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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

ALLEN-HEDDEN.-In Grace church, Jersey City,
on Thursday December 20, by the Rev. DR.. Rice, J.
HOWE ALLEN, OF Sing sing, N, Y, to ANNA q. HE'D
DEN, of Jersey City,
1872, at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by
Rev. r. w. Howes, Jr., CHARLES w. LITTLE OF
Albany, N Y, to EDITH f., eldest daughter OF
Samuel Herbert, OF Hoboken, j.
RICHARDsON-HAYEs.-AtP Port Richmond, s. L.,
by Rev. J. L. Hurlbut, on Monday, December %,
county, Virginia, and Miss GEORGIA y. HAYES, OF
Gloucester county, Virginia.
EXTRAORDINARILY Wednesday evening" Oc-
tober 49, 1872 by the Rev. DIR. F. w. Geissenheimer,
HENRY SEMM to SARAH MARIA CHANDLER both OF
New York city.
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him to look at Nilsson Hail. but objected to it, be-
cause, he said, IL wanted so much fitting up; sub
sequently Mr. Conover told him that they must be
content with Glass Hall; told Mr.. C0nover that
that would annihilate the regiment; Mr.. Conover
replied that he did not care for that; had COM
menced suit against Mr.. Young Tor damages; had
laid them at 100000
Mr.. George A. Steufr was examined at great
length, but only confirmed the evidence OF the pre-
viOus witness.
Mr.. Rosenberg was then called, but was not ex-
amined. The examination was adjourned until
Thursday next, ut halfpast two O'Clock.
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COMPTROLLER GREEN AND THE CITY
INTEREST.
Comptroller Green forwarded the following let
ter to the broadway Bank


ter to the Broadway Bank
DEcENpxR 28 1872.
Tux NATIONAL BROADWAY BANG
have received your letter the 2lst inst in reply to
nne o the same late, asking for statement Of the In
terest deposits of the city and county In your
bank during the year 1877, in which II is that
action thereon be taken by the Board Directors
on tae following Tuesday. and that they have been
since FEBRUARY last.
MY communicate of ebruary g. 1872 contained A
quest tna statement Of the interest account these
deposits during the previous months Of December and
january should pc immediately nsmtted TO me, bat
nave wv, never receiyed the statement requested
am now also without the statement asked for the
zS1 ama peg lsaye to renew request that You
Of the interest which has accrued upon daily
At the credit OF the city and county your books
As the accrued Interest, along with the balance of
principal should be stated in the financial accounts OF
the department for the year any further delay in this
matter Is inadmssibe and unless therefore, supply
e information now asked for in the beginning Of the
may be necessary adopted compel this being
such other relief obtained the interest Of the city
and county may demand. Yours respectfully,
ANDREW H. GREEN, CounptroLler.
niinilur ieJccrs were also sent to tho Tenth
National Bank and Tradesman's Banks.
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OUR NEW RULERS.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

RcgLster-Hugh Mclaughlin
Shcrif-A. q. Williams. II.
County Clerk-George G. Herman. d.
Commissioners Of Charitics-John Cunningham. D.;
Stephen II, Powell, D.; Cornelius Furgerson %. Henry
Wills. Il. John G. Scott d.
Auditor-Morris Fitzgerald ID.
Coroners-J. b. Jones, II; Lawrence Whitehill. ID.
Treasurcr-Thomes A Gardiner.
DEPARTMENT CORNERSTONE
Police Commissoners---JamesJ ourdan, b.. ID. y.
Briggs, d.. Sigismund Kaufman, r.
Chief Of Polce-Patrick Campbell, ID.
Inspector OF Police-John s. Folk, X.
Fire Commissioners--Fred s. Massey, D.; HUI VS.
iaughlin D.. Robert NJ. Phraner, T.; William A. p
ID.
Board of City works-Commissioners- "a, liner,
HI r. NJ Whiting. Jr., r.. william A. feNief.
- Excise CommissiOners-John PvttfN, .iit Q.odney
Thtrsby. D.; william q. LEIGH, n
Health Oh1ccr-Andrew Otcl.0l ~ ~
Depul Health Oficer-' acif. ~ u
y -fgfelAce. ~ %
~tlle~ lCepAt ~ Gilbert D.; Calvin E.
l' kgss- tsAsaaer s-cae, D.; George G. Rey-
~. fqtFpb N-..son ID.
yOurf} jrt.S-henry A. Moore, ID.
Ponce yustice-Andrew Walsh, d.
Justices of the Peace2John Delmar, D.; NJ b. Morse.
Jr, ID. Thomas NJ Rely. ID. Thomas Eancs, D. Charles
A. Elliott Ludwig Semler.
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THREATENED WATER FAMINE IN JERSEY

Aa80rder has been issued by the Board OF Public
works OF Jersey City directing that strict economy
be observed in the consumption Of water, ~ the
suppl the reservoir Is notably diminishing every
consumed at night than In the day. This Is owing
10 the fact that during the severe frost people allow
The water In the pipes win not freeze In any case
the water supply is becoming wholly Inadequate to
MY pipe now being laid across the Hackensack
swamps by John r Halliday Co. win connect
the new Jersey City reservoir with that ~ Belle.
VILE and when the work is completed Jersey City
and Hob0ken will have An ample water supply.
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The oficers Of Merchants Lodge, No. 700, r. and
putty Grand Master OF Masons In the state OF New
York, Ellwood 4. Thorne, last evening at their
ROOMS. Addresses were made by the Deputy
Grand Master and J. L. Morrison. Music and reci-
fations followed Refreshments were served after
wards. " wasa very fine entertainment. Onlcers
Tor lS73-JosIah Moorhead, Master; l.. Y. Diller,
senior warden; A. X. Durand, Junior warden: T.
I. cVes treasurer Il, 4. Browp, Secretary
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PIGEON SHOOTING IN NEW JERSEY.

Yesterday o pigeon shooting match came on
between Miles johnson and Charles Hubert, 1t
Princeton, resulting In the victory Of the former
after very close contest, in which both did some
very good shooting. Mr.. Hubert, who Is coored
gentleman, IL quite an expert Of the trigger.
having on several recent occasions defeated
trenton q favorite, Mr.. Charles Holt. Fenton and
Princeton each sent large delegation OF the sport
Ing fraternity, and much betting was carried on.
good days amusement was had, and everything
passed of in q truly satisfactory manner. Sub
Joined 10 the score
Purse $2oO-l6 birds each, q yards rise, 90 YARDS
boundary; an trap.
Johnson, l. o, l. !, !, Q, o. !, j, !, 0, l, !, l.
total, Is; killed IL, missed+.
HUBERT, 0, !, 1, !, !, ], l, ], ], o, 0, i
total, 49, Killed 10. missed B.
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Half o Million Dollars Worth OF Goods
Destroyed In Montreal.

MONTkkAJ, Dec. 81 1871
A1rc this morning On ST. Peters street destroyed
the fancy goods establishment and broom factory
belonging to Nelson, Wood & Co., the boot and shoe
SactOry OF Ames Willard and an adjoining ware
house. The firemen worked splendidly, saving the
surrounding buildings with high Mansard roofs.
The thermometer marked fifteen degrees below
zero and the water wherever IL FELL The loss
ia eatimated ut half Million dollars.
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Ecans, but you are not
The speaker was interrupted by the Extreme
Left with loud cries OF "Sti Str
NJ Gambetta-we desire universal suffrage with the
Republic and by the Republic; 90 ..,, -. uu
friend.
iieve that / coniound them with The radicals You
a mS. 1s' that
S 9 9sse IN Ss but II
liberty reject you because all The Of the Com
es ns 81
ism s fp Of
s!y As m home
conservatives and radicals Let then unite for the
CONSERVATIVES will be lost, and society with them.
M. Pasquier spoke better than Gambetta, for ne
strong without passion q good reasener. and the
facts also were in his favor. 1t was six O'Clock
when the Duke len the tribune ana me members
fort from the heat Of the hall was becoming very
great.
RADICAL COUNSEL.
At this tnauspicious moment q small beardlesS,
notwithstanding parsonage mounted the tribune
and awaited with resigned look a lull in the storm
II was M. Louis Blanc. The majority was evil
ali i parts Of the sa,ie, except in the "ExMeme
Left,n was loud and persevering. M. Louis Blanc
q sas ,nd
perturbability. As II was evident that he intended
TO speak the majority thought they had peter
listen, ana AZ laSty III OU0ucnCc w thS SVPssnus~
bellrfnging OF the President. they allowed the
orator to proceed. M. Louis Blanc's wel[turneo
and rounded phrases had evidently been careIui NY
prepared beforehand, but his weak voice could MOI
be heard well above the storm. He said
III. with profound emotion thatI ascend the tribune
50 impressed am with the gravity of the Interests
STAKE II Is not question OF this party or that party pu
q FRANCE Therefore shall preserve suitable mo 90
h si' 'ss
top The term radical is new word applied to ths 70
publcans OF yesterday I-who have been republican
since nrst made use Of my reasenI have been radlca
since the month Of September. The Due dAudnretPas
alIer has said that ne repss US in the name q liberty
rails bowed 70 II the xpia,ed BY twenty year
were called republican, or socialist. which is the SAM
thing will not expatiate on these personal estons
Often the violence Of men Is but the result Of crcum
stances Commerce. is paralyzcd. whyi On account 0
this provisional state Of thinga which, offering tn
chance Of victory all parties leaves France to crop
for her destiny. The Chamber cannot form majority
On the 2sth oNoyember 4 was the Ief, on the follow
ing day the Right" Is impossible to allow this situa
ton to be prolonged There but one issue.an appea
standing respecting the choice OF monarch Y woul
&C Tbsps sod % va" an NO Ter" ns ~
country vel wheA be Aus spoke 9you no spoke " "
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Pacific Coast.
SAN Francisco, July IS

DAN FRANCISCO, July Is.
Last night, Robinson, the man who
caused the arrest of Gordon, at Oakland,
for incest with his daughter Kate, mar
ried the girl in this city. She is fourteen
years old; Robinson is "a. The consent
of the girls parents to the marriage was
given in writing. No relatives of either
party were present at the wedding. The
Rev. Mr.. Jewell performed the cere-
mony.
A crowd of hoodlums near the corner
of Dupont andGreen streets, last night
pelted Chinaman with stones, one of
which struck him in the face cutting it
frightfully. No arrests.
The Republican County Convention
meets this evening
A splendid day for the grand racerat
Agricultural Park, between Thad. Stew
ems, Nell Flaherty, Thornhill and Queen.
The attendance will be large. Betting
and pool selling have been very brisk.
The statement is published that Bish-
op Alemany on the occasion of his re-
cent birthday anniversary, caused
masses to be said in behalf of the con.
demned murderer Charles A. Russell.
Nine hundred little girls under charge
OF the Sisters publicly prayed for the
condemned man.
SAN Francisco, July Is.
Hon. Delos r. Ashley, late member of
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Congress from Nevada, died this nom
ing of softening Of the brain. The
funeral takes place on Sunday. The
flag on Pioneer Hall is at half mast in
respect to his memory.
Chas. Kennett, who has been in Jail
over year for stealing a diamond ring
from Tucker d Co, has been found par
TALLY insane and released He will be
returned to his parents in Cincinnati.
VERDE, At. July l6.
A special correspondent in Arizona
writes; The late attack upon the rene
gade Tonic Apaches in Tonic Basin, by
Lieut.. Babcock, had a salutary effect;
l60 have come in and surrendered at this
Reservation, and forty at San Carlos.
Chelter Pan says his desire is for peace
He has given so many evidences Of good
faith that Gen. Crook made him Ser
geant of the police force Of Indian
scouts.
SAN DIEGo, July Is.
The Tucson Citizen of the 18th CON
tains the following: "On Thursday
courier came 10 Lowell with an order for
4 company of cavalry to join in the
scout under way. by Maj. Brown, and
reported having struck the trail OF some
Apaches going south toward San Pedro.
The companies are moving toward each
other, expecting to find the Apaches and
compel fight or complete surrender.
VICTORIA, V. l., July Is.
Marcus Smith, chief OF the Canadian
Pacific Railroad to British Columbia.
accompanied by Mr.. Tideman, civil
engineer, and members of the local
government, proceeded to Esquimalt
yesterday and drove the first stake for
the location OF survey of the railroad
from Esquimalt to Nanaimo.
Fort KLAMATH, July Is.
Long jim, who was captured at the
Yainox reservation, is securely ironed
and confined with Jack and Schonchin.
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GLEANINGS FROM EXCHANGES.

On the 9TH of July. Burlington Vt, was
the scene OF the most imposing event
that has ever occurred in the history of
the State-the unwilling of the statue of
Ethan Allen. Every county and town
ship IN the State was represented by
prominent citizens, and at least 10000
people were present at the ceremony.
This revolutionary hero died at Burling-
ton, February 10, 1888. There is doubt
as to his place of birth, some claiming
that it was Salisbury, Conn, and others,
among them Mr.. Sparks. that it was
Litchtield, A. d. l742.-[ Virg. Ent.
The Paris Gaulois, in announcing that
a young lady of rank recently took the
veil in Partisan nunnery, thinks it
proper to ''reveal fact which it evil
IDENTIFY thinks toe good to be lost. Her
father 8 chateau during the war became
the headquarters of some twenty Prussian
officers. One day on sitting down to
dinner, zone of them forgot himself so
far as to clasp the young lady round the
waist. She took up long knife and
stabbed him to the heart. She was
arrested, but released in a day or two by
the order of Prince Frederic Karl.
HE sporting gentlemen, as also some
of the business men of this city, con-
template building fence around and
laying off first-class race-track-one
that will surpass anything between San
Francisco and st. Louis, about one mile
west of this city. 1t will be mile
course, surrounded with strong, tight
board fence, a fine bar attached, and
large, well covered amphitheater for
spectators. It will cost from three to
five thousand dollars, and the building
OF it will commence Immediately. We
are glad to see this move taken, as it
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Foreign News.
LONDON. JnlY ]

LONDON, July Il.
In the House of Commons this evening
the Right Hon. Lord Ohio Fitzgerald.
member for Kildare county, produced
and had read the Queens reply to the
address of the Commissioners on the sub
ject of international arbitrator, as fol-
lows: II have received the address of
my faithful Commons, praying that
would be graciously pleased to instruct
my principal officers to enter into COM
munication with foreign powers with the
view to further improve international law,
and establish general and permanent
system Of arbitration. | am sensible of
the force of the philantropic motives die
tating that address, and | have at all
times desired to extend the practice of
closing international controversies by
their submission to impartial friends, and
to encourage the establishment of rules
intended for equal benefits to all. shall
continue to pursue similar course, with
due regard to time and opportunity,
whenever it is likely to be attended with
advantage" The House received the doc
uments with hearty cheers.
HALIFAX, July II.
The decision of the Court of Inquiry
into the loss of the City of Washington,
| pOnclulas aS follovs. ~, a. o. .,,1 o I
of July, soundings might have been OBJ
tanned, and by that means fresh depart
ure taken; but unhappily, the presump-
ton that they were too far southwark for
sounding prevailed, and led the master to
neglect this necessary precaution. To
this omission, together with the discrep-
ancy in the deviation of the compasses,
! may be attributed the loss of this fine
ship. 1t would appear that good look
out was reported during the voyage and
no blame can be attributed to any Junior
officer of the ship, TWAS imprudent to
ignore dead reckoning between the 25th
and 9th of June, which showed the ship
considerably to the northward; and as
this could not have been due to the cur
rent, 1t must have shown that the COM
pass had large amount of easterly deyi-
alton. 1t was also imprudent to pass the
Grand Banks of New Foundland without
trying for soundings 10 correct the reck-
oning, seeing that for six days no obser-
vations could be obtained, and that thick
weather prevailed for two days after pass
ing the Banks. TWAS highly imprudent
to continue at full speed without taking
a cast of the lead to show that the ship
was off soundings, particularly so, when
it ought to have been known by the mas.
ter that SO much iron and steel had been
placed on board the ship since the COM
pass corrections had been obtained.
LONDON, July Is.
An Irish team won the Elcho shield at
Wimbledon.
Sir Sydney Waterloo, Lord Mayor of
London, has been elected baronet
and Sheriff. Thomas White and Frede-
rick Perkins kniphted.
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SheriH's Sale.

Dl VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF tine District Court in and for the
County of Lincoln, State OF Nevada and to iue
me directed and delivered for Judgment rem
dered in said Court on the 3lst day of May, A. D.
1873. in favor OF the State Bank of Nevada, and
against the Phoebe Champion Mining Company
Tor the sum of one thousand six hundred and
thirty-seNen and 6-l0O dollars, damages together
with six hundred and thirty-sX dollars, tax costs
and all accruing costs. | have levied on the fol-
lowing property to wit The Phoebe Champion
mine, situated on Panaca Flat, Lincoln county
Nevada, containing feet, together with bay
horses, bellows, anvil. ore cart vice
smokepipe and forge lantern, . barrels, within
anu whim rope, iron wheel barrow, ladders
pieces square timber sxl9, / lot shaft timbers
htted, work bench, = trussels. pieces of iron
the mine, shaft. and timbers inside Of shaft in
Gliding hosting works, | blacksmith shop 4
pieces lumber 2N4, ore buckets, / wind fan,
stable. set whim harness, l chair, ] fork.
shoNels, hatchet broom, cross cut saw. =
Wlndlas barrels water barrel, large lantern
] lamp, i box candles, 200 feet fuse more or
less, II picks, hammer handles, 3 oil cans,
chisel, rasp. u box powder, oil cans, tape
ti'e is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the Fifth dag Of August.
i. d., 1873
At T. o'clock. "a. will sell all the right title and
interest Of said defendant in and to the above
described property, at the Court House door, in
Phoebe Nevada, at public auction. for cash in
hand. to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
said execution and all costs
July L. 1873 W. $ TRAVIS. Sheriff.
BY b. II. HEREFORD, Deputy. jylG-3Od
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seroas business. But ii We had the cen
sus Of the many millions who have been
transported over railroads during the past
year, We should find that with all the
contingencies, travel by railway is the
Safest locomotion yet devised. Accord
ing to the figures here set forth, says the
). F. Bulletin, an average of one person
is killed on American railroads every day
in the year: and about four persons in
Jured daily. But every year the ratio of
accidents to the number of people who
travel by rail is reduced. The tracks are
better, there are more steel rails, more
persons who have become experts in the
business of managing railway transporta-
ton.
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In the month of May last, there were
81 derailments, 81 collisions and Z
other accidents. Railroad murder is a
phase of crime which is rapidly increas-
ing--that is. the malicious placing of OBJ
structions on tracks for the purpose of
throwing off trains. The casualties,
when aggregated in this way. suggest at
first view that railroad travelling is dan.
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Notice to Creditors.

EsTATE OF E. OLDS. DECEASED.
~ tice is hereby given by the undersigned,
Executrlx of the estate of E. Olds, deceased to
.ne creditors Of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them. with
the necessary vouchers. within ten menths after
the hrst publication OF this notice, to the said
Executrix, at Pioche in the county Of Lincoln.
MARTHA OLDS,
EAecutrix of the Estate of Edwin Olds,
Deceased
pated July Is, 1873. jyl9.oawSw
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And IN accordance with law, and a,
me boapa Oh Directors, made on the 9stb Ssr o.
May, 1873, SO many shares Of each n DAY Of
81 said stock as may be necessary viii h, parce ne
AZ californi. a. s,rs the Ses Of the oompsny
Wednesday, the 30th day or JD,. vu,, on
at the hour OF O'Clock p. m. Of san sls
pay said delinquent assessment thereon aa!, TO
with costs OF advertising aud expensas "sether
oei.e A. c.n,, Il; WEoENER. secretarrr' e'
Cal. Francisco,
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DEATH OF Hon. d. r. AsHLEY.-In our
dispatches this morning will be found
the announcement OF Mr.. Ashley's de-
mise. His melancholy death will be
deeply amented by his friends here and
elsewhere in Nekada and California.
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Notice to Creditors

A GA!NsT THE ESTATE OF MISS FANNIE
e. fETERSON.-Notice il hereby given by
the undersigned, Executrix of the estate Of Miss
fannie Peterson, deceased to the creditors Of,
snd ali persons having claims against the esd
deceased, to present them on or before the
Isth day Of July, 1873, as after that date no
claims will be allowed
ELIZA LAWSON, Executrix.
F'oene' New, July IL, 1878, iyl9-td
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the Board of Directors, made on the 10th day o.
May, 1873. many shares of each parcel OF SUI
stock as may be necessary will be sold a. az
auction, at the Office OF the company, no. ~
Sansome street. San Francisco. Cal, on Iue ~:
day, the 18th day Of July, 1878 ~ A.. AZ
linquent assessments thereon, together WI"
costs Of advertising and expenses Of the saie
M. r. GAME, Secretary.
Cal w. '-' '"''' jyi.td
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RAILROAD CAsUALrIEs.-The Railroad
Gazette gives the number of accidents on
the American railroads for the year end
ing May 3lst. As the facts are of special
interest to the travelling public we give
them in tabular TORN:
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4Minisa.


Chief East Extension Mining Conn
pany.-Locsii0n. Of works, Ely Mining Dis
trict. lincoln county. Nevada principal
place of business, san Francisco, Cal.-Notice.-
There are delinquent upon the following de-
scrib.d stock, ON account Of assessment No. /,
levied ON the 18th day of May, 1873, the sew
eral amounts set opposite tie names of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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BUSINESS OFFICE.

The Business Office Of the REcoRD
viii remain at the old stand. Upper
Main street.
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On and After this Date

vU,HE RANKING HOUSES OF WILLS,
FARGO 4 co, and the STATE BANK "
NEVADA will close ON Saturday. -
O'Clock D. m. J. n. SEIBEKT, r.
Agent Wells, Ergo 70
GUY THORPE.
Manager State Bank OF Nevass~s
July IL, 1879. V'"
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sser Mihing COmp..x
Location Of principal place Of busipsss
rTansisco CAL location Of works Ely Mip aan
tice.-There are delinquent upon ,bs sS ea,-No.
described stock, on account of sssess,nan, NV
levied on the 10th day of NAV. liza ~ MOL
etal amounts set opposite the names y, 't ,t s''
spective shareholders AZ follows. 'ie re-
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PIANO RATTLE.

DE0F. NAGLE WILL DISPOSE OF THAT
i Grand Upright Piano, rs Octave, m good
order, and now in use in the Theater.
ONLY rs CHANCES
AT 50 EACH.
Tickets for sale at Coleman 4 Tylcr's sa-
loon and Jacob stieber's Concert Hall They
can also be obtained from the Professor. The
Rattle will take place ON the
LIST of August, 1913.
Hail the Tickets being sold already, those
desiring chance for this hne Piano must
hurry up. jyls-td