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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

To CLOSE OUT III STOCK of patent
medicines, Ashim Brothers will sell
at Ii dollar per hottie, Walkers Vim
egar Bilier>, Ayres' Cherry P~cctoral,
Halls Sar>apariila, Richardson's Shcr-
ry Wine Filters, Mi,chell'> Cod Liver
Oil; also, a great variety of other pat
ent medicines, at cost. sio
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

FRIEDMAN BROTHERS have just re-
ccived the largest invoice of crockery
and queensware ever brought to town.
The entire stock will be'disrosed oil al
auction prices. Complete dinner and
tea sets can be obtained at a low figure.
tali ana examine the display. oh
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

PERSONS desiring to buy pianos or
organs would do we'll to call on Dir.
l.tlkens, agent for \. l.. bancroft K
Co. of san Francisco, at the City Drug
and Sock Store, where can re seen tAe
piano. styled :" Little Eearity." and
The fdnious Prince organ. which will
be sold at reasonable prices and terms.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

WRITING ScHooL.-.An opportunity
is offered to those who wish to become
proficient in the art of re"man>hip
and become ready and good writer's
ly Professor +. j. ileins. He has
opened II writing school, to meet every
evening ut the Public Schoo:-hou>e.
Plain and ornamental writing will be
tauaht. The gentleman is stopping at
the International Hotel. where he can
l'c >cen by all wisl,in" /" join his class
and arrange in regard to The terms Of
scholarship. He makes a specially of
card writing, and will fill ali orders
left for him at the above place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

MUsr BE SoLD.-The immense stock
of jewelry, diamonds, gums, pistols,
etc. at III. Manlieim's, must he sold.
as The proprietor is compelled t. close
his business and leave this place in IA
short time. iyl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

THE GENUINE LIMBUEG CHEESE,
Swiss cheese, German salt pic'les,
English pickles, salt behring's. ancho-
vies, Preach sardneS, or any other ar
ticle in fancy groceries. can he had Of
=. AShim 4 l;ruticr. Si
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

BUILloN.-The British Mill and
Mining Company yesterday shipped
by Wells. Fargo Il Co., to San Fran
cisco, 1l,2i9 ounces of Silver-elcven
lnrs-valued at Salts So. The ship
incnt was the product OF two weeks
Iun.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

County Ticket bartlett, Z; Mc;,e, ;;
Reilly. +; Goldstonc, 5; Howell, 3;
Davenport, IL; Cole, l.: Sullivan. /:
Gillespie, >; Gilmore, 9; Powell, 9;
WaiIa.,.3 Montgomery. 1: Galbrai II.
5; Head, 3: Merrill, >; Baker. >; lIub-
bard, >; Harmon, .: Harrington, );
benedict, >; Fine. 5; Chase. |; Ed
wards. /: Read, II; Kaye. :; Atchin>on,
;; Williams. >; Ne>hitt, ); Hamilton,
8; Chamblin. s.; l.evan,S Mahony, |;
Ray. ); Morrison, II; Golding, |:
Horn. 4; Beatty. {; Bell, :.
From Cor CT, HeoWawe. Fish Creek,
and Other precincts, no ,cturn> are lie
cciVed. They are credited with Re-
publican MAORI les. which, if so, may
tell the tale in regard to several close
ly contested offices, particularly that
"f Assessor. The counting between
Wren and Howell is quite close. hut
The former Is undoubtedly elected.
Hon. Fred. Cole is, i'll all proia-
biliiH, the text District Judge, and The
eicc; ion of Montgomery and Beatty,
Democrats, of which there vas some
doubt. is assured. The election of
Robert Beatty as Justice of the Peace
affords great Sati, faction, particularly
to Il number OF ladies who We're cleo
t%iWneeriny in his behalf. We know of
two of these who we're UP at daylight
on election day, among the furnaces,
Securing woes Tor him, and il is To
the;r eNerti"ns mainly that he is
elected. Hereford, candidate for Clerk
of the Supreme Cunr,, Was not 80 we'll
favored. \ number Of the fair sex
We're out working against him. Undue
ing their friends To scratch him. and
.--s - ~ n
full returns cannot he furnished be-
fore Saturday. ut the earliest. MeSsrs.
Gilmore, Read and Chase. on the Re
publican ticket, ran far ahead of their
ticket. and it is estimated by some that
the la.ter's majority will reach 80 in
the county. The race for Public .\d-
miui>tratur is also very close. hut viii
doubtless terminate in favor OF Viii
liainS. As the prospects now are, the
Democrats elect Il m~aio,ilN of their
candidates for county offices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

BULLION SuIPMENvS. The Rich
mond Company yesterday shipped
s0,0o0 and the Eureka Consolidated
company 24,000 pounds of bullion by
I'ritchard'S teams 10 palisade.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

THEATER. = The Wilton Dramatic
Troupe give "A performance this even
ing, at Eureka Hall, producing 10y re-
quest. the tragedy of ala Tour de
y. SIZE" concluding with Il new after
piece. The bill presented should draw
Il large house.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

Lo>T.-On the night of October
second, Il pocket diary for 1874, con-
tanning pal ers and memoranda of no
use to any one ut the owner. Also,
Il draft on the treasury OF the United
States, the payment of which has been
stopped. \ liberal reward will be paid
to the finder by leaving the articles at
W. ii. Clark's store, or the office of
Biiiy Il Cole, in Eureka, and no ques-
lions asked.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

COFFEE. Just received from the
East a choice supply of prepared cof-
fee, embracing Old Gov, Java, Best
Java, Extra Rio. Prime Rio, and Best
Rio, in three pound buckets and one
pound cans, ut Taylor's corner gro
cery. o2S-1w
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MSUBSCRIrTION received for all the
Eastern weeklies and monthlies;
also, for the San Francisco papers and
magazines, at the Postoflice Stationery
and News Depot. d30%
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For Rent,

y,TsT SUBSTANTIAL ROCK. FIrE-
rrrrf b.ijliHs' LACEY occupied by { hls.
sutherland, Norta Main street, IL Il whole
Thu hos, i, desirable i,r ans business, or
for ps.A!e meetings, balls, private pall's.
theatrical performances, ote- II has a sue't
door. - by - feet. exclusive ei ahti-rv"iiS.
au-bliGi-, staoloS, etc. ATIN te,-
HENhi LIE.
.tthis Eureka Chop llolse, on Nuln It.
Farcaa. Neyada, uct. 9Th, 1874. go
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

A No. article of Japan green tea
and China black tea, in bulk, the best
ever offered in this market, can be had
AT A>liim Brothers. sIa
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

TIE largest stock of blank, school
and miscellaneous books, inks and
stationery ever brought to Eastern Ne
vada, can be found at The City Drug and
Book Store. n3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

REGISTERED LETTERS. Valuable
letters, addressed to the following par
lies, are at the poStoilicc awaiting the
Thos. Byrne Tervinni, Samuel
Sampson, Gu>,oie Mcrrulich. j.. l..
Ua>kins, W. IL. Stewart, sam Pra-
,ncngo. Richard Graham. Richard
C'orwithen. Catherine Jung, Mrs. Kate
Stewart, Richard Pagan.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

MERCHANTS Mills White Lilly Bak-
ing Powder, in quarter, half and ne
pound ans, the best baking powder
i'll use. just received ut Taylor's Corner
Grocery. o2S-lw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

THANKSGIVING BALI.-Jes>e Bige-
low will celebrate the completion of
his new hall Ivy agrand inaugural ball,
To he given on the night of Thanks
giving Day. The best music has been
engaged; the hail will be Handsomely
furnished, and nothing left unionc
tending to the coiutort of those at
tending.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

For New York walking shoes and
all other kinds of good boots and shoes,
20 to Dunkcl Il Co.'S. corner of Main
II Clark streets. myl9
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

WHAT everybody says must betrue.
All who have tried the EUREKA CHOP
HOUSE say the best meals in town. for
fifty cents, are served there. II. LEE,
proprietor. Nov.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

JUST RECEIVED, at VIM. Brown &
Co.'S. the celebrated brands of fine
Havana cigars, Ar.on, Antonian. and
Corona. Try them. OIL
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

vN!E CoPAETNEF5SFIP IiEtElolufE
existing between ChaIloS toll AID JOSEPH
Win.eil. under the iIrm name OF Coll "A VIM
ztll, i thu day dissolved by mutual consent.
est ii the arm in all lts properties i, hereby
authorized to collect all debts dgc the trn,
ana j. liable Tor Al. debts owing by the firm.
ana will continue the business a wholc>als
aud retail dealer IN meats. cattle ANA Stoch, ut
IN >une place. Cii.AkES COLL,
,n% JOSEPH GiNZElL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

For a complete assortment of tin
ware. parlor and cooking stoves, or
any article in the hardware line, 70 to
Maupin " Cromer's. i21
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Eureka Lodge, No. l6.F.&A. NJ.

The Stated Communications of En-
rs. reha Lodge, Ne. Ii. IA \. NJ, will
NI/be held in Masonic Hall, on every
Saturday On or preceding the full
moon in each month.
Called Communications every Saturday
Evening".
Members of sister lodges, and sojourning
brethren in good standing, are cordially in
Vitcd t. attend. ID. E.BAlLA, ". VI.
\. EiNEllCT, Secretary. lJ-Jal2
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

JUST RECEIvEn-A conn letc stock
of boots and shoes. at M~urphy'>. Main
street myS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

If you amt to buy ~croekery ware,
glass ware and silvcr-plated ware. go
=. AshiM Il brother. ST
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SECOND DAY. nov. osTII.

First ~Race-Runninc. half mile and repeat:
100 pounds up; free for all; purse 500.
Second iace-Runling, for second-ciass
horses, two miles and repeat; purse $50;
catch weights.
Third lace-Trottirg. five miles out: free
for all pacing and ~trottiHg horses; purse 500.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

CALL at Ike Phillips tor IA sherry
cobbler, whisky punch, OF any fancy
drinks, and an elegant lunch. .jyl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

THE Finest Assortment of FURNISH
ing Goods, Hosiery, Collars and Ties,
will he found at O.. Il ii. s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05
NOVEMBER, 9th 18TH, 18th
$500 90 in Purses.
FIRST DAY, NOV. 9TH.

First Eace-Running, for secoBd-class run
nors. mile and repeat; purse OF 800; ride to
rule.
Second Racc-Quartcr mile dash, free for
all; 100 pounds up; parse 800.
Third Raee-Trotting; second-class horses;
purse -.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05
RGhlkah Charity DG9TGG. 10. OF.

TIVE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
L | ebct al. Charity Icgrrc Lodge, |. O o..
j., will be held until farther noiicc on the
inst and third FRIDAYS OF each month.
liotu OF Meeting. o'clock T.. NJ.
s-tf ". II. DAVENPORT, y. e..
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a Gard to the Public.

PECULIAR CASECAME Up BEFORE
n Justice beatty lately. wherein gave
inward harbluu. oil Suake liver, IL ceI-
Der Ilatralnal.uml ed with gold, To be n,lt-
ed in Eareaa. ~ the late could lot ne
nrlt,Ilu Eurcha. !.dwaId Charbunne -ace II
10 NJ. uaiI.r. the J~Vwairr, t0 taNc t" >Hn
consented lo doit iree of change. The lute
brought - ~. the mint charging = COM
mIs,iou-leayug : %. pem my calling
.uil Lizard tharbouupaG dirty thict, h aye
irc III Stlu oi -. leaning ba!al3eo q - IL,
,.,me ma before .Iuds betty. Il web kroNu,
CONT ettrt Judge, 10 rendered a yldict
,yaiiSI me. GABRIEL ROCHE.
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c INTELLIGENCE.


Arrivals and D~epartures.
ARRIVALS.
NJ ". L. PRirCHARD's srAeR \
y Johrs NJ Foster
J Grieds Catey
Hong Ice
DEPARTURES.
BY ". I- P~R.rCHARD's sTAGE LINE.
j Mcneil Col Lewis
J i Paquctte I Doherty
W Shaw } Whitton
&C Ward II Batter
II Rowland W T. Meyer
NJ Miller 4 Christensen
Capt Adams TJ Rad
A ID Park
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

FRESH OIL BUITER and tirkin
butter, Just received at .Asilin Bros.
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OGec aud Works on Main Street. Council
BlL.ls iowa.
F. HENDEIE, President.
). tuitl, Sec'y and Treas.
mNlt-tf
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Ruby Hill.

Bradley, 63; Hazlett, -; Adams, -;
Bowman, Ga; Ellis, 81; WOODBURY., II;
Ilillhouse, 80; Beatty, 81; Bclknap.
"a; Earl, -; Spires, 80; Bicknell, Il;
Cranlcy, 81: Minor, 50; Schooling. 81;
Tebbs, II; Kitirell, IS; Tuily, 20; Her
eford. -; Hobart. -; liai>t. 81: bay.
10; Willis, 80; Kelly. IS; stewart, o.:
Whitehill, %; Hill, 81: Pawning. II;
Mettc, 81; Bartlett. 81: Reilly, s: Gold
stone. /; Wr,n, 81; Howell, 20: Cole.
50; Davenport, -; sullivan, -; GILES
pie, ,; Giln ore. O.; Powell, ii: Doug
las, >; Wallace. ~; Montgomery, Is;
Heal, 81; Merrill, -; Baker, :; Hub
bard, -; Harmon. So; Harrington. 81;
Benedict. IS; Chase, 81; Edwards, -;
Fine. l; Real, 81; Kaye, Is; Atchinson,
%: Williams, 81; Hamilton, 20; Cham
bin, SO; l.e>an, 5S; Miahony. 81; Muir
tina. Is: Ray, -; Horn, Il; Morrison
%; Gold ny, IS; Beatty, 33; Borowsky,
Q; Taylor, IS; Bell. -; Coady. :; King,
!; Kelley, II; Whistler. g.; Lansing,
10: Maupin, Is; Mclaughlin. %;
johnson, 81; Sehulze, 81; Haskell, ID.
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THIRD FAY. NOV. 29TlI.

First Eacc-Eunning; half mile dash. free
for all; lU5 pounds up: purse Il 900.
Second Raco-Hunning, mile and repeat;
free for all: purse LEO.
Third hacc-Trotting, three in five; free
FOR all; purse II ,tW0.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-05

Go TO Dunkcl q Cc.'s for gents and
boys fashionable dress and diagonal
suits. myl9
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to Close November 25th

In all the above races, entrance fee will he
20 per cent. Three or more TO enter, three to
start. q. W, HARDY.
Proprietor Willows lace Course.
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IL RETURNS.
RESULT IN THE COUNTY.
A Recount in Eureka Township.
A Number Of Precincts Still Un-
heard From.

The count in Eureka was completed
at II o'clock last night, but upon sum
ming up the votes cast in Precinct No.
., a serious discrepancy in the tally
lists was discovered, so much SO that
the votes in that ward will have to be
recounted, and it will take another day
yet before this can be accomplished.
In Precinct No. l the following was
the result:
Bradley. $40; Hazlette, 255; Hatch,
Is; Adams, 269; Bowman, 2ll; Ellis,
25l; WOODBURY., DIS; Hillhouse, III;
Beatty, 223; Belknap, 231; Earll, 2a9;
Spires, 22:; Bicknell, 80; Cranley,
DO; John II. Kittrell, 247; Moses
Tebbs, 243; Hobart, 277; Day, 296;
Hereford, 236; Kelly, 256; Haist, 22s;
Whitehill, 24S; Willis, 235; Powning,
229; Stewart, 2l7; Hill, 262; Mette,
l52;IIowell, 2l3;Wren, 266; Bartlett 81;
Cole, 2I9; Davenport, 2i2: sullivan,
l29; Gilmore, 342; Powell, 230; Wal
lace, 23i; Head, 276; Reilly. -; Gold
stone, p; Gillespie, 20; G%albrai,h, Il;
Baker, i3; Douglas, %; Murtha, 80;
Borowsky, 1O7: Fine, l3; Montgom-
cry, 1899; Hubbard, 2l7; Nesbitt, %;
Merrill, 23l; Ray, IS; Harmon,
I'll; Chase, 294; Whistler, 50; Bene-
diet, $50; Read, 49,; King, s.;
Edwards, 100; Atkinson, 253; Biyelow,
Is; Kaye, DIS; Hamilton 30; Coady,
4S; Chamblin, lS7; Icvan, 262; Will
liams, 233; Horn, 225; Morrison, $50;
Golding, 30: Mahony. liz; scattering,
3; Beatty, .37; Taylor, AS; Bell, 1873;
Kelley, 2t7; Lansing, 2ll; Maupin,
Do; Mclaughlin, 1S9; Johnson, 2S7;
SchulZe, 2Jl: Haskell. 81
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Fon an elegant lunch 90 to Ike
Parlor. SIS
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SEIG,US RAZOUMOF.

Some fiiends had INDUCED me to visit
Os,cn8 si;h ihe hopeful assurance tha, |
would bc amused. At the end Of fifteen
days was still seeking amusement with
gu, having found il. and was shout to take
my j, rarinrc. | was passing my last even
ing ~ The Kursai when man whose as
zee, strangely contsas,ed wiih the common.
Place. smong wLieh uhad lived since my
arrival eFn.c aud sat down a short dis
TAI &C from nc AZ be did So the people
Who "a, nearest TO him pushed their chairs
way and q murmur aEose amOa9 the la.
ds%: Eyes we're directed towards him. aud
even fingers were pointed at him; but the
scw. eomcr did not seem 10 notice the stir,
but remained mo'ionicss in his chair.
My>iilicd hv wha, hal occurred looked
~ him more a,,cnfivciy tie was tall.
with n .ligh, -,oop in his shoulders. His
regular features were framed in black and
lu<rrinn> hair. The expression OF his face
would have bccu naughty oae but for n
profound sadness which toned dawn its
character. Ills clothes hung nCg:igentiy
on sn ca,acia,ed body. Ills age vas about
thiItv.
A friend of mine passed by. Ipoiuted
out IL unknown 20 him.
pa YOU knew that mat ? I cnqnired.
'Scrgis> Rszeum"f A queer fellow
.Ioa know his history !?
:" -. A terrible history You must
get Philippe I" tc!; it t" YOU
'PhIirpc. then. is acquainted with
him y
lie laows him very we'll
vet, NJ "nec IN search Of Philippe
n Ru-sisn whom | bad met at different
watering places. aud with whom ] had a
speaking acquaintance. l found him in
che Princes Pavilion.
Il wan, you to tell me Sergius Rasou
mors history
We'll. le. Us 60 to supper. and l will
tell it,
led him to the Pavilion dc i'E>tacade,
anu a, the second course he began his uar-
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- e : E*I 80 = : = sEa1H .aaas.TV
U1Y 20 lSf4 s-s hlsas ass
= ssass sss~s .ssssssssS snssa=ssass

|IhNgFetsskaa ~ r4sses shdstBe ,a,,
t6tA Nt61s = shsp< ssssssl - abSstss
1. 2aease itiasl&es - IN . hsm,l
30. 4a3s The tour q the clearing. ,sav
- roe-UaQk, wandered here and there,
an1 besat . shipk thse hs hld barely
kSsee 1Sslana y psssise. Whss vss Le
1sjues hanaing The 'soe-bsek saly . lsv
ksoQ e1les. his arrival .sk ,hi fathers
bonss I Why leave Bic. vile alone in
that nelineholy hosss, he sight Of shieh
sssmsd 10 chin her 80 AZ =. aas'E'4
sAE ssis thssxhs 10 sssssssl hh sasvs,
hasas.si his ~alk. SD 6nsl:y soaaea-
|ssd tAEsp., VIXEN, he- -eans in sighs, ol
"a hppae. !. a II asha1ed, ,sf this soneshat
skiElSh inpslse vhish had Sirvisa kia
away. be slaekened bic speed. HI Wtgb
doubtless vas ssili sieepisg. - =
: .Suddealy . piercing cry reached bis
ears. He felt . cold Precipitation trick
ling down his back. With few bounds
he reached the yard and ran toward the
door. II was fastened cu the Inside. At
that moment. the cries. piercing in their
intensity, rrcommenced. . H. -,
1t was his wife who was !uaering
these shricks Of agony. With kick he
burst the door OPEN 'T = asTa-.a- ssss'
4os'ln tho middle Of tho hail. Tatiana,
half dressed. Vas stretched on tho Aoor.
Two Wallets held her, feet and hands and
two others showered blows on her With
switches. The father. With blood.ahot
eyes. and with his mouth lfoaming aud
working eonvulsivcly. leapcd ike dear
around The victim. crying out:
Harder! Harderr
'Sergius pnt his gun to his shoulder
and fired. The ball entered the mouth
Of the bowling old man aud he dropped
dead.
The Wallets threw themselves sobbing
at the feet Of Sergius. He repcllcd them
and lifted Tatians, Who was in frightfui
onvulsions.
when an hour had elapsed death came
to Tatiana's relief
, On tho next day Scrgius went and
gave himself into the hands of justice.
lie was tried and acquitted.
Notwithstanding this aequittal.' add
ed Philippe. 'you perceive that this af-
fair has given him a bad reputation here
At this moment party of the ba,hcrs
approached. At the same time Sergius
Razoumof passed BY US. and his old col
legc mate turned his back on him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23

~Grace Greenwood relates as an in
stance Of the extravaganza Of New Eng.
land humor, that ubcn young farmers
wife made her frst boys pants precisely
as ample before as behind. the father ex-
claimed. " Goodness hc won't know
whether he's going to school or coming
homo.
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e." Nearly oil the great men 10 eve-
~ department Of kuuau activity. in all
sgcs. have been moderate drinkers. Nsnr-
ty all the great contributions tn human
comfort. to sciesce. to art. and to literature
have been imsds hv moderate drinkers"
Now add 20 il: EVERY drunkard. living
aud dead. has been a moderate driuker.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23

HA arm dealing largely in coal in
one Of our Western cities had in their scr
vices an lrishman named Barney. Ono
day the head Of the 6rm. irri,atcd beyond
endurance at one Of Baruey's blundsrs.
told him 10 80 to the Office and &c, his pay,
and added: "You are so thick headed I
can't teach you anything" "Bcgorra.
says Barney. II larn wan thing since I've
been wild yet" "Wat's that asked his
employer. THAT siviuteeu hundred maks
q ton."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23
III.

.Serrius .nd ! were fel!ow-siudcuis at
the University Of Moscow. We both came
from the country and at home We were
neighbors. He was like young maiden
in sweetness Of disposition and in ,imidity,
His iinidi,y was Of such a nature that
one could discern in him the presence Of
. trouble that weighed him down from in.
fancy. Tie spoke but seldom. KEEP, him
sclf apsr, from others. and studied dill
gently. We liked him as one likes inof-
fcnsisc beings. inspired by that sentiment
in Which proud pity has always more or
less share. ln fac, Scrgius had expo
rirnced hard Childhood. His father re-
sided in the govcrnorship Of K. He
was n rich man, miscrabiy stingy. and
fri,Lifully rude. Ills face was yellow aud
bopy. lis eyes chilling in their looks. aud
with the sly and suspicious expression Of
q m;scr's eyes. His wife had died two
years after the birth Of his son. 1t was
~aid To- the coan,ry around that lac had
killed her. She was girl Of good fami-
ly and had been dclica,ely nurturcd. She
wished 10 rear her child in case. The
y. Old elrusIiscoa objected. bu, she paid no
heed 10 his words Then the cruelty and
avaricc of this mar was developed in NIL
their strength. fsom this moment the
mother aud child we're subjected. with an
infrxib'e rigor. TO the lot Of serfs. She
was sku, M, treated like servant, and
the poor woman died from the effects
The -ehi.d grew up under this terrible
master, xho. from the time Sergius vas
elk years old. compelled him ie rake to-
gc,her ihe rubbish in the yard. while he
beat him samcrcifully.
1t Vas dream of the fathers TO make
his son q sort Of head ran on bis estate
snd to extract from him all the money
that he refused 20 expend for his cduca-
ton. lie sent httle Sergius TO the Geld to
dig. 10 hoe, and 10 labor.
'Ba, one day the hss,her Of Razoumof
came 90 the old house which, from neg.
lcet. had nearly gone 90 decay. He vas
q vevy rich bachelor. aud Sergius was "a
he his heir lie vas a somewhat cul,ivs-
ted uaaa and he eos'i not comprehend the
ne,lsct with Which Rasoumof treated his
son. lie insisted that the child should
he sent immeiia,sly 10 Moscow TO under.
take lis studies. uoless 6e does 81.
he wiIiE isherlt nossaas frousme The
father Asldsscd q ttis last wmsEk as =.
she though, OF the expense vhich wousd
be en,ailcj uroa him by the sdsessscn o.
kis ecu. Be sept. esircs,sd. DECLARED
thai be would give his son brilliant ed.
ueasicu Al hcme. lie even sent Sus 4 disA