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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-28
Application fer Patent.
For "a Mill Site.
No. 323.
U. ). LAND OEYTcE.
Eureka, Nevada, March /. isG

IhIttu, -NtSduu, Rturcn L. tSio.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the tiebmond Mining Company Of Ne
vada. q corporation existing under and BY
virtue Of the laws OF the State Of Nevada.
has this day, by 1bonias Wren. its duly su.
thorizcd ag-Dt, whose post0fice address 10
Eureka. Nevada, fi"d its application for 0
pstent for five acres ~ a mill site. situate,
lying and being in Eureka Mining District,
county Of Eureka and Stntc Of Nevada, and
known ard desiennted by the field notes and
official plat on. tile in TINS Office as Lot No. ",
in unssryaved isnds.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. %
being NJ follows, to-wit:
Variation To-. DE- cast; commencing AT a
post marked No. l L.. ;. Survey No. w, the
same being past No I Of survey No. 81, mill
site survey. whence tho flagstaff in the town
Of Eure,a bears n % DIX A III W 2.4O0 II, and
the northwest corner Of the richmond Mining
Company of Nevada refinery bears 7ldg 1um
w $40 6.lO f.: thence r~anning first courses
2, de- y VI I. 6ib3-i0 Il. to post marked MOI,
u. 5. SURVEY No. "; thence second cour Q )
$40 Dig " rot t. foSi marked No. 3, j.. :.
Survey No. w: thence third course s 81 dg
4 100 II. TO post marked Ne. I, U. S. Survey
No. W; thence fourth course ) ST. Dc W ia
II. to post marked No. 5, u. 5. Survey No. ".
the same being Iost No. = Of survey No. 20:
thence ffih course y AZ Dig w 81 lilo Il, to
post marked No. d, u. ). Survey No. ~. the
same being post No. > of survey No. Oh. and
thence sixth coarse y ~ dx ~ m Il $50 l-l0ft-
TO plscc Of beginning. containing i've acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Mill Site as herein
before described. are required to hle
their adverse claim With the Regis
ter Of the United States Land once
a Enreks, in the state Of Nevada. aarlne
the sixty days period Of publication nereoi'
or they will be barred by virtue q ne pro-
mr2-6Od Register.
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EUREKA CONSOLIDATED MINING
IL Company.-Location Of principal place
of business, Fan Francisco, CaliiorDia; Local
ton Of works, Eureka Mining District, Eu-
reka county. Nevada.
Notice l. hereby given. that ut o meeting Of
the Directors. held on the frst- Ist- day OF
March, 1876, an nss~rssnent-Ao l-of one
-~sl-dollar per share. was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable ini-
mediatcly in United States gold coin to the
Secretary, at the Office of the company,
hoom 81, Nevada Block, No. %n, Montgom-
sry street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
hall remain unpaid ON Wednesday. the fifth
-5th-.day of April. 1873. will be delinquent,
and advertised for sale at public auction,
and unles. payment is made before, will be
sold on TUESDAY, the twenty-6fth- 9th
day OF April, 1875, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the costs oil adver-
Using and expenses OF sale.
w. W. TRAYLOR, Secretary.
0~fice-Room No. 81, Nevada Block, Nc. 300
Montgomery street. San francisco, Cali
fOrnin. mar5-td 49,.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-28
Application for Patent
For a Mill Site.

Eureka. Nevada. March !. !.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN re
IN tho Richmond Mining COMPANY ol ~
wade, a CORPORATION existing undet sna D'
virtue Of the laws of tho state oil NsVaua'
has thi, day. by Thomas " ren: is oS da,S i
Eureka. Nevada, filed its apnlication lo,"
patent for Eve acres as u mill site. sitla.o'
lying and bcing In Eureka MINING ppumJ
county OF Eureka and State OF NEVADA, and
known AMI designated ey ,hs neid nt' So' Ss.
official plat on nj" IN u Is ONCE rs Lot N""'
in unsuryeycd lands,
The ca .sri,r boundaries of said Lot NO. 0
being Ms follows, to.wit: ,t.
Variation 1917 Dig cast: COMMENCING n IL
post marked No. l. T.. :. survey no . and
lost No. o. survey No, ~, nil site surveys,
whence the flagstaff in tn town OF, bureha
hears n ~ dg A. IN W 2,iOO Il, and the h",,n
west cornor VI the richmond Mining ,on,
many Of Nevada refinery building bears
dg ~ N W 40 $40 It; thence running ~
DIG W 275 II to poet marked No. 2, u. ., ouii5i
yey No. 80 the same being post no. = o. sa,a
survey No. 81; thence second course y elIsn =
4 800 IT. to post marked No. ;, W :; omrvrcy
No, s@; thence shir a. course : e .p rS No. ss;;
thence fourth course 5 Sff dg.M ~ ill.,
post marked No. :, L. s. Survey NO. 10, tne
same being post No. 2 of said survey w
W: and thence fifth course n ~ Dig Mmw
$40 g. 10 #, to place Of beginning contaih''s
any and all persons claiming adversely any ny
portion of said Mill Site as hereinSSgg 81.
fore described, are required 70 pes inv
their adverse claim with TIE oe;ca At
ter Of the, United States Land ,s 91nc' the be
sixty days period Of publication hereof. Or
they viii be barred BY virtue q M RI III.
OsRed
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-28
DR.A.B 3. SPINNEY,

1t matters not what yoar uvs,Dses may he.
come and let the Doctor examine YOU: case.
IL VIII cost you nothing for consulted on, so
please call and satisfy yourselves whether the
Doctor understands your case. /. he Can cure
you he will tell you SO II not, he will tel You
that. for he will not undertake n case unless
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-28

N0TICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the stockholders Of the Phenix Silver
the THIRD DAY of APRIL, A. ID. 1876, at
the company's office. Room 2d, No. 4ls. Cali
fornia street, Sar Francisco. California, at the
hour Of one o'clock P. NJ. of said day, for the
purpose Of e~lecting q Board OF Directors to
serve Tor the ensuing year, and for the trans
action of any other business that may prop
erly come before the meeting.
JOSEPH MAGUlkE, Secretary.
mrl7.td
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PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent.
For a Mill ST.
S1C0s
NOTICE NO. s21.


Eureka. Nevada. MarnS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ,o.S.
~ he Richmond Mining Coz THAT
Nevada, n corporation existing r,oJnpany Of
virtue Of the laws of the Sfsta au ~ and by
has this day, by Thomas Wren ~ Nevada.
thorized agent, whose postof,.ns dnly au.
Eureka, Nevada. flied its annl;o address il
patent for five acres a. a mill sita .' s;.n 70, 4
ing and being IN Eureka M;rJi,s tnate, y.
county OF Eureka and State q. NJ D,strict,
SHOWN and designated by the field saaa. and
unsurveyed lands. "0"s Lot No.M
The exterior boundaries of s.;a
being MS follows, to-wit: S"u Lot No.M.
Variation ljl2. Dig east; comn.,
post marked No. l., @. s. s%sneing alta
whence the flagstaff in The nurvey No. 10,
bears at IL dg 20 IN W 2,g2 4 snJo o. Eureka
west corner of tho Riehmend tne north.
pany Of Nevada Refinery nlnlnR Com.
III 40 #: theico running 6rpt cma,s ~ Dig Il
,g h 794 6-lu II to post marksSV yulse ) liz
Survey No. 80: thence second co, w. =, |. :.
" '6l # TO post marked No. 3. Ii ss . el1a dg
No. 10; thence third course N ID Survcy
to post marked No. 4, U. S. Sarvsss y OBS it
ih"nce fourth course N 81 VI SStt NO. 40;
marked NO. 5.l. ). survey No. Il. ma y . post
iiitn course N 81 y dg L 200 It, To , ,i.aa thence
ginning. containing five acres " p'aes VI b.
Any and all persons claiming adv...
portion of said Mill Sits as hers;seeri Any
described, are required 10 H. hosiore
adverse claim with the pe~ Their
the United States Land ONi,ee "ssf ot
reka. in the State of Nevada drr;am ~.
sixty days period of publication hs,ss the
they will be barred by virtue of Tia eo1,.r
ions of the Statute. ~ pio'!s-
mr2-eod b. u. IMMEL. Rep;,,.,
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ShERlFE'S TAX SALE.
A OF NEVADA,

STATE OF NEVADA,)
COUNTY OF EUREKA.
T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT UNDER
i and by virtue of executions issued ont of
the } ~ustice's Court on March 2, 1873, to me dt-
rected and delivered upon judgment rem.
dered on tho LIST day Of March. 1876. 1ut Of
the J~ustice'- Coart, Eureka township. State
and county aforesaid. wherein the state of
Nevada is plaintiff and the parties herein
after named rs defendants, l, Geo, W. Gill
more, Sher #, have levied upon the following
described real property. the same being for
delinquent taxes for the fiscal year 1873, or so
much Thereof US may be necessary TO satisfy
said judgment and all costs, to-wit:
Willis Garter,
Possessory interest in and to a tract az
land situated about - miles westerly
from the town Of Eureka and north
erly from Dry Lake, Spring Valley,
in Eureka county. State OF Nevada.
and known us the Carter Ranch, cou-
tanning 100 acres, more or less;
10 Gi
-. ............ ~ ~
AccrtilHg z W
Together with all costs that may hereafter
accrue.
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OFFICIAL.
SHaRIff's TAX SALE.

STATE DF NEVADA,l
COUNTY OF EUREKA.
4 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT Under
L and by virtue of executions issued out OF
the Justices court on March 2. 1876, to inc dl'
rected and delivered upon judgment rem
dercd ON the 18th day of February, 1876. Oat
of the Justices Court. Eureka. township,
State and county. aforesaid, wherein the State
Of Nevada is plaintiff ara the parties %lcreil-
after named as defendants, 1. Geo. ". Gil
more, Sheriff. Lave levied upon the following
described real property, the same being i.r
delinquent taxes tor the fiscal year 1879, or SO
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
said Judgment and all cost. to-wi
John Doe.
Unknown owner Possess Dry interest in
and to lot. Nos. II, 70 and q. in block
No. 2 of the Mcdonald Survey of the
town of Eureka, Eureka county, Ne
yrda; Judgment......-"...-.. $3.50" ,
Y W
Together with al costa that may herca't.r
accrue.
John Hoe,
Unknown owner Iossessory interest in
and to lot No. IL block No. 2 OF the
Mcdonald Survey Of the tom Of Eu-
reka, Eureka county, Nevada: judg-
....... ~
~ ~
Accruing ZW
Together with all costs that may hereafter
accrue.
John Doe,
INK nown owner Fossessory interest in
AMI to the south I2ls feet of let No.2
in block No. 4 of the Egan Survey of
the town Of Eureka. county of Eu-
reka, Nevada; judgmcnt....~-~-...... %
...--"..-.. Is rs
AccruIi1g z w
rogetI or with all costs tina, may hereafter
accrue.
John Doe,
Unknown owner-Posses.ory intercstin
and to lots No. ) and g in block No. n
of the Nctoy Survey of the town of
Eureka. Ersreka county, Nevada;
81
.-"... ...-.---...... - ~
Accrulng : w
Together With ~ costs that may hereafter
accrue.
John Doe.
Unknown owncr-i'ossessor interest in
and to lot No, 2 in block 30. ~
of the Mccoy Survey of tho town Of
Eureka, Eureka county, Nevada;
Judg o1
q ~
Together with all costs that may hereafter
accrue.
John Doe,
Unknown owner-Possessory in'erestin
and to lot No. II in block No. ID OF the
Munroc Survey OF the town Of Euro
ka. Eureka county, Nevada; judy
Heh.t. 80
Ia ~
Accruinu z w
together with all costs that may hereafter
accrue.
John BIe.
Unknown owncr-possa,sory interest in
and to lot III BLOCK Of the Lgan sur.
vey Of the town Of Eureka, Eureka
county. Ncvada; also pessessnry in
terest in and to lot II in block : OF the
Egan Survey Of the town of Eureka,
Eureka county, Nevada, and frame
housesob lot 10 block Z; judgment. II -
q A1l9
| Accrn,ng COSTS 9 90
Together with al costs that MAJ hereafter
accrue.
And notice is hereby given, that / will sell
| SAID renl proper " as aforesaid in front Oh tho
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J. III. Griffin. and John Doc and
Richard Hoe.



Possessory interest in and to that
piece of land situated in the town Of
Eureka, Eureka county, Nevada, and
bounded us follows, to-wit: being
westerly from the lid Furnace and
southerly rom the Eureka CONSOLE
dated Smelling Works, and adjoin-
ing the tract owned by Lundgrecp,
and known as tho Richards tract:
8 25
.......... % 7S
Accruing 2 90
Together with ali costs that may hereafter
. Emily Gilmore.
Possessory interest in end to lots Nos.
II, 10. - and 20. in block ~, Munroe
Survey OF the town Of .Eureka, Eu-
rel a county, Nevada; judgmont.~.. Is
AccruinY IN
Together with all costs that may hereafter
accrue.
And notice is hereby given hat ! will sell
said real property Ms aforesaid. in front Of the
Court-hou9e door. on the fourth
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-28

CARSON L. O. L., No. 121,
AT EEfS AT TIE MAS0N'S HALL, EG-
IVA reka, on the First and Third Wsdnes-
days Of escb north. at 7 o ciuch +. 81.
a JtSl!UA TINGLEY, W. NJ.
A. q. MckIxzfh, W. 5. oft
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-28
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES,
\ Or. GIBBONS pIsPEN-

~ Or. GIBBONS pISPEN-
M~l SAhY, NJ. 52j kbAhNf 81.
kxN corner of Commercial, san Fran.
EN22A cisco. Private entrance on Com
ESsSS3 niercial street. Established ip
1914, ior the treatment oil Sexua! and SeninAi
Diseases such ms Gonorrhoa. elect, Structure
syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness
impotcney. etc. etc. Skin diseases of years
standing, and liberated Legs, etc, successful
~ treated.
cling that he has returned from visiting tbs
principal hospitals OF Europe, and has re-
sunicd practice.
Tho Doctor has spared neither time mol
mt in seeking out now remedies, and hss
returned with increased facilities for the allie
Walton Of human suffering.
Seminal Wesk mesa.
Seminal emission If the consequence OF self
abuse. This solitary vice. or deprayei sexuai
indulgence, Is practiced by the youth OF both
ing with uncTring certainty the following
train Of morbid symptoms, unless combated
oy scientific medical measures, viz: sallow
eountcnance, darn spots under the eyes, pain
in the head, ringing in tho ears, noise like the
%rustling Of leaves or rafting Of chariots, un-
~easiHess about the loins. veal ness of the
limbs. confused vision. biunted intellect. loss
uf confidence. ditidcnce in approaching stran.
gers, a dislike TO form now acqualntances. u
disposition to shun society, loss Of memory
pimplcs and various cruptions about the face
hrctic f~usass, farred tongue, f9tid breath
coughs, consumption, night swcats, mouoma-
MIA, and frequently insanity. IL relief be not
obtained, you should apply immcd .ntei,, CT.
her in person or by letter, and have a curt
Effected by his new aud scientific mode Of
treating this disease. which never fails o.
sffecting u quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons Mt a distance may BIO CURED Al
uOME, by addressing q letter to DS GlB-
BON. stating case, symptoms, iength OF tim,
tho disease has continued, and have siehicinr
promptly forwarded, free from damage an6
curiosity, to any part Of the country, with
full and plain directions for use,
by inciosing Ten Dollars coin in q regis
tered letter through tho Posto1ico, or
through ellis, Fargo l. Co.'S, a package oil
lmedic,ns will be forwarded to any part Of the
Union.
Persons writing to tho Doctor viii please
state the name Of the paper thcy SEQ this ad'
yertissment in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DIR. j. 4. GIBB0N,
Box 1857, San Francisco. California
iyl 1y
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4th day of April, 1876,

B tween the hours of = O'clock \. NJ. and )
o'clock r. a.. to-wit: l. O'clock NJ. OF sad day,
or so much thereof as may be necessary to
pay said taxes and vii costs.
The above sale will be absolute, as pro
videi by statute.
GEO. W. GILMORE. Sheriff.
mr5td By :. h. BELL, Deputy Sheriff.
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The Prospect Improving.

Tie letter of our Washington corre-
ipondcnt, who reports in another column
Today that the conspiracy to count in
HAYES is weakening, and that the scheme
will he met by Republicans in the Senate
with resistance sufficient TO overcome it,
will be read with satisfaction by honest,
intelligent mcu Of all political parties.
our correspondent says that there is
reason to believe that Mr. CoNKLING Will
in due time take decided ground against
the contamination Of this electioneering
project, and that he will be supported Ivy IA
number of Republican Senators large
enough TO break down the under
taking. lie gives the names of
the Senators who, rs lac thinks,
may he counted on to make stand
IN behalf of law, Justice. aud public order
In this unparalleled Gaze, and not The least
among these names is that Of JAMES G..
BiAISE We trust the event may prove
that our correspondent IA not mistaken. II
would be Il most wholesome thing if so
great aud SO dangerous conspiracy
should be defeated by the force of public
opinion, ana 10y the patriotism of public
men breaking over party tic, and party
nictution.
VT there can be M question that con-
tdcrations of more party policy alone.
tuch rs Mr. G.. w. CURTIS has propouuded.
ought TO overthrow AMI annnl such plot.
II the Republican party should now Sue
reed, against every hindrlrcc, in declaring
Mr.. HAYES elected President. it would
gain nothing but an enormous accumu-
lation Of present cmbarN smcuts. with
the certainty Of being utterly wiped ont
vi existence rs soon rs the people could
yet chance 10 vote on the question. ON
the other hand, nv allowing the viii of the
people to take eject in the inauguration
pf President TILDES, the Il publiclus
would still have the hope and chance OF
restoration in the future, while IN the
present they would constitute n powerful
opposition capable of retaining it,
Strength, aud awaiting Of opportun-
ties TO regain power. In flue honesty Is
the best policy, even IN a closely contested
rational election.
Our Correspondent bring, cheering news;
but We must not he too confident. LIT
memorials for an honest count be poured
In to Congress and they may 10 much for
the safety Of the country.
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case Of the Third Avenue Savings Bank.
The breach of trust there was plain and
utterly incXcusablc, yet the guilty parties
arr safe, while tho poor dcpOsitOrs mourn
fine ~ Of money winch represented 10
thom Ia. " years OF hard labor sclf-donul,
and ut,,, vi saving Th3 misuse of tho
money comm 'tted to savings banks * one
of the most T. N-reachiug and disastrous
crimes that can b,' committed. The h,cak-
ing open Of bank vault is Of small ac-
count compared with IT, Vet why don't
we hear OK the punisht 'enl oil iaiihi's'
bank trustees rs well as vi glars sneak
thieves, and highwuymcuy
We have lat ~ had frequently occurring
cases of disastrous failure of other h'h'' "I
corporate nducilry institutions ia cs'liy
dependent upon public support and cNuh-
douce, and yet we do not hear Of any pu'-
ishmout that has been melted ont 20 those
through whose delinquency they may have
occurred.
We stand in sore need of better morals
among men in places OF trust. and a public
opinion which visits their dnreuctions with
the sevcrcst censure and condemnation
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fund for having Broadway, Fifth avenue,
aud few other leading thoroughfarcs
kept i'm decent condition. There are cor
taiuly more than thousand citizcns here
who can easily subscribe hundred dollars
apiece. With such y sum couple OF
thousand poor mon could NJ once be set At
work nni kept employed until next
,priug. That would be rational charity.
The men thts ,uployel would not be
under obligation anybody. On the con-
tiury, their work would be- Il boon con-
fcircl bv them on inc community. A.
to The Subscribers OF the fund, tncy would
certainly save money by investing n hun
drod dollars in this manner. The streets
Of New York. rs they are now, and
as they are likely 10 remain all through
thu winter will cost them more than that
if q proper estimate is made OF the injuries
To q. 'riiagcs horses. dresses. and health.
ThrSe j. no Use talking about the inca-
pacify OF n, . city authorities, about bur-
donsome taxes. ind all that sort of thug.
II will take a arci, while TO improve the
government machin. ry. In the mean
time. private efforts can do great deal
The English understand suc,l points much
better than we do. IL they 500 that the
authorities are unable or IN willing 10 do
thing properly, they compel them to 1t Dv
showing what private efforts can do. ThSn
the authorities become ashamed. and take
to doing the WORK themselves.
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The Population of the Globe.

The most Trustworthy estimate of the
number of people ON the earth Tor the
year $50, rs furnished 10y German statl--
ticians. Is l.l!59lsOJJ. This is an increase
of over twenty seven millions on the c-ii-
mate ot $50 bat The AUGMENTATION is not
due entirely to the excess of births over
deaths. but LARGELY To the obtaining ot
more accurate information regarding the
population Of regions hitherto httlc known.
aud to more perfect CENSUS returns from
other countries.
Asia Is stu the home of the majority of
the human race. after having supplied on
shoots from which have sprung great
Western peoples. About four sevcnths of
the earth's population Is A-Iatic, or So,
81, $50; Europe comes next with over
nith. or 800 l,>,;UO; Africa with about "a
sevcnth. or lgJ,9.lGoO; America with less
than sixteenth, or sl.jlJ, so. and finally
Australia and PolNnc-lI with the very
small fraction of i5lS,6O people Europe
Is the most dcnsely popu at,d. having -
persons To the square mile; ASIA comes
next with A. TO the square mile, Africa
next with l. 4, and America ami Australia
bring up the rear with > aud / respect
lively.
There are 2l5 cities on the earth with A
population of over 100. Oo0; 29of balfa nli-
lion or more. and nine cities containing A
million or more inhabitants. OF these lat
four are I'M emma. Including Brookl,n
with Sew York, rs we may rightfuliy do
for purposes of comparison, and the great
est cities OF the world stand Ia tn order;
London. 3,4S941s: Paris. 1,sl1I2; New
York. l51,G21; Vienna. 1.0u,ND; Berlin,
1.nlLOoO: Canton aud three ether Chinese
elite. one million each. Ncw York ih.r,-
fore takes lis place third i'm the Inst OF great
cities, without counting our Sew Jersey
overflow.
Though there are not at hand statistics
upon which to base an accurate statement
Of the fact, yet 1t Is the opuion Of all
observers OF the condition OF civIliz ID peo-
pies that the average longevity OF the
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The Crime Of Abu>c Of trust.

The misuse by Nj. Or,s u. Sw,N of the
large trust committed to ms charge adds
new case 10 The long list Of such breaches
ri faith by trustees. He was respectable
man, n very respectable nan, standing
high IN the church ana iu society. lie was
man of grave aud impr,-~ive bearing, ~
an houor,d family. and moved among the
most reputable merchants aud bankers Of
the city. who priced hi. acquaintance and
trusted him. lut he mi,usei and lost ms
brothers aud his sisters money ntrustcd
10 his keeping, Is IN other directions in de-
fault. and NOW finds that lac must iiy from
the law
Mir Henry NICoIL was a leading meme
her Of the Bar Associations and u lawyer
in whom his clients put implicit faith. But
lie turned up one day as a defaulter of the
funds con mtted TO his keeping. Mr.. BAR
RLrT was also highly esteemed; was man
honored in religious circles. aud q lawyer
10 whom people committed the care Of
their estates with unque,touiug couh-
dence. MIR. BARRETT used the money 50
received for his personal specuatious,
almost Impoverished persons who had Ie.
gardod themselves as secure IN the posses
SION Of a lifelong competence, ana now is
concealed in some foreign country.
Ihese are lew cdses out Of many like
ones which have occurred IN New York
within recent years, some OF winch have
been made public and others kept quiet
Tor family or corporate reasons. suppose
to-day cvels man III the city who is trustee
Tor other peoples money should be- re-
4 Ian. l. Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-29

Quite a nose is being made about the
great efficiency OF the District Attorneys
Office IN prosecuting men who have acted
rs straw bail, or in procuring straw ban, in
criminal cases.
This may all be very wcll but would
not an investigation at an earlier stage of
the proceeding. whore there was good
reason to su.poct the parties. have pre-
vented such bhll being acccptrdl
II looks to us as though the District At
torncy Office had be II fooled in the mat
ter more frequently than bright, sharp
men Onght u Do.