren in PennsylvHnia 10
come up shoulder shocder With them on the imitation
question The Ohio men were putting il TO Their
brethren across the border in this wise "f ycu make
hard money platform, trim ON tho subject to any
extent il will he direct slap in face, and will ininre
us moro anything which has been Gone In the can
vss. If. however, you JOIN with us it NH carry ono
ike food, snoh the character oi some oil our forces
here now"
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

Plymouth, " H.. Let,er 10 The BoStOn Adrertis,r.
Several years ago arrived at a country hos
telry stuated In tie neghbOriny town Of Runncy stay
ing week two asked my bill when the time OF my
at end.
"weil, what do you think 1t is worhr said my laud-
lord
"Oh. don't know; you keep the hotel-what is tho
chargep
"Well--come. let's chalk"
so the bellows was taken its nail and as was then
frequently the custom, each party chalked what hc
thought IL worth. Looking al the figures, 1nally TIE
landlord ssd:
"Wel about 20 cents for meals AMI cents for lodg
Ing"
ssme town, stopped al the house Of friend and meet
ing my "ehalging' landlord OF tho year previous, he
said:
"Idid a wrong thing by you lat year charged You
900 much YOa 20 cents meal amt nBvl but then
times 20 co. fOi meals. and 30 Is 40. ti.nSs 81
o. 90 q week; and that III awful slm.-
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

nell and Curtis was quito marked. The former ~
tributcd Republican defeat last Fall TO hard umea
while the LATTER charged IL dsrust Of oertain kopnb-
can tendencies and mem" and Impressed 1t upon the
Convention that s duty today TO recognize ths
merry in the pride their strength Republicans had
nothing hut insults for the Liberals but now the owe
branch" Is extended and fatted calr, Il pro
vdcd in the hope ofthcr return This Is the c
before fall Tie platform OF the party cowardy ia
its treatment Of Gov. Tdcn and s references 70 tno
rrpa reforms has undertaken. The nominations arc
remarkably weak Fred. beward s gentleman who' aS
member OF last Assembly gave ialteriDg but fnoci
I'VE adhc every movement Of nis party against o
(oyernor Gen. Merritt selected for TREASURER, on
the assumed ground that the Liberals cared 80 ncn ior
him little, comparatively ior REFORM, thas 'nc'
would abandon Gov. Tiidcn for MIN