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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05

TEE enthusiasm shown for Governor
Hampton in the South has revived the
talk about him rs . possible Presidsn-
tial candidate in 1880. Once In q while
. particularly forlorn idiot talks about a
ticket made Of Hayes and Hampton. but
but this Is happily . rare occurrence. The
Governor undoubtedly has . good deal
strength. and II tho next national Dem.
ocratic ticket were to be made up now.
be would stand an excellent chance for
the second place. Bat 1880 isa differ
emit matter. a. all OF tho aspirants will be
apt 10 discover. No friend Of the Prssi'
dent car do him . greater injury than to
speak Of the possibility Of his running
for . second term. II anybody Is anr-
ious to have Mr.. Hsmpton's name on .
ticket now. and all the time. lot him
shout for Hendricks and Hampton. and
zee how Indiana will rise up and bless
him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05

The Evening telegram il the name Of
q new daily newspaper which appeared
in Portland. Oregon. a week ago ysster-
day. It's politics are Democratic. We
are sorry for this. for in every other re-
spect 1t shows the marks Of q master
mind. It is full Of news. spicy and
readable. It's editorials are ws1 written
and its tslsgraphic columns well edited.
Il omits the general "salutatory" and
leaves il readers to judge for Themselves
what II means to do. There 10 q wide
field In Portland for such q journal. and
there is no doubt that the Tslegrdm will
all Il acceptably.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05

Two Peculiar People In walsall, Eng.
had . child BON who lay sick Of con-
gestion OF the brain and diarrhea.
Their neighbors urged them TO summon
a physician. but they replied that 1t was
against their conscience, as they wished
to trust In the Lord. They were will.
ing to compromise with their conscience
to the extent Of giving the little inno-
cent brandy and arrowroot. The baby
died from excess Of brandy and arrow
root. or lack Of faith. or from other
causes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05

The most ludicrous figure on the bat
tls-asld Of Plsvna was General Powza'
nof. Who commanded the Thirtieth Di'
vision until the firing began. and then
sksdaddlsd. as Americans would say.
Mr. Forbes IL 50 charitable A. to init
mate that II was not cowardics which
prompted the Generals abrupt with.
drawL from the scene Of action. The
correspondent writes that tho old soldier
must have lost his head rather than his
heart. The story goes that the Grand
Duke sent him away with q fins mixture
Of arbitrary assumption Of profound
medical knowledge and Of genuine kind.
ly feeling for q soldier in misfortune.
II observe that you are very III. and
that there Is no chance Of your recover
ing your health without returning to
Russia" but. your Imperial High.
ness. I am not IN at all. I never was
better in ny life - '.Ailow mo. please,
10 know better. I can SEQ you are ailing
seriously. and I must recommend you to
recover your health in the bosom Of
your family"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05
". N. CLARKE. ~. O. SMITH. nHrsHr aoLyH.
W. II. CLARKE & CO.,
STOCK q Q,
Nd. 81 SOUTH osrRRET.
VIRGINIA CITY. MEvAp A..
San francisco correspondent, Q. .. WAKE.

nuLLIoN MINING COMPANY
d Location of principal place Of cuisines,
Room 4 Hayward's Building, ts California
street. nan Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold I'LL, storey county.
Nevada.
tbs Hoard Of Directors, held on the ID day OF
october, ISL. an assessment mo. y OF One Dol.
isf and Fifty Gents per share vss levied upon
he espltsi stock Of the corporation, payable
immedIaiciy, In United states gold ooin, 70 the
Secrstary, 81 tho oonpsny's once. Room 2
Hsyvsrdfs Buildina, No. tie California strest.
San Francisco. callfoniA
Any stock upon which this asse.sment shall
remain uupaia on the fifh day Of November.
1871. will DO dellnqusnt. and advertised for
saie a public auction. and unle.s payment z
made before will be sold on the Tssnty-s!gnt
day Of November, 1877, 70 pay the delin.
quent assessment. tossthsr with costs Of sdvef.
tising and e1penses OF sale.
By order OF the Director.
JAMES \. KENNEDY, 6ecrstary.
Otncc-Room . Haywsrdp Building. t1e Call.
fornia street, San Francisco. California. oes I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05
DR.. |. J. clAPkAY's
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE

400 Kearuy street, Han F~raneiscs,
NsrABLIsHED IN 1854. FOR rHR
~ permanent cure Of all special and Chronic
Diseases. o. also eli Female Complaints and
Diseases Of the Nervous System.
The immenss destruction Of human life IN.
nually from sscfet and chronic diseases caused
this old and reliable Institution 70 be estab-
ii.hcd nrst In Philadelphia. Penn, In $50. and
amer wards In Fan Francisco, Cal. In 1884, % .
private dispensary, in order to afford the
Afflicted the best medical and surgical treatment
for the above and all other affections and COM
p%lainis. Consultations 81 the Institute or By
letter. FREE.
Physical aud Mental Debility,
Vital Weakness, nervousness. Low spirits, las
situde, weakness OF the limbs and back. loss
Of muscular power, indisposition and incapa.
biiity for labor and study. . weak. exhausted
feeling. no energy or courage, palpitation OF the
heart. dullness OF apprehension; lo.a O. mem
idity, self. distrust, loss OF manhood, diEzincss,
headache, pains In the side, affections Of the
eye. pimples on the fscs, sexual OF other In
firmiiies In man or woman. are cured BY the
Justly celebrated physician. l.. j. czAPkAf,
HIS mode Of curing disease 10 peculiarly his
own unknown 10 other), and henoe the great
suecrss, Rheumatic Affections. chronic cataffh,
diseases Of tho stomach and Kidneys. liver com.
plAints. etc.. successfully treated. Those who
arc suffering from the errors and indiscretions
OF youth, nervous weakness, ars assured OF .
DIR. CZkiKAY, one OF the most successfni
medical practitioners on tho pacinc coast. may
be consulted coundentially In reference 70 the
above and all other complaints 81 the Institute,
No. 20g Ksarny stree ssn Frssciscs.
Charges moderate. Communications strictly
confidential. Medicines sent By exprsss. Ad'
dress L. J. CzAPKAY. Y. D., Postofnce Boz
"a, Ban Francisco, Cal. oc6 ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05

A BosroMAs In the real estate bust.
ness, but Of q literary turn Of mind, de-
sires to name q street through his prop
srty and call II after the author Rue
DAubigns. but the Common Council
have amended II to Rue Dc Bsan.-Chi.
cd9o Posi-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05
A cosrrxronAnY says in q recent arti.

A CONTEMPORARY says In q recent arti.
Gle: III you wish to knew whether q
man IL superior TO the prsjudices Of the
world, ask him to carry . parcel for
you." A fellow tried this plan . few
days since upon q well.dresssd man he
met at q railway station. The well.
dressed man took the parcel. and the
other was satisfied that be was superior
to the prsjudicss Of society. but he has
net seen the parcel since.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05

An Albany damsol asked one OF her
fellow boardsrs, q stylish dry goods
clerk at the breakfast table /: Why il
your mustache like my back hair
He blushinsly gave II up. when tho an
swer caused him to blush still more /;
because It's all down."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05
CONGRESSMAN WREN.
His views 90 Hayes Southern
Psiiey and civil service Reform
HE Dsn't Believe IN 0eorEs
william Curtis.

a reporter OF tne Eufska o"u"Sa mas
interviewed Hon. Thomss Wren. Here
Is what our Congressman says accord
inv 10 ths S~,ntiners report
I..n...,n, :, ,h. Ia. ..,,or =, An.
~ ~ rdnsn,ion NJ W. .,.,sS
~. ~ h..s.;,w ;nJo,..J AZ. nI.,so,n
a.a,,n,,a,sJ ~ ths, oc...ion ssn..
III. Is 80 "a arh rI.nr. /.
saa.;as,s ,ss, To- Az. n.st even ~ s,oht
var Gsorcs w Chris. who claims 10
X ~. i-nc.rn.,;on ~ nu,;tv IN roIitics
- -. An. o,;s. - a., rr.,;o,
ansi,x nan mas;no -co.tinnon. |irrits.
w.. 49, On Conti;nc mi h;s f,;ands
,rhs, na .onsass;ons or -mscr.nimj,v an
A.. ,as, ~ ~. ssra,or 1isc...d mi.
sm,nsn, .no.,is ~ rsform Cnrtis v,s
No. ,n .,,s,d ths C;nc;nr.H Con.
s.O,;on AMI .;ansiiy.a hi. snt,,s by
,n.I;n. h;,,., s,tact on an. Nav YORK
s,s,sswsn ma his sppnortsr, AMI that
carL,ina ,irsa A. ,hs rsnsst.a .~ss.nit.
- s..s.sn. -. arr ;rir.H.. anJ
49,, yaon Nh
aa"a,s p III T..
sn P~:,ph,;s.n 49,. ~
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49, a. a-n,a,on;.m ~ WeSs. In ,hs
~ wv. Casvsn,;an on: Cona,as.'
1870 s",,.~.1
mah s,P'' H o.,
VIII pa' yPotuu.@ 7"
pose tna' 4 AIN q resioehs OF tns Guy o.,
san francisco ahu an owns a Oh feai
estate 70 tue AMOUNT Oh szoo,oVV; y
fortunate; ?, uniol.uns'e, Sn1agn 70 %
appoin.ea ooneS.ol o., 'ne Lo.. any
interests I've IN IA.or ., soou govern
ment' ana ass matter VI cosIss, NY IN,
nuence would 70 thrown IN iavof OF
those whom 1 wouie CONSIDER ~ tne
proper omcers 70 carry ON an ap,en,
and eceh9micsi aon,n,sra.on y, iocs,
anairs' ny virtue o. rres'aeA. nsyss
o,Is' MN ,asS - ~" =" ors
psnn,Iiss, &C., ~ o-o.srrm.nt ain.
.fL.S. sm.5 -o.,h- a.
pcy,a an imno,,.r, FeJsrai no.it,on
noiu an mpoIusn .sa''M posaou'
.ion IL Isit 10 The control Of persons
vbo.s intsrests ara mot AZ ereat AZ INV
own. am Pouny
rom ths monnsn' 'nAs se0sP' oIee.
it, a,,;nc,;on ~ ,hsi, wanhood 7
1.~...s,. III .,,.n,n, - .h.;So. ,ha
IN. ~ ans .;,izln ~ ,h. fin,,s.S
a.. mi Iolis,a hat s,crv votsr
shonIi he allowed 10 s.sroiss all he
Ju,;.s and fnnctions p.rtaininy 40 tb.,
nrond n,;,ii.os bo bs minsr isbors,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05
ATTENTION.. EMuIMEERs l

THE FIRST DIVISION OF STATIONARY
i ENGINEERS OF Virginia City hereby ten.
der . cordial invitation 70 al their brother
snginsen Of storsy and Lyon counties TO attsud
the ball 10 Be given by them q lCoopsr's Hall
on the night Of OCTOBER NINTH.
v. n. sABiN. chief Engineer.
J. 3. CouLrxn, Secretary. se19 Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05

THERE seems to have been . good
deal Of lofty lying done about the Wash.
iAgton clerks and the Ohio election.
The ssassmsnts that they were to be
forced to 20 home and vote. whether
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05
The Gold Hill Daily News has

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now tho largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05
NOTICE.


rJ,ns STOCKHOLDERS OF the SILVER
HILL MINING COMPANY arc hereby
notified that the increased stock Of the Com.
pany will be ready for delivery At the once Of
tho Company. No. 10 Hssward's Building. &is
California street. San Francisco. California. on
MONDAY, the s,h instant. when. upon suusn.
der Of tho old certificate. two shares OF the new
stock and two shares Of the capital stock Of the
sr. Loun Mnss oorrAsr will be issued for
each share Of the old stock.
ocs W. K. DEAN, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05

A NAN who was fooled into buying q
Pinchbeek watch called Il Faith, because
Il was without works, and. therefore,
dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05
Finh Day-Priday, October 10
Sixth nay Saturday. October 20.

IS. rRorrTNg. - Pure. 5000; class. $50;
mile heats, three IN Eve, 10 harne.s free for
all; drst, $50; pecsnd. $50: third. ti0o; entriss
70 close October sth.
Closed, with tho following ~entries: l.. J.
Ross names blu. m. Beauti ul Bells; \. l..
Daniels names b. q. Dutchman ! W. J.. Prtchard
names Oh. g. Governor stanford , W. n. CAde
names b. q. Dlrigo; J. N. Killips names br. m.
Lou whippls George Y. Jacobs names q. m.
sweet Brisr; J. McCord names b. Z. He'd Cross;
Charles D. Coward names biz. 0. General Reno.
10. TRorTISG.-Purse, $500, cass. as
mile heats. q re In I'VE. ~ harness ; FREE for all.
First. $500; second. $500; third. tio0.
Closed. With the following entrssi W. n.
Jones names b. h. Dsfanc- ; II. A. Ode'i names
b. N. 81. Helena George p. Jacobs nsmes g.m.
Nay Howard; X. j. Baldwin names b. &. 80.
James LII Rose names b.s Tommy Gates.
Entries 10 races ]. Q. . and 4 close September
I 10 al other running races. a. . O'Clock ?. y.
the day preceding the rfce.
Ten per cent. cntrancs TO all the above races.
except purses I. Q 3 and Z. Entrance money "a
accompany the nominations.
All horses entering for state purses must be
owned and kept 10 Nevada or California east OF
the slerfa Nevada for slx months prior to day
Of nee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05
SPEED PROGRAMME.
First Day-Monday, October is.

4. BALINETTE HrAKR.-For Thoroughbred
.nrsi ,n s ~ n."h !, ,ns .nd h.Is
m,Le.. fn,rsnee- $50 Lnv aiiy thst has prc.
vion.iv WON ! ,srs shsli rsryv AVE- pounds
sItrs; any My that has won two races, eisht
p tsses ,,e noand I mn. ssa eeopa an, 10 s.vs
sntnnco.
q. NEVADA HANDIcAP.-Dash Of enc and
. quarter miles. free FOR all. Entries TO elo.e
SseisIiiop' os,oSsr = Srir.Ses' sin' bsii
800. Second Sorss 10 ave entrance.
al horses in nevada md California east Of the
add 500. secoId horse 10 aTs entrance.
4. RUNNINd.-Dash Of two miles. free for
sn,, a ssecnd Sossn u .sss .ns,.nss
Weiehts 10 rule.
1rSree or NOR pomInstIons will he reouirrd
70 NJ me hoo,e stake,. Inc soeis,y val
mi xiil H. respopsIbIe for pone. n mo- esse
All ~ soc,s,y .Iva sdiss mae.v viihoat :
oceohu p"J -iuc'ua5' Ve'oSo' I've
rporrtvo pn-. arm, .,... ON.
IL hni n,NS,n a. 49,. a.. n..,l
m horsos ~ Nsrsd. ma cs,ifarls .sst Of tSe
sierra Nevsda. Firt. $685. second. siso'
third. $780,.
Closed, with the following entries; W. u:
Chamberlain names b, m Je,scss l.; y; bresd
anne :. HONEY LAss Cn'eii ~, N,enois
Huggins; ]. Wilson names &. b. Nevada.
-..
% TnoILlNa..Psrre. sla...
mile nests; three IN nye; " narness ,rSe ier
u,., n. w.s,..s.v o.,..., =,
-
!. RuNNIso.IPIrse. tsoi I've mile snd
repensi iIee ios -, no,ses ,n Ss'Ad vus no ssan
second. t9oci third. 500.
yuvvr,n p... suo, nm. uu. ..s
o. VI, ts0v, ono LIE NV
epeat! Iis'iof Ill Fhs'' t''o' seeona' si"'
-
.. RUNNIN0:-.Puse, tN1i dash o. hat
mile' free Tor al. Ftrst' tiW; second. 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05
LIST or UNCLAIMED LETTERS

DEMAININ0 IN THE POsToFFICE At
II Gold Hin, Storey county. Nevada.
Oct 0. 1871. u not called nor within one
month they will be cent 10 tho Dead Letter
Of1re Al Warrington. d, O..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05

r IBIRAL SPECIAL PREMIUMS FOR ALL
i worthy articles exhibited. not mentioned In
schedule. The Society will give, IN addition 70
the premiums named, q gold medal 70 the most
msfitorious exhibition In each department.
The Society's silver medal will be the award OF
highest merit. All premiums over ave dollars
may. IN the discretion Of the Board Of Trustees,
be paid In the Soclety's plate. manufaetsred
expressly for the purpose.
Gazette Gold Medal-yalue, 500.
RKso. August Is. ls1I.
JANIS II. BoRLAnp. Secretary: Pleas orr
. gold m~edal-valus. ti00-from the Eteniav
Gdtsifs. for the best aud largest exhibit In any
department 1t your Fourth Annual Fair.
JOHN y. ALEXANDER.
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.
All freight will be shipped 10 and from the
Fair. over the Virgins and Truchee Railroad.
free OF charge.
Tho Central Pacific will transport articles for
exhibition. within the Stats. free Of charge;
Of half rats from other States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05

~ WeSuthktoht sNs
Bice James Lemvn VIM
HALEY Mrs Annie Murphy OF
Bort vlrRil-2 Myers Mrs In ma 4
boyd Mrs Margaret Morcom Richard
Dosler Henry McDArmid II
Bennett Mrs Matte Nellis W
Bremen Torrance O'Shsy Martin
Bray VIM Odgers Miss Ltfzie
Brennan WIN 7 Oates William .
brooks James Pryde Robt
Conlon James Pengilly John y
Daley William kamsdellJ
Evans JsmesL Hoves John
FrIrrAJ Roach James
Fall John G Robinson Samuel
Forbes nspson Mathew
lisher Tyron Sephens Niles Bell
aermaln Frank Simmons HA
Garner George S~teinhasen d
Holdmark 6tuaft TX
Hogan Thos d Trexona samuel
Howard Mrp AriettaE Woolsey JH
Karrick Joseph Williams Mrs. Ellen II
Kaiser Mr. lwest Bell Williams Chat
cher n Coz ziegier O
i. n. NARaUALL. p. N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-05

]. d. MARsHALL, p. ~.
The New York herald., 1877-02-04
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
ROMAN CATHOLIC,


Archcooaists have discovered inscription In tho
Cstacobs OF Rome which proves concusively that St.
Peter really that city. This disposes of tho
time -honored quarrel between Catholics and Protes
tants on this question.
The Very Rev. G. II. Doane Is about TO have I'M
provomcns made In tho Cathedral OF Newark, N. j.,
to insure safety In case of fire panic
That the Pope does not spend his money foolishy
evident IRON the statement, f true, that he has
$32, LOO 600 to his credit In the Bank Of Italy,
retreat will be given in st. Amos church, Brook
lyn, by Row. c. W. McKenna. o. r., commencing to-
day. Father OBeirnc, or ST. Johns church, Gowenus
Brooklyn will celebrate the twenty Nth anniversary
OF his ordination on Thursday.
After having hold successful missions In Auburn,
Syracuse and Ithaca, N. Y, the Paul,st Fathers will
open one in the Church OF the Epiphany, IN this city
REV Dr. Burtscll, pastor) next Sunday.
The Rev. Father Moriarty, OF Chatham Four Cor
ncrs, baptized five converts into his church, at Co.
pakc, n. y, on sunday, 21st ult Two Of them arc
from Now York city.
The Rev. N. J. g. Browne. of Syracuse. N. ", has
been appointed to the parish Of st. Hugh, Canada
Very Rcy. Father Lcray, OF vicksburg, has been
elevated to the Bisbopric OF Natchitoches, La
Bishop Foley, OF Chicago has confirmed q, 600 per-
sons IN the course OF last year.
Right Rev. Abbot Martin has established an Indian
mission at Standing Rock, ID. r.
The Pope has outiived ia OF his cardinals nve Of
The New York herald., 1877-02-04

on this subject 10 theme to-day. Noses
Walton Of health but lot select those concern.
Ing iood-so called dietary laws To many u has
seemed somewhat trivial, and beneath the Dig
uy OF what We call rsIeion, 20 lay down laws for the
government OF SO lowiy an act Of life eating. But
whatever argument IL used, tho TACT remains. Such
laws were enacted; what could have induced them (?
There are two distinct reasons One ply sca one
the avoidance Of whatever Is unclcan and denied
second. as the mere avoidance Of what Is bad
enough, we must seek tor what good There wc
have n physical ana q moral reason We have al
ready seen thar true freedom neccssarily introduces
an amount OF wholesome restraint. These principles
are continually referred to In tho Pentateueh.
take marriage. for instance. The marital
union IS encouraged. yet restraint IL PLACED
on the inter marriage Of blood relations
and intermarriage among those OF another faith.
There dozen other instances, all Of which 60 TO
show the wisdom OF restraining our passions. The
same idea Is at the bottom oil the TODD laws We read
IN Genesis that God gave the whole earth for mans
ood but yet. IN order 10 guard against rioous LIVING,
He saw ht to pronounce Hs veto against arti-
cles OF food. Thore Is thc moral Tor
science has much 10 say OF all the Instruments which
man has invented the telescope and microscope
revelations OF the microscope with horror. The mir
We breathe, the water We drink, tho very flesh OF
the animals is oiled with life. Tho very at-
inosphcre breathe Is tho common bearer aud
duscr Of disease and DEATH the germs OF disease
carried In the air and rcpusive insect HE surrounds
US on every side. But how now shall we avoid these
germs and iEsectss Disease aud health topics 10
which have gwen a great deal OF study, and here
that would bc dicult to devise more perfect
safeguard against these evils than In vigorously OBJ
serving the Jewish laws OF diet First, would state
the case OF the insects that dwell In the flesh OF
mails ana tsh Behold. they are tho very animals and
hsh namoi In these laws Even the most
must admit the advsability OF prescribing those
cles OF food likely tc be infested, ana would be
well Tor our Gcnulc friends II State laws passed
prescribing certain iavorIte articles OF food.
Our intelligence teaches to avoid ms places OF
abode those spots died with masma; but the animals
have no such intutons, and are they not likely TO
have these germs In their bodiesy Modern science
tells US to-day that the receptacle OF these
germs Is the blood. and Moses wrote, 0O0 years ago.
"Only the blood ye shay not eat" And thus Jews in
preparing their food, remove tho blood much pos
sbie. How terribly suggestive Is that In Pro-
verbs. He that auardeth' his mouth prcserveth his
life, but he thnt openeth wide his lips prcparcth him.
sclf Tor destruction ~ And blcsscdbc the Almighty
Being. who. whilc He opens HIS hands and satisfies
HIS creatures, Is yet just and mercifuL
The New York herald., 1877-02-04

document would hsvs been spared the Court Asvs
further 70 say on tho question Of blackns that IA
the trustees Of n
TUX BLEEcKER STREET CHURCH
not attempted to Witty my character after left I
should not have sued them at law Tor my SALARY I
woua ask Does black mailer entreat and i'm pIoro
that the question aud claim IN dispute be submitted
Tor nnui decision To tho society itself, when 4
society meeting Is refused to court OF arbitratiouP
]. the charged black mailer In this instance did make
these Oilers aud was then Wiling to lose the money
ana detcrfn ncd 10 let u 20 until l iound that my
ministerial Character for uuthiulncss attacked
Then pa. lhe case INTO court and re-
fused every oner short Of the sum due accord.
Ing 10 contract, together with legal expensea I
accepted this settlement IN the interests OF peace
anu religion, not iavor but act Of g:ace on
my part toward the church In this spirit It was ac-
cepted all round. Mr.. Quentin McAdam, under whose
legal advice this COMPROMISE was completed on tho
very eve OF trial. was present, and in the spirit or
true church man and good man, which believe him
to be, he suggested that the adverse psrties
should shake hands, ronarking that New Yorb
was large enough for both sides, aud we
could anord to be cordial friends. And thm
act ~ grace ON my part 10 The Bleecker street
church from exposure Is the act of bac mailer whom
these trustees anectionatey greet the hand bus
which the present Chairman OF the Board copfesses
be an act Of wiliui hypocrisy performed TO please Mr.
McAdan. The partalty and partisan character OF the
'S,nsr evasns 10 inc has.e
trated IN the statement made by Mr. Darling that no
power should keep him IN Now York beyond Wednesday
evening. Also IN the unfair assistance given to the
prosecutor and Hewlett, the only witness examined
The Tor the prosecution started the asserou
repeatedly gwen that | was dismlsscd--a statement
winch Mr. Hewlett sustained in variety OF formA 50
much go that tho Court rcprimanded me Tor giving
the question such variety OF form. But when pro.
tuced Mr.. Hewett's registered oath that
WAS not DlsNssED,
but left Of my own voluntary action, Mr.. Baker Q
member OF the Court, In whose debt had boon few
dollars, and ho IL tho personal friend and relative OF
Hewlett at once cried out, ''The witness should be
protected by the Court"
There aro many other points upon which | should
have wished 10 saw word. but space forbida l cose
by asking tor Justice IRON the public wronged aud
malciously prosecuted minister OF religion and ap.
peal from the sentence Of this 10
Tho righteous Judgment OF properly constituted court
OF law. am yours truly,
CHARLES r. MCCARTHY.