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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
MASSACHUSETTS COUNTY REAL ESTATE
fonses ano farms Wanteo.

fonse5 auo EARNS Uanteo.
XNTANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, III a
w good ocltion rent vii be an partly boar WIN DIV
isge 81 other Address MERCHANT tn0une e sue oee
3OS West Twenty -thirl-st
NXTANTED.-A neat COTTAGE, with one TO
three acres of lind NcwJ,rsey lent 70 New
York Price mot 1000 Address, with ful description Of
place RURAL. Tribune OGce New-iors City
WANTED to RENT-A fOur-stOry HOUSE,
w not less than 22 Wsingonslure GrsmerJ
Park stuyesanquare opposite other opeD spo TN
furnished preferred Address stating puce A. H. Tribune once
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.EAU oT 1nEArERs HOTELS soHooLHoUsEs, FACTORIES,
EURVEIG
T. WFBsrHR Chief OF Bureau

BUREAU IHEArkhst FANAVhihsi
glnrEL T. WEBSTER Chief OF Bureau.
RrS tbesers have officially examined during the week viz;
Boohs WAaeks Metropolitan, Unon SQUARE, hbos Olympic
Lyceum Thca violations OF Section 70 OF The
occurring either Important alterations under
the Department the Metropolitan
Increased facilities for will
secured additional entrance 20 feet VIDE, directly from
Broadway the pTquei the present pagesay III feet wide being
balcony. There three openings
the stage Merce also separate entrance from Meeer to
the building proprietor has beea notified place fpugs
aud hose side Of the The Lyeum formerly the French
Thea has recently undergone entire alteration conforming u TO
the requirements Ii combines With the most graceful
and and tasteful decorations modern
Vision the parquette and h
balcony amply secured By three eight feet openings directly into
FOaenihst The second balcony opens upon the terrace
OF coohert, the Sidewalk. aud by eight feet
ArvAy either le directly the street The actual time
aso provided either side the pauee TO the and
eghtfcot from Of stage to Kaeenthst asoa
IRON Heens dressing and property below
the and paraee and openings from dressing saloon
below the yesbu fepugr with provided the
below Aad above All burners protected on
and flies with wrebask and bAnkeis placed as the
wings nightly for use In Of limited dresses
original BY the District Inspector replace the
defective eoumns porting the balconies and roof by substantial
iron ooumn which will their opinion render the building safe. M
general construction being good.
HOslfiteen hotels been officially inspected, to wit: the
Northern Hotel southeast Of West and Crsndsts the Com
mea No 10 Cortandtr Merchants Nos 30 TO al Cortland st.
Frenhs New Hotel Coandt and Church sts National Nos
and Colsndtst tho Cosmopon Chimherss and Ne
BfSsas Aader0a Hotel FO sufdI summit lo's. MOTH es
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auction Sales OF Re1l Geiaic.
Auction SALE.

A UCTION SALE. ,.-,
"a VIII public he dt ia OF October 1873.
O'Clock. the Wall. gil hl.ll COUNTY mont,
the FORK works OF ts G4tcer Danaiae
turing Company consisting OF abou 10 OF lard water and
bindings complete QUILT the ltet approved mach and
complete running order The bog .o cTtr W sodin
ore lot OF 1lr3 Amounting the
OF S26O3 43 and thereon from OcL g. 1872 able
or before B. 1873 There viii also be sold toe tine and
place large Agricultural FORKS dne aud unfinished and lot
OF stock ami materials.
By order Board Trustees % the Baceler Manufacturing
Company Join IL HllOADEo LLe-I-s-.
IERE. JOHNSON, jr., Auctioneer.
~ No. 81 ARARON, opposite POstOlce, Asor House.
and the Of al the city ear lines
REAL ESTATE PROMPTLY SOLD AND EACHANGBD
Auction sales o. SlocGs Furniture. Merchandise nc
4 EWIS Z. WOOD, AuctlOneer,
II will sell OF THURSDAY. Oct . 1873.
o'clock the premises, 81 VALUABLE LOIn, stnd
on Neptune Yesays bergen Road Jersey CITY ~
and Greenve every half holr during Tie dAJ
and evening Central Railroad o NewJrsey from
foot OF Iberty-s o'clock also ny horse
from JERSEY Cts ferry from foot of CerandtsL Lunch before s
Terms OF sale per day Of sale 10 cent DO 80 dy and
the balance 80 bond and ige Hcar
lion tickets maps particulars apply LEWIS l. WOOD No
10 Montgo mery-st, Jersey City.
WTESTCHESTER COUNTY REAL ESTATE
w at AUCTION w. II. BARD, AucOueer viii self on TUES
nav sent 30 O'Clock Mount large hoae Ane
la 5OxlO5 feet, stable finely shaded aa ae spened
caton walk from depo hou mas ~ rooms he1ef
a and water 10 city lots; 90 per cent can rmln On mortgage
Address W. II. BARD, Aactioneer Mount Veuoa n T.
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Real estate 10 Gxrbanee

MIDLAND and OSWEGO or UNION PACl-
vi nc BONDS would be TAKEN at PAR in payment for a
charming COUNTRY RESIDENCE east end Of Long ni pnoe
sl6OOOi ncumbranee. rutland Il WHillNH BeeAmansI
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WHITE STAR LINE.
POR QUEENSTOWN AND yBRPOOl-
CARRYING TIN
UNITED STATES MAIL.
VIEW AND PULLrPOWERRD SrBAhshlrn .,,..
Sailing from New-York SATURDAYS IRON Lreo0ol Oh fho@~
At HsI0or each
GALLO. SATURDAY october a. o. o.Vo m
ApRTATlC, SATURDAY. October ~ az sou d N.
BALTIC SATURDAY. Oct ~ a. 9iVO D m
CEl1tU. SATURDAY Oct 20 AZ ~ a IN
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. Nov. l. AZ zOJ D. m
Prom the White Star PavouA Fesri Jersey Ots.
Pn,pser Accomuo iatons all eas,el lnryael oom1nas
SAFETY SPEKD. AND COMFORT.
Saloons state-room. bathrooms N mdshv 80
motion Surgeons Aad so~sicsse' ae"hp&''
RATEs-saoon $50 rod Seese $50 Those WISHES
q, ,,n CD CoGnt obtaa s'eerAge prses
certificates S.iS. n 49,
fom al parts Amenca rams hAs<
Norsay swede. Inia australia CaiaA. Nc
Drafts from IL Apwsns. . 49,. ... .... ,-.....
oAcsA No ~ BtysIss' hHv'totA j. H. MAAAS 49,
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Kssysl.s i !. "

The BEST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC vet introduced For
Debility, and Loss Of Appetite u M
vsuba Recommended for its purity By the FOOD Journal Arthur
Ha.saH NJ D. WsnEorth l.. Scot, ESD, T. & S.. T. A. 3 l.
r. $ s. A. 6c Sold By Groce olnen and Chemists IN large
bole, At n, each Beware OF limitations Prepared by
Leeds Englsnd.
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European advertisements.
Nep- gerecn feal GsIate for Sale.

ARTISTIC BENSON W. Old Bot Ilsateh C.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03
The EUREKA RICHMOND case went
to the jury on S:,tnrl.y-"r was to
have gone, by agreement of counsel.

THEFT AND INGaArIrupE Two Slavo-
MAN miuers. rooInin, on N e;,dnw Valley
street. took pity on an impecunious
Greek, VIII goes by the nam. Of George
K an. and took him to their room AMI
furnished him with sleeping accommo-
d,ti,ns. the day of the Catholic Sun
day School Festival the Greek said he
believed he would 81 out to the plc-nic,
as be had no work 10 do. AMI the Sllvo-
nllns, as us.lal, lett the room In his
charge, aid Went To- their duly labor.
Instead of going to the picnic, the
Greek broke open aud Went throu. III the
trunk of the friends To whom he hal for
several days been indebted for Il home.
and abstracted e35 III coin-every cent
Of money they h ID. He then procured
II c.tyuse, aud Was last Seen Oh the road
to SAT- Lake. George X AN " Is y
man, with heavy whiskers
aud beard. of svarthy cumpiexlun, and
speaks in broken English. Being "a
Greek by birth he can easily be identi-
lied wneu he reaches Salt L Ike, ami we !
advise the ponce Of that CITY to keep u
sharp eye On hun. A mau who would |
steal from his Denefactors, rs he did, is
dangerous III any co.nm1nity.-P
hecOrd.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03
CAP CURE OF ALL BUT THREE OF
THE MDDOCS CAPTAIN JACK
ESCAPES

DiSp .tches from the Lava Beds to
the Virginia CHr,nirle of Last evening
report the capture of all the Modnc
warriors but Cap'n Jack and three
others. The captives were surround
ed and surrendered The winding
up of the telegram is in these words:
About this time Scar-faced Charley
and two other Modoc rascais of ROLE
rushed down the ROCKS and cried ont;
We surrender Don't shoot !" Five
of the II docs came out, and hostihtirs
ceased. BY this time it was dark. Dr..
Cabaness, OF Yreka, the contract sur
geon who has long been acquainted with
the Modocs, went up among the rocks
and III tie peace negotiations. All of
the Indians, including Jack, agreed to
come in. C;baness slept with them last
night. A moment since Scar-faced
Charley, old Schochen and ten other
warriors came il and surrendered. Jack
and three Others decan4ped by night.
They will soon turn up Jack and
then the game will be ended.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03

OF THE NEW BUILDING which Is Il
be erected by the New York I'll mm.
Publishing Company upon the site
of the old building within which
Horace Greeley gave that paper It's
fame and standing. the weekly eli,
ton Of that paper for Nay q has the
fo lowing:
The sp,c- We have formerly occupied
being much too harrow for our Uses, We
have acquired property on every sile Of
rs. until our trout extends upon Printing
House Square over - feet. upon Spruce
street lOJ feet, thence north to Frankfort
street l65 feet, with frontage upon that
street vi hearty ~ feet. TINS llueral
space II to he covered with building
nine stories high, surDOuuted by lofty
tower, which III seauty and elegance AZ
we'll as III bulk will be the most CONSIDER
AOle business e.iltice III the southern
Dart of the island. Some Of the must
eminent architects of the day have c, NJ
pet-d in furnishing deslsns for the
building. and the result Is one upon
which all who take pride in the architect
ur.al adornment Ut the great metropolis
may justly congratulate themselves. 1t
will De not only u sup,rb and artistic
it will also be AZ perfect .
business house as the skill and expert
ence of the must competent builders can
oevise. 1t will b. ABSOLUTELY tire-prOof
in every part, and built to Last forever.
In a few days re shall publish Adetail-d |
state nent Of our plans which will more
than bear out the announcement which |
70 make to-day to our rradsrs and |
friends.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03

THE ShOshone variety of the noble
rel man Ii - lately male his appear
ance 1T Unionville, and the Siirer
State thus allu.ies to him:
A band of Shoshone Indians from the
Reese River country are here on visit
with the Piutes. They have quite a
muir Der of p 'nies, which they take par
ticular pains to exhibit as often as pos
slble. They are not So stylish and do
not dress near SO we'll ;,s thu Plutes. 1t
is said that they do lively business
swapping sqlaws with each other,
the Piutes invariably getting boot-fre-
qnenrly a sack of flour or II few dollars,
and III some instances u pony.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03

TIE Reese River Receille has column
editorial Oh Bro"co Fighters. What are
Bronco Fishrers?-CAKsoN APPEAL.
Iney Dear the SAME relation to thor
ou5n-Dred fighters that mustang does
to IA blooded morse, Or u chlckadee news
paper like the Appeal does to a first
class jpurnal-the Elao Indspende.t for
instauce.--Reese Ricer Receiue.
The explanation is more fully
elaborated in the local columns Of
the Re ellie by the folloNiny brief
allnsion t. the editor Of tina. paper:
JUSTICE CoUET.-The State of Nevada
vs.. J1hn h Dennls-chtrye, assault and
battery: fined $50 or fifteen days in the
county jail. Fine paid and defendant
discharged.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03
A TOCCHINa INClDENT.-The Gov
inston tKy.) Journal gives the fol.

A TOUCHING INCIDENT.-The Gov
ington Ky Journal gives the fol.
lowing:
A short time since, in this city, bril-
liant and much admired lady, who had
been suffering for some time with Il
trouble of the eyes, was led to fear Il
speedy change for the worse. and lmnedi-
asely consulted her physician. An ex-
animation discovered a sudden and fatal
failing III the optic nerve, and the i'll
formation was impaired AS gently as
possible that the patient could not retain
her sight more than a few days at most,
and was liable to be- totally deprived Of
it at any moment The afflicted mother
returned to her home, and quietly made
such arrangements lis wound occur to
any about IL commence So dark jour
ney Of life. and then had her two little
children, attired III their brightest and
sweetest c,~.umes, brought before her;
and SO, with their faces lifted up to hers,
and tears gathering for some misfortune
that they hardly realized. the light fad
ed out OF the mothers eyes, leaving an
!netfsceable picture Of those dearest to
her On earth-a mei.ory Of bright faces
that will console her in many dark
hour.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03

AMICABLY SATTLkD.-Detective officer
Rose, of this city, has been absent for
several days in search of u young man
who bad seduced = young girl Of this
city, some five months ago. He went Ms
far rs Bullionviile and Ploche, and the
fact Of his return suff .es to show that he
brought his man, Tor he seldom fails in
such quest. On account Of the high
responsibility of the young girls connec-
tons. all names are withheld, and the
matter was a:nicably and satisfactorily
settled by the marriage of the parties
Neg Eildutrmeat
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03

SUTrERLEr. the Chief Of Photographers or
this coast il now fitting up = large and mag.
nitic-nt Gallery on the first floor on c street in
Virginia City. aud will soon leave this place. 50
those wishing fine retouched photographs taken
here At reasonable price. had better call on
him SION. NJ his stay q very sh rt in this city
Remember the right place, opposite the Land
Office IN hing street.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03

IT il good news to be informed
that the California Fish Commits.
sioners have determined to adopt
measures for the protection Of the
salmon fisheries IF that State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03
Or THE causes which led to the
death Of Flitcrnft ut Shelbnrne, the
Eureka 1Semfiuel Of Nav 3Oth says:

He was fatally shot in the side and
arm while passing along the street night
before Last. Joseph Watts has been ar
rested for the deed. Parties here who
are familiar with the surroundings, say
that Flitcroft aud the wife of Watt. had
been on very friendly terms for some
time PAST. To this cause he attributed
the shooting. Flitcroft was ALWAYS the
delight Of the ladies who pronounced
him a hsnsOme man. In H ,milton, San
Francisco. Oregon and other places
where he reside6, he generally had fem
mime admirers. FlitcrOft was at one
time Treasurer Of Umatil q county, Ore
gon. where he also kept q large hotel.
He came to White Pine with the rush OF
81, and has since remained in Eastern
Nevada. He was genial. kind hearted
man, and had, hosts Of friends all over
the Pacific coast.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03
Notice Of Copartnership

Il day formed . copartnership under the firm
n ,ne OF FOSTER. FREEMAN co. for the
purp ~ Of carrying on the business formerly
conducted by DAVIS K gibson and lately BY
g. T. DAVIS. and We hereby sssume all Nabii.
tiles Of. and give notice that to us are PAYABLE
all debts due to the late firm of Davis L ellison
or G. T. Davis.
b. F. FOSTER.
JNO. E. FREEMAN.
G. T. DAVIS.
Carson, Juue 2, 1873 je3.lm
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Work SuspsSkp.-Workh has been ,us-

WORK SUsPESED.-Workh has beef, >uS-
pal. Ja IN A.Izpra mine Il Irin, the
week, in consequence of "a S!I ,ht dis
AGREEMENT between the employers and
employed. Tue cause of the trouble, SO
lar as We have Oeeu able to ascertain, IL
aS follows: 1t has been customary for all
h-,nis employed at the mine on the dag
shift to q lit work at > o'clock every S It
urdav-une hour carrier than on the
other days of the week. Ga last Satur-
day, according to instructions from thu
Superintendent. the Foreman ordered
the men to continue at work until =
o'clock. This the men refused to do,
and at O'Clock all hands at the Mile
quit work and came to the, surface.
Their time WIS seut 10 the Company's
office. aud ON Sunday and Monday they
were pail Oft. TIE principal cause
assigned by the Company for requesting
the miners to work tall 6 clock on Sat
urdays is the scarcity of ore at the mills
during the ensuing tw-nty-feur hours.
NJ compromise has been effected. the
mine Is closed, and the company mills
are running on taiiinss--Sdrer State.
This 10 one of the many instances
Of the interruption of the business
of prosperous mining through triv-
ial causes. and tle consequent imam .
Gil injury Of all concerned. The
working of the Arizon, mine il the !
most important single industry in .
Humboldt county. and i: is SIS
p-n.ie'. Just to crafty nero ,ritiiny
whim>icality which OnSht to be sus
ceptIbIe of removal bva five minutes
talk. We are not saying this to lee
turc those no own and carry on the
Arizona mine nor Vet to >colu the
Miner, !: but by way Of illustrating
how easily, how trivolously. almost,
important enterprises are checked,
aud production il succeeded by idle
ne>s, and assessments are substituted
for dividends. The promising and
mining operations Ut
Piocne are suddenly stopped by a
difference which puts fat fees Into
law, ers porkets. drains the Golfers .
Of the mining companies engaged. Il
throws whole community into u
fever Of worse than proitless excite
ment, and which ought t" lave been
honestly and fairly compromised .
through concessions between the $
parties interested. long ago. The II
big law suit which haS been on tri Il >
It Eureka for the past fortnight has
orke,l mp the best mines there and
hard times and scarcity Il
# money for prosperity and Ilen- Il
ifnl supply of the circulating me- "A
inm Here then are the three most
places in E ,~t-rn Nevada
heckt.,l and br,nght to a 1t ,n.l still u
" influences which Ought to I've en-. u
lrelv foreign to our mining c'nmmn-
titles. Il is great misfortune that
hose dips and spurs of our qnartz -
-,lyes which run into the barren =
epo-itt,s of controversy AMI the ill., r
base metals If the law 8,
Dnld not be N IRE ef.:sn ,ilv se gre 4.
.,te,l from the Legitimate bn>ine-s d..
T the actual miner aud stocknol.ler os
AS
hu invests his money in good faith. III
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03

EXCITEMENT AMONG rHR LADIRs.-Nillinery
Positively At cost Rustic Hats. 81 to 81 IS;
School Hats from 50 cents to IL: Bunnets from
81 10 ~ s! ~: Trimmed Hats from 81 ~ to s =;
every -ther kind equally low. at Ms. Brooks
Millinery Store. No. ~ Carson street, Cxrson,
New. Country orders filled promptly.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03

On the morning Of May % the
thermometer at Austin indicated that
the temperature VAS but ~ degrees
above Zero.
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NEW TODAY.

LIST OF leTTERS
DEMkINING IN THE CARSON
IL Post-utice June l. 1873
Ladies' List.
clinton. Fannie johnson, Mrs
Gllll5, Laura Rreder. Mary
HAYES, Mrs II Osborn Mrs James
Gentlemens List.
Alvey, Richard y King, James
ARMSTRONG, Lee. Henry
Benning. Johrney Nires, John
brule.. u Morgan Joseph
crowley Daniel Marris, john
Drisweil. J.raniah N.ckey, Isaac
Buiph. Charles OConner. L
fllnt, d Perkins. Frank
Gllnar, winfield Swan. James CO
GllIspie. A A s 18th. L. nry
George, Daniel Wright H
deanan. Chas Woois, Amos
hellog, Edwin E2 W.leh. SsmlE
FRED ID fUhyEH
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

TINE PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
i fore existing between John Locke and
William fairbairn has this dsy been dissolved
BY mutual consent.
WILLIAM FAIRBAIRN has assumed. Agreed
to pay. md will pay all debts and liabilities due
Or to become due and 70 collect, receive. have
and rec. ipt for sums due or to become due TO
the said Locke / Fairbairn.
JOHN LOCKE,
WILLIAM FAIRBAIRN.
Feb. II, 1873. teS-lm
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r. u M O v T.
OF THE
KING STREET GROCERY,

TIME PATRONS OF THE KING
Il STREET GROCERY will accept the hearty
th inks Of the und, rsigned for the bestowal Of
their custom: and I'll, y and the r.st Of mankind
are b, reby informed that the outs, anding bust
n-ss Of that concern will b., settled exclusively
by myself. at my pr. sent place Of business with
FOSTER. FREEMAN L Co: and that all de BITS
due the King s Feet Grocery are payable to me-
and that will pay all demands agsinst that con-
Germ.
BENZ. F. FOSTER.
Carson, June 3, 1873 fe3.lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03

SNAKE BIrrEN.-An Indian pony was
bitten on one OF his fore legs in Reese
River Valley last week. The animal
died yesterday at the Indian camp Oh the
hill south of town and unless he hunted
his hole las. night the shake is probably
frozen to deatn.-I.eese Rirer RereiHe.
Nag 30
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03
CURRY ENGINE CO.

NOTICE. - THE MEMBERS OF
~ Curry Engine Co. No. will hold their
Regular Monthly Meeting this evening. A
prompt attendance is requested.
J. BUNKER, A. CURRY.
Secretary. Foreman
June 3, 1873
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03

Infinitely various have been the e1pe-
dents Of those bent upon suicide; aud
everybody knows that there are disuitied
AS we'll as undlsniied Ways Of dong the
deed. The high Roman fashion Was to
fall upon u sword; the melodIous Sappho
l-aped from Leucate's cllt into the sea
ami Imagination pictures her going down
IL the fishes with her petticoatS dutter-
ln5 III the breezt. waIle SIZE played the
Tyre beautifully until she Went under
Some twenty years aS1 French III All &c
lii Paris Managed ~ cruelty himself on
the very front Ut II buIldln, and WIS TT
ken down dead 10y the p 'lIce. Tnere is
considerable difference of time as Well
rs OF other Matters between Soppho and
Hiram Briggs vi II ,oslck Falls, II ram.
too, wished to sh aud OF The mort..l coil
be Was engaged ~ be married, and his
young WON Ill Entrusted him with 80,
tne same 10 be Invested III the pure h..se
vi 1t Waterproof cloak. 1t has been very
rainy this SprIus, and the i unset must
have uert,d the Strineut extremely; but
H.r.tm B.Is9s spent the money for other
niered it perhaps III
~hisny Perhaps III neckties-Lt any rate
he dlan't Ouy the waterproof CLOAK.
VI course with such Wet weather
As We have had, his mean
dishonesty WITS soon discovered, ami
such WAS MS shame that he determined
III death. NV, poor PIllcoddy in the |
farce says: Poppy Seeds taken coutinu-
iiiy for II hour, produce instant death"
Hiram Wis still more medicinal Ill his |
methods. He resorted t. Worin-luzeuses. |
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03

FOUND DEAD.-The body of man Was
found dead between Weems J. Rankin S
ranch, on Susie creek, about ~ miles
from { ,rlIu on the 9th inst. The cor
oner's Try found that his name WAS
Gregg, an Eugiishman. aged about 69
years, and that he came to his death
from the combined effects Of old age and
exposure on or about Nay 26th.