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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-29
Montana's Governor Denounced.

1t is eminentiy proper that narrow.
brsinless executives, should be pre-
scented in their tue colors. We have
had something to do in this line. and
can therefore appreciate the following
forcible remarks from the Helena
Gazette, Of recent date: The G uberna-
torial chair of Montana is filled by u
bulky, brainless individual named b.
F. Potts, who has either been brought
up by the North PIcific Railroad
Company, or is the sci constituted
champion after Mills of that Com
pany. This carpet-bag Governor, we
understand, in support Of his position.
makes the question personal, and
deems it his duty to render himself
odious to his former personal friends,
who choose to favor the North and
South railroad project. An indivld-
ual, much less a Governor, who is 80
narrow in his views IS not to tolerate
an honest difference of opinion OIL a
purely local subject, is ,rot needed in
AAoiibhiIh, IN VIC IL NVllCNC
that Benjamin F. Potts has outlived
his usefulness, and should see the ne
cessity of handing in his resignation,
or in default thereof, that his late
friends should fix a lever under his
mighty bulk and hoist him out of his
position nolens volens. This can be
done by our present Chief Magistrate,
as has often times been demonstrated
in Montana before. 4. paster of tick
cts in a local election is too small a
m~an-ihough a giant in size-to be
Governor of Montana. We hope that
this great man, without head or
brains, may be granted an indefinite
leave of absence and allowed to travel
to 4 more coagenial climate, where
his worth can be more fully appre-
ciated.
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Fourth District.

Under the regulations recently
adopted by the Civil Service Commits.
sion, Nevada is in the fourth district.
This district comprises the Sta,es OF
fliin"is, Missouri, Nebraska, Mime
sofa. Iowa, Kansas, Nevada, Caiitor-
MIA, Oregon, and all the Territories
except New Mexico and the District
Of Columbia. St. Louis is the place
named where competitive examina-
lions must take place. We presume
that there will be but few apE'lica-
tons for positions from the Pdcii,.
coast under this new arrangement of
she Civil Service Commissioners. The
expense Of a trip to st. Louis and
back would amount to more than
most Of the Federal positions on this
coast, and especially in Nevada, are
worth.
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P.oche Items.
From the Record Of the c7th.l

NIGHT before last a tremendous
rnml us was heard on Meadow Valley
street. m a gentleman residing on
tina fhOrOughtaie went Ia 5 E hat
was the matter. He found Martin
Buckley i,ammeriiig a woman to lis
hearts content. Officer Mckee came
along and arrested the offender. YES
terday morning Buckley was ar.
r'lSiIed before Justice Stuutenbnryh.
amt at first demanded a Jury trial E;
but he thought better OF the matter,
and so plehDed gnilty. Judge Stout
enOnrRh flned him 500 and costs,
amounting to $50 additional. In de-
fault Uf payment Buckley was com.
united 10 tie county Jail.
THE ARGUMENT CLoSEp.-Ycster.
day afternoon Judge CARRIER cnnclud-
eu ms arGuiiieht on the motion for a
new trial IN the Raymond Il Elv-Her-
mes case. The case was then taken
nnder Amusement by the Court. and
II Is understOnd that u dt ciSion will he
rendered to morrow morning.
SHERIFF'> SALE.-Dav before YES
tertay the j lily traveller mine was
SOLD al Sher II = sale to satisfy an exc
cuti"n IN favor Of Horace b. leene.
Inc inlne contains 1.20O feat. and
brought 81 .2t0 under the hammer.
y. +. Slitr""d was the purchaser.
NILTED.-lt will be remembered
that Henry kohner was l,ouud over
In the sum OF $500 to keep the ueace.
tut he refused to give bail, and was
accordingly committed to Jail. He
didn't like the Accommodations. and
Yesterday gave the required bond
aid was sci at liberty.
OUR n%eighbors at Bullionville are
tn celebrate the approaching anniver.
sar,y OF American Independence by a
grand ball.
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The Fire Fiend.

The fire fiend has commenced its
ravages this season in earnest. Eight
een hundred AMI seventv-one must
remain ever memorable for its num-
Der of destructive contiagrationS.
Most of the fires occurred that year,
however, in tie Fall. With tue be-
ginning already made, the present
~eason promises 10 outstriP by far all
Of its predecessors in the matter OF
calamitous fires. An exchange cullates
the following record OF last Mondays
devastation
Lard oil md candle factory at Louis.
willie, loss $50, 0OO; tannery at Bears
willie, Pa, loss, $40, 900; Passaic, y. j.,
loss $4,000; Pottsvilie, Pa, loss Sl2O,-
600; Gltberton, Pa, los, $50, 600; Mount
Norris, y. Y, loss $50, 0OO; Cincinnati.
loss $50, 900; Salzbury, Mich, loss
Sl25 QUO; Petaluma, Cal, loss SIS. 600;
Cherokee. Cad, loss 81 500; Cananche,
Cal, twenty houses destroyed, loss
heavy. Extensive Tres raging in the
forests in various parts of Northern
Michigan. and a repetition of the dis
asters of October, 1871, is feared. EN-
tensive and destructive fires raging in
the forests on the Fiskhili Mountains,
New York.
With this frightful record before
them, coupled with the still later
calamity at Hamilton, it certainly be-
hooves our people TO be extra vigilant
lest a similar visitation may betall
our own prosperous town of Eureka.
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At Home.

The Danbury Neus man, who re-
Gently visited the Pacific Coast, has
got back to his home in New England.
In the exuberance Of his JOY, lie writes
thus:
/ might say Thank Heaven I" but
that is too enthusiastic for respect.
For l have ha'. a pleasant time. and
found numerous unseitish friends VI
every hand. But the absence las
made the old home dearer than ever.
and l come lack to New England
stronger in my affection for it. tirnner
i'll my faith in it. and prepared TO lie a
horses hind ley straight in its behalf
ii necessary. l have missed the office
duties more deeply than ! have my
meals, and no Ien-not even " IL
liAm-can tell how glad | am to again
Put on the editorial harness. and ileip
to disseminate tn, Sc bright truths for
which eur journal is So we'll known,
and to which We are all indebted Tor
the ligh, that nov eliminates our
pathway through life. Weep not for
me, however. BAILEY.
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on Thursday last and instantly killed.
j. L. Woodman, accused OF incest,
and recently bound over to await the
action Of the grand jury, was to-day
taken hefose Judge Booker on "A writ
of habeas corpus. Upon the evidence
adduced he was discharged, the med
icsl testimony completely eXonerat-
ing the prisoner.
OAKLAND, June, %.
Probably 5000 persons witnessed
the race ut Oakland to-day. In the
first race. one mile and repeat he
tween Nell Flaberty and Ali. both
heats we're won by Eiaherty. Time.
l:46a, 1854. In the seSDnd race, two
miles and rereat between Wade
and Thad. Stevens. each heat was
won by Stevens. Time, $685., 3:37.
NEVADA.
PioCHE. June %.
A. new trial has been granted in the
a $ OF the Raymt nd Il Ely VS.. the
Hermes.
OREGON.
PORTLAND, June %.
Track laying OIL the Northern
Northern Pacific Railroad from
reTino northward II been conl-
mencei. The strii e between Tacoma
and Seattle for the terminus is I've
coming excl ing. IeccIna seems to
be the point most in favor. and land
is changing hands rapidly at adj
vanced rates.
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MA.
VIENNA, June q
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
SAY ANCIS Lime

Gan RANCl>CO, June u.
The residence of j. Goodman, PAGE
street; was destroyed hv fire at II
O'Clock last night. Loss 81 600. 1t was
the work of an incendi Try.
Many people have already gone to
Oahlahu to be present at The great
races to-day tetween Abb. Neil Flah.
rrty, Ben. Wade and Thad.
Nell Flaherty still e,unin the favor.
lite in the first race, and Ben. Wade in
the second.
A meeting of the Stockholders Of the
bay view Homestead Association
asked Governor Stanford to give salts.
factory guarantee that the cars will
run TO Bay View. 1t was stated hy.
MIR. Williams and others that Stan.
lord wall act in good faith with the
association.
The remainder of the Chinese mas.
Sengers per the steamer China. landed
this y orning, and ran the gauntlet of
hoodlutns who flung stones. bricks
and clubs at them at various places
along the route.
"A sensation is caused among the
Front street liQ nor dealers on account
OF the dvent OF Eastern agents offer.
ing nj! descriptions OF liquor ut green
back rates.
A nan whose rame could not he
learned. was caught between tw ears
Al oakland. today. and had one of
his legs t. rribly crushed.
The PreSl q n of the Ming Yenr
Company sa W the ChinawoInen who.
10 the humber OF 252. came hv the last
steamer. have bee. SEM to Marys-
vile, Oroville. and other interior
owns. and that no more Chinese will
come i'm large numbers after this.
Business will be suspended in this
city next Friday and Saturday.
STOCKTON. June 28.
A lad named John Jones, about 16
years Of age, Vas thrown from q horse
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posed to afford him every facility:
their power to the business IN WHICH
he was engaged.
NR. HITCHCOCK, q we'll known mill
wright, has arrived from below on
business connected with the Hayes
mining CONF any al Robinson district.
He has been employed to- erect ~
stamp mill at Mineral City, for the
~abo,e-named mi amy, and has gone
there for that purpose.
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PEOPLE who are rot sure of Heaven
are hocking to Danville, New Hamp.
shire, this Summer. There is not a
lawyer. doctor, lightning-rod man,
sewing-nachine agent. or hotel clerk
in the place; while more than four
hundred beautiful, long haired, rosy.
checked, brighteyed maidens. with
natural teeth and white dresses.
meander through the streets at even
tide, chewing gum. and smiling on
the few Young men who have heard
of this elysiun before.
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a CARD,

NDITOR SENTINEL: IN AN ISSUE
~ IL Your payer n few days ago, | SAW
a notice OF the Grange mine on Prospect
.ountain, Incorporated, with Dr. Nesbtt
f.r President, /. the undersigned, will
take til method OF informing those
whom it may concern. that II is not the
case, as rrrSiue O>vrthe Crane mine
of Prospect mountain, and own ne
third ofIhe min, by purchase since May.
49,. o j. II, NrsbItt. As understand
matters conc, ru!ng the orange mine,
they have been sruSsly misrrpreSenteu
hcr'iolure, and l eel II to b. my duty to
let fricius ard he pubic have the facts
on this matter. Nj. MCGAERl.
Eurcka. June -, 1873. ic21-l
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New TRIAL.-As will he seen by
Il dispatches. a new trial has been
granted in the Raymond X Ely.
tiermes case. This was pretty gener-
ally expected by those who were
familiar with all Of the surroundings.
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CANDIpATEs.-The Democrats of
Calaveras county, California, a few
days & nominated the following
candidates: Hon. Wm.M Gwin, Jr.. re-
nominated for Senator. nv acclama-
fion ; Jack Gibson. E. Fahev. and A.
JAsey nominated for Assemhlymen ;
Ben. Thorne for Sheriff, and John
Gallagher for Treasurer.
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MARRIED.

In Hamilton, June "A, Edward smith
to Alice Frost NanderSchuer.
Al Planes Ranch. New, n "a. Saml
L.iddle to Elizabeth Knight.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June %.
A dispatch from Penang saws the
Dutch Goverpfnen ut. with view otter
min ting hostilities With Aciieen.
nas offered the Sultan to pay tie ex-
penSeS thus far incurred by the war
to rebuild Nasque burned by Dntch
troops, acknowledge the independ-
ence Of the Sultan, and to abstain
from Interference with MahOn.
medism. In return Holland asks that
certain privileges lie granted Dutch
traders al Arheene ports.
The election for a member of the
Hoa>e OF Commons took place in
Berwickshire, Scotland, Yesterday,
and resulted in the return of Miller.
Liberal, by Il majority of IA.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, June %.
complete anarchy prevails in
Bnsula. caused 10y tie persecution of
Christians by Mahornmehans. Tn one
district 40 Christians were murdered
within six weeks, and no efforts we're
made to find the murderers.
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Coueh Tonic8

in use; also n CORN SAVE. which
will cure corEs of the most painful char.
acter.
My STOOD PURIFIER, for Syphilis.
and all impurities 81 the blood, L, we'll
known in this community fr its ef'ec-
tuai cures. 4 PILE SALINE for sale,
which il unsurpassed. je-9
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1rw Io-Dan.
The ENTIRE RECEIPTS
THE CORNER

NOR THIS DAY WILL Re REMIT
II ted to the Mayor o. Hamilton. for
the benefit of the sufferers by the late
nrc. jess
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Miscellaneous
FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRATION !
OFFICERS OF IBE DAY.

president-E. F.. PHILLIPS.
Nar.hal-A. Z. TITUS.
Aid - wM. A. sEATON, SELDEN
uE1ZEI. ]. F. RAMSEY. W. B. HAIR.
RUB. MIKE WALSH.
orator-GEORGE W. MERRILL.
poet-THOS. j. TENANT.
Reade--WM. IL. DAVENPORT.
Chaplain-REV. c. E. ARNOLD.
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T,
HAS REFITTED HIS
pAruINn NEpAETMENT

At Paxton & Cos old bank. ard has re-.
ducrd the price of Baths 10 one half the
torm, Charges. He alSngiv S Medicated
Baths. Everything in tire line is com
pletc. Remember, keep for sale one Of
The hest
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n PROCESSION

the
Will form at 10 o'clock A. NJ, precisely.
in the following manner
FIRST DIVISION.
SELDES KETZEL, commanding.
On the west sioe Of Main street. with
it's right resting in front Of the Parker
House.
Marshal and Aids.
Eand.
PRESIDENT of the Day. Orator. Poet,
Reader and Chaplain. in carriages.
Give Authorities, In carriages.
Vet, rams IF the MeXic:tn War.
Soldiers of he Late War.
Public schools.
Car Of state.
SECOND DIVISION.
]. +. RAMSEY, commanding.
On the west side of Main street. with its
RICH; resting Oh Clark street.
Eureka Fire Department.
Miner.
Furnace Men.
Coal burners.
other Citizens, on oot
THIRD DIVISION.
W. 3. HARkUB. commanding.
On the east side Of Main street, with its
head at Clark street.
Citizens in carriages.
1~eaInstrrs aud Blacksmiths in wagons.
Quartz Teams.
COnl Teams.
Ciflzens NiOunted.
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HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
YEw-YoRK. Monday, June =, 10

NEw-YoRK. Monday, June ., 1873.
The week opened very quiet in the general
horse market and there important transactions
TO note The supply present is probably in excess OF
all demand likely TO between this and the 4th OF
July, after which date there will be but little doing
until the beginning Of the FAN trade. Prices RUE in
favor Of purchasers and there is plenty Of good stock to
make selections from.
Sales by auction tomorrow tuesday, the Sd inst:
At 1880 a. NAT the new Horse Mart Of Mr.. Arch
Johnston East Thirteenth-st, near Universitypiace.
At p Oclock.-Regular semi-weekly sale Of horses,
carriages etc. at VIM. Van Tasses Auction Mart, East
Thirteenth-st.. near FOurth-ave
The carriage trade OF the week opens with fair de-
mand for light vehicles, especially pony phaetons,
carts. and rOckaways.
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PROGRAMME or SCENERY

ACTI-A HOT CORNER IN WABASH
SCENE I-EXCHANGEPLACB. ChaneeI Lictods o1es
ne fraud Bella Guppys fortune pledge The Modocs As'
oek himself Four millions the black bag TIE
Ring broken The massacre The Pres iuserFeH ne NO
SCENE "a BOUDOIR IN MORA vASEYCKEs HOUSE Rem
ncences Of old Mora and Paul The married lovers
SCENE J-PIPTH AVB. The GuppYs az home Pauls n-
tended old lame. Moras bracelet Phlo maEes discover
SCENE "A MUSICAL MATINEE" on MURRAY HlLl-
Chsncey Mora Offer The star eess Mr. 6upp
ASKS question Paul schuyler ansSersiL sensation seeue M pm
~ ~ ACT Il" The MODOCSr ~ COUNCIL.
SCENE I-CHANCEY LICKFOLDS ROOMS IN LEXINGTON
AVE- The Moioos 10 trouble discovers where be Hsmuf
in lie cApituAes The key Of The onc Chaneey LeGod n'
SCENR 2-YORxvILLB-OPHBLA BOYDs HOWE Mora r--
turns TO quarters Resolution Ere aosno"n LishA n
SCENE 3-BR0AD-ST By NIGHT The pui-sp Job Guppy re-.
eeves enter the stronghold Of TIE tribe
sCRNE 4-THB LAVA BIDS IN EXCHANGE-PLACB. Lstfoid.
Cuts Sudam IN eose coUnL The visitor Clancy she-s
O''' '"' ACT II-THE wARPATH
SCENE MORA AT HOAh The 1erman Doctor borea' hofha
performs aeuo1s Clancy Lkiod The tolls aud
SCENE 1.-THE TOMBs-THE BRIDGE OF signs. LArr, Sur.
dam 10 absence Of Judge Dosns. t
occupies bench and the Modoc se march The Telegram
SCENE 3rHB SPECIAL SESSIONS Pau Sebayers ease The
rlea Of insanity. An unexpected witness
ACT IV.-"THR WHARF RATS"
SCENE 1.-THE OLD lCE-HOUSE UNDER THB CONCERT 81
LOON Ll reflects the uncertainty Of hunan events Cats o
sCRNB R-CORNBR or WALL AND BROADSIS Lsha on tae
s Mo shows her lnlSn blood GgFgy and seH SALON
sha appears shaekNy JAKE Mora krrpt hef
osth Chsnsy warning The ~a aPPeiL You ' aos
THE GOLDEN FErTERsi
DEFIANGEi
A HOT CORNER IN AOOoCA"
NEW Music specially composed and arranged BY M THOMAS
BAKER, -. ,,,-,, ,,,o,vr-,,s,,,s
FIRST MORA" MATINEE,
SATURDAY. June l.
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5iiuaiious Uanteo-- Aldlcs

A MAN and WIFE mo family desire the
n Gre ola GENTLEMANs HOUSE for season. city
reference. Address EXPERIEh nee Box 10 Tnbuue Ohee
COACHMAN, Sc, COOK, WASH, and IRON
~ By respectable Protestant aud wife children
dnye and groom also do plain gdeaing &C. wife
and aunst; recommendations Can De
l18 West inst. cth-aye.
GARDENER, COACHMAN, &c. = Cook or
NJ HonsegJk-By respectable German MAN AID WIFE chill
dren both Flower and Kitchen also good
Coachman Vile Geek. ami washer aud
Irlnr DO Best Can be
Al West ~ thst, corner 6have
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Gelp manteo-- Mllcs.


NVANTED-An intelligent COL0RED BOY.
w from 10 to IA yeirs Old doorbeL Inquire 40 62
West Forirsrthst tbs day from U TO p m Rig twice
NNANTED-ln n Publication Office, a man
OF Picking and Mailing Depar
meat the advertising and EXCHANGES with uewspape
wrappers references required Address Box 3 p o.
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fertures ano meennas.

NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY. A
~ Atsd meeting will be held The Library II RSDAI KyEN
NC lime J. A. o'clock Librarian s
Greene ESQ., Professor o. American History Cornell uuvetr
- ANDREW WARNER, Recording sssr.tAry.
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CT. CHARLES HOTEL european Plan) No
- 6s Buawa BeeeEerst-Sines Rooms 81 per
Family Rooms from Ella Hotel restaurant
furnished. An Broadway sta the Hotel
GEORGE 8 LEWIS LELAND Propnetars
CTAMMERING.-New- Stammering In
- sttute rstabH,he lg Prof Nam Covn, Managers l7
West references furnsBei instruments app.
medicines used Boariers aken and board
until cared send Tor prospeeu&
s(.p EAST 23D- ST.-TwO suites of ROOMS,
s)'D recently vse1ti splendid accommodations Tor family parry
genonsn private table preferred also hall bedrooms Summer
prices
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VERMONT SUMNER HOME, Poultney, VT
-Rev1. NEWMAN D. D., Pro Opn from May SPECIAL rates
o families and b0arierS
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Gitn propertp TO fet.

ITO LET-Part of HOUSE 351 west flt-
erst consist ~ OF easements iror aoor and poruoa OF
roon upstairs; ta iut been put N eanpe,s es us
painted hroug Possession Immediately App4 .
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fouses ano farms Uautco.

XVANTRD--At either Fairview, Ridgefeld,
w Leoua, Engewoo Highland stations on y T. K OF n J.
small FURNISHED COTTAGE not 10 or ID mllnes from
depot have g,ol Address T. LYNCH.
6J7 Broadway WIN Jesse for year o
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THE GOLDEN FBrTERS.


EewY0rk The present time The punepH
cha laVeb zen inr the following
SUPERB COMPANY OF COMEDIANS:
MISS KATHARINE ROGERSWl Appear Mora VAneYete 81
,etre,s Is Theatre secretly ei 70 Paul SCHUYLER
mr. ILLBRTOS-As Pail Schuyler young merchant prince N
Kaged 70 be married 20 Miss GgppY
MARY WELLS Of boothsl-As Onhea boyu an od Do"
srv sctrrss retired. and employed dresser 20 Nora
MR WHRELOCK (Of BOohsAs Lsha, her sou, IN love VII
Bella Guppy. - ,-.-,-
Vile low Of Murray HllL
MR. BRADLEY-A Philo Guppy millionaire SUSTAINING the crn
Of SCHUYLER BY bis lately acquired fortnne
LEVICK-As Chancey Lckod boil" operator IN staet in
terror Of Walreet Of Modes Ring leader
MR. FAWCETT by permission Of Auyusun Daiy esqAs Jndg
adbereDt and supporter IN the courts Mode paft'
ID the Ring"
MR. GRPFTTHs By permission N AuEusn DALI esqAs Lary
suT adhenti Aotoc anscEupaoas leader u "a
physical force side.
MR. PARSLOE-As Sim colored servant
Mr. POPE-As eIJufge ConDover.
Mr. MILLS-As Dr. Boreas Rohrhaeh
MR. A BECKS-As COunery. Lcki0rds he,d clerk
PECK-As Beebe. bis clerk.
Mr. JAMES-As MefOdde saloon keeper
MISS BLAISDELL-As sally Mora servant
MISS BELL,
MISS BATE As Fifh-aye. bellies.
MISS BURROUGHS
Ponce Oncsrs, GuesS,
Watressel Sailors R0ughs
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Brooklnu propertn 90 Get.

ITO LET or FOR SALE on EASY IEbMS'
I FoiiR STORY HJUsE AND STORE No lgk Pneapple-st
'i'"h anu 'N GORDON d. FORD ~ ClaTk-st, Brooklyn.
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DOCKY POINT HOTEL,
III RHODE ISLAND.
sBAsoN OF 1919
on THE EUROPEAN PLAS.


ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
This vel known popular Summer Resort htuAe on
Of Providence
iecepon AZ yue June To meet the growing deans 81 te
be- the capacity House bAs been lAsea sue A sasG
de sgien on number all large. ay and newly furnished
e Rstauspt Of increased setting capacity has also oen s
bt boss day from Providence and Newport For nfonAu0n
\, 1870 al terns Gc address Hotel Providence, X l.
=" ''s"'' L. HUMPHREYS Proprietor
ok or eight adults can obtain good sub
y uautal BOARD al lArn-houe "A hours iron n T. via New
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