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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-19

The undersigned offers Tor sale on easy teIips
Fifty American Brood Mares. They will be
sold cheap for cash or approved security
Apply to Ai.kA, VISA
Winnehlueca, July IS, asSo.
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SHERIFF'S. SALE.

James Manning vs.. d. E. Buel, The Fairmount
Mill and Mining Company, Robert
Harvey, and Jas. Gould
and Jas. l.. D'Connell,
Defendants
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BROOD MARES FOR SALE.

By A. DAVIDSON, Deputy. sepstd
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harvey, ana Jas GOQlQ
and Jas. l.. D'Connell,
Defendants.
In the District Court or the Fourth .ysfs
liicial District of che State of Nevada.
UNDER and by virtue of an order of sale and
decree of foreclosure, issued out of the Distrit.
Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the
State of Nevada, in and for the county of Hum
boldt, on the, 23rd day of August A. ID. 1879,
in the above entitled action, wherein James
Manning, the above named plaintiff obtained
Judgment and decree against ID. E. 6aei, lk..
Paramount Mil and Mining Company, Robert
Harvey, James Goahl and James l.. 0Donnea
defendants, ON the 23rd day Of August, A. b,
1879, which said decree was, ON the 2Sth day q
August, A. ID. 1879, recorded in Judgment Book
Co of said Court, pages SO, So, 81 and IS, aln
commanded TO sell all that certain lot, piece Or
parcel of land situate near the town Of Winnie.
mucca, in the county Of Humboldt, State OF Ne
vasia, and described as follows, to wit: Section
25, Township 36, North Range 81 East, Mount
Diablo Base and Meridian situated in Hum
boldt county, State OF Nevada, together withe
quartz mill erected thereon; said section
meaning q section of land together with all tile
appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appurtaining, and buildings belonging to
said land and buildings erected thereon that
have become part of the realty.
Public notice is hereby given that on
MONDAY, THE 2sth DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
A. D., 1879, at " o'clock, noon of that day, in
front OF the Courthouse, in the town of Winnie
mucca, county of Humboldt, l will, in obedi.
ence 10 said order of sale and decree OF foreco''
ure, sell the above described property. or 50
much thereof ne may be necessary to satisft
plaintiff S Judgment, with interest thereon a,sd
costs, to the highest and best bidder for. gold
coin of the United states.
G. NJ, MILLER,
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For all Disorders Of the
Stomach, Danliana Bitters
N. Levy. Agent, WHINE
mucca.
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LOOK HERE:

Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chicago, | ara now prepared to make all kinds
OF
ICTURE FRA ES.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines
specially
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand,
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street above Leyy's Store.
GEO X WALKER.
winnemuoca, July is 1879
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compare the immense volume OF English
products annually purchased by the United
States in the decade preceding October, 1879
with tho shrunken exhibit Of our imports
since that epoch in order to recognize the
most important II not the decisive cause Of
Englands mercantile and Industrial dis
turbancc. The fact is that Great Britain,
five years ago. lost her best customer.
and the signs are that she will never regain
an equivalent outlet for her wares in tho
United States. Much that We then bought
abroad, We have learned to make for our
selves at rates equally cheap and Of equal
quality Meanwhile the productive appli-
anccs OF British manufacturers remain or
gained on n scale altogether dspropDrtion-
ate to the present scope Of their market; and
the existing stagnntion can onlyb cured by
n sharp and painful remedy namely, the re-
adjustment of capital to the signally con-
tracted conditions of trade
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TOTING .IWAr SIOO. 600. 600.

WASHINGTON. Jan. "a. Tho Cabinet held
another long sitting on the Pension Arroarages
bill to-day, ana put or IL final decision until
next Tuesday, Hayes last day Of grace under
the constitutional ton days after the bill passes
Congress. sherman and Schurz advise a veto.
The rest OF the Cabinet are timid and while
Hayes makes no secret oi his objections TO
signing the till, he says that he does not feel
justified IN yetoing 1t under tho circumstanc es.
the circumstances being the existence Of ono
million soldiers votes. 4 large force. of clerks
mas h'cn ~ work ia ia" Pension ONCE since the
passage of the hill preparing an estimate OF the
am9uht n.rdrd Ia meet the expenditure under
~" hl!. The estimate WIS completed today
hhd II u asltrtained that the sum duo the pnn-
slunrrS now on tnr roll. about orty thousand in
number, VIII be- s33 900 600. Hu average of $500
apiece. or. precisely tbrer timos what il was
charged ~" hill would cost ON the noor of tho
senate; Inc hll was passed ia the House with
on drhats last June tor IT. influence ON tho
'i'rtiuns last iail NJ estimate Is toss thln ~
"a" sum winch viii he needed "a meet the claims
81 additional pensioners, and the total cost Of
thls whnl sale increase To the expenses of the
war viii reach tiOO,Oe00OO. aud may reach
3 S N''r~
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Abolish the Thing.

The gossip about the removal Of one editor
Of the CHy Record and tho appointment OF
another has filled as much space in the col
umns OF some Of our contemporaries as II
IL had really been matter Of some import
ancc. II makes comparatively little differ
ence who Ia the editor or Supervisor of such
n sheet. Let Mayor COOPER remove or APP
point whomsoovcr he plcasos, so that he
Keeps within tho letter Of tho law. 1t is
small business to make fuss about it.
Tho only matter Of any Importance In
reference 10 it is that the whole concern
should be abolished, editor, paper and all.
1t IL no business Of city Government to
publish newspaper. The taxpayers ought
not to be sadded with such an unnecessary
expense.
Useless offices, large or small, should be
speedily abolished. This Is the true, Ameri-
cam Democratic doctrine. The Record will
become useful only when it records its own
demise.
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The Testimony About Poison In the
Cobb Case.

We think the testimony about arsenic on
the trial OF Mrs. ConB was put by the re-
porters a. more decisive than it really was.
We are well advised rs to the professional
standing of Prof. DoGE>uus; but his concll-
euns were di-scntcd from by chemist also
of very high authority. The subject was
abstrusc and purely scientific, OF which the
Jury were not supposed TO know anything
Of themselves. They were dependent en-
tIrcly on the testimony Of professional.
scientific mon, introduced into the ease as
experts. That te-tImony-the evidence
given by the different scientific witnesses
was so contradictory, it seems 10 Us, rs 20
raise reasonable doubt, to the benefit Of
which Mrs, Conn was entitled.
since this trial, an instance has como 10
our knowledge of an old man, living in tht
country, who for years has been in the habit
OF taking arsenic, In solution, regularly, on
the prescription Of a physician. Several
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In the Senate yesterday Mr.. SAULsBURY's
resolution calling upon JoHN SHERMAN for that
part " the story of his rounding operations
which he has not yet seen NJ IN tell was passed
The de fic'D Secretary ia required among
other things, 10 give the names II all the menu
bers Of the syndicate; 10 state 10 what nstitu-
tons or persons commissions have been
paid. giving tho names and amounts
and also 10 name tho national banks.
IL any. that have prontod in spcci-
He'd ways by Treasury favoritism. Honest
JoHN's answer will be- awaited with curiosity
There WAS some discussion over the Post Route
bill with JOHN RoAcH's 100000 Brazilian
steamship subsidy Job attachcdl. and a vote on
Mr.. EDMu SDs's political resolutions. setting
forth the validity OF the war amendments. and
looking toward additional legislation to enforce
them. was STAYED of by an adjournment.
In the House Gen. BRAGG Of Wisconsin
objected to a number Of war claim bills and
Mr.. McCooK Of this State submitted a farrious
report on the now historic trousers and blan-
ket % Private HINES.
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tors flock, held forth on the sin OF theft.
ished his dusky hearers that even petty
thieving, the pillagc OF a hen roost or the
conveying Of side Of bacon was incom-
patiblc with true religion. At this point a
whitc-haired deacon twitched his coat tail :
Hold on dar, brudder; you Is THROWN a
GOODNESS over dc mcctin'."
II was high time somebody should throw
n coldncss over tho Democratic meeting
Year before last, certain Southern Demo-
cratic Congressman sold out their party and
their country TO IIAYEs-the consideration
being the recognition Of the Democratic
state Governments in South Carolina aud
Louisiana. Now thc Same men fly into u
passion when Northern Democrat qucs-
tions the sanctty Of these scalawag South
crn war claims, or the wisdom of Southern
internal improvement schemes 10 called, and
threaten to break up the Democratic party
il they are not permitted to have their own
way In word. they insist that the nor
nal condition " Northern Democrats is the
plant and scrylc doughraclsm ~ thirty
years ago the condition set forth in ono
Of Mr.. CALHOUN's speeches as reported by
HOSEA BIGELow:
Gcnnc cas- sir. YOU needn't he twtchin your collar
IAN merits quito clear by the dut ON your knees.
Attlic North we don't make NO distinctions o. corri
You can all takc lick At onr shoes wen you please
ST. JOuN e. CNtuoUv, sck hc,
So Mister jAHStcAV.
They wutt hcv ~ larn aVin.
They all ON em know the obi teon,' sz he"
There are many Democrats in the North
now who don't know the old tune, and
who have no disposition to learn It, It il a
fortunate thing for tho party. and Tor the
country, that some of them are In Congress
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Strange, in fact passing strange, is the
story that Capt. ADAMS of the Rllston tells tho
Lords Of the Admiralty about the nondescript
pirn'loal-looking craft swarming with men in
blue guernsoys. which he found alongside
burning shin, and from on board which, in re-
sponse TO his prefer Of assistance. issued n
srun voice bidding him 20 his WAYS and say
nothing about what he had seen il he would
make another voyage in safety. Even the most
persistent splicing Of tho main brace-and for
auEht we know Capt. ADAMS may be tocto-
ther- would hardly suffice to account for
so remarkable n yarn. If tao Captain
of tine Ralston really saw whnt he thinks he
saw what ara We TO make Of H. Has the famous
Skirmshing Fund turned ap at laat on tho high
seas. ana is this, pcraeNenlurc, the same mys-
tnrious craft that was WILTON reported cruising
about or HulifsN to capture MAcCALLUM
MoLEs son nrI Queen YIcTomA's dnushtcr2
The hint is ut Consul-Gcncral ARcuBAID's
service
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High Time.

Harmony is n good thing to have in a
party but IL can be bought as most other
Things can, at too dear price. We observe
That certain OF our esteemed Democratic
contemporaries are much disturbed by tho
behavior of Mr.. CLARKsoN y. PORTER Dem
ocratic Congressman from New York, and
Gen. EDWARD 5. BRAGG Democratic Con-
gresham from Wisconsin, who have spoken
out IN meeting on the subject of Southern
war claims, most of them preferred by
people without political convictions, who
during the war were true to neither side.
hut always held themselves ready 10 ad-
here to the winning party.
There is an old story Of n worthy
oolored divine down South, who being
invited to preach TO ncighboriLg pas
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Dr. HsNiamin Artom'. Death.


I'00l NJ h7IITWfT dlI J1IA limo,
Private adviccs have brnugh, us intnli,cn,o
o. tr '.ai' death ct iAr ,ruht Chcl Rabbi q, Inc
Spanish ai~l Portuguese Jews ui Eu-lmi mo NJ r
~ uhmiu Atom tie was born iu An in n,ri,, "a,
nay hhuu. .urW YEARS s1r I'm I-4ai he was rl.',, 4
Haham ~ London Nmir he was iu Manic. tha ni,,,,,
Wrpmsi miss Auun Maria Gold.nd VINO was tr t,,ltu,
~ lNtN n'"Ih nan ltcach and WA So impressed b, us
'i"lFn'' ana riinu- personal uii-hrt,ut tDu .I,
,uu-hl ga mt ruun Co him. and un hen return A. Ian.
aun one oi u u asa m person Co. ON the office OF II
lth9l Wrn Teen vacant for forty years ON u - ,nt
t.N Ir,"hh, ihi.un a. ~ Mu-,s Muni,uurp nr Ar.
som Ma iu'lt'i tp -o 60 luuduu ant airr ,lrf ~ ~
M"s ',, rl Yr u 10 the oii,c so Ions Vacant rluh
Ah Wll"d ~ DO ~. hr WI, uhrrtl man Onr 40 M. rr.t
h'ls Alr 'uou wa, abolish ur position al Ai,
NN ant lit abolished also thc NtHru. Of uul,urlt, III
ue jewish ForWsucsc CHARITY scuo.l. w ''
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Academy Of M"si-- Haydse
booths Thests~-Ada Natnoe
nrosdsNny Th~atr-- Oar nlys Matinee.
rim Avenue rhrRtrr-Dr clyde.
tIsbe ~ entire Unknown Matinee.
Gra.d d,rers itss~~--rhe Colleen Rswn. Matinee
srevm Theatre H. NJ y rinsore.
mssosic usII-uen. Tom thumb Matinee.
sew NorL .Nq"aria,n Gin ic. ella Nttnee.
NtbIo'~ t.srien-- Rsn Nrcunoush. Matinee
Olympic Thestre Never t11 T. r. Go Meni. Mitin,..
fsfk th-rtrr Dot W, The Cricket Hearth M,uiee
s~sErs.et-co Ns"-tr~ts -rr',iv,y cyh IT, Matinee.
standard Theatre ~ ~. rin,iors ns,lnso
Tom Pastors Op-ra iioa.~ -v,ueir
Theatre Contque Variety Matinee.
q sioa sqasre rhestrc-rlc ntusers Daughter Matinee
NNRitscL's rh~stre-uurs. Matinee
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In this new era OF good feeling, which has
so delightfully."- dawned upon us. the spectacle
Of Senator LAMAR and Boss SHErHERD trcading
PENNSYLVANIA avenue arm in arm and vigor-
ously discussing projects for relieving tho ma
tional Treasury Of its superlous load OF green
backs, and for transferring them to the peck
Of patriotic citizens anxious to serve their coun-
try. Is truly refreshing. Tho day Of sectional
strife must have passed away when the Ring
Chief under whose rule the people Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia were plundercd far worse
than any Southern state. in proportion to popu-
laton and resources. is seen daily check by
jowl with the Southern leaders. and engaged in
enterprises attracting mutual sympathy and
support. All this is very lovely. but somebody
must be expected 20 pay pretty roundly for the
performance.
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What We are Coming To.

80 Rear Admiral Jnne, viii r,rort,n
sand naval order one day.
ION board of the tugbnAt sport,
Fur crulss IA New York bay.
Commodore smith Will manage the feet,
Nhch i rather small. a. you know;
Ana the tug, % bring IL mp 20 size.
Must take a ctnalhuat In tow
captain John Brown Will command the tug,
With Commander Robinson
AseNecuuVe officer under hur.
And Livutvnaut.t oinutulcr Bum;
Aud Licuicuauts flsg and Jlgs aud Tigg.
Aud Master, llcnn ami Fem
To The 1ushoat sport are also assigned.
with cu'tsus amt mid,hpmcn
The 'n'dl 'al man of the nyet .h.llbe
Lieutenant Commander Blm.
Win Passed Assistant surgeon lIumm
To Il the wurA Tor hun
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Julliboy
A. paymusicr VIII report
Nih acouplc otcusigns MS his clerks
To pay the crew q. tie sport
Commander Stgbbs Will bee engineer.
with Passed Assistant Bu,g,
And two assistant cnunocr..
Forum tie machine of the tug
The ,Hai ia.n while Commander Bobb.
Ana Lieutenant, shott ami shew
Wal he Ihe mathematical men,
To teach the b,asof the crew.
OF petty officers aui marines
Detail supply ur u,r ship.
And see that the sportt, provsioned well.
For al loa'ta slN hours tim"
when Admiral Jones went down to the boat
And hoi,icd his remnant blue
lie sat in Tie cuddv aul smoked CHAR
Because lac lnl uuflttt.t. 0 a..
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we nre authorized 10y q gentleman 10 Offer n
mni,n iu' 500" side halt torcIt. on the following
-r lto ,cs To- irot pair of 10 horses now Jan ~
~ u!!. ~ lus'l.t uh hv road. AGAINST any PAIR IN
N' lt'u states hAl@ same conditions. race Of iniv
n,"ls. Urs WlSr "a ave, GO wagon, over "a mile tnck
Wipl-lns 10 NAu"hh Association, not mort nan 100
nlrs lh NV hot, e4iN, u tc nhmcl los hnn az ast
w ~ uaN .',, Uht race, which shall ovcn on oatur.
ddN and track
I" he uoitcd uror the rules OF lo National rruttng
hs'ormuoh iur Nnd ~ ne EH g. Toe stakeholder. aud
h' nrrii &" f'ptl tu he dsi",ii al IT. office or
bciorV ]! u',luch McdurriHN Feb ~ lruNliuo
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A clash Il coming between the SLOAN
and tho ALvonD Republicans Of the Iegisla-
ture over the nhoiishmcnt Of tho Insurance
Department. Gov. RoBINsoN. In his message.
made tho point thut the Insurance Department
does not protect. in PROC! ot which hc directed
attention ca the fact that thirty lifc insurance
companies have failed in seven years. invo,v.
ing n loss Of 100000. Ho believed that tho
few necessary duties dcyoying upon tho
department might @ done by the Comptroller.
and he recommended that the department DO
abolished
Mr. SKINNER who was head and front in tho
hght for Mr. SLOAN. has introduced "a bill err
ryng out Gov RoBINsoN's suggestions. trans
ierring All the powers duties and obligations
Of the Superintendent II Insurance and his
deputies to tho Compiroller II * not probable
that he has taken the stop without the approval
Of tho SLOAN Republicans. The ALvoLD men
wero led in tho Speakership fight 10y JoHN +.
SMlTH. Superint' ndrnt Of tho department that
It is proposed To abolish, and ALyoRD's success
may be- said 10 have turned upon SYru's sup
port I'm return for this work. Al Word pack
tho Insurance Committee with men who arc
expected 70 do SMITHS BIDDING The attempt.
therefore. 20 abolish the Department and throw
SMtIH cat Of an o0ice tAdt is rich in fees and
plckines arouses al the opposition Of which
the ALvoEp men are capable
The temper Of the Assembly IS manifcst,y in
favor Of carrying ON, Gov RoBINsoN's recon.
mcndations, but Il should hc remembered that
the Senate Is the same one that last winter ac-
quilted SnrH OF charges made ty Gov Ron
1NsoN Of allowing cNtortionato fees TO bc col
.octrd from insurance companies and II COM
pcli.ng them TO submit to n species Of Nackmail.
SMITHS guilt WIS proved. yet Re- .slblcan votes.
aided 10y four Of rammauy =. cleared him. and
they may be east in his favor this time.
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WAsHTNGToS. Jan. PA hoary claim. which
shows itsi periodically IN Albany. hai favorable consd.
GRAFTON IN the House Committee the judiciary today
IN favorable report uron bill which PROPOSES to nay
the bounty certificates issued bN the state 1912. tie
belief that the state would pay them. New York hA. pre-.
scntrd her hill here good many times ami her Al utant-
6"ucra once under direction Of tue legislature made
w an account with the Lpiicr- ut tie bounty vouchers
TIE Federal Government however has shown the
least disposition Co pay tins debt AMI the favorable
port today ia part due tu tic efforts wcdcN issd
plan for pooling tic claims 81 all the states and pushing
them through. The claims, as tar a. New YORK.
c"rned, are ucsunahy valid obligation against tie
90. u.r sal f.aks. rftf NJ
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The MeGnrrahan Claim Once More.

WASHINGTON. Jan. "a The House Committee
on Public Lands to-day closed it, prolonged attention to
the McGarrahan BY Voting 10 report ball, ~ he
drawn by Mr. Nigginon. providing that all persons
claiming TO have title u Of the lands within the
Panoche ernndc Rancho shall nave 10 bring suit Tie
Court ct Claims against the United states with appeal
60 the supreme Court The successful hgan II 10 have
ths paient 10 one makes good title the lands are
tn revert "a the United states The vote wAs-Messrs.
Mg-inton FULLER nausc, Patterson and Majors iUr al
wight Sapp, and Hewitt against the bill.
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ALBANY. Jan. 2L-JudI:c Osborn has con
nrmef the action OF Charles Patterson Receiver OF the
Merchants and Mcchani. $ Bank Troy IN bringing an
seton against tie Schtlhtcokc Mooen Mills unon Two
sl"' "tr- due ihc bank. lie also amhuuNrs Tie re-
etI,l Z. commence ah action aust the trustees u ia.
sAl nank, and tnr vmplnNmrnt Moses Warren Of rrov
ana kuius ". fccAlUn OF Aiban, 49, counsel 49,
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-The Senate agreed TO
the resolutions Vi Mr. Salisbury Ocin Deli calling upon
John sherman Tor Information In regard 20 commissions
paid to bankers and others for services IN regulating the
sale 90 lntd bonds; whether ntcrc II had been
pui ou VaNrd bonds ~ the that interest was
Accruins ga bonds solid 10 rircir the same. how uu
double interest hat been paid aud whether the proceeds
rom the sale ui hoNeruiurut houi8 had bcon left un
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Mr.. Edmund. Henten In the senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Elmunds
moved today 10 take nap his resolutions declaring the
validity of the Thirteenth, Fourtccuth and Fifteenth
amendments Mr. Thurman dem o. moved 90 al
luufh lu-t - Co -. Nj GHraud Iu-n., Arkl voting
Win the Republicans 90 The nr.aNV Nj Eaton, tlrtu
tnuu m we'd Co 500 into executive session. Lost - To
~ VI Mhyic hrm Nh moved {" adjourn earned,
- 10 70, Nr Garland ui. time Nuu. with his party.
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Mr.. Edmund. Withdrawing hi. Resolutions.

NAsHiNGroN. Jan. 23.-Mhcn the Senate took
up to-day Ar Elmunds's resolutions dcclariu. the va
lduN ct the Thirteenth. Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Amendments VT ldmuuds said that the vote yr,trr
gay oouNiurVd INN lhata tiortv the senate L. al
verse 10 considering them lie the, ore Withdrew thrin
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If the Roy. r. DE WITT TALMAGE is in
search OF now sensation, and has exhausted
the Might Side Of New York. no might mud a
subject for to-morrow'- discourse in the Day
side y the Brooklyn City Court. Here are a
couple OF kilograms that would do for texts:
"BHookrYN. Jsn. 80 1873.
"JAu TLritys. Flftr Hrss Htnnre
' Mul Won aud Mr.. HOnHs ALLOW o. tlcdgc Won each
Tor Rsn provided make up 60 each ~ Vuu lf tvnt.V
it Wu reno" between your rat ~rrruuns amt stsIIs
''"-i'pA lmh'l"ieli- J. DE- WIZ rtiNAsf."
..,, BAtuNorr, Jan 30 ls7r
- 'aunHl permit c9ur.t suggested Frankncss earnest
ntS-, tui lNil Without deception. Will command sur-
c"-> DO not tvsraph ain. lloHnf aud :, il arc ns,d
up now thinking and talhiu- oycrtt
JonS r. TAlNAGr"
Those kilograms were ruled out Of the trial Of
the suit against the trustees Of the Tabernacle.
which terminated in six to six disagreement
Of the jury on Thursday. aud HENCE olT,r a pc.
cuiiar opportunity for Dr. TALMAGc 10 take the
luor
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There is timely topic for the preachers
tomorrow IN tho recent but,hery Of so-called
savnSes by United States troops in Nebraska.
II they are ut loss for a text, this from ISAIAH
Will serve as well rs another: when ye make
many prayers. will not hear your hands are
laN " llOodN
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\ vote was reached In the Senate Commit
tee on Commerce Yesterday upon the HAYES
EyiR1s New York Custom House nominations.
Tho five Republican members. II ssrs. CoNK-
LiNG SPENCER. MCMILLAN. PATTERSON and
JONES voted to report against their connrma-
ton. OF the four Demo ratio members. Mr..
RANDOLPH WIS absent. and Messrs GORDON.
DENNIS and RANSOM rciraincd from voting.
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