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THEIR CONSTANTLY INCREASING
trade keeps them employed in replcnishing
their stock and supplying the wants of their
numerous customers with
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MINING STOCK REPORT.



% Ophir Il. ~, H.. 1914.
GO Gould 4 Curry, 1874. 1875.
$50 Savage 81 til x Go COL b30, e. = Ct, 6S.
81.
$40 C,,ollar, - b:iU. n, 45s b3o. A. b5. AS.
Hi BIO IL.
100 Hale K Nnrcross. Il. 70, 70 b3O, coz, ca.
go Crown Point, IS, o. 81.
Go Yellow Jacket. II, II T. 20, - b33, Il 20,
71.7l14.
$40 Imperial. "a, "a.
SO Empire Mill, "a, ia.
i25 kentuck. 81.
Is Alpha. :is 81, :}f1a.
s45 Belcher. SO, 1914, 81, IS bso s3'a, 81, s21@.
81 b3. 81.
355 Confidence, 1O11. 1914.
l047 Con, Virginia 81, 80, 49,, 40, SO bio, 81
BIO, 80 bio. ~ BIB. 40.
go Sierra Nevada, 1l14, ia b3O, 11Ss.
80 Dsney. 40 cts.
80 Exchequer, II, IL.
135 Seq. Belcher. IS, So b3o, IS.
$50 Overman. A.. 46 BIO, 4514, &C. Il $50, 461a.
2l5 Justice, 5s@, So, so,
- Sucsor, 3a4.
100 Buckeye, Is.
800 Julia, ~, 4sa, "A b3o. As.
$50 Caledonia, 21, e bio, PA. % b3o, 81
2lL.
10 Knickerbocker, 37s. 4.
20 Bullion. 16.
80 Silver Hill. 10.
1OI New York Con. 1.
is Woodville, 3 p. 3sa b30.
3s5 Raymond L Ely. Sl,4, 80, sly, slt4, s2k
b3O.
Evening Report.
500 Meadow Valley. AS, Az, 14i4 b3O.
20 Eureka Con. l0s4 b3.
1000 Phoenix. 50 cts, so cts.
200 Phoebe, 50, SO.
100 Hall, Is.
600 Washington and Creole, IL, "a.
500 Page, IL, "a b3O,
80 Flag. 8.
800 Hunt, 4'a, Al.
CTS
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an American WOm:s
w situation Ms housekeeper; is an exc. :
lent cook and general manager--tho COUNT.
preferred. Address: Mrs. H. b. TILLINGHAS-I
Virginia City, Nevada. fe14-lm.
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"UNKSowNs' AND "HIGH LIFE.-An
invoice of these celebrated segars which
have rendered r. Fred. Brooks store SO
deservedly popular, arrived last night
and are sold at his stand opposite (not
next door, to the Ormsby House, Car
son, New ada.
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Omaha Lottery.
18th LEGAL DRAWING.
Time Extended to March 3 st.
LAST CHANCE.

Great portion of the Tickets already taken.
Tickets 81 Each, or Six for S5.
Many who delayed purchasing tickets in our
last drawing were unable to secure them at any
price.
Tickets will be sent by Express, and Mone1
Collected on Delivery, when desired.
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NEVADA STATE ITEMS.

LAST Sunday night says the Gold Hill
News, Rev. Mr.. johnson advertised to
lecture in a neighboring town upon the
subject, How to take care of yourself"
He obtained permission to hold services
in a hall owned by man named Saul.
Just as MIR. johnson was about to COM
mence his discourse the proprietor of the
hall entered, and Iemarking that he knew
how to take care of himself, requested
the lecturer in not very polite language,
to retire, which he did. Saul then ex-
tinguished the lights, leaving the congre-
cation to make their way out of the hail.
as best they could, In the dark. Saul
Saul why persecutest thou me?"
PRIVATE dispatches were received here
yesterday, says the Sentinel of Thurs
day, announcing the death of John T.
Murphy in St. Mary's Hospital, San
Francisco. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Murphy was injured in the Rich
mond mine on the 18th of August last.
He went to San Francisco, hoping the
change would be beneficial; but it seems
that he gradually grew worse, until death
ended his suffering. He has friends and
relatives residing in Minnesota.
AN usually large number of transient
teams were to be seen in town yesterday,
says the Sentinel of Thursday. We
counted in one group ten teams just ar
rive from Elko. Others also put in an
appearance from Utah and the surround
ing valleys. These, added to our regu.
lar fast and slow freight teams from Pal
isade, quartz wagons, coal teams, stages,
ETC., gave the town an air of business ac-
tivity and prosperity seldom witnessed
in the mountains.
A SOLEMN DANCE. The piutes of
this region and White river, says the vir-
ginia Enterprise, as an aggregation, will
shortly "eo forth" in a solemn dance at
at Pine Nut Valley. The occasion is
presumed to be one of thanksgiving for
the abundant crop of pine nuts produced
by the few nut-pine trees spared by the
obtrusive axe of the heartless white
woodmen.
W. L. PR1TcHARD shipped from Eureka
on Wednesday for the Ruby Consoli-
dated GO, 200 pounds of bullion; for the
Eureka Consolidated, Al, 1000; and for the
Hoosac, 10000 pounes. Total, $4,000
pounds.
The Enterprise says the connection
between the main header OF the Sutro
Tunnel and the drift at the bottom Of the
shaft No. was made Monday afternoon.
TRoUT still find their way to the Vir-
ginia market. They seem to be in sea-
son whenever they can be taken, and
as good at one time of the year as an
other.
OK Monday last the Bank of California
at Virginia, received eight bars Of bullion
from the Belcher valued at 1927 200.
JACK MAaEE has returned to Virginia
from trip East.
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POSTAL TELEGRAPH AGAIN.

In these days of reform, when the peo-
pie have spoken in thunder tones against
the railroad monopolies which have
threatened to swallow up all opposition,
it may not be amiss to say word in re-
gard to the telegraph monopoly. The
New York Herald states tAe case plainly
and in few words:
The cOutry will soon discover that the
only hope OF bringing the great adyan-
tages of the telegraph within the reach
Of the masses of the people and OF rednc-
ing the tariff TO reasonable amount, Is
in the adoption of the Government pos
tai system. We are now paying treble
the rate paid over European lines fol- the
benefit of private corporation which
avows its determination to crush out
competition, and which only brings its
tariff within fair bounds when driven to
do so by healthy opposition.
The adoption of postal telegraphy will
be vigorously urged before Congress at
its ensuing session, and We hope the
friends of telegraph reform will be sue
cessful. From the best information OBJ
tainable, it appears that the service of the
great Western Union Telegraph Com
pany could be performed by the Govern
ment at half what it now costs. The
people have relations almost as in.
innate with the telegraph system as with
the mails, and in order to protect the
masses from oppression the telegraph
as well as the mail service. should b
under the direct control of the Govern
ment.
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A GENTLEMAN just arrived from TIE
Fast informs Us that on the 18th lnst'
two sports. pretty well known in this
CITY. were indulging in game Of monte,
in a saloon a. Laramie City, when the
person with whom they were Playing,
having lost $50, becameansry ana hlehea a
over the table. The players stepped
back and, not noticing that the pay
tender had left the celai trap open' oo'h
fell into the hole, Bags falling on con,
ners, the former breaking bis ieg' ana
the latter couple of ribs and receiving a
severe cut Oh the forehead. Both are eA-
pected to recover.-[ Ogden Junction.
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ings and Commercial Bank, and a son
Of Capt. Phelps, Of the United States
Navy, went out hunting in buggy. and
when near Vallejo Springs Mr.. PHELPS
was accidentally shot in the leg
ASHLAND, Or, Oct. 31.--A serious cut
ting ARRAY occurred last night. man
namei Juo. C. Perry, alias Texas, vas
seriously, il not fatally. stabbed by a
shoemaker named August Waters.
Whisky was the cause.
Reno After the Fire.
RENO, Oct. 3l.--Tbe total number of
buildings burned by the fire is ninety
nine, principally business houses. The
loss will foot up fully $4,000, with very
little insurance; probably fifteen or twen-
ty thousand dollars will cover the amount.
Property to-day has changed hands in
the burnt district for more money than
was asked for it with the buildings on
/ before the fire. The merchants now pro-
pose building freproof stores just as soon
as material can be obtained, and to that
end several brick and stone buildings
which have been purchased at Washoe
| City, will be taken down, and moved
here and rebuilt at once. Already two
or three stores are far advanced towards
completion, and lumber on the ground
for others.
A Deserter Surrenders--The Celebrn-
ton at Virginia, etc.
LSs ANGELES, Oct. 3l.-Joseph Ryan
surrendered himself to-day to Deputy
United States Marshal Dunlap as a de-
serter from the ship Union, August, 1865,
at New York. Dunlap will wait instruc-
tons from the Navy Yard. Ryan is in
Jail.
The clip from 1000 sheep is 3S,C64
pounds of wool.
VIRGINIA New, Oct. 3l.-The ninth
anniversary Of the admission Of Nevada
into the Union was celebrated in this city
and Gold Hill to-day with great pomp,
by the society Of the Pacific Coast Pho
neers and the Veterans of the Mexican
War. The procession formed on B street
at y H., and after marching through the
principal streets, proceeded to Gold Hill.
Judge Will. Campbell delivered brief
Grafton. The stars and stripes foated
from the public building, stores, hoist,
ing-works and private residences. The
celebration concludes this evening
with grand ball at the Odd Fellows
Hall.
SACRAMENTO, Oct 3l.--The Chinese
commenced their annual and melodious
ceremony of devil driving this afternoon
Parvin steam plough, the first on this
coast, has arrived from the mandatory
; at Pennington, H., consigned to Morris
I Briel Dixon, Solano Co., who intends tc
use the machine. 1t weighs five tons,
i Rich Strike at Belmont.
: AUSTIN, Oct. 31.-W Wonderful rich de
l. velopments have been made within the
: past few days in the Belmont mine. Al
depth OF 400 feet a ledge was STRUCK
with pay streak four feet in width, as
says from which gave results OF from
n $1,000 to $500 per ton, Mr.. Caswell
h the Superintendent, arrived in town to
night en- route for San Francisco. H.
a. reports the vein having increased il
n width to nine feet without any sig MS of
+ wall yet, and the ore steady increasin
# in richness The mine is open to tn
public, no secrecy having been observed
,s The strike is undoubtedly the riches
"a ever made in Eastern Nevada, and ere
"a ates strong excitement both at Belmon
!, and in this city, where much of tn
Va stock is held
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And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 18th
day Of September, 1873, 20 many shares Of each
be sold at public suction, ct the ONCE Of the
Company, Room Q. No. $40 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California, on Monday the
18th day Of November, 1873, At the hour
OF one O'Clock p. m. Of said day, to pay said de-
linquent assessment thereon, together with
GEO. 7. GRIMES, Secretary.
Office: Room 2, No. $40 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California. nl.td
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REEDS majorities for Judge through
out this judicial District foot up 1874,
being 80 in Kern, SO in Inyo, 80 in Mono
and 1874 in Alpine. This is more than
his most sanguine friends would have
claimed. IL nyo Independent.
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silver Peak Mining Company.TLo-
cation of principal place Of business san ran
cisco. Caiifornia; location Of works, Ely MIR
ing District, Lincoln county Ne'ada-Notce;-
There are delinquent upon the ioLo"ins ue
scribed stoct on account Of assessment No. 81
levied on the 18th day Of september. 1875 the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, az follows;
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YESTERDAY was the anniversary OF the
admission of Nevada into the Union, and
the day was duly celebrated on the Com
stock range.
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MAIDENHooD and widowhood - Two
hoods constantly set for the inveiglsment
OF mankind.
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ilew Go-9au.
NOTICE.

nURING MY TEMPORARY ABSENCE DIX
IL CT. PHILsON will attend TO my prsciiee'
D. L. DEAL. NJ. d.
Phoebe, Oct. 3lst, 1873. hi-H
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE "a 10
IA firm OF Kelley Donohue are requers .,,,sn
come forward and settle at the store OF yum
and Donohue. and save costs. no,o.
We are authorized by the said Kelle! ~ col.
hue. and by the Sheriff Of Lincoln County. AIN"
lect all the outstanding debts Of said late nr
QUILLAN DoNon,ssw
Phoebe, New, Oct. IS, 1873. o''''
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Pacific Coast.


ance to the Rescue.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Silt is stated
that John Hayes, arrested for completely
in the robbery of the Oregon stage near
Redding, invested $500 of the proceeds
of the robbery in restaurant on jackson
street in this city, where he was arrested.
He is an old convict.
The Temperance Alliance last night
debated two bills which they propose pre-
senting to the next Legislature-one au-
thorizing suits for civil damages against
persons who may sell liquor to drunk.
ards for any injuries to person or prop
erty that the latter may infict, and the
Alliance voted in favor of presenting
such bill.
The Insane---sent Up--se ntenced---
Cutting Affair.
San FRANCISCO, Oct. 31.--Twenty-nine
persons were sent to the Insane Asylum
during the month.
John Hays, alias Shorty Hays, the
man arrested for participating in the rob.
hery Of the Redding stage, will be taken
to Shasta tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary Sanchez. a white woman,
who stabbed her paramour, Henry San
chez, . year ago, convicted recently of
manslaughter, was sentenced to the State
Prison this afternoon for two years.
VALLEJO, Oct. 3l.--To-day about -
o'clock Mr.. Ssguera, OF the Vallejo Say.
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A CORAL BROOCH, with heavy gold setting.
"A Twenty Dollars Reward will be paid for
the return Of the same to this once. o2a.lw
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The Business Office of the PIocHE
DArIr RECORD will be hereafter in the
Office Of H. R. Breskey, ct Michael's
cigar store. Main street, opposite
Meadow Valley.
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Foreign News.

Famine in ngal-Illness Of the En-
press Sophia---Insubordina In
France.
CALCUTTA, Oct. 30.-Advices from the
Province of Bengal show the crops fail
ing, and impending famine cannot be
avoided.
VIENNA, Oct. 30. - Much alarm is
caused by the Empress of Austria's i'll
condition.
PARIS, Oct. 30.-President McMahon
has issued an order to the army in which
he alludes with severity to iusubordinate
conduct Of General Bellwarie, and APP
peals to the patriotism of the soldiers to
maintain discipline and support the laws.
OTTAWA, Oct. 30.-The last of the Ca
madam Pacific Railway surveying parties
for this year left Collingwood this morn
for Neepengon Territory.
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Telegraphic Dispatches

SPECIAL To THE PHOEBE DAILY RECORD.
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NOTICE.

A IL STATE AND COUNTY TAXES FOE
IA the fiscal year ending 3lst day Of Dos Nv
Der, 1873, are now due and payable, and tne an.
IN regard their collection will be strlcu!
forced.
JOHN ROEDER, ,,o
Treasurer, Lincoln County, New and e1-oH
Tax Receiver. -,
Phoebe. New, Oct. 20, 1873. o.i'N
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NOTICE.

OST OR STOLEN, CHECK No.
II dated September 10. for $3.50, drawn
Wells, Fargo L Co., Phoebe, on Wells, FnFVa
Co, San Francisco. payable TO the order OF ''''
Fyper. Not Endorsed. Payment stopped;
ol2-lm JAMES @. PfEn'
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ID n 4 IL


tAlnN kLL. On he 18th inst. a. noon, arf,- /.
Ing i.lne-s, MASON CALDW ELL, 10 tine IN
Funeral from luton Chapel, Sunday af,erp.or-
5sth Instant At half past O'Clock. Friends n ths
iSmiiy are inv tied t. attend.
HAMLET On the eth instant, Of cera bro srir.
mel ngiiif, DR.. m. HAMLkT. formerly OF rs
ION, Mass, aged 90 yehr-, mianths.
funeral serEices AT the Calvary Baptist Church
corner SIN and II streets urthuesf ~ I. o clock
m to-norr"w. tBnston and Manchester, n nj
papers pless. copy.l
KENNEDY ON the 9th inst M 6 o'clock a nj,
MissaATHARINE KENNEDY daughter of Roger
snd Honors Kennedy, native Of MiityWu, xe-t az
Dingle, Kerry, Ia Gland.
funeral viii take place on Sun3ay, 10Th inst a,
o'clook p m from No. 4O3 "a street Northeast he-
tween ID aud streets.
NJ ELROH. On the 9Th iust NJ N IS o'cloek
EOBkBT j. MckLROl, in The 9Th year Of las
The funeral viii take place from his late residence.
IS street, near street. Iliimore papers please
ODoNNELL. On the 9th inst, JOHN 3 81, aged
years, son 81 Vim. . Dut4n,u.
funs"ai viii take place frUm No. ESQ New Jersey
sNehue Dgi Invest, suneay, ~ o'ci,ck D. IN. Rela-
tive sUa friends Of tho family are invited 10 at
STENART. At Baltimore. ma June O. ls7R
OCJANIA RIDGELH STEWART. W r. 81 Jl-eph
y Stew art, Esq., and laughter % the lameutad
Hei derson Ridgely, All q. 5. Infantry, killed in
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RAILROADS.
sIA AIR LINE TO BALTI.

DkNEs1LyhSIA AIR LINE TO BALTI-
IL MORE, PHILADELPHIA,
NEW AUkkS BOSTON, and al - SS5sEE
TnRoIGH BETMEEN WASHINGTON AND
NEW YORK WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
The equipment on this line new and Of the most
elegant and I'm proved finish
Pullman PGrlOr CarS on Day Ty1tas.
PbiiU an Pat1cs SteeptaE Cars on Ntxhf Ttnsss
On AMI after 8 8 D. m. Sunday, June 10Th, 1913,
TWO TRAINS DAILY (except eunday)
viii run between Washington and New York
follows leaving the Passenger Station Of the Bati-
more AMI Potomac Railroad, northeast corner Of 6th
and II streets
Leave Wsshir gton O. m. daily except Sunday
Arrive New n RI p m. daily except Sunday
Leave Washing ton S:4s D. m. daily.
Arrive New York 3. m daily.
Leave New York $50 q N. daily except Sunday.
Arrive Washington 5.5 p. m. daily except sunday.
Leave New IOrk SD y. m. daily.
Arrive Washington q. m. daily.
Connections are made in New York with steamers
on sound, New York, New Haven and Hartford
II R.; New York Central and Hudson River r. r.:
Fare a. low a. by any other route.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and pri-
residences orders eft at the following offices,
where tickets ard information can be obtained
Northeast corner 18th street and Penns. north
cast corner 9Th street and Penns. ave-; Passenger
Station Batimore and Potomac x. II corner 9th
and streets. ED. 2. YOUNG,
IpG IL General Passenger Agent
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RY DpNCANsoN, BOWLING q CO., Auct'rs,
- Southeast corner 9Th and d streets northwest.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
s1a AID hsIA aIa III rsTIsRkkSkf BkTwEEN

- BY virtue Of deed Of trust TO tn I: undersigned,
RI dated Noysmber 7, d, 1871 and duty recorded
cords for Wsshin gton county, District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the party secured thereby we
will sch, In front Of the Premises, on SATURDAY,
the ssh day q JULY, A .. 49, Of eek ,: All
Of Washington, District Of Columbia, known and
describtd upon the piss and plan thereof as, and
being, all Of Let Numbered nfteen, (l5,) in square
numsereS three hundred and seventy seven, 80
twenty tioi feet on nossif sfrsst, With dsSsh =
sixty (eO) feet, the portion Of said bot 10 be cold
being contained within the following descrip-
ties, to wit: Beginsiss Ct the northwest corner
thence east ON r street forty.one t4iD feet
ana one ~ inch, thence south parallel with
the east and west lines Of said Lot sixty
teel fest thence es t.esty ts fest TO the east line
nine ss) feet 20 the southeast corner Of said Lot
thence west with the south line forty six (i6 feet
and one cd inch 20 the southwest corner Of said Lot
ss ss 'ss ss s sssds We. rss
sad ailey 6ftsen Isl feet 70 southwest corner OF
the n Ont part Of said Lot: and thence pertherly with
The west line Of said front part Of said Lot nun
a1ss and sixteen isJ feet 70 TIE Ises Of
Ways easements and appurtenances to the sane be-
longing or sppertainine. =
Terms OF sale. prescribed BY said deed of trass:
and "a psSse Of sa in cash, and the saisnc: Il an
f<welye ll2 and eighteen lsl mouths. for notes
bearing isterest from the daS Of sale, ard secured
sy = deed 81 tynst on the property soid, deposit
vtysucibg 81 the coet % the purchaser In the terms
Of rale sfe not complied with within seven dars
from the safe OF sale thsn tn. property be rsspid
Al the risk and cost 81 the defaains pur: and
NELSON HOLLIsTER I Trustees.
le2c-d DUECAkS0k. DOWNING co., 4 -c.s.
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N A ~ X lie ID.

BANER-C CRAFT. In Baltimore, on the I'm
es1sSa ~ shs TsiT"ts-,iI, Ihsroh, ~ tn Rev.
ID. 20 Miss MARY T., cond daughter Of thu
late Charles II. Crsft, Esd, Of Baltimore. No
NERMILLIoN-EARP On wednesday. Ju,,
2ath3 hy the Rev Mr. stub, JOSEPH " vRRMTL.
@ OF Prrnee Se-'rge county, NJ q and Miss An
MA hAhP, 81 Howard county, Nd. IBAliimor,.
Sun pleas copN.l
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" A Minnesots paper a. eats that a kero-
sene lamp, . set that the rlvs Of the san pass-
ca through u anr came q a locus on a " sndOw
curtain, fet the curtain on IRE.
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WoNAN's LEVEL HEAD-wm. Mackay
who has been operating Sme time In Harlem
a. sneak thief, was captured yesterday morn
'hg through the pre- ence OF mind OF Miss Bur
deu Of I25th str ct, near Second avenue lie
operated by Dire. ing him elf as a painter, and
saying that be had been sent by his boss At the
COMMAND OF the owner 20 OIL the balusters. In
THIS way he had committed several rohserics
When he went 10 the house where Miss Burdett
was she and another young lady watched, aui
becoming suspicious, sent for Capt. Bennett
VITO arrcStcd him. Several persons who had
suffered, recognized Macksy as the thief.-N
Y. Sun. ga.