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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06

same year TO williSn Timpson The Price se, vas +
10000 for lot 100 feet by 400 feet. he SON II
In 1885 TO James Frteland for $1,000, taking q
MORTGAGE and the~attor TO Jasper I9s o Ioa
So, 600 subject 20 the mortgage OF > lz'V,uJ' lnc
northern half of tlis block was sold W isa ~,
Wrights executors 10 George Il Ae's VI TO- $500 III
lot being 90 feet by 100 bringing ~ sou. Aust l1u
it 10 Tbonas Burlock for $3.50 m 1850 taklng
mortgage for $40 OO0 and Buriock to Jasper nI"aec
yenor for 500 900 who thus became the owner on
the entire block subject TO Two oi's"se9 u
So. 900 for which be- had paid ~ oUD;
Then legal complications cnsucd; Inc lois VIZ
conveyed through several different hands, ana lore
closure suits and proceedings IN chauccII i0lloWeo
but in $40 Jasper Grosyenor again held possession
of the block IN 1877 he sold the southern nan 20
r. Dwight Porter and Theodore W o1laoI loiltI
The lot was 100 feet by $50, aud the Iilte
%24 600 curious question arose rs 20 the ,itle ID
the corner of the block at Thifd-aye and fmty1
seyenti-st This corner had been mortgaRod' ha9
been in chancery and sold for taxes. and assigneH
to II. Abel who was 10 hag the sidewalk 81 lhiia-
ave for thirty years: hut 1t was finally assigned 70
the MesSrs. Porter. who also obtained the Ielt %
the block Theodore w Porter died IA 20, ls1fi
ING DR.. Porter his next of Kin. Tho latter sou
nearly half the block from below the houses 20
1hird-aye to the Messrs. Kennedy, who coNeieu 'ne
land with buildings.
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CIIFNDAIls TINS DAY.

e,,,.,r f,.,fr t.utulrgs-IJeld hy N"noauc J.'ogrt
o. 3D. gD. 3D. Calendar called % u g. 3D. no. 81 ,fs.
.. 50. 10 90 l.' To-, I,oi, ss.5' ''' ''' '''
t.,.,r roi.,1 lsf >UgAi Tggn Hold by Presiding Jus
DO BAH. ard Judges Brady end Da1,lH "g6 gt-r -
io ia n-Nl. s. ~, .. 3 2. o. o. 90 -, ~, s 81 ~.
4 a. " co. ~ "a. g. 81. t3J l&G. li,l l5a lai 1885,
ili A. Trav -Ta1cmore. court 9pen' q 10 90 a. p
~. 1890 $50. 1000 100, W. lo.9 s-o. 1886 49, ssh
ST. ..-p POI. 500 MS lll9. ,ai
~ lion 900 aIis 2tl0 29a5. Boz 25il, @sO- 3Uls,
glt- nsi 3Oll ltIl n. hai. ~ f,f' DOW, ai't, --''t
81 s. seG 1907 ao 5oat, 37lH and -oath"tck ACT first
p,ar Ntn sora -four opens 1890 a n.-Caso
o So $780, Bower rtr. uFt 'rlf q ST. 40 Day calalf D.
PAgr ~Io-, oofi 2Sh, e. 10 G;' t 2,
t-uo ls-- fi 1885, 422 ii1< @l1i, 2@3, 4i~i, liN2,
i-a7 ifo& 4-nl $685. t77f. too 4!g3 1901 4lao zoos
eVi,a aud ~r and Freedman Court opens &c 4
"a Do SEQ. "a. 49,. 49, @-, :. lb.
sS,'.i,.i iNi st ia MA 81. &0 g. IS 80
TnfAL TEEG rAUr- T. 81 and ili-Adoufned for The
C6rmos PLE,.s-0rsTuAt TrRY Held by Chitf5uso~ g.
D. DAILY and Judges Van Nisnt and h.lfh ol opens W u
NO - 4 I2. D. d, 3 lt, ~. l1, no. l. 20 la.
sILcLu rEgM-J. p Daily, J.-c0lrt opens al u a. NJ
u oiTii TFsu- Adjourned for The term
TRIAL TrIN PAN Va to.- cur N" w *
I9,- 500 i0i. 1913 1916 1925 1851, llya, llC ia,
ilg a5 i95s 1926 1921 1922. 1928, 1880, 1891. lSS-
PAN II-Adlourued Tor ne tern. ,,,c
pApr TIf-AdiOufued 90 Mund il, NAY 70.
utrt.r conn ILRn Pact i-iird DY NeniiiI~
Cont opens al i0 He'd IN hooi y. gu, % c &C.,
60. t1s Sl0l og02 $500 ~ -, o&Lo nnlF tnso ~
$50 axis eio5 6sO3 02T7 j,5a, 5'lI $40 S5Vl o6'l
Sles; SOf2 uawes. Court opens q 10 a. ulIea n
Room P cts Balhos J@Io, "S''' a''' 1000 ''i' D~'i'
' Fs 'l~Uope opens e. 70 "a g 9zsa q =. ~
Reom D. Ciy y ,4 s5it sais Goa0 56is 65io 5G5G
Sggst SsiS Ca39. 1855, C35s C56l. o5s5' O37O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06
THE COURTS.
SUIT AGAINST DIR. sAYRE.

Miss Annie Morgan has begun an action IN The
Supreme Court against Dr. Lewis IT. Sayfe, 20 recover
$4,000 for alleged matieat'ncnt Tie complaint re-
ctss that Mss Morgan was IL ISIS under tho proieS-
siOual of Dr sayrc. who administered 20 her max
yomca or styclnne IN sHch excessive doses that her
nc was put ia Jeopardy and her constitution impaired Tor
lie. Mss Morgan says that she was unable Tor le'
Rod OF Eighteen months subsequently, 20 the treatment
hy Dr. savrc. TO perform any work. and was compelled
90 20 Europe 90 regain her health the expenses ~ the
journey amounting 20 S1,0O5.
d. sayre, 10 iis answer 10 the complaint makes q
general denial. Justice Donohue denied yesterday q
motion made ON behalf Of Dr. sayro for order to a-
point Drs I. G.. Thomas Thomas A. Emmett, Moniroae
A. Paltu and III. D. Aic0l "a commission u FhthIN,
Miss Moyan. with Wow To- ascertain the rel nature on
her Illness and tho caUf OF ler alleged disability 4tt
motion opposed on the ground. among others, I'M
t not made iu good faith, bnt Only ~ nhh1 w.
plaintiff and 60 shook her scnshillilis 40 sich l'-'
that che would drsis further prosecuting Ae. h
tinn. ~ also argued that rho granting OF INC niY
zion would expose te persecution 30 surprise ON lhe
Trial. sncc technical u.iurs and terms nla ln.,tcie Oh
proic-. Jual know ledge would be brought INTO tht con
rpvcf-y which the counsel for Mss Morgan "oulu te-
lulrc time properly iO meet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06
REPORT Is FAVOR or oLEoMARGARrSE.

REPORT fN FAVOR or OLEoMARGARISE.
ALBANY, Nav 5.--In the Assembly TODAY the
bill preventing tle aduitration Of food aud drugs wa.
made the special order fUr wednesday next Tie Com
nittee Pshhc Health submitted report be- cleo
margarine and lard chcesc bin MeesIs. Lewis and
Roberts dissenting Tho report states that Lcac arl
ces are moi unhoatfu and recommends that no ocne
be imposed upon their manufacture or sale.
The following bills were reported: Incorporating tho
Methodist Episcopal Hospital IN Broolyn, which Wa.
ordered % O. third reading; amending the charter
OF the Aston Library; 20 widen East One-hun
dredth-st., Eew-York, from Thiniaye. To- the Harlem
River: providing foT The payment Of assessments oI
street Improvement The Twelfth Ward north 81 One
hundred and nifty flth ~. and In the Twenty tlnd and
Twenty fourth Wards q TIE city Of NeW-York
Mr. Niles has brought IN BIN relativo 90 the Office al
Register OF NewYork which proposes % place le Hog
istcr on salary and gives the Governor the appointment
OF cashier who IA 10 appoint clerks.
The blu for the inspection OF alien Cmlgrunts and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06

Judge Blatcllord yesterday handed down an
opinion la the United states Circuit Court IN TIE suil
brought iu cQu!t.by Rrhoeca Gray eNccuirX Of wilson
VI. Gray, against the National steamship Company Inc
-ni vas lroueh u The state Conrt' originally {" fr
cover damages for the loss Of the plaintiffs husband
who wal Killed. ia % collision between tie sieainfllp
pouls, yana and foinc soows In New-fork hafD"r ON
October -. 1867. Tie steamship was then owned by
IA, National Steam ay-atiOn Company, Limited "i" %
verdict obtained against that company. Ia the
meantime, however the company went into iiluidlon'
is property transferred 10 the Natona steamship
Company and there were assets 10 levy on sui was
then begun IN The Circuit Court against The National
Sf,lurlip Comrany. Judge Biatchfori holds m ne
opinion hpndra down Yesterday that at the time ~ t'
collision The rennsl lygna nn the property OF thc
National Steamship Company aud that tAt COMPANY
AID the National Transportation Company we're 40
acparate aud distinct corporations. The bill II therefore
dismissed. 49,,
This decision ~ Judge Ilachfords diposes o. an the
case. which have been heard by him, nnd for the rl
tnc n tnc history OF the Court IN te District accord
ing 20 United states Commissioner shields who ha' Dcn
one Of 3D.. officers for than quarter of century,
the Judge IL not an arrears oi the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06

their effects by the Commissioners OF hnlsrEl'on i
been ordered % thiri reading - .o,e-,,,.
Ing the assessnicut aud taxation 0i certain co,
etc, in the city of EeW-fork in l'sV, hl ~ a., tt,,n
credit 60 certain corporation 10y 49,, -,
la -afd ytnr wa ordered go third rcndint ,,,,.,
Ia the senate the Din comforting a'iaitulii W. i,-
reported faronllv. SIT hat1r introduced i.l' G
better regulation % ihe RcFairra once oi liz re
Cls1r Cemetery A-sociaton property in Nr" l".N .ci,
frou ali easements levied on % between ih' car"
and 1876. ..,,,,,,
The bin restricting tho right 90 grant, use or 9e' ~
Contra. Park New York. Tor Che purpose Oi llh.' l
or ylii-i0u h,rlrne lass vifiDuf the Governor aS-
nature. 10 was however. i''u,n hy him. 81. "a.
Ihc Citizens and IaAiattIr As.ufi ron ' ~ ,iif
CIV ~ fc rrIrcst of which tie Sow lolh lct- u %
ras introduced iu tho senate to-day. in lriteF io
senator Aston ufrcq Che ur yearly proLtf or the he
ci icr 30 over 10000. and bitterly lnfclrhe uen1
~ irrispuu.llty of tho Register citing cases wh
crrus hagc sustained severe Inses ~ ctOf "''no"'
bonn. aAnrl.l aAl illals Ol IolIl.L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06

THE COMMITTED RTpoHT THAT GROSS FRAUDS WEI
COMMITTED.

lBY TEIDEArn TO IIiE TMnuTl
ALBAEY, May 5.-Thc Asembly Committee
on Commerce aud Navigation B.sde -cscrr report 20.
dag the result oi their fecrafion Of thc Docl De
paIfnefd Of New York. T.. A. Carpenter. Que of tie
COMMITTEES. said that further examination would die
close great corruption Ia the anaifs Of the depar lt
The report with the recommendation thereon, Wa
Adopted b, the Assembly A is a. follows:
Your committee 4at@ that partial ~ VEN imam
pietc examination Of thc mattJs rcicrfed 60 di.t..
among other Things TIE following. That gro4. irrec
Iaffies exist $50 nearly every branch ~ the
of locke Flint. 800 that there has been criunnI mn
fre Ina the kee ping of hooks of said department 80
opd IN fiat hero las been criminal negligence ia fie
collection N rentals hy which hundreds ~ hou-anf a.,
dollars have been lot to to CITY OF New ork la oi
there ha- been srsr diucaiion Of the fund, Of te
said department and that large portion OF the sainr
has b6eu covered up hy false cutrirs ns books ln
view 81 the fcfh shown y fAe timult taken
before yOr committee. and the belief ~ committee
founded upuu Information which has 10 res Fno,
ledge that other md rt fire -laTc eKisf iu snd de-,
parfieat touching the matters rcfofrtd o. H. your
cnritiee feels ifseh Warranted IN asking for power o
employ on expert ~ examine thc book account yo.h
a aud an other papers iu sd department and Tor ma
fbory 20 cont iuo the examination heretofore ordercd
drina the fecees o. THE icgatnrc, and that the com
nfec report the next Assembly or before Ialtarv
1ssZ with the evidence taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06
gHr BIgLE socITT MlNlGENEYE
yr.ssvprros OF FORMER cHARGEs, AND INQUIRY
,,,ro TIE BUSINESS CONDUCT OF THE HsnIU-


,,-ro TIE BUSINESS CONDUCT OF THE NSTIU-
TON.
To me Edftor Of The Trfbuae.
SIR; Several letters published in the columns
NJ ruE TmnrsR and aligned Inquirer" crucisiug the
management Of the American Bible Society, have called
forth considerable comment from the secretaries 81 the
soccty and from PARTON Of the religious press 81 New
York and q circular Ia response 10 them oonsisiins or
An article oopicd from ne NcoYok O6ecrcr. has been
Issued TO the public, the annns ofwhch v shown IN the
following extract
when "a man assails the character OF q woman, or q
minister OF the Gospel and carefully cOnccals bic own
r.n,e 40 "a % shield himself frOm the rreo when The
innaice and injury exposed lac IS rghtcourly &c
,ried Ia bad There viii al says Dc new siapers,
ns and secular, ready 10 circulate oalumnica in The
sha of querr- aud bad man nattcrs hiinscn that by
rofeasine 10 b. Inquirer in search of truth, he
nav with more effect give currency 10 biz inbnustons
And vet this circular and the article of which 1t Is a
COPY were published anonymously
here repeat that solemny believe that every state
mont every Inference and oyery nsnuaion made In the
---ous. communications Of /" InanreT " I'LL TkIp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06
Rtsr FALL NOTES

At Providence Yesterday the Providence
Club defeated tlc Bo-ton- Dog score OF to2
The Buffalo and Detroit Clihs played ~ Bufao yes
toraF tac llttcr being ycfornu- hr score Of to l.
Tler, was game 90 Cleveland yesterday on tccount
~ rlu
Tho Troy Club mode excellent fghi Tor thc snrrem-
acy ou i-oFu grounds },-.cri hr' il' Won este Do
proved srun. fur t. uUf huHffrr, nHt tHFItf l'
nirs, hud been played. 100. following b. tne scofe uy
inair-r.
Wnrc,silr. ID ID . % % % o o % %
T.... % % % % % % IS
Tho Harvard University Clrh Dictated pho Amber
College tuD 80 C.mhuiyr on " tdncsda!, hy % <,ofc
40 d BOD Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06
rIc1IHs or 4Hf C0ID.BGIcE STISDLE

The surmise 81 the police that the "gold-hr,k
,,indlc" had found victims in this city before u
VIVA tried on Wr. Ellie and faued proved correct On
"Wednesday tNo person.. Who decd n'd 20 give their
r.rtr. ilruiili,d tho prisoner johnson Ht Police
Ii,tlanlricir a- flr man SO ho bad -Wiirrd thrm in
fle manner described one hIi lo-t -, 900 nfd tho
..i.r - 600 They declined Oh prosecute johnson
l.ai-, Of che uu9 Foidahl. exposure 81 th ir or y
criminal FOLLY. u scXPcried tAat There aIe stlli
other victims OF thr sriudle 10 rus city. hut the
i,lic, despair of BRINGING lhe tsiudlers 60 justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06
DISCOURAGED ABOUT TIE FAIR,

One of the Commissioners Of tire Worlds
Fair stated yesterday that the Commissioners
sersng the way for closing mp the work OF the Com
misaiDn There outstanding debis, he shid, the
money received from Subscribers would be returned
and formal statement 0f the situstou made 20 the
President The conditional and unconditional subscrp.
tions OF stock did not aBoan % than SlOoO0OO
whoruas fully IS 900 600 would be needed 30 carry out
The eterprfse snoctssfully He thought IL better
for the Commissioners 20 acknowledge their faue nov
frankly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06
LIQUOR LICENSES REfUsED.

FREtHoLD, n. j.. May 5.-At the present
session ~ Che Court the presiding Justice p h. fouddcr
has laid many Of thc applications ior quor ucons
ErhtysiE licenses n a have been granted and twenty
three Laid over Aulmblr Of rcm0usiranccs. signed by
the citizens of Long Branch have n presented 60 tho
Court against the licensing OF several places Tho Court
has refused act fourteen applications Tor Licenses
Long Branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06

Pierre b. Mauran, doctor recently living at
$50. n West Eiry,nih-.t pui up si.m when he
lrft the housc stating tlat Lc dad removed hi,'of-
foe 90 another place. While living at 40. ~ West
Tlcycnth--t. hr bad made Liw obn9"nns 10
fhc l,s-ec of thr hou-,. jumr- b1rilry. Nhrn ne
removed Barley painted beneath thc sigu which
Naurun Dad pasfel up " For which wr ARE truly
thankful" For chs Naurn hal iarhlt} arrested
aIa hrw9sfalrn helnr Justice y rgln rIn"sda}.
Afcr promising, 90 have the words erased, hc was
DISCHARGED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06

ALBANY, May BIN the Senate to-day the
CARPENTER Ploiag, bin NO. p Of The Assembly vns
finally greed upon, passed and taken 10 the Governor
Tho bin trcmpta frnm pifoiacc a vessels under 100
harden senator Jacobs. Who G4i year defeated o
similar il, pr0ntrcd AN amendment rcpeahnR on laws
relating 90 p'ioavr 30 Hell Gnfr. Sentor Nliai" %
Iluruingy pointed out that the amcudwcut Was rr"i-
rrcl merely go throw The bin back into The Assembly
The amendment rejected, nud TIE biii va. uf u
pa--Cd hy vote OF 3B tu .. Senator Jacobs hrr"hUt
introduced his udilent independent lil, ana
LI.n ul...I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06

ALBANY, May 5.-The Conference Commit
tee on The New-York strcotCleanng bills held I'VE
minutes session This evening The Republican majority
Of the Assembly committee said that they were stHi
firmly ~ the opinion that The Carpenter substitute Tor
oU the bills should Doe adopted. The senator. then To-
rIpsicd au adjournment tili tomorrow. not rin'lht any
rcasous The request granted II Is tusrt tea tn-i
there g0fiationl going on, bat thtf nature
has not set been revealed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06

A1BANy, Nav 5.-Thc joint Committee on
Ase..meut and Taxation. with iho Commission met to-
NIGHT Judrc Van Colt. from tine Commis'on.
rcno-tcd two b-la orc imposing tax on
hrokcrs' sales ~ stock 'rtrs md commofi' i's
Tho rate ~ fhc tnv therein imposed be- very ~ Dr. VIZ
qfI.fb ~ PET cent or % cents each 500 or The
ralrs value THE other h i poses light tax on Coint
oral Inheritance and ON corporate tru-t MORTGAGE
mud. A Min under CONFEDERATION imposing % tax on
mo- Insurance companies aid one taxing saIngs banks
will be Fcndy eOuu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06

Don't you think we ought to so,o,.,o o.-
nl-'hi, p said lady 10 her friend Do yon not a.,
h"w rhsibq ihey have become They are bs.1nna, ~
,ai r,h oiLcr % and ass end al sorts of di.ae
H'r INN g. " On, n1." was hr calm reply ri t6s,,
60 on tLey have known each ofhor for MOI. 49,
about" '' """N '"'g uic tsiAih8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

OBSTRUCTION II THE ASSEMBLY.
THE DEMOCRATIC AssEMBLY2rRN csU-!NG DEIAf
AND ANNOYANCE-TnE DOCK DEPARTMENT
DTTwTD CORRrPr.
In the Assembly yesterday the Democrat
tried obstruction, but were compelled TO yicid
and allow the Troy Election bin 20 be passed.
The report on the Ncw-lor, Dock Department
says that gross frauds have been committed
The hill 20 abolish Hell Gate pilotaee fees was
passed yesterday Another fuitlcss conference
on the Street Cleaning bills has been held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06
Gin heal gslair for Sale.

. DvFPTIsFNENTS FOR THE NEW
~ ,clfg -TulBt' ~ VIII. bk RECEIVE 40 2 Iiis
TprOWN OPTICS 40 l,ksS Broadway, coih.t ihliy'
EOS " ct Iwfuly .thrl-st., cover frlt avs
80 " Fss Fori,sn A. coslc 300 80 ,it i-.S
-, conner Fo, -ut. af The bAtlIa plN-s,
sea nI sud 300 fhigd asfs, efarI %, lAlio 'er
f,.,. hsi ri % 3. m. ~ regular 0nct l.i r,
DLOCK OF LOTS between Madison aad n
ID avs for .a.c rutland & WHITING, iEl has'n 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06
BASE B4LL ~ TWO CITIES.

The eamc Of base hal between the Metro
poan Club and The jasper Climb. Of the Manhattan Col
logc ai the Polo Grounds csorday easy victory
for tue professional eab. Following Is the score ~ inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06
~ Rlels,dg, Hana

$50 mansion and onthnifings wiit ia, srres
- 'lt 0n rsaiWAv. block n...i r,e..- n '..
A'' 80 afnn@sea Fiusi ing T. = James MOOD s,yoco
~ h. H. Afnil.r son
Asi .,s9ry fr3m. hn.lding gifi lof. 30 8sf F,,f
Mosf '''' ''- -'A'ff"fs $500
ilo,ss a-fh. Ct. 55nwof Istaye, 2jrloo. Tho. "o'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06

club o. O p " i"'Ah
Metropolitan. ............ 81
Jasper. ..------...I " 4" F" ' " w NJ W "
IN The game ou the Union Grounds brooklyn. f's.er
day between thc Atlantic and NDu-Yoik Clubs o. go
Eastern Ioa Aa.oc.1'lpu. fhe Atlantic club yae thc
victor Tho s.Ofr i- a- follows:
ciro. lI2Ia 81 b 4. . ro's
S Ss.'ls -. 3 .S.2.S Il 3 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06
REAL ESTATE.

Nf"-foaE Thursday. Neg .. 1871.
Inc following sales were held at the Exchange
saiesro0n to-day: e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06
Gilp llropsrip h)anieS.

w ANTED-For Cash CustOmer-jt>xlOO 20
w gGO ietgorr Nader lane and gsnd lcar. AID lama
Al. prri,r corner. RI LAND q WHITING, tfss1ish'~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-16
The Old Maid.

Yes; she's an 'fold maid" And
you young people laugh at her and
speak OF her with asor.of contempt
uous pity. She has earned this from
you simply through growing old.
Simply because her face has ever go
little altered it's outlines. The bloom
on her cheek has faded, and she has
not for a companion a man to make
her miserable. Yet she has heart
full, may be, OF affection and sympa-
thy and longing for an object on
which to exspend it. You laugh at
her capacity for loving, but in reality
it's no laughing matter, LIS about
the most serious quality belonging
to these hearts Of ours. Is is. when
unqualified, the cause Of more pain
and agony than all other agencies
affecting US put together. 1t ia as vital
to human health and happiness as the
air we breathe. Could you see with
your eyes or realize with your minds
half the pain and deeolation existing
10 thousands Of households through
unmet and minated love. you would
never speak CONTEMPORARY OF the
old maid. Il is but the outer skin
and muscle that is cd. The heart
within is ga young ga ever. though
little warped. may be, 8 little soured,
little eccentric through the trial
and misery of lite marTed through
lack OF sympathy.
It is only the thoughtlessDe ss OF
profound ignorance which treats these
subjects with combined giggle and
jest. When next you see the old
maid remember that, though sur
rounded by human forms OF her own
kith and kin, yet she may be Journey
ing through life alone. Alone for
years in that awful solitude. ashamed
and afraid to speak to any OF her
hearts deepest yesrnings and long
ings; alone, longing for the compani'
ship which she knows can never
come; alone, slighted, neglected, and
deemed now lonly fit for duties from
which eyes and beauty are now ex-
empt from; alone, suffering year by
year this hopeless hunger of the
heart. Young people. this is your
day of triumph. 1t may be short.
You, too, may suffer as she does.
Fifteen, twenty years hence, you also,
through the appearance of few
may realize that the coveted
surface admiration of others is desert
ing you for the last ewly-blossomed
lower. You may learn that surface
is at its beat bat heartless
and heartless admiration
g close to the cruelty which ridicules
he old msid.-N. 7. Graphic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-16
Advertising that Paid.

John Manning, Sheriff of Dead
wood, D. T., was in st. Louis on
BUSINESS. and he remembered that
a year before a st. Lauis man had
been up to Deadwood and left ow-
ing a man several hundred dollars,
which was to be paid as soon IS he
got home. Manning met the man
in St. Louis, and he said he would
| hand hin the morey next day. The
day passed and the money did not
come, though the man was amply
able to pay.
One morning Manning inserted q
personal in one Of the newspapers to
the effect that if the man who left
Deadwood between two days did not
pay the money he forgot to pay,
before night, the whole circumstance
would be published the next day. The
notice was signed, John Manning,
Sherig of Desdwood." Before 81
O'Clock young man called at Man.
ning's Hotel and said he had come to
pay $22 be had borrowed to get out
OF Deadwood. Manning found out
who the money was borrowed from |
and took il to carry to the Deadweod |
citizen, remsrking that he was not |
the man referred to, bat it was a
mighty mean sheriff who would not |
carry money to a friend. The next |
man to call was the one he wanted,
and he paid the money and apollo
gized, and begged the sheriff not to
say nothing about it. During the
day seven citizens of st. Louis callal
on Manning and paid him money for
citizens of Deadwood. believing the
sheriff had reference to them in his
notice; and after be had gone away,
another citizen called and asked tie
clerk for Manning, but the clerk said
the other fellows had ali been there
and paid up, and this man had better
keep his money. The sheriff sad he
always thought advertising paid, but
he never had it demonstrated to his
satisfaction before.