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New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
TENNESSEE MINING FRAUDS DENIED.

TO the EdffJr oT me FrIbHn'.
SIR: In your paper Of this morning there IL
"A statement headed. "Chargcs Of lmnrn'e Mining
Frauds" Az one of the person, implicated, beg TO
-tate that such u suit has been commenced In the Sa
preuc Court BY tho Union Consolidated Mining Company
of Tennessee charging generally set forth in the article
cannot permit statement of such charges To pass To my
friends and the public without coniraiictng them IN the
most positive manner. The charges nado arc wickeo
lilelos and malicious against my SELF. AMI as be-
eye against the other dccndauts and the suit, In my
Judgment Is brought for purpose not now apparent
whatever tho motive of it, insllgltOrs may be- IL
Ia calculated to do mo n very serious In
scn measures As 10 me best TO yndcatc char
a,trr I huys been the President OF the Union tonso
ued Mining Company o Tennessee for nearly ten years
aud a. s,ch have performed whole duty faithfully
AMI well. as the records oi the Company nnd future
events Will prove therefore ask thi public to suspend
Ind snenl u all the facts Of thi, be- made public
through tho proper courts, which shall bn done In due
time. Very respectfully, JOHN THOMAS,
Ner York, March IL, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
REVIVAL TOPICS.
MIR. MOODY'S DOGMATiSM.

To the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR have heard Mr.. Moody preach severai
times every time with increasing admiration ana pfon
During and since his visi' to Great Britain' nave
watched the reports of his sermons In the papers nave
been impressed with his prudence in abstanng lro
reference disputed questions in theology ana e's
But havo been panied recently by his positive ut'er
anees ON the use OF tobacco Take for instance the SER
mon which you print in your issue Of March III. Near
the bottom of the first column you VIII ma this sen
tence: "These smoking. chewing Chrstmhs never
will reform tins word' This sounds ex-cathedra. lstpe
and Inost useful men upon the face OF the gloDeaom
of the most successful Christian reformers-ae adcteu
to the II 20 OF the weed what would he say oi CHres
Sturgeon who regards his pipe as means OF grace
Further in the same sermon. Mr.. Moody saws OF Pan
" He rad never preached any false doctrine ne n,u
only nreached Christ cruci6rd." suppose Mr. Moody
should initiate the great Apostle to the entlles IN ts
res pect would his DO less llabe 10 uiNoi'
iIci .,n frnm his fr,endsl <. HENRY BELL.
Vrightsritte Penn, Marcl l6, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
KLBOURN AND CONGRESS.
"a lie LAWFULLY IMPRISONED "A UsURPAIioN W
TIE DUTIES OF THE COURTS.

% nv lawfully IMPRISONED "A USURPATIoN OF
TIE DUTIES OF THE COURTS.
TO the Ed,tor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Hallett Kilbourn is now imprisoned un-
der warrant from the Speaker of the House Tor con-
tempt In refusing to certain questions OF House
Committee. There is said to be an act woh eh'i'ics w
10 have his case transferred to the courts
But INDEPENDENTLY OF this, think the House, In lid
prisoring him. exceeded its constitutional powers
power in each House punish for contempt Is obviously
necessary one without which the ieGlsa'Nep oou
not at all times protect its independence OF acton bu
no legal reason can be assigned for its existence when 'o
legislative bod is not acting within the scope OF It's egS
otve authority proceeding TO investigate charge OF
official corrupton one that clearly within the scope
OF the authority Of the House OF Represeh'au'es'
whether as sSary preliminary to an impcacnncn'
or 20 furnish data the framing OF laws Tor REFORM OF
tc civil service But Is the present case such proceeu
Ing
The only ground for the inquiry have seen sateo Is
that 1t may lead the discovery OF assets OF tho Dk
rupt. Jay Cooke & Co., of whom the Government Is
creditor and TO whose benefit Creditor such discovery
would OF course But this Is strictly ana purely
iudical not legislative proceeding, one belonging eA
cusiyely to the courts well established principle
of our constitutional law that when the Government
not acting in It's political capacity but simply as an III
yestor of its funds in private institution 1t STANDS on
te same footing with respect to its legal rights ana Ia
btes rs any OF its citizens IT, therefore, tho Govern
eut choose to institute inquiry into the assets OF
bankrupt debtor has roya privilege OF doing tins
through Congress house of Congress, but must re-
sort TO the courts like citizen creditors, and the mere
fact that such inquiry may enuro to the pehcn' Oh e
Government as a creditor cannot authorize the House 10
assume judicial powers in the case such proceeding
for the benefit of citizen would be beyond the scope OF
Its constitutional authority it is in tho present case
and Knbourns imprisonment being without constitu-
tiona authority would be the dnty of any judge al
piled to u the District to release him on habeas corpus
Washington, March 10, 1876. FRANCIS D. LHfiif'
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
DECISIONS MARCuof,

saprem. Couri-C -Chaabsrs-Bv Judge Donohue:..
hSe"ne en-" savings Bsns|Sist Sciere, Juisr .st
whtloek ec Dionblcs aGi nrthrei In IN 'ne %,,isr s
iOyaiion enrquss N tho matter Of panna% ,muI:s M%
toal ls sanss Company % sE wIsP'gy Ss
Hudson Canal Company ast Wortr1d. sny at
Eosas,o1 fsSSS HpH'I IN tie NATTER % Of jcha ssS 81
F,Shan agt Green; Bailey agt owlandi Mclean Ssa nss
Head; Bruckbaurr agt. kan. Motions granted Lshy Lonh
sten agi ckron-hot denied The tcts set oa1 !.
denied expressly and the ingncSn Tor s 6slG S'
menSr.ndam Si&Its aSt ClSy Ion ssI
Motions denied Weller ast GienIu:-peIISS" pre
srnIe and it is where the Court viii COMPEL I w
secury asked for. Corlctt ayt frowbnisc Msu' woIon
granted uns, defendant pay $40 and pat ease 1I 10 @ pSss
oar Emb ag, Banrezmihs Shyr,p Is rrsen At Rsy.
no d ct a-Moon gr'nied memorandum ~ n'y yyspdnms
Mabo. Livingston agt white ran.edi mem @ nater
Moore Tacol wish TO see counsel In a tse pays~
scanlon1 wish no to c see fsr1i,s N'nnnS 10"
By Judge IawIrnce~Matcr Of Daniel W. Field &esnt e,rsat
msnt of Mr. James upon n THAI consent and pr, rs, Mil
or reciing tnat slch 9sisrlt as S "a ao6e
Value o the personal estate and Of the ye" 'u' VI wv
SpSciai Tsyri-By Judge Van vorst-Dingan &c, as'
COrmick et al-Findings signed =.
Superior Comt-Speciai iam.-By juice Cnrs, ps,trsc,
schwaIt, &c agt Otonner ct aorder eonnrnns 'pae
report Levy ct M asI sarss's inc oTeTs nS on
a. Motion extra allowance granted as a., NswYcfk
Central ami Hudson River II. H. Company Lo's N''
Dckinson.-Oniers granted -. an, cot Motion
granted. n y.Joa Ne ADAM
Marine -Chambers-By Judge Mircrsssllcion
MAY, agt Po,t-lhe fails 10 show lat on
MeeAs ast McDonough Judgment i9r ,a at iesseI-
mn rer the Court jurisdiction Hayhs ns,lu
The say will be r,fnstatd and surrtes Aowe ~ We
paymrnt OF S1 within three DAYS SET
Suhsiltution ordered. Collins ag Granted
ed Pabsl ag Cor Motion TO 9y.rne are conpisa
~el agt krly-Motion granted unless te m S
Nth uolander agt We:dnerDcfehuAnt VII iinry Wehls
On making an assignment Of his properly 70 sisunard t
r -, sr 1l, benult plaintifs Attorney @ ,!cs esl-
PetrMotion denied Miller as Ts. SNYDER agI yoltec
npPoSMk py Msck agt Walker; Frank sgt BindinSei'
advance causes granted.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
ALNSGiyISG TO BEGGAi:7.



SIR: What is my duty To the travelling beg
g,rs Take cas-, OF recent An ilclad but
good naturcd chJt'y tt-augr protesting io i've Ia
town s,ma so NIL distant, 10 have farm, "ile' ana
four children. makes Ai. appearance with ulch so"
an tattcitd blank ok In hand. H. la, " been un'"
tun.r and likely to lose hi, farm and his home unless
he can raise $1,000 10 meet cl.n, hhd
We the Undersigned asr"e to gv" the
sum, set opposite respective MINES" ON
lpol,ns into biz book nnd that nearly every neigh
bo- upon whom be has called has given from 10 81 In
.sng through the village he collected Ia short time
soe $40 lie finds the people very lib ral. and he
does not propose to bc IN hurry. but 10 canvass The
whole town" Now. Is It ny duty 10 give hm ~ because
ny ueiglbrS do. having no dollars I" throw away "r
o mi~appi may decline glvc upon the assumption
at If the - opr generally give freely my ne gi
hay done. will the 1000 "
has moi done so long asoi What M duty To ths str'n
GER the truth of whose story | can nchcr ahri nor
dsny Isit customary for needy and deserving persons
10 20 among strIu gers 10 solicit aiil Nhn never
r. fuse o give nan food who ash, H. yet have don Is
whether he my duty 10 give money 10 III" stranger who
f,r-hrs me no iSfictOry evidence Of his need r.
At,n Sprngs, \. L., March Is, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
HOW SHALL LIBERAL REPUBLICANS yOTEi

SIR: As Liberal Republican in 1872.
voting for Horace Greeley tny first cholce) was pleas
ant duty T1e campaign of this yoari not quite 50
clear We cannot accept ticket that shall be inferior
to one headed by SIR Id and in favor OF nn early re-
sumption Of specie payments from the Democratic party
and the prospect OF so good candidate ana platform
from tnat party looks now hopeless VIII the Relnbi
can party withdraw all their prominent candidates that
have become eucI partisan hacks ~ TO disgust the entire
country1 Let reform from within set ASIDE such men
not oly as Morton and COnkling but Elaine ~ well
with his equally partisan spirit though he mas not Tue
nower 10 Influence and shape policy OF the Admins
tratlon. He has had the independcncc To nc-
knowledge wrong upon his side or admit virtue upon
the other The speeches and arguments Of such mon
are rank ocn5es 10 all independent and Liberal Repu
icans Hoping something may give s better men tbah
those generally mentioned for the Republican nonina
tiOn tho independent Republicans still wait and watch
An INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN,.
Worcester. Mass, March %. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
THE CULTIVATION OF HONESTY.
TO the Edft0r of The Trt6une.

SIR: Every day brings new proofs OF the
necessity resting every for his own safety as wen
as the good of society cultivate individually the pri
cple OF honesty as the foundation OF character from
the individual would affect society, and In time reach
up TO the Government At tne when the moral sense
a. tho peope seems sluggish 1t Is unfortunate that
law OF Congress should have been passed which In s
effects has offered temptation to dishonest way OF
money getting. The sudden and unparalle'cd ,ali IN IN
real estate caused by the Resumption act, has tempted
thousands Of ayariciUus mOrtgasccs to otcoso on ihr
unfortunate for the soic purpose Wrenc
in from them their property at half its value rms Is
form of dishonesty under legal sanction Dut none he
less demoraizing ore hears much about an nohest cur
rcpcy LEI us not use dishonest to elect the Object
Nelr- orn Murcn TO- 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
FLAX AND HEMP CULTURE.

SIR: In your issue of yesterday, the 18th,
YOU give an interesting OF the proposed intro
ductio Of ax and hemp culture and manufacture IN s
country. With 10 many idle mer' ana so ih"eh ioio
money and large amount spent each year ior Ior
en goods we ought to make at home, tho Importance OF
the subject is brought each mans door am inchhed
TO think an experiment wa, made In Kentucky Sever.
wears ago, under the auspices OF our GOVrhheh!, 10
1row rmp and manufacture 1t into c0rdagc for iSgin:
&C. on our war ships. The impression on my iIlnu Is
that this experiment unsuccessful but am not sur
anu M d., on know anything OF the effort tlen inadef
Was II successful not II not, do you know te reason
WHY - l.uIiLfohD 0'hi"'
IjuDalo y. T., March ii. 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
WHERE ONE CANDIDATE LIVES.

TO the Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Your correspondent "D. L." in The
TRIBUNE OF today after describing what the people want
In President-a man thoroughly honest. possessed Of
broad learning &c-asks. "Where shall he be found'
What is his name For tho information OF this gentle
man. as we'll as for that Of many others who may be
mentally asking the question: answer that ho may
I've found at his home Boston. and that his name Is
Chares Francis Adams He is destined, hope, 10 DO
the peoples candidate for President O. O. ANDERSON
Trenton, n, j.. March II, 1870
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

Friday. MGrch2i;
No. 4O-Msssoth agt. Tho Delaware &c Canal Company
Arsuntn Mt resumed aud concluded -
No 35-Nancy Car, adm T. GO. respondent, sgt Ihe ~
y G.. aud H. H. k..I CO. appclantArguo, by y Hand Oh
counsel for appellant aud by j. H. tlto ior respondent
No ~ Tho People rel The pachc Mail SteamsnlpOo
appellant ast The Commissioners Of Taxes sc oi NeniO,.
By coles Norris for appellant and W
James &. Carter Tor II spon,ents -,
No. 23.-Am De witi Mitchell administration sc. appet.
llnt agt York Central AMI lluson River aloa
Company. rcspondentArgued by A. Parker for appeh1
and by fsrk Cowen for respondent Case stu on
Proclamation was Male and the court adjourned. - -,
Tho Appeals calendar or MonaI, Msrch ~,
follows: Nos. GS IL. ~, 73, 4, u.s. ~, and II.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
PRAYERS FOR COLLEGE GIRLS.

To The TTIT0T
SIR: In The TRIBUNE for to-day VIII DC
found the following extract ~ request for PRAYER" was
road including one for the Junior Class OF Fassar Col
,o all Inn, n of the members OF which had become
CHRISTIANS, Astonisiod and INDIGNANT ~ Rad TINS
A. class She never besoht the public In behalf o hef
nuconverted members. Too truly wcnanlike. she pre-
fers the lncrccssion aud Interest Of her friends anu
before she seeks what tnc puDc may give
Win mos; tlcnng effect dD thc lines read, bui they are
tttcrly untrue; and what some nnIuthnrll' inl
yidna may fit to do, - VIII not hoiu hcTsc" ~
sponsblc - 80,
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

Last season caught 81 from patch two rods square,
some OF tho hills not being up yet Tho bugs arc in tho
earth and come TO the surface IA soon the Spring
opens One OF these bugs should think will lay from
500 200 eggs, and the young from that deposit VIII
&c troy large patch OF potatoes In LOOKING Ior pugs
keep Your eve ont also for the on the under se OF
the leaves BY little attention to the catching OF 'e
Old bugs AZ the start a man vast amount OF
trouble for as soon the bugs hatch they are hru "
get rid Of. bNEhiIN'A
Cenhdlia Ill.,, March TO- 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
CoNFoUNDING LINE AND STAFF OFFICERS.
IT, the Edit0r or The Tribune.

TJ the EdifOr or Thr TriOhnf.
SIR: Has your correspondent Roland who
malicously indugcs to-day In what ho doubtless mag
Ines IL ilng the line, heard the trtc saying
"'Tis en III bIrd that fouls its ncst' This sex
Master" Moltt To whom he refers Is not representa-
tive the line principle Of appointment but IL person
appointed to the retired list OF the navy from civil lfc
and through political Influence; IN short appointed In
precisely the staff officers except cadet
englnecrs) Human nature is probably the same
whether under tho uniform of the line the sta. but
the officer n appointed In accordance with tho true
ciy service idea and the discipline aud enforced educa
ton from early boyhood must in tho long tell IN biz
favor against the mere political appointment, APP
polnncnt through political Influence. Certainly the
speful and malicious emcndaons Of certain stan ON
GERS shown by tie POrtcrWrcs letter of some years
SINCE the publication Of the recent confidential ercu
lar Of young line officers ut Annapolis, with other
contcmpibly small OF that nature intended To IN
lure line In OF the community. VIII o Tar To
convince alrmnicd readers OF THE TRIBUNE that there
i. more Roland" In the staff corps (od forbid
there should be many who has probably not rendered
even 40 much service 10 hs country, except In the small
way have indicated, the wrctced creature Moiiatt,
since this did at least lose his arm In battle brayely
uphoding the iltg of his country OLIVER.
BostOn, March 10, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

placing proper valuation property but tney compel @
the taxpayers Of the City OF New-i 10 pay So
sors hooks of the tax to be paid expense OF repairs o
the property and the amount received
for rent ast wear found that investment would not
return per cent and So advised my friend not " invest
his money In that kind Of property. HENRY 'oSES'
Ne,c- York. March 20, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
ANSWERS TO "A FEW QUESTIONS"

To the Editor OF The Tribune
SIR: / take the liberty to send answers to
few questions propounded by OF your correspondents
/. Every man who loves his country is punished for
Tweed's escape.
Q We don't want the list OF Subscriptions to the Bah
cock Fund :" have all digest at present; let us
wait until our stouacls are stronger.
g. 1.-THE honest mel" OF the country can eject such
men as Adams Brstow, and Eyarts when ,ney are ID
q majority. Tribune hhADE"'
Nee York, March 81, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
THE REVIVAL REPORTS.
r uJ;for Ths TrI b n

SIR: have been reading your paper lor u
few weeks and like 1t very much Especially d" lehloy
reading Mr. Moody's sermons. think ho ought to re-
criyc more announcement from the press some editors
are constantly carcaurng him. but am giai hat you
manifest such Kind disposition toward any ef'cplhc
political religious, that tends to ihe bctterg VI uh
KIND. . a. " ~ 80
Iron Ohio March 10, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

PRECAUTIONS AGAINST THE COLORADO BEETLE.
TO the Editor or The Tribune
SIR Inasmuch as Eastern farmers are likely
suffer from the ravages Of the Colorado potatobug
this season, would like to give them advice Ny
fields have been troubled with these pess for the past
six years and the best aud most expeditions remedy
have found was to catch the old when they
make their appearance on tho vines This will be as
soon as the tops the potato vines out Of the ground
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
TIE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Superior Court, Trial Term. yesterday, be-
fore Judge SDer John Ryan, who appointed messen
ger Of the Court In verdict against the city
for s3jo &C.
A libel has been filed in the Clerks Office Of the
United District Court by Archer Bull mporiers OF
No III against the steamship Adfa;c Ia recover
% damages To cotton which was shipped upon tat
vessel by Marlean Co. OF Liverpool in October lela
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

so difficult to deceive by moro pretenses as s ass%cl
pocy backed by gh ting, will secure u ior % .
Republicans they wise enough to discern ,
tunity and brave enough to improve IL OAOO"
Netc- York, March 10, 1875
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, March 21.-The President sen

the folloWIn. nominations To the Senate to-day:
Holman Atkinson of West Virginia to be Secretary Of egS
of United States IN ~. Petersburg.
FsftGytcIs.-A. ID. Looms at Horsehcas SeSYork II.
Northfeld, Mlnncsota and H. N. Thatcher III
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

nson,s will elect him-no fear of that. They VIII not
slect a Blame, q n Morton, or "a Conkling. - ,o,o
Carmel. March q, 1876 LiDhhAh o' Ao'~'
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
YLIVM CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
TIE SENATE PAS Us TIE ELECTORAL VOTE BILL BY
32 TO ga SLY ARGUMENT FOR FRANK'NG
IN TIIR POST ROUTE DEBATE-AN EXCITED DIS
CussIoN oN The PAY OF CONGRESSMAN IN The
, 1876-10-28

"But Was hel" Inquired. with an anxiety
could Ill disguise, as tho old man raubrtl.
"No, signnr; Il WAS not l,1a destiny to he
drowned !,-Toutd that IL had bcct. for then he
whuld hsyr been saved from the curnfnf*AIon of
lIlE greatest crime. No; he was restored, To
return tn me aud pile upon me further anguish.
"1c cAsuc bark to bcr2amo year Or two
after to II srnalirr inllt which ! was keeping,
nn1, tn drunken hrawl With soine of hIs tooae
companions, lie Used lis knife With fatnl re-
suit upon an unmarried man, whose friend. on
tht instant, stabbed my sun to the heart. That
ls nll, sfgnor; but the remembrance Of Ills
career I1as been far worse for inc than this dark
ross,n
AMI the watei,," 1 sugscste.l, with = sense
n relief quite, .lncxprcsstble, "was f"snd In
Ills pnsscFkt0n."
"'Yca, synor: but lDubt II he had come bs
It honestly, for they tell mo there are Arviec
and letters on the back In M way belonging
10 h'm. 1'ut still treasure II for Ills snke, or
rather for Ills mothers; for he was al that r.
,nntnefl To ne Of her, mud she fdollzed him for
the nTc fears that she was spared after his
birth; and,h ndaed tic old man, In a sutDewIiat
more Ei1ecry tune, as II thcrecital Of his troubles
iad relieved lls1l, "a ,good English watch Is
A[ust assnrrdly the last thing in my thoughts
vas to deprirt. him Of his treasure. was only
it1 well repald for my loss by what Ind Just
heard; ohlJ loo grateful for being al,ln after oil
to lt,oK buck With yolIlplacency Upon what
nevertheless still call " Ny sIurIcr.f'
, 1876-10-28
PLEASANT THOUGHTS.

lovr to rctl,nc hy the 'tashlAs Ill,
Whore tho fo.trl md the bubbles blltlr
Over ItS face, ~ II springs from the Hill,
ur leaps from The Alouuealn.sEdu.
Ny tkauchts then arc sweet; my s0u1 fcrl4 peace
As hen I.ose's mystic trnAriiA AntwIno
.tboHt The lnno heart, to ttve It release,
.t:a I'LL II with sartuscs l!fiue.
thtnl. o! my youth, tslose days of delight
II thnsc arldt where Used tD roam,
CT the h1l,hng brNnE, 50 ptarly and bright,
That rtn by MY chitdh0ols homo,
..s the rutd:ng g1s&s from tho bank bends low
And batheS In tflu siiyrry tide,
AMI tLe sparkling 1aidA In thn tEN. light glow.
Hcar thu snc1s where tic Eshcs 4ldr,
] think Of tho days when nscd 10 roam
Through the meaa.Mx, rich and grrrn,
by tue Law chin. brock: nntf out FROM The foam
The innocent y;ofcts gleant
As the waters sllsll n'cr thu rocky bed,
Aud fail 10 lflc bnbb:lng po0f
And the birds afng IEGrFily 0'cE my head,
In thc fUltnfu grecu aud cool,
l think Of The days when used 10 steal
AWay 10 tiir Wlullctt Ilnukt,
Amt cll1nb mr. Forks In NY youthful zeal,
And Hlt " tho hliyery brttuks.
III. SWEET to think Of that distant patt.
or tlInse paths whcrn my feet i4nyN troi,
OF The l0ses an.t pleasures, tnu sweet u Iuat,.
And 0t dear ones ut rest with GnA,
J.. E. FAn.oKs,
, 1876-10-28

NlsAa0N " II HfUiaIie4N.
i Aspinstct n1llul Enula teornwal! dtcil re-
ccntly Mt 1owI.er's Station, n. I. upou rxaIllI-
nai0lt it wAs tttund that tho dertasru hid fSl,-
Ukl In bank htnckS AMI United States bopAs. aud
tho farm, VALUED at RI, Nl0, lnaslu up trt HI 9th.
Tho hon!ls n,ld htacks rcru Iutlnl tMl hHAy In
0I Trunks III tlrvss pptAtts, stuffed it,ruIt u
earpeltng. III bedding. und In tact tbs search fOr
!Ier pos risinlia WIS the surprise. IhJusauua
VI dollars would ba fund In tl4r n.l.t Iust.,-
ceiy4tle pla'es, and il Is not lu,bitiyely knuNll
but that !, snug little fortune H. nvw su,ueWhrrc
concealed lu tue AUllst,
, 1876-10-28
"lla1'nE" Mt .tnr,.i'oIis.


Among many Vi tile tricks recently performed
would la such as this: a thitdellss cA'let,
backed iy several uf his snntcs, would enter the
rootn Of p!cl, at,d BAY: II nj, al ugly fllow
don't you thlnk soi', 1'sle p!rh wouI! say,
"Uh, no: you are quite y llad:o'ue ic'iow.."
"'rhep, SIR" tays thc tlIfr.l.slass man, lyon
n,ea,rto call nc y Hart" ,Iln: pttb diselatuta
any suel, Intention, hut IN an instant !Ie linda
l,ilitseIl hanging nit Of = thtrl.story wlnhox,
Il. the i'nuIiaent risk uf having h's ucrk hra'se,,
tic next ll'ulliemt Alter permitting him u pusa
through oil asc oF asonz!l'g fear iu l!ts rersulla
mattresses, und III Iulian War-danru performed
urnn the urprr t,ie; t!le whole scene concluding
wltlla large .use uf writing !lI.il forced dowil
Lis uilYillu! tllrQai.