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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

David Dillon, one Of the Oldest and best
known Battery boatmen. is missing, and IL
is feared he has been drowned. Yesterday
he took out passenger TO bark at anchor
of the Highlands Of Navesink. After put
ting his passenger on board he was directed
70 lie alongside Of the bark with his skifi
until the passenger was ready to return.
When the mans business with the barks
commander had been completed, he dis.
covered that the painter connecting Dill
Ions boat with the bark had been severed,
and the boat and its occupant had disap-
peared. Nothing has been heard Of Dillon
since. and it is feared that he was lost dur
ing the night.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

I'sE Browns BRONCHIAL TR0cHEs for
Coughs. Colds and all other Throat Trou-
"Pre-eminently the best."-ReU.
l!enFg Ward Beecher.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

rumor that Mr.. Gould has an option on the
Garrett and the Johns Hopkins Baltimore
and Ohio stock. and that Mr.. Huntington is
interested with him on account Of the sta
ten Island terminus.
Major Grant to-day accepted the resigna-
ton Of school Commissioner Dew 1T j. se-
lieman. who was unable TO devote his time
10 the duties Of that office, He appointed
Nathan Straus, Of the great crockery. china
and glassware importing house Of straus &
sons, No. " Warren street. and OF the firm
Of r. II. Macy n Co. Mr.. straus is brother
keV
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13
ECHOES OF The FUNERAL.
What Our Correspondents Have to say
About the Davis Obsequies.

WYTHEVILLE. Va. December H. Cor.
respOndence. Memorial services were held
here at / o'clock this morning, in honor OF
the SOuth's dead chieftain. Hon. Jefferson
Davis. at the Presbyterian Church, in which
the ministers Of the different churches as
sisted Most Of the stores and business
houses were closed from 10 until , O'Clock,
HAMPTON.
HAMPTON. VA. December l2.-. Special.
Memorial services were held in II. Johns
Church at noon on yesterday by the rector
Rev. j. j. Grayatt. There was good at
tendance The bells of II. Johns and the
courthouse. ana on the engine-hOuse were
tollcd for half an hour.
Mr.. George W. Caine, a member Of Lee
Camn, Confederate Veterans, has in his pos
session rockingham, which he states was
used by Hon. Jefferson Davis while in con.
finement at Fortress Monroe.
wARRENTON.
WARRENTON, Va, December H. spe-
cial. To-day, in response 10 TIE call OF ON
loved Governor, all places Of business were
closed and the church bells tOlled during
the time of the funeral Of our hOnored great
chief. and tonight our whole.people have
come together. Appropriate resolutions
were presented by Hon. James Brooke
and enforced by weil-timed remarks OF our
gallant Young Eppa Ilunton and others, and
were ordered to be published in our town
papers and copy sent 10 the FAMILY.
PETERSBURG.
PETERSBURG. VA. December r. Spe-
cial. The Chamber of Commerce Of Peters
burg have adopted resolutions IN respect 10
the memory of the deceased President Of the
Confederate states of America. \ copy Of
the resolutions is 10 be sent 10 Mrs. Davis.
They are eulogistic Of the character and
worth Of the iamented statesman, and speak
of him as one Of the grandest men that II
has been the peculiar privilege Of the south
10 give TO this country.
Ar THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, December IL.
Following are the resolutions Of the mass
meeting of the students Of the University OF
Virginia held Monday, December 9th.
whereas. God, in His wisdom, has seen fit
TO remove from our midst Jefferson Davis.
late President Of the southern Coniedefacy'
therefore be n
PcsoIrsd. BY the students Of the University
Of Nir. iuia in mass-meeting assembled, that
in his death the south has lost patriot VINO
through long life displayed virtue whici
won for him the admiration, confidence; anu
love OF the prOple among whom he lived ana
whom he served with singleness OF purpose,
emiuent ability, aud unselhsh devotion; that
in every position TO which he was called
during his eventful life, whether rs soldier
nghting under the flag oil common country,
= stofesman in senate or Cabinet, or as the
leader I'm "A cause which he and those VINO
made him their head believed TO be right; ne
eyinced an exalted heroism, peerless
staiesmanship and consecration TO d9tS
which are worthy to All limitations ti"t
copy OF these resolutions be sent 10 me
family OF Nh Davis. and that they be pup
lishcd in the Richmond and New orleans
papers, and in the University Magazine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

IATANTED-ASI SITUATION As Gov
w ERNEsS. or "A place 10 tfnyel an COM
panion 10 lady. Address MISS, care OF
irvFs del3
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MEETINGS.
OfFIcE RICHMOND AND DCursAPxAKEl
RAII.HDk COMPANY

OfFICE RICHMOND ASDCursAPxAkEl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND. VA. December 8, 1850. J
NOTICE.-A GENERAL MEETING
ofthe stockholders Of the Richmond and
Chesapeake Railroad COMPANY will be held
Al the ofice the Company. No. l0l4 east
Main street, Rlchmord. Va. ON TUESDAY.
JASUARr 7, isiso, at Ia o'clock n, by order
OF the Board OF Directors
CHAs. w. MACkEY. President
NJ. u. PoIrfACx. secretary. de o-td
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

NTANTED-STUDENTS IN STE
w. NOGRAPHf AND IYPE-WhIIlN0.
The only shorthand school In Wchnond
thar has ever graduated a student over lbO
of our giaduates Low holding good posiWons
secured by US. Terms reasonable anda pfsr-
teal training guaranteed. MCGlLNKi. COLI
LICE OF STENOGKAfHY, 10 north ninth
street. OclS-om
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

geo SALARY, $40 EXPENSES IN
sNOU ADVANCE, allowed each month.
steady employment at home or travelling.
80 soliciting Duties delivering and making
collection. 40 Postal Cards. Address Win
stamp. HAFEK * Co, Piqun. OHIO.
del1-itawlm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

- SALESMEN WANTED. MEN WHO
DBre fayOmuly known Ia the Gents fur-
nlshing Goods trade. STATE exper.nce.
Good salaries 10 tie tight men. Address
CINClNAAII SUsPENDEh Co. Cincinnati.
Ohio dell-ot
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13
WANT.

w AN IED-A TENANT FOR A NEW
w STORE HOUSE. lsx21 feet, desirably
ornted In the western part Of the city. and
well suited for mercantile business, or shop
Of any kind Apply to l.. L. HATCH, No. lol
west trace street. lie ll-WArTs
XNr ANTED-A MAN OF EXPERT
w ENCE To take charge OF a small Dairy
Farm. very near To- the city. Apply at once
to No. OliCAPIrOL STREET, Richmond.
deI3-frNsu2ts
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TUR UROHIOCAsE.
WASHINGTON BUREAU ]
RICHMOND DAILY TINES,
December II. 1889. \

Mr.. Butterworth, that luxurious Buck
eve statesman. succeeded in getting his res
oiuton passed for an investigation OF the
Ohio ballot box forgeries. He was ably sec
onded by Mr.. Breckenridge. Of Kentucky,
and it is likely that the investigating com
mittee will bring out some ra y scandals.
The signatures 10 the alleged ballOt-boX
contract include the names Of sherman and
others of high degree, and as these states
men declare the thing 10 be forgery the
interesting point will be to find out who put
I'D the Job
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THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT

II. LANGSD0RF
is In no wise connected with our nrm.
louis RICH & Co, rubber stamps. E'c..
del3-its llOo Main street.,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13
THE DAVIS AFTERMATH.
MEETING OF Ex-CONf EpERATES
IN NEW ORLEANS.

'overnor Gordon's Comment on the
"Rebei Yell'-The Fund for Mrs. Davis
southern Newspaper Men Form a Ne.
mortal Association.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13
WEATHER FORECASTS.

STATE on THERMOMETER.
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Mr.. CLEvELAND's SPEECH.

Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen:
When see about me this gathering OF
business men and merchants, find it I'M
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-03-09
APPLICATIONS FuR PATENTS.
TUNNEL flights.
THE LAW IN REGARD TO Alters,
APPLICATION ron PATENT.

Where papers have been once filed with
the Register and Receiver they become
part Of the record, and can neither be with
drawn nor returned, but must be transmitted
TO the General Land ONCE.
An application will be rejected when the
description of the premises are erroneous or
insufhc emit.
Application for patent viii be rejected
because:
First-The notice was published without
the knowledge Of the Register
Second-The notice was not published in a
newspaper designated as published nearest
claim.
Third-Record Of title was found defective,
ard
Fourth-A previous application had been
made for the same premises which was with
drawn pending suit in court comm enced by
the adverse claimant.
An application for patent will be rejected
when the survey does not accurately define
the boundaries Of claim.
When the claim was not located in accord
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-03-09
no. s94
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
U s. LAND OFFICE,

crnrKh. NEVADA, August |, 1883.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT j.
N r. PLA3EMANN, whose Postoiiice adj
dress Is Eureka, Eureka County, NeVada'
has this day filed his application for patent
far 6ffeen hundred 15O0) linear feet of the
Plagemann and Bush Nine ar vein bearing
silver, with surface ground six hundred ieet
in width, situated in silver Mountain Mn.
ing District, County Of White Pine and 81
state of Nevada and designated by the ueld
notes and official plat CD Ole IN this office as
Lot Number thirty-eight said Lot No. 90 De-
lac described rs follows 10 wit;
Beginning al post marked NO. I. . onr,
vey No 81 the Same being poet No. Of
U. s Survey No. 81 Bush and Piagemana
Lode whence mineral monument No bears
s. 81 deg d. min h l533 feet and the center
OF the top Of their main incline on this lode
bears 5. 30 deg. " $50 feet, this monument
being also the original location eorLefi thenee
running first course p deg, W 662 feet 10
pOst marked > L 5 Survey %. 49, The SAME
beiiig ost No. Of said survey No. b and the
original location corner. thenee running sec
oud cousse. n. - deg, ". dWS feel 10 post
marked No. , L.. 5 Survey NJ b. and no 10
cItion monument found: thence running
third course. y 81 deg W 1857 lfet 10 post
marked NJ. L $ Survey 70. IS and the
original location monument; thence running
fourth course, n. % de-. n 9l9.6 teet to posi-
m ried No. 8, [ ). Survey NJ. 5s, ana me
original location monument: thence running
marked No L :. Survey No ss no lo"ation
monument found: thence running sixth
course, 5 IS deg F.. 1862 feet to post Ne. J..
the place of beginning. containing ". 90
acres
canrses avr-assoA 49, The true meridian,
with magnetic variation Of 1871 deg Z
The location Of this mine i recorded IN the
records of Silver Mountain Mining District
at E}v. White Pine County. sta'e OF Nevada
Any and ell persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Plagen8nn and Bush mine or
urfaca ground are required to file their ad-
verse claims with the Beaister OF the United
States Land Ofice at Eureka in the State ~
Nevada, during the sixty day period Of pub
licarian hereof. or they will be barred by viz
tue of the provisions of the Statute.
D. Il. HALL. Register.
II is hereby ordered 'hQi the FOREGOING
notice Of Application for Patent De pnhli ed
for the period Of feu consecutive weeks in The
White Pine NEws. a weekly newspaper pub-
lished al Taylor, White Pine County. Nevada.
au9lnw d. H. HALL, Register
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-03-09
OUGHT

Speaking about the use of words;
Friend, have You ever thought
How much of life is centered in
That little phrase, ought?
No great thing ever was achieved,
No glorious battle fought
BY one who feared TO strike the blow
When reason said he ought.
Why is yon man SO honored, and
His fame by all besoughty
He followed Natures teaching and
Has labored as he ought.
Behold yon poor. degraded wretch
Why has he come to nanghtY
He would not leave the wine-cup though
All Nature cried: " leu ought"
/, too, am prematurely old,
With knowledge dearly bought.
Because l dared to disobey
When conscience said ought.
II you would lead happy life
With no lie actions frarght,
Respect the voice within you when
II softly says; You ought
And when tits finished you will find
Whatever good you've wrought
Yoa d when you o5eyed voice
That viii pered low; You ought
-tWestern Rural
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Ok
Va ID
kPPLlCATiDRF0P 4 PATENT.

FrnrKA. NEVADA August 1, lsss

20, -. -, -,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ HENRY BUSH, whose Posinilcc M
dress is Hamilton. WhIe rae '"uhlE' AeF-
ada. has this aaE nlea M Application ios
patent Tor lHicrn hundred tHear iest on TIE
Bush and flsGc mann niue or frlnt h'hfihg
silver. witn -dritee ground * huaaffl tel
IN Nidih, situated DOB liver M"0uiuh en-
ing p.s ~. = uh.f on ne .}A' 80 Ni@ste
~ NeFs' a. ana ee-l1nhiei 1f th' utld ~tltr
ana Hiii'ia. = Il on ute I'll wa. "nef hr I9i
NO. -, -afd lot No. .ti Song DESERVED as iol-
iEs- g.
Beg.n ihf 81 a po"t married. No .. =
Survey No =, aud ne original location mn,
umeni On ialr ciaim' &henee .. 5ll',e ~
monument 80 uear- ?. ~ 'Hts' - ~ ii's'r
hud the CO. ~ - -i,.s '' A#s a''5l4 ,.eil.ie
OF ih5z 100 p y %. = W -" e. ,h.ase
rHhrtb+ 'st haT-a- p .."3 Il '' p -
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n 7HfYf ~ -o.. =. --.- - - 80. . r.
Rll,Hl, Y and then act; they will find hon
tkAh1hN orable employment that will not
take them from their homes and
families. The profits are lnrgc and sure for
every industrious person, many have made
and are now making several hundred dol
lers month. II i. easy for any one to maxi
50 and upwards per day, who is willing to
work. Either sex, young or old; capital not
needed We start yon. Everything new. No
special ability required; you, reader, can do
ii rs well as any one. w rite to us OF once
for full particulars, which we mail free. Adj
dress sTINsoS X Co. Portland. Maine
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-03-09

The United States Fish Commits
sioners have just planted 100000
whitefsh in Cpur d'Alene Lake and
1000, 900 in Pen d'Oreille Lake. The
fish car has gone to Redding, Cal,
where it will receive 900, 900 salmon
fry from the McCloud river hatchery,
which will be planted in the Umpqua
and Rogue rivers in Southern Oregon.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-03-09

Studies for boardors and day pupils will be
resumed Monday, September 3, 1898 The
English course includes all the branches nee
cessary for hr.tclass education. The Ism.
gnages, linear drawing, vocal music in class,
plain sewing aad ornamental needle work
form no extra charge
Terms moderate. The usual modification
OF terms given where two or more OF the same
family attend school at the same time.
The student who attend All Hallows Col
hese will be permitted 70 visit their sisters ct
A cademy
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-03-09
INVENTION

IsY4fT49W5nV has reyoiutioni1ed the world
MUEMTIIlM during the last half century.
al al ksAN Not least among the wonders
Of inventive progress is fnan
per and system of work that can be perform
ed all over the country without separating
the workers from their homes Pay liberal;
any one can do the work; either sex, vonng
or old; no special ability required capitai
not needed; you are started free. Cut his
out and return TO us and We will send you
free something of greet vrlue and importance
TO yon, ihs start YOU IN business, which will
bring you ia Horo money right aw8s Their
anything else ia the vorid. Grand outht
Address TRUR & Co, Augusta. Maiue
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II. A. coMINs, Plaintiff.

II. A. coMINs, Plaintiff.
!: !. &. !.
vs. =.
STAR MINING COMPANY, Z
A Corporation under the Laws OF ?
the State 4 California, Defendant, :
WELLS, FARGO < COMPANY, :
Corr Grafton under the Laws OF =
the State Of Colorado OF. al, Inter
yening Defendants.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-03-09

The Lower California says there is
sulphur enough on the peninsula 10
supply the world.
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Citation Notice.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l STATE OF NEVADA, WHITE PINE
COUNTY.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-03-09

N THE MATTER or THE REsToRA!-
ton of the Lost or Destroyed Record In
that certain Judgment ordered aud In
tered in the above entitled Action
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-03-09
Tuesday, The oth Day Of april, \. ID
1859,

And hen and there show cause If any there
~. why ha judi m n md eecfee which VS.
m tde AID entered n sud acii Il ~ he d.
tHfcf Court uf dis otSlL Judicial DistElet 81
the state e Nsynda. v nlte = ne gnlats. on
he sd dag 81 j enc. :. %. ISL, and q tref Il
hF arc Oh toe ath Jay 81 y aHHntys \ . - 1870.
shoaiu ut be iored o. cord. sad set.ou
Was brought hY sad Hitut Il against Tho 3
t9afauf, the : ar Aiming Iuu a. ie f. ~
dose "a nit ChHBIts' IseH. a. .usf IE ss## 1l-
tiuu the Defendant. 6rlis, 7r# . n 70 n a#
.Ii4ltc Par,s dol .aGHat Iar ins Hufn0sa u.
Hua8tjuz IT, sad .etIuu fhs gEis ~ sl.a
dsIruusHf, Nellf, ta8ee 1a..lH gtIJ - p a
sre{crefes uader Un8 bf Virt-u - 8 reIfg d if-
aauturt of mortgage, owuo3 anu heid - sal4
Wells. Fargo < Co, agHibsf shiI .tnr Aiming
Company; also 70 liligate the rights n. all Ion
holders aud ion claimants a4aiast ~. Hrnp-
erfy OF sad star Mining Company, herein
altar DESERT bed t. VT.
The S.ar ailne, situate IN Cherry Crock
mining District, ia said ceunts and state,
said star Mine being United states Mineral
Entry No. 2ll at he Umtea State Land
Office in Eureka, in said stale. and patented
by the Goyernment of the United states 10 the
Fsid Star Mining Company Hndet dale OF Feu-
ruary 5ud A. d. 1876. also ibe twenty-stamp
q..arfl mill owned BY defendant, star Minine
Coin pauy. s.tuate about onc-1uHrter OF n nile
westerly from the Town Of Cherry Creek IN
sad county and state, and about two miles
so0therly from said star Nine; aiso mill site
and water rights uppuTtenant thereto. All
OF which all moro fully appear by reference
10 the adi1avit Of II \. Comins. made on the
18th d y Of Decem Der. 4. d. 1888. and now on
file with tie Clerk Of said Court, and to which
you are more particularly referred
And you arc further notified that If You fail
to appear at the time and place above speci-
fed your default VIII be entered aud the
Court viii cause 10 be made new Judgment
koll or record Of q he judgment 10 said action,
corresponding to the old one destroyed AS
aforesaid, Us nearly as can be dom. and cause
to be entered the same as OF record ia said
Court
WITH ESs INV hand and tho Seal Of said
Court this 18th Gay OF Decem-
4 Ter. A -. 1885.
sEAh \. l.. FITzG ERALD,
\-- District Judge.
Attest;
jls-7tl VA. LAURENSON, Clerk.
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The State of Nevada sends greeting to H..
\. Comins, Star Mining Company. eorpor-
alton under the laws OF The state Of Caliior-
MIA. Wells. Fargo IL Company, corpors lion
under the laws of the state OF Colombo,
James Kilham ). y. Nichols, Vim Ii. TaX-
Tor, J c drant, NJ Stiles, James Bard
Thomas Julien, 4 Tiffany, Gflt G1lliiths,
Inn Bolsm. David Dickey. " B. Gilman.
Joseph Mcbher. J Ohm Mclean. NoodberrY
Moore, Cue Rhenstrom, Geo ". Taylor, Geo.
" kirkpatrick. A. ;. Harris, J. I MeiNin,
ney, John II Harris, j. trahes' A hred
Harris, Samuel Oates, d. 7. Jones, John
PAUL, ". 4. Harris stephen Williams, \. u.
Rea, C. Martin, Thomas lleftron, 81 cry san
mey, Biagio Luchisi, lsaas ,. Jaques, d.
T. Mcdonald, David Ross, Isaac Jaques, rat
Keepan A. j Grey, @. Geofgetti, m. Lard.
Thomas McDermott, Vim. kay, IL Steinburn.
George Beers. ~ IL. Glassford. John Coroe.
Joseph Bews, J ohm Wheatley, Henry Collins.
Wm. Holman, b Modority, Pietro Gofges.
q Mannettl, Antonio Ambrose, George
Gum, d Mcdonald, George Smith, Robert
Martin, ". d. rose, John 9lanfllle. Joseph
Glanville, w. =. Fordham, Dennis shea,
Martin Allera, Joseph Anthem, John deorge,
Martin George, cam hoheTts, rh,lIp 92lpl -sy
s. h .imu on John Iyaek, stephen lerrlti'
Philip Jenk n, Nm. j. Funston, Joseph
Bison, Giuseppe Luchesi, Andrew nelml,
Michael hea, :. T. HOMES, Even Harris, j.
Darnell, X. Mcleod. Francis Andrew, Patrick
Mulyehlll. John Synonds, John Oolan { l..
Morgan. J. Bone, } ohL o'Brien, ". r. Me
William. Wm Harri., r. +. Cole, E. O..
Greeley, Themas L. Il ed, VIM Moyies, u.
C. Lowery, James A. Thomas, ". T.. Mood
cock joseph richards, Martin jacobs. Pat
rich Bonner, YIN. Aiuscongh, Thomas Par
rot, Henry Dillon. Joseph Hubner. Peter
Balm, ". p, Helsloy, Henry Randall, Joseph
Lander John Bach, frank Lonysll, Adam
Allman, Nm Service A kogerson; 4 pihs-
Ter. Ii. B. Lakey, J. II. Slralton. q b Cor
dano. Il. Ii. eon&lin, Frank Ney, Joseph
Newman, W. Z. Parker. Geo +. Parker
Janes Keller, Doagal hefsoD, John
cooley. ). ; Chipnaan, John Itppett ) Ohm
Yelland, J. B Davidson, Joe Roberts, {
johnson. 4. T. Mcdonald Richard Roe, cha
To- aud all others benefcinlly interested.
You and eaeh o; you are here y ctet TO
appear before he District Coui Of he state
III Nevada. County 81 White PiGe. n The
Court House of said Court. in the Town Of
Eiy in said County 4 j ate. en-
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-03-08
Studies of Conscience.

The studies of conscience furnished b,
Shakespeare In his Macbeth and Richard III,
and by Hugo In his LES Miserables," are
significantly suppleme ted from another
point of view. Inspector Barnes of New
York is not a genius but detective, and in
speaking of methods with reporter the
other day, he said:
The great lieutenant of every police Of
fcer Is that mysterious thing called con-
science. Yet let a man try to deceive him
self and lie to hims.f about himself and
that something comes knocking up against
the shell Of his body, and humping on his
,n,;, rins with every heartbeat, and
head aches and he wishes he were
dead, and groans in agony for relief 1t is
the same conscience that makes a criminal
give himself away If one only knows how
to awaken 1t or stir 1t into activity. never
let a man know for what he is arrested. He
may have committed a dozen or more crimes
Of which know nothing. If lock him up
alone and leave him to the black walls and
his guilty conscience for three or four hours
while he pictures the possible punishment
due him for 81! his crimes, he comes present.
ly into my hands like the soft clay in tho
hands of the potter. Then he Is likely to tell
me much more than had ever suspected"