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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-06

Il WANT TO FIND My PAPA. Yes
terday lady was walking along the
street, when she met a little girl be.
tween two and three years old, evidently
lost, and crying bitterly. Taking her
by the hand, the Indy asked her where
she was going. I'm going down town
to find my papa" was the reply. be-
tween sobs. oil the child. "What is
your lara's name?" asked the lady.
''His namc is papa, I" replied the limo
cent little thing. ''But what is his
other name?" queried the lady; ''what
does your mamma call him?' "She
calls him papa" persisted the baby.
Tho lady then took the little one by the
hand aud led her along. saying. "You
had better come with me; T guess you
came this way" Eyes. but I don't
want to go back; want to find my
papa" replied the little girl, Crying
nfresh as if her heart would break
"What do you want of your papa?"
asked the lady. II want to kiss him. I"
Just then sister Of the child came
along. looking for her. and led her
away. From subsequent inquiries it up.
peared that the little ones papa, whom
she Was so earnestly in search of, had
recently died. Iu her loneeomeness
and love for him she tired Of waiting
for him to como home. and had gone to
find him and greet him with the acoas-
toned kiss. .-Poughkeepsie Eagle.
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STARVING IND1ASs.-It is reported
that the hot Springs and Big Valley
Indians, aome aU1 men, women and
children. 10 Siskiyou County, Califor-
MIA, are in danger of starvation, in con-
sequence of their vegetable means OF
Subsistence being over.run by cattle;
and we are glad to hear that tie Com.
missioner of Indian Affairs has author.
lied committee to act for the relief OF
those poor Indians. The committee is
composed of respectable men; but IL it
manages to supply these Indiana with
corn, for instance, at price to the Go.
vernment less than $25 or $50 bushel,
it will be doing very we'll, looking to
tho average costs OF feeding our Indians.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-06

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE. .-Sa.
sarday evening, about 6 o'clock, young
white woman named Mollie MoGibbon,
deliberately walked into the river, at
the foot oil Msrbury street, Augusta,
Ca, and had waded In up to her neck,
when she was seen by two colored men,
who Jumped into the water ard pulled
her out She said that she believed the
devil had taken possession of her, as
she had an Irresistible tendency to kill
herself.
The Newberry Progressios Age states
that twenty-five families OF Immigrants
have been ordered by persons ct Gin.
ton, in Lanrens County, and five fami-
lies at Pomaria. They are expected in
few days.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-06

A PAuPER BEcoMks A Mrtn1oHA1nR -
In the autumn Of 1871, there arrived in
this city yeaug German from the city
Of Recklibghausen. Westphalia, in q
state Of most sbjeot poverty. He gave
his name es Lnuis Steenkopf. and said
that he had been robbed of all his
clothes on board the onigrant ship. To
aggravate his misery, he became affected
with rheumatism, aud wandered about
the streets Of New yc.k fsmistist, and
ragged. Finally, humane country
man of his took pity on him and got
him admitted to the German hospital,
whence poor Steenkopf was discharged,
el,ortly afterwsrd, with ouly few shil.
lings in his pocket. He was thrown
upon the town again, in tho dead Of the
hard winter Of 1912. and he was soon
more miserable than ever. One day, in
the summer of 1872. by that time
having be come filthy and disgusting
beggar. he piteoualy begged of po-
lIceman to have him sent to the island
There he remained two mouths, when
he suddenly received, through the Ger
man Consul, a letter, with an enclosure
OF $oOO, and an urgent request to re-
turn to his German home. A few hours
after. the Now York pauper visited a
barber shop and a clothing a!ore, and
was transformed into gentleman, and
the next steamer ourried him back to
the Fatherland. Upon his arrival at
Recklinghausen, Steenkopf found that
two OF his wealthiest relatives had died
suddenly, and that he, their sole rela-
two, who. short time before, had
begged aims in the streets OF New York,
had. all of sndden, become possessed
of real estate and stocks valued at
l l,2C0. 900 thalers. A more singular and
sudden revulsion of fortune has rarely
taken place. -Ne,O Fork Sunday Times.
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For the New Year, I am resolved to
make new and increasing efforts to
meet the trying requirements of the
times. Whilst keeping a full stock
and continually opening up Fresh
Goods, my expenses are so much less
than the other dry goods houses. that
you can save money, save time, and
save patience, by dealing at my store.
G. F. JACKSON,
The Leader of Low Prices"
'JanG
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-06

MARRIAGE LOTTERY. The Swedes aud
Germans Of Wisconsin have u funny
way of disposing OF widows and widow.
ers. if the Green Bay Adrocate may be
credited. It states that there were eleven
widows and twelve widowers residing in
aollandtown. i'll that County, and it was
determined by the community that
eleven Of these widowsrs should marry
the disconsolste widows. In order that
1t should be fairly done. aud no one be
permitted to take his hrst choice, to the
disadvantage OF his fellows, commit
tee was appointed, and the names OF the
widows were placed in one box and those
OF the widowers in another. At P.
H.. OF che 9Th OF December, the draw
ing took place. and all the parties were
disposed Of bat one man, who, although
doubtless the happiest man in the seven
Counties over tue narrow escape which
he had, yet the committee are casting
about for some means to supply him
with partner, advertising that if there
are any widows in the neighboring
towns who would like to tako him, zap
plication can be made to the President" E"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-06

George Orthy, nat aud cap deaier,
and Esther Bernstein, fancy goods
dealer. of Canal street, New York, have
failed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-06

How TO RISE Refreshed. Every
person who tolls daily at any kind Of
labor, requiring great physical or men
tai exertion. should be extremely care
ful to practice a regular system of ablu-
tion at the close Of each days work.
Sometimes person may become 80
completely exhausted rs to render this
anything but an inviting performances;
yet by it's omission n great deal of re-
freshment which the hours of rcpose are
designed to impart, is lost. 70 be
clcanly is O strictly religious duty, and
is absolutely essential to sound and re-
iireshing slumber; thus thelabor of keep
ing ones person clean is amply repaid
by the elasticity which follows nightly
ablutions before retiring. Heed this
advice, and the reader will sleep sound.
ly-go to bed unwashed, and you will
rise in the morning unrefreshed, and
with feelings of lassitude which the e1-
ertions of tho dav will hardly be able to
remove.
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To Rent.

To Rent,
A SMALL FOUR ROOM COTTAGE, below
"A the State House. Apply to
Jan u j. J.SULZBACHER
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Columbia Building and Loan Assooia
ton.

THE fortielh monthly meeting OF this
Il Association. will be held at temperance
hall, over z. CAntwells Store, TO-MUKHOW "
Jan61 a. G. BRENiZEii, Secretary,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-06

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meeting Ward Club, No. 3.
Situation as Teacher Wanted.
Seibels g. Ezell-Grist Mill for Sale.
Perry e. Slawson-Oigars.
Meeting Palmetto Fire Company.
L. d. Childs-Bsnk Meeting.
Motion G Chamberlain-A Card.
John Agnew & Son-Hardware.
G. N. G. Butt-For Sale.
J. Sulzbacher- Cottage to Rent.
Extra Meeting Columbia B. & L. ASS.
9. F. Jackson-Dry Goods Notice.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-06

"a School HOUSE IN A GRAVE YAnD-I
The schcOl trustees OF the seventeenth
ward. New York, have made application
to have disintered the remains Of about
ZOO persons buried in the yard Of a.
church which has been used Cen years
as public school. The graveyard at.
taehed was made q play ground for the
children; board flooring was laid on
the ground, and the sons and daughters
OF the residents of the seventeenth
ward for ten years past have disported
themselves during the hours of recrea.
tion over the graves Of the dead. 10
the basement OF the school house are
two other play grounds used in wet
weather. Under the floor is cavity
hardly large enough for mau to stand
ereot, aud below this again are num-
Der OF vaults, all Of which were entirely
filled when the church became school
house. II il estimated that the grave
yard and vnults contain 1000 bodies.
The PENALTY ON MANsARD Roors.-
In accordance with resolution adopted
by the New York Board of Fire Under
writer's, July lG.. 1873. nll buildings il
the metropolitan district having Irune
Mamsard roofs will be subject to un
extra charge Of one per cent, dwelling
houses excepted, on and after January
l, 1874. 1n addition to this, hotels anu
public buildings having this kind of
rDof will be charged half per cent.
There are about l45 buildings in the
city that will be- subject to this rule, the
most Of which urs warehouses;.
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The Port RoYAL RA1LRoAD The
augusta Chronicle, Of Saturday, rays
that on Thursday last. President George
L. Jackson, of the Port Royal Ra,Irnad,
called u meeting OF the executive com
mittce OF tue directors aud furmull,
teudvT2d his .esignntion rs President OF
the road, such resignation to take ei
feet lmmcd''.iy-, II tho committee 60
desired, b. any event by the li;h oil
the present mouth. TIL. committee re-
celved the resignation az Information,
but took NO action in the matter.
Three cars we're discovered to be on
fire ut the Beaufort station, Port RoyaI
Railroad, "Wednesday last. The fire
began III al empty box car. and extend
ed to Ii Car load vi wood and ono of
lumber, both belonging to r. q.
Holmes. The box car and wood car
were entirely destroyed. The lumber
car and most Of it's contents were saved.
The Immigration movement is how
very brisk, aud immigrants continue to
arrive by nearly every steamer. On
the last trip of the steamship James
Adger, niue came, and on tho steam.
ship Georgia two, u man aud his wife,
On Tuesday. 100 Itullaus will arrive by
steamer.
A murder was committed at Goshen
Hill. Union County. last Monday. by
James Kitchen. white, upon colored
man, name unknown. Whiskey was at
the bottom of il.
The municipal authorities of Port
Royal city have levied u tax Of one PER
cant. on real estate.
Newbcrry grows in wooden buildings,
and the Newberrians want steam tre
engine.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-06

The GENEVA AWARD AND It's D1srRI-
BUTIoN.-Varions schemes are before
Congress for the distribution among the
rightful claimants of the Geneva award
Of $l5. 100000 paid over into the na.
tional treasury from England on account
of those aforesaid Alabama claims. The
parties directly interested in this indem.
nifty money would do we'll to keep o
sharp eye upon Congress, or this award
may go the way of that of So, 900. 600
paid over from France, some forty years
ago, on account Of French spoliations
on our commerce prior to the year $500
that is to say, the Immediate claim
ants may oil die before they or any OF
them get penny OF this Geneva award.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-06

MORE KU KLUX PARDoNED. The
President of tue United States has
pardoned the following persons con
voted Of Ku Kluxism and sentenced to
terms of imprisonment in the Albany
penitentiary, eighteen months of which
they have served out: Wm. Ramsay, Of
York County, sentenced to eight years
imprisonment; Marion Fowler and
John Whitlock, Of Union, for four yoars
each. The pardons for these prisoners
were received by the United States
marshal. yesterday. and were promptly
forwarded to the warden OF the peni-
tentiary. There are only about fifteen
Ku Klux still remaining in the Albany
penitentiary, nearly all Of whom are
under sentence for conviction under SO.
fious charges.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-26

nc pill, vytrvalosti IL .pofiyosi spocna
mysl zavedla jei do JIM Ameriky, kde si
co hotovitcl plan obchodnik V kozesi.
mach za ncdlouho znacne imeni vydobyl.
Kdyz ale nahodic obievenG zlatodolv ka-
lifornsk6 pill sveta pobourily, prodal Lick
60 mel pustil Sc 100000 do kalitor-
ME, ably zdc stesti hledal, iako tisce a tisi-
&C dobrodruhi. PfiSed do nynGlsho svG
toveho mesta, San Francisco, kter6 teh.
dy (1848) bylo .iestG pouhou vosnici, IA
konpil ma rohu nyntisich Mic Montgome-
ry Jackson znacny vJmer pozemk1, Il
zaplatil "a ne ma tchdeisek velmi zhaGnou
sunni; James Lick ale Jest muzom bystro
zrakym u ddmyslnyn; on pfedvidal skye
lou slavnou budoucnost mGsta, kterG
iraluie nyni neiv6tSimu yelmofi, -- veleb
nGu to Paciiiku. Lick sci pouze IN
svymi vlastnimi myslenkami vypotty,
Il nozmdtl Sc aniz sc pfepocital.
Jm6ni Lickovo, kter6 Jest pravde O.
brovskG, sv6feno jest v6novaci listinou,
liz slechetnJ miliondf mesici Gcrvonci
byl sepsal, sprav6 panG Thomas III.
Shelby, ID. Mills, Henry NJ. Newhall,
William Alvord, George II. Howard, Ja-
mes Otis a John O. Earl V tGto listin6
odlSazuie M zhotovepi a postaveni obrov-
skeho dalekchledu, ktcry by co do rome
ri dhkladnGho sesiaycni pfekonal v:ec-
ky dosud znamC toho druhn nastrojp,
800, 900; dalekohlcd ten ma byti posta-
Won bud Ma bfezich iezera Tahoe ancbo
ma iinem pfihodnem mistG kaltornie
100000 odkazuic ma zalozeni skoly stroi
nickG California School Of mechanical
arts) V niz by rozeni KaltcrnanG obGho
pohlavi V umtnicb praktickych byli vide
lavani cyieeni. S25O,00O k postaveni
pomnikn znazornuiciho dtjiny kaitorne
$50, 900 k zfizeni pomniku skladateli ma
rodni hynny Star spangled banner: |:
Frantisku Scottovi Keyovi; royntz tolik
zfizeni yefenych lazni San Francis
cu 100000 k zfizeni chudobince pro
stare, chude pani SobG pfibuznym
svym odkazal nejment, sice pfibuznym
$4,000 dohromady (po $4,000 zivym i
mrtvym) IA sobe nanejvys s25,oo0 roGnc,
kterouzto sunni smi ma sprdvcich mGni
pozadati. Zbytek imeni "a sice znac-
ny = nalezi steinym diem kalifornske
akademii we'd California Academy of
Science) a spolku kalitornskych piondril
ci neiprvneisich osadnkd k zakoupeni
stroiii, rozmanitych SHREK (pfirodovedec'
kfch, narodopisnJch, starozitnickych),
knih iinych predm6ld yzd6lavacich.
(New York Tribune
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-26

staNla mofska nemoc, coz Sc mu dosud
nikdv hebylo pfihodio Aysak on pfece
ma inysli neklesal. O | hodine rama Sc
vltr obratil vanul Ike bfehu. Ve3 ho-
diny shledal, re jest blizko pfiboje, nebot
skalnate pobfeM skiberennsk6 vynofovalo
Sc pred MIN vody. Nebezpeci, iez mu
nyni hrozilo, bylo v6tsi jeste, ncz ma Wy
sokem mofi. NevideI, nezl zlnepronikajici
zed hroziyych skal. Boynton plaval po-
del bfehu vyplaval ma iedincm bezpeG
nem' mistG celGho skalnateho pobfezi.
Byly hodiny rano take po sedm ho-
din byl odvazny plavec We vode, niz 40
nil urazil Plavecky aparat osvedcil Sc
skyele, nebot kdyz iej Boynton svlekl,
byl spodni oblck .jeho dplne sucby.
Odyahou a nevaznosti zirota ncpfedci
2adny ndrod Amerkany.
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padOUci ncmOc beZplatnt
lfCena.

kdokoliv skliten jest svrchu imenova.
nou nemoci, mdze dopsat dru. Pricovi
ktery mu neprodlene zaslc jednu lahyi6-
KIN ma zhou5ku
I'd arma'
DR.. Price Jest pravidelny lckaf. ktery
padonci ncmoci a kfetoyitym zdchvat6m
venoval mnoholetd stndia; on zarnci Uti.
nek ieho lGllu.
Ncopomente dopsati mu lahyitkn ma
zkousku; nestoji niceho a
pozdravi vas.
bez ohledu k tomu, iak dlouho vas ia lie
moe trapi mnoholi iinych proetredkt
proti nj jste NIL.
Obezniky vysyedceni zaslou Sc
bezplatn6 ; lahvickou.
Adresuite
DIR. Chas T. PRICE,
81. William Str, n York.
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Den dikuyZdaMi.

letos naplni Sc kostely, ably blahovi
vGiici na kolcnou d6kovali IIospodinu -
ale zac! Vetsina zajistc bndc ma rozpa-
cich, ncbot lctos jevila Sc st6drost Hospo-
dinova We smeru iinem; ma miste vGcl do
br9ch sesilal nam veci zle to takove
hoinosti, ze 81 musel uskoditi na sve rcpu
taci 60 bhh nanejvys milosrdny. Toyar-
ny polovice staly, obchody yazly, DEL
nictvo muscle spokoiiti Sc 5 polovicni
mzdou, Minnesota, Nebrasku Kansas
navstiyily kobylky znicily to, co su-
chem nevyprahlo, Arkansase Louisia.-
ne t6mef We vsech polednich statech pm
novaly politicke zmatky, kterc az V ziev-
nc vzpoufe vrcholily, velika nestesti sti-
hala sc pfitr&, III povodno, III pozary, IN
buraceni vichru. tn srazky vlakI, ktere lie
tos isou mnohem hustsi, nez kJykoliv
pred tim; ano pocet zlocinu, sice veG-
kych, hroznych, neobyteinych zlocind,
byl letos hojntjsi, nez l6ta pred tim. A
"a to jest6 panu bohu dekovati. ne, k to-
mu bylo by tfeba viry ma fury t6 zaiis.
t6 nasi ctenafovG nemaji.
CT snad chtel pan bib ty zle lidi zkou'
seti! NM, zatoasp mu pc k n 3
id6kui en-. Myslilnef, ze nam jiz 10
nj dial dost pro vitr, cimz sc tax vele-
mocny velemoudry pan mohl onplnt
spokoiiti. Jsmct len kfehcl tvoroy6, KITE
ii mnoho zkouseni nevydrzi. OatatnG
by mel pambn re zkusenosti vedGti, ze IL
dc tim horst nicemnejsi jsou, cim\ spat-
nti sc i'm vede; mel by vedeti ze nedos-
tatek, nouze bida isou zrovna paiistem
zlocini to Jest htichi, ktere bdh ma Ii
dech tax krutc trestayal, pokud totiz ne
/ byIo konstituc volebniho prava a on pa
nem neobmezenym. Ci Jest mu trcstdni
lidi pfijenne. IDA Sc ovselp, nebot kdy
bv ncrad trestal, ncnecharal by ma svete
tolik bidy,' ktera, cemz Sc pambu snad-
no kazdc statistiky pfesyedfiti mdze,
zlocinv rodi. Ci snad ma Ia bida sama
byti trestem. PAX by bylo neispravedli'
veisi, kdyhy pambu trestal sama scbe, ne
bot on byl by, ktcry ty zlofiny pase -
sesilaie ma lidstvo bidu psottl.
Avsak my budeme -pravedllvtisi a ve'
die ,,auspucu', eiz ostatne stary ten tatik
poctivG 81 zaslouzil, vyiadfime mu take
srdecnc upfimn6 diky "a porazku vlad
nouci strany dnc IL. fijna 3. listopadu
ktera jest iedinkym cervenym bodem me
ii nestislnymi cernymi pnntiky, limiz
kalendafi letosniho roku naznaceny .Iso,
pohromy, b6dy n nesttsti tohoto naroda
Snad 10 tento ccrveny bod budc ohnis-
KEN. nehoz salano bude na ptisto do &C
Ii zeme teplo blaha.
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ZAPAS 5 VLNAMI podniknul po-
biz irskoho pobfezi znamcnity americky
plavec Boynton. Tyz vynalczl ddmysl--
nc sestaveny glmoyy oblek, ntnz pry
neien n6kolik hodin, ale nekolik dni NH
ze Sc tlovck ndrzet mad vodou, anizhy
zahynonti musel. ReGeny Boynton Wy
dial sc totiz iednim novoyorskym parni-
KEN na cestu nmyslem vrhnonti sc asi
800 nebe 400 mil od americkeho pobfeai
do mofe doplavati stastnc NJ ma bieh.
Krkolomny zamer lcho prekazil kapitan
parniku, nechttie dopustiti, ably odvazny
ten mu2 TAX daleko oil povniny do more
skocil. Teprve bli&e irsksho pobfesi mu
ma velike prosby dovolil, zamtr sydi pro
vest.
Boynton odel sc neprosykayy vzdu
chem naplncny oblek gumovy, wal 81 ma
til dni potravu, kompas (magnetickon
stfelku), svitilnu n6kolik knih, ably 81
ma vode dlouhou chvili zapuditi mohl, a
konecnG nekolik signalnich prskavek IRA
chejtli), ably V cas- nouze znameni dat
mohl a americky praporec; a Sc vsim tim
dal Sc hodinach vccer spustiti do mo
re. Noe byla tmava more nepokojne
Bylo to pobliz Fattnetova uskali, 80 mi
cd Cap Clear tolike2 od Baltmorn ii
sk6 inestecko pfistavni). Hoynton polo
I'll sc ma znak vcsloval obGma rukam'
co silly mel, az svttla lodni zrakim jeh
zmizela. Vitr prudce val z mracen Il
sc desf; Ike vsemu tomu bylo vlnobiti pro
tivneho smtru, kterym Boynton plava'
chtel. Posleze zvedla sc prudka boufc
vitr stal SC TAX mrazivym, 20 Boynton o
veslovaDi musel upustiti, ably 81 rnkam
obnazeny oblicei svdi proti mrazivem
: vetru mohl zastitit. Brzo octnnl sc Il
D hieben6 obrovske vlny a hned M to b,
zhoupnut do d6sne propasti. Nyni sc 9
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. Co lest ZpmHl Otazku I'm

- Co Jest zem6! Otazku tn zod-
povdd6l lrajsky tisikus dr. G. Berger r.
1880 takto: Zem6 Jest tvor organicky,
jejz co do hlavni podstaty mono poroy.
natl telem idskym. Ma tudiz teple, tc
paici srdce lava jest krvi t6Iem probi-
hajici. Zem6tfeseni isou nasiedky memo
Ct, zapaleni zimnic zemt nasledkem
toho Jest top mocnGji Sc ievici. Pfiroda
hledi 81 pomoci, sice poustGnim krve.
kterG sc .jevi We vybusich sopek vyt4ka-
MIN lazy napravuje sc rovnovaha sill a L.
cinkI. Pravidelny tep t6la zemskGho,
stahovani a rozpinani srdce zemskGho po-
zndva Sc pfiboii odboji moisk6m. =
Ostatne Jest tato hypotllesa nasi zemi
iiz prastara Il podstat6 Sc k nj iiz Aris-
toteles pfiznayal, zvlast6 pax stfcdoyG-
KIN byla rozsifena take Paracesus il
hlasal, V novtisi dole pax skola Seellin-
gova 400 k nj Sc hlasila.
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USLECHTILY MlLIONAR. Kali
fornicky miliondf James Lick, iehoz
velkodusnJch vcnovanich isme sveho ca
su podali zpravu, razni Sc znacne cd Pea
bodyho, Astora, Hopkinse iinych dobro
cinych milionafd, ktefi pfi odkazich
svvch take bud ma scbe, bud ma sve pfi-
buzne pamatovali stedfe obmysleli je.
James Lick, ktery jest IS let star, pone'
chal vsak sobd pouze ddm V St. Joe, San
ia Clara Co. q iistou sumu penez, .iiz od
SPRAYED sveho jm6ni (trustees) rocne poza
dati smi, avsak ktera $4,000 pfesahova
ii nesmi. PfiDnznym svym, sice zi
wynn i mrtvym odkazal pouze po $4,000
mrtvym zfidi sc odkazu toho nahrobn
pomniky.
Minuly dterek prodal spravcove Lick
vych cdkazd kns pozemku "a S2,0o0,o0'
ve yefejne drazbe; zbytok do prodeie nc
dan, protoze pozemkovy trh neni vain
pfiznivy, ac iiz tato suma dostacl k vyhc
veni temef vsem dceldm, .jez neobycejn.
ten muz v zaveti sve ci lepe vGnovaci liz
tine byl vytknul.
James Lick Sc narodil We Frederick
burgu, V Pcnnsylvanii We Filadelfii
naucil hotoyeni plan. Jeho dobrodrnzn
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