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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01
INTELLIGENCE
THE STAGE ROBBERS.

oas Of Them Arrested He Gets
frightened and Squeals y The
Capture Of the Others Probable :
Hamilton Excited, and Strong
Talk Of Lynching.
Private dispatches received early
yesterday morning furnished an &C.
count Of the arrest of one of the
White Pine stage robbers. File was
crested in Hamilton, and during the
day had an examination before Judge
Davis, who committed him to await
NE action of the next Grand Jury of
White Pine county. At a late hour
iS ni-ht we received the following
press dispatch, which gives all the
larllculars that can he prudently
made public at this time. We are in
pSesslon OF much additional infor-
nation on the subject, but having
p@mlsed to withhold it, our re ders
VII! have to await the turn of events
curing the next few days. Our latest
hamilton telegram says lone OF
We Sage robbers was arrested here
SN night: He came into town late
Sanlay night and stopped at the
r&ASon House, hOping, by the bold
sFs OF the act, to escape SUSPICION |;
I' fnding he was watched, he "a, o
ullselt up. eHe is a German, by
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Notice of Assessment.

JACKSON MINING COMPANI-LO.
y cation of works, Eureka, Eureka
County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at a meet
ing of the Board OF Directors Of said com
pany, held on h t~wenJy-lOurth day OF
March, 1873, an assessment NO. 81 OF
Ten Cents per share was levied upon
the capita stock OF the corporation, pay
able Immediately. in United States gold
and silver coin, to the secretary. at the
office Of the company, No. 4l9 CalifOr-
MIA street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which tins assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 2Sth day OF
April 1913, will be delinquent, n ad-
vertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before,
will be sold on the 10Th day OF May.
1873, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs Of advertising and
eX OF sale.
by order of the Directors.
H. {. KILL f, Secretary.
Ore'-n9 California street, San Fran.
cisco, California. nh29td
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SILVER WEST CONSOLIDATED
MINING COMPANY - Location Of
MorlS EI1rola YIlraEa Iannty Sfntn ~

SILVER WEST CONSOLIDATED
MINING COMPANY - Location OF
works Eureka, Eureka County, state OF
Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby giv"n that at a meet
ing of the Board OF Trustees Of said COM
pany, held on the Sd day of April. 1873,
an assessment of sev, nty-iye cents per
share was levied upon tn" capital stock
of said company, payable Immediately
to the Secretary, at the tfficc OF the COM
pany, No. 36 Montgomery 1lcck, in san
Francisco, state of California.
Any stock upon which SAID assessment
shall remain unpaid on Thursday, the
fifteenth day of Nay. A. ID. 1873,
hall be deemed delinqut ut. and will De
duly advertised for sale at public auc-
ton. and unless payment shall be maoo
before, will be sold on TUESDAY,, the
tenth day of June, A.. D.. ls1", to lay tho
delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising ara expenses Of sale.
BY order oft lOaIi o1 Trustees.
+. X. BUNKER, Secretary.
Office-NO. sc Montgomery ElOck.
Montgomery street, San Francisco. CALI
fornia. al&d
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REvERsED.-The order of things
was reversed yesterday with RAY
mond & Ely and Hermes stock. Raw.
hiond d Ely advanced a few dollars
per share. while Hermes remained
at the figures OF the day previous.
In Town.. NJ. Parker, an old
time %Pogonipper, but more recently
of Phoebe, has been in town for a dav
or two. lie says Eureka is the
livelleSt town lie has seer tor a LONG
time.
FINE MIRROR magnificent
French-plated mirror was received
and put in place at Franks saloon
yesterday. It is one of the largest
ara most costly bar ornaments in Eu-
reka.
FoUND.-In the ballroom on Fri.
day night last. 4, watch kew with a
small piece of chain attached, aprar-
emily the property OF a lady. The
owner can have the same by calling
at this office.
NJ. b. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale in all parts
OF the city. Also J.. c. Bateman's agent
for the Monroe Survey. Office at the
California Lumber Yard, southeast cor.
ner of Buel and Bateman streets. aplO
SPECIAL N~OTICE.-It is a we'll known
fact that Dyspepsia and Indigestion are
the causes of nearly all the diseases that
the human body is heir to: then why
pay enormous doctors bills? BY using
Dr. HeIley's celebrated ! X l. Bitters
they can be thoroughly eradicated from
the system II new life impaired to the
sufferer. Read advertisement in another
column. mh21-3m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

INsANE.-The officers took charge
of a Mrs. Leventhal Yesterday whose
reason seems entirely %dethroned, and
lodged her in the County Jail. She
is represented as being very violent
at times, and is especially belligerent
and destructive. She has an infant
child only about six weeks old The
officers left it in charge of a lady in
the northern part of town. The hus-
band of the unfortunate III was
not be found anywhere. 1t is
thought that he has left the country.
though he was seer here only a few
days ago. His occupation is that of a
tailor.
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Arrivals and Departures.

Arrivals.
ny WOODRUFF a ENNOR'S LINE:
lTMartin
5CULaughlin MrGailand ana vile
HARRISON VII Rhee
LTDufont = II smith
Departures.
R.lmlItIi& ENNOR's LINE:
bliss Denny w Gallagher q WI
1.-Two Cinnamon
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-rncK REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 80

s.x FRANCISCO, April 80.
,..osa Consolid Ated. liH' Tx. liz.
Jackson, 25c,
PheniA, Is. 1880. 14h. 1sbSo.
s htinmnnd s Fly, 52h. TN. 6y, o..
$ Mssdow Valley. l5h, 1914 1915.
Is Poche, ~
y Alps; l. Creole, &c. 75c. soc.
~ BELMONT, A. n
y f,S%srican Flag, 81. SHpso.
y u"t Hunt. 81, 3s,3ao3'.
y y Thief Of Hill. 2b3' Z.
J, pioche Phenix, X;
y t,mador Tunnel, ~,
- ". Treasure, As,
~ ~ Mammoth, ioc.
~ Mahogany. 2a.,, :, a
" Y Tinnesota. y, 6lb}o. "a, y.
Y ..aiIen harlot, Az, 4So3o.
y Eureka, G. v, -;
IN Ser a Nevada. IL; -, .,,o
y Mltimore Com.
N, Empire Mill, g, ~, "a o3V' o..
sa imperial, ia, 6.so3o oSoo " eon
: SY.io~ jacket, nl;,2 so,,m ~, sS"'
=. ,.alp A. ,NoICloSNs 'e'.Ss
" y en-, Virginia. 81. 7Ob30,
~. oHaae. IS. 80, IN, II.
y. S ,,nnir. "A. 3ib3a. BY. ...
Y: Y! T.own Point, lie. lis, l2ehb3O. 1ieA
y: ~ ,InrIllr, ", 5:hb30. 5lblO:
y ,;ould & Curry, loH. l0hb3o. loh.
NY ~ En%ickcrbocker. Az. ~, AIbso.
K, Buckeye, Is.
~ New York Con. 7oc.
n Alamo, 81. 3h...
10 indus, AZ, Az, 4A,
ta Am. Flat, l.
4 Rest 4 Belcher. I.
u Kentuck, Sh. 50. 9hb3o.
" ionidence, 9, 81, b3O, WV.
~ Alpha, ~, 30b3o, 70.
II; Excheouer. 10. lOhb3O.
+ Ser. Eelchrr. 3sh. AZ.
!; Overman, S6. 81. 33h.
~ C%aIrdonia, is, l7h. 1880.
IN Arizona & Utah. 3. 34.4.
d silver Hill, AN, l44, 10.
s. Bullion. lsb3D.
81 Woodville. "A, "A, Az.
NUnion Con-, 81.
50 Frauklin,
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Eureka, March 2sth, 1873.
Dissolution of Ccpartnership.

FUNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERFTO-
fore existing between Isaac Philip
son and George Young, in the Gunsmith
business, is this day dissolve Il by mutual
consent. George Young will continue"
the business at the old sta, ii, in the Sill
Yer Brick Building, cnll ct all moneys
due, and pay all bills against tho INN.
lSAAt PHlIIPSON.
GEORGE lOUNG.
Eureka. April /, 1878. nI,l2
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Dissolution of Copartnership,

TTNHE COMPREHENSIVE HEkIEO-
fore existing tive james T..
Hunter and James NJ " oodsOn, i'll the
Saloon business. at the la Grande hA-
loon. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. j.. NJ. WoOCs"n will continue
the business at the OLD stand, and collect
all moneys due, aid pay all debts
against the concern.
j.. 7. HUNTER.
j. ~. WOOL SON..
Eureka, March 2sth, 1873.
- have this day snld to j. NJ. Wood
son ali my ! ht, title ana interest In the
La franc Saloon. J. l.. HU\TFR.
Eureka, March 2Sth. 1913. Iu.9-lfr
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HOTEL
Paiisade, New.
r. M

TEAS TAKEN THE ABOVE HOTEL,
and Is now prepared o iurhish nhS
natrops with the best that can be OBJ
Iages arrive at this Hotel from Eureka
and White Pin In time tor passengers
take kfa st before the train goes "est'
ny
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

HOME FROM AUSTIN. Deputy
County Assessor Crawford, we notice.
has returned from Austin. lie a
been absent for some time on oncla
business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

WATER Observation-Disclosures Ech'
ternoch had the water turned OH lof
a while last nigh to repair the hre
plug at the corner Of Main and CLARK
streets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

EoING TO EURoPE.-H. Vorberp, One
OF u most respected and responsi.
pie citizens, is preparing to make a
trip to Europe. 1t is his intention
nov to be ready to leave on or about
the 10th instant. He has leased tho
central Pacific Brewery to Charles
Loutenschlager, who will conduct
n business of that popular resort
until MIR. Norberg's return, which
VIII perhaps be about six months
hence. The lessee is authorized to re,
ceive and receipt for all MONEYS dine
Mr.. Norberg, and he will also promnt.
~ pay any. bills which the latter
may overlook in the settlement of his
AFFAIRS prior to taking his departure.
we take occasion now to wish friend
NorDerg q pleasant trip and safe re-
turn TO the Base Range. We NAV
adu ! this connection that the Cen
trail Pacific Brewery, and the drink.
ing, departments cOnnecte there
with, have all been thoroughly over
hauled and improved lately, and
everything is now in splendid order
ior accommodating the public during
the lively times now ut hand. We be,
speak Tor the new proprietor "a con-
tlnuance of the liberal patronage
hitherto extended 10 the G.. L, b.
uhoer the management of Mr.. Vor-
berg.
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NOTICE

FUNO WHOM 1T MAY (uHcEEN.-
IL Fitzpatrick & Co. Gas q to l. the
business name OF I'll" Lar -, Fm,rdry
on and after Febfnar. b.. Nifinnrn.
miners and furnace M ~ Wishing ord. re
for castings filled VII, r',>, ad ,r~.s
EUREKA FOUNDRY c'.hFA<i. ":
OF Fhxtou q Co. AZ ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

REBEKAH MEErINes.-The regular
monthly meetings of Charity ne
bekah Degree Lodge, No. S: 10. q. r.,
are held on the first Monday IN each
month at ia o'clock. See notice under
The head of"New to-day"
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IN a Visit to Phoebe.

NJ Roche Record of Tuesday has
'oiiowlng notice of Nevada's
@'Ay Treasurer: "Hon. Jerry
.ing' State Treasurer, put in his
b, n on the Hamilton stage
h nlsAt' Mr.. Schooling has trav-
ssria many hundreds of miles since
h trsysi me capital. taking in his line
b Nve nearly. every mining town
adss ana Lander counties. lie has
sagops stage coaches, buggies,
ack andqSouts, Oh horseback, mule
snefjft Hu last, but not least, took the
hen ~ Il Walkers line, now and
sage At ne intercepted the Hamilton
Ne v;drdtterson, and but for posi-
eould hHehce to the contrary, we
tsn tho nave suspected him to have
He call neavy man mentioned IN
|@sasura Tor Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S
s1o"TIie, box. Jokes aside Mr.
y lhe,,s Is a man much respected
NJ an pddoPIe OF Nevada, Tor his hon.
t&h w integrity, and is meeting
PIE Of pp;alill reception from the PEG,
b for tTche. He will remain With
(ehirl inree or four DAYS, during
Nc pinn;oo ne will visit and examine
Fsryp ,.I,f,pal mines OF the district.
his To oe a mining sharp"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

AMONG THE MINEs.-Mrs. e. T.
Brown, the accomplished and sue
cessful teacher of one of the depart
ments of our public school, accom-
panied by w. =. Haskell, yesterday
made the ascent of Prospect noun
tain, partly for recreation and partly
to view the wonders of that lofty re-
giOn. There being no school this
week, Mrs. Brown is disposed to
make the most of her holiday. Dur
ing their rambles they visited many
Of the principal mines on the noun
tain, and express themselves highly
pleased with all they saw. The new
tunnel Of the Fourth of July Com
pany, now in over 800 feet, was in
spected and pronounced a gigantic
undertaking.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

PARsoN KELLY.-Monday's Phoebe
Record gives our lively parson the fol-
lowing good puff" Rev. Mr.. Kelly,
of Eureka, preached a very sound
and interesting sermon last Sunday
evening It the Episcopal Church in
this city on the Dissertation OF the
Lords Day. The church was well
filled, every seat being occupied. we
shall be pleased to have frequent
visits from this neighboring clergy
man
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

Our worthy fellow
Poi b.'"' Charles Coll and his beau
Ee, honuees, returned yesterday from
E4 h~iIIsyin9on trip among the vine
fllen ana verdant plains of the
|scA 10 ,S'ate. We welcoma then,
ne'r mountain home.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

INFORMATION Observation-Disclosures
ton is wanted of the whereabouts OF
Christian Martin, a blacksmith, who'
when last heard from, about nine
months ago was living in Montana.
Any person knowing ANYTHING c9n.
corning him will confer a favor Dy
addressing Catharine Martin, sos Mar
kat street. st. Louis, Mo.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

IHE THEATER.-A good house wit
messed the entertainment at Eureka
Hall last night. The large building
WIS warm and comfortable and the
audience seemed to appreciate the
performance to the fullest extent.
The little wonder, Maggie Knight,
and Harry Lorraine were especially
happy in the parts assumed, and both
were much applauded. The other
members of the company also &C.
quilted themselves creditably and it is
quite evident that the whole troute
are rapidly gaining in public favor.
1t may be a long time before we are
again favored with any kind ofa,nuse.
ment in Eureka, and our people
should therefore strive to make the
most Of the present theaterical season.
Tonight Harry Lorraine takes q ben
EFT. on which occasion a grand bill
Will be presented. Harry being a
great favorite wherever he goes, we
shall expect to see the hall crowded.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

,hAiiER. First-class, with
pects OF remaining 10.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

A NEvADAN DIES IN MAINE.-H. II.
Greer, OF this place, received letter
yesterday announcing the death of
John Daugherty, we'll known in this
portion of Nevada, in Searsmont,
Maine, of heart disease. Deceased
formerly lived in Austin, and more
recently i'm Mineral Hill. He was a
heavy wood contractor, and in his
line Of bushes had amassed quite a
handsome little sum. He left Min
eral Hill about one year ago with the
view of paying his friends in the East
a short visit, after which he intended
to return and settle permanently in
Nevada. The letter states that on the
day of his death he appeared as we'll
as usual, and had been out busy at
work most Of the day. He came in
and died in a few seconds. His un-
timely taking of will lie sincerely re-
GREETED by IA large circle OF friends and
acquaintaces i'm Eastern Nevada,
whore he was we'll and favorably
known.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

observation-disclosures Murphy, the
well.known boot and shoe maker,
has removed his place of business to
the building formerly occupied by
the San Francisco Restaurant. lie
will be pleased to see all OF his old
customers and friends a. his new
stand whenever they may require
ANYTHING in his line.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01
To Furnace Men and Builders.

r r. SMITH WILL SUPPLY ALI.
furnace men and builders with a
= rst-class quality Of sand rock lor ouliu,
! & purposes. Will deliver IL or sen ~ ~
L ~ QUARRY. oP-.-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-01

FROM Observation-Disclosures Uhl'
formerly connected with Jos. Marks
in the boot and shoe making business
returned Yesterday from a visit 10
Faderland. He saws he had spien-
did time during his rambles IN the
old country.
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SelesrapDti9e Sepeidcn
Sen 1ar .&ioctirten Brefie" fir ben p@orreiponber
Tom hPrfhfPt l
GmrOpGiI9e Ga6elb ert6te.
SeutI6IdnS.

SeuIl0]luNps
Berlin, "a. Suut.-Sm oeutI1enHeth8
tage hielteu 9elteru 9elbriid u1b NtOltte 0te,
ben gegeu oa6Yroiett, einenS hifStanal Spi.
iden Der gorOz uno Oliee 81 bauen.
GnglanS.
Qoubou, "a. SUM-. - Der 9Qmpier
.,greot @aitern" 1T laut 9epeite pom %.
SUM, Wittag8, INTERIM 52.35 8reitenz uuo
39.42 2GugengraOe angelangt, unO iluo bis
babtn 1911 Seemeilen &abelorabte getegt
ruoroen.
Qoubon, "a. SUM-. - Die geHrige Be-
pei1e BON &arbtii, mel6e ben Brand oeS
,8utez0of8" melOete, 1T grunblOS. 9u8
Geler brad in eluem 9ebdube in unmittel,
barer DtGbe be8 9OdS fatt.
2onoon II, "a. Suni.-6eute fan6 ~ Gbs
rem oes Shab bon Beriien I'M BiuoiOr- Barte
cine 9roBe Geoue itatt.
SIN llnterhauie rtef Ger Inter @olouialie'
fretdr Die @auaotihe Qnleibe.@ urantie Bill
AIR llnterItiibuf9 Der y&anaOliden YaCiftcz
Babn" uuf. 9ir Charles 9ilte it gegeH Oa8
llnternebmen, er iagt, Die @olonle lei nod
n16t I'M Staube, Elm lOlAeS lnternebnen 81
pa9eu.
Sranfreid.
8ari8, "a. SUM. Die 9eputirten Ser
EIIleH UuutH III tVtCl pSut'YIh SCbIuHtIltIuHJ
ben SeihluB gefaBt, ben ehemaltgen Brditoens
ten Der MISUNDERSTANDING 81. @reug gu
eriuden, cine Briu1ipienertld ung unO Elm
Brogramm fir ale 6ruttiOnen berOppoition
81 entmerfen.
Die MIuni3ipalitGt bon 8artS bat ii6 &C.
weiqert, Gelb fir Die SOfeu OeS @mpfan9es
be5 S6ab bon Beriien 3u berpiQtgeu. Die
Heltioitdten peroen oaber in Seriaiae8 Itatt-
ftnoen.
6eute %enttanb in Observation-Disclosures
cine liirmiife Debate iiber cine bonn BrGfets
ten oe5 8bouesO Departments e~rlaiIene Srore,
melfe @ioil, SeerSiguu9en nad Z llbr Ror.
gems unteriagt.
Giu Nntrag Der 2infer, ipelher Die Sanb,
lung OeSBrdietten miBblaigt, purbe nit gro,
Der Stimmenmebrbett uerwOrf en.
Spanien.
2oubor, %. Stunt. = Die Qon6oner
,Sines" iagt in ibrem StaOtsA rtifel iiber bic
ftnan5ieueH Serle9enbetten Spanien's Tole
Qeubes: Soften bic @ortcs ben 4nbau Der
B6ilipptnenzS abadSs Ylantagen uub BEN Ser.
tauf Der Sdab.S bltgatiOnen oeroronen, 10
biirfte eiue geuiigeuoe Sumuie 8aarQelb reaD
liirt uuO bic SulisSOapons 9eOedt merbeu
t0unen."
Maorio, 90. SUM-. - Der &arlifens
9duptliug Sabalo erihoB ben AlcaOeu BON
Wiura pOri9e ISOLDE, neil CT uerIdumt bate,
NaGrtdt BON benz Gbmari9 Der republitQs
nilden Sruppen 81 9eben.
MeArere Sarliitenz 6iibrer iinb fiirSli9 BON
ibrea ei9eHen GeRten eri9Oien poroeu.
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Rphn-Nurf

NeW.9ort,2 "a. SUM. Die pSuniata" 9ebt beutc
irr 4uilubuu9 Der yYolarls" ab. sic bat 36l Son,
uen RobIen an BorO, UNI nibt MUIR fir Itb lelbt ionOer1
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Tol9t am 1. Suli. Die gJuniata" lit nit Damp, 5loI,
len &c. oerleben un0 miro III st. 5pbns mebrere Sob
IenOorrdtbe einnebuen.
= Die Retni9uu9 Der Staot luiro in Grtp0rtuug Der
99olerasA ntunft energiib ]6etrteber.
- Der our Grrtbtlng elmer Sanlpferlinie jlptlde1l
San 5raujisco, 4OrOIulu, gteu sSeelauo uuO anoere1I
llospactnc' lheu Safer blerber 9%etommene auitraliidc
Gommtiar Sbomas 9tuieu 1T nab betrteoi9enoer Grs
Isotgung leiner Wti'ItoH nah europa a%bgsreil't.
- Der 0ampier u6ttp of &Htusrp" traf beate BON
9iocrpooI elm.
- AuBer Dem @rsIl0ermann Sbomas Conan, Der
t~ibrt8ens lOfort $l2.0 900 8irgi9ait IteIte, wur0en aud
beute PbireGs Z. &tngslanO uuO Iuet dnoere unbeoeuz
tenoere YoIitier, gtdmcns Joe uRO WtOnobau, luegel
Betru8es an Der Staot Oerbaftet. y. !. &~ingsIunO
lteute $4,000 caution.
- 8asBeri6t ilitte bfutc Den StraF enrQuber 'yteill
auf jebH Sabre ms 3ubtbaus.
- 3ebn Sc bp0rerc ltHo in Dem Sale gBalportb' .
erlangt DoroCu.
- 6raut SaueritrarD lpuree pOrtqr Vutt an Der Ode
Der fG. StraBe unO /. Ipeuue 10 idrctlia geibIageu,
oa6 er turi parauf farb. Der W5roCr lit, pit man
8laubt, en 8%elplltr Garttns, oelen Aufentbalt inr 3ett
nod %unbetInut lit.
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Sarnter uno 5Olepb Dion seluaWI Der Grrcre nit 800
Yotnten, Wabreno IS lern berIbmtcr ge8Rer Har aui 1876
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SadiOn'5 2 %etlerei, Elm Sobleuipeider Il. /. ~.
brannten beute ab. Da8 Seuer fam in 6olgt
BON Selbitent5iinCung aus. 8ertuit $50 600
Aiieturan5 $25 900.
@tnctnuati, "a. Stunt. - 9a8 Sa.
badssyagergebduoe oe8 Or. s. q. 90. Sbo4
mas in @outngtOn, 8p., nit 100000 Bfuut
2abad brGHnte bettte 0torgen nieoer. Be:
8abad murOe aui uu9efabr $50 900 gei6Ge-
unO mar fir $40, 900, mciitens in lolateu Sc
ieuidafteu neriidert. 0a8 9ebGuOe mar al,
SIP 900 aelf4Bt uuo ufperiihert.
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Gifenbabnz1Infaa.

SbenectaOg, "a. Suut. - Der 81.
prsB5us pom 8eilea auf Der yNeps BORT en<
traIba4n" ranute Geitern in etueu @iitersuq,
welder cine Meile bon bier auf siuem Hebeis
qeleile itano, 3%ertriimmerte mehre @iteruaaen
uno Die 9otOmotioe beS 8afagier 3lQes.
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8ids arg uerlest. Seioe maren Sreurier uuo
sur l3eit auf Der 2olOmOtioe OeS @iiterSuge8.
Der 2ofOmotiOfiibrer uno Der Sei3er be8 Bal
iagiersnges warOeR leidt, ionit aber gttsmano
oertett.
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llubnlfummene auh n%nQtnmmsue
9ahne.

Cute 3dbne fno fir tOrperli&e s3onbett uHsrIdBs
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der obsr Iauler 3dbne enti6uIoiseu; oern oas Witt
tel, oiele WiGnssl Su beiciti9en, liesen in zines Seoen
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NIT icbem 3psise ietnes 8erufes pratttit oertraut,
unb ale Isine Sabndrstli9en Opernttonen bstrieotssl
bic Yotientsu aui's Bette. Die 3dbne, bic er anisr'
tist, ssitnsn fd burt aauer5attisfeit, Doltomme'
mes 8aTIsu, natirlides ausieben uno auSemetns
Sdonbett aus. 9as SabnfiQen nit @olo, Stanio.
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deI unerrstbt oa. Sein 8eriabren init Dem Bns
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fen SGmer5sertilser babeu Die seiammten mebiaiuiz
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p~oltommenfe uub tuunberbarfte, SmpftnonHssIoz
ftateit bSporseruisne Nittel ertldrt, bas lie entsedt
porben, (Dfars7, 3DiteD 4
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