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ADuIication fer Patent.
SJ1Ic.. no. 80.

S0TIc. No So. -
L. s EEGISTER'S OFFICE,
Carson City. Nevada, November II: I22.;
Ar0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THO hAS
Wheeler, William Wallace, Nathan T. RAD
d1cs and Abner X. Barker, have this day hled IN
this oficc a Diagram, together vita a E7uce %
Application for Patent from the United states
uuier Act of Congress approved July %. 1900, Tor
twelve hundred feet Of the Mastoion Lode, Known
al the Wheeler Conpanys claim, in the " iiSoh
Mining District, I,r-neraldl County, NeVaaa
said claim is described follows commencing al
Station No. l. a5ou: one hundred and nifty yards 10
-te south of Main street in the town OF Pine ute'e
taiog tie north-west corner Of the clam, running
r,,ence north 81 degrees i5 minutes east GU leel
10 Station No. , Thence south 81 degrees 10
minute, east, .2g0 feet TO Station No j. lhehce
smith 50 degrees - minutes west, too leet 10
S.,.ion No l. Thence north .. degrees 10 MN
,,tss west / 200 feet to the place OF beginning
c,,tajn;ny If 52-I00ths acres. Said vein or Lode
!. estimate to be 400 feet in width and there Is
claimed on each side thereof loo feet lnlheul-
a.,jy adjoining said claim on the northern emu
here axe no known claimants. On the southern
md thereof locations have been made by the tau-
aus Company. by the Poorman Company aud by
n, Dap,site No 3 Company. Said claim Is more
,,-;ic1,arly d, Fcrbed by the Notice and Diagram
listed in this Office and on the calm.
nj. WARREN 7, LOCKHART Register
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ADD,icatiOn for Patent.
t01ISa NO. 43. |

it0IIGR NO. i3 -,
Carson CRY, NEVADA October ii, iNea: =
\TOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LIE
N Philadelphia Silver Mining Company, DS 4.
o. Taylor, Superintendent, have TINS Gay nieu in
this office a diagram together with Notice OF
Application TOR Patent from the United STATES
u1ier Act of Congress approved July 70, 1901 IoI
twelve hundred feet of the Philadelphia No =
LODI. known as the Philadelphia Silver Mining
C,1up,ny's Claim in Esmeralia Mining District,
Es;,,eraIIt COUNT Nevada. Said claim Is described
a. follows to wit: Commencing at post on the
saith slope of Last Chance Hill at 200 feet north
of the road leading to Willow Guich- and ab',li
ono half mile abb the Wids West n!h S'td
p,st is at the northwest corner of the fhiladeia
Silver Mining Company's surface ground on the
P;,i,aJelphia Lode. running thence North . ~
West 300 feet thence v. 81 81 + $50 feet, thence
: DYE 80 feet, thence s 81 80 W. II me
place of beginning. containing 100 acres lam
ing the above surface ground embracing the Loae'
aud also claiming along the line OF the Loce he-
meath tn. surface embracing the same twenty
I'VE fee. on each side of the Lode ro'n the center
q. the same containing $1,000 of an acre sa.o
claim is designated by monuments 200 feet apart
the Eastern bearing from the eStern beng n.
so 3y East There no known claimants a,i-
ioane sail claim. Said claim is more particua
described by the diagram AID notice posted IN TINS
Office and on the claim
WARREN T. LOCkHART,
o.,c Register.
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But on the contrary, encouragement ana
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Farmers Students, and ali others who possess
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Town ana County GU the Pacific Coast, |" "l''ih
the most liberal inducements will be oAefeu.
For particulars spp.y to or address
.'sub5cription Deiartinent,-
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LAND OFFICE NOTICE
T. ;. LAND OFFICE. !
Carson Cry, NEVADA.
February 18th, 1865.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT By
= crJar If ti,e Hon. Commissioner Of the Gen
e;al Land Office, dated January 30 1s5s, all the
lands heretofore reserved along the line OF me
central Pacific Rail Road, from the state Inc 10
the Big Bend Of the Truck=e ilFer, between lhe
"a sa D, nile limits will be restored to preenil-
-ton and homes cad entry the 21st day OF March
mkt The lands restored include the ooiith n III
of r l3N x IS Z; 7 Il r 19 Z; nearly MI q
It's 10 E; I Is Il % E; part OF 10 4
~ ga,aT I5 u Eal E; part Of I - y ]; IS Z:
T % K Is 4. aad nearly all of Townships -
Z 10 and 20 +
~ WARREN 7. L0CKHART,
r,~iv Register
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Xn.sce la Bankruptcy.

ri,HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT. oN IhE
Ism day of February, A. D. 1s6S, a warrant
in bapk-uptcy was Issued against the estate o,
THOMAS j. BEDFORD. II Carson City county 81
Ornisby, and State Of NJ adl, who has been az
Judged bankrupt. on his own petiti'h' Una, tne
,vne,t of any debts and delivery Of any property
b.i,aging to such bankrupt TO him. or ior Ills use
AMI the transfer of any properly by MIN are ~
den by law; that -eting Of the CREDITORS oi the
sail bankrupt, to prove his debts and choose oh'
- .,ora ,s,ipnee, Of his estate, will be held at a
Curt Of B ,u1rupfcy, t. be holden at the once
Of Mr.. j. SEELY. Register in Bankruptcy OF
s,ji Court No. 81 South street. in virginia cry,
Storey county. Nevad', bef re SAID he1isier, On
on the 2,th day of February, \. D. 1868, at L.
c'c!oct IL.
Y. IRWIN,
U. s. Marshal aai Messenger in Bankruptcy.
teI5-it by .IS0. c. JAMES, Deputy.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

,s,uE UNDERSIGNED, Charles c. SMITH,
has been duly appointed adiiiinis'ftt2r Oh ""
ez+,te If Timothy 4. smith, late Of Ormsby coun-
~ Nevada, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are refne5teu
10 make immediate payment. All persons having
~ -,y+fhs from the date hereof duly authenti-
rated T. The undersigned, at his place Of business,
in Carson City, Nevada, for allowance. January
9th, 1865. ,.
CHARLES c. SMITH, Administrator
iaa4 4w of the estate of Timothy 6. smith
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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JU.

| Inns =. Garrett deceased. In Second District
Court, Ornlsby county. Nevada. Notice IS hereby
given that John +. hdder and II. T. hlce, al
ministrators of the estate Of julius E. Ourtt'
deceased, have rendered and presented i3r se'tle
Tnant anil filed in said Court. their annual &C
count Of their administration Of said estate: and
that Saturday, February LIST, a. D. 1865. being
ciay Of term of said Court, 10 wit: OF the De
cember Term, A. u. 1867, at 10 ociock \ N h.a'
Lsan dulv APPOINTED by the Judge of said Court,
for the settlement of said account. at which TIME
any person interested in said estate may appeal
and file his exceptions in writing 70 said acc0ant
and can test the same.
Witness my hand and Seal Of said DIS
/ trict Court this 22nI day of january, A
';s--siaa3rf M. AsIIMoRE, Clerk.
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GUERRA SILVER INNING COM

- pary Location of works: Genoa, state oil
Nevada. NOTICE is hereby given. that at meet
ing OF the Board of Trustees of said Company,
held on the tenth 40 day Of February, 1865, an
assessment of Che and 50-lOo Isl 5o) Dollars per
cornnaDv, PAYABLE Immediately, in United states
Sold coin. to the ec,etary his office Nos 81 and
S. Washington Market, san Francisco, California
Any stock upon which aid assessment siiai re re
MARCH 1865, shall he deemed delinquent, and
Will be duly advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment shall be made before VIII be
sold on the SECOND p DAY OF APRIL looS,
c,stS If advertising and expenses Of sale.
Dy opler of the Board of Trustees
w L. DAUTERMAN. Secretary:
Office, Nos 81 and 50 Washington MARKET, Sah
+, ancisco California ieio'o
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS

4 GAINST TIE ESTATE OF WILSON NIL
4 Ter deceased. All persons having claims
araiust the estate Of Wilson Miller deceased H!ii
exhibit then: with the necessary vouchers Wlthlh
Ten IO1 months after the first publication OF TINS
notice 10 the undersigned, adnnistIatrlS OF sa.i
49, ,t ber residence in Mottviile Precinct,
porclas County, Nevada, or such claims Will be
forever barred.
SOPHIA MILLER, 4 Administrative.
Dated February 18th. 1865. fe2o-dJo
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10th day OF February, a. ID. ieoe'

at 10 o'clock NJ ard answer unto the complain
- : = ZONES who sues Won to recover Of you
the sum Of enc hundred and eighteen and -o-Ioo
dollars. alleged to be due to him from you, upon
an open bo k account, AS will more fulIy appear
bv plaintiff : account on file in my once "ht',
am, INIT Together with costs and damages, II you
fail 10 appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of the said
county greeting: Make legal service ana due re-
turn hereof
Given under my hand this eth day If Decem-
'N'' JAMES MORRIS.
y.w Justice Of the Peace. Empire Tt~ nship-
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17th day of March, A. ID. 1865,

at II o'cl ok NJ, TO answer the complaint oil me
above named plaintiff, who sues you to recover the
sum of three hundred dollars damages sustained
by said plaintiff; by your future to fulfill GER
tain contract to furnish fish said plaintiff as VIII
more NOR fully appear by plaintiffs comp amt,
now on file in my office when judgment Will be
taken against you for the said amount, tosetheT
with cost, and damages, ii you fan 10 appear anu
answer ,,
To the Sheriff or ary Constable of said Douglas
county. greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Given under ny hand this It'll day OF February
A. D. 1sGS. r,rr,p
sa1t.d Justice of the Peace of said Precinct.
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MON s.

q. s. Rev. Stamp. 5oc.l State Rev. Stamp, SOC
C,T.TE or NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY.
In the Justices Court, Empire Township. III
and for said County Of ormsby. The State Of Ne
yai. sends greeting to james Dewitt and '" Dnr-
ham. You are hereby summoned 10 appear be-
fore NE at my office in Empire cry, IN Emphe
Township, in Urusby County, Oh the
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AppllsatiOn for Patent.


REGlSTEKS OteIIh,
Carson CIrY NEVADA, october IA, 1891.
NrOrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
m Philadelphia silver Mining Company, by T.
q Taylor SUPERINTENDENT, have this day nied IN
tui, office a diagram, together with Notice OF
Application for Patent from the United states
upder Act of Congress approved July 20, iSe6, ior
twelve hundred feet OF the philadelphia Lsde,
known As the Philadelphia Silver Mining Com
psay's Claim, IN Esieralda Mining DlsuiCe'
Esmeralda county, Nevada. SAID CLAIM Is De
sc-ib.da as follows, to wit: Commencing at a point
in Willow Gulch about one quarter OF Hille ABOVE
the Wide West mill, On the south SIDE OF the
water course, and about thirty feet south OF the
road, from which poin- the W. corner OF the
h,istin- works building bears \. $50 f., distant
~ feet claiming surface claim ito ieet on
each side of the ledge, embracing the same 20
f.s, each way from said building. the same beng
$50 by 20 feet, containing '-luo acres; also
claiming beneath The surface on each side OF said
Lode twenty five feet from the center OF the Lode
containing 6S-I0o of acre. The main shalt is
in the ceater of the Lode line claimed. and said
claim extends 600 feet each way along the ilne
thereof Said claim is more particularly described
by the diagram and notice posted in this office and
an the mining claim. The names of the al; Joining
claimants if any are not known.
WARREN 7. LOCKHART,
o.ls Register.
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SUMMONS.

Fifty cents United States stamp FIFTY cents
state stamp. -
IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF GENOA fHE-
l cinct. in the county of Douglas. state OF Ne
yt.a. Before s. Z. Turtle, j. r. W. W. Laphaiii
r,Iaintif against John Williams defendant.
The People of the State of Nevada send greeting
TO john Williams. defendant. You are hereby
summoned to appear before me, at my once IN
Genoa Precinct, in the town OF Genoa, county OIL
Douglas on the
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SUMMONS.

L. :. Rev. Stamp. SOC Estate Rev. siamn, Sse;
- Cnnrt Fmrire Township in and for the
County Of Ormsby. The state Of Nevada SENDS
Greeting to James Dewitt and W. rnnham; You
are hereby summoned To appear before me al m
Office in the Towush OF Empire, III tie county Oh
Ormstv, on the
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10th day Of February, a. u. Aeoe

at 10 clock A. ~, to answer unto the coinliaii'
Of J. D. BarnweU WHO SUES You 10 recover u.
sum Of 1921 SO alleged t" he due Tor q cnfo- q
- At the rate. II 81 50 per cord. a. will more
fully arrear by acc cunt how on file IN TINS ne.
when Judgment will he taken against you for me
s,id amount together with costs and damages X
Won fail 10 appear and answer
n, tba SIarif or anv Constable Of the SAID
county greeting: Make legal service and due re-
turn hereof.
Given under my hand this 2sth day OF Deem
Der, A. D. lo6' .- ,,opDr,
is-iw Justice of the Peace Of said Township
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SUMMONS.

rstate Revenue Stamp Soc.
CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMsba.
and for said County of Ormsby The state OF
Nevada sends greeting to J. c. Rice. You are
hereby summoned to appear before me at INV office
in Carson City, in Carson Township, In orhlspS
cnrrrtN m the
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MAGNOLIA S ALC Q II ,
COUNTY BUILDINGS, CARSON CITY.

GEORGE LEWIS, = Proprietor.
,v,pr CHOICEST WINES, BRANDTEs, &C.,
l (put up for family u r), kept constantly or
hand. All the choice bottled liquors VIII De
found at this Saloon. de establishment Is the
moet complete Of the kind III the state.
81 Lunch at II A 4, V"-u
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18th day of April. A. ID. 1865,

at 10 clock A. NJ, and answer unto the complaint
Of John L. Cheney, who sues to obtain Judgment
against YOU for the sum of one hundred and nine
ty nine dollars and eigety-four cents (sis9 81
Said a-nount is alleged 10 be due for goods, wares
and merchandise sold and delivered 10 you, as
appears by account now file in my office, when
Judgment will be taken against you for the said
amount, tg1cther with costs and damages, IL you
fail to az 80 ar and answer, :,
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of the said
county, greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Given under my hand this 4th day 81 March,
A. D, 1868. Ia. u den ne
Justice of the Peace, Carson Township.
mh5-td
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22

EGYPTIAN LADIES INDOORS.

Oae II tie most striking pscolarl'!t'
of the Customs Of or:entals Is The singular
notions entertained as to the social relations
of woman. The dominion Of tas opnos-
ite sex i, IA institution entirely v e.
tern. Iu th, east a woman Is looked upon
IL the Slave pf her lord, born only TO hls
bidding. unworthy Of hTs conddeace AMI
lnfi, for honorable association The eye
of the traveller. upon arriving IN h5{t
ana circulating am1ug its singular people
i first struck by the vcilel facSs q tie
women. The dress upon the w'o!e Is .
no lei of Inconvenience, bur empllleS At :
GLANCE the Jealous subordinalon and s.
clusion ia which the females are kept \
pair Of neat feet enc,se1 IN yellow or Fed
i.,ther oyer-bo,ts. the lower poru' N OF
hlack o- blue silk, balloon shap2t pants
and pair of sparkling oftimes bewlteh-.
mo black eyes peerlus from beneath q White
veil ana black scarf. are all that escape
concealment. The veil winch extends 10
the knees. is m evidence of chastity
white Indicating responsibility. Inc poor
er classes of women wear them oi a'atSS
blue cotton cloth. 10 see An h5yp't"u
woman in public without ven IS t'n,'a-
cred Indecent, and She is not secured III
/ the least against rude remarks ana Jeers
Of the crowd. The higher the social
tstanding OF her lord, the greater the Sc
clusion cxacted from the woman fFc-
quently in tn, evening, gilara coaches OF
i the rich. with closed curtains, may De
seen driving along the bazaars, or IN
J., raih
er 4 bundle of silk, mounted aStrI1e
highly capari,oncl donkey, followed by
neatly dressed donkey-boy. In contrast
with the rigid restrictions placed upon "o-
Imeu in public, in the establishments OF
the rich, great taste is displayed and no
little cxpthse incurred to make Their I'M
pri,onmcnt attractive and luxurious
From without, the buildings present no
regularity Of design, and are enclosed
within blank wall CO omplcteiy e2e'Udih9
! the rude gaze Of outsiders. All tha' eau
/ be seen are series Of dormer win lows
opening toward the wind for venulatlon'
| balconies and bay windows, some heaut
fully arched with stouc or Wood chlael'o
I'LL the most chlste form Of SarAcen!c de-
,irnS. ana in the absence of glass, both
balconies ana windows filed with very
fine trelH3 work, which completely OBJ
structs the piercing curiosity OF a stran-
yer. MEthlu the walls and courts, how
ever, art has often done her best efforts,
Fountains and inuumerable alaba>ter and
plaster vases, filled with fragrant ana
blooming flowers, inches beautifully woik-
cd cornices baths, paved floors, trcscord
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22
APOSTROPUE TO COLD
W ATER.

The celebrated apostrophe to water
c;ven III one Of John b hnugh's temper
ance lectures is gem It is SAID to have
originated with Texas Baptist minister.
1t is somewhat modified as used by Mr.
Cough. Pouring goblet Of water and
advancing towards his audience, and lift;
ING it above his head. hc said
Look ot that, yc thirsty ones Of Garth
Behold it Behold It's purity How it
glitters. as if mass OF liquid gems It is
a beverage that Was brcv"d by the hand
Of the Almighty himself Not IN SIM
lnering stIN or smoking fires, cnoked with
POISONOUS easses and surrounded By tho
steurhes Of slchcuing odors ana rank cor
ruption does our Father il Heaven pre-
pare ,hs precious essence oi lht-thc
rure cold water; but IN the green glade
and grassy dell, whare the deer wan ier,
and the child loves to play there G,d
pryws it; aud down i'll the dee. yalleys,
where the fountains murmur ana the rIis
.inr and hi.h upon the tall mountsiu
tops, where tire storm cloud broYls AMI
the thundcrs crash and away f4r out VI
the vide sea where the hurricane howl,
ma,ic anu the big waves roll the chorus,
sweeping the march Of Go!-thcre he
brews it-that beverage of li:c-Acalth
giving wat,r-aud everywhere It is
iuius IF bc4u,y, giimmtring in tic dew
drop, singing II the summer rain, SHIN
IN IN the ice Eca-.!ll the trees Al. seem
al turneI into living jewels, spreading
golden ycll over tn setting sun or q Whit
-a4z1 around tie nldnI, 1T luoun, sPor,-
.a5 ~ tA4 e-;ar-ec, s.eeplng IN the s'l-
eic.-. IaL : II the hail shower told
ing its britt curtain softly about tn
wluIy wor.I a,d weaving the many cJl-
u.,u MS. t.ut scrapn. zJuc Of the Say
y..eso warp is tie ram 1,eps o. the earth.
ula,e WOO, i the sunbeam of heaven
III -s.1c,crcd over with the celestial bow
~, by tire rlvstI,. nan1 oil reflection, still
always !, Is pcsut al, t1a' b.9s--'- i.'9 Na-
,c-, ~ io-s-- 14,a-.s y IT. 1l-.
+, fan. priu.s ~ s,.-uyss OF murder
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TREED BY A TIGER.


The following thrilling account Of an
adventure with a South American tiger
i taken from Col Sarmianto's Life III
the Argentine Republic in the Days Of
Tyrant>, recently published
Between tie cities OF San Luis and San
Juan lies an extensive desert, called the
Traycsia. word which signifies want
Of water" The aspect Of that waste IS
most gloomy and unprnlnising, and the
traveller coming from the east does not
fail to provide his chifes with 4 sufficient
quantity If water at the last cistcrn which
he passes as he approaches It THIS
Trapcsi2 once witnessed the following
strange scene. The consequence of some
of the encounters with knives % common
among our gauchos had driven one oI
them in tI>te from the city q S1n L"'S'
and forced him 70 escape to the 1ra''e.'
on foot, and with ms ndlng Gear Oh ms
shoulder, IN order to AVOID 'Ae Pu SUI %
the law. Two eomTa!es We're 10 }" :"
him as soon as taey coul@ s'c;I hoLee9 !1I
three.
Hunger and thirst we're not the oh'l
danger which At that time awaited mm ia
the desert \ tiger that had art2lE
tasted human flesh had been following tae
track of those who had, crossed It Tor
Ay,ar, ana more than eight persons haN
already been tie victims u lAIS IIelV-
euce.
In these regions, whore men must con
.tand ,~;.h ~, a.,''''e' for domlnIon over
I IL. q
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-22
THE PIOUS R0BBER.


Daring my twenty-five years of actual
service as detective, have found many
who have stolen the livery Of Heaven to
serve the devil in.
One morning l stepped into Chief Mat
sells Office, having just returned from the
West. when | was accosted by the
Chief: .
"HuIIo, Harry: glad to see you; there
is work ahead.
What's up now ;.another murder
I exclaimed
"No, its robbery; or, as should say,
a series of robberies. "
"Where away ~
Bond street
.What not on Bond street I cried,
as,onished, for during my absence | had
heard of frequent robberies being commit
ted on that particular street.
yes. Harry this Is the tenth robbery
there inside Of two weeks" replied Mat
sell
Can it be fathomed =
Il know not in fact We had no one
to work it up"
"Whcre's Bolt aud knight p
SON that Murder case in Newark.
And Charley Ross 2
..He has Just finished the Chatterton
forgery case, aud is expected here to
morrow. So, Howard, you will have to
work up this one.
I'm try it, but cannot 90 to work TIL
morning, for | must rest,
..AI right" returned the Chief, and |
left the headquarters.
The many robberies which had taken
nlacc on Bond street were very mysterI-
nus. and no trace could be had Of the de-
predator, for they seenedto have been
Committed by one person. Detectives
from PHILADELPHIA worked at the case a
while, but went home no wiser than they
came.
had worked up many difficult cases,
and was considered first rate detective
that is by our chief f-and nearly all the
mysterious aud intricate work placed IN
my hands.
As | entered headquarters the succeed
jnc morning | WIS hailed by Matsell
AhothcI lopoo'S
rv"
Not on Bond street, l hope
YES, 1t is there agaln-
The devil crleo' PeF'et'ly "s'0n-
ishcd.
1T is either his Satanic majesty or his
im} said the chiet, smLIo upon MS
face.
WHO was visited last nisht g,
MIS- = nf'ns, 'ne ''a1n anl, sa;d that -be
was mere 'nIs ~. - ,,l1' anmnt;no
had be en- f"upo'' u ''-'''I,'.' -. :.
to over h'G 'nouS','' ..Tho. o,
W new l eA'1'I'Il'0' ''
big haul, - ,o.:o, .nl
80" 10, 3 ~, rn,bo-x md do
eN'ln',". .,';.,I. t,lI host
% o.o ,o,,o s+,od mo,
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.;,I.i, I,aI.ad m and drew her hand,
across her eyes.
Il am Harry Howard, | said, by WAY
Of introduction,
MIR Howard, the detective
The same, madam.
You come to investigate the matter
do YOU net ?'
II do. | would like to see the room
whore vou kcrt your valuableS.
..Follow me" said the widow; and sh,
leJ mo nm stairs to a small room where til,