davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
6orses. Carriages, GGrusss, &f.

GREAT SALE Of HORSE BLANKETS, Lap
~ RoDes, Fur and Buffalo Robea-fhe eureka H0Tn
Blanket Company.
tl.r imma anse stock al retail at their wholesale tsG
SLEiGHS, SLEfGHS, SLEiGHS.
~ 6O3 SIC Il all s les aud prices $50 very
arge s0ck 0i Albany ST. seats, loneys, shifting seats. AMI
ca eIs, Portands ~ al styles Trimmed nj nnuintd ~
nOnIlr nrires. MM III. lIiAN. % anh % MnOstnI 81
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

Wha; 0,e 8o,hr. u Hs]aats" hfnk Of Atss Aieoifs
ENII IIrn HlIfSiNG
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

at 4. certain that nobody reads the houors can Know
the truth unless he alao reads TINS
phia North American and Oazetta.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

q. ". Ca nIhIUN o LO1 FuDIbhtIs.
Wha; c,e ao,hers II 'Tsfdats" hink 0 M.ss Aieotfs
FIGHT COUSINS.
Extract frUm Letter
have been charmed your last book, cannot re
t thank you very heari forf, INST meets Tue h
enoiuIig ftan 1ncis upon MY son uihd III ief"
q ing and Onal books.
had usuv laugh over s fasc1nhiine
piges goo moral truth was ~ te same ume
is4sces fast down into the list ntr's soul. .
"sIv bly wants that Eirt COufins perfectly
cndd brt he kss Dr Alec best OF al TIE cofAcira and
hn a. t the SEQUEL OF that Jolly, go gentle
uIau. -, ..-
Ard now dear Iss Alc0it the anxious mother OF an only
Og lc fn. fanK idiy ir Az books, from HOS
pal upward. or have never WI ten ine "
bc 1r'ptd 10 make many DO
pier and surely viii receive your perfect crown
OF Te,oiCDs hrrcatssr"
Price. II 80
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

yNEZ, the novel, is very good novel; but
i the novel INFELICE IL better tby the same sutlorl
a. 4 q ~
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE PER NORTH
RIVER VESSELS AND RAILROADS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Carefully raportsi for The ramUsz.


ASHEs-There Is only retail doing prices
remain same, viz, 5c for Pots and 7c for Pearls
EEsWAX-his market continues quiet but prices remain
r under light supplies sales attery Of 2OO southern
toms are steadily aned aqote o Brush short TeeR
b. 7ssc: Red and Red'tipped. y d 6o7c
& sas 1 psee light sdut for Hard
been gst sssS nne nSgas qnsnag SaS se q2t1 Ps P
- GayeTsirsS Bay. 10 Is ass Fronts croo-Brown
So; Dark sI2ssls Red slSSsi4; Philadelphia, ESQ
CANDLE There changes. business being ot a
7ss iSsIs ounce; q: zoe Patent sperm 5sci
feTPs has Bsen quiet but rm qnote
al 81 I5dsl 2O Foreign continued fair demand
sasis @ q foranS G s se rSERS g at 3 - g ksen
sssS 80 for Coarse and si2Ssl2 ~ Tor Fine Martins
CHIccoRY-Priees rule very nIm at 81. ase gold for
sCGAI%Aphracite has besn du with prices irregular
prices steady Wequote For Liverpool House Camel 81
Is 50GsT Do steam 81; Provincial 81 5Oss5 So currency
o sna sroaop ana - IS & and
50 5as6 30 by the cargo; =, -, . 49,, ,,,,
gnots,iOns saIS DS%nsq sG1s .o
G3PfEDiso was suiet aud unc Ordinary cargoes
I7hdlT9c. Far stialsae Good lyGs4c Prime 10 as
Brazil the past have been 500 sales bags.
nnsre we're no ssa' % s1s e na % renoar m l an arSae
Brazil at al ports ths was sse
The sstal visible supply counting The auaoy lnost
cTl,FbJ Mid Srsl,s ulcroy
nominal The absence of sales.
CDUPERAGE s'rOCK-rhere been a fair demand.
and quotations unchanged Ne quote; Empty Hogs
heais W 25as2 So Hoops. l4 feet Ordinary Prime.
3Oa4Oc do s:a35c; M0lasses shocks. SO inches
with Heads - lOaS2 70 Sugar shocks with Heals. 80
iuches So 50 aciios 81 500 - 20. Box
sooks ac Rum shocks ~ 40 Pipe shooss 90 sOss7.
CORDA0EIhs following arr tne prevailing pf,oos which
show no cnanse Manila %, l4se So; Mania Coriage.
IG9l7e 1srrci Asnila l4c sstl Rope II = Fi2 c Now
Zealand, a9l2 Hemp Iarred. lac; American
Hemp, rarred. lac. Russia holt Rope. lie
CO1rON-rhs quiet and unchanged.
There q reported 100 bales after
Change. statement which ia for what 10 Is worth
Tero to-day and tho posiion
whole devo of ieatures The recops Al The
3l bacs 5O.673 bales tins day last
wrsk 3s.oot bales Ials day yesr The saiss ~
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

Fsrr Maetsit ss2 Bsasaa Thompson F.rso' RaSd.n
* of1 YaRers nssaossS swo appeals Adam. at fves
Appeal dismissed with coss-Mcofsw asI Morgan cA1s
Jndment reversed and granted costs 70 abide
event-Gbson agt Erie Hallway Roderisss agt East h'e'
Appeal dsasssd with costs appeal on,yln tho mat
Order affirmed with costs-Ths Mayor eto. Of New York
Genet This decision srIns that OF the Genera ~,
property In the matter OF the frauds IN
the construction Of the Ninth District enet sp
peaed Court Of Appeals 30 vacas the aachen On
Judgment supreme Court royerset aud order OF inc
City Court Brooklyn setting aside the verdict And
trial affirmed. costs to abide tho event-oioSef asI
In the Court Of Appeas Tuesdav. Dec. Il
No. 4-Murphy agt The Poople-Afgument resumed ana
no Iip-JamcaF Brown respondent agt John Combs ct a.
appeants-Argued by simeon Church 0f counsel for ap
pellants and by W. w. Goodrich for respondents -,
rel. Williams agt Weaver-UpOn motion on
Grenve rremain OF counsel for respondent after hearing
Matthew Hale Of counsel for appeants oriered that ud
the People sgt Dolan reported SO N. Y. So. ,,,.,
No. 12l.-Edward Matthews, respondent. agt Beneics
ooSnse for s appean aad by William B. Judge respond
ents. =.
No ls2-wiam ralon IT,. by his guardian respondent agt
The Central Park North aud East River Railroad Co. appel
and by Edward Is Mccarthy for respondents
l23-Frederfck y Winsted and trustees &C. re-
.pondrnts ag Edward Kipack implsai, &C. appel ant
Argued Samuel Hand of counsel for appellant and by
Trwnsend Wandei for respondents -.
3S-Cayin eNrcut0r, &C. respoblfnts, az.
Rensselaer, Waterman. administrator &C. appellant -rgna
H. of counsel for appellant anu by 5snnei A.
The following il the Court Appeals day calendar for
Wednesday -; Nos. 79 81. o. 10 l2s. III l2S
Capitol the CITY Of Albany commencing on MondaJ
the January O'Clock ad that the pres
be used theron called In Their Ore
T.. %. PERRIS Clerk
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
CIVIL NOTES.

The 205 creditors who united to throw
Duncan sherman Co. into bankruptcy will not 1t is
thought. bold a meeting until February.
In the United States District Court yeSter-
day In the suit Of the Government TO 81 800
from the Mechanics National Bank, the ground that
it's payment Of drafts for S25 900 short in that
onount Judge Dlstchford decided that Of this
kind the bank cannot set up defense "a usage among
banks that reclamation for short pay ments can only be
made or the correction OF the alleged error enforced
against the bank upon presentation to it OF the identical
strap which was around .he RnSS RS s V Of p % ca wi
be continued to-day.
Frederick Schwab was arrested some time
ago under maTtia Of the 9th Regiment, and i'm
prsOned On his appeal by habeas corpus to Judge Law
renee in Supreme Court Chambers IL was held that
foreigner by voluntary enlistment might subject him
sell 10 all the provisions of the Militia law but referred
the other questions for report the facts Tho reg
mental officers who only desired to test question,
consented that Schwab be discharged from actual I'M
schwabs counsel appeared before Judge Brady IN
Supreme Court Chambers. TO complain that he was sun
Schwab had been discharged. Judge Brady required
proof of t discharge be filed before tenderns his
decision, and meanwhile adjourned the proceedings.
Under the statute forbidding auction sales
except during day. the Mayor stopped the sales OF
Daniel A. Mathews at No $50 Broadway. The statute
forbdding such especially excepts sales Of books
and prints and imported goods in the original pack
ages. Mr. Mathews thcreupon brought suit to restrain
Mayor interfering with his business and for
81 600 damages His preliminary motion for an juno
tOn came yesterday before Judge Brady IN Supreme
Court, Chambers His counsel claimed that his sales OF
clocks and other articles OF vrn entirely sales OF
imported articles and IL not strictly sales OF unbroken
Packages least sales OF samples with option
10 take unDrDken packages For the city 1t was contended
been repeatedly adjudged valid in the United States
Courts Judge Brady intiating an impression that the
Fellows and George H. Brown appeared for the plaintiffs
hugh L. Cole for the city.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
DFCISION5-DEc 81.

Supreme Cowf-Chamb1s-B Judge Davis.-Mat-
u rofI Isrt-Opnion. Holmes IissDergerInJ junction
continued Defendant from interfering with
OF the &c; memorandum
ag sIson. and Pawson aet franeis-OTdeis granted
HarOwe Sisto and Sistlre agt Bloecker street NC
Railroad CoOrier fr ths arp nment OF receiver Oh e
Railroad CUmrany and is property granted anu Aih -.
appointed receiver las executing Donu u e
with at least two surrss memorandum
BY B.dy.-Nat. Bank Of scotland ag Nicol N4it
smith ast Michel: SileIstein Hoffman Walter agt
e Reilly: Seyert ag Parsons; stephens
Bcnnttt Barney Mckee ast. sweeney !;
lnCram Delaneld agt Church;
Femins Roberts AIT baltimore Matter OF Flftl
Church agt: tiarris Dram ag
Y Life Co agt Hayes 81 al no AZ faJt'n
agf schultz Rowe and James ag carpenter
Granted OEeroiser Bakcr-Onor granted denying mo
ton DOty Metropolitan Collar Co.-Order granted
Overrulins demurrer. Van Igrn agi. Flrrsoh
Lmckmeyer at. Mclaughlin: Glinos agt Vcorhies:
Hays agt Glinos agt Gi. Schuman agt smit!
Tuly act Brass.-Onicrs granted Hannah T. laeey agt
Lahay.Report of referee confirmed. and decree oi
vorce granted plaintiff Boomer agt whitman Motion
granted be- down for second Friday o January
Wson.-MOOn granted. cause put down Tor
rst Friday January. 1876. Dymond agt But!erworth-
without fOgg agt- Edwarhs- on
granted. Katherine kemP agt George hempt-Orier led
entered confirming report and granting decree o divorce
plaintiff
SDecaI T1n-BY Judge Van Norst.-Clark at Cole 1t Al
Motion granted allowance o. slO1
BY Judge Van Brunt- ni.ou Ct al agt spng-caso and
findings settled
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
TUESDAY, Dec. 2l-P. ".

TUESDAY, Dec. ZIP. VI.
Another field day must pass to the credit of
the bears in Wallst to-day and a fnrther smart decline
has taken place In the leading shares. The market
opened lower the official closing figures Of last night
and at once advanced per cent Early the day.
however, there report Of lack OF harmony
among tho railroad managers and that the "cut-
ting in" Westbound freights would soon
begin. The prospect OF another railroad war
was not pleasant, and bearish speculation
at ensued prices being depressed free
from Il per cent the Lake Shore, Northwest
ern st. Paul. Wabash shares being noticeably weak
The general market closed weak, after day Of more
activity than has been noted for several days. the
gate busness Of the day having been something over
I25, 900 shares. over one-half Of the business,
however. was in the shares of Lake shore.
The declines OF the day, comparing the closing
prices with those OF yesterday. have been. in Wabash,
Erie Ohio and Mississippi and Pacific Mail. each 4 per
cent Central and Hudson, Missouri Pacific and Western
Unon each a Hannibal and 81. Joe and st. Paul Pro-
ferred each L 81; Paul Common, u Michigan Central
l. and Lake Shore d. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph.
Delaware Laokawanna and Western. Northwest Com
mon and Preferred, Panama, Rock Island and New
Jersey Central each closed the same yesterday.
The opening, highest lowest and closing prices OF active
stocks sold to-day, well the Offering and asking
prices ut Of the Exchange and the number OF
shares OF each sod Will be found in the suboined
table:
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

State bonds were dull and a further decline in Ten
nes5ees was noted.
In city bank shares there business beyond the
sale of trivial lots of Fourth National German American
Bank OF NewYork Bank of tine state OF NewYork, and
Bank 0f Commerce.
Railroad bonds were in good request and prices well
sustained. Milwaukee and St. Paul. la Crosse Division
advanced to 9s ono lot Of $4,000 Northwest gold
coupons sold at S5.
The following shows the exports exclusive Of specie)
from the port OF NewYork to foreign ports for the week
ending Dec 2I and since the beginning of the year;
1879. 1874. 1878.
For he week <5JAS3iT 81, ,SOS, $50 ST., ,2S6. 800
Previously reported 287 02i 2T5s63 773 2449i,S97
Total Is2o s73571 623 SOL 2ol fo7
Price Of gold. 40 lll2 IiJ't
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

The course OF money varied very iinmateriany from
yesterday. and while the more common rate among the
stock brokers and per cent, there were excep-
tons above as there are always occasional hurries
this time of the year There is change in mer
camille paper The United States Treasurer to-day re-
ceived $300000 National bank notes for redemption
The Customs receipts at Washington amounted to
100000. The Internal Revenue receipts footed up
s25O000. The following is the Clearing house state
ment Currency exchanges. f7l,365.407; currency
balances $3O6s.9js gold exchanges. S5,02i7Sl; gold
bala uces, 81, ,202,412
Government bonds fevcrish to-day and only mod
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Henry A. Allen who arrested some days ago
for purong papers from the DisctAttornoys oiee,
admitted TO Lai yesterday In 1000.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Chares T. Beach arsned for assault John e. Mar
CLatans; and for carrying sung shot. Hs
detained Ia 81. 900 bail
At the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
Jseob Herman held for violating the
Lottery Eawsrd Gamer acid Tor sssaung James
Purcell OF No 24S West 5evonteonths
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec. 21.-Jn the Court Of Appeals, to-
day the following handed down:
Motion for resrguno1t denied with $40 ooss-People or
rel buckley agt The Board Of Police; Rider 5tryker
Judgment affirmed with ,ostsPeopiee rel Wnitzms Agt
Weaver and Others Ford at 1hs Aayvf Keep ast ksuf
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
THE COURTS.

CONsPIRING TO SELL COMMERCIAL PAPER.
The suit of Cornelius VI. POillOn and others
against George H. Smith and Others which has been
trial for nearly week Supreme Court Circuit, before
Judge Van Worst, ended yesterday. The case, as
stated the Judges charge that the plaintiffs gave
note FOR S5 900 Buckley note broker to be dis
counted Buckley intrusted to Smith to be dis
counted through Joseph II. Livingston The note wae
discounted, but neither Buckley nor the plaintiffs
received any money. TINS suit brought
against Smith, Livingston, Andrew ]. Park,
and fourth named Kenney. charging
that the defendants had deliberately conspred 10 cheat
the plaintiffs 10y giving the note dsconting IT. ana then
tiffs was smith, avOwed himself chief cOEspraOT,
the man had got the largest STARE OF the fraud.
Park ani Livingston both denied any conspiracy with
Smith, and ayerTed that they paid over the whole
proceeds 70 Smith and took hs receipt there cr,
which they produced. The jury found against smith.
Park and Livingston for $5.525. but acquitted Kenny
there being no evidence against him.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
A RECEIVER FOR THE BLEECKER STREET ROAD.
L.. L.. Gh,-ln. l, Gintarn y. Ea-nLln.a

I'I4I@- IsI14A
In the suit by Charles X. Sistare to foTeclOse
the mortgage the Bleecker Street Road Jud Davis
in Supreme Court, Chambers, has decided TO appoint
OF the road and the plaintiffs counsel III the
suit OF Harlow trustee Of the first mortgage to foreoose
that mortgage consentng that tire two actions DC far
consolidated has appointed Alyan s. Southwortn re-
ccYer both actions He requires the receiver to give
bonds $4,000; that the actions be conducted pan
DGSSu without delay that the order place the road at
once in the hands of the receiver and that 1t specially
eniOiu the issuing Of future second mortgage bonds
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
Bnenos AYreA. I
UNION CROP

LLME-rhe has been dur, and prices nomiga'iy
unshansea state Qaoted - 81 for Common FL ~
ishng acd locklan NJ FOR Icnnon aud 81 80 ir tlsls
III JMBisa-IAee hss beon hight demand al tae y1g
rcnl1.aei abDat the
moderate dcmagt and about steay,
Sl2dfls tor random Crinary Fine. riss "
Choice. White Pine has with hr lao.iry "a
iornsn account AM, prices -seaay quoted al soss-o
M. yellow Plno has been qnrt AMI uachanged
random NJ Sls6S-O y NJ ordered
S24 10 green aoorlng boar.a. f-2 gsai ry
a. ess2G at the -OCih A
woods have continues; moderate request st-aly ssS
Walnut ssossoo; OAK. Ash. anu whiisws,d. - s,so
y IA.
MErAIS-There nothing IN The narkc, for
Pig lion. business iull and AomlA 1soge
No quoted - ssS No A. -. and Cray fCfSc s.aS
$50 scotch ma n without
prces sssiy. Trough lttlo is aomy We auvS go 1ssj
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

Good Ord f.........,.IIIIs low MiIdinss "sssssizy
srricte Iood OrIinarv. .l2sis Mddine I2 -
For future afvsnce OF a. sbieh
there was small business Sales Yesterday after m
Deeember 300 l3sc February. l9p Is Isc 900 l3ls
100 IL s,,c March LOO IS ssc 600 - soo 1879;
100 - Iszc; May 100 sc June ll0o lssisc Aaslst %
second s,I March, 100 1885, total ,ns 100 s.s: bale.
sales to-day up q %jan9sry 200 is'se loo: 10 s's
200 isasc 1S 40. zo5 sSo o iSo hSie POO
March 600. i5',e 400 = r.ss; April 100 ssngc; o
IA W. June 200 fIsssc.: zoo sc Jay, 100 HlsscS
August. 6O0 IL rsqc total $3.50 bales grand total ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

were as follows
today was $40. 900

The coin shlpmens rOm san frahcsco ohv was ofoVo'
bullion, $4,000.
The London advices not specially imports ant and
though British Consols weak and lower at 93iie,
United states securities were strong and Erie steady
The sum of $4,000 bullion was Withdrawn from the
Bank OF England balance to-day. In Paris, Rentes
were quoted at 65.90965.75 The gold market lacked
special feature, and quiet and lower with all the
sales 1884 113s The anticipation Of he payment
OF the January coin interest tends TO keep the
mare. from advancing. On gold loans the rates were
2, 2s ., and per cent for carrying TO Hat Foreign
exchange opened "a S5ls for 80 days bils and ut
~ 99o for sight Soon after the rates were advanced to
"a sG0s4 90 The tendency Of rates Ia toward higher
figures especially IL bonds continue to come this way
The export cearanees OF domestic produce from the
port OF New-YOrk for the week ending to-day were
the currency valuation OF Sc 800. The Assistant
Treasurer paid 80. coin interest and S205O0O
in redemption OF called bonds The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared, s4O.ss0
coo; gold balances. S765,007; currency balances
=.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

GxsErAL sgssloss s-surHxKLAsp, J-horris aoidsctn.
BOyict and James Rzyanagh. grand srreny
larceny; Patrick iieiloy and Daniel Con
grand larceny; Lyman Baiard violating gambling laws
TO rak BAR
Friday, Dec "a, will be the last day cling notes
of issuo special aad rrA TsrEs of the sa-
paraor Courf for Jaa1sry Term. is76 -,
THOMAS BOrsr. ciors.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT 1O4 0CL
AND 11Ls O'CLOCK A. ".
FIRST BOARD-10la O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Saies or State Bonds Railroad B0nds-B0nk aud Rail
road Shnres-BrDress Stocks. &c.
South Car Ga, ne

" j Central COny
40 ~. bcb3. 1861
NIL and ~ Paul LIST
, 1875-09-12
CHURCH SERVICES.

Tbs Rev. ]. q. Walker will preach morning md
evening IN the Reunion Presbyterian Church, On We,t
Fourteenth street, near Throop,
The nev. II. II. Paynte1 will preach morning and
evening IN Campbell Park Chapel, On Leavitt street
near Harrison. Morning subject: "Deixhtinr in thu
Losd-" Evening subject: power,n
Tho Rev. Charles Z. Thompson will preach roorn-
ing snd evening In the Fifth Presbyterian Church.
corner Ut Indiana a7enue and Thtrtteth street. Eyen
ing subject: 'Ths Kind OF Revival We Need,n
The Rev. David Swing will preach this morning in
tho Fourth Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. y. II. alcKaie, D. D., preaohe.
morning End evening in the Elis Avcnun Church mar
Thirty-scventh strec:-
The Rev. David J. Burrall breaches morning snd
evening in the Westminster Church. corner OF Poor.
and West Jackson strest Morning subject: "Hezo-
istn- Evening subject: IS Lot's Wife"
~-7hs Rsv> James Maclaughlan will preach nuorntne
and evening In the Scotch Church, corner at sxnes.
mon and Adams streets.
Thu Rev. j. H. Taylor, of L~te Forest, will preach
morning and evening in tho sixth Church. cornar ~
Vtncenass and Oak ayennea,
, 1875-09-12
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
THE CHURCH IN oFHRn&1,

The only Presbyterian church wb,c,, rx,s;r..
mora than 2oo aecessions during the year 1874
"as Dr. 1almage:s Tabernacle III Broot1vn tha
number being 233. ''''
The conversions in the Presbyterian Chnrcb
south during the past year are reported 1t ? ale
oelng an addition OF eight for every rninister M
tn rolls of the Presbyseries.
In Spain, where there are nine Roman ca.ho,;.
Arohblshops, ninety-three Bishon. Inn nm
priests A. 900 monks, and 1900 nuns. ont ~
population Of Is, GOT, 900, less than m,}Ion csn
read or write. ''e'1 'an
heV' Mr. spureeon does not adopt Tia n,oserr
1oeas OF Christian perfection. He savs that ~
soon as ha attains perfection his friends v,l, m
near OF It most probably By means Of a not;ca
under the head Of " Deaths" ~''"Ss
Inc ne" minutes Of the Illinois conorso.
uonh State Association 1iva rl,a -nn,3..a.
e@nn1ches, @ 239; mamha1s a55 oea 4o;,;es VI
23i: Ihe number added On nrnfasao,. ~ aet
1065. AIS net gam Ii
At the Annual Convention of the prot.st.,+
66plseopal Oloceae OF Nebraska, held iateiv st
CCeaA Ct Aa amendment to the canona ~ tha
hara - Nj n as 81 PROPOSED admitting female mem
m,ls ~ a ~ ina l'Rhts snd privileges sntoyed by
Atef oiacussIon, it's further
conslderatlon "as postponed for one Year. 'D'A
!, Tho Bsptiets Of Ohio hold their mart s,.,n
Convention in October, At ZanesyllIa. Il wh;oh 1,
2laee it Vas organized fifty years ago. Thav
Iaea o'o not numbar 1000 members in The STATE
, 1875-09-12

tsa of advancement to Har1is he had arevelation
tnat hfs father (old man sitd} should help sell tho
full q Bbles, and to pay costs he had to cut the
Lords price III and sell the lot for 80 cents apiece
ih1s 'ntetfere4 with prior reselattons' given IN
favor Of Harris, and troubles increasing, Smith,
Harris, couderS, aud the Whi.1aera c4azed o'it
for kittlsnd .. Here the "Twelve Apostles
xsfe ~ Dns left on bone.tr ent Us
aud . increased capacity for Gedu4oas business,
Smith smoothed him With Eew promises md
County, No.. having excited ths wrath OF ne Jaex
sonians by their immoraities and fanatcal 1nsolence
we're ordered out of the State On learning this goe
Miasoni 70 redeem ZION" On the way they ran in.
ths cholera and notwithstanding Harris was ssred
The Saints turned their toes the ics. spite Of
Josephs laying On Of handa-" In Missouri Bishop
Partridge suceeeded in getting od Hss 70 navsnss
Zion-Zion never to be removed! Too many o1fds OF
feather having got together Joseph found hts bands
beset tbe Church without and within. Many Of the
sainss were whipped Jailed and shot for bad conduct
and soms OF the chieiest amon9 .nq Apost.ea @ -
the witnesses, wese "cut OF for lying. thieTtng,
counterfens. and the b1ushren nooted open
~ that Joseph badre bud. Some Of the sisters
said 10, and Coudery believed It. CoudeEy and Whit
were lurued orer to satAn Poor Harris who had
heped 9oseph t. get .ho Mormon LOT .d es1 @ lo
tho Lord 81 100 to fx the foundations at Zion, did
not escape the troubles which excessive piety had
brought upon the 0fethren IN company W1Q fdf1sA,
who had been charged with sw1ndllng, Harris Was
kicked out Of the camp Of israeli His earnestness and
ignofsnes had served Joseph to thelr fullest extent
biz money Vac gone, aud he was named among the |
negroes wnite atins," and the Prophet ported
him publicly lackey,r one 80 far beneath COR
tspt that TO notice him would b~ sacridce too great
for gentleman like himself {Snith> to make Pack
Ing his valIse he cut sueLs for Nrtland, wheee he
lived unto 1s7o, when he vent to utah and ended |
miserable Hfe raying in his Last de1irium the
Book Of Mor7non-witnsssaa facts, and dcons Of tie
most dsporabe fraud recorded In history. Never was
creduity Avafice useful ii bad WAY or knav
sry successful than the lives Of Joe 8nlth and
Martin HArris.