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Gently, and at breakfast remarked, aS he
reached his plate over: FEATHER, a little
of the mixture in the brown dish, if v1u
please, and a small piece OF the prepared
meat" The Old gentleman, Who IS a
plain, matter-Ot-tlc man, replied. as lie
loaded up the outstrctched plate: I'VE
like to have You come a viSitin' MS. ,!ohu.
but just remember that while you're eat
in here if YOU want hash, say So: and if
YOU want saSsagc. call for SaS>agp. aud
not 90 10 spreaUin' on any BROOKLYN
misery at my table"
Yesterday afternoon a man who had
been beaten in a lawsuit stood at the cor
ner of GriswOld Street and Justice Alley
and cursed high and low. lie was spout
ing away i'll vehement tones when Il law
yer asked: Are YOU swearing at any
body in particular" No. blast yoll,
mol" ripped the man. Well. its too
bad to have all that wasted. | wish yOG
would use Il few of the biggest and best
oaths on Hannibal lIamlin, the man who
raised the rates OF postage" The man
gave it TO liamlm right and lcfC for eleven
minutes, and then the police intcrlcred.-
Detroit Free Press.
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school nnu Church..


California has forbidden making any
difference in teachers salaries on the
ground OF sex.
-"Crannnjn@," according to Prot.
Blackie. OF E]dinburg. lis a species Of in
felicctual food. whi:h i neither preceded
by appetite nor followed by digestion"
Attic Methodist ConfprenccatSpring-
field. Mass. il WAS recommended that
parishes provide libraries Of standard
works of reference. thus relieving pastors
of the expense OF buying and removing
such books themselves. This suggestion
might Well be adopted by parishes OF all
denominations.
The committees on union appointed
by the Srrods of the English Presbyterian
and the United Presbyterian Churches
have had Il conference III London. The
difficulties in the way of an entire agree
ment We're discussed, but no satisfactory
plan for their removal was suggested.
despite the scarcity of money, the
Baptist tome Mission Society has received
for the financial year lS7475, $1,000 more
than in any former year. The total OfCOn-
tributiOns has been $4,000. The debt Of
SD, COO has been reduced to $4,000. The
Baptist Missionary Union (FOreign) has
not Jared so well. Its receipts have been
S24l 900. $4,000 less than in the year pre-
ceding, and its debt has increased to Sj3,-
900.
The Rhode Island State Medical So
ciety recently resolved in favor OF the
kindergarten SYSTEM" of physical cul-
ture and gymna>tic exercises in schools
of not suffering children under seven TO at
tend public schools of caution in appeals
to emulation. especially among girls; and
against study ont of school As a rule, and
more than three hours close study per
day for children under twelve and fourier
children over twelve.
-Messrs. Moody and Sankey are not
dull at repartee where occasion warrants.
Often they ask the visitors as they 90 out
how they relished the exercises. A party
of fashionable ladies thus addressed were
very polite in their replies; one only-a
handsome woman of about thirty-tive,
rather strong-minded-would not yield
readily. To the query g Had she received
any comfort?' she said, to the astonish-
ment of MIR. NJ. mo, she had not" WAS
she edified?' No, she was not" "Did
she believe in the good work?'' "No, she
did not::" "What was her opinion of the
proceeding 90 "That it wa all a sham and
nonsense Hereupon the defeated saint
rallied his forces and exclaimed, LET us
pray for the elderly female" The attack
on her personal appearance was smart.
but the ~good-Iooking ree-thinker laughed
and walked oil.
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Hans and Niishnps.

Miss Mary Whitney, a beautiful young
lady Of Lansing, Iowa. had one Of her eye
put out a few davS . by an arrow Sl0t
from the bow OF her little brother.
Near New Albion. Iowa. the other
day. a farmer named Gid Bennett. while
planting cOrn in company with his uiic
and hired man. WAS struck by lightning
and instantly killed. The others were w.
injured.
BY the falling OF = ScatiOld at the Cen
trail ONO Hospital for the Insane at Col
umbuS, o.. on the 18th ult.. Geo. Bow
cr>, Jerry Ryan. Albert Gotlcib and VIM.
Harmon were killed, and Fred kWntZ and
Ben Smith, it is thought. fatally injured.
They fell Il distance of ti~ghty-tive feet.
AT Franklin. Ohio, last week, q boiler
in Il paper mill exploded with terrible
force. No ouc was instantly killed. hut
eight persons were seriously wounded.
three or four OF whom it was thought
would die. The mill had been lying Idle
for several days. AND was just being StaIt-
ed when the explosion occurred.
At Terrc Iiautc. Ind, a few nights
since. the infant of Jacob May Wa
stran%led by a eat, in bed. lis mother
awokc and found a eat in the room, and
asked her husband to drive it ont; but he
supposed she was talking in Il dr"ala, and
went to sleep. hi the morning, however.
the babe was found with the cat on it,
face, and strangled untii it was black.
A partial list of the suicides for the
week ending May %. AZ furnished by teie-
graph, i as follows: At Tcrre IIautr.
Ind, by poison. Capt. B%iIey. q tanner;
1T Detroit. Mich, by shooting. Louis
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ly the steamer Proteus arrived at 81. Johns
with 5000 seals. the largest number ever
brought by one vessel.
1t i stated that the khCdiyc of Egypt
has authorized the establishment, under
ographical society for Egypt, to serve IL
an agency for the encouragement and
prosecution of explorations IN the south
ern part OF the Egyptian territory.
A pneumatic thermometer has been
invented by a citizen of san Francisco,
designed 20 register on deck of 4 vessel
carrying q cargo liable to spontaneous
combustion The amOunt Of heat generated
in the cargo. Thus timely warning of
danger may be given. The San Francisco
Board of Marine Surveyors have express
ed their approval of the instrument, and
recommended its Use.
The United States Fish Commission
proposes to make an exhibition at the
Philadelphia Centennial of 1876 Of the re-
sources OF the United States rs derived
from its waters. whether sca-cOaSt or i'll
terror. The display will probably cOnSti-
tute three principal sections first, the an
paratus by which the products of the
waters are secured, manufactured. and
utilized; second. specimens of the various
spec Is, either alive ~ preserved in the
usual manner, whether dried or
preserved in alcohol. or represented in
casts of plaster or other material, suitably
coiorcd rom nature; third, HE dcriva-
tiycS from these species, whether III the
form of prepared food. skins or hides.
scales. oils. fertilizers. and whatever useful
products can BIZ brought together.
y 4. u 80
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Foreign Notes.

Last January. while American Their
momcterS We're registering from two to
forty degrees below zero, in Australia the
mercury reached III degrees IN the shade
and 100 degrees in the sun. \ very good
mean might be obtained by mixing up
such climates.
Wanna GaWa. q japanese member of
tn" class of - in the Yale Scientific
School. has left New Haven for Iok.i.
Japan, to take Il position in the Imperial
college. having anticipated the concluding
work of the course and passed the cXami-
nations. three months before the regular
time of graduation.
The Bank OF France owns L brick for
which 100 francs in specie was paid. 1t
was taken from the ruins Ola burnt house,
and the image and figures OF a note for
900 frames are burned on the surface.
transferred by the heat from a real note.
This brick the bank redeemed on preScnta-
ton. a. if it Were the note Itself.
An interesting and probably valuable
discovery has been made at the Bih!iO-
tlicquc Rationale in Paris. During the
Easter vacation 4 committee charged with
the revision and classification Of manu-
scripts found twenty-Onc letters OF Rob
r>picrrc, which are said to contain some
startling facts. They are o to be pub
lished.
At COirc a marriage has lately taken
place where the bride was one hundred
and three years old, the bridegroom sixty.
The bride has had four husbands (and
fanilic>) besides the present one. The
family by this last marriage will find Itself
IN a curious relationship To that 10y the
first marriage. Ay0un@ boy 0fone VIII.
for instance, he uncle to an Old boy of
s~eventy-tivc years OF agc.
The new Paris Opera-hOuSc is e>ti-
mated to have cost something like 500
000,0U0, halt this sum being for the
ground. This seems an immense
amount, considering that, although very
magnificent, the audience portion Of Tie
%building, as well Us the stage, Is regarded
as TOO small. The new Opera-hUuse at
Moscow cost only 81 800. 900. it is stated.
andthe London Royal Italian Opera-hOuse
somewhat less than that sum.
Two Pru>sian papers state that the
authorities have succeeded in tracing and
arresting the leading conspiratOr in the
alleged plot against Prince BiSmarck's
life. Both papers assert that the plot was
also directed against the Emperor's life.
The person arrested is said by one journal
TO be a relative of Mgr. Ledech0wski, the
Archbishop OF Posen, and by the Othc- to
be related to a deceased Archbishop of
that city.
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MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

MAY 2j.-C~nsidcrationOft Billie IF Rights
was continued, and occupied the entire session.
MAY 2G.-Nr. Gottsrhalk offered Il ro>olu-
tion that Il Especial committee OF seven be appoint
e.! by the President, whose duty it shall be to
take into consideration all those articles and
propositions upon which "a separate vote of the
people may he desired, such committee to be
styled the committee on propositions separately
to he submitted. Adoptcd......The Convention
then resolved itself into of the whole,
Mr.. Spaunhorst III the chair. and resumed con.
sIderari0n of the Bill of Rights.
MAY 21.-The Bill of Rights WIS disposed
of in Committee of the Whole, and as revised
and a mendcd was ordered printed The ma
jority and minority reports of the Commute" on
Representation and representative and Scna-
torial Districts was then taken up.
NAY 2S.-C0nsidcration of The report sub
mitted by The Committee on Representation, Re-
preventative and Senatorial Districts occupied
the entire session.
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the meeting to order at 10 o'clock a. m, and
prayer was offered by Rev. NJ. l.. Laws. The
annual Grafton was delivered by Mark. l.. De-
motto of Lexington. The poem, by Geo W.
fcrrell, elected prolonged applause. In the af-
trrHGOn Il variety of business was transacted and
the following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: Prcsident-MilO Blair, of the Boon
vile Eagle: Vice President, T.. j. Bllkey.
Pleasant Hill Reyietr Secretary, Chas. +. Has
brook, Kansas City Times: Treasurer, j. NJ.
London, Macon JOHrHGI; Orator, W. L.. Switz-
Ter, Columbia Statesmen Poets, j. Ii. Turner,
Wakenda Record, and VIII F.. Nisscher, st. Joe
NcTdtd. The next place Ofmceting was located
at Macon City, and the time was changed to the
second Tuesday in June, instead of the fourth
Wednesday in May. The citizens of BOOnviIle
have been unsparin@ in their hospitality. The
proceedings tonight wound up with a banquet
at which hundreds Of people participated.
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The Missouri Press Association.

BOONvILLE, Mo-, May s6.-The Missouri
State Press Association held It's convention here
to-day. The attendance was not SO large as was
expected, but the proceedings proved exceeding
ly interesting, and were witnessed by a very
large number of people,. General Eastin called
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General Notes.

The state Auditor has recently forwarded
to the various County Collectors Of the State
= circular in reference to Tic collection of
railroad taxes. The County Collectors are
empowered 10 seize every thing in the wavo Of
Railroad stock aud personal property belong
ing 10 The companies. The Auditor says that
he has no doubt but what his action in this
regard VIII cause the companies 10 seek re-
lief THROUGH the courts. but the State will
employ the best legal talent to he found, and
no concessions will be made until
the question Is finally decided.
The Board of Equalization fixes j
provides for thc collection OF taxes accord
in%ly. but the railroad men will not pay. a.
tAey claim they are exempt from taxation
under their charters. Mr.. Holiday thinks
that The State ard the railroads will be lenc-
flied by this decisive movement. II the rail-
roads are not 70 pay taxes, then the LegiSIa-
hlre must make provision for the collection
OflrycnUe fUn some other source, and Il
tina! decision viii prevent the Trouble to
which the companies are put yearly in trying
10 avoid the ~! mcnt of thcir taxes.
Nv ItitN.iDii ildN iiiS dll~tH NGlFlIltG llltlil-
bars Of HE Board of Equalization not present
are entitled to pay for eIyices during the
session of the board. the AttGrncv-General
ha, given his opinion that no member is enti-
tied TO pay except for actual service, which
the law provides shall begin when he appears
in his seat. Auditor Iioilatar states that II
has been the custom 10 audit accounts for the
attendance of members Of the board from the
first day of The meeting of the board. whether
the members were present 1t such meeting or
not, and the question his not been heretofore
raised.
Mr.. K. :. Stevens, General Manager of the
NJ, X. and |. Railroad, announces that hat
company Will transport, free of charge, all
articles or supplies for the suffering and Gc>ti-
tut" on their line of road. such shipment to
be properly yOUchci for bv some one duly
authorized hv The State Relief Committee.
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Science and Industry

The present spring is said to be the
cry on the Newfoundland coast. Recent
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Clay County.

The Kansas City DTrnUl Of Commerce
has information Of Il desperate affair which
occurred near Liberty on the 29th ut, be-
tween four brothers, named Elisha, Thomas,
Hood and Jim Cfanens, resulting in the kill
ing of Tom, mortal wOunding of Hood, and
the cutting of Elisha about the face and head,
with a hOe-handlc. \ feud has existed be-
tween them for some time on account of a
PARTITION of land. All were considered re-
Spcctnble. Mell-tO-siO farmers.
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Jackson County.

On the 26th ult. three hundred far
Jack-On County met 1t independence
wise ways and means to afford relief
destitute and suffering. Reports fl
parts Of the county were that the 90
pers were destroying all the crops anc
They resolved to issue an address cal
the people of the county to assist the II
Fifteen barrels of gras>hOppers were
in the Public Square at Kansas City
day. The farmers are cutting down +
their stock 10 eat the leaves. Straw i
placed in the racks for cattle. One
said that half Of the farmers will be
of charity in three months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-22
NOTICE TO

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
i eommenced On setion In tina District Court
IN he Pint Judicial District In and for the
county Of Storey, State Of Nevada, In which
seiioI be- 10 plainti6, and the Segregated Uold
nil Minine company 10 defendant, which ae-
tion 10 brought to enforce . lien In favor Of
plaintiff upon the hoIsting works and land and
mining ciiim sitaaied 10 the Gold mn Mining
District, county ofstorcy. State Of Nevada. dc:
seribcd - follows: That certain land aud
mining eain Known q the mining claim VI
Ginning a . stalks In Gold HIll Aforesaid from
which stake the northwest corner OF the build.
isg over tho Mcclellan shan bean h. l6k de-
frees 3. forty.nlne (teD feet; thence running N.
Is DEGREES W. eight hundred Cs0o) feet 10 the
outcrop ofa quarts lode claimed By the Jcvett
Mining Company; thence N. - degrees W. two
hnndrod $40 feet 70 ths northern limit 81 tho
ciain Of the said Jewctt Company. together
with The hsisting works. Establishments and
appurssaaesa thsfeun,oe slongne. which lien
r. !; z United sss:s' s Ia sss ss q |. :iis Ssss' y ni sS,S s sS.r ~ q
virtns Of the Act Of tho Legislature Of the staie
ofNevada. entitled. A Act to secure liens 10
mechanics aad others, and 10 rrpcal all other
Acts In relation thereto.' approved March :,
is1s.
Nov, therefore. IN persons holding or claim.
Ing Ices upsa said premises under The prpvir-
Ions OF said Aet ere hereby notified Ia be and
appear before said Court on Wednesday, the
VI day Of Ssptsmber, a. D. 1873, at 10 O'clock
!. T., The ssns bsine Q day Of the regular June
tsrm, L. d 1914. OF said Coart. and To exhibit
tAsa and thsfs the pcoof o. their sald liens.
b. n. CARRicK. Plaintiff.
H U; TASLos, Attorney ios risintif.
virgtais, New, July II. ISIS. e sd
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

TADY WARRINGTON MINING
COMPANY. Location Of principal place
o. business, san Franeiseo. California.
Location Of works, Gold Mn. storey coun.
", Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that ats meeting Of
the Board 10 Dlrecforp. he'll On the 18th day VI
August. ISL, An assessment (So.s 81 of Pity Cents
f5Oe) per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the corporation. payable Immediately In
United States guld COLI, TO the Secretary At the
once Of the Company, Room u. HsvwArd's
Banding. az California street, ban Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 27d day Of September,
ISIS. Win be d~clineuent. and advertised fofsals
Of public auction; and unlrss payment 10 made
before, will be sold on tho Twelfth day OF &c.
tober, ISIS. TO pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and CT
ny order Of the Board Of Directors.
n. q. klBBk. Secretary.
Oniee-Room II. Hayward's Dailding. No
as California Street, Ran Francisco, Cal.
au33 ID
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AND In accordance with law and an order a
the Board OF Diretors, made on the 18th
day OF August. 1875, 80 many shares Of each
pareeIof such stock a. may be necessary. win
be sold 81 public auction, ct the once 1.-THE
company, rs ilayward's ~Bullding. No.
lie Caffomla street. Nan rnnclsco. Cal.
iiomia. on WEDNESDAY, tho Sixth day
Of October. 1873, at the hour OF ? o'clock =:
Together With costs ofsdvertiring and
THO. G. KTBBE, Secretary.
Ofhce-Room - Hayward's Rulldfng. I'D
California street, Ban franelsco. California-
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NOTICE.

ITO r.. A. LiGnT-yoU WILL PLEASE TO
year is1l I personally expended in lanor npon
thst cortaIn mining claim known % The iirh'
and Amer claim. Dean Ledge. Silver s,.f NJ
IN ,um OF eighty dollan; that your preparation
IL fbrty doiisrs. asd I demand Of yon inme-
diate payment thereof. urtt,Au n
Gold AIN. August IS. 1875. sui' ssd
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rHE EVENING NEWS
GOLD HI. WEDNESDAY,. sEPf. q. 1875
~ Nh. Inel nf Carthace. Ohio

Ms. Ada Luck Of Carthage. Ohio.
won a cook stove at the Cincinnati lair
as 1.-THE best and most expeditions
cook" In thirty minutes she cooked.
anil cooked we'll. potatoes. chicken.
porter house steak. tomatoes AMI corn.
anil made coffee. tea. pie and biscuit.
and set the table In the ncatest style.
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~MGETIMo.

NyPtCE OF the RxoHkQUIR NINln0
OCompany-NotIce The annual nesting Of
,he Hyehraner Mining Company. for the sbec.
siou or Directors. and pueh other bustnese -
NAV come before the meeting. vii BE- hsh q
The once ofthe company. Hoom No. q. hsf.
chsnt's Exchange Building. oaffotsta sersst,
TUESDAY. Octohef 10. ths, ~ c'clock :.
sstd JAS. .. KENNEDY, sseSstsv.
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And In accordance with law aud an order
Of the board OF Dircetor. made on The 9Th
day 81 August, Is!s. 90 msny share. Of each
be cold at public auction. A. Tho ofiec
Of the Company. % Merchants Exchange
ssn franeisca on MONDAY, the Twenty ,ey.
snth day Of eeptcmber, TITS. at the hour offs
o'clock q. Of said day. Ia pay said delinquent
vsrtislng and expenses of the sale.
DAVID WILDER. Secretary.
Odice-9 Merchants Exchange, California
street. Ban Francisco. California. ri0 I'd
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Eo lining coMrAyY-

Location Of principal place Of bu,lnrss,
San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold It'll Mining Dis.
triet. Nevada.
Notice L. hereby given that ut . meeting Of
the Board of Directors. held on .he 9Th day of
s~-ptember. is75, an assessment mo. % OF
fify Cents per share was levied upon the cap
ital stock 9TH corporation. payable immedi
ately In United States gold coin. To the Secre-
Ary. al the once NJ The company.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sih day OF Octobsr. 1873.
VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale al
fore. will be sold on FRIDAY. the Finh day Of
November. 1873. In pay the delinquent assess-
ment. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses of sale.
W. X. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
Oaee-Rosm 4, Academy Building. Sss Pine
street, san Francisco, California. 80 ID
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CALEDONIA SILVER MINING

business, SAN Francisco. California.
Location Of workr. Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that nj q meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the 3d day OF
September. 1878, an assessment mo. ~ OF
Three Dollars per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable imme.
distely In United States gold coin, IN the zee.
fetary, II the oflce Of The Company. tit Call.
iomla street. san Francisco. California.
Any stoek upon which this assessment rhAli
remain unpaid ON the sth day of October. ISIS.
public auetion, and unieps payment L. made
besore. will bc sold ON the 2sth day of October,
isls, To pay the delinquent assessment, to-
eether with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of sale.
California. % ID
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OBSTACLES 70 MARRIAGE.

uAPPY RELIEF P0R YOUNG MEN
q nom the effects OF Fro, s,d Asssss "
10 Tar,isrc removed. New method Of treat.
ment New and remarkable rcmcdies. books
and Circular cent free, IN scaled envelopes.
Addrrrs. HOWARD AsSnCiATioN,. ~ N.
Ninth ST., Philadelphia. Ph..an In.tituuoo
having q high reputation for hoporncse eoh'
duel and professional kin. myissn
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DISSOLUTION or oo.PART.
NERsHlP.

muE COMPREHENSIVE nRRHToy0Rk
i existing between o.C. batsu ~ 1s..
on And express business, wss dlesolvsd o. Ne
s"yentb dsy Of the prssent rnonth Of eeptem.
ber' An bills due 70 the lats I'm are paIaon
only 10 q. O. Butler, who oonfissss ? 5csi'