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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-08-12
CHICAGO DETROIT AND CINCINNATI SATURDAY AUGUST IL 1875

: Mr.. Harvey, are you alonet Can
speak to you for one moment
is that you, Helena Arden Why, |
thought you were married and gone to
California = cried L.
Il ana married-to a spendthnft and a
william said she with little hoarse laugh,
and | am going to California tomorrow
but wanted to say word to you first.
l wanted to pay you for something
For what =
THAT roll of work that people accused
Hetty Dorrance, the lame girl, for taking.
Helena Did you take it I
Yes, she cried recklessly, j took 1t
waited money sorelY then the landlady
wouldn't let me have my trunks 10 be mar
ried until paid her what | owed her.
was standing by Lame Hetty that night.
l saw her lay the piles of work on the desk
| saw 'em slip and fall off the heap. was
Just going away, and it was an easy thing
to stoop, as if formy own pocket-handker-
chief, and pick 'em up. pawned them.
thinking could easily redeem them, but
| never did. Here is money to pay for
them. | hope Hetty was not blamed
SHE was though, said slowly.
Il
I've done my best. VIII you see that she
is righted h
AS far as | can
And Helena went away, muttering to
herself something about all her accounts
being closed at last paid but little at
tention to it at the time, but remembered
it afterward.
went the next evening to Hetty $
simple lodgings, over a bakers shop.
Miss Dorrance I sad the bakers wife,
meeting me at the foot Of the stairs with
baby in her arms why didn't you
know She's moved away
Moved and my letter
we got letter yesterday, sir, and for
warded it to her. No. 80 Avenel Square,
sir
So | went to 81 Avenel Square little
gem Of a brown stone house, all hay-wIn-
dows and balconies, standing IN Its own
grounds, aud there was Hetty at the case
ment, watching for me.
'Hetty, said did you get my letter Z
Yes, MIR. Harvey
And what Is your answer
That | will be your wife, Mr. Harvey,
and that ! am. oh, so thankful that ! have
gained a good mans love .
| stopped and kissed her daisy face.
Il suppose you are sewing here, lletty
said 1t is a handsome house.
No, sard Hetty, half laughing and hall
crying. Il live here.
Hetty you
My granduncle died, said lIetty. lie
was All old bachelor, and hated as all but
he couldn't take his money With him.
have inherited il all
1T cannot be possible, said |, rubbing
my forehead.
But it Is possible, said Hetty, and il
Is true. was just going to send to you to
pay that two pounds when got your let
ter.
Il have been paid, my girl. said /; and
told her about Helen Arden.
The next day We saw a little paragraph
in the papers, how an unknown woman,
with the words Helen Arden written on
heI pocket handkerchief, had drowned her,
self from London Bridge.
This is my story. II is siuple enough
yet, 1 think it has the elements Of romance
in it.
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reduced. Some workingmen have saved =
little money. Ii is nearly all gone, and
their families are getting reduced from day
to day. And all this time the bondhoIders
are living on the fat Of the land, at Long
Branch, at Saratoga, at Putin Bay, Mt the
Centennial 1 say the working claaseu OF
this country are IN the majority, and could
show # they would only vote right-if they
only had chance (Voice-aYou have
told US all this before; tell Us what TO do. y
Yes, have told you all this before now.
The xuestion with you is where to ret
bread and clothing for your families, and
Ill be hanged if | can tell you. hope
you will avoid all violence, behave your
selves and acquIt yourselves like men.
Demand work wherever you can demand
4 demand At at any price. If you can't
get a certain amount day, take smaller
SUN. want you to abstain from violence.
Demand something to do in the name Of
yourscivesand suffering wives and children.
and III the name of your landlords 10 whom
yoEar indebted for rent Vote for those
men, who are in favor Of greenbacks.
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members. The raising Of the rate OF wages
is undoubtedly the principal means to
that end, but to say that is the ''sole ann
i 10 mistake the one for the other. Based
upon union. the efforts Of these organise
tions are collective, and the results general.
not speSRAl. Unlike most kind Of indIvid-
ual effort, the object is not to assist men 70
lift themselves out Of their class, As If they
we're ashamed OF it. or as if manual labour
we're disgrace but to raise the class It's
self tn physical well being and self-estima-
ton.
No encyclopedias has yet devoted an
article to Trades Unions, and yet Trades
Unionism is an accomplished fact. They
are built on a rock-a firm, sound, sub
stantial basis. They cannot be annlhlla-
ted. If they were done away With to-day,
they would spring up again tomorrow /;
tho same as when, IN the celebrated DIS
pute with Messrs. Platt, OF Oldham, the
men we're starved into submission, and
were obliged to give up their Union, re-
ioined it as soon as they were at work.
Although Unionism III Lancashire langul-
shed during the cotton famine, 1t sprang
into life with renewed vlgOur when the
crisis was over. 1t is a mistake to say
that Unions are the cause of hostilitles be-
tween labour and capital; they are the re-
suit Of that hostility. 1t will be well Tor
the masters 70 remember this. 1t will be
well for them to realise the fact that
Unions will not decrease in power as some
persons fondly hope. Their power will
increase with experience, and their infiu-
ence will extend as education becomes
general. 1t is for masters to say whether
they will bow to necessity graciously, or,
as hitherto, goad to the last extremity:
Day by day the men are becoming less and
less dependent upon the caprice OF the
masters. Their demand for just laws can
not any longer be disregarded, and even
now they are able to show that are as
competent as any other class to take care
of their own personal habits and require
ments.
ITO be coItttaUed.)
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-15

Nrw YolK. December ij.-Salcs In the
Morning Board. in currency. were: 30
Alpha. 37S: $50 Belcher. ilR 800 Beet A
Belehsr. 49, ectsh; 300 Bullion. 32S
500 Caledonia. i3sfi3a 300 California. -
sc5is: 400 Chcllar. $50 stso; 1000 Cleve'
land. o.; 1900 Consolidated Hercule.'
2LM2h; 525 Consolidated Virginia. 49,
@i9A: 800 Confidence, i3stii; 300 Crown
Point. 0@9h; 800 Excheluer, i3a etil;
COO Gould a Curry, i3befi3A; 2uOe
Grant. a@9h: 1000 Hale a Norcross,
7L@ss: 1900 Julia. Gs@7A; 80 Justice.
27.: 400 ko.suth. 2; i1OO Leopard. GA@
Z: ca Mexican. - = 80 Northern Belle. 3I'
100 ophir. 99b; 10 Oysrman. i25; LOO
Raymond A Ely, 3aet3a; GOO Savage, III
@i2: 90 Ssg. Belcher. 93l. 600 Sierra
Nevada. i2h; 400 Silver Hill. iOh eti2
500 Union Con-, i2a; 100 Yellow Jacket
isltly.
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Our cisissa ssidisry.

.c-- 49,. o,p.i.. .., ~.
ooiohe' 'Anhes o''s"' wv"
charged with having been drunk and dis
ordsrly." cried Judge Cox. Yesterday after
- .o..u.- -, .,,,,.y.
noos. "uuh'y VI ho' su"v'
"Guilty. SER"
.Tventv Jollars or tan DAYS. Nextr'
- ~ nj. -. uo,or
"ushsrAi rAsy nrAu!' 'e, ~
drunk an asleep" said Constable smith
Guilty or not guilty. General Bradyf
Guilty, sor."
Twenty dollars or ten days. Nextf'
"Major Michael M~ulrooney, yer Honor
drunk and disorderly."
"see here. smith," said his Honor
shave YOU been making q raid on For
ChurchilIy"
"No. YER Honor, certainly not"
"Then hos did you get all these mill
tary cent? bsrei"
Lizard Ll.ss your innocence, yer Honor,
them old stills Amt sogersi'
ether. sir" cried the Court indig'
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a,,,,n,. ,,.,. n.ss,.x.
,.~.r,wre. Last essst.s.


TIE ore product % the California mine
for November Was . little over $4,000 tons,
averaging about 500 per hon, while the
Consolidated Virginia turned ont iO,iOO
tons Of ore In tho same month, averaging
s9I per ton.
Tine cause Of temperance will never
make much Roadway in Gold Hill a. long
as soft toddies can be purchased for tsn
cents apiece. and NO advance ID made In
the price Of shot Scotch"
GobrEr GRAcEY. brother Of Assessor
Graesy. was made happy this morning by
the present OF = fourtsea-pound daughter.
He has got I" the largest size this time,
sure.
LIAR yrAa 4. nearly over. aud there Is
not one vsii-authsntieaied case Of Com
stock lady popping the question during
tho past twelve months.
Mons fc-~hipping is going on in Vir-
rinia CITY, but the tendsr-hsarted mon
sters whs are guilty don't want their
names published.
TuK members Of the Ennet Guard Pur-
pose giving . grand ball on the 18th oi
March for the benefit Of the orphans OF
Virginia.
or the si.25s.5i6 2? produced by the
California Last fiscal month s6!i'sJ' 70
Was in gold and sesi ,973 81 In silver.
An infants skull was yesterday found In
~s1cavating the tunnel Of tbs old honisza-
ma mine. north Of Virginia City.
4 noKSISo contemporary reports the
hanging Of twelve men in Virginia City.
bat does not give their names.
A NAN working in tho tunnel which Is TO
tap Lake MArlette had his foot crushed by
heavy stone falling upon IL.
Erourr.sSr bars Of bullion. valued at
s227. 226 05. were shipped from Virginia
City last evening.
d. DniscoLL still lies very low. The
doctors. however. still have hopes that
they will save him.
Tur Bslehsr mine has been shut down
for four dAys for the purpose Of repairing
the machinery.
TIE sunny side Of q street. Virginia. Is
lined with oilers all day long this pleasant
weather.
TEE Grand Jury experts are still hard
=, work s,amiaisg tho bssks Of the county
officers.
TEE police Of Virginia only succeeded
In catching three ordinance smashsr' last
night.
II. d. smKs. one Of the real sld-timsrs
IL the Csmstsck. 10 in Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-15
Dissatisfied Stockholders.

The past year has been prolific Of invss-
LEGATIONS into the management Of mining
corporations, particularly those which
have bsrns ne fruit save that Of assess
msnk. II We were asked 10 i~ndividuAlize
Q class Of people who would carry of the
palm for sslf.sacrifcing patience. super
human endurance. placidity Of tempera-
ment. AID an almost divine forbcarance. we
should instantly answer. the assessment
denominated wildcat" mines. But pa
tiencs sometimes ceases 10 be q virtue. and
human endurance has is limit. On the
numerous Investigations which have
taken place Of late into mining manage
ment wo have refrained frsm comment.
choosing rather 70 wait for the beneficial
results which should fiew from . change
In management, caused By dissatisfied
stsckheldsrs, than TO heap anathemas
upon N outgoing directory or sing hosan.
mas 70 the incoming board. In taking
this course va have fully justified our
selves. - Il has almost been the invari-
able rule that the body Of stockholders
have not been benefited by Q change
Of management. but have simply continued
the same system with . different directory.
That ~stockhsldsrs have reason 10 bitterly
complain Of bad treatment by mine mani
gers there can be no question. but In
The great majority Of cases dissatisfac-
ton 10 melted by some envisus few. who
are desirous OF obtaining control for per.
sonal ends. II 10 the would.bc managers
that the ~stsckholdsr has more 10 dread
than even the %eItrayagant directory. for
where the latter may show some compunc.
tion. having made theirspile. the former IL
rapscious and hungry, and only too willing
10 emulate the criminal greed Of their
predecessors. While upon this subject we
would give Q piece Of ~salutary advice TO
dissatisfied Stockholders. lie sure and ex-
anime closely into tho motives and sur
roundings Of the man who calls your dis
satisfied meeting. for experiences will
prove that In nine cases out VI every ten.
his object 10 sithor TO become q 81 the
new management, or 70 levy tribute.
known In legal p~hrlancs a. backmail.
upon the existing board OF DIRECTORS
San Fsaneiseo S'oett Report. Dee. II.
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WOMEN sEArrRs.
A Peculiar Glass Of Males 60 hs
Fsusd Fiearishing N she Cea.
afORk.


comsiockers dc not allow any false mod
..,y to hold them from speaking we'll Of
themselves. Ii is n Of their f~avorite
boasts that they treat ome moro 70
sp>ctfully than any other men in the world.
In the face Of this fact 10 10 rather singular
that We average very high a. wife and
woman bsatsn. Not q week goss BY but
some unfortunate female appears In tAs
Police Courts bearing the marks Of the
chivalric Comstock fist. Gentlsmen and
decent males wherever they are found
generally manage 10 keep their hands
of women. but our rough element
10 Just - devoid Of reverence for feminine
nssh and bones - any other set VI black
guards In the world. 1t 10 q
positivs fact that there are many men
In Virginia who. so far from being
ashamed Of the reputation Of women
heaters. are proud Of 1t. As . general
rule the Comstoek sport" IL an I'M
married animal, but that does not
deprive him Of female companionship.
He usually lives with an abAn
donea woman. or course there are
honorable exceptions, but this Ia true
" ~ asJetay 4ane fsSPte htsiN~tecy
bound together by the law. these sinful
couples quarrel. and their differences gen.
orally wind up by the m getting .
thrashing. Odd ~ IL may seem. the bat
tered female exhibits her bruises and
black eyes TO females OF her class with
pride. BABY" rs shs calls her master.
would not beat her II he did net love her
sufficiently to be Jealous or angry with her.
As for baby" he swaggsrs around the
saloons. feeling that he has lone some
thing crsditable. One Of these gentry
knocked q woman down with . bottle In .
Virginia restaurant the other night. aud
another blaeksd his dArling's eyes In .
saloon. The women scarcely ever seek
the aid OF the Law to protect themselves
from these manifestations Of Alice
ton. Ii IL only wives who go
into the courts. 80. after all. we should
10 careful how vi boast Of our respect
and tenderness for women. Perhaps they
deserve thrashing occasionally, and We
have lots Of line, manly fellows that can
give II to them when they need II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-15
BRONCHITIS.

From John Piagg. Rsq.. Of B~snnlngion, n. H.
"Thrss yssrs since I Was very much reduced
with . drsadfsi cough. which resulted In Bron
dIfncult 70 spesi in an audible vo CO. To al,
wa ADDED ssvers night svsats. and I vas fear
ful Of going into Q decline Aft.r recourse u
various remedies 10 no purpose. ! male use o.
Dr. Wistar's talsan OF Wild Cherry. . few bot
Ties Of which fully restored me TO health
since that lime have had several severe o.
tasks Of cough, but the bslsam has always re.
should not know how 70 do Without a."
Sold By all druggists. ]
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FOREIGN NEWS.

rhs Great DsfAeasien In Ssasssis
D~RussrIs. December is.-The loss V
the Union Du Credit Bank BY the d"f.ies-
ton Of It's President Il estimated 10 30 feuf
million francs. The manager stempnd
suicide. The defaulting President
named Merique. Before leaving he wros
. letter explaining his operations u sa,a
he had intended 70 commit suicide. hs
son.in-lAw says Merique 10 IN Paris.
Tho French Ministerial sisaasiss'
PARIS. Dec. l5.-Ths RePsbiiqss fraSr
eai'e unqualinsdly approves tho hini'-
terial programme. aud says the declare.
tions made by Simon are excellent and o.
. nature 70 satisfy and rsassure paphc
opinion.
nsrs specie Csmisg Hsos.
LONDON. Dec. i5.-Sixty-thrss thousand
pounds were Withdrawn from he bank for
shipment TO the United States to-day.
silver In Lsaass.
LONDON, Dec. i6.-Silvsr is quoted 81
5Shd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-15


A MAD Music TE,curR.-There 10 an
indignant music teacher in Virginia. lie
had advertised a concert TO 10 given by his
pupils under his direction At Coopsr's
hall this ovenisg. Now the Turn vsrein
Hall L. directly beneath Coopcr's Hall.
aud the German Military Band play there
tonight. A the music teacher Justly re-
marks, Good hsavensl Imagine how =
piano solo would sound with that band
crashing out Der waeht Am Rhein In
tho hall below 7" Fer fear Of having his
audience Loisied from their chairs the
music teacher has postponed his concert.
MILLINERY ron ruE HoLiDlrs.-Mad.
ans Moryea has just returned from san
Francisco with the latest and most sls-
CANT STYLE. Of millinery and ladies' goods
Of all Kinds. shs has the most complete
stock 10 10 found in Virginia City. and IL
ready To al tho most extensive orders at
short notice. As she does the trimming
herself. she il warranted in guaranteeing
entire satisfaction Ia every case. A grand
DISPLAY of toys will be opened next Mon
day, and will be sold very cheap. Rsmem'
Der the place. IS South q street, virginia
City.
Sur AGAINST InE Gas CoNPASr.-Whit
man 4 Weed, the Virginia lawyers. bad .
difficulty with the Gas Company about the
amount OF their bill. and declined 70 pay
ii. v~hcreupon the supply was cut off. moi
only at the office, but at the residence OF
Judge Whitman. also. The Judge had
never grumblei about his house gas bill,
and he nov brings suit in the District
Court againt the Gas Company for si.5OO
damages for the Inconvenience suffered
and. as the complaint acts forth, Tor ths
I" modification caused.
The people Of this vicinity will have
another opportunity Of enjoying = German
Rand Concert in Turn yersin Hall. Viz.
ginia. this evening. The eIesllsnee Of
this performances 10 tso well known 70 -
further referred to here.
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GnlSp CoScEEr.-Ths fourth annual
grand concert. literary. dramatic and
social entertainment Of Professor II. A.
CLARK, Of Virginia City. will he given al
Coeper's Hall. on Saturday tto.morrow)
evening, December 10Th. The Professor
spare. no pains 10 make his concerts such
A. will give the most unbounled satisfac-
ten. The grand opening chorus, Hail
Great Jehovah" from Romburg's Great
Oratorio, will alone be well worth tho
price Of admission. Read the programme
published il another column to-day. aud
II you dc not wish to miss Q real treat do
not fail TO be present..
Too Gan To DAScE.-The proposed ball
Of tho incoming and outgoing county
officers is now declared oil. The outgoer'.
Al the time approaches when the official
tsAt shall 10 mercilessly torn from De-
tween their lips, are In We sgonized .
frame Of mind TO give Themselves up 70
frivolities.
TnE DrLoSa PoRrRArr.-Ths portrait
Of the late Charles T.. DeLong. painted by
@. d. Mcclellan. now hangs In Pioneer
Hall. Virginia. The Likeness Is excellent.
and A. = work Of art. tho portrait ranks
high. The flssh tinis are warm and natn-
raj. aud the drawing throughout 10 good.
M. IosE. the directory mai. WAS In the
Nrws Office this morning with his map Of
Virginia City and Geld Hill. Its correct
meas and reliability IL attested by Alfred
Craven and Charles Y. Hoffman. City Sur
vsyors Of Virginia. and by q. W. Morse.
Surveyor for the Board Of Underwriters.
TuxRK will be a called communication
Of Silver star Lodge. No. s. held in Ma
sonic Hall. Gold Hill. tomorrow evening
at hAlf-past ] o'clock. The officers elect
will be installed. All Master Masons are
invited 10 10 present. See Official notice
in another column.
BuLrDosg COCKTAILS. returning Board
toddies. Conservative Democratic gin
slings and Constitutional Amendment hot
WHISTLES are manufactured and furnished
10 the gentlemen who make the Fashion
Saloon their f~avorits resort.
VIRGINIA is 0vsrrun with dogs. The m.
finals seem 10 know the season when the
pound Is spen and lie low for safety. But
lust a. soon as cold weather oms every
| slut has pups and all the dogs In the
county troop 10 town.
The hose was played on @ street. vir-
GINA. between Union and Sutton Avenue
last, evening and this morning the mac
adam was covered with . thin coat Of gilt
tsring ice. Winter 10 here. sure enough.
AssrssnKSr.-Aa assessment Of Is cents
per share IL levied BY the Trojan Mining
Company. dslinqusnt on the 18th Of jan
uary next. See Official notice In U sd-
vsrtising columns to-day.
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THE PIONEERS.
Meeting OF she society Last Eve".
ins-vaiuabie Donations " sne
Cnbines Reports aud GensrAi
uu.lae~sHPieasAns TALKS

-
The Pacific Coast Pioneers Ae'a VS.
lar meeting at their hall In Virginia ias'
nich,. President TAYLOR in the chair.
a. hAi, o. iaA' w. -, ,.ro
SAmusi "ei
.rolcation. for membership were made
ApPnsA0n' a-a,Iam,n G,ors. d.
w" agcsr.o. philjp Beck, Of Virginia.
webb, Q, .aisO Tmp,r, and Jshn c.
Jams ,S.r.an
AeiathAna"' "
sports.
III. c.mui,,e, ON Sick reported Ira b.
-, a. ,.eoy.ry.
fArAs On 'he I'm
Professor Stewart rePot'eu P'oe.'
,,e,.riue fossils to DO forwarded Esst 70
Professor Cspe. lie also reported tnAt =
cabinet. sueh a. Is needed Ter the surieei'
80. collected by the Sosisty. could % eon-
struetsd for about $500.
The Committee on Christmas bAii 70
portel all arrangements completed.
,op rur c,pixEr,
uno,,.a .na .,hih,,.
Librarian s's"ai'
al the following donations;
s,..i.h picayuns OF i7i7, by A. p.
ua,,h,,n also. aniekle cent Of 1857, the
49,, q, that c.in made by the United
s,.,.s
sn.ni.h dollar OF 1919, by Roos BROTH
a.
A. h.lf-dollar OF 1872, by William 7.
simp.on.
A~iye-ccnt pickle " 1869, BY Henry 3.
Lamb.
balf-dollsr Of 1919, received over n bar
in This city. and presented by Colonel II.
N. Taylor on account Of its date and
ul.a.iue associations.
"A BEAUTIFUL and full collection Of sul-
phur,t ore. and quartz crystallizations
from the Beleher mine. by W. p. Bennett.
foreman I. also. . picture Of . wsll-known
point ON the overland route between this
city and Sacramento, made with Q pen
and showing ii a. II appeared in early
DAYS : also. a silver fsrrule for the butt Of
a whip. and b,aring an engraving OF q
coach and ak at full speed and the In.
scriptioa Virginia City to Sacramento.
i5l miles In IL hours and % minates."
This il from a whip wen by Mr.. Bennett,
while he was connected with tho Pioneer
stage Company. lie made tho remark
that the company could make the trip
inside Of thirtssa hours. The hotel keeper
said IL thew did he would give Bennett
the finest whip that could 10 found.
NJ n.nn.,, no. Arriving at The
time. The drivers wers John s~psulding.
Hank Monk, Charley Crowsll. ''Shotgun"
TAYLOR and Tom Stevens. There WAS an
other driver whose name il not rcmem-
hsred. In mi. drive ..shotyun'' Taylor
msde iGI mile, an hour Tor 40 miles.
rhsr. re,. fanr na-...nsers In the coach.
IoI,.,, sl.a and William Isnt were
=, -. -....l. a.