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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-25

nvHH BOARD Of TRUSTEES VI "o.p
s.crtoS 4. section Q Of sail ordinance IL
hereby amenied " q 10 rvsd - fallow-: Sec.
q No perron or persons shAll. within the cor
porats hmits Of the Town OF Gold hi'i. keep,
peu. or feel any swine within ore hundred
ysrJs OF any place Of business or pfivafe resi.
denee other than the place OF hp>iness OF
rvsidsnce Of ths person or persons owsins of
h~spins the same. And no p-r.,n or persons
shsii. vithin the town limits. kcep any other
snimsi or animals I'm ,ueh manner ~ 10 Ne
ofFrpsiys TO the sense OF prvJadieiAl u the
pa'''s O. Q. STEVENSON.
President ~ the Board Of Trustees
Of the Tosn OF Gold Hill.
N. q. Hrpn, Clerk of the Board.
Attsst: On motion. Ordinance No. ioa. -
- vss pssssd by the following vote: Ayes.
Trsstsss fex. Mercer. wooneJ. oope1Aha' ~"
W. q. HYDE.
mis- cisrh Of the Board OF rrassssa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-25
eOLD AND siLvkk MIN.

Mn sOLD AND slLSkk MIN.
Vl INC cOMrANi - Location Of principal
place OF bupiness, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District,
storey county. ststs OF Nevada.
Notios 10 hereby given. th.t 81 . meeting OF
the Board Of TRUSTEES. held su the 9Th day OF
March, 1875. an sses.ment No. slI OF Ten
Gents per share We levied upon the capital
stocE Of the corporation, pay able Immediately,
In nit-d states gold com. ~ the s-crttary, ~
the once Of the Compsn,, Room 4, No. tUi
California stiet, San Francisco. California. -.
Any stock upon which tolls sssesrmeni shall
remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY, the lush day OF
April, 1878, viii be delinquent. and advertised
tor sale at public auction. and unless payment
10 made before. win be ,0ld on THURSDAY.
ths second day OF Nay. ISIS. 20 pay the deiiI-
quent ASSESSMENT. togvtber with costs OF ad-
vertisins and expenses OF ale.
BY order OF the board OF Trustees.
DAVID A. JENNINGS, secretary.
Onice-koom 4. No. tOi California street.
San Francisco. California. mist
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-25

k.s s:stss: sSs',,s, r. sssssSs e, =. 2 ::
k-s.h brSssi.,. ;hrosssos, iAs uaiisd sssiss
WEKks f6rrER 0snerai Agsnts and whole
saIs Drusrists. boston, Masa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-25

sryyotx. - rse; y va
:, Ihsn psnorsiiy sppssrsd the said osor.s 2.
meat By him .nbscribed % true. Bsfors me,
skrH J. THOMAS. Justice Of ths fsaos.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09
Qet6 be9reiHt6.

Gin Matrpfe purbe tpe9en Srunfenbeit
DOR ben SOlt3etrt6ter &c.. 9ebra6t. &t6>
ter gum &%rreitanten: Isle baben bic Gin
ftu9e peSen babttue1er Srunfenbett 9e>
Bort, pas baben sic bar1uf su antwpr>
ten 2"
&rrefant DNi6ts reiter, Guer Gbren.
ols bteles: @abttueler Ourft."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09
81 Dem 1ebe1t.

lleber bic Sreuben unp 9etben zines .3et>
tunss14retbers beridtet Der IN Gbtltpn err
f6etnenbe vSplfsbpte": @te Bel einem BEL.
artisen @el4dft bic Ginnabmen finb, mSse
aus folsenber S6tlberuns entnpmmen
fperben, bic mir aus eisener Grfabruns ee>
md6 9eben: lette @p6e besablten uater
Gnberem II @bpnnenten fplsenbermaben :
3wei tra6ten 9pls, swei brd6ten 8artpf-
feln, Gtner 8urft, spet bra6ten &die, e.
rrr 8raut, Elm @nberer S6wetnefeii6, Gt>
ner Surfeps, Giner bra6te 8etttrpb.-8ir
tperten ndGtens etnen Sefrnpmieftpre ne
benbei bd(ten."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09
Eriftincr Is

Sam: Gu, Jag %cinnt1t, webbalb be-
9nubi9t oenn Der @pper1trr man6m1G Ell
nen @%efun9enen, Der i6rn lInsere Belt int
3u6tbnuS 9efefen Bat.
Scbn: Senun, tpenn paS nt6t wdre,
bernu6 wp1te ant Gnbe 8etner ntetr BIN,
etn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09
felt1a nj er SpteIer.

Gin Sepienter FAM ppu Sreube ;u .iet,
rem @erren ~selaufen, belt 1T ietnen @dns
BEN etren srpBen Seutel nit @elb unb Der
f@erte, baB bteieS ietn Gi9entbum wdre
SBte BIT 0u gu bielem oiclen @elbe sefpm-
ntcn? fragile i'm Der 6err Spa @erwunbe>
run9.
Gt! antwprtete Der 0tener; i6 babe
fOeben in ienem @trtbsbanle nit einem
Subrmann seIptelt, unp wdre Der 8erl ni6i
auf9ewa6t, 70 bdtt i6 inn AT 1etn Self
a%b9enDmrten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09
ImtGt3e GpnfuGtattpn

Stcramtmann: vS1s fitrt sic SIT mir,
6err S6ultbets 2"
@hultbeiB: v0etern bat mi a Bauer
an elenben Srppfen 9'betB'n, unp ba mont.
i nur fras'n, mas Der @err Sberdmt>
mann lit an lrlben Sdu imntcr su thun
pfe1'n!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09
Il uterDeltcn0
% su bead E II.

Manh' NerserntB MIR lln9it persehrn,
0arb' unS ni6t pbne dntrrla6
0oS briiber w16IenSe GrdS
8en Shlen berunter eefre0en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09
81 ptet 80 tlttdr.

8remper: Gntl6ulbtgen Gle mein SER,
wdS bepeutet bic neutrality-suspicious. ri ?
@dS 1T benn los ;-brennt's tpp?
Burger ., @ptt tewabre! Seten sic,
bdS 1T 70 ! @ir b1ben jett ei1er 70 9rpben
grdIen3tanb, has bic Settitelen nimmer
auSret&en, unb rd mii1en BAIT jete Na6t
brft M1nn fpd;ieren reiten!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09
Deradldnte 8erofnbrer.

Sibrer: Dd, metne 6errl6aften lit Der
Stetn, 100 Der berabmte &etienbe &rarel<
Berger abi9'furst 1T!
5rentber: Ibcr pprises Sabr Bat mir
ntf!n 5abrer etnen gang onbercn stein,
atpet StunOen BON Bier, sesetst!
Sabrer; SIS iGcn mr9li', aber Bis III
Sent pDr's flr'S snd' Srdntcin bod Sie1 81,
Weit!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09
SeGbwebel mi 81 dipr.

9Cb Sltb, Selbwebel, mte arg mild,
febe be Mpnture aus
@frr MhiDr, baltic gu 0nube, ater bes
ban be @dnSle 70 pernast.
Su, babet's benin tpt &dsle i'm Ma9a<
3tn?
Sa pGser, e Sdsle tbdte mer 16p babe
aber inter- bab'S nit @erlaub, an sndbtse
@errn gburferi6te iet 9lOrrei6e Namensr
tag ais 9uietrdte s'frede!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09
EnIIhe Muff1lIuna.

Sduptmannn vgSetB Gr, Srlpel, nt4t
pie piet Otfans betrast, in wel6er Der I'M
tersebene Ietnem @prselesten @elpun9 SIT
MAIDEN BATE"
@renabter: y3u Sefebl, '6err '9aupt'
Manu."
6duptmann: Stun! Nur ter1uS nit
Der Sprude!"
@renabter: Der Spr9eieste Ipa BENT
ltnterscbenen bret S6rttte POM Settle blei.
ben."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-21

This splendid Bathing Institution and well known place
Of has been thoroughly overhaulcd newly furnished
and is in point OF cleanliness and comfort surpassed by
none the THE BATHS undergoing a thor.
ough repair and Will receive great addition to their size
THE BAR is supplied with the best OF liquors prucurable
MEALS by First Glass Cooks served TO order at all hours
The Springs Carriage runs constantly Orders left the
hotels "iL be promptly attended to.
Carriage Free. noy7tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-21
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900 t,.., &c..
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-21
TEACHERS STATE INSTITUTE.


Nelly was III Cod tiI to-day. ne mas made
an -hHe'ucI' LOT me :, ~, ,.,''o
t;,,,. ,brn,,,rh ~, wnek The Trustees nf
Gold Hill and Virginia have consented 70
vacation during that time, the salaries 81 the
U"c",'9 "" ,' i,''" 10 -','' a. "a
n ~. . fn,,nt,, C,,,I,,; ~
dcfrav the necessary expenses. The Institute
viii he held III Carson.-{Go.d tlh News Of
'''t evening
Arrangements have been made With tie
S''-''
~,
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,,.,
WIZ ''-
~ '.''''@ '''' :,
- ''-'7 ''+ 10
s.,,, ~, .., .-i4f,,.l VIII Gn IN :, f!,. ,.....
t...s,s: III. r-,, 1,s+-nr TIL. 18TH, first Stat.
insti,r+., att,u,tgd in Nevada, ana it IS i'll
t.pl.] T., be made. q ,,a,iranr,.t institution.
--.zzr,----
Ni'IE A'@i'' LIZ RAJ AND DIES 1'H>i>Ai
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-21

CONTEMPLATED IMPROVEMENTS IN THE CAR
son THEATEn. On or about the 9th of
April. Moore K Parker, the proprietors Of the
Carson Theater. viii begin making some
much needed and acceptable improvements
in and about that ola and time honored
Thespian temple The theater building
proper will be extended back to Curry street.
which viii give All auditorium 100x34 feet,
with FIVE foot aisle running down in the
center Of the hall III tho auditorium viii be
placed 80 rows of chars, elevated about ten
degrees, SO that the audience in the last row
Of chairs may see what is transporting on the
stage as vel, as those who are sitting imme-
diatey in front Of it. Each row of chairs
viii hold twenty people, consequently giving
the house seating capacity Of 600. The
new stage will be 35x34 feet, and ornamcnted
with new and elegant scenery from the pen
ellis Of good scenic artists. In the rear of the
stage will be constructed three new dressing
rooms, two 12X15 feet and one 1OX13 fe ct,
with the entrance on Curry street. The en-
trance to the remodeled theater will be on
Curry street, through SIX foot hall; and an
other door, six feet wide, will be provided ON
Proctor street to admit of an easy and speedy
egress in case of fire. We are pleased to note
that the spirit of progress and improvement
still has firm foothold in our midst, not
outstanding Che temporary quiet times,
There is good time in store for Carson, and
those who 10 not sucCumb to the present de
preston by Observation-Disclosures will reap the
rich harvest of the near future.
The GAMx LAw.-On the first of April the
game law goes into effect. Sportsmen are,
after thai date, until the first OF September,
prohibited from shooting game in this State,
OF any description, excepting lions, tigers and
elephants; and as that class of game does not
greatly abound in this Commonwealth, our
Nimrods can hang up their shooting irons for
several months, ON All Fools Day.
DEPARTED james LaInb for many years
in the drug houses of 0. 7. Willis and B. F.
Foster, left on the train last evening for Tus- |
carora, where he will engage in the drug bus
mess with +. H. Phelps, Mr.. Lamb leaves
many a friend in this city who regrets his de-
parture We trust that his future pathway |
may be strewn with roses, and that he may |
successful in his undertakings.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-21

Carson ST, next Door the Court House,
Carson CITY. New.
Ladies' Work of all kinds made up the best and
most substantial manner
This Tonsoria Establishment is the most complete in
the State. (jalI[ JACOB MULLER, Proprietor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-21

pv~rqr ~, r., p,..>. I.i-,,vy I,7,, IN
T,,,,5,,, ,.,l,4 , ,,,} L,,o,, ,,;.:,,s,, ul, L.d
bsco At I,,..,,. rn+ij , rather late hour and
hose limits ,e,! become very weak about Tie
knees ard brain D,udGl.d from the arj.]3us
!u.ies which were imposed upon him at the
lodge or that particular I:gLt, vas YEARLY
-tagce-iZ., N the direction Of his home, which
il N the northern mart Of the city. The heavy
load which he va, carving on his mind, or
otherwise. de0resse3 him so, ut times. during
hi, lonely walk. that he would occasionally
lron ,.noD his knees. on lis SIDE OF back. as
II rharcad ~ he most convenient, to rest. He
subsequently stated that he was in an exceed
inclv nervous condition. Vol. TO resume.
4 few blocks from his home ne was confront
d by a man Of gigantic Stature and hercu-
lean pbvsij,e This individual stretched out
Lila arms in the direction of our tired citizen,
b,,t uttered not a word. The tired citizen
r1piecturinr what such demoDstra-
tion on the part Of 4 stranger at midnight
rortendod and not feeling exactly in de-
fsrsivo mood he cried out to the garroter.
r,bbcr or w1ateyor tf, stranger might be, not
,,... .,.3 4}..ou. L:s ,ocl,c, l.onI, contain
.,,g SOM sixty o. seventy dollars at him. BY
this time Lc has somewhat recovered from
!.s fatigue and ran home Ike q scared wolf
Yesterday morning this citizen feeling & little
.,,,s g., ,,,yir,, ire a.ane Of his fright OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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HANOPORTEs, ORGANS. &C-i6rH PAGE-5th and
eth coils.
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18TH PAGE-2d and Sd coils
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES-1sT PAGE-Ist and ID coils.
REWARDS-1sr PAGE-2d col.
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WATCEES, JEWELRY, &C.-I3rH PACE-6th COL
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27

Dos'r ,ulr DRY GOODS;
TO ATTEND
THE GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL
At
szs POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE
or
sssHHSs + EsssHE:s EsssHHE:ss EsssHHsEsss : g:
No. 7es Broadway.
between ssa aod stA Sc
eoue block below A. 7. Stewart co.,
THE GREATEST BARGAINS YET.
ORR GOODS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
BLACK SILKS
lower prices than the qualities have been sold N
coLoRED DRESS SILKS
coLoRED Dkkss SILKS
In elegant gasrht tin.s.
from anc. Aysrd up
coLoRED MArELAssE SILKS.
~ '''s'n' fFt,Rsns FoRs nns1'iEsSs.ixo 'iss.ix oyERDREssEs.
~ 75c- and s5c- . yard; worth 81 So
MEXICAN GAUzE,
- ',ss.'' Et,ssf. FOX EyISfso ovERDEEssEs.
BLACK AND cor,osEp SILK vLlvzrs
closing Ou' At half price.
JAPANESE PopLINs.
l2xe syArd; cost 2oc to import
IRISH poPL1Ys,
Csc, S5c. and 4oc. . yard; cos. 81 IS to import
PURE cAMELs HAIR CLOTH.
25c. yard; cost 40c. to import.
tupupr,I cvp.vS
l5c. yard; cost 300 to import.
PURE cAMEL's HAIR CLOTH,
in spring colorings lA yards wide ec yard cost 81 10
BLACK hgr5S's ESEsaH ahI oxsMaxnE. wS14
% inches wide. st 4'c. yard; worth 75c.
BLACK FSsKSchI ~ cAsgafEREs,
yard, the cheapest soods ever ohsred In this city
Black iron frame Greaadlaes closing on. a. half price
HAMBURG EMBRoIDERIEs.
in edgings and insertions. &c. Ayard and upward.
ROSE BLANKETS.
81 35 pair and upward.
WHITE PIQUE,
To, loe. and l21zc. yard
. - nUcK TOWELS.
s. 50 and upward PIANO COVERS
HEAVY CANTON FLANNEL.
&c. yard.
HEAVY TABLE LINEN.
half bleachcd, 22c. q yard.
PLAID AND STRIPED NArNsooKs
l2xc. ayard and upward.
ALL LINEN TABLE NAPKINS
$50 dozen.
CLOSING OUT
PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL.
Mako mistake; our number 10
1853 ONLY
JOIN Z. KAuGHRAN. John 2; KAysHRANA ,Ay CO..
T. r. KAUGIRAN. between 9Th and 9th sts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27

II. GuILMARD, s4i Broadway.

Opening Of artistic Couture and grand display o, Humsn
Hr Goods commencing January the 2Ist ending Febru
aryl just received from Par. Wax Figsres, In
the most beautiful styles by II. GUILuARD the great
artist hardresser OF the Uucd States inventor OF the In
visible Front Pieces having immense success nsautIy
making aies look youthful and beautiful
ns nine different style. Parish fashion having adopted
them thsy cslled-La Jeupesso La aro:e
lie Coque Le Frpon, lie fompsdour. lie Page. Ne!lis
Our invented Switch having immense made
Of All long hair. cxtfsnrly light IN weight aud orns
couture Tor front back OF the head in the
iul aud becoming styles Immense OF Human u air
rom Leon Pelersy Vt Paris, all lengths aud extra shades
Way do IL. GtII.MAkD'> ready IN ads Cofures ake
ladies ooE so beautiful IL because he has them to su
ali types 20 Improve or embeish The 1ne stock Of HUI
man iiar OF II. UUli.MAkD is eomposod0f the mos: deli
cat" aud even shsdcs. from which supply lady
according to their How ladies
hair do not correspond with their compile soms
times u Is OF several shades. The Coinures OF IL. Gull.
MAKD partially entirely the mead IL lady
toner requires IL. These grand styles remind tue
reign of Louis the XIV Louis the Nv Fine French
Cosmetics
We are now ready to embclish yon all Call and
o4i Broadway. between 18th and fth sts.
W.llu 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27

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sEF%EEs ssEF%EEs tI4H III As5 1sS is7H isFH s4s s44
swo block. above 4. 7. ssswsr, Co.
viii continue their great
sANKRyrT SALE
EsSEH$:F ssSEs$:E ssSEs$:E ::$S :sEE :sEE
COMPRISING THE ENTIRE STOCK o.
BANKRUPT IMPORTER.
AND FOB TIE ENSUING WEEK WIZ ovFER
::E$$sBiss$ s:E$$sSiss ::ss:I:; :ss::i:.
BLACK AND ooLoRED SILKS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS.
BLACK AND MOURNING GOODS
cLoAKs AND sHAwLs, 90.
READ THE PRICES
Al s's s,s SlHgss 7sS 49, a@0s GRAIN s'lKs
1HaHs paass sIuis sSE 4 G 4 it. 'os & Gs0s Is
DIR GtSSEsS s. EyF os
Az HALF THEIR REAL VALUE
!zs piece. fancy Bop....s. closing oa. !. Sc .y.ra
1000 yards scotch Wncey, In all the new mixtures.
closing out at ioc ayarSdp; ayarSdp;rc,.,
ess.: Mlin.'se suainS % to, essy pras wear a the
pieces Figured Bourete. Ia yards widc ciosns ous
piece. Etru.can oame,s' Hair in navy eluo hunters
cree Russian gray h yards WIDE selling out at SOC
CLOSING OUT AT SOC. 6oC.. $50. 81 A YARD
$50 rIEcEs YARD WIDE cAMsKIcs. CLOSING
osT Fees hT cG SG SSfz M e 6LosiH aAsD OUT At ao
oiSsSS fsG0SS 5Sr rsHsS n 5 'gxSsOH1 HSD
oI0sSs X aA4r PRICE,
SKIRTS kiSR; "A; AT SOC. Soc AND urwAKD' ''0A VI 'AD'
CLOSING OUT 47s PAIRS BLANKETS AT 81 20
AND UPWARD.
Closing s5 silk Embroidered Table Covers ct 81 75
Closing 125 silk embroidered Piano Covers 81 IS
Closing out rs dozen Table Napkins at 00c. dozen.
Closing out $50 dozen pure linen Towels at 81 dozen.
CLOSING OUT 5000 YAEps n,AMsyRG zxBRor.
DEKiEs AT &c. oC'. &C. AND UPWARD.
CLOSING OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK OF cLoAKs
At HALF PRICE
CLOSING OUT loO ALL WOOL SQUARE SHAWLS
AT 81 SO AND UPWARD.
CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
LADIES' UNDERWEAR AND CORsErs,
CLOTH AND CLOAKINGS.
fLANNELS AND BLANKETS,
WHITE GOODS, &C., &C.
AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
LADIES ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO INSPECT,
AS THIS IS WITHOUT EXCEPTION
THE GREATEST SALE EVER KNOWN.
W. H. CONKLING.( CONKLING CO.,
u NJ md
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NOTTINGHAM LACE s

l2kc iJc, 1sc.. &c. 3jc and 5c per yard; former
prices from 25c 10 81 %.
Together with large line Marsciles Quilts Towcls
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ever had been minister, certainly no
longer disgraced the sacred office, stood
beside pale, fearful gin and dark
nerce looking but handsome, young man.
lie held large book in his hand, and
was evidently trying to attract the at
tentlon OF the weeping girl.
But coaxing and threats were alike
thrown away upon her. Sho positively re-
fused to stand up ito go through the
mockery Of ceremony with a man
against whom every feeling Of her heart
revolted"
William Bassett stood over her, with a
dark scowl on his flushed face-cvident-
~ he would have used compulsion, but
Tor the interference of the minister.
Give her few minutes,n he urged,
land she will soon see how useless this
opposition is" Standing in different at
'ltudes through the apartment where the
companions of Bassett, while Smith stood
sentry on the door, which was securely
fastened.
AT last Bassett lost patience: 'This
nonsense can last no longer. l have not
rlsSed SO much TO be foiled now" he
shouted. sect up, girl, and take your
part IN this ceremony"
Il will not" she snriekod; never.
never! Great Heavens. is there no one
to help me-"
As II Ii response to her appeal, there
was confused murmur at the door. then
a loud crash, and the fra'l barrier was
dashed tr IL its hinges, while posse oi
military, headed by their officer, and ae-
companicd by Nj. Carroll ana Edwarc
. Hara, poured into the cabin.
will not attempt to p;.lnt tie scene
which ensued. But William b-sSeGt and
his accomplces We're arrested Amt con
yeyed to the county prison.
Although, on his des.a fathers account
the CAROLS and Edward O'.iara wou!o
have been glad to spare him, ii could moi
be; and Mary was obliged 70 appear il
court, as chlet witness against HIM.
Her evidence was so conclusive that ~
was sentenced to transportation bevond
the seas for fourteen years. his compan
ions suffering the same punishment for ;
| shorter term.
Within year from her abduction Mary
Carroll became the wife OF Edwarc
. Hara, who is still alive, and is now the
leading lawyer In his native town.
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AMI capable Of a thousand contortions,
- III ii were required of man to
f1Cend ii vertically without mechan-
xG1O or other aid. we would then have
U&nse parallel with the one described
NU1ow
/ a6ome time since it was the fortune
Of the writer to witness the curious
scene illustrated by the accompanying
engraving. A snake about twelve
inches long. Of the species Cofumber
erimins. commonly called the milk
snake. became in some manner en-
tangled in the webof common house
spider. which was doubtless prepared
for smaller prey The spider. with
the utmost energy. began to throw its
web about the head and mouth of the
snake until the latter became stupefied
] and unable TO detach itself from the