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New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
cAIENnAN. Wis Day


SUPREME Corar- CHAnras-I lawrence. JCourt opens al
lo8la m. Calendar called no IL Agscssmcnf Ca eg.
SnSD' g. 5S. is, Jlo s & s. s5 81! 5I So E S SO.
35o 59l ~ s Ge,,5' @ @ 9f le ~ s ~ - s o. a.
GENERAL lEnNDIls.l,. a. j." ana BRADY 1nd In.as IL
SrEciIL TEa-VAn Branr J.-CouIt opens at OisO A. M
and Fsct-NOS ll6 xO5. lie. I'll zoB 2oi 214 2oi
CiKcuif-PARf I-Adouned sine die
Part II-Barreit; d-Co9rt opens a. 1890 a. m-,Sos.
1880 1921 1874 lsi5 $685. 1904 llS. 49, 49, ll5. Ssl.
FSRI ifi-vsn Worst J-oourt opens at 1890 A. NJ
Case on No 2os-Burns r agt the Peoples Fre Insnr.
sUPEboR touRr-GksEEAL TERN.-AcJourred until the
nrst Monday Of Deee9ber; oo--,
Calendar called at mCase on. No 4O-rhornon ct al.
~fniII TEaM-PAR I-Speir J.-Court opens az u Am
Nos 400 5 6s 32 23s $685. 454 6@4, 5.5 AS 65l $50,
Paris ii and IIi-Adionrned for the term.
COMMON pLEAs-GkNEEAL IEnlL-C. r DAILY, J., J. F..
81 j. r. 40 49, Ia. 10 Id H. Is. 49, 2l 20 AS 81, AZ 81.
SPECIAL TEuM-Larremore j. Court opens IL m.-Nos
TIH TERM-PARr I-neach. J.-Court opens at II An
Nos 1882 i45 lst5 $50 llSl. sos 1858. Co.'S Gsl ll2.
MARINE CogEr- Trial rEGs-P4RI IN IN J. Court
Ssss s si7 a ~ TO- l4Si @2 as ga sq5 0- '' $780,
PAKT II-Shea j. Court opens al 10 m.-Nos 4sI $751;
1852. Ses. 1867, 2oje 20. 2l6, ~. ll9. S2lO. I3
TsnT III-Alser. J.-Court opens at 10 n. m.-Nos.
"a s02 5000 Ss. 5Ss 1882. S2l, 80 SS4 $685. 1886 SS7
GESERiI sEssloSs-PARr I-Gderseeye The People agt
william Neal: ono Pope. Alfred Baum. Grand larceny
Bannon. Daniel Driver burglars william H. Miller. forgery;
John Cavanagn grand larceny Thomas Nelson larceny
tences
PAIR u-Cow1ng 1.-The People agt John Kinean,
lei Flynn stephen warren Moses Levy. Philip wauprey.
Peter Hgrhes "y9Ige H. p,s99rn Mich,ei ftzgsIad rob,
Thomas Leonard, burglary Alexander Lyhett and
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
TIE VOTE IN KINGS COUNTY.

The Kings County Board OF Supervisors con-
tnued yesterday the work OF canvassng The Noies cast
AT the recent election completed the canvass as Tar
as the Win District of the Seventh Ward Il r. Tracy
ana Jesse johnson present IN the intefestol eN
MAYOR shroeder who believed to have been elected
senator IN the GIId District, and James W. Rids"ay al
peared Tor W. W Goodrich. the defeated candidate IN
that district The figures passed were substantially the
same as those already published only clerical errors be-
ing discovered. At the afternoon session supervisor
Egof the question whether or not the Board ad
the right TO 20 behind the returns IN case II was shown
by aidaviis tha the men who canvassed the vote III
any district were not the legally appointed canvassers
Chairman Moran said that the Board had the right 10
decide whether or not any returns were valid. MI
Egolf reped the Beard had authority other tan
accept tnc rturns If tcy were clef1cay correct lie
dd not believe ihat aiilaVits frOm outside persons
could received but lac proposed to raise the poi AZ
later stlge OF the canvass. The canvass viii probably
occupy week.
pOstal sent TO the Board yesterday by Jas
Mulhanc. of the Seventeenth Wardw complained iha
the vote OF the GreenbackIab0r party had not Deen
counted properly. You are required he sad. " DS
Law every vote cast hereby request you 10
publish vote. well AS the Democratic. republican
and Iammany II you attempt Ia suppress our Note
you liable for compound felony. Do us Justce-no
more, less"
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
BOSTON PUBLIC STOCK BOARD.

Boston, Nov. 11.-The new Stock Exchange,
known ss the Boston Public Stock BOard," for
Inaiy opened yesterday at It's rooms. No. IS State
st. The association is composed OF fty gentlemen. the
subscription being $50 over 100 spectators were
present. and the dealing was spirited. Tue officers
President Homer Rice treasurer Horace harrington
secretary James f. Williams There will be Two calls
day-One at IL a. H., and the other AT p IL
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Herman Overlook, charged with being a
n workman Illicit disiiery seized on SUNDAY ast @
in Mott-. was Yesterday committed by United states
Commissoncr Deuel. 10 await the action Of the Grand
Jufy Bail was liked IN the sum Of 500.
Detective Hubbard of the Central Ofiice ar
rested Yesterday George Williams aia' Cnafes John.
aouwio j. charged with carr ying game cf Danco
ln rooms ON Fourth near SXih-ayc. The implements
used the were found ia me ROOMS Ibe pfsOher
was locked up at Police Headquarters.
The case of Mrs. Mary Bowman. who charges
Antlrew d. Pureli win Obtaining II 500 IfOn hef
under false prct-nces. again c'ue up Tor tAawiua"
yesfrrdny Afternoon before Justice Fammcr at the +
Market Police Court. No new facts appear a.
aud after a ong Xamiuaiou oi Mr. Bowman ot
ex-Iudge Curtis, Purtes counsel, the ease Was again
ud
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
A BANKRUPT LAW CALLED FOR.
TIE SHOE AND LEATHER TRADE OF NEW-ENGLAND
IN FAvOR OF sUCH LAW.

BosToN. Nov. 12.-At special meeting to-
day OF the Newbuyport snoe aud Leather Association
TO consider the subject OF the National Bankrupt law
the folio az resolutions were unanimously adOptedi
WhtreaS I he repeal Of the National Bankrupt law
has thrown collection OF debts under The Jurisdiction
of Stale courts wItE ali their conflicting iawr The mer-
caDtlie and manufacturing interests Of the country
deem II "a pressing necessity that modified National
Baukup law should be passed by Congress therefore,
ResOfred, Inat Tue shoe ana Leather Trade OF New
England favor the passage of judlciOus National
Bankrupt Jaw. ana VIII Use tbelr influence tO procure
Ia. enactment of the same.
R,sOlred, That "A committee Of five be appointed to
er Win representatives from Boards Of lrade and
other mercantile ASSOCIATIONS. and 10 ala. II Necessary,
the drafting OF IA bIll for the action of Congress.
Remarks indorsing tho above resolutions we've made
by several prominent members OF the association.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, y. Y, Nov. 12.-ln the Court Of Ap-
peals, Wednesday. November -, ls19-preseu' lie
Hon. Sanford T.. Chnfca, c. J. and assoclatcsi
No sl-WlamJ T. Best receiver respondent agt Mich u
Th if0pi,adeH etc. arpclluf.-Argud hy a. j. -cHcls
for appellant. Ffede lex >uyil FOR responornt 30
Icst, respondent iEi, HitNo iH iN4ci
imnleadrd. ic lpre rrucu hf it j. ~chlt in mp
peiant Frederick ~mf 10 Tor .nnon NO bfN arr -
Mumpcr. adm isratrs. ape llnf, ag Be'gJnn T. isi-
mOro sheif GespoutuntArruei by franA ,i'oN Tor h-
pellant samuel Hand reslOuGeut. D. -. James H.
Thompson respondent Hgt William l-ham ana ahr.Aei'
oxsclors appellants a gued b. > BOWh lo aVprlduts
Il. Pond for RESPONDENT.
The Court Appeals day calendar for THUR iav OVEN.
uitl.H
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

/, vrpDTcT FOR HEAVY DAMAGES.

In the Kings County Supreme Court, circuit
yesterday. Judge Glberi presiding. the suit oi Jchi
Wedcrbold 10 recover 81 1000 damages from Bernard
King for the betrayal Of his tWeidorbodsl daughter
was called for trial King Is cloak merchant al no
I13 Meic,r-st This city. suit for breach of promise
Of mnTrage brought against him uy MISS MeuctpD'i,
IL peuding HIS counsel was William T. Howe VINO
failed 90 appear and there no defence put IN Ine
only witness was Miss dcrhod. who Is aboul tWehi
years age In charging the Jury Judge Glbert sal
that the offence was hgh crime, and the d'ichu,n'
should punished severely The jury gayo the plaih-
til a verdict for $500
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER H. 1879

VIII. ETC. 81 John Auch o'ss. made by E'nlamin
Be kn To lhr Mciclau!s Life Insurance Company Tor
$4,000 whish Is now bedrn deposit by the supoHn'
ieudcrf OF the Insurance Depsr mcn "a assigned by
win /. Aicvnudcf receiver ot the hrtfhhhis Lit'
ordered Receiver Fi- - directed =" .i,r
render The lease of the rooms IN Nos 80 ana Ji'
IBrotdway w-York CITY. The owners; also mat 10
engage other apartments for Office Tor period ho 10
exceed ana that he sell ar auction lht i"i
Inln nIc.. Mhlnll be hnc- not rlnllIr.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
ELrcrIoN DIFFICULTIES UNSETTLED.

Tie Richmond County Supervisors met
again Yesterday at Richmond 70 finish their llbor ID
making IN official cSut q the cast III the county
90 ar intc ection. The total vote on both the State
and County tickets as already published was found to
be correct Counsellor Horufager IN behalf Of Samuel
L. Brick the dc eated candidate for Assembly, flied
protest against the election OF Oliver b. Fsk On TIE
Ground OF hrbevv char-inc that about $500 used
iu ly ng up votes Tor rsk III Cdstei"n. To-day, on
complaint. io Doe naGe hy Brick, warrants Will no L.
eu.d % Justice Kassner OF Stap!cou, Tor tie Arrest OF
ttu or eiVe persons o high standing Ia C"stcton on
clarats Of violating the election law
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

proceed with the canvass IA each irregular ic'u,' =, -
read the inspectors will be summoned 10 CORR -
There disposition TO cast out returns as peinai
might be inferred from Supervisor Robefts's nun
speeches during the day The Inspector OF & %
legally ryfusc to answer questions ah"n'
terms as teudins 10 c-imiuaie Themselves. Eu III lha
case the Board OF Supervisors Will have ffe'd s' ~
making inquiry from all blame. and can lcgaliN '""me %
the ballots thus recorded. But the inspeci ois VINO
thus disobeyed the law are a liable to hdclnrn, ~"
their fault owing To the delay the suporNsos III 9iu.
Ia finish ibeir canvass Will have to labor night anu u"
hnl.1ffnr Ihn Hnnrl meets al noon tO-Oal.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
VIOLATING AN INJUNCTION.

Attachments were issued yesterday 10y the
United States Circuit Court against Norvin Green pres
ident and George b. Prescott. vice president OF the
Gold and stock Telegraph Company, ana against NorVh
Green as president OF the Western Union IeleRraph
Company. for contempt Of court IN vioatg the liJuhc
against them in the suit brought by Chnlon
c. Colgate against the companies inrtfuct'ohs WI"
given to the Marshal t0 accept their personal IeeOsn
zancc in the vi $3.50 for their appearance
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
AFFAIRS OF IHk GLOBE MUTUAL.
AN ORDER BY JUSTICE wEsTDRooK.

ALBANY, Nov. lion the petition of
James d. FISH, Receiver OF the Globe Mutual Life In
surance Company Justice westbrook has ordered him
TO jon with the Insurance superintendent and State
or In tho exsAnton Of the the last
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

THE END OF ALL THTSGs.-Mistress Ito her
late seryaut-' Well. Mary, how nave you been since
you left me, ana where you living nowf Ye SET
want" Please. Da'am. don't 1--we anywhere, maan /;
Im married. ma'am."-[Jud
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
LETTER TO GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.

Certain Republicans i'll Castleton, 6. l), re-
Gently sent 10 George William Curtis letter called
forth hy his resignation as chairman OF the Richmond
County Republican Convention. thanking him for The
position assumed 10y him toward the Republican parry
in the recent campmgn and asserting The belief that
the welfare OF the party or at any time be
benefited by the acceptance of his resignation. The
Grorce o. U0lvoke william l. SexiOn Robert Raynor
Peter B Heal, j. l.. Bulard, J. h. Heal, william H.
Coucdon William L. Eadie, c. Dn BOr. jf., ana others
Mr. curtis m reply exnresscd himself pleased 10 know
tnat So many of MS frcLds and neighors approved OF
ms views IN regard 70 the Individual lndepehG'hee o
the NOtCr.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
5llnaIions WanIeG--f females

A Good many Protestant Servants, Tor city or
~ country excellent cooks, aundresses ohanbefnaid,
Mattresses housewukers tdN young girls Dtrmau
swedish, scotch Eugrh. Americans aud gOoi coored help
also male help nOLcrato wages Al the PkOIfSlAS 4
HOME BU kkAU. l5s Othave.. 4th house above lOthst
AT JACQUIN'S BUREAU, 602 Gth-ave.
~ 33thst. be obtained nst-clAss MAIDS
cooks lauudresse Of nationality d. nomination
furnished with best ot recommendations
A RESPECTABLE Protestant girl in pri-
~ family boarding house. call for two days at
z4l West 22dsL
A PROTESTANT woman wants gentlemen's
"A and ladies' washue to home has references
call address No 2lU Vest J7th third OoT rooms
TIL suited.
A DRESSMAKER aud FAMILY SEAM
IA SIRLSs would like afew m0ret gcnents by the day
week children's clothing specaity operates all
INA achnc~ Address NJ. Boa lol, Iubdne
Uptown ONCE, 1888 Broaiway.
EOOK.-A competent young woman as first
~ Ia small family viii be found rel able sat-
isfActory city references xAt West volh-st, rear
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

AUNDRESS-A respectable womln, Who
f. fr-i-c'ass IN ircsl w'he' O. gooat ly tc oy <
or month nr wO itsiitrcr best o. II
erence MARY. kILDAlsCH's LAUNDRY, Ao. pa " 80
oJtlisf. in tlc
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
scRUnNIzIXG RErURNs IN wEsTCnEsTER


The Board of Canvassers of NestchesteI
County expect To complete their Official canvass by
noon to-day On taking up the returns from the Town
OF West Chester. Supervisor Close Of North salem ep
stated that he had been wen informed that I'm one OF the
di,tri s of West Chester there only inspector
present during the counting OF the votes which would
uvailat the returns Of that district He believed 1t
was in tire lid District whore the inspectors had
failed 10 perform their duty Supervisor nenoerson, OF
West Che Dem), stated that II was not IN The ild
District " here The dcrelcOn of duty occurred After
considerable discussion, Mr.. Henderson was appointed
committee OF one 90 seatigate the subject ana report
II at ath,l TO tu- all gcd cuiarity, sucn as NJ
Hos kns tht RtpuD lean candidate Tor Suprfintrnn,L III
o The Poor, Is supposed 10 hc defeated Nv Hvvr~e tsne
f)-) whose us orty il computed az 1G IN the county
Tins would De overcome should Tie eNoie VI ihd u4si-c
Oi MN-l llesicr De iurONn Oui
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

I AUNDRESS.-BY Grst-class laundress /;
II soucits family washing do az her house py tho coz
the month"; o reierences; terms v,rv reasonaD
Address LAUNDAEsS Box 81, Tribune ptOWu Dlt. LIS
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

! AINDRESS.-A superior cOlorod lamdross
II a0cts ldies gent emens ana families washing O. 40
at mouse linens and hutues Goue IN sup lur ya
prompt reliable Cal address oJ4 shave, -l- j. VI
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

NUR~E.-Bv q wci-disposcd french girl u
- OF kild snd ar'aD nanne and iont ~ cii 'rnl
n .'v kfer tler NOON aid ci ltlrs Boo ere
orer b,sl Of rsiorc4cgs. Call 40 o. 0Aly., ulr
.Jih ~.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

NURSE-A Young Protestant girl as nur-e
u Grown children; en- cur a.d nti sr~s neatly -
hand Viii n4ac ArI.rf lul, AMI Is pi trrl o =
want, fo live iu the ennliIy- can Joe --rH r 80
Church lullr OAurrl OK l-Oy lI-Al II -ia have, f.
M ! - D.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

MISS BARBER does dirssmahin- in tho
VI latest style aacs rslcic,s 40 home. -43 Wet
.yi-.f
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

l AUNDRESS. 49, 4 iirst-class, eNDeu need
Il launoress Is anxious 20 obtain roea s anon a"f
aua maolnas squck 40 hog uels, and docs . N,li
Cliy references Can De seen ai Nu- oii ave. ie
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

NURSE.-Bv q Protestant woman who can
~ brng baby fromits birih: g. kln am geutr Ny
wlllua aud onigrg neat patient end Trustworthy;
stands entire OF chdr,u. wages -
q ave-. lrIl-sf
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

USEWORKER.-By a neat, tidy, lntelh-
I ecnt tyouue Protestant ois' VII be- e,n.i H'.''l
washer enc lrintri a give uest 90 ot Aet
iuoG,taig Can De AZ so. 800 otiiFe near -- ll
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

DARLOR MAID. &c.-By q young girl as
rafor maid. and sewing = wiling ana
oDlrne CRY reference Cal present employers.
so : NOrh Wlsnllf 40 l-.l Iage
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

NURSE.-The entire charge oi an infant and
~ DO pa SOWING objection 90 assist with other wcr
beat reference. 900 1t,l ave-. iancy store.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

I ADl'S MAID or to mind grown children
i lirDesflut. good se3m-fress and make Nnf I
gclefiy useful best refe go ad4vo; a tAt store
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

NNANTED.-A position a> HOUSEkEEPER
w Tor genuer an Of means eril gentleman .Ioerl,
entire charge O mOtlctl, c0ren by refined nttl'
gent CArstlan yolng lay. Address. wlih partlculaIs
Mis- Il. q. SNOW. Brooklyn, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

TFOUSEWORK.-A ,mgrt, willing girl, a
uf.i-c ls, launorr-s rod family cool 10 90 general
". rE or COOS. washing and lrolugi gnd woman NAl
wants steady pacci g. temperate hs excellent Ti'rrnn
CITY Al country. AK ANNIE h.. ~ Othate, neaf
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

NVAITRESS.-By young woman rs first
w best reference given Please cal at
El.f
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

NENERAL HOUSEWORK.-By a Swedish
~ Protestant girl general homework is good gn
excellent laundrc.s; wei recommended Cal q
los East .1flI-st between Lex lgiUu ana 4ihaYc-.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

ERENCH NURSE.-A Partisan woman with
three years from her last place cy M country
VIII tfk charge o growing children anh T. an excellent seam
stree cards. Call t5t 4-sL, UctWcen LcA4As
ftrf quIt
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

SMAKER-Ladies'. children'S, infants
IL and bOys operates all machiuosi perfect ". ana I.
makes and nenfs; 81 day. Address J. o. 'OJ 5aaVe Ad
MI
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
DORTER. WATCHMAN or UsEFULMAN.- -

WAlTER.-A colored man as fIst-elass
waiter thoroughly understands his business In al n
branches all kinds o salads private family or D0adl
house long ,y recrenoes Addrvss X Box o. Ttibans
Uptown ONCE, l.2Jo Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
5ilnaiions runulcc--fcmiles

COOK.-By professional woman know
~ anch Of cooking person To whom TIE ss I'M
uD Of bfst class dinner. trouble asi s fnt'e &c
directions fo 'flng frs'.c class rcf1tnc IRON
f1rnler ployers. Cal at 0O2 0thate. nelI iJlh
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

hRESSM MAKER.-A competent French dress
- maker IA branches wishes few engagements 10
families reasonable terms Address sime.
IlfDHO $. 2OJ West 2Gt-st between .th ald ethaFer
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

INAITRESS.-By iirst-class Scotch Prot
w girl understands her business thoroughly
of references 366 6tnave between 22d and 25dts
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
5liuauonS OanIeo-- Males.
OOACHNAN and GARDENER.-Ry n Young

Omarred As coaehpsn ena eardener Protestant un
care furnace aud otherwise useful will my whole
time employers best last
plOvfr Address OBLIGIN G Tribune Uptown Ofcc, l25e
IroatWay
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

EODK.-By a French cook IN q private FAM
- ~ reference place lJS Ia. 40 ~. iolrth
Smyrna times., 1879-10-22
The Boy With the Stone-Bruise.

There was an important medical consul
tation in the rear of a Woodward avenue
grocery yesterday afternoon. A mite of a
boy not over seven years old, who sells
morning papers, was seated on box in the
center of a circle, and six or eight older
heads were examining a stone-bruise on
his foot.
81 don't claim to know everything about
doctoring," remarked one Of the BOYS, as he
finished his examination, "but I've had
over forty stone-bruises and know this
ere one is ripe enough to pick"
"Oopv' gasped the small boy on the box,
as he drew his foot under him.
"That's jist the way one Of these rats
take on" remarked a boy with freckled
face. "'Fore | was his age | had more n
forty stone,bruises, all bigger'n that one,
and l used to cry to have my mother pick
EN- with broken darnin' needle. I'd give
two shilins if had one now, cause know
how good 'twould feel to have it opened. y
"Itrl hurt awfully," pleaded the small
boy.
"Ilow Gurus small boy is" replied ono
of the doctors" as he felt all over his coat
for pin. "Last Summer | had so MANY
stone bruises that you couldn't see my feet,
and just as fast as they were ripe I opened
'em with that ere jack-knife I got OF
Tommy Howell. was in such hurry that
l couldn't sleep nights and it never hurt a
bit. I tell you that was an awful good
knife to pear apples and open stone brus.
es."
"rd ruther leave it till she busts" ar
gued the small boy, as his chin quivered
and the chills crept up his back.
&C I've got n hrOthar oo1y two vaorc old
who'd let us open his stone-bruse as quick
as wink" said one of the crowd. " l
guess this boy is a baby and acoward, and
guess he wants some sugar in rag. Come
on boys-we don't want to 'sociate with
towards ~
"I tell We l amt afraid ~ exclaimed the
small boy as he boldly pushed his foot to
the front.
"Course he ain't," put in the largest boy
of the crowd, as he patted him on the back
Why, I'll bet this ere boy is Just banker,
in for me to pick that stone-bruise. It'll
all be over in minute and won't hurt a
bit, and he'll be so happy that he'll go out
on the corner and lick a Polac1 boy twice
as big as he is. Where's that ere shawl
pin ?"
81 amt afraid, hut-but I'd ruther wait
till tomorrow" replied the rat, as his teeth
shook together.
The big boy winked and nodded, and
one boy seized the rat by the leg and the
others by the body.
O.h-h,h you'll kill mel know yor
will !"
"Hold right still now if you want twelve
big pearsr'
"And a bear. shooter |" added the second
"And a hat-ful of peachesI put in
third.
"And dog with bell on, said the DO,
who was holding the leg.
"rdj just as lief have it done as not, but
murder murder I" screamed the rat.
Half dozen people rushed down to tn
alley to find out the cause of the alarm
and one of them cried out:
"What on earth are you boys doing ?"
"Doing?" echoed the big boy, as he CAV
the bruise a last squeeze" why, we'v
iist made successful operation on tn
wickedest stone-bruise you ever heerd tel
of, and if some relapse or other don't set i
this ERE boy kin kid5 a saltbarrel wit
both feet for oncet in less'n half an hour
Detroit Free Press.
Smyrna times., 1879-10-22

Leadville, and through his courtesy we
have had a carte blanche to visit all the mines
in this vicinity.
We have been down in the Carbonate,
Little Pittsburg, Annie, New Discovery,
Wildcat and other Mines since our arrival,
but will not attempt to "write up" any of
them in this letter. We are on the go
night and day-you can see hole in the
ground at night as well as in daylight.
We conclude that there are, say thirty
bonanza claims in and around Leadvile.
Nothing of value has been found in the
other million. A claim worth a cool mil
lion is not found every day; although one
was reported yesterday on South Evans
Gulch. 1t was the same old story of lot
Of boys putting down Il shaft. striking
nothing, getting disguised and selling out
at a small figure to one of the party. Two
days afterward the carbonate was struck
which mill three hundred ounces of silver
and twenty-seven ounces of gold to til"
ton. If this is true, this mine is worth ten
millions. We saw the boys who sold out
this morning. They were not happy. The
Amia (Coi. Plumb owns one.fourth of it)
was, at one time, in the same boat The
shaft was put down and no mineral found.
They missed it just cightecn inches, and sold
out to Plumb, Elkins and others, who
struck the carbonate few days afterward
and made it pay for itself in ninety days.
We should guess that there is at least a
half-million left in the Annie.
The bggist thing here is the New Dis
covery, by the Little Pittsburg Mining Co.
You can see five millions Of dollars in
all at one time. But there are nearly five
millions of poor, hard working men here,
who can't see where the next meal of
victuals is coming from.
| But we must close this letter. We have
written it on the hop, skip and jump, and
will ask Mrs. NJ. to fix it up in shape, with
our regards.
We are the worst played out individual
in the crowd. Last night some fellow
substituted an old, wide.rimmed, light hat,
| for our fine black one so that our auburn
locks kiss the breeze from its crowness
top; our coat is ripped open seven inches
in the back; our pants are torn across the
knee; left boot-hecl gone; an inch Of skin
peeled off our beautiful nose; candle
grerse, mud, dirt, sand, alkali and limo
dust spread over Us an inch thick, and vet
we are no different from the rest Of the
fellows. We would give half interest in
our seventeen hundred million mine, this
instant, to be at " Home, sweet home