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New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
HER ACQUAINTANCE WITH Mr.. LEWEs.


TO the EdttOr Of The tribune.
SIR: After a cursOiy glance at the news in
THE TRIBUNE OF the 14h inst tho paper was laid aside
and Il is only to-day that have had read ~ me Miss
Kate Fields letter which appeared thereu on George
Eliot and George Henry Lew7 and the period at which
they first acquainted As am enabled from per'
soual wedge TO confirm Mss Kate Fields assertion
that the writers intimately acquainted long
before the publication of adam Bede." or even Scenes
of Clerical Lie" 1 think II would be ungracOus IN me
not to testify Ia the case
Dunng residence OF many years In London ire
1ueuty met Mr. Lswcs spent many hours in his society
and enjoyed ths pleasure OF entertaining him at my
table. An ot,ack Of blindness, commencing carly
I'm 1857, led 10 my taking, in the follow
Ing year, q voyage for the benefit OF the
sea air in sailing vessel TO this country,
where have since resided except for brief period.
For the last few years OF sojOurn in Londsn did
not ser 40 much of Mr. Lewes as previously but know
that loug left that city there were common re-
ports literary circles tnat an Intimacy ad sprung up
between Mr. Lewes and Miss Evans; that the latter.
rom Patonc affection induced by their both beiag
med with the POsityst belief had proceeded ~ Some
~, s on th Rniur TO nurse the former while on a bed of
sick ness and Patonc affection had developed
mt "A closer relation. ! well remember haVlnS met
item walking armu.arm l think In 1856 tue year OF
nor first cuntriDuion BiGckWOOdS), III BedOrd-st..
Cnvent GardoD when 1 received nod of recognition
WA. aware Of the personality of his companion; VINO
rrcoect had pleasant passive cOunehance, WIN e4
pe>sve eyes upturned toward the face OF her escort
do nor care about discussing tho theory OF Mr.
L,wr-s inGucucc Miss Evanss mental productions,
winch has been OF late Ycxed topic OF speculation;
Dut 1 can say that years before the Two Docape
Aquhntcd, beard Lewcs' time a1d agal, SPEAK onuy
In ncoinncndaou OF SaVOnarola" induced thereto from
a LIE of tie great Italian reorner published ~ the
about 1919 How far Mr. Lcwes's ideas may have
entered into composition Of 80 ROmolal leave others
Permit me- while writing. to state that an extract
punlisned IN lmE TRIBUNE two or three months
siIce Ok an article from an Indianapolis pa
psr purporDg be an interview It's CORE
spouCsnt lad with concerning my rcml-
IiscrLres OF literary acquaintances In London,
.s AZ sadly nc with the statements made that
be interviewer made my threads Of Information, and
produce from that and other material more perfect
fubrIr and longer web Fancy putting nursery dltty
of TIackcrays INTO JerrOl1's mouth and auding to W.
l. L1ltch, the distinguished painter aDd the Queens
drawnrnaster as the Editor OF The Queen, and making
bn the victim OF one OF errOds jokes aimed at John
Iriieh a writer IN Fraser and author OF The Death OF
Snacc IA Bon Gauter's Ballads" who, the wit re-
marked from John Lceeh the ilusra-
tnr or Punch by the Scotch popularity In his name
Netr IOri;, Fob. IS, 1881. MARhlNFiELD ADDEf
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
AANAs
81 are rs follows:
GALLAGHER BEATEN BY CARTER.

There was billiard match last night at oCoh-
noy,s billiard rooms at Fourteenth-st' ana Fourth
ave, between Eugene Carter OF Ioieno
and Thomas Gallagher, of st. Louis Inc
pntne WAS for Il stake of $1,000 600 points
up. at the champions game maurice
DAILY acted as referee. Lon motifs was u''i"
aho,,s umn,rc and John Thatcher, billiard PLAYER
s,or, CIovolord acted AS umpire for Carter Gal
oIn Ia9her wan the bank and made Z. The game was
dull and unlntercsIng until the twelfth inming INN 9;
when Garter ran 40. IhI3 gave hm lead OF
"narIv n hnndIed pOlnts which he kept throughout
th'' game. The score was as follows;
Carter-O, o2.o1,G0.2, d49' 4, O. 2 o O.
o 4 10 .. 10 II, 25, 4. o, o, q. u. o. Ia. T. u
10 o. l. l. O. 23 2, 49, o. IS, o. IL 10. l. 2 2 U, D..
40. T. ~, II, 3, D. 46-0OO' &c 60 ooo1
Gallagher-7, 8, O. .; s. - 81 10; o. T. Ii " 10 l.
2 s. 10. 8, H. p o. 4, 3, 31l A. l. 3D. D. B. o. ~
0. O. 2, 30, O. a, l. l0Td%' ,61d:s Gallagher gag.
Largest runs.-Carter, 40, II aud Az; Gallagher
Al 54 and 80
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

sp-- s,,t Father Bculy says that ne VIII
fpd nsea -, y IN r s,sch clubs IN bis parish
ess5. - t,e least agreeable feature OF the recent
IVY festivities at washington, says The Star OF
s was excellent financial msnass%en a.
fes ~ ,,., ~ making an assessment to supply defcen-
~ s,rrv dollar subscribed Will be returned. the re-
ssps nom other sources having been suloens 70 meet
sa.n,es In going the items OF disbursement
~ 10 be foand Of the expenditures Tor WINE
amer hack hire andother "sundries that managers
~ s.nmtces usuaiy feel themselves entitled 10 In
-. a. and which help to swell the aggregate outlay
as.rmously The affair was conaded TO business men
= spirit enough to grudse nothing in the way OF
= dture calculated to make creditable display, but
80 from the start determined that there should
!. 81 Ioose management waste OF money, and that
- dollar should be expended that could not be ac-
n,sd for by proper voucher. Tho total OF suoscrip
@ wa according the report, S13.4S7 20 ana ne
nos f,om the ball and other $25,579 20
- s sim Of S39 O56 there expended or the ball.
o. sio032 AZ street decorations. $s'o42 81 on
heSnsmipsions M S3 38i 90 and for postage, travelling
sr@nses etc, So POI So making total VI 67S VI.
s,s is therefore, after paying all bills aud returning
sabscrptions $lS99 "a remaining IN the treasurerS
l.rlo
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
DIED.

bis Tsds % ss SAND ID NE ifs FIN Ses S %
age James O. Aver father Of Horaio r. Avert OF this
Funeral at the Presbyterian Church. loco"k on wednes
day morning.
BANcRogTAs SALEM o. a,nssa T%ssdsy March s2 OF
Funeral from her late residence on Friday March 20 az
O'Clock.
BocKEE-Moncay March 2lst William BOckee in
Funeral from his late residence Rogewood ~ j. NY ].
= ana Western Il r. THURSDAY, Path at 80 m. Train
5ai and 7l5 Relatives respectfully invited
BRoCKLEBANK-on Monday March e. ISL o pDegg1I1o- g1
MIA Catherine r. NJ wle ofJ W. Brockebank IN the o'n
Funeral ssvSe; IA a 1a Thursday tho Si' '1 nor
Friends the family are respectfully invited to attend In
terment at Canaudaigua
CoNGER-In Fort Wayne Ind, March 20 John conger'
aged 02 years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Cornsha george Dorr age year and @on.ss m
funeral from ter residsHcs IS asst ednes
day. the 23d inst. at lOa M.
HARCOuKr on sunday March 20 after lingering illness
sarah j. second daughter Of the ste chard Hacoar OF
FIeHds OF the family arc invited attend tho funeral
wednesday March 23 at l:3O p m. from ia Nassaust
Brooklyn.
LEE-on the morning of March 2l 1884, after long III
Wellington Lee asea % o. % ysars m, Desu, n,
1890 Wednesday 25d instant Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited To attend.
mis- Quincy OF Boston, Mass in tho 7ith year OF his age
Anna F. wife g. Pierce and eldest daughter OF
Edun = SAxtun, OF Anahelm. late Of New York city.
TUORP-On sunday evening. March 20. Edwsrt Burr
TnOrp aged AZ years OF saran aud tie late Gould
1hOrp
fnneral from his rtsdence "a East b3dst. t 1880
ocOck Wednesday the 23d Instant IL s requested thas
flowers Oe rent
TWEEDY-At Danbury Conn.,, March 81. OF spinal
meningitis Elizabeth only daughter of John aud Laura B.
Tweedy > ge 10 i,Unths aud - days.
Funeral on wednesday, March 23. at 2 D. m
WREELEIt-,At scarsdale N. Y. March %, George NJ
Wheeler
Notce of funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS:


WASHINGTON. March %, 1 a. m.-The bar
Ometcr Is highest ln the Southwest. The depression
yesterday Tennessee has passed eastward Othe North
Carolina coast a storm of considerable energy sec
ond depression apparently entering the Northwest
Occasional snow has falle1 in the Lower Lake REGION
the ONO Valley and Tennessee and occasional light
rain the South Atlantic States The temperature has
fallen Ia the South Atlantic States and risen from the
Missouri Valley to the Rocky Mountains, especially in
the Northwest. Northwest southwest wipds prevail,
except the Missouri Valley where they sOutherly.
and the North Carolina coast where they are north
westerly and high.
Indications.
For the Middle states. fair weather, nOrthwesterly
wIuds higher barometer, stationary higher tempera
turc.
For New.Enefand generally fair weather, Invest
erly glnds stationary or lower temperature.
CduhOndrV StgnatS
Cautionary Signals continue frOm smithyiie to Woods
HuL
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoBk.. k.......MARcH %, 1881.
ApRIVEn


Str wyoming (Br Rlgby. Liverpool Mch IL and oneenA
town -, with mdse ana passengers TO Williams Gqon
Str Leasing (GerI V0ss, Hamburg Mch via Havre Ia
with mdse and passengers to Kunhardt q Co.
Manhattan Kelly. Richmond CITY Point and Norfok
with mdse and passengers toOld Dominion IS Co.
Bark Lothair (of sydney CBl: Desmond Perth AmDoy'
with coal to Bowring Archibald ne
Bark onoma of Boston Newberry San Francisco Nov 70
mdso TO Sutton q Co.
Brig Arabe Cof Windsor, Nsl Vaughan. samana Bay via
35 days with and cocoanuts 70
ORDER vesse! r Nevius q Son. 80.
schr Nellie Floyd Johnsoa Georeetown. Sc davs win
nava T0cr Hart vessel 10 X HurfDnt q Co
Schr B Steeman Chamberlain. Brunswick Ga IL dayh
with lumber to order; vessel 10 Evans, Ball " Co.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN P0RrS
LIVERPOOL March 22-Arrved tBr) Wilbur from
Galveston into which port she put leaking
HAVANA, March 2l-Arrived, Saratoga Curtis, tron
New-YOrk.
AMERICAN PORTS
NRwORLYAYs March 22-Cleared. strs New-Orleans for
NewYork: Morgan City for NewYork; Buteshre for Ham
burg.
PoRTLAND 22ailed str Lake Nepigon OF the Bes
Line for Liverpool tonight with Iui i8o inciunB
l40 head Of cattle and 2SO sheep
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
EyFoRcNG TIE Law IN ONE PRECINCT

CAPTAIN Alaire, of the Tenth Precinct, last
tint s,sed mo di,ordery saloon Nelson p. Pearson
AZ No "A Deauceyt ard arrested the proprietor ana
nine othe- inmates lie also arrested Rosa Glanz' the
keeper of cigar store No. 46 Dsoncey-st' charged
with decoy1ng young Rrs into improper
conduct by advertising In the SermAn
newspapers for servants 1nese arroS's
- 81 , nm ,yarronts issued at the Essex Market
p'l,cs Court Andrew Bancroft the barkoeper, III
6grn Geoghehans liquor shop. No 100 Bowery was AT
49,. I,st n,ghi for violating the Excise Law
Uenylehan has no aud 1t was claimed lhat tne
h,rlcrDer WAS selling beer.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
FOLLY ORA PAUPER JUDICIARY
From HGfpers Weekly (Reol

The question: should not be what GOOD
lawyer can ve persuaded tO scOae u ned 5taleS idg-
luf which OF tbe good LAWYERS are ambitions IN al
the sest should De called NIL It, Tue true ,ocy oil
svefy cfyiizr State Ia keep judicial
pure and abie ana lie hfst condition Of ainpy IA
fssnt - 10 remove u from anxIrty about llyelihod
There Is no need OF absolute uni orlnity There ar, Jr
nsance, rJue United States districts In ghIc, tte %
esnses OF living are very much less ~ Others ana
tue salaries shOuld DC adjusted accordingly very
little ibqury upon the part Of doubling IDem,era a.
Congress would show them that salary OF S4 OOOs year
IN this dsIflce although II may cot make it .mIossbs
" hn the tudgeshp wortiay. Mr.. Cb0ates inrunl.
Seney shows 10 sum hat cannot retain men Ike M
Htosse unless fhey chance also 20 hs rich
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
BOUND TO GRuMBLE ANYWAY.

Ine Republican party cannot dodge tne
Democracy, who arc W be dissatisfied no matter
what road We march The familiar story OF the Old man
tno bs s0n who started for market with ackass fairly
illustrates the Democratic temDer When the old Inab
de the ackass TIE people Cursed biin for making his
boy Walk; when Inc boy rode. the peOpe called nin
selfish brute 70 allow hs father 70 go af0o and
when bota men got on together they were literally de-
any difference whether the Republican party res single
double or goes aIoof. the Democracy will be sure
ute IL with the characteristic cries aud missiles OF the
hnn
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
AcrroN oF SALTS on TEE KnNEYs.-MM.

ACTION OF SALTS ON THE KDSEYs.-nM.
Rchet and Martin have continued their researches on
the effects Of injecting various substances into the veins
They find that dlsted water injected into the veins r
from being durec arrests the ordinary secretion even
when the quantity thrown iu amounts To ten grams fos
each klogram Of the total weight In smaller quanr'
ties. as five grams to each koeram. 1t checks without
arresng 1t; in larger quantities permanently arrests
the secretion, and the function Of the kidney cannot be
reestabshed. In therapeutcs point Of view, 1t s OBJ
dureuc remedies should be looked for among
the substances that normally foupG In the urine aS
urea, the ehlorides and phOspbates or among those
that readily escape by the kidneys. as sugar.
Phe sale of the modern paintings now on exhibi-
ton at Leavitts Art Gallery, which Will be held on
this and tomorrow evenings, Is made under the
charge of s. p. Avery.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
A SIDE ISSUE OF A PUBLIC QUESTION.

70 the Edttor or The TTtoHHe'
SIR: The great value of the Belt Line of
abroad and the various cross-town lines does not
s largely into the calculations of the promoters OF
arous schemes for the disposal Of the streesweepngs
these swespngs could be removed nom various centres
II accumulation by of alter dark and after
rsve had largely ceased. with great rapdiy and little
lost as compared with ordinary forms Of transportation
With slight outlay switches st venent points on
he main lines little delay would be oocaeiOned
wen during the busy hours OF the day. a. B. CLARK
r York, March 1S, 1881.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
PUBLIC OPINION.

Those most persistent in asking for
ice at Washington be sent South to fight moon
ihiners.- lCIeveland Herald (RepJ
The House would have d cOmpetent presid-
ne oai In either Mr. Reed Mr.. HiscO X. uat The
sonfest WHICH Is wholly friendly on. need not be
Hewed Witn any apprehension New-Haven PalIa-
tum tRep)
The reasons against an extra session are rev
and rather straiuesI while those ITS avOr arc OF
very defnite. POSITIVE and wellundorstood nature.
-iBost0n Traveller tRsp)
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

TRtnrNE OPY1cE. March D. n m.-The tendency in
,e baroueter yesterday downward. Partly cloudy
weather generally prevailed hut this city e'caped the
rsin which fell tue districts east OF the Mississippi
RIVER The temperature ranged between 32' ana Az
the average c74 being "a pwert an on the corre-
snon'ty iay last year aud ., lower tu1n on Monday
Warmer and clear fair weather may DO expected IN
tina ri.v and Vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
A BURST OF TRUTH.

Ben Hill, when he was ling +" traitor
streaeDery."" sell out" aud dlsbonOr 10 ffthla a.
Gshone forgot mat the National Democratic Committed
IN organization that was national blunder, toOk es,
,eclai PANS certain stage nf the lat freeaehai
lam agu 70 recognize the debtpayers as the only RIA
Democracy Of Virginia. aud read Malone out OF the
,arty. T1e committee kicked bin ont, and Ben wanted
10 kick and cun ain In A1d this Is called leadership.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

Judge Petit was born In New-York and
graduated at Union College In 1s39 After studying
law be opened law office at Wabash Ind, IN 1s41 In
1850 he went United States Consul 70 Maranhs,n.
Brazil On his return home he appointed as Judss
OF the Upper Wabash Circuit Court OF Indiana.
later he elected to tho XXXKth Congress He was
elected to the XXxvth aud XXXVIh Congresses. In
politics Judge Petit was a Republican.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
NEWpoRTS SANITARY CONDITION.

NEWPORT, r. l., March 22.-A numOer Oh
,s- M Grad Inrv Tomorrow to testify 10 tho
sanitary coudtion of The estate OF one OF tne isuS
resdeuts Of this place where ,hsSe SsSasss
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
VERY QUALlFIEp AppRoYAL.

FftIH INt HttNfH0Hu UftpnkN IUfTHJ
!. Mr. Garfield thinks that fifty years hence our
iniiifer Wal rejoice In ID, Ona,1 We dosb'tt W.
$50 that tey will rejclec the two races are
put Va Can aEsih insietse his .ftsflhies rhab
eeHe tAe People y IAt sIene VI dstnrhlag lueslonA
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
MARRIED.

ATHRoP-wILLIAMS-on Monday evening. March ~.
lSS at the residence Of brides parents IL Gramercy
Park by the Rev r. H. Maring. William Arthur Lathrop.
of Hattie t. Williams II this city.
Au notices of Marriages must be indorsed TiA falt
nndn nd4reSa
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

If troubled with Bronchitis or any Throat
ALL try at DR.. Jaynes Expectorant an old estao-
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
OBITUARY.
IuDGE JOHN U. PErTTT.

CINc1N,sAII, March PA special dispatch
to The ztmssStcr announces the death Of John Us
Pettit Judge CT the xxIld District at Wabash, Inds
last night
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

road This arrangement t seems TO me. would prevent
bad legislation rae one hand ana oppression on sns
nih Lar
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

,agNoas 20 tn . ~ tntn'o
ivoua n tue Tor th - ioiri
paclsnni
dtt-iune repf.ata
n1-r
uut's Pnafnscy iis BraaiHaE
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

Whv suffer from Rheumatism. spepsia. Gout Gravel
Diabetes be cured BY using the only ehune
Vicby irom springs Hanerne ceaauns Grando Griie
and Hops 10 be had all respeetabie GaeeisA srocefs
and vine merchants.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

IU n0tlCeB OF ~
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

Plies permanently eradcated wlthia three weefs NO
knlfe gature or caasaG AL rsal Mssl,ss ourbi Cir;I
Iars sent tanning References De- HoHf II West 2ttt,k
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23


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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-10-27

THE ROOM
Are large and airy, and the Beds clean. and
comfortable.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-10-27
PRACTICAL WATCIlXEAKER
A, :. M Il Il d d l. A W.

Practical Watch and Clock Maker, in the "old
Postoffice Building" Bridge Street, Winnie
mucca,
viii give prompt attention to the Repairing of
Watches and Clocks.
Jewelry of all kinds repaired.
All work guaranteed.
Orders from abroad will receive prompt ao
tent.on.. nyi9u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-10-27

Is reimbursed in great measure, to those
troubled with weak kidneys, by Judlcious use
Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which invigor
ates and stimulates without exciting the uriRa-
ry organs. In conjunction with its influence
upon them, 1t correets acidty, improves appe-
tite, and is in every way conducive to health
and nerve repose. Another marked quality is
it's control over fever and ague, and its power
OF preventing IT,.
For sale by all druggists and dealers gen.
orally. tn tn
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-10-27
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
PARADISE, NEVADA.
CRAWFORD q ABEL, PRopRIETORs..

The propretors of the ST. Nicholas take pleas
ure in announcing that the above fayoritei
Hotel has been handsomely furnished and reno
waited throughout, and it has now first-class ae-
conmodations for families and others.
Il HI T. IA LES
VIII be kept supplied with every article the
mark cts afford, prepared by the most expert
enced connosseurs.
THE ROOMS
Are large and airy, and the Beds clean and
comfortable.
THE BAR
Will be found stocked with the choicest brandsr
of
Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Lager,
AT prices to suit the times.
Persons visiting Paradise, who desire good
Meal, Drink Cigar or bed, are referred TO the
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
f1r The travelling public are res,ectssy
form ed that, although the st. Nc noias is not
the Stage Depot no better accom- mSdations cam
be had at any Hotel IN the cour ory
CRAWFORD & ABEL.
Paradise, May 80, 1881. my3o-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-10-27
DIRECTORS MEETING.
Desert Crystal Salt & Ompany

Notice is hereby given that the regular semi
annual meeting OF the Board of Directors of
the Desert Crystal Salt Company will be held at
their Office. at Old Works. near White Plains,
on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1881.
WALTER SCHMIDT, President.
White Plains, Churchill Co., New Oct. 10, 1881
o12-2aw3w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-10-27
d.. III. HASKELL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT. G. p. II. r.
TOWN AOTs FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR--
chase Lots in, the town of Winnemucca, are
hereby notified that all application for the same,
or on business relating thereto, should be ad-
dressed tc the undersigned at san Francisco
a: the c. T. r. r. Office where they will receive
prompt attention
those occupying, lands belonging TO the CON-
pany, without having bought or leased the same,
are also notified TO atteEd TO the matter without
delay and avoid tgouoIs.
ne,es IN HAsKEtxs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-12
A New Buggy.

MI. Dan Hutchinson has just
turned out of his shops in CONNER
cial street, as pretty a buggy as one
could wish to lay eyes upon. 1t was
made for Mr.. G. L. Haines. It is
a pole wagon, very light - 166
lbs.-but very strong, and is for
one or two passengers. It has
a three-quarter inch axle and a five
eighth tread; there is no top to it
the finish is Of the very finest kind,
and the little beauty is as compact,
strong, neat and trim as it
seems possible to make it. When
Haines flies along the streets in it
with his black team, he will have
the dandy outfit of the town.
Dan has found it necessary to in
crease his capacity, and he has hired
more men. An order for seven
new mining cars had to be filed last
week. which kept everything in mo-
ton during the week. He has also
engaged first-class trimmer, and
states that his mechanics cannot be
beaten anywhere, and he is willing
to back up what he says. Times
are certainly frightening up, and
Dams shops give evidence of it. x
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-12
Where? oh, Where?

The grand problem with every
body in these times is where to in
vest money where it will do the
most good. In one line of business
that Of Clothing and Gents Fur
nishing Goods, etc.,-Goldberg s.
Co., in the Wasatch Building, fur
nish one of those places where
ec0nomizers can realize their
brightest hopes. Money can be saved
by purchasing from them. Their
stock of spring and summer goods is
extensive, well-selected and marked
down to the lowest notch. Drop in
to their mammoth establishment
and inspect their large assortmentS
of all kinds Of gentlemen's garments,
furnishing goods, boots and shoes,
etc. Shipping, as they do, direct
from their New York mandatory,
they are able to suit in suits, quality
and price.
l.. GOLDBERG,
165 and 1877 East Temple street
Mandatory, ass Broome street,
New York
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-12
That Accident.

Last evening Mr.. Harry Haywood,
the young gentleman so severely
injured on Friday afternoon by q
powder explosion, was considerably
better, and it was confidently be-
ieved by Dr. Benedict that his eye
sight, which it was feared on Friday
evening had been lost, has not been
destroyed. While he cannot see Of
his own vOlition, when his eyes are
opened he can see. The mishap oc-
CURED near Pascoe's limekiln. Mr..
Haywood was experimenting at the
time, and had put some powder in a
rock with which he proposed to
make a blast. There were others
present at the time, and upon one of
them enquiring if he had used
enough powder, he answered he
would also put in stick of powder
which he held in his hand. He was
in the act of doing as he said he
would, when the explosion occurred.
He was hurled back several feet,
and, as before stated, had his arm
broken, a deep cut in his cheek, his
under lip cut, several teeth knocked
out, and was severely burned in a
number of places. The symptoms
are all favorable, and the friends of
the young gentleman will be de-
lighted to learn Of his speedy recOv-
cry.