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BEATIN0 4 CUSTOMER.
Mrs KcInS's story In Court of Being Dragged
aud Kicked Out OF IA store

Mrs. Catherine Kenny of rs Carlton ave-
nue., Brooklyn the wife OF the superintendent
OF paving Of tho Brooklyn CITY Railroad Com
pany. sued Geo. II. Rosch a grocer at Park ave-
nue. and oxford street. Brooklyn. and his clerk
Richard Forman, for 900 damages for an
aggravated assault. committed on the 10th Of
last June in tho grocery. The plaintiff, rs she
sat in the Brooklyn City Court yesterday.
seemed 10 be a gentle. refined woman. She was
dressed IN n velvet cloak and rich velvet hat
trimmed with gold braid. She testified that she
was tho mother Of two children, and that since
the accident one child had been born and had
died. She won't to the store on the evening OF
June 10, she said, 10 make some purchases, and
she bought pound Of sugar, for which She is
certain she paid tho money A. she want a away
who accused her OF not paying for the sugar.
she returned to try To- convince the proprietor
that she had paid for the sugar. The clerk IN
sisted that she had not. and began 70 abuse her.
He snRtched the sugar away from her, ana re-,
to PERM, ngf 20 rye o uhiess sb sne s pna
but she refused to 80 without the sugar; Then
Formaq tore her hat and shawl from her and
down IN the store and kicked her He dragged
her by the arms and pushed her against box
and barrel iniurlng her Ge''sng heT 10 me
the threshold. and he put her out and closed
the door, catching her hair in IT, she screamed
kicked her again. She was sick for some time
! from the injuries and was obliged to be undor
| phyhicians care.
Sho ayers HAT Rosch stood by all Of the time.
and aided and allotted the assault upon her She
procured Fermaus arrest. but he was released
| on bail by Justice Riloy and has not been heard
| Of since. He did not put in an appearance in
the suit and made no answer TO tho complaint.
Rosch testified that he did not know what the
| assault was about and that tho first he knew OF
/ the trouble was when Mrs. Kenny began 70
| swear and to strike right and left with a Goldfish
| and a bar a. soap. He did not know what had
! become Of Fcrman.
! The jury returned a sealed verdict.
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SOME RECENT ORInBa
Two Msa CauSbed 60 Denth-A Neero BsrSer
auHoonteA 1htle nrunk.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. 18.-ChNrles Young,
Archibald stccr. snd the son OF the lat'eS working
farm on shares near Lebanon, Ohio had misunder'
standing on Friday and s,ecn and his cubbcd Young
until he vas nsibe hired man Of Youns's coming
The met with the came fate. Mrs. Youna and
daughter coming uron the accnc both Nlici W the
earth with oubA The RtrcRs then Ned. and have ne,
sncc been hcHrd VI The phyrician- say " IL unhkolN
That rithcr Young Or the hired msn Nili rcco~r 49,, .
hartprr white drunk Yesterday hal his nuse
And mouth plugged with mwi by rosucs aud IN the
CVtnug found dead oi auhncation II u supposed
Two " three Hrrratn have teen made.
PiTTsroN. IA kuv ~ Michael Walsh, who was shot
Wednesday night last " ile HttrHipt NJ to rc-c hit
brother tun The rocr ,iied on SATURDAY nirh Ohrf
Of twice Sullivan and Onicer~ klrt- aud rN werc NJ
Vsd aud l-id IN the Wilkc-barre Jail CHARGED win
murder ON y ar,cs md BrOvh charged Win the
"a nee 10 Wilhcaarrr Saturday night tor
fear ~ tcnf uOA~d here. Tie question " the n Ehse
Of the mi .nnN habe cnrIua IS now hfIg heAId
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RAIsIyo 4 QUESTION or rERIcIrr
shOplIner Eoberts's Remark In the General
Sessions Characterized az Lie.

Sessions Characterized ~ "a Lie.
James Roberts, a shopliftcr was arraignod
yesterday in the General Sessions He entered
Taylor Brothers Jewclry store. in Broadway
aud asked for a gold chain OF peculiar pat
torn. Tho clerk said that the firm had none in
stock, but that he would gct one from q neigh-
boring ieweller On returning. he met Roberts,
who said that he had Just remembered an inn
portant engagement, and that he would return
shortly. He did not return. and the clerk
missed q package Of solitaire diamond studs
press, About an hour Inter Detective Dorsey.
who had Roberts photograph IN his pocket.
met Robcris at Broadway md Seventeenth
street. " | want YOU. NY boy" ne said laying
his hand on Roberts, arm. 60 Tor that little
Chicago affair. detective, came from chi
General Sessions and the Chicago detective
Your Honor. Roberts said. yesterday. twirl-
ing his wcll-hrushed hat. / want 10 withdraw
my plea Of guilty. Assistant District Attorney
Russell told me thqt If ! would plead guilty,
sight somehow. and that ] would be sent 10 Chi:
cago. ! never committed nny crime, nor was
oycr before In court in this State. want to
stand trial upon this charge"
This statement, your Honor" Mr. Russell
said warmly, ia ulterly untrue. Tbs notorl-
Gus thief fHnci.s that he is now, beyond the
reach Of the police OF Chicago and that he can
safely attempt an imposition upon this Court,
should bo closed. He had no inducemeni 70
plOad guilty held out to him by mo- In view ot
his record recommend that he receive TIE fun
penalty. ! mako this personal issue Of vera
CITY between us. Either he is lagrant liar or
am .,., g..
not possible that there should be- any hesitation,
Mr. Russell in deciding between you. ! will
not permit Roberts 10 withdraw his plea l
fool, however. that | must recognize the fact
that he saved expense and trouble by his plea.
/ therefore sentence him 10 State Prison Tor
four years and six months instead OF five
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The ora..hopper rlagu, In colomsla,

PANAMA. Nov. Tho valley OF the Cauca. ono
the most lsrtlo and popuous portions OF the republic
has suffered IRON the incursions Of grasshoppers Al
growing crops have been completely runed-sugar cane
corn wheat in the upper portion OF the valley and all
sorts a. grAssessu that tie cattle cannot subsst except
IN hall starving condition The prices Of provisions
eN"rhwhiy mgh, ana As the sugar estates and large
hacendas have susp ndcd work the poor unable to
purchase the noccssRres Of life The Government with
view Of furnishing them with means OF support, Is
pushing ne construction oi the taucn Valley Railroad,
Which NAL gave enlplo! uiC ut " thousands
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WNl-~VTTW 4 " NFVTUT
- nearest point ion Wall u ferry. Cortandt st. near.
est point Tor Jersey city amt ComWumpaw tcrrcs Park
place, nearest point tor Post once. city Hail, ami
Barclay Il, terry TO uohuAcnt Chambers St. nearest
point Tor PaVonia and Erie Railroad Terry. Franklin
Grand st. nearest points tor De sbrlsss 4 terry toJersey
CITY ami Peoples Line steamers Albany necckcr i.
sh 81 nearest points tor Christopher u etry o. ohoken
lith st-Ncarest point % Union square aud Lyceum
Thestres Academy o Music. Irving and 1nmmany Halls
29d st-Ncarcs point TO booth 81 James, and Park
Theatres. Grand Opera House, Gilmure's Garden, Ma
some Temple ami Jersey City icrues Hh st-Nearcsl
point In standard. broadway and Fun Avenue Theatres
Aquarium. san Francisco Ministries f1d II Il ON
meet, with New YORK IIansrr Go cabs ior brand cen
trHl Depot 5Sih st-Scarcst point Tor Contra. PARK
For uptown trans take silc stations For
downtow trains. take west side stations. Fare NJ
cents exec tween the hours OF "a ana ~ 4 NJ and
andTf NJ when the iHrc T. accents tonnct with the fol-
lowing horse car lines Al Rector with south
ferry At Grand St with Tor p-sbrps~rs aud East
Grand ~ fcrrcs At Bceckcr st with Tor and
west At 9Th st with fnr Christopher ard East 10Th
II ferries at li st. with cars Tor West 23i aud East
23d and 3tth ferries. a3i st. with for Wee
hAWken Terry, at 5yth with Belt Line Rail
road WN X GARRISON, President
NJ NAN BKOcKLiS Superintendent
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Thre. Person. Drowned In "a Trench.

Providence, Nov. ls.-Last night. as a car
Tage containing nye person, was gong through Hamlet
Village oonso -A.L horse left the road and plunged
with the cAuAge ihto = trench forty feet wide contain
ing nine eet Il water John Hall, who Was driving
managed 70 get out and cal f0r assistance. Thomas
hennAr ms wife Mary and Miss Lille Callahan all o
IaNmckot were drowned. Kennars daughter Bridget
"As Nseps0, aud viii probably recover
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ITO PHILADELPHIA

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
HtlNfFS
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
THREE DErurS Is PHiLADELPIiA
TWO ~ NkW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MINT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
Win ABSOLl rE SAFETY
on And AFTER nov. 10 1879
Express Trains leave New York, via Desbrosses and
turuandt Streets Ferries ms follows.
I g. 30 $50 D 10 llimitch, II A. NIL $50 40.
3 30 and 10 T. VI ~ - ~
b1ntso bro lklyn Annex" connect with all through
transfer for brooklyn travel ' w w
Returning trains leave Philadelphia II o. 2 q. 355 T.
81, p 80 AMI IL A. NJ, Limited Express | go r.
~, o. sislA NJ ,7A5P NJ
llcAtt ohers a2d and aA Broadway, Aston House.
ANA foot Of Decreases and Cortlnnit St. court T and
bI9okyn Annex Depot loot of Fulton ~ Brooklyn. ia.
ilh AMI llH Hudson 81. Hubokcn, Depot Jersey CIV
hmgrant ticket office, Battery place.
fkANk THOMSON l.. = FARMER
beNrlil manager. GEM Passenger Agent
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Sttambuats ano RarlruIos.

ALBANY no ATS, PEOPLES LINE
n firstclass 81 ENcursiun, 81 ~ staierooms, III
and e. Deck. soc. Leaves Pier ~ n r.. loot Canal
81, daily sundays excepted at T. NJ, connecting at
Albany with trains Tor West. North. and East
TROY BOATs-Ct1lzENs' LINE fare 81 /.
n excursion 81 50 state rooms 81 amt e.. deck fare.
81 cents Leave Pier ~. North RIVER foot Leroy st
daily except saturday at T. VI. Rooms heated with
steam Sure necuons for North AMI West
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NEW LINE To BOSTON.
IN via AllYn's Point

NORWICH LINZ PIER o. n r.
Steamers CITY OF NEW YORK and CITY OF BOSTON
At4 ~ y daily. sundays included.
fARk ONk DOLLAR every day in the week
Positively tickets good only on day OF sale and on trains
CONNECTING with boat At Ailyn's Polat
GOOD SUPPER FOR FIFTY CENTS
Tickets Tor sale at Pier 90
Norwich line Tor Boston. Worce stcr Portland, and all
points north and east via
NEW LONDON AND NORWICH
Steamers CITY or LAWRENik and FALMOUTH, from
Pier ~. \ r. daily. 90 40 T. VI sunday excepted.
Tickets and state Rooms may be obtained AZ the Office
Of the company AZ Broadway. corner oi Canal 81
Freight taken Tor all POINTS AZ lowest rates
FOR InrtLer Iniormanon. lnlulre AZ Fer ~. r.
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Wlalri.0---Nanlts.

xX1XSTrn~ sood rs mar n, ccce,, s,eSdy joS
w q attn N Esst ism IL bel B'way md "a av.
XUANTED-A nrs,ciass br.s. cock ani-her Apply
w W CIIAS HARRISON A co. ~ we- 9TH IL
" w y - -
WANTHD-A9 imsG9Rfi,YygsSd T TiT, Nv
NUANTED-r.io5s operators oni.acr., and pres,
~" er' On e"aS nhi"Sr Snph,N' w nv y
NVANTED-aerman boy 70 wort At carlisle psin,.
-. -. 49,. 49,, -,
w oist 81 or1 .2,S 81 av mcaf 11d At
WANDER haket, young man. !" wvrk miru
- ~ IL, a.
w IN 80 -I,,WnH, uny' OF" "N oS" '"""'"' "'
w "'hH' hhhctN' ~ '' Nv
WANTED-Roy who understands iurrturc gliding
w lO' West l''h 81 ---------
WANThD-haSe S'oe''' " W '"' /. Il iiEiTKANr
,,,,x.rr, o..,-.,... ,.so ,,,rr' =, ,,, A .v.
w Come pNphrcd Tor work
XVANTED-A good sawyer In q tinilnR wood yard.
w iSii Az. , -'"- v 80
w ~"'h"- O"N"' 'u'N'A NV'''''
81 rOUN Ds Tea, rnc.i Cofsc, 10 sAMPLk IRA
- 60. sos rc.I. AND - T1..o" :. wont Sa1.S1
S;nuuons ddlaul,o
.,.,,s,.,cr.u, .,,,,.n ,v,.nc. ,i,us,,oc q,
a - ~ bhb "nnn IN. No.. c,,y 80,
cncr no icuon 70 the country. iso woat ieh ST. ono
p"r N''''' w
A HESfECTAnLE wSnen 20 go go 9 1t, 70. TX
st. ar'' door back S'' OF rcferc"oo -
A si I. S,' " cs al oSi So Az
,,o>,,.,s,.ro,, ,c.,.o. .,,nso.- c,,cr.
rddreSs iRvGS SSs ia No VAIN. Conn
T1 moss nAKERs.-wanio4 by q -,cssi =,
cake. good rciercHeG Adi,cls
W. - way ~ n'vohy" --
'I'O ROSS uAk ER 81 ycnnf man want. STU
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ddlnnitb--- &tm Is

UPTOWN ADVEHrIsEUs
~ NAV ienve their TOR Tvs Sun AZ me Only
autiitr ~ uptown advertis cnc Mt nfioeA . -
,2-tR HrnndwnN corner oi 3lst 81, vi v u ~, AMI
roe West 9L ST. corier o, ath nv- ~ ~
200 nj Rv.. corner N am -. I'll n \. VI
oe Rsst IAN ft corner Union square. iii sPM
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Aoitls

I GLANDS sTUuTEVANT HOUSE,
- Broadway and 29th st-Dcarahe suites for permA.
ncnt ialies at reduced rates. with board ~ 50
~, AT 1850 per GGy rooms only " per day and Upward
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Auttiun lNotlt,s.
atntlstrg.

DENTAL Office 4GG Canal H-Tccth extracted with.
I(ou pain, 2aets hhng so cts setss5 on insallments
TEETH extracted. 25c. with gas a0c fun gum sets
Il warranted ~ up. DR. BROUGHrON ~ West 4th st.
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Nlnntto Mal,s.

NNA"NAS ~''"NS'
Young man 10 20 in the country that under.
~ stands baking bread and CAKES. once or tNicc
week and to be able 20 assist IN saloon good chance
for home ior single man. wages so per month anu
' 1879 Rcadc st from to 10 O'Clock
A MENs O; IS T. a. s o sS TX
IRONS ~ Bridge IT, BROOKLYN.
AGENTs.-Raven Paste Stove Polish square boxes,
TtRlkAR, 9ipcys st
A YOUNG Man or boy 70 drec, envelopes Al.
CIRCULAR box iio sun Office.
A Waterman aud driver acquainted down
- town Ist.genccs required regarding honesty and
AGENTS make SO daily selling AMFRY's G,oilay
~ prrs"nts show cards "j boWcry corner Hester st
A SMART young man to attend bakery must come
n well recommended Apply after o. at OIL OH nv.
ROY wanted; one who gndsrsands gold beating Ap
ID ply TO II CRANE 43i Grccnwich st.
RUTCHER WANTED at i.i25 % av
EAKEBAKER wanted a man on ane work who
Ions 1877 Fulton St. brooklyn "'''''
" HlcoLI die Tailor. it5 Bowery
CAHEIAcE body m'A' ga # Tgrt s e A s,sq gsa
EMERY wheel polishcrs wanted; work mostly
Al wIIITrAKERs, ~ Atlantic av Brooklyn.
EIRsT.CLAss Matchmaker 7Chatham ST
GRINDER wanted; also one Or two experienced
~ brad aWl makers Inquire Of g. W. Dl NLAf, 200
Plymouth 1t Brooklyn
/ ATHE BURNISHER on silver plated ware.
- Apply to CASE CO.. 10 Beckman St
DIANO tuner and regulator wanted. at GORDON's,
1917 Bleeoker 81 Also Varnisher and polsher
CHOEM EHs wanted lfl Greenwich ST. be-
- tween Liberty and Cedar sts Come prepared % work
CASEY,
CHOEMAKEHS wanted to bottom CATERS at 81
- per pair come prepared TO work, at2oo ION ay
CILVERsMITHs,-rin sley wanted,
- GEO. slllEnLER, Liberty place
CuOFMAKEH wanted Tor custom work; only
- good ones need Apply LEVY, $40 Pearl st
RIO ROOKBINDERs.-w Wanted, a good job for.
warier also one or twogood folders, at - Dutch ~
TAILOR WANTED-752 "a ay., to work In
store, mono good hand need amply HUGHES
THREE good operators on mem gaiier uppcrs,
L n WEISS 22o Fast i2d st.
WANT hrstclnss agents OF character and ad.
! o r. sclfL,ghnng Gas burner Every one warranted
Tor three years The only selhghicr m the market
! Extraordinary Inducements offered 70 the rsht men
samples uue cents send for circular to
MILLER a co, rAtentees and Manufacturers,
057 Broadway. New York
| NUANTED-For Canada, hihoeraph printer, one
w that can transfer color work. Apply 20 j H. GRANT
from 7toDP NJ.
w ions GXLIAiiAS' he latter 80" ''''''''
| No l4o BoNery, lF between Grand ana Broome SITS
| NNANTED-Two first class pocketbook makers Ap
w ply this morning between . and Y o,coek, az
WANTED-A competent foreman for a wholesale
j. GoLDsMiTlls 3s3 Broadway,
WANTED-A smart boy, with good references Call
! Broadway
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION,
Nav and eil st. New York.
WONDERFUL MACHINERY IN MOTION
All OF the Bal'dinss Lighted by Electricity
DOWNING EiSTiI RRGiMENT BAED
PIT, cent. will purchn =, an, station Of the Elevated
hsiroad NC Et OF admi1-i'n aid passage Oo' wax"
Parties OF Fivc admitted fpr ......... ~
Parties Il I'm aisttci tor ... ....,.......... 30
DARK THEATRE COMEDY
.,mn0AbwiY AND 29p ST. 49,.
HhNRY x ABBEY ,....~...'... Lessee aud Manager
LOTT a. La CfGALR
IVY " ILorri ! tRRwELL BESEYIr,
whom viii be produced ,rs,,.ry
Monday evening Nov q
~ THB DRoMios IN the COMEDY ov ENuORs.
PKOOKLYN PARK THEATRE
- MR. jo,mi%S' SSgc6rLai%ouoH.
The Tss s6y '.STp9 KIN VS. SSr hS2GG9ey"
- 49, OriAIi'n 800 49, ..,,,
Th5Rsb&Y? hh5ESiiS.ii .sd ,tHTtsbW aAfisGA
FRIDAY and stftR1AY EVENINGS
NIGHT PRICES ~ and 5lc ssru "a seats TIC. and 81
& rANnAKnTH etoad way ega So i,
Evenings ocioeE "Wednesday and saturday matt
Csaahuod inorcarp- ,ucec.. Of ,he new ana powerful
NST sooP.Ty BGnuy q D. ..c- gcssnt AssG1,ores
oeroq KinssoLi. le.yics Na-n,e) wcav,r k,uuse' in
& fS6AiRP s?FP 5hlSELiHo Lessee. and Manager.
Reserved Ses,' r. f HIS s,e'"'' On
srRrdK ollL, sad .flik cnlNLsE9g ESuoSs
FRIDAY EyESiSa' nt,Shflr OF me- WiIy.I1I IA,
NArISEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DtfufS Is PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL NkM YORK.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-09
what q Fly Did.
From the c.r,A.ss IilJ Gazette.

Efe3 h1e N-ss-f '--N'
Mr.. James Howard OF Walker mar
risd an interesting young lady named
Symopd-. about q year ago and they
have lived costly and happily together
ever since. But the other morning. at
breakfast, an inquisitiye aud hungry fly
dropped down from his perch ON the
ceiling, and. stretching his legs, began
skirmishing around for his breakfast.
He crawled slowly around Mr. Howard's $
coffee cup once or twice, smiling the de-
licious aroma. and wondering how he
could get drink. when his foot slipped.
he lost his hold and in q moment more
was houndering around in the liquid.
His struggles attracted the attention OF
James. and he pulled him out and play.
fully tossed him across the table. The
unfortunate fly alighted in wet and be-
draggled condition on Mrs. Howard's
plate. She Indignantly grabbed him and
flung him back into her husband plate.
James gazed steadily ut her a moment,
and seeing blood In her eye. deliberately
picked up tho fy. and. with q hand
trembling with suppressed rage. threw 1t
back ON her plate. Then began regu'
lar game Of shuttlecoek between the two.
and that hy asw back aud forth until
he was completely worn out. Then the
young wife. bursting into tears, seized
her bonnet aud rushed from the house
TO the residence Of her parents, yowing
she would never come back. and James
went out to the barn swearing to him
self. In an hour or two the father Of
the much abused wife came over aud re-
moved all her baggage. and now they
meet las friends no more" They have
separated for good. and thus two lives
are rendered miserable by the single
misstep OF fly. On such small things
do our destinies depend
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yioLErs IN AUTUMN.

Ikncv I should dai the daisy.
with her forehead an brave and vh'ts.
Yor the sun 1. her .vrr. D. comfort her,
And 90 keep her in bssuty bright.
And shs fnlds IN. last Of his kisse-
In the golden ~ell OF her cop.
Then fsaTie.. sl,ep. 10 the frosty neds
TIL the morning wales her uP-
And the purpls rink o the mOuntaiai
D-Oppelh bet velvet train
Where the stricken glory Of foresl leaves
IL shed In scarlet RAJ
Aud n.,is In On. la'v red clover,
Aud the stoieal immoftelle.
And the tiinli bu 10 OF the teshefry
hide down In the snnny dell
AMI 4 gathered the gollsn a.ter
Ard ths blo-som blade. of gras-,
Zach bowling lo .. like Q eourtisr.
To l-t his lady pass
Hut the sioletsi oh. the violet-i
Ithoafht they were ah As.ep.
Zach on her pillow ~ thistledown
In the pine wood DARK and desp.
But they stood In hspbss beauty
Under the suilen rklss,
Zach lameniing serins. her mother.
With the sorrow of dewy eyes.
Five o. thsul. Aprils darlings.
On . bznk of yellsv moss.
That long ago tue -yuth Wind
Hsi fofgo'tsu to blow serOss.
Ant took thesc meek. sweet Orphans,
Pair -et meath emerald esver!
Hat ell fs the iss- of the secret dear
That was hidden anloDg tasir leaves.
Five little heads hue hooded.
Your In.--ags wss ell for NE,
And ys w.re its ntiest esrrtsr-.
FOR ell that 70 wyrrSo wes'
Hsssrd Giy-io=.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-09

wukS tho muskst-charge crashed
through the car.window where President
Hayes was sitting recently. and lodged
in the top OF the car. he turned sadly to
Mrs. Hayes and said; "Our troops
need more target practice. Their aver
age is still low. Yet do think they arc
improving. he added. after a significant
pause. as he pulled burning wad GU,
Of bis whiskers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-09

LoKD DurrxRiN may be q temperance
man. says the New York COmmercidl,
but be always carries glass in his eye.
Which Is proof that he is temperate
man. sir. The glass OF the intemperate
IL always carried in the stomach.-B,(-
.IiIo Express. That's why they take a
little wine-beeauss there's a pane in
the stomach,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-09

Ur to the presen, writing we have per-
used thirty.iour columns Of "cipher"
dispatches about Oregon in the New
York Trib,ns. We now rise TO ask. and
we ask 1t boldly. was anybody boushtS
Washington Post. II is not yet known
for certain. II is only known tha, sam
Tilden WAS sold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-09

Tue first thing that Mrs. Hanafori
did after becoming member Of the
Ministers Association, was 10 put
through q resolution condemning "the
use OF tobacco by men," Isn't this dis
crimipation on account OF ser and pre-
yious condition of seryitudel
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-09

A DowS.EAsT. soit.money orator says.
:" hat money enough | wouldn': be-
preaching this - nonsense. Nee
HaUm Register. Probably ho Wouldn't !
for IL he ate money it would probably
kill him,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-09

Tax Atlanta Consultation says: "The
South Is still solid. aud whenever the
Radicals put up Q head 1t will be hit. "
Same here; we have hit the head OF
Yellow Jack with club costing $780,
OOO.-N y GnrDLic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-09

one Teddy Perry. Of Cork. has made
the best pedestrian time ON record next
to 0Lsary. Notwithstanding his cork
leg he in Parry-heel.ion. and in con-
junction with the "stars."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-09

CHAKLEs SUMNER has a worthy ani
gifted successor in James Sumner. who
hit yesterday all the fifteen bull's.eyes
ut Creedmoor. There never has been
more talented shooting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-09

"IserIlKR." Yes. certainly; swal-
Low grape seeds. There are plenty Of
grape seeds. A too regid economy be-
comes folly and burden.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-09

THE Austrians have captured zwornik.
Isn't this the town that the Bosnian
General had zwornik could hold against
all comers
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-09

Ir Is the Boston Tiusserips tha, basely
disparagss what IL calls "eountry-iair
pumpkin Of Ananias proportions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-09

Mrs. Partington. Of Port Chester.
alludss TO the " scuttle fish."