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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08

SeeiBs Auihaea - W. Atub
zadig. Kullman 4 %, Trus-
teee.......................1262.. l0O0.. ~ ..
-
NO1lCE 10 hereby given that The shares
the numbers ,f tho UNst RRENDEhiD Ger.
tincsiss OF the former BENTON AIAtN6
COMPANY'c STOCK.
Unissued sseek.
Names. No. Certif. shs. Ami
Herr J J, Trustee. bal 80. 2oi5. M 20 ssH
Lissak A L, Trustee ball.. 6ll. .....F... IN
O'Oonnell Jamss. Trus, bal 3oi1.....2..... %
Watson Vim n, Trustee bsi.is77......E. /. isk
NOTICE 10 hereby eiven that the shsrss
next hs sinaftsf q. sciibsd O.. UhIssURD are
ths humber. OF The U SURRENDERED oss.
h.NiNs o0MPANY's sTook.
Uatssusd Stock.
Names. No. cStii. shs. Amt.
Thomas o l.. Trustes. ..... 1921 .....i 0 lo.S1
And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
tns Board Of Dtrrctors, MADE on the tws ntS arss
t2ist) day, q Nay, 1851. ~ many ahsrss OF eech
psrpoa of such stoch - may b necessary will b
sold d public ~suetion. u The once OF the Com
pEny, hooms 8 and o, No S2 MONTGOMERY
street, ban Francisco, California. on TUtS.
DAY. JULY TWELFTH ,i3th) .lssi. st the hour
Of tuo O'Clock P.x. OF sad day, 70 pay said deiin-
qusus ssse.smeot thereon. together with costs
Of advertising and expsnaes Of the ssls.
WY. u. WATSON, Beorstsyy.
Omoe-Roomp . spd Q, No. Sg7 Montgumsry
street. Ban francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
DILINQUEHf SALES.
YELLoW n .l.vE. MI X:

= ING COMPANY. Atsessment baIe
No. N.-Loostioa Of work.. Gold Hili, STOREY
county, 6tsts OF Nevada.
Principal plsoe Of b1tiness, Of the once st'
he new shah Of tho Company. -.
Notios,-Thsfe are delinquent upon the fol-
loving described stock. on account OF assees.
msnt mo. ~ levied on the ninth toth'
dsy Of Nay, 1881. the. several amounts
eel opposite the names OF the respective snare-
nG Nsmss. ' No. certif. shs. Amt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08

And in accordance with law ana an ORDER Of
the Board OF Trustees. made on the ninth
VthI day Of NAY, A. d. 1851, 90 many
shares Of each parcel OF such stock 20 may be
necessary VIII be sold o. public auction; In front
u the ONCE OF the Company. situated At the
new shan. on wEDSEsDAI. the sl1th (oth)
day Of JULY. 1881, st 4 O'Clock ?. n 70
pay. delinquent ass. ssment thereon. together
unlsss previously paid.
~, LskcRR oTEY. sterstary:
, 1881-03-30

publican district secure tllAn t0 rlsk II by
grnsping Mt n.ore outside.
Tito twenty.tlfstrict plan III ofrnct throws
nway tho roortn anil Bloomington districts
pn tile otf.yoars nlltl makes tho Cairo district
slDnhtul. 1t !uavcs tho North Chicago tli4-
tr1ct on oN-ycars lInrst fighting ground, amt
wnut,t most likely hand over tho extra, Ut
twGntiutll, Congressman to tho De,nocrats.
~ tho sa,no ttmo tic apporttotEIneut Is less
fair than tho ntl,of. Thucnt,nttcs nre picked
otlt In tho mast extraordinary way, thu pro-
ia,sctl Thirteenth District. for instance, ruii-
ming along tho EASTERN State llno from knit
Kakea tn Edgar, Inclusive, nini taking III
noHElH Mt Il right ang!a
Members Df tic Legislature should reflect
that the yute Of last full cannot bo depended
Oh III u!t-yenrs. 1t will bo Mncessary to have
Il Wide inargln to Insure agalnst npat!ly, nc
cideuts, ami combinations. Wo believe tho
as'porliontnont described In 'r1lg TRIBUNE
last wcck, auti approved by Inasay Of the hest
Judges III tho Stnte. cal1 hnrslly bs improved
Upon, except BY removing Moultrio from the
Vcrinlto,, to the Shelby district, nfll rcstor-
ing Monroe to the st. Clair district, where It
belongs.
, 1881-03-30

Tho meeting at Tarwe11 lIail lust night to
rattfy tho nominations Of tho Republican City
Convention WIS 4 gratifying sMccrss. Tile
hnsf WINS crowded to It's utn,nst cnpactty, tic
specifies were spirited, mid the applause WIS
cortlfnl and nppreciatiye.
Mt. N. X. Fnirbal,ls WIS tho first speaker,
nnd llo cl,t ont tho wnrk q. tho nlentl,ig in n
characteristic and husiness-li;;e manner. lie
made two remarkable statements which nrc
well deserving the attention Of nl ctizens
who tako all Interest In this campaign. The
first was tllat tho Eantb!tts an.t "sportInK"
,nen nint women OF this city ',ayu raisel n
fund Of $4,000 to Insure thu reelection nf
Mr.. Harrison. Tho other WIS TINT n
number Ut Republicans who haye larRe
Interests In tho pnckIng-isonscs and
rendering establishments nrnr the Stock
Yards are fayoring A1r. Harrison, u1ld COLI
tribnttIlg tn Ills support Thu first statement
Is se'f.oxplnnatory, alld requires ITO coM-
lneniary. The second is understood tn mean
that tho manufacturers Ut l}rll(Sepurt-s.nulls
anu stlnks are arranging to distribute their
sicke.l1ng ott0rs over tho whole city rs they
useti tn do, fnstend Of burning them up rs
thoy arc obliged to tl0 Mt present. DR.. dc
W0lf, tho best 11eatth-Unlccr Chicago ever
latI, who was left over by II Republican tAtl-
mfutstratiou to nluka reputation far Mr. Ilnr-
risu1,, Is said to bo about 10 resign. Ills I'M
tterstomi TINT l,ts succrss,,r viii mt pursue
his policy with reference to tho rendcr1m,
establishments. Some pledge. cx,,rc.s or
im,,l!e,,, ia said tn hnve nossc1 betwrrn tbo
s,tukmal;ers aud AIR, Harrison: n,ul II TIM
latter IL r,,t]cctp,I the c)tv viii bc ot,o,n ry.
uosetl In Tim n1tsancn au,l tltscasps of which
tha t,r1.,pcuort ,,cnt,cn,p,, oro occomp,ts,,,,l
breeders,
Mr., Clark. the cantlf,1ato for Moyor. mat1o
short spcrc],. mud proluccd N, ngreeab1o
lmprcssEo,, by lis mutlest md ,unnIy man.
ner, Whs,o he declared flat In hnI r.a,le
no pledges with reference tn lila nol,cy If
c1cctcd. ar rim nrrsone II, ,.ouId nn,.,;nt IN
, 1881-03-30

crcasIng to 20 or ., while the other vote fell
of In tcsDatr to 10. Some Of these mon aro
candidates for reelection. and they ought to
DO defeated, oyGry 0,to Of tt,en. Argument,
lava aid r'ason were wasted upon tho mn
lortty. They coultt not resist tho oppof-
tnntty Of p'uuslcrtnR tho Treasury. Md.
Dixon In yais, presented tho facts nnd figures;
1,o might rs we'll have addressed mob. Ills
strong antl Intelligent presentation Of tho
law, MIL Ut thu periIs of engaging bl!m1ly iii
tic vtaduct business, were secuted nntl
l,owlcd dow, by tic lo1by. 1lu WIS slip
portctl by Aid. WIekcrsl,anl, hurley,
Storey. Swift, l,allau1, a.ul others, Int In
vain, Tho fnct that thurs was ,rloncy Il, Tho
Treasury wlEcl! might bc sQuandere1 was IT.
rcststiblc, ard tho money WIS voted.
, 1881-03-30
plc, who nso undoubtedly nwnru af tho grave
rarof,aittY resting llllp1l thaln aril thor duty

pio, who nso undoubtedly nwaru af tho grave
responsibility FostnH upon them antl tho'r duty
townsd tho lnyal Protestant Hwnhlnns.
Tho sccond rcnpla win, Seem Ia bo worried
about thnir f',t,lro aovcrc4n nre tho SUBJECTS Of
tho so-calle1 "l.nst Amurcnn Etnpfrc." hy
which s,oanonen tho Empire Of 1lrn.II Ia vpsler
nly lusIHnHtcsl beyond its borders. T1,0 full OF
Brazll h. case Ut tho ,lcnth nj Dom Ic.lrn ias
f>con ut latu tho aut1tect Ut aorlDus dfsc,lssian
1'y tho rrcss nj TINT Empire. Tito "Rtanl"
Dom pH1to haa no Sons, hut two tlangh-
ters. Thu eldest ID innrricd to MI
0rieans IrIhce and tho Recnrd 10 rrlncu I.alfs
A,xuRto nf jaxo-Cuhurx- tintfil. Tho oldest
sun Ut tho fort,rr Is ,nly ycaea of ago, md tho
oldest son Of tho Inter IT, Should DUN pcru
1lp before ctsher ono Ut thbso Rran1sons Is
OF ago regrney ut the nl1ost daughter would
bo tho consequence. hut It ID very pr,Dlcmat-
foal whuthnr or mt sho would b1 Aho tu Kt1i,le
tho lr1lzlIA1l ship Ut stntu With stuntly hatItl;
to weuthor nil tho stnrma through which It haI
to pnss, and safely lntll her hoy tho trouo OF
l3rnzfl. Tho ynry atr tsfl tho Amuruhn continent
Ia mt kindly disposed towards riHunrch!cn
furllt Df government. 'Eha ronh1 bucomg hp.
parent III Gasp nf tho death OF 1)Um Pct!ro,
Win to-Any mnlutnins himself chiefly by his
grcnt popularity among some claascs Ut tho
natives An'onK tho Ucrtnans OF tho E,nrirn ho
Is certainly not very pop,,lnr. They doubt his
ancurty. beontisa iiA Government tsRs on tnAtly
occasions occupied Ail U{3uIr0Gni UnYltfOn towurrls
tho NerInRn etuhsont Of tue Empire, and tlemon-
straltod by liz conduct tint behind glttturinT
phrases mud pnlitcnt promises vnry little solid
truth Is xonorally to 1,e found. If DOM Pedro
stuuIi leAvo q aon Ut hia owl, ns ho!r to Ills
throne thore might DO loss difficulty, hut rs It IL,
utter bis death republican ftlens 1lny gatn tho
upper llanl. On this subject the MOntuvilco
DcAtschr XGtU!!U snys:
As fAros W. know, Dom 1odro enjoys excel.
luI,t lcltleh 90 iar W. wish from tto bottom Hf
1fJn &nf HINT n
, 1881-03-30

Ci:EplT IL tno IL those members Of tl,e City
Council wllo so stsen,!ously and nbIy, Though
Intellectually, defended tllo City Treasury on
Monday night Inst froll tie combined us-
sa.'lt of the sca'awags aIll pluntlerers. a
c!ear majority OF tho CopneIl voted away
other peoples ,uouey with tho zeal of tbs
den'ag'g aid crnse,,. TN onN OF the most
scQl,dalous of Cul!ertoi's propositions tho
yote stood Us follows:
fe9s-hGAuley. IiuEke, cnliort0n, A!tpetrg,
iloriAsl, Iii!orush, Lawlrr, bleNurslcy, Hcnl NJ
der. Eserttt 'raompson, biaubcr. l.nrttutx, Nryrr
!FiELecnth!. Young, Molcr tSlxteeilshJ, !utaur.
uarrlll, 3EArpty--l5. =
AnF-M D10n, Sa'tlcra uAlgrd,
kh"fey, Hsamnia. Wutktns, Tnrrcii. HuIytn,
!',"Eey, swift. nand, lsra1y, alcGurmlck, and
U3rtey-]9
THIS S"o varied frequently, Ills reckless
H3.r 'pfl''to1s VI other pv9ple's money i'll
, 1881-03-30

HARRISON llas boon travelling OH Ills rec
ord FOR ccout'tny. Tho appropriations Just
Imsscd by Ills Democratic Council nro slt,guiur
comment OIL this pretonao Of economy. Tho
foottnga anIulint to tho huge totA!, exceeding
tavo millions of dollars ts5l7a.,0a3i. As passed,
II ia tho lergest budget tho tuxpnygrs ha,o eyor
hcru cnEfctl upon to facc. not excepting when
Co1yln WIS Mayor. The lust Colvin bs called
for ~ l0sD3l; tho lust lfeath Till, ajs and
nov comes tho last Harrison b!l Of s5, 17sa,u,s
And III tho fnco Of this vnst bill tho "bcst
Mayor h,,s tho cheek to nsis peop3o tp reflect
hin un tho scuru of hts record fur cconomyl
, 1881-03-30

II WIS apparent frtH.l tho first thnt Sennt0r
afahono would bc nb!0 to take care Of li!u-
self nlHI tho Interests llu represents against
my assaults tho Bourbon Democrats might
tl,aka upon hin. Ills spcocli In ullswur to
tho chargo tk,nt he Is Il ''repudintor las
confirmed tl,is assurance. llu succeeded LII
turning tho tables upon tho mon WHO ary
pursuing him. 1t seems that tile Fnntlers Ut
Virginia wero thu first reputiiators, anu be-
gan by scaling OF 0nc-tlIlrtt of tho Aebt Ac.
cortling to MalluMe's statement Ut tho case,
tho Rend1 d1usters NOW contend that tic State
Ut West NirgEnln sEnsl pay Hl,g-tlltr,l of tic
anteWar debt, which was contracted willis
West TirgInia WIS stIll IL part Of tho old
state, a1lA Insist that thu Interest on this debt
shall bU reduced 10 i per cent instead 0f4
Der cent, which tho FlMt!els profess their In
tentton to compel thu States crt.liturs to nc
cept, alld without making any provision for
tho payment Of tho principal.
TlIs cluim TINT West vlrginia shall my its
proper proportion ol Il debt CONTRACTED wtlen
theru wns only ono Stntc, ut which 1t was n
part, Ia apparently based upon guUtl grounds.
Wllat IL now known MS West VIrRinIa Ell
l0yeti Its 8hure OF the benefits which calne
from thu borrowed money, whatever they
werc, alld 1t IL u universal practice In my
division Of territory, whether Ut nations,
Suites, Or culliltles, tO parcel fairly my obli-
Ga&fon which WIS assumed for tho cD.lslnon
benefit. And so fnr ~ tho dispute between
tho Fumlers md lteadjnssers Of Virginia
goes to 1le rate Ut Interest, the position
which tho ltcatijnstcrs tnko to thu effect Tint
the rate Ut Interest shall bo fixed At 3 por
i %1,pt Dtrt. oh
Incuts to pay thAt, seems to bu uufte as
honorable It's uiu FnHtlers' proposition TINT
tho Interest shall bu reduced to per cent
without my ass1rnnce of pny,aelt. Al tho
fuMlots, according TO Malone, begun by
scaling of Ol,e-tlrst Of tho dpbt, they nre
scarcely In u position to cnll Malone md his
followers "repultIAtors or to tlual In any
n,a'lt,er Ut epltllots.
1T fact, Senator Nahone was nb!e to show
TINT my Arraigiluent vi my clasa Ut repu-
tllutors coming from tho Democratic side Is
tnuda ridiculous by tho rccor.l Ut u,at party.
This Is especially true us relates to the
Southern bUnsbons. Tho history Ut nearly
every Southern State since tho Wnr shows
| clforts, anl gelIcsally successful efforts. Mt
repudlatLon, u'ltlur tho lanlu Ut "scallns" OF
"fnntlENg," since tlIo l5oNrbuns ltnyu ~.
| Enlltetl political cuntrol. Tho nggstx:ase 70.
suit IL that Southern Statu dcbts amounting
to $al3. .0Q ,0G ilnye been reduced to SSl ,0oO, ),
0Qo by vntloua 4etlCus Ut population. aluI
without payment. t;eorgin, AIAbasn,l, South
ai.d Nurtll Car0llnl, 3llssisslppl, Arlsullsas
Louisiana, Ten.,essec, n!nl flrglnia have oil
resostel 10 reputlfatlun lii 1ue foguA or all
other. Cities aIid towns IN tho South t,aye
fn1l,yt,3 thu t.xulpa nf their Stntra II. ti,f
, 1881-03-30

AN cnterprisng berlin batter Inns dlscoy-
cred nh excellent plAn to recommend bis now
style hnls to thosu visiting tho CnpItNl Of tho
Gernlnn Empire. lIo prints on tho white ss.k
lining well executed rnnp or p!an of tho City
Of berlin. Ttioso partA of tho city which ,rc tho
most frcquentetl. sl1ct rs tho Frcdricts, or
norothcen, Or k5nlgatadt, aru glvcn In tho
in!nutest "details. Sl,ou'd the posscsssr OF such
Il hat yet confused, or III casu he wants 10 find
tho shorteat route to any rlaco he desires to
vsft he need onIy LIT his stoyepIpc, look inside
And steer Al1ea,l agntn. It Is not batl idcu.
which deserves to te initiated by our entcrprls.
Ing Chfcngo lntturs
, 1881-03-30

Ben Hill is known IN l'onca clrclcsas Old
Mnn Who Put Ills Foot l,l- IT, Up- To.1lIs-
Shoulder lslnIoB,
"Mr. Gladstone "-Ics, In this country tho
mAlls ase currIcti In cltcns- wagons. Como oyer
son,o tisne ana look ut thoni.
JOHN Brown, tho Abo!itionlst, Is TO have
atAsuo. This will koof<!s euwn's nau,u be-
fora tho people for tho no4 1unlrrd yenrs or so.
Tho business outlook In Kentucky was
neV0r botter thA1 ut tho pFosont tImo. NcArly
evurY FAcuhorAo Iii tito StAte Ia reported "a doing
well.
"Tllo Consul.GeneralshIp Mt London al-
pears to 10 the reward Ut Merritt. Thls Isn't
quito UP to Tho Standard but 1t will DO fur Mon.
dny's pupcr."-S. j. I1httu,
An exchange saya that "tho King OF 6wo.
Dn soycA 'turature, nu.t has dune sumo practical
work III !ts a!d." THIS Ia tho lrat tntImat!on
that my Or thu Stockholm papors t1s.l bcen aup-
pressed.
1t Is stated ttAt tho astronomer Proctor
will x0on be married t0 q young widow OF Ut,
Josuph. Ao. W0 shuIl axpqut u chronicle tho
discovery OF sosoral new sturs, together with
Hi occasional planet, by tho Professor, In casas
ho falls uut with hts bstio.
4 Now York paper says that " a1r. II. ].
hamsdell, tho CORRESPONDENT. has sued the City
Ut Washington for $a, ,0O1 On account Ut Injuries
received by Il fall IN january" III this purt Of
tho country people don't thtnk ral! Il, J4nuary
IL 10 Lad, but whom it cotllvs to wlnter in Apry
thVy ubject.
Whereas On certain hougl,s and sprays
how dlvets birds aru heard In slug,
And sundry howeEa thalr huals upsaIso-
ata1! to tho return Ut spring.
Tho sonEs Of those said hlrda ar,uso
The Hlrmry 0f CUR youthful hours;
~ EFec.l ~ thtAie sntl sprays and boughs4
, 1881-03-30
TRIBUNE ult1ASClf OFFICES.

rrr Cutrarn THfHrHE hn+ established bsnnch
Offices f1r te receipt subscriptions nuu aE0rttst-
nIents a. f0i1Iiws:
NEW fDftk--ik1om 70 Tribune IIu.idInR, f.T. NC
fAnnES. AtanncoF
GlAstiOW, sroilnnd.-Atlans American Ndws
Agency. II Kenleid.st
LONDON. EnE,-AmeFIcnn Exchange. ~ EtrAt1d.
HENRY +. GltE.lu, Agent
nAStt4NGlOS. u. E.--}aIn xtreet
, 1881-03-30

FFlhco Nlssno'ck's 0flIcJ0I orpaln, suys:
Thu 1,uo and cry OF "Awny with 1lIamarclz"
VIII Oily be 0f consequence whc tho Emperor
!ntlursts IT, There Wis tinto when nistlarck
hal strung ineljlIutons t1 rcttro frtr hts pres
cnt -postton hit Its personal attachment for
tho Elnpnror prevented htm froul tlHtng so This
1ncll!!At0n s1e1,s ~ have utterly disappeared,
na ts,u Mtt9eks UPON tls person nntl policy. nnd
hnso IN invfgurnlt'ny ei1cctupon thu CAa.cciior,
and We aro tnfornnl that ho IL uutesml,ull to
retire frttn fs nlllcu only In cnsy tho EuIileror
shRll dou1Hnd his resignation.
, 1881-03-30
II ho dies, II Is with his harness on. Ills
narty will not som find man tn tako his
1,turn


Tho Dtanucrnttc nsW Communist EUnhctl m
Monday night WIS guilty of II gross ultraEe
l1l'or tho Clty Treasury, n1ml upnn tho public
interests. 1t lall ,p,nurscless hntlds III tile
fund sasGsl FROM fssr.ner years, 10 which tl0
city owes It's slnfiyHralfcn fran tho illegal
fssuu Of scrip, n.,t which n1otu can protect
tho city frolA II return to TINT custly, dis
graceful, and ,Iieanl practice.
Tho city Cnuncfl tIntle III, aggregate np-
preparation nf $:i,l7.,f,s, a,nl tn cover this
vast expenditure roblp. tho reserve fund III
tho City Treasury. =
Tho rato Ut tnxntIon allowed by taw Is
per tcnt OH the aggregate ya!nati0n Ut taxa-
bic property In tho city. This limit applies
to expenditures for assltnngy expenses. III
addttlon tho city IL allowed to appropriate
for schools, for tnterest OIL city debt, nrll for
tho Public 1.brary, consuming sl,sre,po.
Outside OF tho direct taS-levy, tho city re-
ceves MI iucoltp from licellses, etc. Tie
Controller Informed tho Council thntby strict
economy nMt savings thu Treasury conld
spare s:I5u, QUO from tho rcscrvu III tho Treas
,try, but to tahe TINT much would greally et,
barrass thu city turing tho present md fut-
,nru years. Thu Finnncc Committee there
ttpot, made Its report Of appropriations, lint
tttng tho sllns to necessary subjects, a1a TIC
""oo "t .''0 ~ss' 'so"e' "'"' -"
s.m.' sumo y. ''so e'''' A"'so 'e'o"''e' "eAo "'
;r,.n ae"s' w. ann, ~, ..,,.c-a
Loss !, pos cent ior non- coiuosios. .... I7l;si
a,a ,.s,- ~,
From ifcrnscs ;Ss5,0W
From sast.lxs in Trensury.. 4W,Mg ,st!
''"''' o'''o'"' 80 .1S.oes
rotnl possible rovcnuo.. .sJ,o'a,Ep
What ias tile Cont,cfl done? 1t Inns nppro-
prlated .s50, to bo paid out Of II possf-
bic Income Ut $3.015.Eal, anil lfas nnproprl'
nted from tho reserve fund In tho Treasury.
hold there to curry oil tho City Government
without tho necessity Of issuing Illegal scrip,
tie stln t'e9tfed to supply tlIis deficiency.
Inns taken for vin,lucss aboil: II aHarter
OF million, utterly regardless of the Sill
l'renle Court decisions iii reEnrtl to construc'
tive ttai,aEes to property OIL cross-streets:
for M Increase OF salartcs, s1D.00o: for II,
addition Ut Ss7, 600 to f'l appropriation OF
S:Gs'i.oo0 for sewers; and for various Other
special tobs.-nlaklng MI aggregate Of nearly
Sloo,dD nlldcd to tho recommendations OF
tie Controller anl Flnallce Committee.
LII order to Ket money for Its salary, md
yfatluct, a,ml other grabs. thu Council cut
down the appropriation for tic pumping
works at the canal from Sl00,oN to 345,0N.
The MayOr EftYG ~ his eXc1lSe fOr not taking
, 1881-03-30

three <tays, a..a nj tnasks lett, by treating tho
patscnt to c0ll drinks ct ercAul tartar aud wntcr
Tho crcam-tNrta Is first dissolved ia boiling
water. The Mexican method Is worth looking
Into.
, 1881-03-30

ALONG Sullivan River, Mime, they arc
taking out silver in Iaruo quantities., anj they
seem to valno tho snctli very highly, nutwlth-
standing tho i!ostun BuldhuHs have declared It to
Ge II Duso leluslou MD st,trp,
, 1881-03-30
A MAN or MANY REL1g1oHs,

Altesn, ono OF ti0 A1rECnn uFEfllLhfleS. WHO
has heeulne u,fte famous for Tho cheerful
n1d even willing innn,scr til which every now
md then, especially oil festival occastuIs, ile
takes oil tic hcnds OF 4 few score Ut Ills wives
MD otter relatives. 1lo Is literally blown
alout by every Wind Of doctrine through his
aptitude for conversion. Ile suGlis to take
religion, us quickly rs Il child takes tho
Nlcnslts, AID gets over 1t with equal ease.
Originally, Of course, ho was Il hentheH, md
n very gon.t olta too, minus Ills proclivity for
tltspntcfEnE Ills Wives antl 1nothers-in.law
whenever lie fslt in n sportivo mood. Some
MolIamnrtlans wll0 visited his country COLI
yertetl Hin to 1siasn. aild straiglltway ha llc
canc IL dcyout f0llower0 Ut the Prophet. Then
Stanley found him in his travels, ni,i made
EoUl rr0testnnt Christian out Of him, and
clothed him III the gnrnlents of regeneration
and obtained Ills sanction to the articles ur
faith, though whether he WIS High
Or Low Church We cannot affirm.
Like MI now converts. no was q
Zeaous alAl enthusiastic one. 'Ila wNs n1lx.
lons to show Ills Christianity In s0mo out
ward form. It Wns not allowable for lin to
anpHtato Ills Motllers-in-law or shoot off Ill
stalments of hts wives. The best TINT lle
could Ito was to manifest his Joy by cupions
llbatlolls, 20 npon s1eyout sprces, hoist Ills
lug, mid fire off Ruiis ln honor OF Sundny.
This might be considered errntic III Il Chris
tIan community, but III Mtesa's domlnions 1t
Inspired mitch reverence for tho Christian
fnlth, especially in tho natter OF llbationa
l1o had hardly gathered up Ills garments,
however, and prepared 10 run tho Christian
course when the Jesufts got hold of him,
Is.tf H. sHIlH e.,
, 1881-03-30

The clalm for damages fur lost profits oil
contract which Richard SAlanlck, Southern
Insane Asylum contractor, Ia demanding from
tho btase, was orfoneouay transmitted by tho
tete2ruph al amounting to $N,785, when tho
Rctual clAin for lost profits Ia 6765. Thu bill ID
tuade up Of 4 number u tshy- -loukinx Itot,ls
soluo of which ur. VI feIluwa: Extra cust "
, 1881-03-30

4 MECHANIC OF llnchcstcr, N. T., hus, ac-
cordln9 10 his own statements, Just completed
duplicate Ut tho celebrated astronomical rluek
OF RtruAburg. In which city ho wus burn anl
livca for many years. Tho ouly dltloreuce be.
twcun thu Workings Ut tho two clocks IL In thoEr
slxQ mud In tho f0stn Vt tho Astronomical por-
tons. Tho case for tho main part Of tho liochcs-
tor clock IL ton and ono.hatf foot high, while II
IL lit all pasttenlars exactly proporIonatu to the
clock sevonty- tlyo feot high which IT. 4mttAtey.
, 1881-03-30

1lESI'EItfA 1sOnsE, NO. III, a. +. & 4. M.-Slen1-
bers htg AorGhy n0tfted Il, ntlNnu l1s.ltnr Cum
munltrltlon Or tho 1.lEo IT, lH Au NJ thg hail. cur
nut Ut It4tIdnpl md ItMsse4 WGncAihy 9yGt,-
inV, MARCH, H. tit 1:aI O'clock. Visiting pruttfen arc
' " ~ JAMES SMITH, ". II.
CItAs. II. UllESssN, sccre!nrY.
, 1881-03-30
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