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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

We have often expressed in these columns
our views rs to the evils resulting from the
custom of giving railroad passes to officials,
legislators or employees of The general, State
and local governments. We regard such
passes simply as brides. An injunction issued
by the Superior Court of Connecticut, restrain
ing the New-YOrk, New-Havcn and Hartford
Railroad from giving this class of persons free
passage, seems to have been u surprise to the
Company. by singular coincidence It's first
application was to the Presidential party now
on its travels, and Gen. Grant, Vice-President
Wilson, four members of tho Cabinet and
several lesser dignitaries were obliged to pay
their fares over the road after the manner of
other people. 1t is very good beginning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

The letters which are not confined strictly to
doctrinal questions are the ones which cause
so much trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

ys> L,, Slr-s indicate nc doss Of g< hof mall or
The 1u az IeGr
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srrD-slLLs M YorSpIIIoS sroXEs.

Farmers certainly play very import:
Ant part in iAs present arrangement Of
sdsirs, AID il Is Dot surPEising Il : super
6cill mind should imagine them the
cause Of al our trouble. He cannot see
farther than those bills be failed TO collect,
and he comes home 70 tell us that The out
look Of The time Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-18
Hard Times ...A Plea Tor the
Farmer.

HiiNFS IsbiliesocEi
have been attempting for over 1Usek
70 inIWer an article which appeared in
your issue Of August d, headed "HIrd
Times ADD which laid the burden upon
the f0tfuay kscaute he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-18

Tn so bond issued in lS6s having
Allbesz called n ioy redemption BY the
Secretary Q! TIE Treasury, the bonds Of
1881 yin nov b eailed. The last call
!af ten Millions i confined % The hEEt l.
sues q 1854, and i probable thai ab0ut
iorty millions more VII be called IN. Ihii
will exhaust the I've per CENT which The
Secretary Of .hs Treasury Vas 1utaeEl1si
by The al Of Congress 70 issue foE ne
purpose q iuDdiEg the 81 Per cents 81
love, rae Of interest, and Dr. Secretary
Il he undertakes any further redenPiioni
Of the IL per cent viii have 70 tall back
upon and besotiais sals d The four and
four and halt per ceai- bonds which ht
i. still a. liberty 70 issus, i be can md
purchaser for then. We DO no, st Why
IN the present condition Of the none!
market. be should nOt be able 10 Plaet
these four and iouF 3 half per cent bonds
and the example Of the GoTernnest b
ing able 70 borrow 4; those Low rates o
interest would go = great way toward
establishing, psTnIpsntl! ) Low rate O.
Interest in commercial circles
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-18

The readiness With which our country
men are making preparations to adoPt
the metric system Of weights and meas.
urss, is 4 sure indication that the old
fashioned system will soon BE classed
among The things obsolete. The adoption
Of ,be system in our large cities will de-
eide the matter for the country, and Ne "
York, Boston, Baltimore, ST. Louis
Brooklyn, Portland, and hundreds Of
ei-iss ol 500 population and upwards,
have made arrangements TO use it. A
majority Of the civilized nations have
adopted it, including France, Germany,
Spain. Italy, Portugal, Belgium, Austria,
Denmark, Brazil, Greece, &c. II was
lezaliLed in Great Britain in 1854: in
Germ any in 1858, and compulsory alter
1872. II VA legaliIed in the United
s-a,es in 1866, and it il thought that
eight YEAR is quite sufficient for prepafs-
ti0n, and that It's adoption ought not 20
be any longer delayed; in fact, il il in uNe
In the Coast Surrey once. and other i'm
roriAni works 81 the government. Nat
urally our architects, builder and ehgi.
neets are expected 10 take it up first, and
by agreement = dsy-some months 10
oome-can be determined upon when the
old system shall be laid wholly aside.
Referring TO the metric table,, Charles
Sumner once aSid:
an this brief space you behold the
whole metric system Of weights and meas
uYes. What a contrast 70 the anterior
confusion A boy at school can mater
the metric system in 40 afternoon.
Months, II not ye1rs, are required TO store
away the perpIexities, ihoongruities and
ibconsistebcies Of the existing weights
and measures, and then the memory
must often fail 10 reproducing them. The
mystery Of compound arithmetic il essen.
tial in the calculations which they re-
quite. All this il done aSay With BY the
decimal progression, 80 that the frEi four
rule. Of arithmetic are ample for the Pu-
pill
The following are the tables, and they
contain all there is Of the metric or deci.
nal system Of weights and measures:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-18
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1873

Lam London papers devote Ehole
bfgl4,des 70 glowing descriptions d the
nlsui6osst inisrzltiosI baIgrfs giTsh
tie Prsissi Of The S<ihs BY the Lard
MAYOR Of London. The Lord Mayor
spent 5000 upon the dinner, AID every
thing connected Titb TIE banquet EEs 90
a scale o! uavouIed FPlsbdoF. To met
The guest Of the eTeEirg the AhyoEs Of
The nost eolSpiegous municipalities IA
the voria h.d been bidder, and nOss OF
them can't. The Mayor Of QUtbec hld
CONF 5.ODg nile 70 III a. this sPlendid
tgs,d. and there be ne; the heads Of the
municipalities Of Bone, Fl0reDee, Turin
BsusseL, Amsterdam, GsHsvs, LisboHr
ChIiailbu, Calais, B9Fdelu1, Antwerp,
Hare, Toronto, and Of many Other
foreign capitals, and besides l62 Mayor
Of English, IriEb and Scotch cities, with
goodly array Of t9Vn clerk, Ikerids iDd
prsiectA. The panorama that passed
bsiore their eyes uEs bsEildsriDg
The guesu dinsd in their robes, and
the display Of plate WAs a splendid
as can be imagined. There we're mayors
in black and mayors in crimson, mayors
il blue and mayors in SCARLET, there were
Scottish provosu in robes Of purple vel
We. trimmed With srmine. A for the
amount Of bullion worn around the DetEi
Of these municipal nAgnGtes; ~ for the
pondsrou. chains Of Is And % carat gold
ISd 4 Tor the shining badges pendant
thtreiorm-ihese ornaments we're 20
numerous, and eyidsntly 50 abouDding in
intrinsic T1lEs, thEt no pen could des7ibs
them. Not salsfed with giving his
Eussu this wonderful dinner-at a cost Of
$50 per plate the Lord Mayor enter
taibei them With ball at the GuiIdhslI,
which VA ransformed into oDe Of the
mot stately and luxurious Of bathrooms.
The Lord Mayor sat in state, Aanked BY
sVord.bearer in fur hat and mane.bearet in
bArris,sFi wig, and shook hand. with bis
more distinguished guests a. they arrirel
The Lady Msyores,, in costume Of light
blue, VA beside her husband and as'iEt-
sdhim 10 doing the honOn.
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SPECTAcTES

Our Tsrt-risi spEtheiss Dssi only 10 ls tested
W l. tpfTttitieli- A. re deal Ohly 10 the BEgI
EltShei having made thea . SJlassliT iur near ten
yearA, and hiTing mb4e The eye 4 stodY, - ssTei
AL . piease CO. and al. Gail u loI Hhh Ireei
10 stsStbdes. Watches. nOrtI, JeTeify, alFei
WLre' Cod Pens AZ. AB-Rbe WGitbss FEFaiEed
'I sai n"f'h'''' oxToBr a DuFFInLD.
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hnEEI
4 l,laek ana white Filtration,

The newest romance at satatogs, .ay,
the correspondent Of the New York
Conneraai AdrsrtisT, concerns a cable
gentleman help st one Of the hotelr
thete-shall not say which at present,
for the fun must 20 on. The colored in.
diyidnal, ii appears, has become infa,ua.
ted with leading belle Of the house
where he il employed. Hi. position i,
that Of 4 wai,ef 1.-THE Young LADY, IA.
BILE. Ills attentions are growing more
interesting With eaeh day, and The objec,
OF his affections humors him, whether In
eafnestness or not remains to lie seen.
Her family represent that she il only
keeping up the Irritation az prank. Her
cavalier, while most ardent aimiref. j,
very respectful, combining HE devoiions
to occasional, hopes dat she will nebtet
forget him. uttered between the courses
in 40 underione. lie varies his remarks
by such yoEs a. a will die for you iidat
s6fi4hell crab ON out "De debtel him
sell couldn't stop me in fotehin' you dat
watermelon sHon Il queen de morn.
in Never q meal but what he has an
elegant boqnet Of bowers before her place
at the table. O,hello and Desdemona
over again, but ii looks a. II Othello will
get the smothering ihis time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-18

SUTwITHsTAyDEG the frequent eI,
po.ures Of the New York sEindlen who
Sell boxes Of EaWdust for counterfeit
money, greenhorns continue 70 be taken
in and done for. On Friday las, 80 In
dilniln in New York paid $50 for What
be supposed Wu ; box Of counterfeit
money, and would have transported it to
his home had not policeman discovered
him at railroad depot 10 company With
two suspicion. fellows, Arrested the entire
party. The box va Eubstq Usb,ly opsDed
At the station hooss, All d ogurss va
found 70 contain EEU3usi nsyogrz 2Ir
,hereup9n dreH biz revolver, eIe!Iizibr,
III had known this, VggA hare ct
daylight into the sUiDilsfs Tls qSes-
uon hrireI il his ess, who 1gezEiis&'3
the greater OFeDos, the rosE VITO chained
The greerhgrD'E DOBsy uD5s' !llss I:s
tense, Of the greenhorp hinss!i, who De-
lite'I<ly prop9ssi TO 90 iri9 ibs bssihss
d circgiItiDs counterfeit EqDsy. Ger.
tlinly any law Vhiea would pgEi,h The
former tSi Dot tie latter void ngi i1i'
gu TIE requirements Of jaEti.e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-18

hlINSt lGytIlgsDcai
hare bseu Attemp ting for over week
70 inIWer an article which appeared in
your itsue Of Angus, d, headed "H1rd
Times ADD which laid the burden upon
the farmer, because be
HAD EOT PAID HIs DIETS.
This il the peAs0n Of the year that farm.
ets have no time for anything except
work, and this vet season has made their
lot unusually hard. When the rains
commenced our wheat vas still in shock;
II va vefv late ripening. Oats we're
lodged and struggled over the ground.
Meadows we're ripe, and bleaching
whether cut or standing, BY the rain.
ALL WE couID DO
wa 10 Eei our oats 10 sUAlh ready for
binding when eBough Of sunshine came.
The ground va saturated with water,
the showers kept the grain vet, and we
came in from work at dark ~ wet a. If
We had been Usding in the river ADD
great deal muddier, 70 receive whatever
Welcome . tired wife could give. DroW-
illness soon drove Us 70 bed, which must
be left al daybreak If we would
SAVE oUB CBoPs.
Bu, little time Is left for reading few
items even in your paper, and it vas in
such q mood as you can imagine one to
be 10 after passing through a week Of
such experience that noticed The Article
above referred TO, and ] have been trying
70 yet time 70 answer II ever since; and
you can zee from the aWkUardbess Of my
composition that have not yet bad the
proper time.
Since the appearance Of this article
some one has seconded IL Now. GENTLE
men, ii il very easy 10
1AKE YoUB gTooL AyD SIT ~ THE SHADE
and be dry. while the farmer ia III the
situation above described and trying to
earn money to pay HE debts and yours;
and but for his struggling in this = ~ you
would Of necessity
HAVE 10 TRY II YOURSELF.
This gentleman dates his letter from
Bridgeport. Thst is thin to begin With.
And because he has failed in collecting 4
few bills on his business tour, he comes
back and tells the farmer that il he would
pay his debit We would not have hard
times. There IL an old fable shout the
wolf muddying the stream and blaming it
on the lamb. Now, in my acquaintance
With the farmers Of this county, which is
pretty extensive, think II every person
or class Of persons we're trying as hard to
pay their bill. a. the farmer, then,
II HARD TrNEs WE'RE SoT AvERfEn.
il would not be beeause bills we're not
paid. Just the opposite il probably true.
In their efforts TO pay their debts tie far.
merS are euTtailing their expenses and
buying but little. And the cnsiomeru Of
this gentleman, having laid in larger
supply than they can "run Of, make ey-
cuses Of the above nature to him. We
know Just around which circle he has
swung, and his attempito
CAST AiPERHoSs UPoS A WHOLE Class
on account Of the shortcomings Of s few
individuals IL simply malicious. While
Ne, the mudsills d society, are engaged
in the arduous struggle for freedom from
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L-tr.-Tbs 5sisS; Al Hlsbsaei, %
sIigr4rT. Il TIE hitherto 1no9ngosrtbls
Gyl3s-iih Mad il, 0! cguT.e, Tie ssusa.
tiga il ,roi;ipg circles. Ii is By Do nsaus
u; csrtIir that The Maid uill pgi recover
hsr lI7rsh, and resume bsI position n
queen q the i'ViiibR tufi. 30; Epppos-
ing ihl; sbs d.es nj, she still has held
BET pro1d poritiob long and veil, and ~
gIDsly ~ any Of ber predecessor A.
eTery dog hAs mia day, according 70 the
spying. - i, il with every horse. Nora
Temple vAs long sod hoDorlbly queen Of
:be tuTi; then Der suprtuaey pAssed to
DsIpri and uhsn De1Hf VA UitbdfIWn
Goldsmith Mid took up the honorE and
iiDoU she in turn nusi give way 70 LolU,
it is after ell only doing VIA; sooner OF
later she must do, iof each rhce.horse has
bis OF her day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LauohIln', Infant CORDIAL.

Tbs thijdt rzle Vhsa tlsshing-iO relieve IasiIs.
InHtsoa = ths Guns 10 Alliy Bneaabel. % ggit'
Cole P1inl v pfrlDoae slsrP' - ssIFa sumner Con.
paint his re C1aEdsf zoe 4 The ms TuasG1,
remedies V lG kst4 u The Lnly Vhsn TIE ehil
dfeh are tutting tbtii testh We are Filing ib01
aoai q bpitlss, md hare 70 helf the HEE' EerSot
ny IL h bA al TeTteDmEaend Il 70 bs.
No1HERs- hBTe yea . SlLy. ts,ihisT babs thl
TCESB TIE HoCRl d BIsHT lUbtB y0u " kG,s "a
resi- ihto Gns LOyS, WEAET DATINE Il WOEn
NM IND oAE8i CJ-CY-CFV-AI day and Il
HiEhI l9agf II yg7 6Irs, hsea % Fh1ha, is Gu
TiDtNs1. kIiistt % Ioap1-S TEW dEuEs Il IETASI
CoEDiAL and Jour tA1d WfLL bs PAcIHED. AZ
WITT, EETEEEHIys ELEU VII take the Ethhe q
WAKETCI ErTTEfiSg. Pr1ouht 81 oocs bgstls
Sod By eli DraEg348 nd
LAUGHLlH BROS 1 %, PrpFEiet0n,
WhfalfhE ". Va
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DIED.

OCHSENBES.- IDesl1y, August i, is;5
sAHCEt OcEsESEEI, y, IgSi {! JeHFs, Il ii''<ik
IB4 !: aIyL
Tns fgnsTIl VII iIts pians ir9z tii rei54tn1t
coz Ezils vess Z Rla4srp1rs, pkia C Tsars4Iy
4arsr. !ssh, Al ? s'rioak / X. Fre53s q III
ar-Ily are isT5tsi e Eilso5-
CANPBEII-Oz T1adIy eTeaiaS A1Fsit u
lg-F a ~ 5'elaek Ma lAEsAEEI v CABPEEiL
sSaslTI q DE his J6sa Z cImBtt1, in The 'Nl
y1E < hE Ege
FUugsli ptirr hErsztteT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-18
The Metric system OF Weights
and Measures.

Clo tSaAty, Avg. 10, 1875.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-18
Wheeling Business CoIIeue.

EsIABL1EHED ISba.
oBs1 tboroaEh and impruVsi t0urSa Il Etg4y icG
The prngtial S5utatSOn q yoqng mto AID lDyL
EeElBi fH1nS rtttis3 ibid fefurBishtd. SefarIts
r0gn fac l11its- 6saEons dIy tBd evening lad
TS4all lnslToci9a EiTSl estA FiDdsbt
Als0, ugTUuEb o9grss 10 hs EnEliIA lambda
Call n ColJeEe 0Bee, q B3afesI
J. u FLASHER / co,
tui5 WbeelinE. ". Va
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A r NOREHEAD 4 co.
NAExE1 sT.-oPP. Open House.
M A TTR SSES,
oiHair, Moss, Fibre, HuIk, Excelsior,
Feathers, DC.
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WE ARE OFFERING TO TIE PUBLIC OF
w Wheeling and JidnIty eur fine HSSlsd
I1OEk q OIL PhihtitEN German ChhgtDtH, sieti IN
rraTinEs llbdrfTphL, LAD1E1IRA fnmed 10 Wal.
nat tbd Gilt, al 50 FER CENT Chez PEI THAN
EVEE SOLD BETORE ~ By weekly Ihymeati
Il 5c 10 81 %. No AOrtSgn Gdo3L
WILLIAMS BROS,
tuif Iisi Min s.
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ISAIAH WARREN,
cSTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
= COUNTY, SIS. CIRCUIT COURT.
NnF' T. = T'F lI.cA.no.sy.
tInoznSsry.

NNLPIIII INT In VI7lIls
IL dsiebdlBv Uill take n0iios thIi % lie Stih
day q sEJtenbeT, 1876, bsiEeR The hun q
gcl1sk A Il and G'elDek ?. T., 70 te unottD1sd
from dTy 70 Day Until Clmp3stSi, II The hy 900
q IGhn d. SiehAh Esl., 10 the tDEu q Hellt.
baTE BroDEs n0ghiy, in he MD sIItA, The PtinttH
viii TAKE the defNEtioui d Nh NAT Steh1ilA
Nm Fnfksf, Nm WhsSlsE, Ms AGrEIra No
LSREhHn, M. 1Oay baker, NJ. HATILty AIEA
and Nj. D I1lihafy, al q HsllSbarE; and % tht
ssh dIy q September, 1875, Al the otne q pLnis
Peek, 1904 ChiJlibs EIbtt, 10 theE3iy d NhealtDE
ltiVtEa The Eme ham, and 10 ls oq1ti1Od trqan
day 10 day Until comp5sss1, the Pitiura VII GiVt
bsi OTn dtTEHitI0o, and take tbs deP1u0as 0;
Mary Williamson and john strsgi, y the tity q
tbs c1Sg' MARY T. TARR,
By DAErEL Pax, bG selie5tnE.
l0rusi 4. IgTS auik-d6U
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-14
SAN FRANCISCO.
Horrible Diseases.

How many thousands Of persons, both male
and female, there are who arr suffering out u
miserable existence from the effects Of secret
indafgences, or from virus absorbed into the
system Look 1T their paliid, emacifted
and disilgured faces and their broken-d own
constitutions. dis1uslifying them for the hap
piness OF marriage or the enjoyment OF life.
In this horrsd situation thousands suffsa until
death closes the scene. Let parents, guardians.
friends. attend to those who are suffering with
any Of these horrible. life-destroying Tnaladies
see that they are cared for and cured before
il be too late. Send them Immediately TO DIR.
GIBBON physician who has made private
diseases his especial study for years. and who
Is certain to cure the most inveterate case,
with mercury or any injurious drugs. 1t is
important to those who are afflicted. or to
those who are interested in the welfare of
their friends to be careful Of the many pre-
tended doctors who infest all cities. publish
ing their skill in curing all diseases in few
days, imposing upon the public b. using the
names of eminent physicians from Europe and
other places. Be therefore careful and make
strict inquiry. or you may fall into the hands
oil th0se cLariatans.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-14

Seminal emissions. the consequence ST self.
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved sexual
indulgence IL practised by the youth Of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerring certainty the following train OF
morbid symptoms, unless conhated hy scien-
tihc medical measures, viz, Sallo~ counte-
nance. dark spots under ths eyes, pain in the
head, ringing in the ears, ncise Like the rust.
hing OF leaves and the rattling of cihlriots.
uneasiness about the loins weakness of the
limbs, confused vision. blunted intellect, loss
OF confidence, diffidonce in approaching
strangers, dislike to form new acquaintances,
disposition to shun society, loss Of memory,
hectic tiushes, pimplas and various eruptions
about the face. furr,d tongue, fetid breath,
coughs. CONSUMPTION, night sweats, mono
mania, snd frequent insanity. II relief be
not obtained, shoufd apply immediately,
either In pesSpn or by letter, aud have u cure
erected IN his ncw and sci ptiflc mode of
treating this disease, which never fails OF
etiecting quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at distance may I've CURED AT
HOME 10y addressing n letter 20 DIR. GIBBON,
stating case, symptoms, length Of time the
disease has continued, and have me hciirs
promptly forwarded, Tree from damage and
curiosity, with fun and plain directions.
liheuiuatism. Fever and A2ue, Piles, and
Fistula, permanently cured; 0, no charge.
Persons writing To the Doctor will please
state the name OF the paper they see this adj
Nertisement in
incIosing ten dollars coin. in registered
letter. through tine Post-ofice, or through
Wells Frrgo and Co., package OF medicine
will be forwarded 10 any part of the Union
All munscations strictly confidential.
Address Dr. ]. +. GIBBON, 623, kealney
street, corner az Commercial. San Francisco.
Post-othce box 1857. Remember to put BOX
1882 on the letter ocl ly
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n EGAL BLANKS NEATLY PRINT
- ed at this otlce.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-14
EsTRAY NOTICE.

EtiNE INTO MY ENcIeSU n At THE
Y Tule Ranch, six miles cast Il Winnemue-
ca in April last one BALD-fACED MAtE
about six years old. color black, with four
white feet, shod in 'front.' aud very gentle,
with no brands. The other u u CHESTNUT
SOKRET., branded " i" ON right hip. aud
dim brand on left hip. The owner is r. quested
u prove property, pay charges and take them
away. JAMES SLOAN.
sloan's Ranch August ., ls75-auy Inn
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-14

EDARTIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PuR-
n chase Lots in the town Of winne-
mucca, are hereby notified that all ap-
plicstions for the same. or ON business
relating thereto, should he addressed TO the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
~ Those occupying lands belonging 30 the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay. and avoid trouble.
nol5Q d. II. HASKELL.
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Fiattering Pictures

Produced by the aid Of the Pencil, can be ac-
commodated in the most fattcring manner.
Call som. as my stay is short.
7. M. WOOD, Artist.
winnemuccA, September /, ls75.--lm
The New York herald., 1875-12-09
THE SAVINGS BANKS.

Mr. E. Hermann Uhl appointed yesterday, by
Judge Davis OF tho Supreme Court, receiver Of tho
German Uptown Sayings Bank Mr.. Uhl ls required TO
give security in the form OF bond for $3.50 900 The
complainant at whose suit the receiver appointed
Is j. NJ Hart, creditor of the bank for 81 800 His
complaint sets forth the fact that the bank TO
depositors $S3s 600 has bat $500 900 Of assets
Judge Davis order requires the receiver to deposit all
the coming into his possession, except s25 0e0
in the New York Life Insurance and Trust Company;
70 make an inventory at once, and to make report OF
the property within forty days and within each sue
ceedng forty days, or show cause
The bond required from the receiver Of the MutuaI
BENEFIT Savings Bank Mr. +. A. Adrich who APP
pointed at the suit Of 4. NJ Simmons, through W. A.
Gallagher his counsel, was yesterday reduced FROM
5000 900 to S75 000
Mr.. S II. Hurd, the newly appointed receiver OF the
Third Avenue Savings Bank, was at the Office ycster
day but has not yet obtained possession OF tho keys or
she safe. Mr. Carman promises TO hand them over to-
day. Mr. Hurd says he shall leave the prosecution OF
all criminal matters TO the District Attorney aud will
give his whole endeavors to realizing the assets OF the
bank in the best interest Of the dcpositors
Mr. N. French has been appointed receiver OF
the Peoples and Central Park savings banks, and has
already taken possession.
The Security Bank resumed business yesterday uorn-
ing, and began paying out twenty per cent 0i the
OF deposits to all who need IT, taking notice for
the balance. Many new accounts were opened during
tho