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The New York herald., 1875-10-29
A SCAPEGRACE.

man named De Bray represented to the Belgian
Benevolent Society OF this city that he destitute but
had once been wealthy in Brussels The society bought
him ticket for passage to Brussels Three times the
ticket offered for sale to the agent OF the Red Star
hne by drunken and dissoute looking men. Yester-
day the agent Of the line learned that De Bray
drunkard and also procured possession of tho passage
ticket without pay and will be given to some worthy
Belgian
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Court, yesterday, a charge OF attempted burglary
preferred by Nine Julie Crez propretress or
ing establishment at No 1925 Broadway Palmer
who was arrested by Officer Madlgan OF the Twenty
ninth precinct, pleaded guilty. Both prisoners were
held in 81, 900 bail to answer
Martin Joyce OF No 10 Perry street was brought
before Judge Morgan yesterday charge OF sabbng
Lawrence hassett brother longshoreman in the
lett side haSsett Is now lying in Bellevue Hospital
joyce was committed TO await the result OF injuries
wednesday afternoon officer OF the Twentieth
precinct saw three boys breaking down the iron railing
IN iront or the Church Of the Holy Apostles corner OF
Twenty eighth street and Ninth avenue He succeeded
In arresting one Of them named Robert Thompson,
who.was arragncd before Judge Morgan at the Wash
ington Place Police Court yesterday and held IN 81 900
bail to answer
Michael Knauf was arragned before Judge Kasmire,
at the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, on
charge OF felonous assault preferred by Sigsmund
Hail. Of No 1S5 A, and Matthias Remele, Of No
ls9 avenue A. Sigismund was committed in $1,000
bail to answer each charge
Mrs Frances Beezandt keeper Of lager beer saloon
at No 40 Wooster street, was arrested wednesday
night by Detectives Fields and Slevin on charge or
receiving certain stolen goods valued at 81, 500 the
proceeds OF a burglary committed the premises
of George Fredercks proprietor Of loan oiice NO. rs
Blocker street. She committed by Judge morgan
in 81, 900 bail TO answer
William Powers Of No SO Oliver street. was yester-
day held to answer at the Tombs Police Court on
charge OF stealing horse and wagon belonging to
recovered
Joseph Real youth Of nineteen years, secreted him
self in the grocery Of John Gartelman No eS5
First avenue yesterday morning. II was his purpose
rob tho money drawer. He was discovered, and,
attempting escape he stabbed Garteman and the
iatter's son and clerk. He arrested, however,
and arragned at the Fifty seventh Street Court where
he committed in default of bail
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TRINITY ORGAN CONCERT.

The first free organ concert Of the season was given
at Trinity church yesterday afternoon Mr. Carter per-
formed selections from the works of volckmar, Kuhn
sedt, Ritter, Ernst Schubert and Mendelssohn. The
audience was large and was well entertained
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SUICIDE.

Leon Echardte, Respondent young man, who has
for somo time past been out Of work. committed sui
eide yesterday by eaping from the roof Of his resi-
dence, No As First avenue.
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CONVICTED OF MALFEAsANCE.

The trial OF william b Howard Justice Of the Peace
or East Now York, who indicted for malfeasance
was held in the Kings County Court Of Sessions before
udGe Mooro Yesterday he tried and convicted Of
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SALES AT AUCTION.

IL. Old stand, 81 Nassau street.
ON SATURDAY, AT 10Y O'CLOCK
SALE OF CARPETS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c
Very elegant rosewood Chickerng Grand Piano.
AT O'CLOCK, SAME DAY,
FIFTY SPORTING SHOT GUNS
breech and muzzel Remington Ballard RiHes
Shot and Gun Cases.
A UCTION SALE AUCTION SALE
A TO-DAY. TO-DAY.
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
this FRlDAY} morning, at 10Y O'CLOCK,
at the five story brown stone
NO. II WEST 10TH ST., BETWEEN 5TH AND 9TH AVS.
Steinway four round IA octave Pianoforte,
Decker Bros, upright 7H octave Panoforte,
Real imported Bronzes and Bisque Figures,
Paintings by eminent artists.
Statuary, Works of Art
PAROR SUITS richly carved rosewood and walnut frames,
covered in crimson and gold brocade satin
Turkish and Spanish Lounges Easy Chairs nlad arquet
rio and gilt Centre and Console Tables rosewood EtAgees
Cabinets French plate Mirrors lace Curtains French Man
tel Sets go day Clocks Musical Boxes Jardneres velvet
Rugs Ornaments
LIBRARY CONTAINS handsome inlaid Library and Sec
retare Bookcases choice Books library Tables elegant
Turkish Suit a piecesl, ladys Writing Desk.
BEDROOM FURNITURE, CONSISTING
elaborate and plain Bedroom Sets uiad and gilt
Dressing Cases. Bureaus Washstands single and double
lows Blankets Toilet Sets and plush Suits marble
Tables, Chairs, Rockers.
DINING FURNITURE Wis. Two Extension Tables in
laid French walnut Sdehoard Chairs In leather Sverware
Dinner and Tea Sets Cutlery &c two hall Stands velvet
Brussels and ingram Carpets; Kitchen Furniture &c.
lively find this chance Take Sixth Unver
sty place cars
Competent to remove, pack ship goods city or
country. ROBERT Q. CASHIN, Auctioneer.
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A UCTIoN sALE-THIs CPRIDAD MORNING. AT
"a lo'a O'Clock; all the handsome and useful Household
Furniture the large private house, 105 East Thirteenth
street Fourth at public auction the highest
bidder without consisting of satn brocade reps and
ings Curtains Tables Clocks Mirrors Vases, Bedsteads
Bureaus Washstands Dressing Mattresses Bedding
Blankets, Quilts Lounges Sideboard, Extension Table,
Glass China and Silver Ware Cutlery oilcloth Stoves
Stair Carpets, &C. Sale positive
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A RTISTS GALLERY AND ARTISTS COLLECTION
large % Park opposite Post Office and will
sell daily by public auction and O'Clock 200 of their
choice Oil Paintings elegantly framed at any sacrifice
traordinary opportunity.
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sALE-wATCHEs, JEWELRY AND
SILYERWARE.

n e.
r FIELD, General Auctioneer, salesroom 30 Bowery,
win sell this day o'clock 500 gold silver
Watches, diamond and gold Jewery Pins Rings Earrings.
gold Chains Guns Pistols, Musical Instruments &C.,
also 5000 Of sterling Silver consisting Of Tea Sets
Knives, Forks Spoons Pitchers Cups, obets, Servers
Urns Cake Baskets, Ladies' Fancy articles DC, DC By
order Henry McAleenan Eighth avenue. N. B.The Silver
this sale the Of number years.
is the largest quantity offered for alo In time and
well worthy Of the attention Of dealers and others
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EUROPE.

NICE.-H0TEL DEs ANGLAIs, FIRST CLASS
IN hotel facing the and under English management
BAKER HAYS, Secretary, 80 Coleman ST., London, T. .
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A UCTIoN sALE-AT POUR STORY RESIDENCE NO.
IL 81 East Goth street, near Broadway,
THIS Hridayl MORNING. at 10Y O'CLOCK


West Twenty third street, near Sixth
LUKE FITZGERALD. Auctioneer,
sells S 600 and 400ots by catalogue. Of elegant and
costly Household Furniture in lots the highest bidder
viz Elegantly carved Paror Suits covered In satin and
damask; Chickering Sons rosewood Pianoorte also
elegant Windsor Piano both with all modern improvements;
Turkish Suits Bronzes Paintings Curtains Turkish Chairs
Spanish Bed and Pillow Lounges velvet Brussels and In
grain Carpets nlad Centre and Side Tables Library Ia
bes Bookcases Secretaries &c nlaid and gilt black wal
nut Bedsteads Dressing Cases Bureaus Washsands Ward
robes and spring Mattresses, Pillows Bolstes Blank
cts, Quilts, rep and harcloth Suits
Dining Room Furniture
Elegant carved Buffet Extension Tables. Chairs Silver
ware Cutlery Dinner and Tea Sets, Library Suit pieces;
Kitchen Servants and Basement and variety of House.
hold Furniture TO mention.
N B-Goods packed, boxed and shipped city country.
This is the largest sale Of the Don't fail to attend
Sale positive. rain shine.
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II r. TRAVER, AUCTIoEEER.-MARsHAL SALE
this day. at lo4 o'clock at so Great Jones street fine
Liquor Bar round and walnut Saloon Tables Chairs
Desks, Ice Box Stoves, Pictures Mirrors, &c.
GEORGE BOUCSEIN, Marshall
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JIyILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER,
w Office No 3 Chambers street-By virtue OF chate1
mortgage will sell this day ii o'clock Walters
Saesroom ~ East Broadway rosewood Plano 7ocavo
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine 40 yards Brussels Cape
marble top Centre Table
WM ABBo TT, Jr. Attorney for Martgagee.
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PIcHARD WALTERS SONS, AUcTIoNEERs.

GIMoN ABRAHAM, AUCTIoNEER II FORSYTH
- street,. HACKER sells, at 10 o'clock in private
house 1k Forsyth street. elegant Furniture Parlor Set
Bureaus Wardrobe, Bedsteads French Mirror Kitchen
Utensils, &c. in lots.
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= HERMAN, SHERIFFS AND GENERAL AUC-
p tioneer-wines, Liquors, champagne Cigars; barrels
sharp No 13 Bowery the entire Stock of importer
and dealervz barrels Of choice Bourbon rye Whs
key Ashland Tayor's cabinet Beargrass Boone Apple
ton, and od also Scotch and Irish whiskey.
Jamaica Rum casks OF Bandes Gin &C. also 40 casks Of
hne Port and sherry Wines old also about bbs OF
Spirits 500 Of Rhine wine various brands
Of Brandes, Gin, Btters kimmel &c. and
baskets Champagne large 10. of Havana and domestic
Cigars, Safes Desks Chairs Tables Stoves &c Sale posi-
tive Dealers invited Also at IL O'clock large and
eral Of Groceries consisting Of Teas Coees.
Sugars Spices canned Fruits Soap Starch Flour &c BY
order Of WILLIAM @. CONNER, Sheriff
PATRICK CAmPBPLL. Deputy
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A correspondent of the Arizona Miner
writes, under date of July Dist, to the
following effect:
During the last ten days we have been
having rains occasionally. The noun
tains and valleys begin to present fresh,
green appearance, and the hearts of men
were made glad by the refreshing show
ers. Your humble servant caught con-
siderable rain water for purposes Of ab-
luton.
Mr.. Davis is running the Melbourn
mill at Mineral Park, with success.
There IS plenty Of ore at the mill dumps
and here in sacks to keep it steadily at
work for sometime to come, and besides
this ore there is large quantity Of tail
ings which the proprietor intends work.
ing over. The starting up of this mill
has encouraged the miners of this SEQ
ton, and they have gone to work taking
out quartz to keep things lively.
Mr.. Garfield has been visiting the diff
ferent camps of Wallapai, and is seeking
a suitable place to erect n quartz-mill
It is thought he will select the mill-siio
at Stockton, or in the vicinity of "G3'
mine-two miles distant from Cerbat
Mr.. Abe Bateman and Col. L. T. Gil
bert passed through here, just from the
McCrackin mines, en- route for San
Francisco. They report that the Senator
and Atlanta mines are looking better
than ever. There are some fifty men Mt
work on the mines. Colonel Bpel'8
furnace has started up. These mines
are 70 furnish thirty tons of ore day to
tho Colonel Teams are now busy haul
ing it.
Col. Gilbert has sold his interest in
the Senator mine to San Francisco par
tiss. lie Is thorough practical assaycr,
end a good judge of mine. Our Terri
tory lost a good man when the Colonel
bid us farewell. Just when Arizona is
on the eve of bright. glorious future,
when her mines are beginning to come
into notice, new discoveries being made,
etc.. we can i'll afford to loose snch a
man as Col Gilbert.
Mr.. Blakely starts again for his avras.
tfaa IN Cedar District. He came up after
supplies and some iron needed in work.
ing bis steam arrGstras.
Gen. Banning writes me TO tell the
good people of Arizona not TO think OF
look at San Diego, as Wilmington, Lot
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c&Go Goes


NAusJ5, August I-.-lLsf-aour aans
have been fr5I au Buy d. the Navy Yard
! in accordance vsl the order Of the De
/ par.mous directing such Observance Of
/ the death Of Andrew ]. .brso, Tho dane
I Of the isjauI are ~ as.s-uast.
/ EoLL1sraE. Cal. Au.ust - - pr.z,o-
ers Morgan, who atarantei +, ass,e-
sinate joel Hawlsps an4 W ,T,pl-f,s
/ the murderer II Charles G. sT,Clailan
( who were removed a st. T,-4 far s,r.,r
july 2T.a. a.r. r..u...1 firm, f.e-a F.,
/ the iuI here U.s 4aa-ao,n far tr.,I
( lIorgsa msdsa fail .aor.-ss-r ss-.i.-
/ un. the deed. 4 Lang. crowd Gathered
at the depot to catch o. a,inrso nj the
prisoners, but wara Disseminated. AS the
officers, fcarin. ..!.acs from the mob,
d.sembar4ed with Chem in the oul-1,jrt3
Of The town, and conveyed them in % close
carriage to jail.
Los ANGELES. Aeaa.t II General
yo!nsy Z. Howard. is s9eaEinq this even
ing, fayoriug Hougl!on's Texas Pacific
EHlronI bill. IL is said the Southern
part Of this county will throw large
vote. irrespective of party. for Houebtou
on this issue.
The Express this evening says: There
have been rumors at Santa Monica and
elsewhere for some days past that Sena-
tor Jones intended to sell out his Los
Angeles d Independence Railroad to the
Southern Pacific Company. These re,
ports have reached the Senator'S head
quarters, and are there contradicted.
Tucson, A. T., August 12.-Adyiees
from Sonora TO July 30th say the Yaqpa
Indians are becoming troublesome. Thew
refused to meet the State authorities
when invited by the Governor. Governor
Pesquiera has made levy of $40. 600 rs
an extraordinary war measure, aud will
Immediately recognize the National
Guard of Sonora. Raids by the Angcbes
ara less frequent than formerly.
The ranges on the northern frontier
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By TGLEGR RIA = II !
EASTERN EsiarntGaa-

NEw York, August 10, A statement
Of the afairs of Duncan, sherman 4 Co,
bas been prepared for publication. from
which it appears the liabilities of the
firm are 81, 872,128, and assets -, lI2..
10. This statement is not official and
can be taken as representing only an az
proXimata amount 1t has been pre-
pared to answer many inquiries regard
ing the probable condition Of Affairs, and
with special care to avoid making bet
ter showing than may be Justified BY the
final results. All doubtful assets have
been reduced Or entirely stricken out.
The amount of liabilities piveD in the
statement on account of travellers credit
and circular notes $237, 975.
The new freight tariff to the west, an
advance on previous rates, GOES into
effect on this morning over four trunk
lines, VIZ: New York Central, Erie, Penn
sylyania aud Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road The passenger rates woro made
UNIFORM more than SIX weeks ago.
Freight agents are not permitted to
make contracts for more than ten days
under the new arrangements.
Sir Edward Watkin, Chairman of the
Stockholders and Bondholders Commit
tee OF Erie Railroad in England, started
last evening on tour of inspection of
the Erie Railroad. On his return he
will make thorough examination of the
books and affairs.
DETROIT, August 13.-John Hoifner, Of
the firm of Hodner & Muyes, ship chand.
lers, this morning shot his wife through
the breast, inficting q mortal wound;
then shot himself through The head, pro.
ducing instant death. jealousy is SUD.
posed to be the cause of the tragedy.
CHIcAoo, August IA WASHINGTON
special says the actual amount of five
per cent. bonds sold on account of the
specie resumption act is $40, 500 600
The silver bullion fund foots ND SIS.
600, 600, with what bars and coined silve,
on hand last Satuary amount to nearly
$40, 000,0 eco. In beginning the redemp-
ton OF fractional currency it is under
stood it is The intention of the Secretary
to call in all denominations under fiftv
cents, which includes thirty-fye. IF.
teen aud twenty-five cent notes
issued since 1862, and which is esti.
mated will require $20,0OO,o0 of five
ten and twenty-five cents subsidiary coin
to provide for the Temporary BOARDING
and actual demands of business. III,
htty cent notes will then be called in.
The actual amount Of fractional cnr.
rency to be replaced is, in round numbers
but $50 Geo, 000 more than ons.loprtr
the amount now reported in circulation
having been destroyed. The evidence al
this being, that of the Grst three series.
long since collected in and nggregatinn
81, 600, 600, not 100000 was received
during the last fiscal year. Already the
Mint has shipped to the Sub-Treasury
and designed repositories large sums OF
new coin, and through them the issue
VIII DO made and the money issued
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Fr.E MA-rzzs. - Phoebe Hose Gem
rauy NJ. I. Protection Ease Company
No. and Ligbtasr Hook * Ladder
Company No. !, are required, as ViN be
seen by notices published in the EaoaEa.
to be on hand at their various Truck
Houses ats O'Clock sharp this .S5tar-
GarE afternoon. by order OF their al-e. rs,
20 proceed 20 Boone 81 D3.mau.s corral,
ar which rrHea. bv Cri.r EFF The Chief
En-uear. they ata UuIr.i Co he So. D
~. DID,. saa-1. 10 is ID De h0p.i that the
yar.HH5 soau aa,.s vii Toe uN hand
promptly aud caass no delay. I-g .ius
et march will De up Main street TO
Thorn t1u 4 Kelly 0lase; thence around
C-dar 20 Meadow Valley str {, down
Meadow Valley street 20 Nam street;
d1qu Main % Lgcour street, down La
cour street 30 she Ceur-llu; thence
caQularmlrch to the House of Prolec-
ton Hose Company No. ., where the
apparatus will BE- housed. The two
other comranies will then return 10 thair
respective quarters and lee di missed.
The Phoebe Brass Dand viii he il attend.
arcs IN lLa occasion TO en3yon matt. rs,
us.5 We expect to see a very pretty tara
ont. and hope it viii be o pleasant day
f.rihNt occasion.
Orr various s,cgeGsepl- loy. been
notified to remoga powdar giGas pow
der. caps and other explosive mat rails
from tlac various stores, czeeot such
small amounts rs the law permits them
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Foreign N eyys.

LONDON, August 1S.-Parliament pro-
rogned today until the 29,h of October,
In the Queen speech closing the session,
she says her relations with all foreign
powers continues cordial, and she looks
forward with confidence to the mainten-
ance Of European peace. The visit of
the Seq Hed of Zanzibar has led to the
conclusion of q supplementary conven-
ton, looking to q more complete SUD-
preston of the East African slave trade,
With regard to the attack on the English
expedition and murder Of Margarg on
Chinese territory, she says no effort shall
be spared to secure the punishment of
the instisators and perpetrators of the
CRIME. The colonies generally are pros
porous, Referring to the preservation of
the peace Of ireland, she expresses her
qualification at the adoption of the meas
ure which, while realizing the stringency
Of the former acts, is calculated to pro-
duco tranquility there, Regarding the
shipping bills, sho rgioiccs that Parlia-
ment has been able, by its temporary
act, to diminish the dangers to which
6eamen are exposed. She has every
reason to hope for the progress of the
revenue which has marked recent years,
and will be fully sustained in the present
one.
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LOST.

CHECK DRAWN BY +. W. CLuTT.
California, San Francisco. California. in favor
81 REUBEN Alton. The said cheek Is numbered
1856 and drawn for $40, was lost in Phoebe July
9th, 1875. All parties are cautioned against no
gotiating said check az payment has besn
stopped. jyTS0d
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LOCAL lNTELLlcEMcE.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
J Epef McGOvcrl
Judge Chas Lober
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PROTECTION HOSP CARRIAGE.-Aftera
long delay the Hose Carriage OF protec-
ton Hose Company was brought to
Phoebe yesterday afternoon about 3
o'clock and landed at Boone 81 Dolmau's
corral, at which place large number of
it's members, the chief and assistant en-
gineers soon arrived. The carriage was
soon set upon its wheels, busted off, etc.
Its appearance when cleaned was very
neat. 1t is entirely painted red, has the
name Protection Hose on plates on the
side, also on the magnificent lamp which
accompanies the carriage. There are
three BEAUTIFUL bells for the front of the
carriage, which will ring out pretty
loud alarm themselves when necessary.
The whole appearance Of the carriage
satisfies its members and everyone else
ought to feel satisfied. We expect when
occasion requires they will do some good
work
SUNSET, 49, Some one has said that tie
reason Nature gets up such fine sunsets
is because Of continued practice. The
sunset last evening was glorious exhi-
hItion by Nature in one of her haDyiest
moods As the level rays Of the de-
scending sun shown athwart the valley,
they were retracted from huge piles of
orange tipped banks of snowy clouds.
piled in fantastic masses on the eastern
hills. A soft haze was over all external
objects and as the softening shadows Of
twilight added a greyish tint Of shade to
the warm light colored scene, the senti-
mel stars set their watch in the sky ono
by one, and the rounded moon swung up
III the armament, silveripg the night and
tipping the distant peaks with halo of
yellow light.
Freight arrived for the following par
ties yesterday by the Eureka Il PaIisaae
Rairoad-W, E. Griffin, Agent at Phoebe
Meyer & Bro, Raymond & Ely Mining
Company, L. w. Cuto, d. Wersheimer
State Bank of Nevada. Morton & Scbwej.
ger, j. 5. Stephens, G. r. Alexander, p.
Harrison, r. Solomon, J. j. Halpin a.
Co.. Jacobs & Sultan, Jos. Cochina, G
II. Gushing, Western Union Telegranh
company, 1. @. Poujade, Mott, Fish &
~; NesDltt d Bro, A. ID. Reccabarren,
81 Etsenmann d Co., Beaupre II Bro,
~ 't'Ou, H. NeildlQ, A. stem, &,
Dani ana j. W. Page.
Norrcr ,..o...-
notice of John II. Clark, published in
to'a"y'S RECORD, whereby he notifies
every one that he has sold all bis rioh4
title and interest to the soloo, -, MI NJ
street heretofore owned nv him ~ H tt',, !.
business sh0 Al, WI 5, hereafter conduct the
saloon will ba ,ai G'I J., contracted I Tor the
due to the saloon ora ILL., na, "hIl al ueotS
only. 0 P"S"o'e 10 MIN
Box OFFICE hov.,
served seats for tba p;o,so ,Ts., ., ''-
Torrance 70 ba oivon no--. nv, per
night for the beneit 81 ,h ne4 ~; thursday
Company, will be open at the BOY Oa fC9S
mnnIey,s Hall, at 10 q. m. Wednesday
Ppioralng. There are several Indies in
the performance and we ern@ct ~" I'm Ia
VIII be crowded house.
Mn, pu-.-
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Ang les county. Cal, is to Do .r.. top
minus If a railroad which Vr., ...g BE-
pushed so Tie Colorado. Tie General
thinks tie Needles Will b. .ls crossing
place.
The NcCFacLin and Bra1sh.w mines
are attracting SO much attention tbat
railroad magnates must see II IS 10 their
interest TO give us = railroad nearer than
Yuma. There has been o new strike in
the "GS " mine, aud The owners have
put on an additional .orcs ot ..a rl,r 10
work. News from tue blackberry MINES
continue encouraging.
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4 Woan TO BuIIALD PL4gras.-t r.arv
Mah'stedt, at the Panaca Saloon. Ias.rr
street, has just placed IN bis saloon two
OF The finest billiard tables .a la E.uo5
on the Pacific Coast. one Of Tim I.fpg
a full sized French cagom table and The
other a small three-fourth parlor fable
They arc fitted with Phelan Dc COLLEEN
der's everlasting steel plato cushions.
and were made by Lieseutld. Of SAN
Francisco. Now, all you billiard PLAYERS.
here is a chance 20 show your skin both
ut billiards AID pool. Yen need newer
leave the saloon for want al finding an
opponent, for Ely will always be On hand
to accommodate you at either game. and
will be liberal enough 10 give You coed
show and not beat you all the tine. You
Gun always find on hand alsoa large as
sortment Of No. l liquors, with cigars of
the best brands. One price One bit :
4 word to the wise is sufficient. n
Iiyou want any tin ware, sheet lron
ana copper ware manufactured or fepsir-
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices.
go to j. j. iLalpin & Co., who employ
none but drst-class workmen. II.
CHrrsE! Cheese! Cno shousandpounda
Of White River Cheese; also, best East
ern Cheese, fer sale, TO the trade or at
retail, at 7. C.. PouJADE's.
HoLLA WATT at DR.. Lees Drug Store.
De Cabanas brand Of Cigars, three for
80 cents.