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tieu uno pom bsFcu DtateriGl, nit allen mobernCu
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rid ting In ltocm Simmer, lomtc N8oitrltitung. Sin
tro6ener, idFolger 3eucr ruter Gem 9anSen 6duie,
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rem GreOtt bon Is NtonGten lui i%intJehu Sunoegt
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8arlor, G%s3immer uno Sihe in ellea Stodperte. 2
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terEen Serbeierunger is6es GenAer Iduit nit ST.
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simmer, gsGiier in Der 9ube nao Elm trodeucr, ious
bigger aeaer untsr benz sGHsen Sauie. Die gsbdus
littetten befCben in fiiuf 3zhofi9en SIeseifriBeruen
ESpbnbGuierrl, mt einItodieen Stegelaeinfrueu Shs
den. &ttiss gi9eaibum pTr0 elmer Sruromi etbe
pom 3 Dollars pro Sreiteius urteriporieu, ~pertauft,
nit einem &rstit bon IS NorGtcn ouf Giutauien6
Souar5, Ger Jfeii oez SauFssioCs in bDei 3ablunaen,
tie Sdlite baar, Die daoeTe 6Glite in 6 Dionutsn, cor
iuiI6 arunoSinsIrci p~lrfanit rad rem Belttbcn bes
RGuitrs. Nr H. IS, IL uro 10, itno geaau oieieI.
ben in iehtr 6initdt.
Bcrts, @te oes SrDaoluap uao 2omborb= TRACE
biz gum 8ertalIetagP.
SamueI s.. Spoer s SDbne, auft.,
Q30-4) SiozSfzgde Der @Gps unb Ga1ettefr.
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Serfeigerungen.
Oefentli5er Gerfaaf
5 'poIIem @ruueCtaentbum

wertbroIIem @runeEtgentBu NJ.
Der Undergraduates bictst gum Sertauie am BIQBe,
beufe, cen 2. SUM 1873, WprsenS 10 utr, an:
Die ugrttuoaC GanoIeCe. 81 YtctteH pom 8ultis
more an Der Standardization gfIegeu, SSk afcr
bit nod Nineralien, ME !. 3. Sliencr3, rotbe Tar.
be II. {. n. Die @ebGuoe fthb Elm nutes GSiHernes
Ro5rtaus, giietbhaus, cine aro6e Sbusi5ereS teu-
ne ugb anOcre nOtbDenoige YepeEgepGute. @utes
rei6Ittc5 GSaiicr uno 400 d%usgsmdblte fruttbdume.
DieicsGisentbum pobtittb b%ei0Hbgrs iGr etaenSraucr,
SchiGeur ooer WtilbmGnn,
Sertduisbeoin9unaeH Die SdIits baar, Der Gfeft in 3
uno 6 U~ionGten, gleibe 3abtuE9en.
9eprs Seaner,
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Sdif8 Nn3ei0en.

1s RaG 8ofnH i6er gurEulf
psrDsu on ben fol9snoen Tag tn 6eI0rs
~ eCrl:
-upier pgBm. 2alDrercs." 6upt. g8m. y. 6auctt
a8, 2. SUM, 3 uBr Eadni;tags.
/ 1'giiGstptei5 mad HofoH mt SiuItIus oey
SftoflsuEg uHc StiuBimmer $500.
mSS GCI-Gtiit S2J.Bl.
rI rao BefGes fotHoe mGH flo an
II. <, Sgssiua, aeeutGA,
Bottom gBcrftc,
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ScHeutlibcr 8erfauf

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weTlbUclIen 8ohubauit8, SIR. 1877, Glib.
YacasS traBe.
SIN Nuitrn9e ot5 @iacutbumtrs peroeH MIR an
@tGse an EIittrppds, Den 4. Stunt 1873, Wtlitags
al ubr, cas- 2Bobu6Qus. gtr. lS7, SGb=EacalraBe
Jpiit,R HGrnI' une jrcmontilrY an ZEN Dteiitbic=
tenoen p~erfauien.
9as SruuSEif bet ttre 9ysite uou IfL 6us
nno III 1j i7u8 tici bis EurgunOo-ausp- EruuOjins
$3.50 eG5 SObr. 9Ieics 9Gus it ole SanitieniUobs
nung ,iir cen @teCutbImcr in Der idorheu uuo oGuers
bditeten l8Ci,c bergerldtet bot Sls, faltCs uuO bet'
Bes @Qiier, 8atCIinImar, ihoneH. tieer ooirGum
9urten Il. (. ~. @er etue itOue, ireunotite Rob-
nuug in ~aefuHber &oge mo quttr WadtarItait
wiInidt, iogte oielen &Crtaui niht UeriGumeH. 8ie
5sein8unGen tino ie9t lSlbt: elm Slertsl 90 os
qCeen 6 gIoBent 3iaien iteben Ulelbrn. ODER Tam aud
in einem neuen SGuOGreir in U6tentIItcn 3Gbluu,
gen gCtil9t lueroen.
~ Steic Bobnuna tanu Dor bam BertauI gu ies
oI Sal 9gydsefeben lueroen.
i3D Gregg s 2irFiaut, GuTt.
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pa GerpaItcrss 8erfauf
s2:H elmer
~mertbpoQen 9Gderci nit 0ohu6aus,
90 nEE &iihaG

merthuoleu SdderCi nit Wohu6au6,
Rr 246, SiioaGhariesfrafe.
Strait eireS 9etrstes bes 2rG5z&erttt5 Der Stdot
Baltimore UerDcn mir aui Offantljbar &uttion on Srt
un0 SteQs EsitfDod1, ceE 4. SUM 1873, Ratmits
tags 1 utr, pyrtanicn:
9as galI;e @rTnrhIH, In ter Stcbt BaItirorc
gGtCgen Gun, Uie i0igt, beibrieben SIN Der g~Scllicite
hrr @9aIIcstraBe, In Der @ntiernung BON 25 5uB pom
Der Rolhiuafz Gdc Der @blrisss mo Wiont90mcrpftr.
CailRqeno ; oGHn Dedlib, ldHAs Der Ut5nt9omerp=
it,a6c, 65 Gus, mebr ober mcnt9cr, 9sbeuo oGnn
uorrllb, parallel nit @9GrIesfrdBc, 81 5uB :; baun
0fllia, parallel nit IRontaom5rofraBt, ungetG9r 66
GuB bis Sgr @bnrlssittaGe, uno Damn iiioltt, ldR9s
Der @9aIlesfra6e, 81 EaB bis gum NnfUug5puntts.
Dciier0c il. etnCm @runo5tnie BON sag untrrtoor'
fan, o. iG0ud Dix noloii9e QGlfte gu S56.12A lDieoer
perpettet 1T, 10 helIdgt bic ctgentIide 8runomtet9e
rlt SSG.t2H. Die 8aultttetien beitcben in stHem
lubfantielen 5anfe maj SinIetge5Guee, in 9ltem
i3utGnre mt ais SddereI elHgerldtet.
acknowledgements - Elm GrItttbeit haar, Ger
9fea If 6 mo IL Wtolateu, oNer @Qes baar, nad1 Dem
5eIieUen oes 9dulcts Ole Sreo.t8aBlangsn uomiBsr=
tGuittQac CT 3lniea traSeHo un0 0urt sur 3uirieoeus
Seit Der 8erlDult6r i%Hooiiirte N3ten Dag SGuIer5 aes
lGfrt. Oregon i. Benton,
Ct. EauiTtr.; l@,rnort,r,
SUbn W2. Garter, @"'0"'"'
J3r. 40, Ct. 8aulfI.,J
ftgI-3N Errou ~ S{.rElN-N HtFt
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gireueR'8 9nJaraafe COayaag.

1870 ~bSVLNuOSE%
Gtfce aut oer n0roORii9en gGe btg
EODtgs uBb @cronbzG trnBg.
Ditfs @siedfdaft ucyitteyt gegcn 8srIuff' obu Bts
i66bt8ung ouyb 6suer Que Sorttu GigCntbum bCbter
Cotr GustDGrs5 81 auBerit g~iuRigsu 8GotnguRstH.
Serrp p. GuburE, BrGfbent.
DireEiOttum.
4ugufu5 8. Hlttrt. So9u II. S6rtoc,
JreoerlG 4tGq, BtrrGlQHu 9. 9tsts,
&POmGS g8. EegGriRs, SObR g1, @lult,
George S. 2lppole, GtHF9 u. 9uu0efRCH,
SoibuG GrObeu, &Gieb BCrt5,
@eorg B. Wla9, geOrQ FrGEd,
Bsuoes s. @o6tz, Hm Stmms,
6ugb Bolton, 2gn. 8, 5trGr,
Same5 ~. 4noerioH, 3. u. 5Gmiap,
Samuel 5Grt, SamcS Tiuer,
q, VI. Bennett, Sas. ID. SadIoH,
9as. 8. Ea0IoE, Bios. 8. 2BiIion,
s. %, JisauG9, Sob. T.. @uQilnore,
v. SentiHs, E5Iginm 3. 9r0ua,
SGmes gucGs, Guflao Ettoliou.
[Sult27 6g!teD 9. EzrfbGu EBiuasReT, SCtL
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Aunner + StdsGr,
Er. az, German, uahe 9 utbfraas.
9entIaes gants nuS MrGielgci9aft.
GAnage sRtueEe
fit DIE Dampier bes
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Baltimore unD Retp 8 DcrS

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Bremen, Gswt5alaptrn, Sapre, 2Onbon IL. I. -.
fno in nnigrem BiireGu, ME fotgt, 81 bsfommGa:
Bahase= 4reiie IN 8olb.
Esor Baltimore nG6 Sren;eu,
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zeeip6i9:@
Son WeUs2jorf mao 8remea9
|. @Gtitte..''.'
2. &Gtute...... z
Acknowledgement. "
3Se1leG
aaI Gue 5euYipl65e uno BaPtrei9e stebenpI6sg In
8entId3tano uu0 oem lbrtgfu europa FuD In unIerrm
GiTcaG 81 bG6en uub sieSca mir 6tgsEt crf foIsen6,
B0Hauter=6aufgr:
aHbolt & 25o8sHsr. Berlin.
@e6riioer &ob5eis & @c..,........9TGuEI&ncjg .
EonisL, EiilGlGQHt..ssss r~s- ........~~GGmbGrg
&arl l.. &lump & Bremen.
Hiltate Ger NjaHcr F8atiCL6aRfr~~as- 1890. BoBeH.
U. S4Gaifborien' Joe SaHt0etstn.~~~~ Coin.
Gebtloer
DC Neuioiqe, MtGrteHs j. So...,".s. StGHtfurt q, ST,
9ebr. iStmlletHr~~-- ~~e @~s'5StoeItef9
Rinlelln d Co., --.....ss... .Qetibrcln,
bs &5apedurouge & SO iucc .. ,.....-.5Gmburs.
af' SoDs;'r
anautb. ytadoo Il aEbne---~-.......,.EelpBs
q. HtNdSt'':'..'' .UtHnngelM'
9GneT: SetelHsoGHt. .Dtunten'
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sSehert2ap q SsldSrud.
gta9eI .Sra9.
Stabl & S%tuttgaft.
+. q. QuSe7borT & 6O..........,.. ....Stettn,
Giliale Der G3iener Bed5leroout
0onf-& ommGnoite Gtalmeiiing Ct & &o........ul lin.
&ieHer gBeg5ierbGnt .............. Bien,
3tegot Oebntn9er's SoPu X Go....-.... BirJburs,
DeGralO @e5r. IL SGltl.
ron @raTieuJie6 Il EtUs
2Ombaro, Soicr & @eui.
Gb. 5o4dRotr 4 BGris.
bic ant begetti tnO, Seller fur ms gut Gss3aRlrnG
pter in gEIDfaHe 81 ncbmen.
HGNagcz8iueta per 5csell9tff tm 8Dii&eubed, bic
folgt:
Boa Bremen nn9 Baltimore fRr Grpa6itat
DO. far aiTbeT 5ptI1sn 1 MAO s Sabren.... f6.G
Bsr DGmpter BON Bremen mad BGItimort:
itL N!OtiUSHptUE. .ss,.....'. -.s........-..S 4hsUU
$GHagezgiaste fir bin unb lurl6 gu berab9sestcn
Ereiien. (Qpril15. 49,
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Guf 0fIeRttiGGr Mutton.
Gounabere, oen Z. SUM 1873. Eadmittds5i
rbr, Deroen mir i'm @rtar9e=8eItauisSimmer in
Baltimore peTtauieH:
1rci ~uisflidbc Cottages, iebe ungcf6br 10 3tin<
MFR entbalteRb, eruRo ;insfrat uuo nit Seiteus30fcn
BON ~uHaeidbr Ctnsm atcr Joe, DeHn 9eWauidt, lUtIS
DIES etnen Bias BON 2 bis So ater iecer ausnadt
Dixie @0tta3es fin0 simultaneously un0 9teHs
sen on Die itibeR GGRciee Ger 99. SqtU0r8 uno
S9~perotmdnH.
Sefigre9t uHbCtrltbdr.
Observation-Disclosures - Gin 9rttttbeit baar, zen
Gtit in 8 uno IL DionQten nit 3iHlen.
U50-6) z. ES. Seunett & So, aAtt.
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Aakftcine! Dadltcine!

S~erp6bnlidbe (common) Sp-te, Hare rotBe 6at=
be, Ilubcr 9%ehrGRnt.
WepreHte(F Front press)3 aGf feiue BON Der d NJ
ten rotten Is arbe (, gtatt sepIcBt, bette Guaits
tot, i~orgiaIti9 une9eiuGt.
glabe Dem noroiuehliten StaSttbeiIe fino mir i'm
StGRoe,
3uutrtIi6 biuiQru ErtiIen
al ~oertaufen. .. SreHon Sdrr Is Gomp.
Sole: fsransIinirase, 9~egfnuber Dem alien Arn1sn.
haus : @inean9s. Office: Ste Der 9oaleups uno
eerinstOnftrase. (Dtail7-)
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E4:s 81 1Erl;tEIyeHe
LII 0as Do9ntGns cuf Der gtorbol.Gde Der
gcHnTplpaRtGz Gpcnue unD g5ltionitrase, ait 9rO6em
Seitens 1oIraum rno aaS9coebnten StGnun9en un0
ytehenz5 etduosH, @isbGue II. |. 10. g5 lit iHr hie
Speiherun9 Don 5IeiIt iebr ~gctiguct, mo ote NaPe
gum neuea Depot Der n9n ltimore.8otonCc.Ynbr,"
lett i'm Ban bCgrifftn, madt &c iir 8frienbsr lol9es
artitel nGh Wuib,H9ton, Q. s., isbr enpietltnss
nertt. Dns 0Gus, lUeldt5 ourdgsbeneS In gutsm
4utanee III, miro icpGrat perTleibet fuGnn 9siutniht.
Stdbcrss IN sar. sSJ, ssarfen5rGhe. U30-t)
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NIIJJ q T. III DUItNIIBt.
EiT1 81 bcrfaHlen.
bil.H Gin bibides gBobnbone OH Ger Dolt bin
ipliDen OipiIon@ urb GitiHgftr0Gs. 9=70di9. nit
mooe,nen BequsmIidtciteR; Rrei5 $500; @runD=
mietbe $50; l,i9te SeninaungeH.
Jpbu CSlenr & Gprnp.,
HI5- SIR. 4, ct. EuultInSe,
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@runnsinfen I'll perFGnfen.

i Originals, uHablo6bare lab 9uilgiterte 8runbs
air len BON $50 bis $355 pro 3Gtt BON . bis 5 Jroteut.
eJphn Glenn & SO.
a u 1 a llnnrHnaAn
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81; nFrfnufru.

Hfi Gin eGoen nit Z 3immern on Der SrIcGns<
StrIBe Brsis $1,000.
Sin 9ous on Der OrIeGnsfrQ6e nit 7 3tnnlsrH !;
Rreis $3.50.
Bsrnrr spet @inler an Der Ror9zGonoarlse nit I
S.inmCIu; Brsis $500.
Sin Saus an Der &Q9sriroBe, nate 9roGopao I
Yreis $500, nur $l60 boar.
gtGbcre AlStunit 9iebt Shpmds q. ERefpu,
u24-) gr. 90. RerosFroGeDdo-
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- @iue ldj0ae MarftzeansEsae
uoH p Gd,rn nit Obnsartsn unb ansscipdRItsa
%Srld,tsn, ausgsSeitbHeteiu Dobnsauie, Stsu!t u1c
stalu1s, ipslte iegt lesr erstetlg III. gu 2%trfauten
surt .. 10. SDpts, Rr. 8. -2aro SuilsiIss.S
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2u SerEaufeH.

Cine porjiig!i1e HeitaurotloH NIT Gtryidtun9
yiab yufrG9en BET u. O1u9l1a. Ssr. I, ct. 4anI
StrdEs. G29-3i)
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HtI ScrplufcnA

SiI ScrrGlfcn+
@tUG GGr96Gre gSiythi1Git, ue9en @eihdits9crdu
berIEg. Rdh5uiroqen IN b.. fGs, SarrcfFrdRe
ler SQltimOresS bio. SCrot oeornIbfr. N31-2l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-15
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A FINE TWO STORY HOUSE ON
n North Main street, containing ten
fine rooms up stairs and two store rcOms
down stairs. Terms reasonable. Apply at
ans THOS. MURPHYS Roo1 Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-15

ing detached from the other cors
belonging to the same train: the
engineer, unconscious of the pre-
sehre OF Kelly n so dangerous a
position, backed up for the pur-
pose OF coupling the car on which
Kelly was working, when the
bumpers met the conclusion sent
the rear car back over the unfor-
Inmates mans legs. crushing both
IN a horrible manner. The left
leg was mashed within aboitt two
inches of the knee-joint extend
ing several inches l0ngitudinalIy
up the thigh, the right leg was
equally as badly crushed about six
inches above the ankle, the bones
In both cases being completely
shattered. In addition to the in
jury below the knee, the right leg
sustained a compound fracture of
the muscles above the knee, but
the thighbone was not broken.
ANOTHER.-As the morning
train was coming from Ogden, a
bundle OF something which an.
peared like rags in the distance,
was observed by the engineer
lying on the track, but on nearing
IT, it turned out to be man, who
was afterwards found to be under
the Influence of "rot gut" AS soon
as the driver was able to discern
what the nature of the Obstruc-
tiOn was, he whistled down brakes.
but was too close at the time to
stop the entire headway Of the
train, although the speed was con-
sldeably decreased at the time the
cow-catcher struck the fellow and
hurled him into the ditch which
runs parallel with the road. The
unfortunate, although badly
bruised, had no bones broken,
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Salt Lake News.
Viom the Tribunaof,., q.

D 0'h 'he Tribune of the l2th.l
,out tAHoAD ,D ACCIDENTS. At
clock ven n minutes past three
lmeh Yesterday a Scotchman
the roa nuhcan Kelly was sitting
II on 'tar .h end of the hindmosf
gs al. anr1 the U. &. train with both
le whss, Sss the rail fixing a shoe to
'he car at the time be-
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|Gurcka 5cntinfl
he'd every morning, Mondays
excepted. by
no. W. CASSIDY.

|pNs OF SUBSCRIPTION:
|, one year, by mail........-..$l5 O0
\ six months, by mail....- 8 w
!, three months. by mall. ) 90
E,ners forwarded until paid for.
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Sage Brush News.

Sage DruSu Ne"S'
tbe Virginia Chronicle. June 12.l
COMING MILL.-'rhe inter-
the coming mill between
l and Trevillian is not con-
TO Virginia and Nevada
as may he perceived from
net that letters and dis
ps have been received fro n
her of the sporting fratern-
san Francisco and other
lies on the coast, seeking
O accom- .odations for the
9 few days. Among those
led on the train due here to-
Sw morning are: Supervisor
lev. of the Third Ward of
francisco; Supervisor Tim
rthy, of the Fourth Ward
Francisco; Con. Mooney,
Eistant Engineer of the San
kisco Fire Departments; +.
Hs. of sacramento; Sc th Me-
OF Grass Valley; McFurst
Charley Stone, of Phoebe /;
Higgins; ; Billy Carr, of the
lose railroad; Jimmy Gan
And other patrons OF pugil-
} TURF.-The racing season
|airly opened, and on Satur-
Eeek, the 2lst, there will be
herinteresting entertainment
he Virgini Course. Upon
|ccasion proprietors will drive
own horses. The following
es have been made: John
bne enters his roam gelding;
EdgingtOn, bay mare; =.
b, Grey Eddy; l.. Il. Fox,
son; +. O-biston,s0r horse !;
N. $. Bronson, bay horse Il.
krkinSon, bay horse Keno II.
bay horse. The above
Is ire entered at $50 per head,
the social purse of S400 has
raised. The race will he for
heats, best two in three.
bin Clarkson is preparing the
for The occasion, aud on the
bf the race it will be in the
condition. This will be an
testing trial of speed. and
! is no doubt there will be a
attendance.
|NE FROM OUR GAZE-EX-
Rrnor Blasdel, Il favorite of all
dams, whose smiling counten-
is always cheering. left for
unknown last evening. 1t
mored that he has = financial
me on hand that, when per-
ID, will inure to the benefit of
interests. He always
reds in his undertakings, and
wait the opportunity for con-
llatlOns.
'CIDENT.-A man named Alex
r Campbell was severely in
i in the l,0O0-fOot level OF the
her mine last night, by u rock
ng from the roof upon him
e at work, badly lacerating
houlder and arm.
n the Gold Hill News Of June 18th. ]
ATER SUPPLY.-Just at pres
the people of Virginia City
Gold Hill are complaining
arly about the poor quality of
IF furnished them by the Nir-
Il and Gold Hill Water Com
J. Yesterday afternoon a ru-
was circulated in Virginia to
erect that a dead Indian had
found in one of the reservOi s
he northern part of the city
that a dead Newfoundland
lad neen discovered in a reser-
on the Divide.
sNsus STATIsTICs.-A lady re.
~ IN Virginia has the dis,
uish a honor of having given
n To fifteen children, ten OF
WI are living. This is doing
~ well: Another lady resid-
also IN Virginia, has nineteen
ners and sisters, one woman
Ing given birth to them all.
he case of Charles f. Johnson,
oteu ior an assault with intent
,G,lilnlt murder. comes up for
III the District Court to-mor-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-15
VII 'he Virginia Enterprise. June l2.l

"" 'he Virginia Enterprise, June l2.I
fAorHER FIRE-About 5 O'Clock
Ea1Ia sT1raay morning we had another
|Pali th ilre, which brought out all
,ie engines in the Fire Depart
ah Ill., The fire was in a Chinese
|o.. tSuhouse on South C street, a
Iw v,t Instance beyond the large,
y ~ ,t otlcE lodging house built by
|ildi iG,e Howard Randolph. The
n du'hs ,s was partly consumed,
~ |en ,he , llre is supposed to have
|rn 'ne work of an incendiary.
II nM on W EATHER.-The weather
hvun'ihues very warm. Even
bviSle,,, ii1le, on the slope of Mount
|ont tson, the mercury stands at
ada ado :, ,seVenty-fve degrees i'm the
biWs W ho e.e greater part of the day.
nbrr,' nh ,,o' weather and the WashSe
i siois IN : mat prevail, will cuImin.
thunder shower ere long
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they told her first how worthy a thing
he had done. Through fire and panic,
he threw. himself into a big tenement
house, where some children were roast
ing to death. given over by their dis
tracfed parents and the equally dis
tracted firemen, he brought them out
safe, covered by his own clothing. But
he swallowed fire himself. 1t Tapped
into the sockets of his head, and drank
up the eyes of Rex. Blind, and dying
in agony, he had yet called to her tri-
nmphantly.
"He was a noble fellow" murmured
one of the friends, turning to the car
riage window, and brushing his cheek.
He spoke of yon first, of course, mad
am. His mother and sisters have also
been sent for. They will be here this
evening"
So they took her to where he lay in
state. For it was state, though he was
bandage on.
Marian put her arms round those big
helpful shoulders, and her head on his
breast. s'Oh Rex. my KingH'
No, shall tell you no more about
this human woman, beside her dead vic
tor.
About sunset. his family found him
in his casket, and thick green leaves
were bound over his black temples.
Who had crowned him they knew not
but the leaves looked we'll there-they
let them be. Mother and sister walled
over him in the passionate fashion OF
women, for they could not know how
well it was with him.
= As for Rex, he lay in everlasting ma
jesty. He was king.
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give them a copy to be added to the
friendly gallery in their wOrk-roorn.
Not displeased by the distinction inn
piled by the solicitation, he drew from
his pocket a number of Photographic
cards which he was accustomed to carry
with hum in order to pick out one of his
own, and in so doing revealed a portrait
which shop-mate, who was looking
over his shoulder, at once grasped with
somewhat older youth, named Tilling-
hast, by whose side he had worked for
five years, and his emphatic declaration
that the picture he had seized was of his
own father Occasioned no little wonder
ment amongst the spectators of the
scene. Price asserted that this identifi-
cation could not be true, as the card
represented his own father, and then
ensued between the disputants a series
of questions and answers revealing that
the two were half-brethers. Nineteen
years ago, it appears, the father of both
young mec, now resident of Utica,
but then a resident of New Bedford,
Mass, was left a widower in straitened
circumstances with an infant only six
months old and a son by former mar
riage. TO obtain necessary attention for
the baby he procured board for it in q
respectable family named Price, keeping
his elder son with himself. His hope
was to be able to Improve his own condi-
ton in life sufficiently to maintain the
babe where 1t could have the care of a
fOster-mother; but the end of the year
found him yet poorer than before and
unable to pay the board of the little one.
By that time, however, the Prices were
too fond of the child to part with it, and
prevailed upon the poor father to allow
them to retain it as their own until he
should be more fortunately situated.
His poverty rather than his will con-
senting to this, poor Tillinghast left
New Bedford to seek better fortune
elsewhere. Settling in New Albany he
lost track of the Price family for some
time, and finally revisiting Massachu-
setts to visit them, was aghast at the
discovery that they had left the State
TOR some ungiven new home. At last he
gave up his child for lost, and in the re-
cent years of his residence i'm Utica had
made no effort to find him. Five years
ago the elder boy went to work with the
clothing firm in Providence, md discov-
cred, by the picture of his father in his
shop-mate's possession, that he had been
and seen his long-lost half-brother every
day for years without either being
known to the other. -5s zU.l u