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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08

DISTRICT coURr OF THE UNITED srArEs, FOR THE THIRD JUDIAL DISTRICT or ARIZONA TERRITORY.
 IN BANKRUPTCY:
 In the matter of Samuel c. Miller and Jacob l.. Miller, copartners under the firm name and style of
 s. c. MILLER BROTHER. (Bankruptss
 warrant in Bankruptcy has been issned by said Court against the estate of Samuel c. Miller and Jacob l.. Miller, copartners under the firm and style of S. C. Miller Brother of the County of Yayapai of the Territory of Arizona n said District adudged bank rup upon the petition of their creditors, and the pay of any debt and the delivery of any property be- longing to said Bankrupts to them to their use and law. meeting of the creditors of said bankrupts, to prove their debts and choose assignees Of holden at Prescott in said District on the twentieth day of March, A. D. 1878, at 10 o'clock M., the office of Charles R.. Rush, Register in Bankruptcy of said Court. WILLIAM ". .STANDEFER, ms United States Marshal, Messenger.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08

While the revengafal seckcth his enemy $ hurt, he offentimes proeuIeth his own des. trt,ction; while he slmeth af nns nf tho eyoz of his adversary, 10. he putteth out both o'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08

1Fho is hel The Cincinnati papers are ma1k;n0 inquiry as 10 the identity of young lawrcr who left that city many years ago. end chaneine bis name, came to san Frsnciss9' where it is sald De has accumolsseaA iortune ,f,~cr s2l);) GOO in fi>s practice of law. Have = fj,su a Boorbon among ps Post.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08

Washington has only one woman to talk about this winter Mrs. Hayes. She is every woman's envy and every mln's means of ex- citing his wife. Even the reaction or under tow sentiment which generally carries of all vaunted Washington ladies has excepted her. Tie silyerness of her laugh if put into inc Blsnd Bill might popularize the cart wheel dollar. Her style of wearing her hair las already revived the comb trade and the tortoise saellinterest My little girl rushed in the other day with her hair, usually .bang. cd, r all sweeping around her jaws and her mothers comb stuck in the rear thereof. said she:.Papa, I'm Mrs. H lyes"My dear l replied ed take care that you are not superior to your husbnd. ""Well that's the fashion now, ' remarked the clrld. She meant tine comb,but I was thinking of our po.itics.-d Exchange.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08

Recent dispatches announce the fact that six teachers three ladies and three gentle menlare about to proceed to one of the sev- eral departments of the Republic of Hondu- ras. ia Central America. in order to inaugu- rate i system of American education and teach the English language In two national colleges about to be established at Teguci- galDa. The ex-Postmaster of Guatemala, Don Roderigo Saledu, now in the United States, was commissioned by the authorities to take this step. It is very significant one, and speaks volumes for the intelligence of tue people of Honduras, who arc thus the first to appreciate the immense value of the trade which will accrue 10 them by becming Americanized. .--ES. F. coFonicle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08

lie ahom the voicc of fle pkblic mites to pra;se, tlse public seiee Vilt conspiFe 10
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08

prd Bluf reported 3s inches raiafssi fol fhe ssssDn on tba 1 15th. The czcfainsnso s,xe1 of Readine on that t1aI xsz .sS 5ee. s.'oxs lor
 ws1sr n,srk, sntl naies very fast ss fnres ?. N
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08

Nm ;f k clained that Presidens Hayes ,.si;f;cs hutton u1 the buck I New fofk
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08
IF YOU WANT

Crockery Hardware, Wagons Flows Iron Wires Nails
 Glass Furniture Tools, Stoves Carpets etc, etc. offer.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.

line PROSPECTS FOR TaE yALL MEETING
ACCIDENT TO LEvELLER-THE HORSES, THE
RACKS AND THE COURSE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEBALD.l
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLuR,
BALTIMORE, Oct. ~, 1878.
Moro than hundred horses are at Pimico 10 assist
IN making tho coming meeting At that place
OF the most interesting and enjoyable gatherings that
was ever 4 )n by the Maryland Jockey Club During
this morning thore people enough on the ground
looking ut tho borsos taking their satisfy the
management that tho coming meeting was 10 DO
great succcsa
Tho horses that appeared the track during the
morning seemed all In the nnest possible condition
ip good condition except the great crack, tue one
that was booked 10 boat tho Duke. Lsvsier, ana he
has boon rendered useless at tho last moment by
throwing out a euro. From all accounts his friends
here have tryiny him 10 such extent that at
last from being sure tnat they could beat the Dugo
oil Magenta least distance IN two miles, thcy md
that tneir colt csnpst beat anything and tnat no will
not start.
The bookmakers again anesd. The Dixie ana
Breckenridgs Stakes will 90 10 tns Westbrook stables
beyond u doubt Tho other races will be good, how
ever as there are some new Candidates for fame tna
called Captain Neptune, by Brown DICK, dam Electr
BY JACK Malone, showed favorabv on the track, anu
race horse Of qaaI,ty. He Is intended Tor tho two
me heats and probably Tor eiour.mio heats on the
last day
The report about the course Is that there 10 not
sex horse al Pimiioo, anu that In every race the
nelds will bc iuiL the rain vi Friday mas laid the
dust and made the track just In the rIgnt condition
for last running, and grand meeting 10 anticp pated
by every body who 10 interested Ia racing anairs.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
BURGLARS CONVICTED.
PURCELL, LADuE AND BuRNs FOUND GUILTY
OF THE YAIRvIkw IN. ~ CRIME.

PURCELL, LADuE AND BURNs FOUND GUILTY
OF THE RAIRvIkw IN. J.. CRIME.
The jury In tho case OF Patrick Purcell, Nelson La
due and Edward Burns, tho men tried last week IN
the Court o General Sessions. Jersey Cy, Tor the
masked burglary at the house Of simeon 5. Engcl ia
Fairvisw, N. j., on August rs last, canc into court
yesterday, after an absence OF twenty hours, and
rendered = vsrdics Of guilty charged Constables
Donovan. Foley ana stanton had remained at tho
court house all night with the jury, and whom they
announced that they had agreed q messenger
was despatched for Clerk Fisher, who speedily ar
rived. The prisoners we're brought from the county
Jail TO the court room and wero present when tho
jury rendered verdict Thoy appeared to be greatly
affected by the result aud alter tho discharge oil the
jury were removed at once TO the jaL
The men were tried on ouly one indictment-tnat
Of breaking entering and robbing the house OF Simeon
b. Enge so that another Indictment for breaking and
entering the house OF Andrew Engel still rcmains
10 bs In the former Indictment there were tour
counts-for breaking aud entering by nignt; Tor
breaking and entering by day. Tor entering, and for
on the three counts and ten years the last.
District Attorney McGil, who conducted tue prose-
cuton the prisoners, SAID Yesterday that he would
not for their sentence Dofore Friday next Tho
Indictment against them for breaking and en- tering
tho OF ME- Andrew Engsl would not be trisd he
said unless the prisoners alter serving ther sentence,
should attempI 10 continue thoir nofarious vocation.
The verdict was generally approved throughout Hud-
son county.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
HALF SEAS OVER.

Two sailors stood before bar In Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday morning. They wore green
and orsstialen.
SWELL what was the mattcrfn said tho Court
drunk, Yer honor" replied tho ofhcer.
"Drunk, eh3"
"BtIn, Yer Honor"
"Who theyfn
"a couple OF sailors, Yer Honor"
"Wbers do you hail frsm. my manf" said tho Judge
to one.
sam frae Classy, Joodge. came wi the State
o. Loos vanna, answered tue fellow in voice that
seemed TO tAve been squeezed out Of his throat by
tbs tightly drawn folus OF The ten yards muller
which wound about IL
HAnd You Yn quoth the Court to the other
"we're chums. AIN frae Giascy tae, wi Wuliy, but
I'm no lrae that SHIRE Am canty carl Dysnrt.
Dye ken whaur that iss An thItner side o. Levon Z"
s.You we're drunk last night"
"a bIs fresh, Yaur Wusship. bit fresh like"
sJcst a lcettIe of aur course you keu."
ssWnen uid you come from GiAsgowfu
.sThs voyage ended yesterday morning."
show could the voyage have ended yesterday
morning wnen you wore only malt seas ovsr' last
nightf Go homo"
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
SUBURBAS NOTES.

John Haughcy, prosperous grocer at tho corner OF
Congress street aud New York avenue, Hobcke IN.
wniio int oxicated tell down stone cellar Al oni 90
street In that city yesterday morning, and dan
gorously injured.
During quarrel in a saloon known as "Joscph .
Home,r in Eghth street, Brooklyn, on Saturday
night, William DAVIS, oil No. w douglas street,
stabbed JOHN Piau oi No. loo Thrteenth street. with
a peuknife. He was arrested.
NJ. +. q. Bowers, ihirty.six years old, q seaman
connected with one OF the harbor light stations was
MIN with sleaing St51 from Charles FericheL He
Will DO arraigned today before Judge Walsh, Brook
lyn.
BcnJsmin Maiioy, builder, twenty-nine years Of
age, living IN Onver street this city, arrested
saturday night last Tor striking Thomas Mnnis.
liquor dealer OF NJ. 20S Fulton street, Brooklyn on
the head win bottle anu iunicting severe injuries
he 10 held TO answer
While cunning In thu Sussex woois N. j., a few
days ago. William Cootcs oil No 81 State street, New
ARK, accidentally kilod himself. lilo was using his
charge passed up through tue mau's throat aud out
by The temple Hc lived three days after The acciden.
Cornelius Buckley died In tho Charity Hospital,
Jersey City, last uight from Injuries received on
Thursday night by either ialng or uoing thiown out
oil the wInuow OF his late residence, No. 2J0 West
rhirtcenth street, jersey city Tho general impress.
sion is that Buckley walked out whiic asleep.
A unatic named Philetus Jayne, commonly known
as "B ualo Bii about Two weeks ago escaped from
tho suffolk County (IonR Isianu) Aimshouse al zap
hank. Although his legs were Ietered bo contIived
hc procured means to hts legs. AT West hills ne
was captured and taken back TO Yaphauk. On Friday
word received that Jay had again escaped aud
he has not yet been retakcp. ~
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
STORMS AT SEA.

ROUGH PASSAGE OF THE WHITE sTAR STEAMER
CELrIc-No DAMAGE TO LIFE or PROPERTY.
Tho steamer Celtic. OF the Wnito star line, which
arrived at nor wharf loot Of wost Tenth street ycs
srday, was put to severe lost during hor voyage 70
this port, having encountered torrlnc gales almost
wi.hou. intsrmssion IRON the day OF her departure
from Liverpool I'LL the Fro Island Lighthouse
was sighted. Mr. Roberts, chief officer. gave the fol-
lowing statement 10 HERALD reporter last evening":
1--WE lett Liverpool on the Sth inst. Coming down
the chanpei we encountered strong gale. In pass
ing out Of tho Channel we we're met by what, may
say without exagecraiion, was u tremendous sea-.
You see by our entries here In the iogbook how
we icit our position"
Mr. Roberts then quoted from the iogpook as fol-
lows;--'On tue 9lb We encountered terrinc squalls
and v neavy sea. Tbese continued wtbout intermis-
sion on the 10Th ana until tho evening OF tho llth
wnen the storm slightly moderated. On tBcs lHh
there was fearful gaze IRON the westward, whicn IN
creased on the ian, III found ourselves battling
against perfect hurricane and iosrlul sea Tue
lin drought no abatcment, anu on the 10th We hud
40 dfivs nsainst hiRh nurtherv seh On
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
"oNLY A FAMILY QUARREL. "

Sergeant Norris, Of the Newark police force, while
passing along Academy street yesterday morning AZ
an early hour, was startled BY cries Of 'Murderi /
watca ~ from the dwelling house No. 26a Arriving
al tho spot hs found man with n club IN his hand
and crying Tor holp On entering the house The ser.
geaut found that the man had terribly beaten his
brother. His name Is Edward Bennett, tho injured
brother being Patrick Bennett they had both
boon drinking hoaviiy, and quarrelied over
some tri1es. Palrick was snocKingly cut
on the noad, the blood having spurtsd all over sho
wall aud ceiiing. When the ser geant was marching
Edward OF 10 station house Edwards mother ant
wo REM monstrated saying that u was ssonly fam ly
QuarreLn 1hc man was locked up and Is held. Pat
rick also taken 70 the station house to have his
wounds dressed.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21

the luin We had brief respite, but there
was . heavy sea from tho westward
On the 18th and 18TH the gaes moderated but on tho
18TH they ireshened again from the westward. We
passed our sister ship the BitRnnic, between Shin
necock and Fire Island and II was q strange contrast
10 see how we were hgnting our way while The Britain
me was going with regular rushing speed. We ar
rived at the bar at nine O'Clock on Saturday night
and anchored there TIL one O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, when VIC came up 10 Qaarantise. Fortunately
no accident occurred during the voyage"
Mr.. Roberts added In conclusion, "Wo did not
meet single vessel ia distress, 10 ough passed
large number OF deal timbers strewn around We
mate no particular record OF the fact, but think II
was somewhere near the Newfoundland Bank"
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
"DISORDERLY CONDUCT"

Bolinc Nicholas, a German girl, twenty years cid,
is locked up the Tnird police station OF Jersey
Cmy, on charge OF dsorderiy conduct preferred by
Charles Bluten, baker at No. 6l Erie street. the
rirl became acquainted with Blutsn In sullivan street,
this city. some tme ago. and so she alleges was in
ducsd BY ialso promises to live Win .nilD. They
kept house 10 HoDoken until few days ago, whom
Bluten let her. sue was enccinte, and starvation
stared her in tne face. She bsggeu 0f Buten TO NJ
least support uut Sue could get soinetning to do
tc was beartIcss u is said, and spur ned She
followed MIN constantly wln nor pleadings. On sat-
uruay uiyht ne had her arrested. The woman mas "a
babe scarcely two years old, whien she lsit unpro.
tsSlvd Ia her HoboxeR noma
The New York herald., 1878-10-21

.Tenafyl" bawled the brakeman as the train
rolled into the quaint Now Jersey town yesterday,
and the members Of the westchester Walking Club
descended from Il. The alr crisp, the sunshine
bright and all weather conditions favorable
for . tramp. Over the moist brown roads,
through stretches oil woodland which human habitant
had not invaded and hto cavcrns OF grcenery
which were rarely disturbed by tho iniruder's
feot they won't Up the activity to the
summit OF the Palisades, through a wilder
moss Of shade and fragrance ana over path
ways. which with Inc mauy tinted leaves
Of autumn, the walkers trampsd NJ u gait they had
seldom essaycd before the CLUB came over the hills
aud reached thor next stopping place This was
indian Rock. large mass OF stone which
projects from the summit Of the Palisades and over
hangs the rivers bring. A long walk through WOODS
oil aglow with autumnal tints, brought The
club TO Rockland. Then there was tramp
along tho riverside to Piermont, with all
The scenic glorics OF the mountains and the un-
derlying country exposed 10 Wow. halt here,
recuperntvs sojonrn al hotei, and tho
party took tho road again. The day was
dying now. and the sunset-srander here
than In most places tourists seek-cast
warm. rich glow over hill and woods and river. Ata
lively gait the club into Nyack Then inc
was crossed, aud In a'Hudson River Railroad train
they came back 10 the atty.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
A TwENTY-FlvE-MILE MATCH.

An amateur walking match Tor handsome badge
and purse OF money occurred at Fleetwood Park yes
teruay morninc. which created considerable local IN
.srost aud was largely attended. Tho contestants
we're Samuel 5. smith and William +. Sour, botn OF
New YORK. who contended In match some weeks
ago. The distance yesterday was twent, nvo miles.
which was mado In &n. 29m. Dy William +. Sour Mr..
Robert Bonner, who was one o: the judgos, comp-
pl,mented the pedestrians on the good time adc
aud proposed match ior next Sunday week between
tho sam0 testants.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
TWO DAYS IN A HURRICANE.

The National Line steamship Denmark, OF Liver
pool, which plies between this port and London, ar
rived hore yesterday after a very tsmpestuous voy-
aao OF eighteen days. The Denmark lett London on
tue % insi., and from that time until the Sth had
heavy winds. On The evening OF the ON squaii
came up irom the northwest and developed INTO
hurricsne, lasting ninsty-six hours No mssdven-
turo occurred aside IRON general shaking up OF oil
board by the lurehing of the vessel
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
MR.. ALGER'S FAREWELL.

Rev. William r. Algor, who has been pastor OF tho
Church OF tho Messiah, 1hirty-iourlh street and
Park avenue, tor tour years. yesterday preached hts
farewell sermon in the church. HIS subject was
In the Lilo of Mani There was q large congregation
present Mr. Aiger has accepted call 10 church
IN Denvor, Colorado, whore he will proceed ntcr a
short stay IN Boston, where pastor OF OF tho
leading Uniaran ch urcnes OF the Hub he held IN
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
A PROFESSIONAL CONTEST.

An athletic meeting Will be held at the Ravenswood
Athletic Grounds this afternoon. The nrst event Is
tsp-mils walK for professionals, Tor which thsre
seven entries, aud a seven-mio handicap walk, open
10 all amateurs, that closed with fourteen ontriss
The sport commences at ono O'Clock
The New York herald., 1878-10-21

good Player umpire, viii nave Denent match on
Thursday next at Hoboken; tho game will be between
eleven crckeers and fifteen baseball players
Duripg the past season thirty cricket matches have
been played vi the local clubs The Staten Island is
ahsad in the number Of victories. Tho following
table shows the results at glance
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
RUNNING AGAINST TIME.

Mr.. J. p MncKsy, OF tho American Athletic Club,
or this city, will Saturday next, al tho club
grounds, Hobogen endeavor TO beat tho best time
ever made In . fve-me run. do viii start at four
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
THE CRICKET SEASON.

Tho cricket season OF 1878 closed with the match
on Saturday between The Manhattan ana staten
Island cluos but lev ssrub gamcs may DO played np
TO ana ncIuding election day.
rhs OLD ssleko,er. James smith ior nity years .
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRlEp.

srRRS--JoSAs -ln tnis city. on October 10. LOifis
STRRS Iva JONAS. both oil this city. No cards. s.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21

ua--WILLiAMs In brooklyn, on Friday. october
Is. 1874 by the Aov Dr. 4. L. Cuyler. DAVID W.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21

Ths Austraiian match is counted In this table,
ss thrco CLUBS look part as the eighteen OF New
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-05
An kfuhanistan Fable.

A man was once walking along one
road and q woman along another. The
roads finally united. aud the man and
woman, reaching the junction at the
same time, walked in from there to-
sether. The man was carrying large
iron kettle on his back in one hand he
held by the legs live chicken. in the
other a cane, and he was leading goat.
Just ~ they were coming to deep,
dark ravine, the woman said to the
man:
IL am afraid to go through that ravine
with you; IL is q lonely place, and you
might overpower me and kiss me by
force"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-05
ONE TOUCH OF MATURE.

Al grs., mining camp, where the yOang and
Seemed 10 know little else bu, their paaiOa
for gold:
Where ali thai vas noble in boy OF In man.
was len iar behind In the race that they ran;
In q dark little hut. cold. dim and fOriorn,
Lived man from whose life AL hope was gore.
There was none In tIe camp. whoe'er be nAish'
be-
That drank or that esubisd .. msdly a. be.
When er.xed with drink, but IN some hy. street.
Would stretch himself mid the rain OF ,lsst.
And then he'd 20 home looklug stOlid and blaek.
Hut no one waz ready 10 welcome him back.
There wasn't . soui 10 the desolaie place.
hut something Was there old Joe daren iaee.
What II WAS hoLe could tell. for joe often said
"rhe MAJ goe- In thsrell be carried oat de.l.
One night the Old man. erszed with drink and
despair,
Put pistols mouth 'mong-t his xrifriei hair.
And the trigger pullei. HIS comrades came, i.
And buried hin deep In an uhwOiksd "eAim.
And wrote On board This here. 10 TEL
That Old Joe oore has ps<-ed on 10 hell.
They searched through bis house, but smaii
wss their only spoil. AZ the rnds itque-,
They forced the slight cover b.ek. and ,hsn
Ihe crowd stood hushed aud still, - when
A thousand knesl In the opon air.
And pour 20 their God above their pr.y.r;
FOR they thought thai the cheat. AL black from
time.
Held come awful thins-sone token Of crime.
Hut the leader bent. and with irenlblipg hand,
lie held to the sszs % that lawless band
Nothins that spoke VI ibe dead tnsn sin,
Nothing o. shsms him. ho tOund withis.
hut nst in the grasp of their widest gutss.
Wa. thi.-A fAisd. torn ehild's drvs-:
A pair of stoc kings and shoes- both small,
A SPELLING book aud hAt-thars AL.
But t.ar- came then when the leader smiled.
And his quiyefing lips said. " Old JOey's child.
when tho sun neat ross and his VAIN hgn,
rh., sosri was gene from the old Inshs grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-05

A WOMAN will stand by her husband
aud children like wall Of adamant
when psstilence IL as thick as winter
molasse-, but 10 = mouse undertakes 70
make his refuge anywhere about the
terrestrial end OF her polar diameter,
there's no use In talking. she'd leave q
twenty-five dollar bonnst-and do II
with a whoop, too.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-05

The advice OF newspaper sage to
never shrink in the performance of any
duty, may do for ordinary occasions,
like eating oysters or taekling dish OF
hog brains. but when it comes to light
ing out Of bed in a freezing tempera'
turs and bursting bath hole in tub
Of ice-coyered water and then undertak-
ing to play laundrsss with your un-
adorned anatomy, is q matter that in
vests the aforesaid advice with much
dubiety as to practibiliiy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-05

WEDDING gossip flies around with the
freeness Of a hired horse. From every
direction comes the story OF economic
negotiations for the coming nights.
when old Boreas shall caper madly
around the house banging shutters and
tumbling milk buckets. But the gentle
heart shall not frighten, nor the brave
man flicker as he blows out the light
and falls over the rocking chair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-05

A orRL asked fellow the other day
Why he didn't marry. "For the want
Of an opportunity" he replied. She
smilingly remarked. Heres your OPP
portuniiy." "very well. l will lose no
time in embracing the opportunity.
But she fed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-05

Tur Clroaiol, Of Philadelphia says the
latest fashionable formula for Thanks-
giving invitation is. "There VIII oe a
turkey buried at my house ON the 2sth:
You are respectfully invited TO attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-05

Tux New Zsalanders have eaten up
the four Methodist missionaries sent out.
but other sects will not meanly take adj
vantage OF this disaster aud 20 in and
occupy the field. There's some honor
among the Christians OF the world yet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-05

No person whose initial letter Is Z
has ever been President OF the United
States. There Is where Blaine thinks
he has point over Conklins. DIDN'T
Buchanans name begin with IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-05

ANTHONY CoNsrocK. quasi.guardian Of
the morals Of New York. is becoming
such prude that he threatens to arrest
the naked truth" and stop the circuls-
ton OF " bare assertions. ."-Norris,O,rR
Herald. Yes. and nude developments.