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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-09
ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW.

UNION SQUARE THEATRE-FRRNcH FLATS.
STANDARD THEATRE--H. NJ. s. PINAFoRE
ABBEY's PARK THEATRE-FRIrz IN IRELAND.
DALY's THEATRE-wWEs
ITALIA THEATRE-DEBoRAH (LEAH.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-TnE PICTURE
NIBLOs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HAvERLY's THEATRE-TouRIsrs.
BROADWAY OPERA HOUSE-H. N. S. PNAFoRE
ABERLE's THEATRE-sAvED FROM THE WRECK
AQUARlUM-HUxrrY DUNPrY
OLYMPIC THEATRE-FArISIrzA
WALLACK'S-OuR GIRLS
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-MARrHA
LENTs NEW YORK CIRCUS.
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-HAxLKr.
TONY PASTORS Observation-Disclosures
THEATRE COMIQUE-MuLLIGAS GUARD CHownxR.
AMERICAN DIME Observation-Disclosures
ROSTER BALLS CONCERT HALL
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELS-MUD scow PINAFoRx.
CHICKERING HALL-PRocroRs LECTURES.
HAvERLY's BROOKLYN Observation-Disclosures
BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE-PIauE.
NOVELTY THEATRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SLAVE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-09

NEW YORK. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1879

The probabilities are that the heather in Nelc
York and its pici'tity today tciu be cloudy and
pa,m, ,cih rains Tomorrow The same co,sd-
titions are likely 10 precait scih Increased scind
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

How TRINITY STANDs.-We have re
Gently interviewed all outsiders coming to
town in regard to the New Constitution
in their respective localities. From what
we can learn it seems certain that any,
thing like full vote in this county will
result in fully 8 to Against the New
Constitution" Trinity ought to poll 500
votes, in which event there should be a
majority of 400 against the political
stump speech which it took l52 men. 157
days to frame, and which is better known
throughout the State as "Kearney's
Konstitution. :"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

MINING AcCIDENT.-Ge George Rose wa:
severely injured in the claim on Grave
yard Point below Douglas City last weel,
by large piece Of cement striking him
in the back and fracturing one of the hir
bones. The injury, although II very pam
full one is not considered at all dangerous
Or. Montague attended the case and re.
ports the patient doing we'll.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

SPLENDID CLEAN UP. = Deadwood
District gives promise of being one OF the
richest quartz sections on this Coast
Last week we mentioned 9l-ounce
cleanup in the Vermont Mine, at the
rate of over $50 to the ton. This week
Frck & Davis have eclipsed that, as they
show 81 900 from 43 tons of rock crushed
in an srastra. The Monte Christie and
other mines in the District are reported
as looking splendidly. Will not some
one interested in that section furnish us
with an occasional report of what is being
done there
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

CANON City EXPRESS Attention is
directed to the bus mess announcement OF
Messrs. Davis 81 O'Niel, proprietors of
the Weaverville and Canon City Pas
sengsr, Freight and Express Zine
These gentlemen are well known in this
community and persons having business
with them will receive good treatment
and fair dealing. Until further an
nouncement regular trips will be made
every either day. All orders will receive
prompt and careful attention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

Non EsT INvENTUs.- Nothing further
than was last week reported has been
heard of e. Krauss, the missing man
There no longer exists any doubt, how
ever, that he drowned himself in Trinity
river above junction City, as reported
in our last issue. 1t may be that his
body will yet be discovered some place
along the lower part Of the river, but
even this seems doubtful.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

Dixon BAR.-A note from Mr.. j.
w. Hamilton, Superintendent Of the
Dixon Bar Mining Company, says that
the pipe and cables across the river are
working o. X =, and that they expect to
be running gravel this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

Il SPECIAL MEETING The Board of SUI
'pervisors of this county will hold Spe-
eial Meeting on Monday next, April 18th,
70 make arrangements for the Constitu
fional Election on Wednesday, May 9TH.
Officers of election will be appointed and
the Governors and Supervisors Procla-
nations ordered printed and published.
y is also probable that the Board will
4ake action and doubtless order supple
nent TO the Great Register printed
Meantime all who are entitled to registra-
Ion, but have neglected it, will do wei
e see that their names are placed on the
treat Register. Don't delay, rs the
implement will have to be printed ut an
Aarly day in order to reach distant pre-
<lncts. There is now no voting on certi-
Gates of registration.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

A LOCAL STRAw.-At q miscellaneous
gathering of citizens in front of Balch's
store. the other day, vote on the New
Constitution was suggested ard resulted
for and II against. Such Is the average
sentiment here among those who express
their views.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

TEMPERANCE LEGTURE.-The renown-
ed Lecturer, Geo. B. Taylor, will preba-
bly, be here this Saturday evening and
deliver his famous lecture on Temper
ance. Arrangements will be made and
particulars announced after his arrival.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12
HOME NEWS.

ALLEE SAME KEARNEY.-W While Den
mis- received a severe beating at Santa
Ana and the Sand Lot resolved to furnish
him with body guard to protect his
person, sim liar occurrences are taking
place right here in our midst without the
fact beiLg generally known. Charley
Hop Lee, the head man of the See Yup
Company in this county, has for the past II
or 15 years feared Assassination at the hands
of his jealous countrymen of other com
panies. About II years ago he was shot
at and wounded, and since that time has
constantly worn bulet-proof protector
about his body. AS further preventa-
tive Charley had his life insured on the
endowment plan, but that has matured
and the money been paid. Recently the
thirst for Hop Lees blood seems to have
become more apparent and we learn that
he now has body guard of Chinese fol-
lowers who remain with him constantly
Among those who know something of
the Celestial "ways that are dark and
tricks that are vain," the opinion prevails
.hst it is only question of time as to
when Charley will be slaughtered, and
he seems to entertain this belief himself
At least the extraordinary precautions
which he takes would indicate as much.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

CINNABAR DIsTRICT.-John How tells
us that the Altoona Q. NJ. Co. hava now
on tie dumps an immense lot OF rich ore;
that the retorts will soon be fred up and
the production Of quicksilver commence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

= In TIE Cry San Francisco friend
in whose judgment on election matters
we have great confidence, and who wa:
an old residentef this county, writes as
follows " Times quiet, and Will be until
after the Constitutional Election, think
il will fail, and though it will get heavy
vote here, yet think it will not get q
sjority support even in this city.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

ALL the new seats which arrived have
been set up and those in the Grammar
room OF the New School House, and
most IN the Intermediate. have been
placed il position. The remaining seats
are expected in few days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

PREPARING FOR SUMMER.-The @. 81
2. Stage Company are now having a
zew station erected near the summit Of
trinity Mountain on Lewiston Turnpike.
e soon as this Is completed and the
lads will admit, new and lighter coach
and 2,horse stock will be put on the
cute, and three teams run between the
over House and this place instead of
70 as now. The drives we learn will
g from the Tower House to Trinity
fountain Staten /; from there to Low
IN Ranch, and from the Ranch to
eaverville. The Company is well
2leased with this route and will do all
Fey can for the convenient and comfort
PC transportation of passengers, and the
1<eedy and safe delivery of mails and
press ma tier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

A New HAND.-H. W. .Benner, OF
the Union Shaving Saloon, has new
assistant in the person of Mr.. Martin
Van Duzer, late OF Eureka, Humboldt
Bay. Mart understands the business
thoroughly and the operation of shaving
under his hand becomes pleasure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

FITTING UP.-Hocker's warehouse,
under Good Templar's Hall, is being
thoroughly renovated and reft.eS, and
will soon be occup led by Mr.. j. r.
Balch with full stock Of new goods in
the Clothing and Furnishing line. This
is one of the neatest and best located
store buildings in town. While the re,
moval will give Mr.. Balch more room
than his present location it will also leave
the old stand entire to d. Hansen, all
which is now required Ivy his increasing
business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

A NEAT JoB.-Sandford & Troden are
doing a very nice job of painting on the
shelving and co,nice in Balch's New
Store. The appearance of this room
should induce Others to have their stores
touched up little.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

DISTRICT CoukT, Regular April Term,
commences next Monday, 14th. Fol-
lowing is the Calendar of Cases for the
Term:
w. L. Dilks VS.. A. S. Dyer, ct al
Foreclosure Vendors Lien. G. Z.
Williams and John G. Irwin for Plain,
tiff; Clay w. Taylor for Defendant.
Mary Coyle VS.. Edward Allison-Ac-
ton on Promissory Note. Taylor and
Clifford for Plaintiff; Williams for De-
tendant,
Catherine Hoyt vs.. J. S. Hoyt-Ac-
ton for Divorce. Irwin for Plaintiff
Williams for Defendant.
II. NJ. Perham VS.. Chas. Kuper, ct al.
Action to Quit Title. Irwin for Plain
tiff; Williams for Defendant.
L. F. Raab VS.. Thos. Mccarthy - Ac-
ton for Debt. Williams for Plaintiff.
John Coumbs VS.. Samuel Middleton
Injunction and Damages. Williams
for Plaintiff; Irwin for Defendant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

BALLOTS RECEIVED County Clerk
Estes has received from the State Printer
II sufficient number of ballots for the APP
preaching Special Election. They are in
packages marked for each precinct in the
county, being 10 ballots for each voter
{ For the New Constitution" and 8
against the New Consultations" The
latter will prevail in this county ny a
large majority.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

CARELEssNEss.- "A lsttsy Of considera
BILE importance mailed to us vt Shasta,
April Sth, did not reach here until the
evening of the 10Th and then by private
hand from Trinity Center. We learn
that much mail which should come here
direct, first goes to the Center and has to
be returned to Shasta. The P. NJ. at
the latter place should be more careful.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

"FoR THE OLD CONSTITUTION. - Such
was the line following tho signature of a
Friend from whom we received letter
4 this week. "D-n the New Constitu-
tion," was the emphatic postscript to
another. Both letters were from men of
Intelligence, workingmen and miners, in
:ferested in the development of Trinity
county and in the welfare of the State.
Like expressions come from almost every
one with whom we talk on the subject. In
Tao: man in favor of the New Constitu-
zion is an oddly in this section. Let
every man who thinks the Old Constitu-
Zion, under which California has prosper
ed beyond precedence for thirty years,
give emphasis to his opinion by voting
against the New. Every vote counts, and
The greater the majority against the great
or rebuke to those who would destroy the
prosperity and material interests Of the
State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

SCHOOL OPENED. The Indian Creek
School comm enced its Spring Term on
Monday last, Miss Furgeson, late teach
er at Trinity Center, being in charge.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

THE familiar countenance of Jacin-
to Z" looks natural behind the desk in the
County Clerks Office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

SHERIFF PHILBRooK returned from
San Francisco last Tuesday. He reports
everything there very dull in a business
way, and that building and other like
enterprises are almost at stand-still.-
Much distrust is felt MS to the outcome of
the Constitutional election, although it is
now generally conceded that the oppo-
nents of the new instrument will carry
the day. No new investments will be
made or enterprise commenced, however,
until the question is finally settled at the
election. Mr.. Philbrook says that the
feeling against the New Constitution is
steadily gaining ground in the city and
that its opponents are now confident OF
carrying the day, the sNnd-lot to the
contrary Notwithstanding. In Sacra
nentc county the majority against is
estimated at not less than ! 800 and there
are few counties in the State that will
give majority for the New Cons titution.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

DENTISTRY DR.. 7. j. Holden, form
erly eli Sacramento City, will visit Weav'
ervills professionally on or about Apri
10th, for limited time. First class dur.
able operations guaranteed in all cases
as he relies solely on the merits Of hi'
work for success. Those desiring to avail
themselves of his services should cal
early at his office at the New York
Hotel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

FROM Trinity Center and Minersville
we hear of great activity in tho mines ;
everybody at work with fair water sup,
ply and encouraging prospects.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

|CHURcg DAYs.-This week being the
~ OF the Lenton Season, is a succession of
|nuIch Days. To-day is Good Friday,
81 next Sunday Easter,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

RAIN Several heavy showers this
week, aggregating 139 inches, and in
creasing the total waterfall of the season
to 81 81 inches-two inches more than
two years ago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Manuel Enos to Jos. Silver-Hsusc and lot
Smiths Flat-sl50.
w. p. Hall to Ellery & Noles-% Fader
Ranch, Trinity Center-$l 800.
Geo. M. Grover, ct al, to Jos. Mckinney
Mining Property, Junction City-$l.
Jas. Rowles, ct al, to Pickett & HarthaH-
Mining Property, Junction City-sl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

TRE.r1Tx. C0UyN'TY' W.ERR.z.s,Ts
fskss at their Market T'aiWe On Pay
swsnf for SsbsertpfiOn to the 'Josrnsi.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

Until further notice, will make one
trip per week between Weavervile and
Altoona, by way of Minersvile and Trim
itv Center, leaving Weavervile every
SUNDAY morning and Altoona every
TU ESDAY morning. Passengers and
Freight carried at Living Prices.
gg- All orders and business intruste
to me will receive strict attention.
JOHN G. HOW.
June 2sth, 1878. /
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

CHEW Jacksons Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12
ROLL OF HONOR.

SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS DURING THE PAST WEEK
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
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Allied. please don't give Charlie that
vine | shudder 10 see bim drink i,
with such evident satisfaction aud
pleasure. anu afraid il is wrong. and
that we are creating ia our child love
for intoxicating liquors that may some
time ccme back upon us with terrible
force
Oh pooh. pooh you silly little wife !
where's the harm OF pure wine like
this IL my son ever going TO be a
drunkardl Don't be so foolish Come
here, my brave boy. want some more
Of papa's good drink!
And the little fellow. clinging TO bis
fathers chair as they sat over the des-
sert, lisped. smackiug his lips;
Is; Tarlie owes il. When Tarlie
big man, Tarlie dink. dink ,dink all day
The mother sbuddered. and pallor
spread over her features. but the father
threw himself back in his chair with q
hearty laugh, and tossed of another
glass OF wine, leaving little for the
child, TO reward him, he said. for his
cunning little speech.
Years have gone The scene has
changed. In dark and dreary tene-
ment house harsh words and fearful
oaths from one Ut the upper rooms
startle the remaining inmates, and
bring hithcr policeman, who proceeds
to the apartment from which the noise
issues. What a sight meets their gael
There, on bed of rags, woman lay
dead, the body yet warm; and in the
centre OF the room, in pool of blood,
gasping for breath, lay man dying by
the hand Of his son, who now stood
before them, brandishing his weapon
over bis head and shouting:
My mother has died Of broken
heart. and / have stabbed my father
What led me to this crime 7 1t was
rum, rum, rum When / was a child
that man gave il to me, fed me with it,
aud called me brave because / swallow
ed it greediy. When l became man
could not live without IL; | would
have battered anything for liquor.
Now hang me. hang me, and end this
horrible life; aud when you hear a
man say. Who're is the harm of giving
a child wine point to the gallows on
which swung. and say, There is The
harm!
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

We have heard some farmers ridicule
the idea OF vacation, aud say that the
night gave them all the refresbmeut
they required 1t is blessed thing
that darkness does not cut short the
labors Of our bard working farmers
Some Of them start with the robin in
the morning aud keep busy ss long as
the night hawk eau be heard Moon.
light nights. it seems as though they
never would stop Such men however,
are seldom long lived. At forty or fifty
they are apt TO be as stiff as a found.
cred horse, and at sixty rheumatism
Jays them on the shelf, or under the
sod 1t is much better to recreate as
we go along. The man who makes the
most OF life is seldom one who drives
bis mental or physical machinery too
fast. 1t was question with the south
ern planters whether to work their
negroes hard and let them die early, or
to work them moderately and get a
long lies use OF them. Mere economy
without regard to the right and wrong
Of the thing, decided ia favor of moder-
ate work Even locomotive wears
out quickly that is driven at sixty
miles per hour aud not laid up for
thorough repairs occasionally.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

Col +. ID. Curtis, 10 the Rural New
Yorker, advises people TO eat more
mutton and lees beef aud pork. His
reasons are that mutton ID one Of the
healthiest and most easily digested
kinds OF meat 10 the world The farm
ers would be glad 10 furnish mutton
ia abundance, il there we're only De.
maud. Chops always sell high because
everyobe wants them There 10 no
better meat than eorned nation al
thoagh very little is seen in this coun-
ny. II is excellent for soups and stews
O. 10 broii. There = 40 meat shieh a
farmer esa use more economically than
muitoa, while At the same time sup
plyiag bis table sith satTitioas and
wholesome food. as mutton wili keep
fresh longer than Any other neAi ADD
may be safely cured 10 bot weather.
A fat sheep sill 20 a long way At =
farmers table and nake twice as mAny
meals ~ is cash value invested ia
beet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
S. H. II. gives the World the result

s. II Il. gives the World the result
Of an experiment in impar,iug agree
able flavors to butter, which viii lie
read with interest He writes 1t is
very well understood by all dsirymen
that particular cafe should be taken 10
protect cream from amy impure OF
strong ad0rs. as il causes the butter to
taste unpleasshtly. Fresh paint or
sour milk or dirt from the barnyard
will give bad tsse 20 the butter,
When the fruit trees are in bloom and
the breath Of the flowers comes upon
The cream il gives the butter peculiar
sweet lAAle that Is very delightful
also the odor Of new made hay is bene-
fetal 20 butter. But these things are
transient. so ] experimental little
with happy results. Under the win
dows Of my milkroom | sowed sweet
clover aud sweet peas; ihe peas are
not il flower yet. but the perfume Of
the clover is very poRerful; il not
only ellis the whole room with It's fra.
GRANGE but il gives 10 the butter very
improved relish Ii takes bnt little
time TO sow the seeds. aud care for The
plants. and il is labor that pays
used 10 gather the clover aud sweet
manoram leaves and carry them into
the room, but the above plan is the
easier aud tbe effects are more lasting
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
rag snnmoN ON rnE MouSr

VHE SEhmON ON TIN mobNt.
The most sreless reader has prob
ably been struck with the contrast be-
tween the delivery of this sermon and
the delivery of the Law on Sinai. We
think Of that as fiery law, whose pro-
mitigation 10 surrounded by the image.
ry OF thunders and lghtUings, and the
voice Of the trumpet sounding long aud
waxing louder and louder. We think
Of this IA flowing forth in divineSt
music amid all the calm aud loveliuess
Of the clear and quiet dawn. hat
came dreadlulIy TO the startled con
science from au Unseen Presence,
shrouded by wreathing clouds. aud de-
stroying FIRE. aud eddying smoke this
was uttered by sweet human voice,
that moved the heart most equity in
words Of peace. That was delivered
by the desolate aud storm.Tsnt hill,
which seems with its red granite crags
TO threaten the scorchiug wilderness !;
this ON the fowery grass Of the green
hillside which slopes down to the sil
yer lake. That sbook the heart with
terror aud agitation; this soothed il
with peace aud love.
Aud yet the New Commandments OF
the Mount Of Besiitudes vere not
meant to sbrogate, but rather to COM
plete, the Law WEIGH was spoken from
Sinai TO them Of old. The Law was
founded on The eternal distinction
strong aud irremoyable as the granite
bases Of the world Easier would il be
to sweep away the heaven aud The
earth than 10 destroy the least letter,
one jof--or the least point Of q letter,
one projecting horn -of that code
which contains the very principles Vi
all moral life. Jesus warned them that
be came. not to abolish that Law, but
10 obey and to fulfill while at the
same time be taught that this obedience
had nothing to do with The LeyiticAl
scrupulosity Of superstitious adher.
enee 10 The letter, bot .was rather a
surrender Of the heart and will 10 the
iniermost meaning and spirit which
the commands involved He fulfilled
the oIden Law ny perfectly keeping
il. shd By impArtiug q power TO keep it
70 aIl who believe in him. even though
be made lie cogeney Tar more universal
AID profound. --FArrar's Life of Christ.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

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L. Bosun. A.s,C.J Parker. Lodge Dspu
~, A. y. bennett Meets Saturdays At 7.So.
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