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9u berfaufen,

En..J Az
kEI Gin breifodt9es 8obnbaus NIT 9notn an
Der Yennielpanil=Auenue Srupomietbe s39; Brets
$4,000. Serner Gin 2.itodises 0obubous NIT seIers
aeibos ON Der Stoftonfrase BlaB 12S SuB tef Gno
ssrunb tiuefret; Breis nur $1400; beioe nabe Dem eaa
fapette. Diarfte.
Gin aBobnbaus nit Qaben on tr Sofparb fraBe.
nabe Der gambsn : station, arnnoStnstrtt Breis
$4,000. Gin BobHbdu5 nit faben on Der SfsOtonu=
mentftra6e: 9runoBirs SIS. rs Breis $270U.
GIN I60Rer SauplaB an Der WeftIettt oer Strtderz
fra6e, suli6sn Wulberpz unb Carbohydrates, 36
bel Isl TSus an cine 20 fsuB breite aaep.
Cine ni,blibe Cottage in oem blbi6sn Stdothen
Nount Dnibington. fuuf Uiellen pom Der Staot,
en- Der yR0rbIihen 9entrafzStieHb1bn,~ NIT . 3lsen
tdglib ron uno nab Der Staot. gur 3 Uttnuten gBsa
aes pom Sauie bic on bic @iienbabn-
aine biibiha @emiiezT arm BON "a 4terr, bibider
Sru6ts@arten. erceuentes Saus, Sheune Il. 10 ,
nabe Der 8eiherstoDnzS station on Der rgSefern Nta'
Misunderstanding
Cine 2anbfeIe uou ti8 Idern in SarforozGountp
apifden Selair uno &burtuile (iebr bill9). Nabere
austnnft bel
al7-l ct. TaulzSr,
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edits Mn;etgrn.

1878.
Sdnbura=N mertFdntFbe
Yafet : 2lftieH : OeicQl4aft.
Aa Tohs9amgH5ifFzJa9rt.
- Gan1burs unS RetpsWOrF
via @oltbdmptoH,
peTmitttIh Der peuen, aui oaS @olioehe rb1uGeu unn
GIegontsfe eingert0teten gro5su siieruel
RDfsS amDtiBiffF:
BON 5000 5onneH un6 $50 8ier6efraft.
u~anemania," Capt. ID. RibIsUsin;
upGndrtd'" j. Seon;
"gerpiFa," S@5d@ni ,s,.
"~SSria%m%' 6 Seicr:
mSermauia," s. BinBeu;
'"PGmmomis," . SoSi
"$oltStia'" Z SaH5SnoS; .
""giIeGa,2 s. 6e6i&;
v~Ssutpnia," . s.. 8iIo;
""Fburinqia," S. gteger;
" SsTeTmq1i = e. : gg tS5pstIi
aisE Sampler 6isier etnte b]sf6r6eru eft
Bereiniate GfaatensApIt
UNITED States Nail
uHa usroeu Dibreno biefes Sa5res com 1. SUM
Gb regelnGBig ieoeH Sonncrltag Don Hefo=glort nab
Sam6ure abiGbren uno BaiiG9iere pouyt,lU=gort mad
6au1burg, 3OnOOn, 6a0re une
SOutbGm0tOn
au foIssnotn Breiisu nepmeH:
Bun RerIGprf nab 6ambura, &pnbpRs Eapre
une southampton:
/. Saiute: Sber=S aton......$120.@
2. untar=Saiou -. 12.G
SptI6enbe6 ............. .. 5000
san Sarnbura uue 6aore mad RepsMUrf
/. @aiute: SberzS aIon.. ....$t20.W
2. lnterzS Glou ..... 200
Siuhrr ,ntIbeH Ito SubreH Die SGItte,
einoer unter einem S0bre irei.
(1ue incl. Beiofigune.)
ca BuFd9ei6eine foEHeu pom ieet ab AUG bon
Soutba:npton mao Teu=gort, uuo jlUar gu oemfsIbtn
Breiie, ruie pen Samburs, nusgefcqt lpCr0en.
Bon 9anburo Haa gteu=S Orleans fnbeH jDti gr'
petitioner idtt: am 1. Sttoher uno /. November.
Sc Pdtctc mad europa uc5Irer mir bis 9 rbi
Rorgens ou IbsansstGoe zines ieoen DaRp'f6tis
ies or.
Be9en RaRaee Usuoe man no IN yteUz9ort nusa
I9[ieBlih on bic Observation-Disclosures Der 9tnit,
g. u. 8i6ar A Euas, Ifr. 81, SroaoDao;
In Baltimore On h. EdIHe,
a. Expedition bes 0tutiben Is orreIpoubtrttA.E
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Serlangt ano gein9t.

(Wortiesuns toIat.
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Mifralaoijme GQthI0lGQe

Gin Saus=G~ aroenter obsr Sbreiner miro o%erlane
in ssr. f60, SiiS'Setbeifrake, BET Sm. elaus
G39-iG
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Baltimore pOtOmat- Dahn.


am uno mao 9onntas, Den %. Diai 1873.
frib 9eben 3ige pom nterlmttti1en Snoprntts or
Der oerldH9erteH GoDnienoftrdBe ob unc tomrHen oori
an, nie fOlst:
iabfa6rt mad BG%fbtnstou
rub 3 u6r 10 Dtin., 6n5r5 90 Ditnu. uno 9.55i 5tGp'
mittass 1.25, $50, Z ubr % ~. uno 9.E
4bfabrt BON 2BaiPtngton
4.53, 6.53, 1923 Ylorgens, l, 5.38, 5.33, 7.53 yfa1'
tags.
anfunftt in baltimore
6.25, 5 45 ptorg'Es, 1910, go, $50, 100 Itd1u.
mo 9.25 ahCRos.
abfQbrtnad WarIboro'
iriib Cos, $50 unb gtadmittags 3.65.
abiabrt on Yiarlboro'
rub Z 05 unb Jtahn. 3.45, sac; Nnfunft in Buls
tlmute frii5 8.4J uno 4benes $50 uno 9.2.5 Abtabrt
mad Ropes @tsef I'm b.55 trio uno 800 ytabm.;
Buri1fepreno por ebenoaielbit UNI 100 Jtahm.
Der 8ofJuo ueriGBt Cor Station UNI 80 frlb IL.
tommt bier UNI S.45 YOrmIttGgS an.
Der abeucs nm 600 Don Baltimore aSqetenot
!3ns idbrt Opns Be4ieIn Der &ag9oH6 nG9 A5elo0n,
IGamGnn'ibe BuIaa : @agsous Hno in bicIer
3u9e ron Baltimore bis Weloon.
Sue 3l8e UNI 9.35 Y2or9eUs uno fps RGdlnits
teas ron Baltimore, ioDie Die Si9G Il II 4.53, 6.53
Wforaeus uno 1853 Ntahm. BON Wai6inoton fQbz
rem tdelit; Gle auoerGn !3uae fobrgn tdeltG, ousaez
nommen SonHtGgs.
qBe9en Stncte uno Husfunft frase man In oemSiIs
Iet 8ireau i'm 8Gbnboie an Der DC ~Idngerten Gonns
lcnofrase, uno in Der 9roBsn SiQetur Qui Ter Store
SHr@de Der Baltimore uno Saluertfya5e nah.
Gemuue 4. On Barn, Superintenoent
CD. q. YouH9, 8eneral s Baiiagier-
1901 NaeUt.
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StQia III bermietheu.

I'LL Gin Gdzaaoen unh mebrsrs Dobnbduier
nit anen moeerren Stmidtungen, eele9eR an Der
gSilfenss 1uenue, nQbe her NfonroetraSe, uno IN hsr
8tamilSfrase (uerIar sert), gu Sommers Rsiofnsen
~oeeiaret. Jt6beres gu e~tfrdeen in Ser. 3OOh, gBeRs
S~rattara6e, ODER Ia aSiIfen's Habrif on Der IRE
Ser,cfsR uab, iouie am 8lase. C32, 1858 40, 2,4,6
O IN o A & Al
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iii GiImOrz, nabr garatusaitraRe.
"a Gine iflanr Matfis0anbfeQe

DON - Gdern nit Sbtsarten uno aussepdbften
frltten, ausseSei6netelu Dobnbauie, SteuIe uno
Stanuns, rpslbe iett iebr er9iebis lit. gu p%ersauten
f2l7-)
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9u

R4iii Gin id5nes Sous nit pier 3irmern, @as
uno Woffer, ionic Seller inter tem gonJen Sane.
Yrels 500, aui let6te Beoinsuneen. Ra6Sufraeen
bel Srn. 8. +. Gonan, Mr. a2s, Gaaers, n6be
GnnfraBe. Q34,b,S ,4o, 2~,6,o,oUn2,4,O
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9u bctf aufen.
2u nermiethen.

tE"i SN DcTulteI1EN. I'D
E@!ll CINE Sommerz % otuuns, bod, luftis-A
uHo aeluno, bibi6es 2~t0dIae6 m o bltrtss Sans,
(Sarten, Sbfbdume II. {. ~. in 9eoreetorpn am Cal
iuirasHuiie, nabe Der gDetite oes td9lIten Sootes
nadb Baltimore. Niro bis gum l. Sttober o0er ldas
ger, nenn sepinibt, permietbet.
9bomds Siu,
n30-) Ode Der Sabette- uub ct. Baulftr.
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Surh Sanl. s.. 0ODer S SObnc.
s1iiA Wsrtbunles sruno5insfrcics
A.II Ut9cntbum

Glib 8onbs, nabe SbareS StraBe.
Srsitaa, ben 90. SUM, gtadmitta9s ) 1Rr, uer'
ben mir on DIT uno Stele oas nathebeno btitrts'
bene isbr enpfePlenstpettPe 9runestnstrete el9en'
tb m uerfoufen, nGInlt6:-
has aan1e Srunefiicf NIT @s~bduiidteiten,
on Der Stieite Der SlozBonotrase sele9en, 10 NuB
mebr ODER Usni9sr treit, bis i'll Die Wllte eLnet aueo
,um oemeinlddltItben SebrauGe nit eirer Giele pom
Die DISQUALIFICATION SIR. 348. Sonofrase, beiteben
in eiRem sutgetaltcn 3'ft6digeu Ste9eitetnerren Ses
bGuec, mt Sasrobren Il, |. 10.
8eiisreht 9runr5inslret uHb psrtett:
Qi2-7) &amuel q. Spper * Spbne, Multi,
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Serfetgernngen.
Spesial= Berfaut

III Spe3ial<B srfauf
M BON
EN- 2unSert empfeblenspertben Sauplater
an
fort Sill Sights,
nabe Treeeridi gfodb
auf AuttioU-
6eute, bsE IA. SUM, saad,mittass 4 ubr,
am YlGse an Nount SIiuRt : Qemsterp. Steoerld'
Roao i'm Noroeu GusrsnSeao, iueroen mir bertaus
len:
100 iehr notwithstanding une mertbppue
SduplGse an Der 5torb. unit cub eite BON Sronne s
apenue. WcSenrnfra6e UerIdnsert. 80 Tus brett
unb 100 fuR tisi bic on cine 10 1SuB brelte auep.
Die ease oieiu 9Idse 1T loon, is6r bod uno se'
lunb.
Blame fann man hei'm auttionGtor erbalten.
Carbohydrates SaarSablun9 euf leocn Blas.
Ben Get in monatiheu SabluH9en BON SlQ MT
3inien, ooer Elm grocer 5teil iann aut %unabtosr
bare @ruEomietbe fMr cine Ian9e Sertooe lte9sn
bleiben.
N.S. gerionen, ipefte bic Btdte a%r5uieben fuiln'
Iten, aeben Die anionz4 uenue BON Der .6reoerIdz
RoaO an Der itIttsnSrenSlinie ots NfounI'Sltoet'
TS6-431 = W. Seuuett & Spmp., fluff.
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(l29, 81, 4,8, 1919 Freao B &lrtIdht, Nut
ff1f3 8erUaltetszS erfauf
ipertbppuem @aht. 6runSeiseHtbuin
an Der
Glf OgW
sBef altim orer q diiFen.Sarfe"
am 6GBeber Tultonitr.,

sAiiG Dor
ipertbppuem 9ddt. 6runceiseHtbun
an Der
Columbia : StraBe.
Sr Rotac zines Dtftetes oc6 8reie=Seri6ts fir bic
Stuht Baltimore miro Der unter3elbHete Sertpatter
aui 0ffentllber Gufttou on DIT unp Stsue NpntaS,
ben Z. Sui 1873, NGtmitta8s uR . ubr, eettaus
len:
pas game G%ruutaiif nsbf @ebGulid,feiten.
n6mlit: On Der Siorciette Der @oIuaibtaaraBe, in
Der Sntfernune BON 81 iSuB ueftlit BON etr Ste, lptl'
DE bur6 Die Gtneioung Der sbeftiette Der Barti1ftr.
nit ocr ~JtoroIeite Der @olumbiaitrase sehiloet miro,
anIangenb, Damn tucfli6 Lungs tet Horolette Der Cos
lumbiaftroSe 40 SuS gebcnos oann Horoltb parallel
nit YarftnffrdBe 100 SUB mebr ODER fpenteer bis on
etne Is f5uB breits IGsn; eaHn 0ftlid Lungs Der SiOz
leite beloeter Ausp, nit oeren Ssbrau6 uno Brlolle'
oieu ~oerlelben in@emetnshatt, 40 FUR, rno oGnn luo'
lid, parallel nit BatfinitraBe 100 5u6, mebr ooer
ueni9er, bis gum Gnfans spuntte.
Die @ebduli6tsitrn auf beil9tem @runoifid, mel
Dies ais SIR. 800, @olumbta' Stra6e, bttannt ut, be.
aeben in einem ero6en 8 ftoft9ed Bobnbdnie nit
2ae en-, nit eineIn 9roBen 2 itodl9en %ooppeliCn pms
terae6du6R, ieBt oils Gin @rccsrte', Broouttsn' uno
0iouor.2aoen berutt. bat einen Stdu imp tIter9runoe,
iouie au6 elm 2.ftodi9es Jie9eltetnerrcs t5ebauoe,
nit Der jFrcnte an SolumblaitrlBe an gfr. 3U9 Qn9ren=
Seno, uno aIs Elm Sunt=eaeenb enust.
9as game obenbeldriebene SrEnotld IN elmer
iQbrliten SIunDmistbe pom $i20 unteruorIen.
Sbtges @runbitiid, Degen ee5 9roBen Strtctrs Der
Boibinetonz5foa on beren oiretter Strle es iie9t,
iuuroe fb fur tie eriol9reite Setrstbun9 tr9eno zines
9ei9dltes paiien.
Die Serfauisb eeinsun9er, rte outh oas Sertht
uorsei6rlebtn, finb: elm 3rttttpetl res &art5eloeS
baar an Yerrauista9e, Elm Srttttbtil in iGts uno Der
Het in Sip0lf UtOnatan, oeer auss bdGr, nab
Bel chen res Sduisrs /; Die @tcou : !3ablun9en
pom Ssrtaufstase ON 3trien traqeno uHb ourd Roten
ober gbliaotlonen htsRGufet5 mt BON BEN Serrulls
ter 9ene1mi9tcr Sidetbelt 9ebedt.
M. %. BarneIt, 8ertuaIter, :
gr. Al. ct. &aulfruBe;
8rssU S SirfIare, auFt.E
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2n %berfanfsn.

Esf5 gu DSGIHbE
81 Gin Robnbaus an Der SpHndna, Eoro<
treffzId de BON 9edsrira6e. Cine ieItsne @elesenPe.t;
Seoinsun9en Ieibf.
G2I-l Sir. 90 2erinatOnfraie,
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2u nerfanfen.
Su %1erFdufeu.

Su DerFduFen+
TN. Sir 9anfjis bon B Mdern an Der Sclss
neTS Noao, nabc Mount Baibin9toH, MT ibonen
@e5Sulitfeiten. Ssbr bili9 uno lsibte Beolnsun9en.
Sinaes s SdraedHt,
124-) Sir. 80, 2erinaton4. uabe @bGrlesftro5e.
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3u oerPaufen.

1T ebenoe BuIte urb
cine Nillsr' 6e 9eib{ptnbe
biQig 9esen Saarsatlnn9 bt
Grpsbp y Sofflbie,
nm -oN Rr "a. SoutEGr-
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Blu prrkaufan aa0 81 pfrmletbfn.

sssp Sine feItene 6eleaenbeit.
GIN 9utzatbenbcr Barbisr=5 Gallon lit pessn Sc
iunbbeiIspsrpdItniffen biui9 Su oertGuien. Rdberes
am YlGBe ielbf. 9. & mauk,
1929 SIR. 1913, SrIeansfraRe.
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Su nerfautem.

EHT9 OH URrIHN TtHs
kxIl- 9as sutsebaute uEo tttbi9zgaegsns Bobn'
aus ytr. 234, 2anpulstraBe.
g. Srrpins 9ittp,
fNuo7,fS) Rr. 81, ct. BaulIfr.
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2n 1erfaufcn.

Ser Sorratb uno biz SiuIibtuna Dag Sd,@roccries
eaosns SIR. 336, ShzSanetfez, Gte fer Innitr.
9as WobnbaHs Al p%eIfaufsn ODER an oe.n1lsteeu.
Wabauirasen am 8!age, 5lpti1en S uno 9 H5r Utor'
opn6 ll4O-Zl
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6auier 3u b~erfauten

H3!s VHHTtt gu Uttt"HTtH
Ezi2 in alien 5beiIer Der Staot tets on Saro, 5pis
f6en piers uuo tdnIbunoert, iebr biuis; ionic oub
Gtrsiebung pom @lunostnien un6 GausmlEtben, mas
prompt unb riOtts beiorat miro our9
0spr9 SprH,
Scr. l02, @ou9b=, STpiiben SroGopan
unb BoHbtraBe,
~ Ssrnsr ie6s Sduisr in ets5ttra6e. BON Rr.
53t bis 54l. (Aprllf % Dtte)
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Hu berfaufen.

@Ml % adsr eanb nit Bobnbaus uno BasrerS
1920 = NIT $400 8aarSabtuns, Der 5tsit in l uno 2
Sabren.
G.n biqises Saus ar Der 9omboroz, nabe Canal
Stnse, init z 3immern ; Yreis $1,000.
;Ferner elm btIiaes Sans an Der Bethel, uobe Ger
Ranetteftra6e, nit 6 3immern fpiiree etEel 9uteu
9aoen MAIDEN Breis 1850.
yt6bere A~ustunit siebt fbpmds g. Wdfons
136-) SIR. 90, Torb=Broaopdu.
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RI b%crfauteu,

E41iI NH UtRE""FeHS
E4iil Gin bibi6es Wobnbous on Der Dolphin
aplTbeu Dlpiion= unb GttinattaSe, 3zit0di9. NIT
Tnooernen B~eauemlittsiten; Yreis $500; @rlnO=
mistbe $50; lei6te Beoin9unsen.
Spbn Glenn s Gomp,
nI5-l SIR. 1, ct. BauIfrase.
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SuluuieuDftra6e,

#ia nabe Druib 5tIlz Ioenue.
Tas iebr er pieblersrueribe BobHtGus Rr. 104,
EopnIenonra6f, nit ellen mo6ernen Beauamtibteis
ten urb In completem 3ultanoe. 1T su oerfauIen.
Breis $500 9runbmiet5e S77.50
sJobn @lenn q Comp,
I15-) gr. 1. ct. BGuIIrlse.
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Stuia III D%erfaufen.

Der 8orratb uno Die Sinrihtung zines fleinen
@rocerisz uno BropiiioR.SobPus ipsgeu 9eidGtt6z
Berdnberung. Nntiufrusen auf Der Rpremeft Sofe
Ser &cn.t. unc EpIumbinffaEe. l4t-3l
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"a betfaufen.

Eh1 SDA OSkAuleN~
EtiA 0as Sous ger. IS, 9pusbFraks, Stuis
IDen Bono uu6 @arolinefrase, 3ztodts NIT ooppeiz
tenn Slntsreebaubs, uno ale 3tmmer Pibi6 %tnpeitrt,
iorie oub aBaiier. uno Saseinrihtun9 nno eattobez
Sfen, oues i'm befeH 3uhanoe. Brets $24O0, 9runb'
5insfret, fsbr btatg. RGGBufraseu I'M Blabs.
Q42-8)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-07
NEW TO-DAY.
ATTENTION, LIBERTY NO.. !,

THE REGULAR MONTHLY -
i Meeting Of this Company will
be held on WEDNESDAY EVEN.
ING. October 9Th, at the Engine ~
House, at hall. past z O'Clock, when the eemi.
annual election OF officers will be held. A full
attendance 10 desired.
JOHN q. MILLS, President.
THos. ". Booth. Secretary. OCT It
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-07
Truckee Items.
From tho Republican, octobc

From the Republican, October A.
The man arrested rs Harris, the sup,
posed mate Of the ship Sunrise, and
held In custody here on Thursday last
by Constable II. II. Greeley, under
orders from the United States Govern
ment for alleged cruelty to seamen,
was discharged the same evening, or.
ders to that effect having been received
from San Francisco. The mans &C.
lions while here were very suspicious,
and it Is the opinion Of not a few that
he was the mate Of the ship above
mentioned, and the man wanted. That
he was a VIGOROUSLY bad character was
apparent. When first arrested here In
the sleeping car, he admitted that his
name was Harris, but this lie after
wards denied and Insisted that his
name was White. He was partially
drunk while here, and made certain
admissions which he probably would
not have done had he been sober. He
left last night for parts unknown.
The pay car arrived In town again
this forenoon on Its return trip from
Ogden. It remained. long enough to
dispense and scatter still further bless
ings In the shape OF coin. Tho pay
car has a buoyant, electrifying effect
upon tho financial market In Truckee.
It enables many a debtor to be honest
and make good his promises.
A freight train Of 45 cars LEFT this
afternoon for the East. Wood, lum-
Der and other merchandise constituted
the load.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-07
Eureka Items.
From the Sentinel Of Oct. 81

lcroH tuc oeHtluci SSt'ol
One Of those dlsgraceful examples
of IL recognized superior although per
haps really inferiorl riding over his
subordinate occurred In q store al
Ruby Hill yesterday. a Chinnman
came peaceably into the house to make
some purchases. and while waiting at
the counter for his goods, a fellow ap.
preached him from behind with a
lighted cigar and applied the end with
the fire to the bsro skin Of the China
mans neck. burning 1t quite painfully.
The Chinaman, OF course. resented 80
unproyoked a proceeding, when the
scoundrel turned upon him and beat
him shsmefully. The fellow no doubt
thought he was v~indicating the su-
periorlty OF his race over the Asiatic
aud establishing for himself a local
character for lighting when lie pcrpe-
tratel the abuse, but the very reverse
IA shown by the art.
In conversation yesterday with an
observing coal burner, we were in-
formed that the number Of men ell
gagged In manufacturing coal ut the
present time In Eureka district, Ia not
less than one thousand. The coal In
terest Ia one Of the leading Industries
Of this section OF the State.
w. l.. Pritchard shipped yesterday
for the Eureka Consolidated Company
{. 1000 pounds Of bullion for the
Richmond. 1900 pounds, and for the
Iloosac, 2l,000 pounds. In addition to
the above the X. X. shipped by private
teams to Elko &c., 900 pounds. Total,
272 900 pounds.
Superintendent Buckmlnster recent
ly let n contract for sinking the Law
ton shaft OF the Eureka Consolidated
mine eighty feet deeper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-07

SENATOR FENToN Of New York, ex-
presses the belief that the coming SEES
sion Of Congress will be like that OF
last Winter, largely devoted to inves-
LEGATIONS, for he believes the people
will insist OIL finding out from their
representatives what Is being done
with all the money the Government is
spending, and the many fragrant vio-
lations Of public trust under the pres
ent Administration, such as are now
transporting almost daily. The West,
he thinks. will demand an investiga.
ton Of financial questions, and that this
will naturally occupy a good deal OF
attention, and IL Is possible that some
necessary legislation may be carried
through this Winter looking toward
the resumption Of specie payment, but
he Is not at all sanguine that such Will
be the case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-07
The AnphlbIou. Man.

We take the following from the Aad
CalJoraia's account of q performance
at Woodward's Gardens, In San Fran
cisco, last Sunday:
A few days ago Charles Weightman
arrived here from the East and was
Immediately announced to appear soon
nc the Gardens, In the astounding feats
OF eating, drinking and smoking un-
der water. Expectation was tip-toe
In anticipation OF his advent before the
public. Yesterday he carried out his
programme In all Its advertised par
t~icuiars. and his auditors were more
than we'll pleased at his success. A
huge glass tank, seven and a half feet
long, four feet high and three wide,
with a capacity OF five hundred gal.
Ions, had been constructed and filled
with clear water. This was placed In
the middle Of the amphitheater, In
view OF the multitude. Weightman,
the man-fish, about thirty-tive years OF
age, wearing smooth face, dressed In
silk tights, resembling the scales OF o
| fish, made his debut and began his sub
aqueous antics. First, he went through
a combination Of tumbllng, rolling,
swimming and other frog.like frolics,
to the Intense delight OF the assem-
bled spectators. Tired Of this, he
called for a plate Of crackers aud
retired to the bottom Of his watery bed
aud took his lunch. Feeling dry after
tlis frugal repast, he was next handed
a corked soda bottle Of milk aud oree
more taking refuge out ofthe rain. he
drank the contents with q relish.
Being accustomed to regale himself
with q smoke after meals, the Man fish
called for a pipe aud was handed an
ordinary shortstem, briar-root pipe,
ready filled and lighted. Covering 1t
securely with his hands, lie sank to
his seat on the bottom. and pulled
away rs self-satistied as though occu-
plying a scat OH the front door-steps.
A dense volume of smoke covered the
top Of the water aud dispersed through
the Pavilion. There was no hoax
about the affair. aud the amphlblum
was compelled to repeat his perform
ance In response to the demands OF tile
thousands. This Is a great success,
and will call tens OF thousands to wit
ness the wonderful performances.
Weightman first commenced his aque-
ous life In England, and, arriving In
New York a year ago. has gained u
great reputation In the Eastern States.
He has illustrated the fact that man,
by proper training, may become an
amphibious animal Us we'll as he may
navigate the air or exist under the
diving. bell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-07
Diamond Smuggling.

The most noted diamond ever SNUG
gled to New York was one seized from
q German lapidary some years ago.
Here Is its history:
A rich Boston lady had as a family
heirloom a diamond OF unusual depth
aud b%rllliancy. She Wort 1t only on
state occasions. Wishing to get an
other like 1t for q pair Of earrings,
she commissioned 9 jewelry firm In
Boston to make tile match. The task
Of matching diamonds is very difficult,
as only experts are aware. A lapidary
In the employ Of the Boston firm
secured Europe to find u Of the ex-
act cut. size and brilliancy Of the one
In the lady's possession. After a long
search, he found one in a virtuoso's
collection In Vienna. At the time he
purchased 1t there was a duty Of sixty
per cent. on precious stones. This
was an almost Irresistible temptation
for smugglers. The jewelers. agent
hoped to bring the diamond through
free. and accordingly had 1t set In a
finger ring Of antique fashion. He
wore 1t on his hand across the Atlantic.
On landing, he was astonished to find
that his plan was known. The Gov
eminent had received the particulars
Of his purchase Through Its spiea
abroad. His diamond was seized, de.
spite his protestations that 1t was his
personal property. The proof OF Ills
guilt was fully established by the dis
oovery of a quantity Of uncut rubies
and other gems sewed In his under
shirt. The invoice. which showed what
the diamond had cost, was also found
concealed on him.
The stone was a beauty. It was rs
large as q marrowfat pea, and was one
of the blush tinted sort. which are 80
rare. 1t fairly flashed fire. The gem
was valued at $l2, 900 gold. Mr..
Hatch, the banker, tried to buy It from
the Government for $4,000. 1t was
shown to Mr.. Wickham. the diamond
broker. who pronounced 1t the finest
he had ever The Boston firm
sought to get 1t back, but the Court
ordered 1t condemned. 1t was sold by
auction for $1,000 currency. The
Government auctioneer was himself
the purchaser. For the last two years
the seizing officers have endeavored to
get 1t back, on the ground that the sala
was fraudulent.