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New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
SETTLING A QUARREL WITH PISTOLS.

Two rufians well known to the police were Locked
up in the MulberryStreet Police Station last evening
charged with attempting to kill each other: lhey
gave their names as Daniel Curtin, age twenty,
nine, liquor dealer at No. 81 Ellzabeth-St., ana
James Mooney, age twenty-three, of No. l6 Prince
st. Curtin has been arrested more than once lor
violating the Excise law Mooney is an ex-conVIct;;
He was in Curtin's store on Sunday night. ana hNu
dispute with Curtin about change: Curun re-
minded him that he was a thlel Mooney tnon 1
drew a revolver from his pocket and shot al Curtin
The bullet struck Curtin on the chm ana glahcctt
downward into the neck, causing n severe Dut @ nou
dangerous wound. Mooney then went 70 Jersey
City. Curtin's wound was dressed at the MulDerry
Street Police Station. 14
Mooney returned to this city yesterday, anu iate
in the afternoon he was seen by some OF Cueti ~
friends in Grand-st. Curtin was informed Oh Inls
and armed himself with a revolver ana waIkea
through Grand-st. He met Mooney att corner VI
Mulberry-st. and at once began to tre az hlih.
Captain Kealy of the Mulberry st. police, ran 10
the scene of the shooting III time to see Mooney la
with bullet wound in the shoulder lie dsarined
and arrested Curtin and also arrested Mooney; me
prisoners were taken to the police station MOON.
ev's wound was not dangerous although the bullei
entered the shoulder a considerable distance ana
he refused TO 60 to hospital or to allow the ainn
lance surgeon to probe for the bullet lie also de-
clined to make any charge against Curtin ana Cu!-
tin would not press the charge of felonOus Assault
which he had made against Mooney on SUNDAY
night Both prisoners were locked up.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
THE PROPOSED ATLANTIC LINE.

Reports were circulated yesterday that Jacob
ioullard the proprietor OF the - American Express
Line the proposed line of exclusive passenger
steamships to cross the ocean IN five days had Sc
cnred the necessary amount of capital and was re-
ceiylng applications for stock daily. MI LorlIiaru
YESTERDAY invited representative of shp-DlldlnS
firm 10 make estimates for building the vessels
Among those said to be the principal subscribers
were TeSident OF a life insurance company Ans
I'm CoTbin of the Long Island Railroad; Henry
Graves of the brokerage firm of Maxwell " Graves,
and w. H. Thompson, agent OF the Centaur Sielih-
ship Line, and Tor many years seillOI captain Al '
Austin Corbin was not at all pleased that his name
should have been made public so soon III connection
with n scheme that was embryo. lhe matter was
broupht 10 his attention a few evenings ago. ana ne
said he was perfecty willing to subscribe to it If he
coud be made to that ii would be successful lie
said he would take 800, 900 of stock and perhaps
more MI Graves had also suggested that ne Wollu
subscribe 300 600. 1t represented TO Mt. Cor
BIN that the original plan of making New-Iork the
home port had been changed, ana II was proposed,
if he would subscribe, that the home port should De
Fort Pond Bay ten miles west OF M346amR NJ doi,, @
nectiOnS with the Long Island Railroad by extend
ing il to Fort Pond Bay, and relay the entire line
with steel rails This would bring the steamships
within two or three hours OF New YORK AS IL It's is
proposed to have three steamships TO cost from
81 300 900 to 50 900 600 each the least capital re-
quired would be $6,000,00O.
A prominent ship builder and shlp-Owner was IN
clined TO put little faith N the oI 'ne ne
it, He said that Mr.. LOrillard stated that ne went
10 the president of the life insurance company re-
ferred to, and after giving hlm tho outline OF tne
scheme he proposed at once TO take Sl,0OO,oOo O1
stock This did not seem reasonable to hun.
Captain Thompson said that he believed that such
n line would meet with admirable success II prop
erly managed and that the time had come when the
travelling public and ship-OwneTs desired tnat
freight and passengers should be carried in separate
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
THREE BROOKLYN WEDDINGS.

Miss Sadie Dunton, only daughter of William
c. Dunton the paper dealer, was married last evening.
in her fathers house, No las South Oxfordst Brook
lyn to Dr. George A. Dixon, OF New-IOIk. The Rev Dr
Thomas b. Mcleod, pastor OF the Clinton Avenue Con-
gregatonal Church. performed the ceremony The house.
which il a large one, was enlarged for the occasion
Bernstein's orchestra placed in a vinescreened
hover halfway down long passage through which the
bridal procession advanced to the frOnt paror This
passage was decorated with large flags and bunting
looped I'D with flowers. The bride and che groom stood
under canopy Of roses The mirrors were banked with
flowers floral heart pierced by an arrow the welded
initials Of the bride and groom and other devices were
hung about the rooms. The bridesmaids were Miss
Warner of Troy; Miss Dixon, the grooms sister, Miss
Brown of Adams, Mass; and Miss Hotaling OF Brook
lvn The ushers were Dr. W. s. Hastead, Dr. L. c. Nc
Phal, f. W. Dixon, and DIR. I. NJ Cheesman, jr over
1000 invitations issued. Among the guests were
MI and Mrs Courandt p. Dixon, the grooI1s parents,
Dr. and Mrs G. r. Agnew, Mr.. and Mrs David NJ stone,
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Sloan, General and Mrs $. L. Wood
ford General and Mrs Slocum Miss slocum, Mr.. and
Mrs H. b. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. j. i. Eiker Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Warner Of Troy Judge and Mrs Reynolds,
The Wedding OF Dwight Pinney and Miss Carrie G.
Williams, daughter OF Mrs francis Wiihams, OF HafL M
Messiah at Greene and Clermontsyes, Brooklyn The
Rev Charles r. Baker pastor OF the church. read the
service The nshers all sergeants in the 23d Regiment
were George II. Morris, f. G. Halsey CIV; Compton and
A. c. Saunders. Edwin A. Mason was the best man.
The brides costume was made Of white satin with lace
trmmings the veil of tulle was garnsled with orange
Guided Captain Darius Ferry Lieutenants Mcclellan
Johnson and nearly all the members OF Company d. 23d
a Social Club was also present in body Other guests
were Mr. and Mrs j. Henry Dewey, NJ and Mrs G; De
Witt the Rev Mr. and Mrs A. j. Canfeld Mr. and Mrs
Albert H. Jocelyn, c. NJ Raymond, and Mr. aud Mrs
Charles Eaton ,.o - ,,, , MI, A.. =,
Bryap daughter OF ex William Bryan, occurred
yesterday at Mr. Bryans house, Classon and Wiough-
by-aves, Brooklyn The bride wore uaVemhs oress'
Only intimate friends were present.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER IA, 1881
he purposed making will giving his property u
his children. .,. o,,,,x

he purposed making will giving his property u
Ills 'l'iui0"' JERSEY CITY.
Two new cases of smallpox were reported 10 'ie
health authorities yesterday.
Robert GoitteI age five, of No. 24S Seyentn-a@ve,' ave.
was killed yesterday by street car at
and Twenty-third-st.
At the meeting Of the Board OF Public potnS potr,ck i
terday afternoon, Street Commissioner d,Iik
Condor resigned and ex-Chiet OF Ponce Mlcnaoi
Nathan was appointed in his place
Martin Kinkowski, the convicted murderer Oh
Nina Muller made statement yester'aV, tHe t ptt,
port of which is unknowMn M. 81 'Hg sberg Cronin and
ex-Judge Hoffman. his counsel IL Is not ocie' Gu ~
be a confession. ,-,or,
In the special election held yesterday in the sec
ond Ward for the election of Alderman Jtnn vnr AZ.
Dodd Republican, was elected by III ihaoll'S o''i
William n. Clarke, Democrat.
NEW-JERSEY.
SyypERrowN.-A mine of paint has been dis
covered about a half mile below Wyckon' bergen u
Comfy The mine is situated in q place caIeu Tt 1
Gnydrrtown and is owned by Isaac IT, snyder n9
noint contains great deal of oil and has 10 ne dIleu
IN kiln before II Is ground III Has lu0 0oioi VI ~
mcnt. -,
TIonoKrN.-The recount of the votes cast at the
recent election for Assembl yman III the lAth Dls,
trict was concluded yesterday morning ana resulleu
in favor of Robert McCague, jr., the Dem3cIluc
candidate. by an increased majority. -..Jusllc.e
Rusch Yesterday issued warrant for the arrest Oh
Michael OCOnnOr. blacksmith, hylng IN flrsl-St
for atrocous assault and battery on young man
named Thomas BiXby.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
Nor,T VERONA meeting of the Mount YER
non New Yorl. and East Side Rapid Transit Com
many was held on Monday evening. DAVID }tlacEI
cnbush was elected president and James RuSseii
vice pres slucut
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
THE SUSPENDED NEWARK BANK.

The directors of the Mechanics National Bank of
Newark. N j. issued circular letter yesterday to
the creditors and stockholders in which they ex-
press their desire "t0 vindicate the good name and
credit of the community" and for that purpose ex-
press an intention OF raising S725,Oo0 TO settle the
claims of stockholders and creditors of the bank.
The conditions that tbeshareholders shall trans
fer their stock 10 person designated by the direct
rasneetye shares depostors to receive 100 per cent
nm amounts not exceeding 500; above that amount
S5 ray cent excepting banks. insurance companies
and like corporations the latter to receive such per-
centaee as may be realized from the banks assets
Ehe net amount of what may be realized from Nu-
she creditors excepting depostors under 5000. Any
dividends paid by the receiver will be applied on
This agreenent which, if accepted, is to be in full
nsvment of claims and 20 be carried out by March
uoXt.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
" i:;:;;: s$:s ~

The antidOtal theory, now adrnitted3d
be the only treatment which will eradicate
Catarrhal Poison.
REV. CHAs H. TAYLOR 14O Noblest Brooklyn, n r.; "ond
package effected d radical cure"
REV. GEO. A. REs cobleskiI schoharie Co.. N. ": 1t reS
stored me to my ministerial labors."
REV. W. H. SUMNER Frederick Nd: Zine results in sir
casesin my family"
REV. GEO. PRATT, St Stephens Rectory, Phha; Quite
wonderful; let distribute your Treatise"
WM HODGES 1872 Marketst., Philadelphia. Suffered op
years entirely cured"
CHAs H. sTASHoPE Newport, r. L. was too deaf oheax
the church bells ring; hearing restored"
GEORGE W. LAMBBIGHT 73 Bdde-str Baltimore Nd: "sufs
fered years; perfectly cured"
MRS NJ f. sHKNNEY 1922 sarah-st, st. Lous "The hrst
natural breath in years"
Mrs W. PURCELL Golden City Col: Used only one packs
age entirely cured suffered "a years"
DR. F. NJ CLARK Dentist Montgomeryst, San Francisco,
Suffered Is years; perfectly cured"
Dr. Wei DE Meyers Popular "'FREAs
VISE" on Catarrh mailed iree The great Cure
is delivered by Druggists. or by -. Is. Dewey
~ 90, 1S2 Fulton-st., NeW-A orb, for st.OO.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
pporrsTANT EPISCOPAL MISSIONS.

A missionary conference, under the auspices of
Protestant Episcopal Church III the United States,
was begun last evening at Calvary Church, at
Fourth-ave. and Twenty. .frst-st. The meeting was
Church. which was led by Bishop Bedell, Of
Ohio, assisted by Bishop Clarkson;, of Nebraska,
Bishop Hare, OF Niobrara, DR.. living, Secre-
tary of the Domestic Committee on Missions,
AMI DIR. Addison of Washington.
The serIaon was preached by Archdeacon kirkby
representing the board of managers, from Matthew
GOSPEL shall be preached this thing she hath done
shall be remembered of her." In the course of his
seruon ne said that there was great need of Or
Ranized society of women who should superintend
the sending of supplies TO missionaries, well as
send out women missionaries.
To-day's session will open with an address by
Bis .op Doane, of the Albany diocese, after which
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
THE NEW.FNGIAND SOCIETY.

The New England Society held its seventy-slTyith
annual meeting at DelmonlcoS last evening ne nc
hand. There had been expended in charities
$1l53. The secretary, /. p Hubbard reported 6 ine
annual members 10: Withdrawals, 80 deaths, IL :;
present membership, l,3Ol-the largest ever, re-
ported Among the deaths were those OF )r: ): u
The monument committee reported that the pIonu-
ment to commemorate the landing of the Pilgrims
would be ready in the course of the year; the con
tract for il had been made with Mr. ward, inc
sculptor Twenty-three new members were elected;
also two life members. President Arthur was
elected an honorary member. The ticket homina'eu
at the special meeting on December ) was then
pl,ptpd
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
URGING TEMPERANCE REFORM.

A. NJ Powell, Of The National Temperance 1drocaie'
read n paper before the National Temperance So-
ciety as Association Hall yesterday afternoon on
"The relations of the National Government to the
be wise 10 have n commission on liquor traffic ap-
pointed 10 investigate and report in rega7d &c the
manufacture and sale of liquor and the evils winch
grow theretrom. William +. Dodge VINO presided
at the meeting introduced DR.. Willard Parker, who
spoke about the crimes which we're occasloned hy
liquor Mr. Morris of Trenton, offered resolution
asking Congress to appoint a commission on lguor
traffic and requesting the various States to propose
an amendment to the Constitution prohibiting the
importation sale and manufacture OF liquors 1t
was unanimously adopted.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
LECTURE ON THE MAMMOTH CAVE.

At meeting of the New-York Academy of Sci
ence. No. IL West Thirty y-frst-st, Monday evening
w. LIE Conte Stevens delivered an address on the
Mammoth Cave of Kentucky" The speaker gave
a description of the cave and its surroundings
speaking particularly of the geology of the region
and the causes which led to the formation OF the
cave. \. l.. Britton spoke few words concerning
the geology of Staten Island
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
Tea Ware
Solid Silver.

The Gorham Company Silver
smiths have an assortment of Silver
services, including all kinds of elab-
orately chased patterns, such as In
dian, Japanese, Old English, ETC.,
besides a very complete stock of the
palmer styles desirable for family uSe'
81 Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS.
TIE VOTE OF VIRGINIA.

THE VOTE OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 13.-The vote of Vlr-
gna at the late election declared by the Legislature
Yesterday is given below with the vote cast In 1880:
Repub Dem. Total Piu
lssl-GoyernOr. lt.473 99757 2l.&39 iit56 I.rai
ISSI-It Gov. Ill 1853 99G29 t2lI9lS ll,C3O Read
is86-President sS,6S9 tl21976 2lIel5 i4'aS7 Dem.
.Readuster and Rep votes. Including $50 Imperfect
votes for Barbour Dem) and l55 for Lewis ep JHiiJ
Derl votes for Hancock a. j27 eadlustor votes,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PnrE 5renue Hotet-SenatOr Warner Miller OF
Herkimer N " and the Rev Dr Ayrault OF Geneva "
Ej0h drrHUe Hote-EN-f OvcTnOr X. B Bniock OF
GEORGIA J. Drexel Of Philadelphia and Perry H. smith.
Of Chicago go Windsor HoeAdmiral sir Whnam iewe5,'
81 England Amasa Stone Of Cleveland j. ~. MCCun0ngl
OF Psbur1 and j. Adams, President OF the NewforA
Pennsylvania and ohio Railroad Company GIdnd tenua ,5
UIEIudgc pacifcns ord of California Neto YORK Hotet
Augustus sehoonmaker, of Kingston, n " and A. LEO
Knott of baltimore BreUOOrf HOUss-State Senator Is
Y Baker tr- - Union Square HOtet-Captan r. \ Iaud OF
the steamship city OF Montreal. GTdd HO<tChighee1 H
VI DoarN ell
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
THE NEW-JERSEY COMMISSION.

TRENTON, n. j., Dec. 13.-The COnstitu-
tona Commission met here to-day, when reports were
received from the committees putting in proper shape
the various amendments which have already been con-
sidered. Among them is one providing for biennial
sessions OF the Legislature. The Commission adjourned
10 Friday 23d ins when final action will be takcn on
ali amendments -
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
DFCFMBER FOG.

Once or twice there was a slight attempt at rain,
bn so Slight that even at the Signal Service Station
the amount could not be estimated. The WIND blew
fweniV-four miles an hour i'll SOuthwesterly dlrec-
6on About noon the atmosphere cleared and the
air was as warm il is in spring The contrast be-
tween tine weather now and that OF year agolsst
Inc On December IL, 1880, the thermometer indi-
rafed 81 above zero; on the 10TH 100 above, and
there was skating at Central Park. On the rivers
the fog was so dense yesterday morning that navlc
pstion was seriously interrupted. The number OF
rps made by the ferry boats was reduced by laying
mo half of the boats. The long ferries made longer
hne trips by practising extreme cautlousneSs. Inc
them not arriving until after noon. The steamship
State of Nevada came up the bay about IL o'clock
near the barge Office as well as damaging her bows.
The pilot saw that the vessel drawing too close
TO the wall and ordered the anchor let go just IN
time 10 prevent her from striking. She afterward
backed of and anchored in the North River.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14

there will be an informal discussion on domestic
missions followed by address on Indian missions
bv Bisbop Hare, of Niobrara. In the evening there
viii he a general missionary meeting i'll which sew
eral clergymen from abroad will take part
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC,
TO-DAY.
s-.,, 7leI Noon rises O2O Clock slow. im52s
n un s.fs " "a Moon sontns GlS hoousage, days -
HIGH wATUR TO-DAY-A. VI.
e,,,, Hook l1g GOV Island. l59 Iel Gatc... 3'is
r.iE wArEE rO-DAY-P. N.
sandy Hook. li0 GOV. Island ~ lip V1'o'''' a'
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
LIGHT VOTE IN WISCONSIN.
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THE CAPITAL QUESTION IN COLORADO.

The official returns from Colorado show that
Denver was chosen the permanent capital by vote
Of 3O24s as against l5249 for all other points. The
vote was divided as follows Denver, 302iS Pueblo,
COZ; Colorado Springs, 4,790; Canon City. 27e9 :;
Salida. 6D5 scattering 929.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
,ccRIEvED CAPITALISTS NOT PRESENT.

An advertisement was published recently. asking
grieyed at the excessive taxation which the law
passed May 26, 1880, taxing certain corporations
font stock companies and associations had put upon
them should meet yesterday at the office OF Hugh
H. Camp, the secretary of the st. Joseph Lead Com
pany, at 1880 D. m, to take measures to have the
law amended if possible. At the time ap-
iawyer ono capitalist, boOkkeeper
and an ofice-boy present. In the next twenty min
ntes two more reporters and or two representa-
fiyes of corporations came in. Mr.. Camp then ex-
plained that he had called the meeting on his own
responsibility and that those persons interested
in other corporations apparently not so much
opposed to the law he was, he would adjourn the
meeting subject 10 call This seemed 20 meet the
approval of the reporters and they filed out without
e:opping to vote the question. " This was not a
very successful camp-meetng," said the lawyer, as
he drew on his gloves sadly, thinking apparently of
the fees he might have obtained If the meeting had
f,een snccessful,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
LUNDBoRG's PERFUME,
Marechal Mel Rose.

RUprURE-Relieved and cured by DR.. J. A.
shermans method without the injuries rsses naie Prn
cipal Office broadway. Consultation days Monday Tues
day and Saturday. Branch ohce, 302 Wanutst, Phadel
phia Consultation days wednesday. Thursday and Friday
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14

An unusual advantage TO purs
chasers of SILKS Il VELVETS
is NOW offered by
JAMES McCREERY 4 co.
a large lot of Rich Novelties
i'm effective designs and color
ings has been marked at very
low prices, to secure their sale
bef0Pe making stock inventory
i'm January.
LANES NcCREERY & Co..
Broadway and Eleventh Sta,
NEVY-YORK.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
Announcements A
DR.. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS.
A valuable toilet luxury.

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
l4i LoxinS Ston.sve, near 20thst Hours 10 AMI TO
Attention 10 Gentlemen.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14

Thousand ladies have found sudden re-
lief from by the use Of Lydia Pnhhams Veg
femaes Send Mrs Lydia 4. Pipkham as3 Wessernave,
Lynn, Mass, tor Pamphlets.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
Old DIR. Pitchers remedy for
Children.

MOTHERS, CastOria is a remarkable preparatoE
Purely Vegetable. 1t is pleasant effective and perfectly
harmless assmates the food Sour Stomach, Com
stipa,ion Flatulency and Darrhen and gives robust
health and natural sleep Possessed Of such relabis
remedy wakeu fretfulnes may avoided and the mother
obtain needful rest
DIR. Alex. Robertson. 1o57 I'd Ave, NJ. ":
'Castoria Is especially adapted TO children"
DR.. H. A. Archer, s2 Portland Ave. Brooklyn,
prescribe it as superior any known remedy"
Dr. A. j. Green, RoycrtOn, Ind;
pleasant, harmless and wonderfully eficacious"
Castoria is rot Narcotici
It cures Fevcrishuess and destroys Worms Castoria' 8
superior in Pargorc Morphine Syrups o. Castor
Oil, without being or dangerous
Millions Of Delighted Mothers
pronounce Castora the most prompt and satisfactory pre-
paation ever 900 drops in bottle 35 Doses 30
cents Druggists authorized refund the cost it fals
to relieve or cure cases which is recommended.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-19
sHERIFF,s SALES.
SHERIFF's SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
i First Judicial District Of the Ststs Of Ne
vsda. in and for th. county OF Storey g: r.
hUBBELL. plAlntin, vt. MRS. o.. r. VII.
LIAMS, defendant. - Under ana by virtue
Of IN order OF sale and decree iorecioainf
sftsr Described, Issued ont Of the District Court
Of the First Judicial District. In and for the
county Of STOREY. .ststs Of Nevads. On the OH dsy
Of October, A. D, ls01, In the above entitled 90
tion, wherein o. p. HUBBELL, the above:
named pisintin. obtained Judgment and
d'erss scainst sid nhs. Q 2. W!LLIAMS, ds.
the sum OF Sassi, with Interest on the sum Of
Slii7 30 thereof from June 6th, 1851. q the nate
Of two (2) per cent. psr month till paid, and for
the sum Of tle 30 taxed costs OF salt, I'D FOR
the further sum Of % 10 Ulsrk's sccruing coefs.
and expenses OF sale: which flid decree his
been recorded b. the Clerk OF SAID Court n
decree am commanded 70 sell sll that esstsin
lot or parcel OF land situated. lying and -.
log In the city OF Virginia, county OF storey,
Stats Of Nevada, described % follows: TO VII;
Lot number eight tsl In Block One Hundred
and Nine Q09). Range "0," . LAID down on
mensIng twenty tso) isst north Of the south
west corner OF said lot; running thence north
twenty.nv (a5) feet; the nee east dfty l6o) fees
thence south tive aty.dvs (2e) fest; thsnoe west
any lool fsss 70 the place of beginningi
twenty. day OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1851,
between the houn Of Q o'clock 4. y. and =
O'Clock p. M-vix; ct IL O'Clock noon-I viii
ssli oil the riuht title claim and interest o tho
said defendant. MRS. O. p. WILLIAMS, which
sne bad to the same on the I'd day OF MAY. A.
slnce In front OF the CJun.houso doors, In
virginia. Storey county. Nevsds, st public auc.
ton, Tor cash 10 hand, 70 the highest and bsst
bidder. 70 satisfy said Judgment and decree,
with Interest and costs and sccIuing costs OF
sale, In United States gold coin;
WIN. ]. HANKS,
Sheriff Of Storey county. Nevada.
BY J. z. MoDoHALp. Deputy sheriff.
Dated virgins CITY, October 8, 1881.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-19
CoLrlsu DAYS.

A said good by at the station
In little country town.
And kissed away the tear drops
While her hair fell bewitchingly dowr
And she looked at me 80 sweetly
And said. "You will not forget
] swore to her I'd DO faithful.
And called her dear little pet.
Then the train bore me back to the city
To busily toll each day;
There was scarcely time to remember
Ny girl 90 far away.
But when the day was ended.
Aud I sat In silence alone.
Then I thought Of the little daisy
Ishould claim some day - my own.
Three nights bore up brsvely
Al I thought Of the time to come;
Three nights I tried TO be cheerful.
But was only silent and glum.
And then upon the fourth night
gave my mustaehe twirl.
Put on my killing necktie
And-eallsd on another girl.