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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-23

Judge King. Of the District Court al
Carson. last Saturday decided the ease
Of J. Klein W. Governor Kinksad. more
commonly known a. the "Asylum suit"
involving an injunction restraining the
taking Of eighty thousand dollars from
the State School Fund for the Building
Of the Insane Asylum Al Reno. He
rendered . voluminous decision. the sist
OF which Vas that the State had power
to contract loans in Ito regular business
and that the care Of the insane vas. -
cording to Section I, Act XIII Of the
Constitution. . charge upon the State
and . part OF Ito business. The Court
found for the defendants and dissolved
the injunction. The ~ now goes to
the Supreme Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-23

A Western circus manager published
an offer OF $1,000. 900 for the uRlisss
woman ON earth. and Dr.. Mary Walker
Offers 81, 900, 900 for information that
will lead to the discovery Of the Asnd
Who sent her . marked copy Of the pa.
Der containing Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-23

The residence Of James Duffy. Esq.,
at Carson. was destroyed BY Are about 2
p. n. on Saturday. A defective stove
pipe was the cause Only . small por.
ton OF the furniture Was saved. Loss
8 5000 /; insurance. $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-23

II will no doubt b. news 70 many that
Chinese tobacco 10 being consumed to .
considerable extent both in this country
and In England. The supply 10 20 large
and the leaf u % Ans in ooler. texture
and fragrance that merchants are export
ing Il westward TO b MIXED with Ha-
vauas. II 10 used largely In the manu-
fssturs Of cigarettes under the name Of
Turkish tobacco. In twelve months
close upon 5000. 900 pounds Of this leaf
we're exported from Hankov In fsrsign
bottoms alone.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-23

The Lawrsncs (Mass.) American says
that Samuel 8. Morsy 10 consulting with
lawyers - to the course be shosld per
sus against The Democrats who were In
strumsntal In sending him to New York
to commit perjury in the Morsy Letter
.eass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-23

Sierra county. California. claims that
the richest quarts ledge ever discovered
In California. II not In the world. has
been found within her borders. II 10
called the Rainbow. and 10 situated nssr
Dovnisvills. Last week three men In
one day pounded out t~wsnty-nins pounds
Of gold. For many days the yield has
BEEN about the same. and there sssms to
Be NO signs Of Il giving out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-23

Hub Punch 10 composed Of the fnssf
liquors and most erQuiak fruit juices. In Win.
ter or Summer, With hot water or milk - toddy,
or with ios. rodA etc., this 4. par enesASseI,
the favorte; keep II on hand. Did BY all
arocers, wine Merchants and Druggists.
Trade snpphed by Richards 4 Harrison, Agents
for the Pacific coast, Fan Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-23

The revised Translation Of the New
Testament was issued simultaneously in
New York and London on the goth
instant - last Friday. Two million
copies wsrs-sold in London the first day
and . proportonats number In New
York. The new bible promises to bs .
gratifying sucosss There has been CON-
adorable fuse raised over the changes
made In this revision. yet after all these
changes do not amount 70 muoh-msrsly
some unimportant alterations In the.
phrassolosy--a little necessary trimming
up and improving. - Il we're.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-23
NOTICE
70 owners OF Lady Warrington
Mining Company and Boyle
Mining Company.

OWNERS or SHARES In the above.
named Companies are notified that they are en-
titled TO their proportionats shares Of stock IN
the LADY WAshlh0rO CONSOLIDATED
COMPANY upon due payment Of ASSESS.
MRNr NO. ., Of 10 oEsTs per shafs, levied
bv said Company on APRIL F1FTRkNTH.
1881. and nov delinquent and the surrsndsz
wv. Il. WATSON.
sssrtsry Lady Warrington Consolidated Con.
San fr.neisco, Nay 10Th. 1881. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-23
CoNKlING ANXIOUS FOE RE.ILEC.
TON.

Tho Intentions and Plans or the
Resigned senaton-fhe Fight at
Albany Commenced - Conkling
Mammals His Forces for the
Fragile Reposes In the Hands
OF His Friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-23

conn RHruNNs m % DAYS ON 90
9ukUU tnvssesd. OdaraA rspofts. -
80. Addrsss Z. fottss Wight 6 o.. Baaisrs,
Wall Street. n. 7 oc7y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-23

NOTICE IL hereby given that the shsrsa
next hereinafter described - UNISSUtD sfc
the numbers Of the UNsURRRNDkRlD Ger.
TON MINING COMPANIES STOCK.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-23
DIED.

In Virginia, Nay 81, Wohlsr. infant son
Of John and Louisa Piper. aged 2 ysars.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-31
Saturday, Dec. 81, 1881.

ONE of the most pitiabe spectacles the
human eye can contemplate is an effete old
office-hodcr hanging on to his office with
the grip of an expiring monkey swinging
to rotten limb, when the cfieto old office
holder knows that his days are numbered
and the official boot is raised to kick him
The Evening critic., 1881-12-31
An IntOlerabIe Nuisance.

To The Editor Of The Erentng CTtuc:
An intolerable nuisance to the bar Is the mob
OF police and others who obstruct tho ap
proaches to the clerks oflce, In tho eastern
wing OF the City Hall, especially tho police
who guard the outer door. They appear to be
under the impression that members OF the bar
have no rights they are bound to respect, and
seem not to know that attorneys arc officers OF
the court, and that themselves arc not, or that
an attorney has free access to tho clerks
oflice and courtroom during all official hours.
No policeman has tho right to bar the ap-
proaches either TO the courtroom or the clerks
ofIice against either attorney or. litigant, tho
business OF both 0fton being imperative ana
recurring immediate attention OF either the
court or the clerk, and there is no oficer who
can lawfully bar them from these officials. 1t IL
an outrage that has been patiently bore by the
Washington Bar since tho opening OF tho
Guiteau trial. Many attorneys have made
fruitless efforts to reach the clerks onlce on
business requiring instant attention, the police
door-keepers either not knowing or not caring
TO know who they were; I'm either. instance the
outrage is tho same. II police force is TO be
employed at the doors as guardsmen, officers
should be assigned to tho duty who arc
familiar with the members OF the bar, or at
least who have sense and decency enough not
TO insult those who assure them they are
members OF the bar by saying 81 don't know
you," "thats too thin" &c. Tho policeman's s
business is on the streets and at the Police
Court, &c. II the Marshal has not force sum-
cient TO insure order In and about tho court.
room a special force of deputies should be
appointed.
degree by keeping the crowd OFF tho steps and
away from the approaches to tho corridor
leading to the courtroom and the clerks
oflice. A. ii. j.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-31
More Complaints From Lawyers.

10 Me EditOr y me EceHlng CTlttc'
You will do great service to many mem
bers OF the bar, especially to those who have
little or no practice in the criminal courts, by
calling Marshal Henry's attention to the great
Inconvenience he puts them to In their efforts
to obtain access to the clerks Office or TO the
courtroom. The police officers whom he has
posted at the east wing should be aided by one
OF the bailifrs or deputy-marshals who can
identify bona fde practitioners, and insure to
such immediate entrance to the City Hall.
Since the jnry was impaneled in the Guiteau
case have visited the courtroom but once,
and then to secure TO an invalid friend safe
position. have, however, had frequent occa-
sion TO visit the clerks onlce In connection
with my own business, and have invariably
been seized and detained by ono OF the police.
Once, after waiting IN vain for fifteen min
utes for some one OF my acquaintance who
could take me past the obstinate guardian OF
the peace, was obliged to go away to keep
other engagements, and thus failed to transact
important business on which went thoro.
Marshal Henry is liable to ind suit for
trespass on his hands unless he recognizes
and corrects the illegality OF his present meth
DDS, which is an intolerable annoyance to O
largo number OF practitioners. am sure lie
viii do 80 II you mention the matter.
Very respectfully, J.. A. BAILEY,
63l street,
The Evening critic., 1881-12-31
FREE ADVERTISING,

Advertisements under Mehead qf"situations
Wanted" and " Help Wanted piH hereafter
be inserted in THE EVENING CRITIC three
times FREE. We inrite orr friends ,cishing
situations or help TO ardi, themselves of this
offer. Answers directed in care of CRITIC
Office ,ciU receive careful attention. Business
advertisements three lines three times for 25 cts.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-31
(,aDitOl Notes.

Coke, Of Texas, would not make a good fire.
The Hills, of the Senate, are very steep to
climb.
Slater, of oregon, knows nothing about
states.
Fair, OF Nevada, always does the stair thing"
by the boys.
Plumb, of Kansas, is plumb, up and down,
straight man.
Beck, Of Kentucky, says he is Mt no mans
"beck and call"
Farley, of California, is fairly launched on
the political sea.
Teller, Of Colorado, says he did not tell her
anything about It.
Jonas, Of Louisiana, is not the one who In
terviewed the whale
Cockrell, OF Missouri, Is no small chicken, II
his name does indicate It,
Call, OF Florida, does not ''call' unless ho
thinks he has the best hand.
Lamar, OF Georgia, will lam II man who at.
tempts pun on his initials.
Ferry, OF Michigan, Is not the Atlantic ferry
OF which we SEQ occasional notices.
Garland, OF Arkansas, Ia not hallroses and
smilaK. There are thorns aboutim.
Dawes, OF Massachusetts, does not swear his
heart upon his sleeve for DAVIS to peck at"
Hale, OF Maine, is n Shall fellow well met
with all the world and tho balance OF man
kind.
Groome, Of Maryland, does not attend TO his
own horses. Ho has another groom for tina,
purpose.
Frye, OF Maine, prefers his oysters roasted
He sometimes roasts people himself, but never
fryes them.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-31

HARD WORDS butter no parsnips" is
a saying that the Virginia Democratic debt
paying papers would do well to remember.
The D. DIP. ps. are exhausting the vocabu-
larry of hard words have bursted Crabbe's
Synonyms, Rogets Thesaurus of English
Words and the Billingsgate manual of polite
literature in denouncing the coalition in
Virginia, because the Coalitionists propose
to remove all the d. dps. from office and
replace them with Coaltionists. Since
when have successful parties done other
wise?
The Evening critic., 1881-12-31
FOR SALE.
Advertisements Of Three lines under this hea
inserted times for % cents.

ENOR RfSNT--SMAL LII NEW ROOM HOUSES.
II 100 and I'LL II street northwest, gas and
water; street cars Mt the coruer rent $40. Inquire
next door. deot-3ta =
The Evening critic., 1881-12-31

MR.. BLAINE for the first time in many
years private citizen, seems to fill as
large space in the newspapers as when he
held high official positions. Our esteemed
contemporary of the National Republican
devotes much space to him, and Is exceed
ingly anxious that he should vindicate
himself from something or other, we don't
recollect what. Wait awhile G. c.
Blaine of Maine" generally "vindicates'
when he considers it necessary.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

yNANTED-s5 OR 500 AT q PER CENT
w amonth, for 90 days; no risk. Address IN
Critic Office. de3l Ste
The Evening critic., 1881-12-31

Mr.. j. ]. aAINEY, formerly special agent OF
the Interior Department, Is running hotel In
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-31

SEVERAL IMPoRTANr DEoIsIoSs.-Judgo
Lawrence, First Comptroller OF the Treasury,
has during the present week rendered several
decisions OF considerable general Importance,
based on the section OF the Revised Statutes
prohibiting Government official from drawing
two salaries. In one case he decides that u
deputy marshal Is not an oficer, being an en-
ploye of the marshal, and is entitled to re-
ward offered for tho arrest OF certain Of
fender. marshal or other oillcer whose duty
It is 10 make arrests is, however, prohibited
from receiving a reward for such duty, as
would also regular deputy marshal. Judge
Lawrence also decided that q deputy marshal
who assisted the Internal Revenue ONCE In
raiding Illicit stills was entitled 10 additional
compensation for such extra service. III tho
case OF Prof. G. V. Riley, who Is entomologist
at the Department OF Agriculture, and also
chief OF tho commission OF skilled entomolo-
gists at the Interior Department, the First
Comptroller decides that tho Revised Statutes
do not prohibit one person who holds two dis
tinct officers from receiving the salary OF both,
and ho is, therefore, entitled 10 both salaries.
He decides, however, In the case OF Mr.. Ches.
ney, who was clerk 10 tho National Board OF
Health, and at the same tipe etonographer to
tho International Sanitary OVnfcrence, that ho
Is entitled TO but one salary,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-11
THE WAX on NORIONISu.
Governor Neif,s Message on po,yp.

IAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-THE CONCLUDING
portion or the message OF governor Neil 10 IN,
IdaEo legislature, which has caused so much
feeling among the mormon members, is as r0I.
lows: With poygamy completely crushed ;hc
power OF the priesthood will TO some extent be
broken and an advance made toward Il dls!p.
tegrauon or the church. That this must be the
end all agree who have given the subject So
IlouS study. They are making rapid StTidcS
toward the attainment OF temporal power on
the Paciilc coast. Utah IS completely uudrt
their control, and by the spreading or thn
policy they are seeking 10 oveTturn and suhtpa
lhe states OF Colorado ana Nevada ana III
territories OF Arizona. Idaho. New Mexico AID
wyoming. It is certainly time TO rerorniZ1
AID provide by legislation for the sever
punishment Oh all who preach or prac
tlce polygamy, and all who ia the nam
or religion seek 10 undermine the allie
glance OF citizens TO the United States. -
long as you tolerate the sort of encroachmenfs
that are being made upon the territory by tn
ltah theocracy and permit polygamy to b.
practlced and reasonable doctrine TO h
preached, you are fostering an element inim-
lcal TO the peace and security OF the territory
The country believing that thing so absurd
would more quickly fall 20 pieces II left alone.
for this reason the efforts OF the church to
secure temporal power have been regarded
with 1ndnerence. But Unless this peculiar
people renouBce their criminal practices and
poniical aims. the time must soon come when
it Will pe the duty OF the government to root
up mormonism and all that the term Implies
mat Such q conflict would end In the complete
oeStTuclion OF the mormon church no sane per-
son Goubts. All that desire is that THIS seer
oe mace 10 ooey the laws. and that they shall
not be permitted 10 preach or practice crimes
or teach doctrines OF hostility to the nited
STATES The legislature pad 10 attention 10
the gOTGi nCr'S suggestions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-11
WALL Sf'REEE TODAY.
An Active &lacI. vIarLes

NEW YORK. Feb. l.-TheP0S1 ia It's financial
article TO day says: - The Stock Exchange
MAJ hetS are all active and are generally higher
United States bonds are UP .@al4. RailroaI
bonds, while irregular are as a rule, L,a1I
higher, the principal exceptions being Il. Ii.
and +. iiTSts which have been down to 81 4 and
80, but are So as We write. {. &. and |. Z. In
comes, which are down =, Mobile and o. de
bsntureS, which are down Z. and Iron Noun
tain second income, which are down per cent.
The stock market, While Irregular. is on the
whole strong. The leading stocks notably
strong have advanced to The following figures:
Union Pacific 10 1872. Central Pacinc 10 e01s
Northwest TO l"I ALA, L. a \. 10 81, d. L. & ".
TO rs, Delaware q Hudson TO IG9's. Nj. Cen
tral TO 91&4. Illinois Central TO 1861 ION report
OF sclip dividend), 81. Louis q \ o. to 5S55
Paclflc Mall TO % 3, Chesapeake q Ohio 25 =
26sa and 5G2., respectively, Lake Shore
10 1891. New York Central I4SG,. Wabasl.
(preferred) 70 s9i,, Houston a Texas
TO - and Iron Mountain TO Gil. In
the miscellaneous list Quicksilver has advanced
10 !5E and 63i and Little PlttSburg to S. The
stocks which have been only steady or heavy
are the Northern Pacific shares, Ontario ana
Western aud Erie. There was a sale of lAl
shares OF the new stock Buffalo. PIttsburg ana
western, at COL. The money market continues
easy, with } per cent the ruling rate On cali
loans Oh stocks, the exceptional rates being 4aG
per cent. ON l. :. bonds the quotation is Sa4
per cent. Tine loans are 3aj per cent, accord
Ing the collateral. Prime mercantile papar i
4a5 Per cent. The market for foreign exchange
Is steady. but quiet. Commercial bills are IL
small SUNNY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-11
the Atlantic. ni,>i.,ippi aud Ohio,


Tie Atlantic. Mississippi and ONO rlirro4,
WsiS S0.u "a Richmond, Va. ycSleFd - az p.blB.
auction under the decree OF the i'aifaf States
circuit court. Clarence II. Clark. OF Pauadel-
phia. becoming the purchase Tor himself aud
associates TOR = G05 600. The 1rst nd or s. o.,
900, was made by Mr.. Edward hlns, president
az The Union Trust company, or NeT YORK aui
representative OF foreign o5hdhOlderS. The
next Did, = 100 .nUo, was by Nj. Clark. 4 Hyely
competition then enSuel between these gentle
meH, aud Gen T. VI. Logan. representing the
clyde interest and Richmond ami DanyIIl,.
railroad, - bids being made ranging from g. ,aNu
10 SlN.cm. The road was finally Knocked down
10 MI clark al the figures iirSt stated. Mr.
MIG maximum, SN.ia>.ayo. and thai OF gen.
Logan was SN,6ol 900. Inmediately after tne
sale Mr. Clark deposited With the master inc
cash payment OF s'o0.wrn required by the terms
OF The sale. Nr. CLARK states that ID IS the ,x-
pectation and intention OF the new owners o.
The road 10 ECorganiZe the company, by which
II is proposed 10 make reasonable ana prone
provision for the Old stockholders and urisp-
cured creditors. The rcad VIII be run on srrir-
business principles Mr.. Clark states TIA; the
purchasers are representative men OF capital ia
New York, Philadelphia ana lon ion, SOME OF
whom are already Interested IN other Vuolt,
works IN Virginia and the Development Of her
material resources. ard they prop use. IN con
junction with existing ana connecting tucs. 10
form grand trunk bctweeii Ae scdbOari and
I he and SOTthAVpS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-11
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Feb. ll.-virsinia skies. Old, 80
sereF g. 90 Past due due COUPONS. ssk a. DO ein new
ten,forties. 6,Es; do. ten-fOrty coupone, 93H bid
BALIIMoRE. Feb. n.-cotton dull-middlina
1lR Flour nrmer and more active-Howard stree
do smy ely d0 s s1ra sars tSOAs
DO o a9 bssnss ssfa S. PstahsDa s9 f g.nS 2saa g
streI ger southern red l. i3aI i6; do amber. q
a122 a1sG f1i wssseFR r5 T;GfSg RED SPOT s9d Feb,
i:1sla1 1873. Corn, southern easier: western
Mgher and strong-southern white, 52a53; dc.
59a March and April, 5S steamer, so bid. 0at,
si Inis, anp steadY1TesseTn & white 42ai5; DO mixed
IIower-pr{me to choice Pennsylyania and Mary
M ana; 20 o9s2I CO. Prot isions tirnILmess pork,
clear rib sides, none olIerins do. PACKED. s. snd
Hams, sH ioHslis; Lard 1S5. Butter anist-sST1g93e Sg3
owe aosa nSl
:, oSse sss S1s and snys4 sss
per steamer dGi@eotton. 7-s2ssd:; ao.r. 2as 81
bsrres sI xhea % basSes corn. 80 80 bushels
oats .oGo bushels rye s7i bushels sShpms,nts- ,s.
s4a : $50 hnshen hia oOco. corn. Lac. $50 bushels
new 1oRK Feb 9sSas ls2 sar. ssSsF oyae MSae
NV XonK. Feb n.oro9g oaIn s,rsssss STEADY Wheat
NEW YohK, Feb. ii. Ii :. M The stock Marie,
Opened strong snd generally nlgnel, ana under the
inf3uence of brisk purchases the entire list sd-
vanced steadily. The Improvement in prtc q ranged
Omahs preferred, which rose to 10TH. Western
Union advanced ~ TO lls5S; Union Pacific. IL to
london Feb. II. u so p. ND. s. bonds.
new fves, 1O3A. Atlantic and Great Western frs.
Great Western seconds. 3lK. Erie. sos. Illinois
Central 136. Pennsylvania Central, 67k. Read
ing, 31H.
xHw yoRK MARKETS TITS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current In New
York to-day at $50 p: M. as reported BY Lewis
asked: b. 8. 1k per eents, iI27s bid, liss ssied D.
X O. S.e5's. = New Jersey Central, 97X; Ohio
lI9a; Hannibal and St Joseph, 81: Lake Shore.
1905: Northwest, 1919 de- preferred, =; non
do. preferred. -; Eabafh. st. Louis and Pacinc.
4sn DO preferred S9k; Kansas and Texas, AK
Pkc.tc Mail, sek Union PacifH l22x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-11
The District in Congress.


Tie proposed free bridge across the potom2c
is in danger OF being lost by reason Of the con-
H.ctiDg elements in the conference committee.
AS Representative klotz. who is one Of the
House conferees. puts it: "Some want bridge
with an aqueduct, others a bridge without aU
aqueduct. and others don't care what sort of a
pTicge they get SO Il Is a free bridge" There
viii De nc further meeting Of the conference
committee on the subject until Monday next.
Inc Effort to hold meeting OF the Senate
and House COnlerees on the free bridge bill yes
tefGay afternoon failed.
THE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL.
There was no meeting OF the senate sub
committee on appropriations last evening to
consider the District appropriation bill, as the
members of the cola mittee were busily engaged
On other matters. Il IS probable that the ap-
pIoprtdtionS may be very much changed from
the amounts iR the House BILL Senator Harris,
chairman OF the District committee insists
thar the secretary OF the Treasury had no right
or power under the law 20 cut down or change
the District Commissioners estimates: that the
secretary has the right to submit his recon-.
mendattonS, but the law confers no authority
upon the secretary to alter the estimates or in
sert new items. Mr Harris maintains that the
Commissioners estimates must, under the Law,
be accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-11

a SUSPICIOUS CASE "a special from Fargo.
Dakota, February oh, says: The fire a. A ldI-
bon, in which me wife and two children OF
Tobias Oschner were burned 10 death while
Oschner and the servant girl were saved, has
aroused the suspicion OF CiJiZeAs. and an tnves-
tigatlon is being had II appears Oschner aud
the young woman who resiJed With the family
have peen on Intimate terms Tor some Cim;'
past. IL Is also shown that the girl Annie re-
Tired that night with all her clothes on as did
Oschner. who saved the girl from the flames.
though leaving his wife ana children 10 burn
Annie Sachelhouse is i years or age, and quite
attractive, and has been IL the Oschner family
six months. Oachner is a SWISS, twenty ri sc
wears Old