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Syracuse Standard (Newspaper) - January 20, 1879, Syracuse, New York VOLUME 30. NtTMBER SYRAOUttf, N. MQNBAY jiQlfNJPTG, JANTrARt 'if SINGLE COPIES, FIVE CENTS. SEAT OF WHIN MOT. Executive, Leginlatlro un-l Ju- Topics of the and nnrt It nil i tlt-Hrr. .Un tho do v f OKI H'lp Court, ttnlntf anti-Polygamy law, ihnro has an fr )in woman from nil partir Aio country, anklng Con- gress make an effective anti Polygamy Inw. Lave rcesl'cd in In- trenail niirntwrn, asking Iho prevention of Iho sugar and fooil. HKl.lKVi'.D MIOU LIVtlll.ITY. Tho Cummillcfl on de- cided to rcpurt favorably tbo bill rollevidjf Theopliilus llor, lato umistar t treasurer at Biwton, from liability for On) act" of .iuliux Hartwcil, illabursiogcliirk In micro! ly loaning out of the pu ilir funds. The cimimmre bold that an Mr. llarlwoll wan a >po'uii.etl liy OhanclU-r's superiors, Chami i r bo helil ranp mnili'.o fur Hie mitdunviino' "f siilionlmato, who lyas not under linn.lK. Si; Kl.rntNO IM- I, VCfON SIKAU'UKa. Then wan no quorum of tha H Com- milieu -HI HimkirK, Saturday, anil llio vnrt ous Inflation mesiiirim before It, i.re practl- cally doftd. j oi'rilompt of court. The court li-.il Indued aubtKiwas com- manding Ibn ah oltlalalB to b .beforu h tuo Lallot box mil h.illuia at tbu No election Tlm ballol-ms.es hchij; by Ui'iled rttaU'a grain! niry ut. M b'ul, howevor, until a re- ply ruceivcti from Artbur by tbo Cora- mitteo -iu Commcrcr- to tun cbarjr ia in Shor man's of WiKlnuadny. Tho ohnrgufl nro cainble of u rnuiiy and ButiaJ'actory the opinion of Conk] ng and liln frisiids. If lUu rujnotiun of Mcr- rilt.ttii: Hurt but it iaroiiiklunlly bollovi-'l in adrnlMlatratinn clrclra tlmt thuy c-in no- bo Among tbora txplicit ohirK'i thatowlnu o remiaanuHB tbo lost pnr anuum In dutww. on Itid glovca, lO.'HIO.UUO on BiigaiB. A pur- losw un la o it dtroctly t-> thr NtuvYork ouaiom houtjo. jL'otja coxumof. Hunt'n o-nt lition cftaniMd for worm- IIiu p'lyalcUtn tnoro DO dangor. (N Tilt: OFPICK. to Iho dilt Tonco of ojiinion ru- iturdini.' certain of Uio Indian offlce, t..wdi, ubluf cinrk, bu tMon led for th rty iUyi-. an the cx will bo dlffltjutltoi. Tbn auIboriHua v initloiinl iiniinu, in- iluunnilunt of liH-il "Hill fh.- pomi- billty ol HII.-II Hystiim with lo- liu'borltiBi IHIIIIK oonniiloro-l. il ius mint arwo if 'n onforcod I'V iiAlitinnl leitisl'ition 8111 b t would dust) Hiio'.hi ru ports n nl romntl nu to auiiH noitiurn harbors, iim! hi-n.'o -vouli) local i-r swftinnal opposition to I 10 rnt'orcu- meat tbu uiotmiro. i llrni, city, to-iliiy, prosuntml ol 1'ioitio raorlitiuo for payruint. Tliey wow MenlliM in put of the bniiU stolen troro tbo N.irllmmpton Batik t hroti yean ago'. Thooompaiy will con- tow tbf payinunt. Tbo eoupous iro stiimiwa with too niiina of friuilciorl- on- Iho Main. oamo to tb 8 country through a hUshly Urm Innr supposed part of Uo JtOO.Ooy stolen wouritits at Nonham IMUK; Tho ri.bborn In Kurope. Of mil Text of tiniTiiill It PiKima notb Tbe bil1 which paused the House at recent sM-ipn providing Hint penttlonifshaH commence from tbo dale of dtiath or dis- charge from service of the United States ihago apeohv tentlmouy ot iiuout Ctintrd, ail n waa more damaging to Major id-no than uny evidence yut t ikeo by tbt Couriof A Hitmnrok nfwcial tiia! Otiptnlii who U t-> testify ore Reno durii iUtODtlmt Biuoiiaa !ilJ t portion ot tl a aiv lul to It. Wa nghi to do with It what we.pleaso. It la proposed to give inEuranco companies tbo same right to (id into court and snt up what they call a claim of subro- gation. They aavo no legal right to it. TUi'jw Insurance oomp mtcs nearly In promlumB durlngihn wur and paid, out only about Tboylosi notblUK. la Iho bill wbtcb I bad tho honor to draw, and whloh became pro- vision was mado that If in reckoning up tbo insurance business during tho war, uny company mado loaa, that company ebmild bo paid. All the comptmloa that could show a loss have received their pay. Wur nromlum mon aro tho class who paid pio- mluina. and have no return for ibeir pre- uiiitrus. It is argued that the morobunt uod shipowner ad tied ithc amount of bis war premium to tbe pride of his Four- (Hlhn of lh.e ciimmeree of the United Slules during Ilia wnr was carried on in foreign bottoms lhat paid no war premium. This four-tlflhij fixed tbo prices of goods, ami, therefore. Ibo men who piild war .ptiinlunw' could not charge tbt'in up. Mr. Kuolt closed tbo debate in fnvor of tho majority report. Mr House moved to lay tho lull und amendments on the table. Itejcctcd. Mr nmentl'ment to. the majority bill was acroed to, lastoOO. Ii, provides that no claim by or in behalf of 'uny Insur- ance company ahull bo admitted or iiliowcd by tbe oaurt of claims unless iiuch claimant shall 6bow that during tbo u'.iellion its lusson, in respect to Its war risks, exceeded 119 premiums, then tho allowance shall nol buijrvH'ibr Hum such excess No.olium to bo admissible iu favor of any insurance company (bat wao not lawfully in existence nt iho time of loss under tho Inns of aomo ono of tho United States. Mr. Cannoa muvcd to lay the bill on tbo table. lo 121. The substitute, reported by tbo minority, lia to TO. Tbo bill, as amended, was pawed. UK to 08. It provides for tho revival and nontinu- auco of thu former costs of tbo payment of war premiums, claims, etc., allowing six percent, on. pant and future judgments, but expressly oxoludinR Ibo of insurance companies. Mr. Smith reported back Iho Scnalo ameiidmenla lo the pension appropriation bill. They wore concurred in. Adjourned. OiiMtoltta'M WorktUfET Power. Caleb C'ushiog was one of the niotl extra- ordinary men of thib age, for Ihlu reasons- He had n memory probably tinciiunlled by nuy mail now alive. Ho frauld read sixteen hours a day for a monib, and never forget im important fact obtained in tbat lime, and this faculty raado him tbo profoundcat au- thority on federal law In this country. Hia memory and hla power of worfe were tho secrets of bia success. As illus- tration of this, tbe following itnecdote In tho year 1853, or- thereabout, ho appointed Chief Junlico of tbo aupramo Houcb of Janssacbuiieits. Ho was out of practice and, to his own words, ''very rusty." Eo set to work, however, ami m nineteen hud read sixty vnlumin on diJIeroat of nrecedoni, laws of coutractj, liiws of exchange, olo. About seventetin volumes wero duvoted to Mtusochusetta law; twice as uvany more wore made up of. reports, ant Ibo rending was altogothcr extremely varied. Now for nn examplb of hie power ot work: Between the nijou ot twenty-seven and fifty-four ha never knew want it to bo eloU. lie was accustomed In Washing ion to Rot to work in the evening at D.ve o'clock and labor tremundoiuly through meal hours uud without taking a rent until U ,0'clock al nlctht. TUcu lio would smoku a KOI into bed and read hutoty until ho fell asleep. In one winter ho (In ished in this manner tnmeen octtvo vol umM of sclentlflc travel aod rec mt history While Attorney General he would hli meals brought to him and lakl on bis writ- O, Jan. elevenllj Mfluo- O'.it-Kpt >oopa) Sunday School Congtew and the antvinary of Sunday Bobool Union and Siwlety In iwwion here. The meetlDii to-night addreiMod by B. u Flood of Uhautauqua atratd. llev Dta Vincent, Freeman.Unteu, and SII.VRII Oimr, Jan. Tbo favors the extinction ot Ihe leading Kmv YOIIK, Jan, The pt'ttinaotata appa nted 'iro. George atom, 'Ha ok Rives-, aoaiily; Gdgar Mam, n. Nlagamoimaty; Ida Husl Duteliaaa cuaaty; Aadrow IlatMoe. Hollow, Ijlviagaton county; Houjih, South Butlor, Wnyne county; Ferguson, Bummlt, Hofeoharlii coun.y. Brvwaaw By i Ni.w MsiVBd Indian raserrkUiiu in order that valuable UoiismwrM opnnod to eottioment: it Wio favors f. iargar military forca in tory. YOKK, 19.-- Tbo Society at Cumberland; threatens to suo Hor.ry Wan! Beeuoer for dain- agoti. for fulling lo kvop his engagement to Uiclilro at tbo fair hold Iu thai lost Ootobc.- Coming to Dnlra Ptai ClTBTBHHIC KlVKt AfflKHCT, Bill. .TAB. 18. -two runners from tha :ainp In the British possessions arrhtd ,t tbe upper camp. This: agenoy. Is twenty. ilgbt days out. They say there ore. four randred lodges of Mmneoonjvii and Sioux who waot to In aBd settle mder government protwjllon. They are loslrons of learning on what terms iba lulled States government will aliow th'tn o do so. Wy. T., Jan. Companies 1, B, D. P, I and M, Fifth cavalry, xtfL ordered to take the field m march of Mo Wolfs band o! Cheyetmei. They nrt> iclicved to be depredating in northwest! re -febraska. They move from Fort Huxell o-morrow under command of Oaptuln doutgomety. Four ROBINSON, Jan. IB. -A ook place this mornirig between Had Oloiid nd Lieutenant Schuyler, of Oen. tslt, regarding the propriety ot )odd, of tbo Third cavalry, going to Beit iloud'a new reservation to enlist Sioux lors oa uoouls against tUc Oheyeaaee, now orraled at Crow [tldge. Lieutnoant Schny- Red Cloud if bethought Lieut' n nt Dodd could obtain the services of his The old chief, in a very grave une, "My people ara sad at heirt inco their brethren were killed Home morns go. They aro very angry with the whltts, ud I am nearly certain will not assist hem." Lieutenant Bcbuyler then, in few words, gave an acooiinl of Iho iheyenne outbreak, how the squaws ccldentally killed, mid finally got the old hltif to say: "Yonng chief Oodu can go to ly camp and tell my son-in-law, -Yonn g. lan-Afrttld-of-hU-Borses, that it is lay that he would try to gat mime of riy tb hvlp the ffovernment, Sn captur- ig Iho Cheyennra." Dndd, who Is wjll nown to Red Cloud's bravos. itartud 1 n- ledlately for! Pine Hldge agency. It la dievod that Captain Johnson's comma id as jnimcl Wessel'n nt the soane of hostillt ea f the 17th. Nolbtnjt has been heard f n m ither command since yesterday. Impo -i- nt news are expected hourly. Vtxcontlvo Ulenaoncr. AIJIAST, Jan. 18. --The Governor has .ardonnd JosUb Brandon, of ColuaiMa Dimly, convicted of assault and battery ud sentenced to the penitentiary tor- tic lontbs; Adolphui Bruce, of New Yolk, onviclod of grand larceny and sentenced i Sins 8lng for throe and a half ro- 'ored to citizenship; David 1'iorco, of 'nelda county, convicted In 1870 ot urscn, nd sentenced to Auburn prison for commuted to four years from Jan- ary 19th 1870. Diamond flupllnU'la Wew Vorlt. The inurriage aoason makes up in it lacks in number, Tha ot :w Witherell and BinUli niiptiuls, which itely were held In Trinity Church, itereet tho udmirers of fashion, but how mob better would a dozen weddings of ilalncr style have boon (for tho community t least) than one of such raro duph.y. Ye hoar much of the privation among lorgymon's and for this reason U la .runt v lug to hear that at least one. is Vrell irovkted tor. The bridegroom outhlsocia- ion being a pastor will not need a donation rom his people to buy bia wife shawl GO hat Hho can attend church. The woman rho thus enters the ministry iias her trousseau, twonty aplin- lid d reuses, each of which is aocompno icd vitb (i dozen pairs of and a lonni-t and hat to .-match Eacii dress nlso taa a dozen morning robea of correapo id- ng quality, and trimmed with laoe. The :onitreitatlan which the groom may ret ,ervo will be ftlad IP lea.ro that they have ot OUBL ouo Iu men unmi er. The bilde appeared on tbe happy occasion tfitli a train throe yarda Iu length, aid. imong other jewelry work, a necklace con- of seven strlugn of peirla, wlllt a liamoacl cross as a pendant; also two olut- .era of diamonds ut tbe throat, to whicb FaumiM Jndio tu bo URM ItuteA RicnMOMD, Jan. The iolntlegttatlVa fedci'ol relaf i aubraUted a report and a nones of resolutions in re nra to the alleged usurpation of Mala rlf liu w -Federal Judge Hires, ot the weatern (Jiatrlct of VlrKlula. The resolutions de- i Tho conatltutloo of the United Slates It In 01 lull force and vigor rta adopted, Second VirElnls, la re-entering oo her relations to tho government, did ao on per- Mot equality with o' The Uiiit6 organize each siatn as n separats tuid distinct political to constltato inioh governmeul therein best suitu their if ill and anil to change theaftme when- their convenience reqnlro il, subject only in the oondiiuiion of the United Su tea Sod the laws and treaties made in pursisaucu thereof. necessary and Inherited COE di- lloo of !hls reserved right of local prnmciu Is the rlubt aotldoiy of ibeatabUo ntotaet libuny and properly, witbinutr lurMlcllon. by laws of bur own Croatian Md by .ifflcon of bar own taleotlan. Unltad caa uo raoro rightfully interfere with, and attempt to execute the powers and perform tho func- ttorls of the utatiw than the iilates can of United and any attempt by dither to Interfere with Iho rights of thn other will be usurpation, unconstitutional and void. United States have only tho nghttto prevent tho exercise, by the state, of powers prohibited lo them by tbe constitu- tion, by pronouncing such forbidden acton void through the judicial power; but in no case can Uniud States undertake to fOKBV any duty which it is incumbent on the to perform. ihorofore, sll note of Con- gress, and particularly those known the civil rights bill, and the enforcement At the act which attempts, or protesa to attempt, to provide for the performance by too United Btates of duties and obligations be- longing to the state, arc uncooetituth nol and void. therefore, the action ol a judge of tbe United plates district assuming Jurlsdic'.lnia of the case of bee and Burwatl KcynoMs, charsod wltti a orimo ogainst thu laws of Iho common- wealth, and held to. answer, therefor, an .attempt to execute tbe laws of this com- monwealth, to roRttlato her internal police interests, and, by ollicors of tho United HtaLos, la unwarranted by the oanatllullua, ta dSBtrnctivo of the rixht of the people of 'men state to protect life, liberty and prop- wty, in their own way, and .by their own courts, and ought, at ones, to bo romcmed by proper judicial action, and any recur- rence of the same prevented by appropriate whose deocriptlon is enough to iwaken tho ambition of all tho nneak thieves :n tbo city. TrayTimu. Tbo Importation of French, Norman Porcboron horsus lo country ia continu- ally on the Increase. one Important pany after another Is organized for tho rar pose. Since 1873 one gentleman In Illinois alone bus brought from France nearly one hundred and fifty head of stallions tt few ftooi which an almost incrodl- ble number df offspring haveduscended, and again bare produced fouls to all appearance na high bred as the Imported Block. For hc.avy work they aro ablo, and a> their value becomes they Oil also many n place as where bath strength and spocd is desired. Tha average a stallion is from one thousand four hundred pounds to two ihoussnd pounds, while most of grtdea mulling in crosses with common maree weigh from one thousand two bun Ired pounds to one thousand six hundred provision by law -cPKht supervision, by Uic Buprenro Court of the Ualtcd States, of all proceedings of Judges of inferior courts of the same. tho Governor is Instructed to direct tbe Attorney General to instltult proceedings, In the name of this common- wealtb, before tho Supreme Court of the United Stales, and demand auch protection and redress as that tribunal can afford in the premises. WBtVBBN HEW TOHK. Hoy 1 1 I rom UK of uiphtberli. Johnson irlgbtm Iu nuwmle proprietor ot tbe Born illsvlllo Col. John Boorbaok, cf Qooosoo, lian jml won a K) Ian suit, la which kc was the plalotlff. Matters muni a sland-sllll al thcL.-Roy nit well, in. nil Ing thu arrlvnl of ty from oil regions. A piano f tfitory is lo be Jamra- lowa, with i capllnl of Hun. Ii K. Funli D, president. HorAcoC! ufc of Oleau. heir h> a pi-oporly l alued at 000, Itiu ilontn of a relative in rlcotland. Prof. Qcf. H llangii, for many professor of tee musical department Uie Ocnt'fice Wcsluyan seminary at Lima, m dead. Asa Kurm in, of Little Vallsy, bhot a Nyw Tork polid man, on the !5lh, by roUtalio, taking him for a Tin; wounded 3un will rti bvtr. A man na acd Hoojf married a Ktrl Rudo at Sal .rcanca tbe other cluy. He was seventy-one nnil ebo wwi twenty two. He WAS n reguli r old H. n. of Dannvillo, slwt at a rat with n rlflei nil snccccdcil In killing o borw valued at W. llo Kiyc if there is another be will oln cavalry secvire. An olil-fi nbScmed whiter what they cull it, and i lioso who havobeen wljliing for thn return -jf "Rood old can eiep opt and take as much m Ibey like: Iu lie fcfitlvalfl ire what tlio AitlCtt indulge In. An admiulou fee of ten ct iiu cliargcii, which ti piece of pi i each for Ihe fellow anil laa girl. Tbe Llinc: louo tannery i.mployif214 hftniU, consumea 8S cords of bulk per yeivc anil pays out ilio Damn pi-runt It tho largea coucoru in the buiilncw in Iho rorld. Hon. II. B. C'hamplaln, of Cuhi, called tha -'ather nf tlio Qnnutno Viilli'y railroad pn Ject." It contemplated to run tlitt new road alonj( lUe tow-path of the defunct osfiiJ. T. Ii of Llvunia. ha.s nuod Hue! D. Woodru f, a Justicr ol (lie 1'eace of that lown, or falsa Imprisonment, laylnp Ilia (tamauw ITbeiv art. (inly five cbunflcl on nno ftttlo and pevon on tht her. Andrew Eopson, of Nuada, whlloencsgei! In clearing i now from Ibe roof of resi- dence, ulipp'dand fell a iliMlanno of thirty- oue feet amxblng a crock of Initlcr a farmer was carrylrj (into the hcnue, hut mistaining DO serious Ii jury. A. new lln i of stefliucn is lo ply on Chnn- tauqua Lfthe next Btiftson. Tlio hoala n-ill culled tl.o Mayville, B. Stono, and Mollie Terr tho latter to be commanded by vetef m, Oapt. Hod. Wilcox, an old sea captain rhoowns iti-t vcssal. Tho Roc leiiter and, Lino railroad commences the, year brilliant prc ipects, Iwinn to 1878. Tl 10 frelfht and passfnger tralllc to B6 Samoa llraalck icro' Asi.rc'.ati. r have resolreil that U c urn of be glvcu lo every nwrabcr of ilm iiion v.-l.o di pirn' lo cmlftraiv to Amctli'n, ud .V14 lo cmlgrkn 9 to Auutr.ilia. Ni'llfcti p.- .led on ttalutdav bv MM roc Trad.; KmpK" >-i-cs' AttocUtlon IP llu- im yarilii riid h .u .mil tt n I .'.I nlll ijtitt.lnei.t iJct- any ln-r 11, i.n. rn (at ilm iinii.ilrv, of 'In cii lolilil II i-ir Jllm ol.ji I ..s to only (avoml n j: -r. i: ll-crrihle KI.M. OF HAKOVHI a-rilrn tlmt li- In ii i i ti- M lovi l, In I. li.n f. i VIlolmMtIn I'rlcrv tlfiiirtf mill Tin- y. Hlnooltui II llda) ft li.itt l.'fn I'KU -C u i-iniii. I I'reuli Kif. -i-.' il'-J hi) UMrk.it. Ihuy HTU (tola rieid in Tho discovery of gold in this country is of wonder. Tu? esisteuco of the precious raetnl has beenj known for a number of years, but it has toon tbo gen oral iMillof that it could not-be fourid in paying quantities. The recent develop- ments Indicate that thtsJlplief is erroneous. Borne very rich specimens have been t-ikeu out, and tho are sanguine that the parent ledge wi'.l bu fouiwl. from which fie dual and now tiolnn panned out. tog desk. His custom often was to eat the entire meal without looking at it or resting from ha or business atwo- during the time when Oroauil.: greAtest wonder ia the slate of Iowa, and perhaps in any other stale, is what is called tho "Walled' in Wright county, twelve mUes north of '.he and Pacific railway, and ISO miles wet t of Dubuque city. laka is from two U> threo feet higher than tho earth's sur 'aoe. In some places the wjall is ton feet high, fif- teen leot wide at tlxt bottom and five fiwt wultt at the top. Another fact Is the ot the btonea used in tbe Ihe whole ottoum varying in weight fjoot thrae tone down to 100 uituudi. ii.. in j Wright and often would flad him hurlisd in writing or law at 4 o'clock in the hours without i abundance ol atones in i wngnt county, out r.urrouudbijt the lake to the of five or tcnmilM So can r'orm have been washed. It Is to bs hoped that! tliL-lr expectatlonj will be realized to the fullest extent A correspondent of the wrltiMi as follows: "Thcso placers wero discovered about tbe latter part of September by _ Miguel Trujlllo, a mliwr of conslderablu ex- ol> Iiu was hunting in the vlclaity, and water being scarce, proceeded to dig in the bod ot creek. Reaching water at the depth ot two tout, and scraping tbe sand from the bedrock, be found several pieces, of gold, weighing from ten cents to dol- lar. BolBg satisfied of the riohnooa ol the gulch, lie secretly notified a few friendu and returned to tbe mines, where, for two months and a half, they have been qiuetly dry washing nnd throwing up tho d.lri pre- paratory to thn rainy season. liecsotiy parlies living in the iota Yslley, hurtog Biuplmons aroused by taking 'out supplies, followed them, ana mado their discovery public. As yet, gold In paying quantities has only :beon found to ejctnt in TrajiUo Quicli and ono tributary. Vroai too forks of tho creek -where discovery was made, gold baa been found and claims ataked off extot.ding down tho ravine o. dietancti of three-qui of a mile, and up the north and sontb forks each fox perhaps haU a mile near Lhci sources, wliero they debouch from tho ailu tiern. Tbe character of the gold is whit Is termed cowcw, mngmg from ft Ulne T. Breiv- llo been poltC'j pjllcc jiu'icx, oonptroller, liien !T Worr canwil by again bitu ia tbe uia'ler of bte blur mi n va uiulermined he all )i. The Iriinn Kail sona ntgbt dc- ntftii Itag 'hat Ball uj ail ninl endoMlr g Governor iti.vtxR, Th> iliiu thr bill i." rjt, liy a Isdiubtfuiab-ui U-i paiMIOI tt annto. ta-w TUIHSTON, N. J.. Dee. Twenty-four i cf Princeton College weio arrnsltd hero )i nitiiit On c, charge of COndur. They oiune In two large and b- toelr and conduct dlHurb :d sjje pcmt. jgttdt wMfiaud ffrorUmv Maitfc. WKTi.oiti Jan. tho latt ui :h- botwuon Col. MctLaug.btlri and Andm OhriHol, the latter his ooilur btmo bi in tlio drattourul, Ami the etron t Moljiui liliu j Arrlx nt York, tho CoUta, and 41 -ciln, fn iu Hurder, from jfc At ths frore York. __ THCt Ml 111. in werii t; srued; Ou t poiiim of A.1- nviil i, ICy., by Tbc tlw Ky fin H t'i f wltary Mic in Here to a duggeaUte little story of Boaton origin. A young man in that city, who had always been poor, received R bequest of He couldn't stand the and atralKhtwar canmi- of diasipa- tlou which waa continued until imly ot moOTy nnwjncd. At bis rather made an appeal to him jusl I an youth the .of fil j tha Iwianoo of to his Thtn Mje country is rolling prairto. The rauM have been ileii there at the time of tbe bulidicg n' the well, In tbe sprtog of tbo yeor 1WB hocti was a great alarm, ud the Ice on the lake broke toe.wail IB several places, awl f arraera In tbd Tkcinitj' were obliged 1 c> IS the damages Jo lake a suriate of S.8CO of M great' tf feet. TJw to and ctrtd; thi sandy and loMny. been able to wlmre tin ratcv frotia norwhert it jroei.yet is always okxsi and fretjo, Tutm In Hie oasa ot Chainaaa IL M. t the editor ot Haattoglon, for a of gailtj was color up to chunku of 820 and A nugget welKalng "llh panicles- ot quarts attached, containing perhaps t2Q of gold, WM found a few days prior to oor arrival there. Some Hill, Fmacidfo clwk Londoa and FnmdMO ftkofc, tunwtad im KMft Chsicu. 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Rouge the bat.
I am not so satisfied by final result, but now it's you turn to judge.
I am not so satisfied by final result, but now it's you turn to judge.
not bad, not bad at all
One sexy bat, she's pretty!
Muito bom
Wow! Love the colours! ((Beats my drawings for sure lol xD))
Nice pic.
It's better than you seem to make it out to be. Looks, well, like Rouge.
That perfectly impassive face. That actually having a neck. I don't know why you're not satisfied; this beats the heck out of most Rouge fanart.
Looking Good!
Rouge looks very nice in this picture nonetheless.
amazing rouge!
Not sexy cute or hot , shadow don't ya wish ya girlfriend was hot like me
Awesome!!! She is beautiful! <3
She's so cute
Dude I personally love it, I think you did an amazing job, but I think I understand why you said: "I am not so satisfied by final result"
But its still amazing work.
But its still amazing work.
Beautiful. Simply beautiful.
Hello Nurse!!!!!!!
Lovely, absolutely clean coloring, outlining, shining, everything. Also posing, of course, really love it!
wow awesome pic i have nothing more to say BECAUSE it is so awesome nice work
It looks amazing!!
The only real thing that is bad is the boots look too raggey but still This pic is AMAZING yu are an awesome artist! :3
OMG,this picture,OMG,this picture,this picture,OMG.
I love this! You really captured her flirty character here!
Lol awsome
Arn't Rouges wings suppose to be purple.
I think it's the best picture of Rouge ever. Seriously. What do you think is wrong with it? It's perfect!
too simple (considering that now I have a little more skill in drawing), trivial pose, trivial perspective, trivial colors... it's really mediocre fanart picture. There are a lot of much better pictures. But hey, thanks :3
There are also worse pics than yours. I love the wrinkles, her hands, her head and shoulders, and all the detail, but you're right about the pose. I love the colors, but any Rouge fan sees that pose everyday. Since you say you have better, i'm gonna' check out your gallery! Ciao and welcome! ^^
PFFF! Females always griping about the food and how they need to watch their figure! WHY? I WATCH THEIR FIGURES ENOUGH FOR EVERYONE! XD!
I'm trying to watch for my figure but I'm male. It's perfectly normal to take care of your form
Ugh, a bronysonicfur?
You just won my respect...
Rouge is my all time favorite sonic character and your artwork gives her plenty of justice
Rouge is my all time favorite sonic character and your artwork gives her plenty of justice
Whew! Rouge is a babe. LOL
Wow...Wow...You really showed off her beauty and figure
Sweetness! I LUV Rouge!
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хорошо рисуешь)))
хорошо рисуешь)))
i think it looks great!
Rouge. ^_^
I like your work with light areas and shadows on this picture, looks pretty good. ^_^ Nice art. ))
I like your work with light areas and shadows on this picture, looks pretty good. ^_^ Nice art. ))
спсибо. А вот мне как то не очень нравится. Но я думал рисовать ещё Ружек. Даже вчера скетч пытался делать, но тож не понравилось.
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she is a moel if i can give her a number i would pick 1000.00

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This auction is for a Antonio Zoli Replica Model 1863 "Zouave" .58 cal. Percussion Rifle imported by Navy Arms (33" barrel, 1 : 48 twist). This rifle was manufactured by Antonio Zoli & Co. Bresica, Italy. The barrel has stamped on the top "Antonio Zoil & Co. Made in Italy", further down the left side is stamped "Navy Arms Co.", below that "58 Caliber Black Powder Only" with the Serial #13240 and the Zoli trade mark with the initials ANZ eclosed in an oval.
It has 2 brass barrel bands with a shoulder strap harness attached to the top band, brass nose cap, brass trigger guard with second shoulder strap harness, brass butt plate & patch box. Walnut stock that is medium brown color with a varnish type finish. Overall condition is very good. The stock has some dings, dents and bruises. There is a small sliver of stock missing on the left side just behind the nose cap that is barely noticable, (see photos). The bore is very good and the blued barrel has a few minor scratches but retains 90% of original finish with a little thinning at the muzzle & very little BP corrosion spots about the nipple area, the nipple appears to have been replaced and is in excellent condition. The brass is in very good condition and shines up beautifully This rifle does not appear to have been fired very often and has been well cared for. OAL = 49", Barrel = 33", Reach = 14", Weight approx 9 ½ lbs. Included with the rifle are 50 of the .58 Cal Minnie Balls, 80 Navy Arms No. 1081 Wing Musket Caps, a brand new Traditions Powder Measure and a new tube of bore butter. Everything you need, with the exception of blackpowder, to take this BP percussion rifle out and fire it.
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Slade was asked by Bravo to name his most embarrassing moment from the series, and he definitely brought up a memorable one.
"I would say that the most embarrassing moment, I guess, would be the cock in the sock — spray-tan episode," Slade says.
During the scene from Gretchen Rossi's spray-tan party in Season 5, Gretchen and her friends are surprised to see Slade in the tanning tent in all his glory.
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"Nikko - A World Heritage Site" Nikko by Wild_Orchid
Nikko Travel Guide: 338 reviews and 1,048 photos
The Shrines and Temples of Nikko
Nikko was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1999, becoming the tenth in Japan to achieve this status and recognition. Nikko is where nature's special beauty of centuries old cedar trees merge with the shrines and temples built in the honour of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the founder of the Tokugawa Shogunate. Ieyasu was a military strongman who unified Japan and was so powerful that he started the rule of the Shoguns, a political legacy that would last for 250 years.
The cover picture shows the lavish Yomeimon Gate which is decorated with beautiful and unusual scupltures and carvings, some covered in gilt and gold leaf that shone in the sunlight.
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The Tosho-gu shrine and mausoleum is said to be Japan's largest and finest shrine and funerary complex. Tokugawa Ieyasu, was enshrined in the Toshugu Shrine in 1616. More than 1,500 craftsmen and artists were brought to Nikko to complete the shrine which was completed by Ieyasu's grandson & heir, Tokugawa Iemitsu in 1636 at a cost of more than $250 million. 8 of the 55 facilities here have been designated as "National Treasures" and all the rest of them as "Important Cultural Properties".
Lake Chuzen, Nikko
No visit to Nikko would be complete without a visit to the nearby Lake Chuzen area. Our coach tour took us up the famous Iroha zig-zag slope to the Lake Chuzen area for lunch and to view the Kegon Waterfall. Much to our delight, due to the cold weather, late blooming cherry blossoms could still be found on the trees around Lake Chuzen. It was a photographer's delight!
- Pros:Amazing historical Shrines & Temples and Marvellous Scenery
- Cons:I've not found any.
- In a nutshell:Don't say Magnificent until you have Seen Nikko!
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Looks amazing! We will be there in just a few weeks' time :-)
Amazing part of the world, thanks Wild Orchid, for share, and have a wonderful B-day, greets Roy
Nikko is a very historical and beautiful place, will try to visit Nikko if I were to visit Tokyo again :) Thanks for sharing & merry christmas!
last visit was 20 years ago and your photos reminded me where it is. Greetings
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Nice tips Orchid! like the new passport photo also!
Orchid, you keep changing your passport picture... It's making me dizzy ;*)
Great photos! You know... I've never been to Nikko. It's one of those places I always thought that I could go there anytime, and now, I live a half world away!
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Dungeons and Dragons. Nuff said.
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There will be antics
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Since December, Terex Aerial Work Platforms has hired about 500 workers in Washington amid rebounding demand for its lifts.
The state's manufacturing sector added 14,600 jobs — most of that growth in the Seattle area — over the 12 months ending in March, leading all other sectors, according to data released Wednesday by the Employment Security Department.
"It's been the highlight of the past 12 months," said Dave Wallace, the department's senior labor economist.
Manufacturers added 1,000 jobs in March, half of all private-sector job growth for the month, according to Employment Security.
The sector accounts for about a quarter of all job gains since February 2010, the recent low point in employment. Hiring by Boeing and other aerospace firms contributed more than half of those new manufacturing jobs.
But other types of manufacturers have added jobs as well.
They include producers of fabricated metal, machines, food products, electronics and industrial equipment.
"It's not only about the jobs numbers," Wallace said. "These tend to be pretty high-paying jobs. They tend to have a stronger economic impact."
Makers of transportation equipment, a category that includes aerospace, had the biggest impact among all manufacturers, paying $16.5 billion in wages in 2010, the latest year available. The average annual wage: $87,668.
The relatively few workers in iron and steel forging made $203,105, the highest average wage.
To be sure, certain types of manufacturers in the state haven't bounced back. The deep contraction in home construction hurt producers of furniture, lumber and building materials.
And declining demand and lower commodity prices have contributed to layoffs at paper and pulp mills. On Sunday, Kimberly-Clark closed its Everett mill, eliminating 760 jobs.
The Great Recession forced some manufacturers to disappear.
There were 7,193 firms and 289,286 employees at the peak in 2007, according to Scott Bailey, a regional economist at Employment Security.
Then came the longest and deepest slump since the end of World War II.
The sector proved fairly resilient: About 6,800 firms survived.
In March, manufacturing employed 277,900.
As lower-wage manufacturing jobs disappeared, the average wages have risen among remaining workers: In 2010 it was $64,925, up 9 percent from 2007.
Manufacturers, meanwhile, "are making more money than they've ever made," said Dave Gehring, executive director of the Manufacturing Industrial Council of Seattle, which has about 60 members.
As a group, factories here are healthy because many supply capital goods to businesses, such as oil exploration and development in Alaska and Canada, he said.
At the same time, prices for seafood and agricultural commodities held up well during the recession, Gehring said. Those industries go through equipment quickly.
And shipbuilding and repair work has kept thousands employed from Bremerton to Ballard, he said.
"We have generations of engineering knowledge, craftsman knowledge in a phenomenal location surrounded by economic activity that needs this stuff," he said.
Terex's presence in Redmond is overshadowed by Microsoft, the city's largest employer.
The nondescript Redmond industrial park looks like any other, except for the blue Genie lifts in the parking lot, rising above the roofline like mechanical dinosaurs.
Low profile
"We've always stayed low profile. No one knows who we are," said Matt Fearon, vice president and general manager for Terex Aerial Work Platforms Americas.
Even so, its footprint here is the equivalent of more than five Costco stores.
Step into two beige buildings on its north campus, and you know you're in a factory. The smell of paint and diesel hits the nostrils. The din of metal being cut, welded and bolted has a rhythm to it.
Combined with its facilities in Moses Lake and North Bend, Terex has nearly 1.4 million square feet in the state, which is still the flagship of a global manufacturing operation that has plants in South Carolina, South Dakota, Italy, China and Brazil.
More than 80 percent of the 3,000 people employed by Terex Aerial Work Platforms work in Washington state, where the Genie lift got its start.
In 1966, Bud Bushnell bought the manufacturing rights to a lift that hoisted a platform up on compressed air.
In 2002, the local company was bought by Westport, Conn.-based Terex, one of the leading manufacturers of heavy construction equipment.
Terex's lift division laid off nearly 500 workers in fall 2008, after convulsions in global markets and a sharp slowdown in construction. The company was able to adapt quickly to the downturn because of its business model.
Most of the fabricated parts, steel and aluminum that go into a Genie lift are made in the state, the company says, allowing it to match inventory with orders and stay ahead of rivals in the Midwest, Canada, Europe and Japan.
"We keep our capital investment low so we can compete with anyone who comes in to attack us globally," Fearon said.
Such vertical integration also lets the company meet customers' needs quickly. It keeps its 280 engineers — half focused on product design, half on manufacturing — next to the factory so changes can be tested and rolled out fast.
The factory prides itself in practicing the kaizen methods of continuous improvement made famous by Toyota.
Managers, engineers and production workers identified about $300,000 in savings last year from tweaking the manufacturing process.
This year, Terex Aerial Work Platforms set a savings target of $1 million.
For now, the sales forecast is as blue sky as the trademark color of the lifts. The company says it believes the industry will see healthy sales for the next five years, driven mainly by large equipment-leasing firms' need to replace aging fleets.
Loans flowing
The fact that banks are lending again to smaller firms helps, too.
"Over the last eight months, we see smaller companies are able to get financing," Fearon said.
Half the workforce at its Redmond facility doesn't speak English as a first language. Most have been hired locally, usually as temporary workers later made permanent, the company said.
"The workforce we have here is outstanding," Fearon said.
While Terex doesn't disclose its average wage, the company said it's competitive and pays above the median for its sector.
Terex still has difficulty filling jobs for welders, machinists and maintenance technicians, Fearon said, because it's competing against Boeing and other manufacturers for talent.
"We have to train inside to bring people's skill up," he said.
There's a small learning lab where new recruits get a week's immersion in mechanical tasks.
"A lot of people haven't been in a job where they had to tighten a bolt or know mechanical skills," Fearon said.
"We instill a culture around safety and quality. It's been a huge success."
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Ruby is a dynamic, reflective general purpose object-oriented language designed in Japan. It supports multiple programming paradigms, and combines syntax inspired by Perl with Small-talk like features. Founder Yukihiro Matsumoto "wanted a language that was more powerful than Perl, and more object-oriented than Python," so he developed Ruby.
Python is another multi-paradigm language conceived in the Netherlands. Simplicity and flexibility are central to the design of Python. Python was designed to encourage the creation of extensions, rather than having everything built into the language core, allowing programmers to customize it.
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To date, the Center Grove boys golf team has enjoyed a successful season.
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Williams wasn't totally shocked by the performance that day.
"I felt like they might be getting a little complacent," he said. "It was nothing blatant, but you could just kind of feel it."
With the disappointing performance in their wake, the Trojans have responded as if they got the message.
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Williams said he is undecided on his five-man sectional lineup, although Crowder, Heck and Martin are certain to be in it.
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An Introduction to CITY
The City Institute at York University (CITY) brings together over 60 of the university's urban scholars and scores of graduate students from fields as diverse as planning, geography, environmental studies, anthropology, sociology, political science, education, law, transportation and the humanities. This interdisciplinary institute facilitates critical and collaborative research, providing new knowledge and innovative approaches to comprehending and addressing the complexity of the urban arena.
The Institute also plays a vital role in developing Canada's next generation of leaders and thinkers, with graduate and post-doctoral fellows playing a central role in the life of the Institute and CITY's researchers have long-standing relationships with community groups, NGOs and policymakers.
CITY currently houses a number of research projects including the Major Collaborative Research Initiative "Global Suburbanisms: Governance, Land and Infrastructure in the 21st Century". Learn more about other CITY research projects here.
CITY frequently hosts events, including our City Seminar series: check the event archives for information and to access audio and video from past talks. Below are clips from the recent Suburban Revolution Conference.
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Bobby "Dear Steve, I'm a college student, age 22, and have trouble reducing my credit card debt due to the high interest rates. I have nearly reached my credit limit of $5,000 with my Bank of America Credit Card due to the apr of 25%. My credit score has been reduced to poor due to a few late payments (3) ... Read More »
Lauren Went Crazy With Credit Cards And Now She is Maxed Out
"Dear Steve, I just started going crazy opening credit cards and maxing them out. Can you get me out of this hole? Lauren" Dear Lauren, Thank you for writing to me for help. The initial reaction of many that read your question will not be one of sympathy. The corner you have found yourself in today is one that ... Read More »
Eva Has Heard Negative Things About CCCS
Eva "Dear Steve, My husband and I just bought a home and besides the mortgage, we are in debt for $26,000. I called up my credit card companies and they said they aren't offering lower rates to customers now. I went to CCCS website and they say lowering customers rates is one of their ways they can help out. If ... Read More »
April Wants To Know "As A Single Mom, How Do I Get Out Of Debt?"
"Dear Steve, Mounting credit card debt is getting difficult to pay. I'm thinking of just ONLY taking care of house, car, utilities, food, insurance. I'm a single mother of two kids and get no child support. I've worked so hard for good credit and I am losing it. What do I do? Not pay and wait for it to wipe ... Read More »
New Concerns About 40% Credit Card Debt Reduction Proposal
Last week I wrote an article Banks Agree to Wipe Out Up to 40 Percent of Credit Card Debt But Watch Out but more information has come to light since then. While consumer advocates are happy about the possibility of getting banks to write off as much as 40% of the debt in order to help consumers avoid bankruptcy, this ... Read More »
Banks Agree to Wipe Out Up to 40 Percent of Credit Card Debt But Watch Out.
Credit card lenders include Discover Financial Services LLC, Bank of America Corp., Citigroup Inc., JPMorgan Chase & Co., Capital One Financial Corp., American Express Co. and HSBC Holdings have finally come together with the help of the National Foundation for Credit Counseling, Consumer Federation of America and the Financial Service Roundtable to start the process of creating a debt solution, ... Read More »
The Perfect Debt Assistance Program
I can dream, can't I? If I could get a wish for debtors it would be to wave a wand and implement this perfect debt assistance or debt relief program. Here is what the program would look like. A Sliding Scale Nominal Charge – Consumers would have to pay a sliding scale setup fee. It is too expensive to start ... Read More »
Jeannie Already Went Bankrupt And Is Now With CCCS But Can't Afford to Feed Her Daughter
Jeanie "Dear Steve, I have already gone to bankruptcy five years ago. I am currently in credit counseling, however, I do not have enough money to provide food and clothing for my child. I am a single parent not receiving child support, I have no child support judgment. Long story, but I felt it was in the best interest of ... Read More »
Catherine Asks If There Is Hope Or Help For Debt
Catherine writes in: "My husband and I are behind on a few of our loans and one is a vehicle payment and the other if a flexline loan( pretty much a credit card) we have talked about bankrupcy but would like to avoid that. Are there any companies out there that offer help for these things." Catherine, Thank you for ... Read More »
Five Inside Truths About Debt Management Plans (DMP) You Need to Know
People are often so confused or uninformed about debt management plans in the US that I wanted to share some truths with you. Here are the five biggest misconceptions people have about debt management plans, in no particular order. Debt Management Plans Are Not Designed for You to Get Out of Debt Since the DMP terms are really dictated by ... Read More »


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