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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03

A COMPLAINT WITHOUT CAUsE.-.Peo-
Pile coming to this section from CAL
ifornia and the Eastern States often
complain OF the high rates charged for
transportation. lodgings. board. gro
csries, dry goods, etc. While FREQ to
admit that the ruling rates here arc
somewhat higher than In the places
named, we claim that all things con.
sidsrsd, and particularly as compared
with the ruling rates OF wages, tho prices
Of the necessarics Of life IRE even lower
than In other places. The man or vo-
man who doubts this statement has only
to call at the clothing emporium Of
Banner brothers, corner Of Q and Tay-
lor streets, Virginia City. to DO con-
WINGED Of his error. They keep q splsn.
did assortment Of gents clothing al.
ways on hand. and suit the taste OF
tho most fastidious. Try tho eIpsr.
iment by pricing their goods, and sec II
you will not indorse what Ia said above.
TIE RESULT or CARxLrsssrzs.-About
8 o'clock. yesterday afternoon. William
Coylc. an old resident Of Virginia, was
shot in the back about midway between
the shoulders. the ball. which was from
a small.s sized pistol. ranging upwards.
Two or three doctors probed the wound
and tried to fnd the bullet but did not
succeed. At the time he was shot, Coyle
and o couple OF friends wsrc leaning
over tho fence OF q lot used by q rag.
picker below Chinatown In Virginia. A
number Of boys were grouped together
not far from then, and among the number
one named Tom Ambrijgo. who lives
with Mrs. wylie In that city. He had
the pistol and was fooling with II when
II went of. the ball hitting Coyls as
above stated. The wound. although
painful, does not seem to DO OF q serious
nature.
ELrcrIoS OF 0YYrcKRs.-At q regular
meeting OF Neptune Hose Company.
held at the house Of Engine Company
No. g.. Virginia. last evening. the fol.
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President, +. ID. Plunkctt;
Foreman, +. L. Jackson; Recording
Secretary, d. X. Boone; Financial Secre-
tary. Chas. Davis; Treasurer. X. II.
Pratt. Trustess-D. Desmond. Chas.
Bowman, Jake Landgraf. Al the Cleo
ton Of officers Of Eagle Engine COM
pany, No. J, held last evening. the fol.
lowing persons were elected for the
| ensuing term: Foreman, A, j. Peaslcy;
First Assistant Foreman, ]. W. Hemen-
way; Second Assistant Foreman. II.
Morris; President. James Hardwick;
Secretary. H. McCansland; Treasurer.
W. Crandall.
A Bio Row.-It occurred in front Of
the popular clothing emporium Of Rein.
stein x Wolf. ON Main street. Gold Hill,
to-day. One mau said he could buy
clothing. etc.. cheaper iu Virginia than
in Gold Hill. another man took II up.
hard words ensued, and n regular knock.
down was only prevented by the inter
fervnce Of friends. OF course II In =
fact. as all know, that Reinstein & Wolf
do the fair thing. but mon should not
| allow their angry passions 10 rise u
| somsbody that don't amount to much
even does say they charge too steep ; rs
the reputation they have earned during
A number Of years proves the statement
TO be false. Give them q call and prove
for yourselves that they deserve . trss'
class name.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03

Would II Nor PAr!-The Miners
Union. and the various secret societies
4, "a. ...,,on Ia more for The relief Of
,'~-~'.n- u..-..,, =. .,
suffering humanity 'nu' Sou'u oe e'e
tied by most people. Still. with the
best that can be done, a. things are now
arranged, many, particularly IN
jured in the mines. would DO left 10 sui.
Ter only for the aid rendered them by
some timely Samaritan. Did every
man who works In the mines, and N
therefore liable to get hurt and disabled
some time or other. belong TO q society
hat would.in case ot sickness or injury.
take care OF hini' the necessary ior wna'
so.n, A. mi. I. nat The case how.
ever, would it not be u good idea for the
miners to exact a tai OF nifty cents or a
dollar a month ron every man Employ
,d the mines ON the eons.ock
ne money 10 so 10 geneia 'anu LOT
me relief OF the SICK, anu 'nlureu IN ,ne
mines Inc plan wo,ks wen o.ne.
pnas c anu, wy, ,a aua,;sS s.:. W,ha
shs ' "nn,1 on,v ~ 4. n,an.,,v IN
.nS ,h. cs,. n"v .,srd. IN
,sn....;,x ~ ,bs io,,;nc anJ hos,,,;nc.
49, -, i. &C. ,.,.5 40 m. NJ.
n"., % rrI;a,. ,hs n.cs..ities Of their
,,,s,om.r,. and n they orovi occasion.
NV he, are b~rsted A upfeelinc o
.,srs doctors. and other too Who
,uobt moi 10 los. M. value of their ser
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03


serious and alarming. Bridges have
been swept away and roads rendered I'm.
passibls. The inhabitants have been
compelled 10 sssk the upper stories Of
dwellings for shelter. Crops have suf:
fered greatly.
Prince Bismarck has refused the peti.
ton Of the German farmers and horse
breeders. urging him to remove The pro.
hibition against expectation Of horses
into France.
King Lsopold's visit has been aban-
donsd for the present.
Heavy rains and foods are reported In
the northern counties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03
TO THE CITIZENS OF GOLD aILL.

You ars all invited 10 call and inspect
our now and elegant store with its full.
rich stock OF watches, chains. jswslry,
silverwarc. diamonds, clocks, bronzss.
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you viii always 10 re
ceived In q courteous manner by ]. W.
Tucker, l3l Kearny street, who will al
ways take pleasure In showing custom
ors through his stock Of goods, nevel
considering u n trouble. but always tak'
ing great pleasure In showing goods
Don't fall 10 call and SEQ him ere you
purchase elsewhere. Ho will send good,
Tor selection 10 any part Of tho Stats'
and will repair watches and jewslry sent
through Wells, Fargo L Co.. guarantee
Ina ali work which leaves his store; en-
ploying. a. no does, the best OF work
men. Don't forget his new stors--lsl
Kearny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03

" Psor.r who ssasr IRON the DAN stupidity
ths, meets us svsrywhsrs In spn.g. and TOO
quick u could b c. red b. taking Ayers Bas-
sapsrtlls 70 purge The bile fon thsif systsns,
| clearer hssds 10 deal with.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03

NKRmck's Irro.rsp Oh IL . simple rene
dy but powerful In do good. Cure: rheuna'
tism and neuralgia and Kills al palm instantly.
II perfectly safe and harmless. Price. 0osnu,
and worth Its weight In gold. We challenge
the world To produce Its equal. AZ nls-
Francisco, California. For ssie b. all Drug
glptp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03

u~srrnox's HAriSa srlxp.-The beet place
In virripia city To get . good squsrs meals
ace saloon. opposite The Postofies. Open
day aud night. Private rooms for ladies. Al
the substantial luxuries OF ths market 70 be
found nj ilefron's. lie respectfully invius his
9old HUI friends 10 call and see him. Jys'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03

IuroRrAsr .-Indorsed By the Medical pro
currs Coughs, Coids and Consumption, and al
diseases OF the Throat and Chest. Dr.. Towns
lsy's Toothaehs Anodyns enrss In one min
utR. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03

Jared, Tuo 81 Them Defng boSs,
ons - sssisssly That He Hay
Nss Recover = Details sf shs
shsekisG sesss.
Abou. 0 o'clock this morning an ARRAY
occurred ON south @ street. Virginia,
in front Of the Silver Palace Saloon.
whereby four men were pretty badly
hurt and ono so seriously that 1t may
cost him his Life. According 70 the
ssass.s.s % aishsrd Brsws.
Proprietor Of the saloon. . man named
John Kelly came to the door OF his
establishment at the time above stated.
having a loaded revolver In his hand.
which he cooked at the door. making
tho remark: elm hxed for tho son oil
g. now" This remark was evident
ly intended to apply to some u he sx-
pected 70 find In the saloon. His eye
presently rested on Barney Murray, who
was the man he was hunting. the two
according to Murray's statement. having
had q dificulty about three hours pro-
viously.
Murray, being unarmed. and fearing
Kelly might shoot at any moment, ran
out Ut the back OF the saloon and came
around to him on the street through an
adjoining building. Here an alteration
began between the two men. Kelly hold.
ing his drawn weapon in his hand oil
ths time.
Brswn Farther states
That when Murray left his saloon Kelly
minated, in reply to some remark OF
his (Brown's). that u no didn't keep his
mouth shut he would turn loose on him
too.
After Murray and Kelly got into an al
tsrcation on the street, Brown went out
and seized Kelly from behind, intending
To disarm him. In the melee which
ensued the pistol went of. the ball
passing through the right band Of
Joseph Robinson, between the thumb
and index finger. After hitting Robin
son Il struck John Stubbe, another by
stander, ON the outside corner Of the
right eye, q portion OF the ball perhaps
lodging near where II entered, while tho
main part passed around his skull and
came out about an inch back OF his right
ear. making. at the point Of egress, a
clean cut about m inch long, which
looked ~ II 1t might have been done by
q sharp knife. Dr.. Heath, who attended
Stubbc, thinks
He Will survive
His injuries; but. even II he does, he
will carry an ugly scar tho rest OF his
life. DIR. Terry fixed Robinson up all
right, and he will probably DO at work
again in q fsw weeks.
With the exception Of Brown, Barney
Murray came out with slightsr injuries
than any who had an active hand In the
affair. he receiving only q slight cut
across the right eyebrow, and this, We
believe, was from the hand OF Brown,
who accidentally hit him with the pistol
after taking II from Kelly. The latter
was arrested by Frank McSair. Chief Of
the Virginia Fire Department, and wa
walked of TO the police station, where
an ugly cut on his left check vas dressed
by DR.. T.. Il. Harris. Murray had his
eve fixed mp In short order by DIR. +. III.
Conn.
Murray's statement
II that hs was in the Palace Saloon III Is
morning when Kelly entered. having
considerable benzins aboard at the timo,
- u.u.a,,.1 N, unprnvotaI atinrk |
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03

MixEHs. ArrExriou- sonething new. Ths
New York Life insurance. Company nov IN
sure miner. Apply at General Agsecy ONES
Rooms I and ., harys's BaiidihG, Virxinia'
New. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03
AvrnAY.

rhs Pisssi Agaia-Fsas Hes In
jared, I've % Them Dsing sess.
ons - Bsrfeusly That He Hay
Mes Recover Details sf the
nheekiag 1esas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03

GEo. W. DoRwIN. Clerk.
The three reports above were received,
out not acted upon.
Justice Wright presented his quarterly
scport. which was referred 10 the Town
Attorney.
Regular bills for labor on streets.
pplieemsns' salaries, and monthly do
nations to the several fro companies,
together with Town Attorney, Clerk.
and Chief Of Fire Departments salaries
ordered paid. Several miscellaneous
pills against the town were also ordered
slid.
I'ssitieas.
A petition from Richard Paull and II.
&. Farley, in regard TO defective sower-
40. read. and Town Marshal instructed
to investigate the matter.
Petition from Liberty and Yellow
J,cket Engine Companies for m in
crense Of monthly donations. in favor Of
Yellow Jacket Company from $40 TO
80. and in favor OF Liberty from $40 to
80. received, and prayer Of petitioners
unanimously granted.
Heard OF Esuaiisatiss.
Town Marshal Loynaehan handed in
his assessment roll duly certified. which
vas read. On motion. the Boari nan
,mously agreed to meet on Monday. Au.
gust o, at > p. NJ. Board Of Equal.
ilation.
Atsesliasssss.
On motion. the question In regard to
dumping Of rock by Lsvia,han Mining
Company on Telegraph street, was re.
ferrcd to q Committee Of the Whole, to
meet on the ground on call Of the Pres.
ideut.
Tho report Of tho Chief OF Fire Do.
partment In regard to purchase OF hose.
was received. aud action upon II defsrr-
ell for one month.
On motion. the Town Attorney Wal
instructed TO draft q new ordinance for
tho collection Of licenses.
This action was taken 80 thai no
loophois Of escape should be left for
those who violated its provisions. The
recent trouble In Virginia over the yio-
lation Of q city ordinance sdmonished
our town authorities to have this oriin-
ance, at least. so framed that IL could
could not be svaded.
No further business appearing. the
Board adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03
MOUNTAIN MEADOW s BUrCHEnY

Intervisw VIII she Chief o. the
Beaver Tribs-Hs says Ne Hired
the Indians - Kii1 she Enl.
grants, asd HAD Charre % Thsn
At the sIaaEhtsS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03
WESTERN DISPATCHES
UTAH..

',,aAL 70 ne ooID unL sAnr usvs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03

Very Respectfully. Yours,
GEO. W. D0RwIN. Clerk.
The three reports above were received,
but not acted upon.
Justice Wright presented his quarterly
scport. which was referred 10 the Town
Attorney.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03

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sndsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03

Total AMOUNT Of Licenses collected. .ts.SsI %
Personal Property Taxss............. aSW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03

NEv YoHx. Aug. 2.-From tho latest
English files We CLEAN the following;
The inundaiions in Silesia, Lower Prus-
sia, caused by excessive rains. have been
, 1875-05-27
Guro pai(af nadriaten.

D~resben. Der 2anoessNuSldu5 De,
Bortidrlttss Eartei in Sudicn rllhiet IN
Der uDrssO. Yrelie" eincn NuIrui an
oie ireilinuisen 2anbtagss @ablcr I'M
Sonigreide Sadlen". 81 maDnt snr
Wabl BON rWdnnern, Die i'll Ser ireis
bsibeitliden, fOrtldrittlihen Gntwidcs
lung Sa9Ieus, i%einer 0emcinoen UNI
lsiner gs3irfe uno &reiie, iciner Sd}u.
len uno icinsr ,u~iiieuihaftlitcn mi
polfSbiloeuoen Inltalten ibre IufSabc
lsbsu uuo bieisr often uno mannbait
beutid uuo trcu bier I'M 9anoe wie IN
0tci9e lid wiomen, WGnner. Bic uncis
gsnnlsi9 uno uOltsfreuncliA, BON pc.
litilben unieblbarteitS~N abne irei, Der
Gesierung weoer grunoiielidcn Giocr,
Itanb, nod liebeoienerilhe untcrwurfiJt
felt, i%onoern laducrltdnoise, daratters
felte Yriiung ent9egenbringen; Wtdns
ner, bic niht oaS Wobl ibrer Berion.
l~onoern sic Wobliabrt bes 2anoes ers
itrsben uno oeren b06ltcr @brseis 1T {:
baB Sabien gu Den 9liidli9lten, fret
elten uno beltein9eribteten Staaten i'm
beuti9en 8eibe sebDre".
Wie bsfannt, 9laubte maj Setten Der
DIRECTION Der 8erlin=O reSoner 8a6n,
Die neue 8abnltsede idon 5um ndAlteu
Yfinslfslte Dem Serfebr iberseben gu
fonnen. 2sioer bat iih Oieie 0offnuug
alS cine uergeblidc srwielen, oa bic
ebenio 9roBarti9en als complicIrten
Mrbeiten on BET Bride unterbalb bes
&reu3bsrssS, ubslcid mau ocren 6OrOe'
runs NIT benz srOBten SleiBe betrieben,
nod 70 piel 3eit in Iuiprud ncbmen
.weroen, baB lbre SoQeuoun9 wobl ert
in Der 3wetten Salfte beS WtOnat Wfai
in Iusii9t ltebt.
Die in Sadien III erridtenoeu &onlz
manbiten Der YreuBiidsu Sanf louen
am Is. Mai in Mirflamfeit trsten.
&riessminilter bon 6abrice lit BON
benz unslaflidsn Yieroeltur5, wslaer
benlelben felt 3 Woden an Die Stube
~iellelte, wiebsr oollltdnois 9eneien.
Die Dresoner WolmGrfte ucrben
bon bielem Sabre ab nidt mebr uui
benz Msumarfte, lonbern in ben Hau>
men oes Observation-Disclosures abse'
balten. Der erIte bieSiabriae Woamarft
miro bersitS uu 16. Stunt baielbf itatt'
finoen.
@iaersm G~ernsbmen nad piro bic
@~rDffnuns Der prsuB. NatiOnalbanf in
biefaer Stabt am Is. Mai nod ni4t
f~attfinb.n t0nnen. Bum 8esinn Der
@sihGftss7 haiAisit hsrisLhcs saat
, 1875-05-27
Gtaliem.

2onoon n, rs. Wtai. Cine 9epel6t
bon &om erfldrt ben Seri9t oes rSon=
BON STANDARD" boB Der 9aplt sefdbr
lid franf iei, iiir unbe9ranoet.
MewO o t, 26 @sai. Ser DSe-
ralo" bot cine Special : 9epel@e BON
&om, baB in Dem am "a. Stunt ab3ubal
tenben Goniiitorium Die Moni. Parca,
8iteue1@i, Simeoni, Mattai nno Se=
%rafana gu &aroindIen erboben peroer
1onen.
&arbinal McGloatep miro Dor BEN
gonliitorium in &om eintrefen, nm lel=
men Sitel gu wablen.
Ser Yaplt mar 9eltern untpobl uuo II
beute ni6t better; er empfins an Sams-
tag sablrei4e 9eputationen.
, 1875-05-27

duff 100000 an. Mon iast baB iif
Sadlon in Sermunt aufbdtt; pa6ri9ein.
1i@er 1T es jebo6, oaB er ouf Dem g8e9e
nod europa lit, 8is jebt iino nod
feline S6ritte setban woroen, i'm 81
perbaften.
9 o It o n, 26. Moi. ST. Us. 8iper,
nurbe seitern Dor einem Srieoensri6ter
serb0rt. Berlonen, lpet6e Die Stride
ONT Sonntas Na9mittos poliirter, Jag
ten aus, oab tie ben Piper aus Dem @lc
%efentburme flcttern iaben. Mebrcrt
fleine Mdb6en b~e5eusten, boB @iper
pcrludt babe, lie in Ole Stride gu lpdcn.
Ser 8url9e Ieu9net bebarrli61 seitebt
'aber 81, am Sonntas ni9t bel Sinnen
setpelek Su lein.
8bilabeIphia, 26. Mai. Sror
8rinflep, wel6e Montag abeno in Gr.
705, Noro IS. Strabe, BON Carl 8artt
pcrmlnoet wurbe 1T seitern 9lbenO se=
itorben. 8ortb besins befanntlidJ
Selbltmorb.
s cincinnati S6io, 25, Moi.
Ste acknowledgements BON 9oipe
& Subbea nnb Nmann & Comp, lpllr=
Den 9eltern ipe9en l1ebertretung Der
Steuer9eicBe BON Collector Yowea ge=
l6lolen.
Gentra1io> Sls., 26. Mai. Mm
Samitag itir5te li6 9r. 9ulipon in
Dem Iuseublide, els bic Nbl0iuns Den
6Droerl6aft perlieb, in ben ST. Sui
tiefen @@luno. Sie Sbat sei4ab i'm
SrrIinn.
gbepenne,2 &c. Moi. 80 Berg
leute linb am Gpnnabenoe uno $50 an
Monta9e bier angelanst.
Gbicaeo, IS. Mai. Sic sepgra=
pbll6e Gr{orl6unss= Expedition perlief
seltern Sort laramie, nm lid Na9 Den
rS4parsen Bergen" su bcseben.
Oantton, Safotab, 26. Mai. 81.
6. Coles, Elm Mitslieo BON Mbarton'a
.Slad Sin Expedition" pel0es ]iG
mei9erte, Die seforoerte 8arole 5u unter=
sei6nen, puroe bon ben MilitdrbebDr=
Den Dem 8unOes= Gommifdr iibermie=
ien.
Ybifabetpia, &c. Wtai. Cine
5ablrei4 beiuGte entbulia1til Ae0erIamn
lung fanb 9c{tern @benO ltatt, gebnfE
GDroeruns elmer Expedition in bit
uS6mar5en 8erse.' o. $. 8ierIor
uon Der Stem Dorfer Expedition fibrtl
ben Sorlit.
Mem=O leans 8, 26, Mloi. Gilj
Eager nltreidil9er Slider an Der Sara
tria=Sai purbe BON 200 8eippbner iibel
faaen unb serlt0rt. 9ie 2eute wuroer
nit @emolt bcbrobt. Sic baben bel
oem@ouperneur &ellp99 I'M SGub na9=
gelu1t.
, 1875-05-27
England.

9sonbo n, 26- Mai. Sie ~Yolt"
ipri6t iu einem gommentar bes Srte=
fes bon Dem Gr5bil4oie oon Canterbury
Die ao]i9t aug, baB Die rellsiillen Gr=
medunsea DON feiner 9auer leln wer=
ben.
2onoon, 26. Mlai. Sic nMort
Sane GrpreB" iast in ibrer wD9entli
hen .9fepie ocs @etraibemarftes Dir
re berrl9t in 6ranfrei6 ullo cine nit
telmaBise Grnote ltebt in ausl6t oos
gSiosreriaeinen Der Seul4rsfen in Den
Ser. 6tooten miro besbalb Die nieoerer
Staten BON furssr 9auer iein laien, OBJ
9lei6 bic Yreile auf Dem gontlnente um
6 pence his,1 @diGins sefaaeu linb.
9on0om &c. Mai. 8m. Smltb
Elm amerifanI9er MatroSe Dee Wfeute=
rerl9iFes nSeHerIon 8oreen," bate se=
itern i'm goliseiseridte elm WerbOr gu
belteben. CT la9te ous, oaB Der eapl=
tin bic Wlannl6aft baufis mlBba'oelte'
Die Nabrunssmittel ungenii9eno GENE
len uro man lie oft %9espnnscn babe, SO
Dis 46 Gtunben bintereinonoer sl orr
beiten. Smith mar pe9en S9wd9e
unfdbig, peitere IusIosen su NADER
apeBbolb bas 8erb6r oof 2 Wo0en per-
taat wurbe. g;s babin boiit man, ooB
Die iibrisen Matrpfen and @iolpeit genes
leu lein wsrben-
, 1875-05-27
Maentett ~DerlanAf.
DR.. e. B. FOOTE,
Box 1888, New Xesak

Dr.. FoorE Ia Der gerfafsr metrerer nttbieatfan
gDerie, BON benen ems iber 100000 G~renrplare &bfaS
s~.fuaset bat. Gin ,psites ,Das @tniaenfsfsrn" cber
,0fene gplfsrpra9e unb eefunter Ienf&enSsrfaub."
bat .inen abIas BON absr 10000 srreiat. Dteiss lestere
Mert eriasint isst enSltia unb beati&. Gin neatres
Dert osDthenf6aft anb Dt&tun8' sber ANN TUBES,
Der iusenb1iae gIrst, unb sPoNslr. bet ldft8e Gfe, ere
f&etnt Sprldafs nur easlifd. Mtstt SataltsSerast&'
ntFe bte1er lDerte wpGe man id entpeter an DR.. FooTH
nsnssa oher an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1923 East 18th Street, New York.
Maenten trerben fir zen 8ertrteb tttier goerfe ~Serlaret
unb erbaltet febr sinfise gsbtnsunsen. Ss t1an&sr
asent bat f&pn bur6 ben gsrfauf tttier gDerfe fb ben
gruahfein su stnen, fleinen gerni5stn 8eleet. pDas
STANDARDIZATION" 1T far Grpatfene unb nWiRsnftaft uns
Di&tuns" fir Die Susenb elm pcraaelites, lsfrret&ss uns
Invertebrates gDerf. Gin Sutaltspetaet&nis Der aotrte
rel8es france ger YpR an ies shrsft ~serfanbt ntrb.
stebt cine ppataasiee 8ei&rttbaus ~sesflben. RsA
etnmdIi
Mgenten ooer Golpertelre berlargt.
MbreIfire tpie oben.
, 1875-05-27
8elgien.
gegan9en,

2onbor n, %. Mai, Sic Bapiere
oes 9u9esne=G Sales lino BEN oeutl6en
@eianbten iibsrseben worben, nit Dem
8emerfea, baB Die unterlu4uns ouBer=
orbentti6 sriinbli9 mar unb nidts ent-
bedt moroen ii, auBer Den bereits be-
fannten 8riefcn, wel9e jeopG ben Du-
desne ni9t in oas 8erei6 Der @traf=
selebe brinsen. 9ie Ge9iernn9 flst
binsu, boB iie Elm @eleb beantragea per-
DC; weldes lol9e Morooori4ldse itraf'
bar made.
, 1875-05-27
GeFrei9.

2onb o n, 26. Mlai. Sie vSnilp
Stems" bat Gpe5ialOepel4ea pon Mlen,
baB bort cine 9erlon perbaftet muroes
wel6e einen anonDmen 8risl I'M Selis
bate, Der bic Offerte entbieltv Den STIR
item 8ismord fir clue Wliuion @uloen
ermorben gu molten. Ser @drslber
bes 8riefes 1T ni9t ermitteIt woroen~.
, 1875-05-27
9nlanOithf pepeIdem.

9 0 It o n, 26. Mai. Neuere Grmitr
telunsen iiber Die unterf9leife bes flii6=
tis seporbenen &e4tsanwaltes Sadion
{9wenen bic @elammtinmme Oerlelben
, 1875-05-27
Leuffe tslfgr. DC flhsn.
GentihiauD.

Berlin, 26. Moi. Die Gesiernn9
fat in gsfiir6tuns BON &ubsfIrnn9en
Broaeirionen au ebren oes Suoelaums
bes papites perboter.
, 1875-05-27
TanenDe GuDts


wirb III 0 Mt sebetlt.
S,be Wsrlcn, wsl6e an pbissr Nranfbelt
slest, MIRO 0rp,tsu fiji an Or. Yrtes da men.
3.u, weiGsr eins Glaiae Weptstn %rsrls!bsn Sur
prpbs, bur9 Die @rprsB
Mmpnt
tnten rtrb.
lie .instssu auTsn iup bic @rprsBtuasn
ate i'm 0srbaltn,B gum @tlhatts afrln9e llne.
Ir. Price it elm ituei ter Arst nnb Dat bic
9ebanelIne ber
fanenhcn Gubt
Az (sinsm 5auptluSilm ssma1t nne Ssrliterf
oslIuna purU @ebraut lslnet MepiSin.
ua,erlabt Mot fir cine prpbsfIaiEt ~ en-
,sn, 60 fstrt niGis unp miro
Guh 9eilen!
Go madbt niGts aus, ME alt bic Aranfbstt
II unp r,.l&s anpste Wtiliel fsbIeslHlesen ha.
ben.
Ghtulass unb 3susniRs psresn nit sers
ni9ts fofenoen Probeflai@e
ssianet. m.u.
@sie sprfiGna Der Grprsb bic rs9ts Worshe
~ ssbsn pnb iHrsiti an
so. 67 Nia'ams Str, ne" y0".
26 IL mi