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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE The
San Francisco Dramatic Chronicle makes
the following announcement, which pro-
poses something rich for those having a
taste for gossip:
Some weeks ago it was rumored that
tho Schell-Naglee breach of promise suit
had been compromised by the payment
to the plaintiff Of $4,000. The rumor
having found Its way into print, Mrs.
Schell caused 4 denial Of its truth to be
published. We now learn that Mrs.
Schell has withdrawn the suit, and in
tends publishing in..book form Naglee's
letters to her during the time of their
alleged engagement-a period of two
years. II IL further said that these let
ters are very spicy; and, as some of them
were written while General Naglee was
in the field during the rebellion, they
contain interesting descriptions of the
"battles, sieges, fortunes" through
which the writer has passed:
-"0f most disastrous chances:
or moving accidents by food and held:
or hair-breadth 'scapes 4 the imminent deadly
breach"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13

A LAD of Boston, Mass, referring to
the recent progressive" demonstrations
Of social equality in that city, said there
are no black men any more-colored
folks are now known as individuals
suffering an eclipse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13

RIPE cherries from the Marysville and
Sacramento orchards are on sale in the
San Francisco market.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13
For Marshal.

TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE WISHES
Of his triends. W. CUMMINGS respectfully
announces to the citizens Of Gold Hill. that be
will be a candidate for election to the ofaee OF
Town Marshal.
Gnld HILL Aprll -, 1867. Ap22.lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13

ATTACHMENT suits have been COM
menced against J. P. Leeount Of San
Francisco for S5,5s2 So.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13

Tox CHASptrs and Doouey Harris are
making heaps Of money, BY their spar
ring tour. Will be in Virginia, next
week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13

A. s. SMITH, Of the Marysrille appeal,
is q candidate for State Printer, before
the California Union Convention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13

The South Carolina State Convention
has chosen a negro for Presiding officer
and there is only one white man among
the Vice Presidents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13

Col. JoHy A. COLLINS will deliver 40
address before the Teachers Institute,
in San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13

SLOW freight teams are arriving in
Carson from "over the mountains" ria
the Placerville route.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13

The appropriation for the new geo.
logical survey is $4,000 q year-and
e%ontingents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13

SEr-sAw.-Grass Valley, California, is
going down and Nevada city is coming
up. Allison Ranch mine is played out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13

J. NrELY JOHNSON has been commits
stoned Judge of the Supreme Court, in
place Of the late Judge Brosnan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13
For Town Marshal.

ToHN W. HIGGINS ANNOUNCES HIM.
self As q candidate for the Office Of TOWN
MARSHAL Of Gold Hill at the election In June
next.
Gold Hill, April %. 1857. ap22.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13
STATE OF HosrILITY.-The Denver ex-
changes publish the following:

changes publish the following:
HEAD QUARTERS, FORT LYON, c. T., |
April 81, 1867. !
To the Superintendent Of the Denver Moi
Company:
SIR:-T am instructed by the Major
General commanding, to var you
against anybody of Sioux or Cheyenne
tribes, as we are now in q state Of hos
tility with them. | am, sir, very re.
specially, your obedient servant,
J. W. THOMAS,
Second Lieutenant Thirteenth United
Infantry. Post Adiutnnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13

HoRAcE GREELEY's boots are described
81 young gunboats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13

THE Oakland Neps is assured that a
copy Of our paper is regularly mailed to
its Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13

ILLINOIS has virtually abolished the
death penalty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13
For Town Marshal.
A. a. PUTNAM,

A.. 4. PUTNAM,
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO THE
n citizens and tax payers Of Gold Hill. that he
will be A candidate for the office Of Town Mar.
shsl, at the election on TUESDAY. Junet. 1867.
Gold Hill, April q. 1867. ap23-td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13
For Town Marshal.
M McMARTIN

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO THE
II citizens Of Gold Hill. that he IL a candidate
for the Office Of TOWN MARSHAL Of Gold
Hill, at the ensuing election.
Gold Hill, April "a, 1867. sp2i.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13
For Town Marshal.
WM. IL. BEGAN,

DRESENT MARSHAL OF GOLD HILL.
will be a candidate for reelection. at the
Town Election TO he held on the hrst TUESDAY
Of next Jun-.
Gold Hill, April %. lsf7. ap23td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13

etc., etc. The book will be published
under the auspices Of Major Jack STRAIT
man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-13

10 most dISadtfous chances:
or moving accidents by flood and held:
OF hair-breadth 'scapes 4 the imminent deadl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-19

rugN1sD n. Jesssv-Maeksy walsh Whye
Tsa Dunp-Isvsy-esas kssnAs 1enghs -
One Uesr and Twsaey lGiautss.
New Js.sy uss ~ 0eas = ansthas pagilisiie -
ssunG9 ysoas6iys Ae pazuss hslng Mickey val1h -
N DsaA hstA vsn kaswn - ~ fnAsrEiy 4 ~ =.
n ne Asht tssk p,ass = Uspa Ain ~ hs1s1 ene
hsu saA tssaty niautsa 1pry-fsss rsunds bsisg
fesghk saaeeurss & psgnsls vinsns1 Ne e.
sosntsr. anl sasaderabls neasy was ~ he rsuk
me party len New Yerk Iitas bsfsse Aaglghk ysssg-
day morning ard feete1 t "a the W<y lso0 Eob0keD
ferry 70 Untoa Nal site having bss1 selected, the
Snow cleared sway sad ring pitched the pu.
gilsts entered the rsps4 arena walsh apPsarsz
nsuk PIN Alisa having bssn shossn - referee uns
was sAlIs1 ebsut half-past ssvsa O'clock both mes
cening ~ promptly. Walk rot In the nrss blow
which was hghs ona and during the hrst twe rounds
the parties gave aad teok % The hesA ssA bety IA
eye which lad ne s6sos q nearly sissng ns dAnagsd
opdc Dana drew nrst bleed - elou - Walsh'p
In the nh round which knocked the latter down.
being the nfss knoekdown fren This % the thirty
frs round the fRhng was very severe The esntesean
knscklne easA ether Aown alternately. nsavy sew
on waish's other eye = ne Thirty. sne rosnd:
fell He ralhsA, however. and fought desperately
that aithsagh nearly bne, at The forty Arss round the
best 81 she eucouater was 1ecsde4iy wfth hin From
this time onward he paGshs& Duna severely. - that
was knocked 90 mpessy out Of tine that he vas
unable 70 put n IN appearances for ehs ness reund.
WALSH wss thsEsspon dsclzzsd - b The winner. Toe
party about I've hundred II number tnen returned "a
this city in safety. Bosh men prsssnied very bad ap
psarshos - the esocassa 81 the dght waishs fn0s.
entirely closed. The puaishmsns - both adssNAs ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-19

yuR rHAw, tn 1>cv And nzn CeSpg00U - Hu
oHszr&--0f late yssFs ~ advent q sasv asrm In
Nsw york city no< hailcd VIII that dsllgas which
sssd 70 iuprs - The God oil day@ uhss shsrs wsrsns
sny ssy railways sus ~ int he noss disssssabs
sush. ana When TIE OLD fashioned snnibussss wsrs
ssry loads Of ax-pesny psssssssr al dsshing along
Through spoves ef snswhalis fum abe urchirs the
sasw..kS AZ = ossssa Ihs .s.sss s.sssnss: hss
come 70 lake TIE place OF tho sncsrss municipal
sqn hsshsads." wAls he moro sn. tosrss,c osr has
sAs sssnaes Which thsss umsr nsstsl - sssw pose
- kssp tae Ycssorlay sunny AZ and
nav a. ads oa ss ' ana
swsco me drppng frsm The one ana The positive moo
sass 81 tAs oshsr. the peastsn he'd psassut
anything Of . lengthy jourrey was esirA % him.
DSd tps poncs snfcscs oslasncs SHEA csnpcs zoe
ssscsss removal q the saow from Vie sdswAik ana -
asyspce which IL nov oocasocs "a By thsw IN this city
wsn,d ~ cbv4ted. Ths melted o. water woai1
s,~cr. wS'cs. ID urn ms. 10 eisaa "a sy sss vou.s
sss w. d ina. ~nlsa the prorss authorities might
II he snxr which i sttlng = VIII b X cslsssrs9as
s-sss N rrpdAlar dsms v not svssfewtnr ne bass-
sss ~ i f; 4. N sssSs.s d. :ss- y. BE-
s,me desert % shAsae sait - md into whsch ne
!si.sss ssss k.ss deep - s 49, 49, sss.
Ssfss sack era par a anfsrssssss bssss ss
sss s.ssss yx r sser sis as g = sspss slas ne
nav. which = urAiag tas niivay Groevse ME =
ell srsaer srsnl the obstacles 10 travel; s<hsssiss
kcssvtsr me pssveustsn, 10. nag % chasse g.
ths sxerr~ q tsssr hsnAnessa& the ssaxs . -
aermonctgr \ not far frsn irrsSisg pone - y
en- b~ar~l - ths wsathsr ~ san by dsy casts
bn(haiaoc.s * power Cor tbAw. wbis NJ ehssnss ~
49, ..sass7 " ssn: 'sss~s - paS'a ssAAA = -
los N rss Rrvxrs- DlsS<vxsr Inc ~ n ns nvss
ysste day hsrviw sAAp us1si, and from ne WARM
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srrnfns clylI-sEafrlL TEan.

Before Justices Leonard, Csrks and Barnara
Bssiansis 5SGsr @1pAis~s, s9esns Gideon
rsker. Ssrrcoa.s vspcndeas This was an appeal taken
fssn order d sarrogss fucker. dated I'D August
1885, The sppsilan, appointed executor Of the w
Of hls brother Andrew Batter who died in New York
November IA 1864 Under the law Of this State
evor has four months within which 70 return iaveu-
tory a. the estate; General Better mos having nled A
snvenlary, the Surrogate sum0oned him TO do II
July 1895 on tho s2i Of Augsst after varous dsays,
che executor exhibited Tie surroyzts's appraisers
Nsssra AIgernon : Sullivan and Theodore MARITIME. an
Inventory o. personal propersy amounting to S76 3oi ~
which he ''Ai the personal property Of the
sd dersased which has como 70 the knewedgs the
eepopenl" hs spptairfs presentd the inventory and
abs affidavit "a tho Surrogate, vita report setting sh
that ths executor had sondteo from the Inventory and
declined exhibit any other property than that which
vs sctua " wlthia las State. the n credits
where tue dsotor resided IN this state" The Surrogate
thereupon made order that the executor Dc
further inventory OF the estate, whicn shoad include
1855
From this order General Butler appealed 70 the gu
PRONE Court That coArt has decided TO afnrMs the
order Of agate. thus determining that executors
inventories or nj the personal properly or
their Iesiaiors wherever such properly may b. The
evrroga;es order u affirmed after two years and half
81 delay aud es estate N process Of anal sstsle
nent Dsfors the Surrogate. aeMa 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-19

csnsr' as'fsAs : : .''ln p,ne.. - =
- as,,-.. ...ssn. rss. ssfor. yvs,,ss Asssala =
- - ,s-. 49, 80. - ,r,.n,,x !. 49,. II
The hssx Market fencs O1srs, sns pnon& I"cs "
.a.,,. n.,tly .prrsvs an no dcsx N front ar The
.s.,r - ,.cgm... ,,d ,han dr.w,pr ssds W, thai
eovsrss qs,ssn aarcuve out me copper ian looking
xos hsnsn yos srh's - s, a.. see e FORE
p.: s I: = e ss sas ; o. s s,
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solaD or AUDIT.

The Beard met ~ boon yesterday.
Phiiip C. Huobsli presssts1 claim for 81, 10 Is.
testimony being takes, y appeared tnas he eaimant
was The Issss Of the pier foot Of Twsssythir street,
Eas river And BY the terms q h lose 100 fsss q sad
pier b reserved Cor the q ths thsn City In
spscsor who erected dumping bosrd shreen; that on
about the 10Th Of Apr 1885, anohsr dampiDg board
essssractsd said ss ~ che c'y Inspscssr The
ossupy more ,sss isS les q ns pss y rssson Of
p1rsS q shs Wharfage u ,n.s psoa q he sas
i thus taken up ~ y; Mat 10 bal esss pas -
s.aslder.Ds expense, n .:s''ns y: psr =. r..
are constantly passing over u !; thd there we're
twenty corporation cars 70 o. his own crossing
With his sss n svsrv part or sid per Clainsns also
commended that be hsd made great ary repair: thai
. mad ] 81 & q. ms - =: :
good ny the city. Densios r0ssrved sr sesa
john II. s'alin. asst ne o. Elias b @ssnn, pro-
that the owner q coutsacs che pascbnse Of
oil, the which d collected and
ss s
twenty-five cents per load for esch crtlsnd - sad
manure tho bills 70 be paid hy that 10 pursuancs
non'ioned ia tss osairscs 10 buy ana rsseivs sa,d
ana - pay Tor tho same acc0rDg 70 ne con-
70 I'm . q y - nc. iss1 IL
Ing the time msnt oned the coutac IN whtch he wes
entitled emovs and soil this mauurs thsrs wsrs thrse
hundred and twenty Loads OF sbs
the varssus Dump ne groauds, and ~ y tLersors
entitled v tue Aforesaid, which coheitue9 he
scntrncs upon the part OF the corI0sati7n 1he casa
lad = be argued beore lul Board as 20 The
power u The Csmptsoier. " make sOnxaes 81 this
nature. a s nat 800 eassN 3 8 3. ssG.
William a Speighs presented elAm re- $50 - Tor
repairing books in the Sncias once. Decision ~
David Won Bdes presented claim Tor $40 for loas
Of hOrss By faiiing nae shs sresk eDd The
animal - much injured he had = = shsk Dsson
reserved. As7 4 So ss 1870 "a esk 80 . seN 4.
ne Board tAsn s4josrnsd ~ ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-19

assDsrswst Que~tIon Regarding Psrmits
Granted by the Cisy Authorities.
Before Judge Barnard
1As People. De- rel Coty Gallagher ard 4 b.
Cssaiy. comptrcRer G.-Comptroller Brennan, during
As Official iacambsucy. grAused 70 the plalrtir .
~psrmit" snt.ling him. upon the usual conditions Of
confederation, kc, TO the stand No. "a washington
Market The present Comptroller, Connolly. granted
permit to Gallagher, emitting him to possession u the
Gotty held the stand. Gotty subsequently, obtasned
from Judge Sutherland order Of injunction, sn.cining
ehe defendants from interference With the pla4nns
possssn OF the prem sos and the matter before
Mis- conr, yesterday upon argameu the pla nt6 claim
ing that tho "pcrnt grained him by Comptroller Bren-
ssy cf . tenant Il will and upon CON piAncs upon
e part with the conditions OF the permit he - entitled
10 an optional term OF enjoyn Of tho rights
eorded him. These pcrnlls slways becn oca-
Die At the discretion OF tho Conptrol and the prn-
1rla involved IN this question Ia Of great mportauce.
- aaoiaicn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-19

Before Hecoraef Mneke0
n ssly eos dlspossd = ~ ~ Jury yesterday was
. iaaictmsst as>lnss Dennis s.llivAA, shsRs<, win
Ss1ss 0'Nsil aad Lsks Cnrrga,, for alleged fslo
nious ausuR upos Ctsr3cs Dietrich, q Ne Duane
suest the 13@h II Aug st IL arpeared lroo ne
asE,ens - tho oonplaissst that The prssonsr and he
suaA ssss INTO this lager beer salsos and uhs there
Sh1n dragged I'D stamped upss hin, tnGicsing
nss injuries nat hs tsn0ns1 his bed fer
esvcsa wseks The Witnesses for ~ ddenos tessinsa
that Dssrch brought out sisb fro0 behind The Ses
ssd WHOM spprcecaiay Sullivan. he tine prFensrl d.
ssasa nsns.m Wan ns 1nir' Lss Jag believed ,n .s
summinR Up. ssxed Tor 3 vsr1tct ~ assauh With
intent to Do bodily harm TAis ws Ne vosdies sn-
ssrd 80 sa nesss e essal Ne sssssses 80 psss-
Lac n Ne stssssoa sAs go 4 cvipin CsrassA q
,nr~v n me- 6~l 1s~rse H. esr,,ns - 3~sss ~ ~
vks q sss1r rss1saos BsveSth strces Bspssub
1 Eleven jurors vsrs ssaOirsl and ths panel hsine
sha nsx1 terra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-19
SUPERIOR cauSr-spsclAl TEAM.


xhs Ballet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 60 Dissolve
the Inlaurti0a.
Before Judge Jene1 "a
JsAS - Ps II al ~ Axsssa sbAtss end M. w7eat
~ alrris casa which has bees prsviously reported
- NE HsRALD came before this Court yesterday on
nsien dissolve tho nJuactiod granted against she
eafcndsnis On Monday last and which The C0srt
- the same evening modlacd - - - al
Nv koniks 10 dance ~ Nibior. Tue defend.
sss sonixs spsSsss thai the plsntns nave
hssavce violated the contract entered int with her
~ isrts Jay last: that they have been Ia arrears az
eaisv 20 TERI that they srs insovsn aud tnat the de-
sesdsn Sohks was gecsrnly dissatisfied With her po-
6ton Under tseir management; also thai she mot
pad her salnry OF thousand francs N Gpsd per
mouth, o. hs sqaivalsnk The other dAsndauA leny
De allegation that they induced Sohiks y leave the
ftanths hut that they Deevsd shs unemhsrraseed
~ ter prior engagement with psiutis and shsy
we're - iDformed nwas also claimed hy the Defend
ante sounss the Court could not In law interfere
~ nJancticn on change q personal service, whore
pbe paingls had . remedy BY action for damages
nc psany0s deny every allegation Of the defendant
6eks which charges them with breach oil contract
end insolvency AZ shs close OF the argument tho court
eeok The papers and Ia decision For the plan
9ds, Henry Il Aossnxs, for The dsfsa1anla 4 oAxsy
uaM @'
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4 pssnR01 CARACAS ArfsiED 1t Husrss Paal

SA4 "a
Ills Escnpe ard Sab~equeut Captur~. M
Alarm crested IN Hunters Point IussdAy night
by The announcement shs : named Dcpsw ~
murdcrvd MS ssirs fAnny residing II Second street.
and that The murderer hsl esca I'd, me oaRcsr, "a
es,ering the house. fsura % old woman, AGED about
seventy yssss lying and Coz pessy covered
with blood a. we're asc In, We and ster u The fu-
tivo Depss was subsequently ARES ed b. oaneer
Hesney ~.thcss oarns any ssoe but while being
fo the handouts that osd been psced him, jsmpcd
from ths wig ~hsca tue officer was convsyiHg
aim, ard towards me woods' W The vicinity.
HIM aud found nIr in Ds'en Kills. just ne was en-
tsring = piece q woods tners. Hsa pursued I'm
in'o ihs thicks acccnpaA'ed BY Mr. casey. who eu
~ him whh Slo~~son cluo. Dspsv shsn rssSed
for the oaesr who was near BY bet sns nsnt q ~
L;u, o. sssac Ca - ,ne el,sar ~ ssrvsnaor. ~
began Abssns hin. and grssk With the club, fer
watch Ne rsceivei 400 " ht arm. 0a simisg an
Sssi sslsss snsss i his isss SssSs. : Tss' SINE
What sAsgorsd hsms bui Ne ~ not fsn An.tses
siow Hsnsy .rex ~ phct sssss,s$
q hIm an4 myusk him ~ ihs bresst.s A. psrsv waa
callisG the ocacsr rasgAt him asd throw hlnL rAesy
.sw ssns = We sssfv .sss..cs - sssss $500
Il Ne ssss assa q i NE sssss ssss = Asss srss
=: ~ VII: ~ a. J! ~ : y =
bsfsso ~ JsstIos, ~ sestne1 49, ne shs1cos
nlm - b . thief - MURDERS. ssd ~
i : ss.sss ,s.s = w. @@s s~s sss ss.ssssS : -
1ns Prison fsr oarsissy. ~ uo1e ~ 1922 ~ ooooo
- - Lsspss wnns = wss's Rrsss - s.1s -.
rsasAsssA s1stabs<6 ~ ne ksssAsA bls Vess1Z8
alaA saas - - se0nNm1 maay hnrrlnsin 81
$500 s q siss -. ss,s -; So " ~ ~; ~
he 80 thsss slvss pvsas, = -; - \. 49,
vifs Assshs - ras ass's whsu - ua.sus4 Nh
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NEW YORK CITY.
rxIrr, STATES elsTncr cassr.


ma Caa,d Saiss %. Fvty-sss Baiss ~ coar Hass.--
ne hearing In this rsspmed yesterday morn
NC. when the Testimony u Ne government rested ne
gsvsnsu: rely upsa The sht Of sszing ana fers.tins
s soCds The produce Of ard mporxen from forssea
countries Mr.. Wilson, the prinapai eiainAAl ossuaed
that hsA bought goats the opea market Of
she city OF New York and ths1 no believed n 70
product Of shs United States; that no haA sAipped 10 20
Iiyerpooi and thai h consignees there fneA effect
end took 70 back 70 New York. where was seized By
the Custom House edcsr1 esa6sunned and sold a. pub
10 auction Case stfi Mr. Phelps Assistant United
States District Attorney, Tor u government
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coaoktaS' l1oytsrs.l

~
euypus DrArn N 4 Ran cAa-Oa} Tsesdsy uening
Ms. Maria a. sscsa. Who lived 10 sshcasssdy. lett
home with hsr dasshser IN NE porpo:s = spesdins
shs holidays with ssms frssds IN this atty. While II
ear Of The Harlem Railroad Colupaus. near Paw
hasa MIA De sacia e<ised viap paralvss ssroke
ant failing om the seat 81 The car y the soor expmsd
soon afterwArds The remasns brought IN ety,
whsrs ccrQscr schirmer yessosday bed squeg, and
ths jury rei1<d verdict 10 acccfdancs With the fore
eesng Iao1s nrs. ~ aaoa wa~ 81 ycan Of age and
vss taken back y Sohsns tady for u err snt.
!. FATAL RAnAoAD cAsuArxr "A nsa named rsrck
NcKswsn, thiry-sx years = So, ~ss run over yssssr
aAy afternoon a laoA street ~ T~sIfsh avenue "
gravel train q tho Hud.on RIVER Rssrus1 COMPANY,
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The BODY Today.
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shs New York Hospital. from toe effects 81 ssalds
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assst On ne sedy tsdAy 60. $3.50
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tine, Clerk sf the Bsmvyi ~ AiA~rmcs.
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