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, 1875-07-10
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IS. October 1873.

gioroltge Surbpof. j3BeimaI iGaIiG.
Scnntdas a,tS9enpmmen-Mnfuuff 8 Wo. 81,
Ine 1;45N. @. -poFi1Inb 1.35 unS $50
q. ID. 'I o~o
Senntaa @nIunft SD, 81. -woa.
ff;nB 1885 81. p.4 ~"
G6rbIi@e ages.pof. 9Gari6, ousoenon,.
men Sonntaas. = @nruuft I .I5 81 om
pofi9lus 1,35 unb 8 20 n. 81.
saoIide Pnf. 3peimal taaIid. CONN.
tags ausasnemmen. = Mnfunft 1900 W.
12.45 n. M. y"
@nrntaaS.- Mntunft 1900 d. wos
f9Iub 1916 q. 81. -"
Ridbmonb & Danbiae Gijenba6u. ssos
LID Mntunft 2.30 q. ". - Vofldiua
12.45 q. M. e I]1iF s e''i~'"s
iDanbiae & Greensboro. 3w.imor TIA
li9. @nfunft 2.30 unb g q. Or. - asis
l9luB Az. ". nnb f2.45 q. Sc.
JarutbiIe. IdaIi6, srnntoas ouso,ucn,
men: anfunt 2.30 q. d.. % wsFlGina
6befapeafe& Obio Giienbabn. aaori6.
S0nntaes aasesnOmmsn. Mniunft 6 81. r.
- gofiGluB $50 q. 81.
ayndburs- Charlottesville, @tauntun. mbit.
Sulpber Gprtn5s nnb we1Iid) BON Wbite@,i-
pper SprtLgs. Mnfunft g. 81. Wnif.
fHlnB $50 81. 81. SF'
On SSett yoint nub gtationen an her y. N.
VI. UNI 6. U. Or. IGslid, @onntaos ansos.
noln1msn: Mnfunft 1880 Y. Nf. Wpls.
fbIub 2 q. l@. S"-
glOneslsr, iter geR Woint. ,aarid.-Mr
unit 1880 .. @.-YpfleluB 2M. M.
1appabannud, iiter gilb 5auL, taolid.
Mntanft $50 9. 81. = ypF(dln6 4 %. Sd.
Sames &iber Sampier. Dreimal pSdent
ttD. @ntnnft. MOntass, NIttwpds uno
Sreitaes, S q. Or. = pcfldIus, Dienifans
IopnsrFass une Suanabents, 5.3Og. 81,
Canal gafet. Dr.imat irBdentid.
Inlnnft, ARtttwods, 8reiiass uno, Sunntaos
Z y. w: = pofi9lue, Mcntaas. MittroGs
nno 8rettags, ". 90. -
sgnrtg anrp &onte. ;3weina IL tnpSdentrid,.
=, Mnfu1lft,. 3Mtttwogs anb gannabenps' &,
t m, M 4 w@slfielub, DOnnssfass uno sOnn
, 1875-07-10
@tort Hthmpnb.

Dsutf&er @otte$btsnf. ct.
3pbannss 0sm6nbs, Ste CITRATE. @ottessisna
gptmittase II llbr, Vrsbist bel Votor Chm
Datts.
8sblsbtnV @oneiubs, Ste 6trnes. Vfor.
zn 2oAats. @sttsssisnR II rbr @crmtttass.
81. Rarisn 0emdnte, Mar1baa Sirabe,
Batter Dsnns. Vctssbiena am ~ 1br Dor.
mistass nnb 8 l1pr @a@mittass.
GpaaBslii&e 3ionsasmeints. 9eten Scnn
tag 0sttssbisnR Ssn paaOr gidsl Ncrasns
II ubr xab Mbtnts u lIbr IA tsr Qeigb Ctr.
snif@sn esr 1fsa ano 2teH etr.
81. Mssss snsIif&. latbuii&e air@s (Sbb
Geusws pan) Ode Raso unb GransIsn Ct
&eantases6 &ale $40, Gottsstienf IL tlbr
Mssssns.
, 1875-07-10

9as BicfTic wel9es ud9lten Mon=
tas DON Company g. 1iteR Reg. So.
Bols., in Mrs. 8ed's Natioual Sarten
seseben tpiro, peripri6t cine feline 4f,
.faire su weroen. Capt. paratcr, berOf=
fi5ier oieier Gompaenie, miro Rt0ts
unoeriudt Iaien, Dem Seite einen re1ten
@lan3 Su oerleiben. Mebrere Mulif-
corps psroen gum I~ultisen Sanse ouf=
ipislen. au9 fir Grfriihnnsen 1T rei@=
Iid gelorst.
, 1875-07-10

3urudgeanbt @eitern Mor-
gen NOR Martin 8urtbart lpieber in
benz poIi3eiseri9t, ansetIast b~etrunfen
9~etueIen ju iein. 9erielbe wurbe por=
seitern ans Der Sail, mo er ,uesen oer=
ielben Sa@e einise Sose einseiperrt se-
,peien, ent!oHen. Surg nadoem .er leine
Jreibeit uieoer erlanst, fano man i'm
betrnnfen in Der Strabe Iiegen. (gBahr=
i1einli& bat ct ieine Gntlaiinns sefei=
ert.) glus WlanseI an 8iireidaft MIR
be q auf 80 9ase tpieber in Die Sail se=
ianbt.
, 1875-07-10

Waeetberi@t Bonn 8. 3alt - 9
Sal.
Minhpisb, 81 Gtad, 9sslauf osn 3s-44
8tattc.
@@msns , spn $40 Gts. Isttp.
GMaofe, DerFawf pen 34-4s Cts 8rutto
Ratbsr, pr Gtid 81 .0O-$iO.OO.
Qammss per Gtiid BON $2.25-$4.O0
g. @immt Wagem.
, 1875-07-10

9Dir ptrweiIen uniere seebrten 2sisr
uub bas Yub!itnm inn e~lsemeinen, auf
has i4Dne uitb eIesante por3eaan,paa=
rem. Gdddft bes perrn @ibion, an Der
Wfoin. sipifden Der IL. uno Is. Strabe.
3srr Gibion 1T Elm Wann, Der Nidts
, 1875-07-10

lnterldbt, Ieine 2unoen prompt NIB
reef 81 bebienen. Wir freuen uns iua=
rter an Fem elesanten Musieben Ieiner
portreffi9er @oare, unb mirben einem
jeoen 2dufer rat1en Ieinen 8eborf in
8or5eIan uno @!os bel o~beneenonnter
Sirmo 8ur .dufen.
, 1875-07-10

IS 1T ai6t 9err y. @upernator, pie
mir geitern bemerten ionbern 6r. &atplp
friiberer Srauer in petersburg, uel6er
cine Weisbier=8 ralerei i'm Saule bes
Serrn @uuernator er0Hnet bat.
, 1875-07-10

Wir muden uniere tpertben 2eier gu
Die 3 Yic=Nics, ueI9e ndditen Montag
ltattfiEoen weroen, aufmerflam, namli9
bel Nlrs. Sattarf, seseben bon Ssrrr
&~einbaret; bel Mrs. Bed, Don Gompant
q. uno Die ct. Sobanuis .Sonntags-
19ule, auf &ann's Sarm.
, 1875-07-10

S4ifffabrt. Die oeutl9e 8arfe
~Suno," Capt. Carl 8Orins, %clarirte
geitern i'm 3oQbauie uno wiro $50 Ogs
b0fe 8ldttertabaf nod Srieit, Oeitrei9,
fur bas 9ous 5. %. Sanne,pinfel & So.
nebmen.
, 1875-07-10

Banter Ut a9en, Ser 8etras
Der YaHipen ber 81 8anferotteure tpGb=
renb Der lebten IL Monate 1T $l.5OO,=
457.16. Gie ansenOmmenen Mctipa
1888, 564.
, 1875-07-10
Sefauntmabuua.

Die neuen Dolly @aroen Ser
sniiaunas=8 6te weroen ebenT q q
rcseimdBia bon 4 bis 7 l1br NadymittasS
(Sonntass nit einseihloficu) ibre 6abr<
ten nah benz Ynmpbauie nno Hiper=
Sioe=Yarf.
~8ilise n.tueinfpmmsn fSnnsn ffr Yir
Nics getrOFtn tperbtn Tie BD:e tperbsn bic
,,Yodet. SfTes" jebe Stunb. perIaTsn. Wst-
iere Mrsfunft ertbeilt g. SINS NJ ger
MN n mint Ste CIR. unb Balm 8aus.
, 1875-07-10

@ir erfabren bon 9err $. Reinbarot,
ooB er icoen Wonta9 Elm pic=Nic in5at=
torf's Garten abbaIten miro. YieI
Slid.
, 1875-07-10

6taatsbanf BON Nirsinia. ST.. Snbn
8. Bacon ipuroe aIs prdiibent bieier
8anf ertpGblt.
, 1875-07-10
epuefticne,t BON grieffaaen.

Sot Nalten an ten atpei bs1cnberen Mea,n.
ipelise 'ols Stsrnfafsa %befannf fnb, 600 unn
100. y. ~ 2.30uhb us a. g. @pnm
TAGS $50 9. M. nmb 7 81. M.
I'm Setertaetn - 600 9. M. uns
= ": M. Von allen anbern Raleu tuerbe,p
en Sr'ere aaf BEN Nidwss Der Srdaer abaer
ppu. q. &. Ban Qetu, 10. M.'
, 1875-07-10
3u Der1mietbett

fiir pic N;cs rber DISQUALIFICATION 2 erobe
@aaen, einen ufenen unb einen snf&lcfes
men, BON hensn iebsr iiber 20 Verfontn Ealt,
fnb biais su Strmietben. Nabtres bel
Sreo Walbauer,
Sc. 800 2te Ctr, Gde BON 8afer.
, 1875-07-10
@flddfts- Alarhf. u1Ao.
AMERICAN Al o EJ

Diei.s ostitiSfe Y. tporat as Der @5,t,st sr
ansritanifmen 1st lTsa. n aatrirt, 1T Gin daets
eltineS eisbiinsSsstrdnte Der sssmpbner ess e3tbirs
% pom Nterr, D,eIits' u,e fiStidsm California,
40 Ss spfanje sradft uno seoebt. Sic ~SOrtisen
SerJte Recommendation oa1tibs btfSnSig ais Gin
.5timulant uno Oiurstie In allen Srants
beitsn, rpelbs fclfe @sittsi sfbeifdtn. elmer bss
eietntbiimsr s~erfslbsn, mdbrsnS elmer s~sunereifs
lurd .0'erito unS 9alifcrnia por einissn 5abren
srbislf BON sinem fpaniftsu Tater untsr eeM Gies
nj Der Mtridpitsenbsit cas Srisinat=Rsspt Der
Subereihins. Die eisentbImsf ~etftlten oiFtdren
u Dem aassmeinen 4ublifum IN Der ~Spifmins, bat
Fin ansrtanntsr @ertD an Der 9iie tes fiIsn
Otsans, Surd Gsbrau9 an Der ottantifbsn 8dae
s~efeissrt merle, ea fe ittryust fine. nas eieiss
6eiliaittsl ale Gin mcbltbdter ote Yseni1beit outs
iritt &tine unfeblbaren Giscnfbafttn erspeifsH
fd shs.d ugraref, gout, droniibtr Gbeuinatismas,
hntipisnte MBaierhidt, S~latulena Sclid, Stfrts
tpnsn Ger Btat, Der Wisren nno triiars orsant;
sesen 9psptpfia unS oIscmsiue c6paae uno tn
5aasn, mo BE esbenstrafie i'm einten bssriFen,
If ftin Gebrau4 unb grfpls ssAtIben mah"sea
HiratutSs uno unitertrcfrn. Ed.
Die Isritansr balten &c fir Elm ~cbfolut's ,pss
sifrsS'imittel oon Gcirbitie.
Gebrauebs,M rtpeifnng.
O, Gin Diuretie einen GelSHel pof In e,n.in
sBeinalafe Doa 3udtrpa0er ofsiinal Scs Tags, 'pot
Aer Mablyeit. 1ls elm q timutant, ron sin.rn
salben bis ,u eintm aan3sn meinelat uoG nit elm
peni9 Msafer 70 oft alS uStbia.-
@raminire Ben Gisssl auf eem Gtoptsn forsfifs
Do uno abtrBuss did, oab oalstbs pcrbsr nita
esbrodtns
goae, 4,reis miso ron 'oen eiasnitdmern fir os
ksrn S.afdtn uno 2ii.s bs}abtt. wsm oisklbse
exidetbradf wtrssu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-25
4; !; + s d: IS ~! :lNHN;Ifi':;s

BosQue 10 the south line Of the ]. y.
Robertson survey; thence easterly,
along the north line Of the Glyens sur,
vey, TO Its northeast se0nneft thahoe
along Givcns' line to Frazer's northwest
line Of 3. 8. Beatty, continued TO Hog
Creek thence down said CREEK tOtD
confluence with South Bosqu0; tke1ee
down South B0sque to the old John
AcLennsn crossing Oh South Boeque;
thence with the road leading TO Waco,
70 the West line r Chae. EREpash I:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-25
Grand Free Exhibition!
7ifi --n s'hid --- a'tiF.ii has 80 %
Grandest Sight Ever Beheid!
asni on irsiIi-.-------- tiin liopHH ~
|15a Has no Equal in Americ ~.
Greatest Sensation Of the Age
Sea for Yourselves, DIN Judge.

AT g. IN. on each day Of exhibition, the
Hippodromstic Grand Triumphal street Pa
geant of Howes' Great London Circus, Gre
clan Hippodrome, Sanger's English Menage-
RE Of trained Animals and 1requois Indian
Troupe, when will be seen the grandest dis
play Of Oriental splendor ever witnessen
upon the American Continent.
81 500, 600 Expended for Outfit
The Whole World As Contributors, Every
Nation upon the Earth Represented
Mr.. II. Barnum, having had years OF ex-
pehence in catering to the tastes Of lovers of
amusements and Of artistic mechanism, has
for the year 1875, at an enormous outlay In
ChArriots, Paraphrenslia, Costume, Armor,
ETC., with the sole view Of cclIpetng any and
all heretofore attempss a. to Spaendor and
Novelty. r. -..,, ..-
Entirely New & Beautiful Features
Among which win he seen THE SEVEN
GOLDEN CHARIOTs. Only ones Of the
kind ever seen In America. .r5.t
4 PIRsr. The Pouderous Golden Wa.
Chariot o. India, or Car OF Jnggernaut
drawn BY Five Elephants. Colossal, Magnih
| cent and Richly Adorned II thifty-ffve feel
In length and thirty iest In height, surrnoGni
ed by a life sized nGoldep Idol Elephant,
! surrounded by Turks, MsHts, Ssilianas. eta &.
in their native dress, representing INDIA.
ssrosp. Monster Golden Chariot o
Commerce, drawn by ten beautifni dsppI'
graz horses. " -.
| This superb exposition of art "a thirty -flv'
feet In length aud twenty five feet In height
made to raise or lower by machinery. Th'
body is covered by heavy carvings, and rich
fly gilded ornament, In thes rear, on, pedes
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-25

Largest combination In America. Special
attractions exhibited by NO other company in
the world. Qm ffatnres: han y 0s,i !.
ga Sanghr'S English'Menagene.
Conceded by all to contain more Trsiped
Wild Besstr, and the most choice and rare
collection of living w1d Animals Of any
Exhibition In the World. .H.sIh uH sta-1
The only Group OF .ns.iai.,sI, t.ia
FIVE Wonderful Performing Ele-
't 500 .aua..., phsnts l.i naa,'s,
IN the world. The only Den Of 81 ~
s Ferocious Royal Bengal 1lges,
And the only Den of 81 !: ~. .l"i j. q b.
IA Six Grave-Robbing Hyenas
ever entered by man. The-etily'' -"'"'si'
Three Baby Roya, Bengal Tigers.
syer born while In captivity. Born April n,
,ls7S. lnm'
20 80 Cages and Dens Of Animals. .
at
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-25

II u hereby ordered that the county
Of NcLeuunil be divided into six jus
tiOes PreclnCts, and their boundaries
Shall be a. follows, to.wit:
Nc ;s : PRi9S & n Ip ear los ~.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-25

firrH. The Golden Dragon CharSoe,
drawn by Twelve Jerusx1em DUuksys.
This wonderful piece of voskmsnshap -
artisttc beauty, approaching fisry Dragoa
and OF sne proportion, richly carved u IN.
surmounted BY Representatives Of he Eese-
Ktngs, Queens, Psges, etc.. etc., respaesdenf
with oriental beauty, compsItsonsd = ricA
nickie plated armor, banners, hags, enb'sna,
SIXTH. The Celestial -doldsn Chariot,
d avn by Twenty beautiful Shetland Pouiss
Magnificent and richly adorned with rich
carvings Of Oriental deslgn n GIN and scar
Lrgth, draped with red, while and blue
f,-tooned IN folds suspended With cords Of
blue and gold, the whole forming . Picture
of Artistic Oriental eplendor. dszEliag and
teSildsring 10 behold, Representing CHINA.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-25

SEVENTH. Fairy G nd.riils Chariot, of
exquisite workmanship aud model, drawn
by the Only Team Of Zrbras ever seen N
harness, representing AFRICA.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-25

"a largest Egaestfian Company Ia America
Every Performer Star iH.,.'..'4.
Every Feature Produced First Class.
Four Clowns In thu. Arena
In Grand Hippodromaiic sprctacles. ,uist.lti
Il f kss III ilSaa sss1 iaS.a WI W.lo
ete. lkltw Rnsertaintnents Of THE GREAT
wholly exempt from THE 10
AND COARSENEss too
frequently permitted In minor exhibitions,
and n, this INSTITUTION there II nothing ever
pressufed thai q gentleman would hesisstet 10 30
bring brs fsp,Ily 70 xitAess, or the most e. p
acting can take exceptions TO. .., i....i
EVERY SPECIALS FEATURE ADvEH-
TIsEp TRUTHFULLy REPREsENTED.
d 1850 ooo EXPENDED IN TW OUTFIT
8 The most Gorgeous Street Procession ever
seen in the streets Of any City with It's Seven
Golden Chariots, imported from Europe at
cost Of 100000, together with the Grana y
Eques-H ippoEooIo CayAlcade over two miles
In length, viii parade through thu PrinciRsl
streets each morning Of the days OF exhib'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-25
New. Beautiful,
INTERESTING.
AND IAsTRUcrlvE
Grand Free Exhibition :

FOURTH. The Colossal Golden Chariot
Of the Bun. drawn by Twelve Andsiusian
Horses Massive In proportion, Artistic IN
Design. Richly Decorated with Carved 70
oiogical and Equestrian Figures Of Life Size.
richly gilded, ETC., sufmounted BY maKuif-
icent AIure Turkish Canopy, will appear IN
the Grand Eques- Hippo Zoolo Street Pageant
ach day, containing 100 children, residents
Of the cities or towns where the eyhibttiQn
tskss place. All girls and boys between the
a,es o. 9 and II years are cordially invited
To take the ride during the grand street dis
play, and arr requested 70 coagregats 81 the.
exhibition grounds al .. m.
Representing America. .4
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-25
kIaRTH.
IL sa4 r5 -.t r4s.u. f.
The Egyptian Chimes,


An entirely new and novel feature IL the an
nails Of exhibitions has bcen gotten up q. sn
expense Of go, 900 by the proprisfo-snf tbs
Ieviathap Coz ~nIIdaftr ~phay At =, e
befnrr the public fraln Ia At pi alns
and Different frum al h. nlinaI) u.,t hf
eShibiiionh. A regular tuil, hiine Of Church
Bells, Eight In number, their combined
weight being 100 pounds. arranged upon .
splendid vehicle ~ ponderous weight and
chimed BY mechanical invention all the --latest
airs Of The ,,ny AID ~ ai'.ear IN the Grand
raleant, ,.p'r'uing 'Lr Nr~ Yo'- Trinity
Church Chimes,
Ia aidfin, :, thr'sb.'ve W. hderftif works
~ nr, ~ti ari.1ii IAN, ~ The public streets,
d !, .csye., deus, .zisd vsis Of Wild Beasts,
BAnsIL Mar CksIrinis, ETC., together vnh
the -niise combination ~ Howes' 0reaa
London ciie',s 'sfpptsiiohne sIid Ssnger's
English MssSgesie of Trstned ApinAla,
fOT9iug srei,. " dazzling splsadoT over
two pils. ~ length, never before squalsd IN
tbs wbrfd. - 80
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-25
Europe and America
THIRD. The Golden Car al futerpe,
drawn by Ten Flemish Horses, upon which
is seated
ZEI.M's Celebrated British Bross
IL .H RAND.

I The body OF this splendid vehicle is elabo-
fstely ornsmented; the panels front, sides
and rear are all hchly carved, and GIT
French plate mirrors upon the sides in bas-
relief, representing the MUSES. and other
NEUROLOGICAL subjects, the entire car being
covered with carved and golded decorations.
The style and finish Of this Epterpesn Char
lot excels anything IN the shape OF band
ehariots that has ever been seen In America.
.A Representing All Nations
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-25
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OF ymueL nsirI
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-11

NARFIFSS GrARDTANS-sr TlreSg Ostf Pnxflf.
Covs Rotbctf The Des MOineS Iowa Regis
Ter OF The 4th inst gives the following ac-
count OF the robbery ON Tuesday evening
laSt OF the mail and express cars on The hes
Moines and Fort DolLe train ~ Grand Junc-
Ton; The train had passed Grand Juncffon
several miles when 10 came 10 a place where
TIE track hat been washed out by the heavy
rain: IL being impossible 10 proceed further
uhtl me road was repaired. the train re-
turned 10 Grand Junction. The passengers
weht 10 the hotels 10 supper, and were soon
followed by the train men. all OF whom LED
the train. Route Agent Frank WeIrhfman
being the last TO leave. About o'clnCil NJ.
Welghtman returned and found Thar HE
mall-car had been entered and robbeI ~ tv,
sacks Of letters and one 81 papers. Further
investigation revealed the fact thai fhe eN-
preSS-car had been similarly VISITED Tho
iron safe was missing. together with its con-
tents SEARCH was instantly made but no
thing definite was discovered until YESTERDAY
when the empty mail sacks and safe wefe
discovered Ia a low place in the prairie abont
nall mile nom Grand junction, surroundssi
by high weeos. The letters had been rIfied OF
their contents, and the safe had been oppOet
by The aid Of a sledge- hammer aud cold chs
sells, which were found lying near at hand
Ihere Is az present no means Of aScertainine
me amount OF plumber the robbers secured i'm
me mail. From the express safe they gained
% ~, all the money there was in it. The lei /.
Iers ana express papers were scattered about
ana many OF them had been trampIpi in The
mud. As soon as the news OF the robbery va :
received az Dcs MOines. Superintendent GIL
more len for Grand junction 70 take stems
ioi the discovery and arrest OF the plum
derCrs." i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-11

CURIOUS QrEsrToN oF fDvNrfrV-A c,se
Ntf.hff - m 1t'tf.filf fffur - T. fSA Tnap
Haucpck, a resident ~ this rffv fes, . nan
queathirC specific l-cacios - mr.. i,ter,ss
ato n rel hew. ard IN the r-Sifue OF hfS rr,,,.
srfy - ~ other Ue;.her. Stcahen Marshab
fufhtr ~ he othCr legatecS. BEFORE tbs
flopsrtv lett - Stephen was. which vas M
til 1879 a. bad RISEN iu value so as - ~ uo-fh
80 ee, which was more than tue value OF All
TIE other iegscieS comb nesi. IN lsy2. stephen
uisappeareu. and nothing relating % him
vas heard o. until recently, when one 81 his
sisters M using efforts 20 find him wrote n
Ssh aicisco, and rcceivei a reply rhat a
y an q, MS name was living az Slosl Water
bsN, Nas, " eton territory. She wrote 70
- nlsll =, received IN reply letter 20
ile erect tfaf he did not care f,r MS rrla-
tiors here. bciTg wen satisfied n ran,,.f,
with half6reed wife and children WHOM, ~,
tad There. The letter was Signesf ssSte,,en
Marshall News Afterwards came that fhfs
man was dead. The half breed wife then
claimed The property on the grbund that her
husband was the stephen Marshall % WHOM,
10 bad been beQuesthei. The other legataes
COZ tested the claim. denying that the claim
ants husband WAS their brother. A commits
Slcner was authorized - take teStinonv in
Washington territory a. 10 the question o.
Identity, and evidence was given show NJ
that The hus band Of the claimant hal red
tAlr ana a frackled face. while the other ipga-
ices asserted That their brother han dark hair
AMI clear skin, could write we'll aud would
roi have made the mistake 81 miSSpeiliDs
both ms names The matter came ON FOR
hearing before Surrogate HutchingS veSfpr-
day. eN-Surrogate Gideon J. Tucker appear
ing for the laimant. aud Mr. Ira n Warren
FOR the sisters and brother ~ the lost legatea
The surrogate reserved his dcciSion.-N y
Tines iOfh
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Wall Street To-dax

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE POsis financial article
says. The Wall street markets, lille free OF ,N-
element, are moderately active with the features
the strength OF gold and weakness 81 foreign en-,
ehspes Gold opened at ll6AS, sold a. list, al
Narctd TO llIs, and ruled NJ Il7aS until 40 ~
wren the p Ice declined 10 1865 aud al II clock ~
li65a. There Was later advance 10 III and a AZ
cline TO llos4 Cash gOld is not held 50 high As YES
terday, although rroWers have been compel j 20
ray =, 10, 81 aBd lilo for until Monday The
leading drawers opened their rates for sterling Al
,ol anu so the rate AT the close yesterday having
teen ~ and 4s2H. The ruling rate for cali loans
T. dsy IL per cent. The sales Of rst-class me-can
NE paper co tnue 20 be mostly az 5ss per cent
Onkefnmeni bond show little change Compared
win yesterda' Ia the stock market the busiDess
has been mostly in Lake s. ore, W O. Telegram
IRE ara n rthvest. Prices opered with SLIGHT
charges, and IN The first fifteen minutes there wa a
rise % = IN Western Uuion Telrgrs PHI and an in
MeOlaie decline OF the remainder Of the 81 fall
Ing 5ss5s. From then until n clock there was a
genera adv ance az i4asa. In The next hour there
vas decline OF BA, Learly all Of hich has sine.
zen recovered. the market now being steady
Inc extreme sales have been a. fsll0ws,-Iake
shore, 5Shas551s; Western Union Telegraph 81 a
.s4 Ere Northwest, 49, sass5s preferred
3E@t54; Pacific Mail, s77s aS7sI: ST Paui s6ae5s1
bIelerrsd tS4aS21s Ohio ana Mississippi. 49, sls;
Union facihI, ~ aI358; Atiantic aud Pacific RaiI
read preferred, I0sll; ana Missouri Pacific, ga
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SLIP WALKING ENTRAORDTSARY At
CUMBERLAND. - The Cumberland md
News OF the Sch inst has the following. On
Iuesday night Mr.. =. :. Smith, a young man
from Bedford, Pennsylvania, retired 10 rest
IN Wefr's hotel, and at an early hour yesier.
Gay morning found himself on the floor In an
adjoining building, but entirely unable 10
divine how he got there. An examination OF
ule premises, however, Suggested the manner
OF ms transfer from one building % another
about as follows: He got out OF his bed went
10 The window, climbed out aud stepDed on
70 roof at least six feet sway-a perilous
leat Tor an att lete In daylight-walk ssi along
The roof and clambered into n window IN The
second story Of Little's building. afioinInp
The hotel. In making his way in he laid hold
OF piece of wood loosely fastened ia the
wall, and IL gave way precipitating him TO
the floor, the fall not hurting, but thorough
~ awaking him. He was very much aston
ished, and regaining his feet began a series
OF Investigations 10 find where he was. His
garments were without pockets so he had
DO nope OF finding match. He thinks he
was more han an hour in finding his way
out OF the building but he finally did IL and
appeared IN the hotel Office, frightening the
nlght clerk and porter almost as badly as he
had been himself His difficulties were NOT
YET ended, however, for the door of his own
room was locked and the key on the inside
so, assisted by the night clerk and Others he
was forced TO Chamber back through the win
dow, though not exactly by the route ne took
IN getting out. He didn't walk again until
break fast-timer
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THE CROPS IN OHIO.
A Better Showing than Mas Exneefa

TOLEDO, Sept. 1.-THE Commercial pub-
lishes This morning carefully prepared crop
reports from some seventy I've points within
The immediate range OF the Toledo trssie
From these IL appears that the prospect Is
not as gloomy a. IL appeared a few wee Ks
since. Wheat j. considerably under the ave
rage in product and not less 10 in condition.
Corn Is fair 10 quality, with the assurance
OF good yield IL not struck by fnuSt. Oats
60 lot come mp To the average, having sui
Tered materially from the storms but still
the product Is large. Potatoes are abundapt
IN nearly every direction. selling at low
rates. Fruit is light. Hay averages heavy,
anu Il I'm soCi condition. On the whole the
outlook is far better than WAS expected
Sixty, or even thirty days ago.