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New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS oP REAL ESTATE


REw-YoRR CITY.
Tfebontave, =, $50 n n Of Clarkst, 3oOx2iboIot
aGga s1Sl'fzei, I,nh wau ha~aiu s2o5o
76ih.st, s. 1870 IT W OF 2d.ave xl02.2; Anna IL ooo
spring and others Patk MOnteaque .-.....;... VIZ
,s ieoS S $g 10 be- oDSia anu 955Oo
l3ithst, 100 Il OF 12h ave, x99 liz howardW oo
Coates 10 Geo N Peck <7"o
III ST. cor Of ave, 200N l005 Adam Kramer
10 John VI Mueller 4'''''A"A
l1th IT. 1898 10 W OF 5th ave- 40Sl033x3J OIL
Geo Spicer To Eliza Luff. ioo"
bccsa Kssf6r and husband 70 Ella barnett 2o75o
4Gth 1879. n Of broadway, 1S7XlOO5 1ho5 o
III IandOn, referee, John Campbell 1880
Arnold and others to Aaron Arnold 900
msry Hoe 10 lanes ,st ! Hoe 5000
Meprmann m Bcni1r,t @ and we to iiosna ,ink $4,000
2eTr. to 30 is,h;r'a DsitI 10000
an ysrsoS SD wife to TSoa MeKSiar 2s25o
MadsOGaye corner l3lst, llONJ9.ll George % 80
Iurser and wife ~ Thomas McKeliar 2ofoV
42dst lT5 II east oi llthave, Z4TXlO00 OhVtr 80
l. JOnes and wife TO Annie Cummings lOVoo
55l Houston4t and 90 PerTy.st, years from Oct T. ~
1873 Dera Stock 20 Jacob leifer. Sl%OO
81 West Hous ns OF Mott, store, ls months
from Nov. l. 1875. with Of renewal; W Cess 90
to Charles III MeniCltz 10 ann sOo
lOmclaL J.T. SAVAGE Depny l'g'S'er'
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

| Sets...... b2i Moon sets.... 42G
| N WATEH THIS DAY-A n
Cove sianl.. q ~ HCll @. Fer1J. sjE
| ms DAI-P "a
Sandy HoOs.. 6Gl Cows Island. 100 Hen o. feFFi o5s
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Oct IL, 1879.
The following was the only salo which was
made at the Exchange Salesroom today:
ByI. H. Muller & Son.
3-story brick house. with lot on the soi stns,,
1856 n W Of shave l65x92.3 IT, to sanofu mn
plaintiff.
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Oct. II, 1879
The following sales are quoted to-day from
Arch Johnston's Mart Thlrteenthst., between Uniycr
sity-placc ard 5thave.
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Brooklnn Real Gslate fcr sale.

A DESIRABLE 18th Ward PROPERTY in
~ fts cas. uc.c boIh0oj, value 10 0Gb 10 lACHANGE
couutry residence worth about SlJ,0JO. kCiAND
MIIITi.Sti, berEman.st
fENWO new three-stOry, basement and sub-ceilar.
brown stone DWELiI GS taS ami 4O SiNthst, all IN
proyeucnss tor SALE very low. Terms easy.
JAMES A. VAN BRUNl l. On premises or
as South ST.. NeH-l Ork.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

place to persons who sympathize with Tammany Hal;
II s that all Of the Commissioners are W wat
upon the Mayor at IL o'clock to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

6orscs, Carriages, 6arness, &e.
TOR SALE-A Mail PhaetOD, Coach, Four
wheeled log Cart aud Clarence with i've carriage horses
Apply Thursday and friday at l39 Jth-syc.
GREAT SALE OF HORSE BLANKETS.
W THE EUREKA HORSE BLANKET CO.
3 Mcrcorst, Grand
Offering their immense stock
At Retail at Wholesale Ince List.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
ffoal Notice5.


CUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
BANK. Plaintiff. against ALEXANDER COLLIE aad VIII
LIAM COLLIE trading under tie name Of Alexander Collie c&
CO., Defendants tor money oeEand on cntfact
C0m. No. 2. To the abose named Dc-erdd1ts:
You hereby summoned aud required 10 answer the
complaint in ibis acton, which VIII be fled In the
oaice OF tho CLERK Of tic City and Count Of New
York at the Coany Copr; house ia 'hl City Of New.
York. ard to copy OF answer to the sad com
subscribers at their once No 90 wall street,
YOU exclusive OF e day or such service and q
a 20 answer said complaint within the time aOiaf tho
rlantn tbs action VIII take judgment lgns' yO1 Tor me
Of s.Xty-sCycD thousand nye hundred A1 one amt 100
Collars with the thiltieth day Of Jay thou
eight hundred aud sey' besides the coss OF this
actlon.2Datsi Now YORK. SEPT. ;. 1915.
POSTER e THOMPSON Plaintiffs Attorneys.
complaint the above action duly tl in the
Office of the CLERK city and County Of EcYOk the
7tl Gay ot september, 1879. FOSTER III. IIinI.o1N
GUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
) OF NEW YORK.-EDWARD HARDWOOD JOHN
KNIGHT and JOSEPH ALIEN conn1sing the arm o HAi-
WOOD, KNIGHT d ALIEN Pilnnrs, against ALi;XAS.
DER COLLIE AM WILLIAM COLLIE, trtdns under the
demand COutrC, Com. UutSerl. Mob TO
the above-uamod pe .ants You are hereby summoned and
Of the Clerk Of the Guy ard county of New.
YORK Countvt ouTt house In the CITY 81 Newlo cnd
copy OF answer 10 The said com lut on the sub
once, No. % N1st., sad Clty, WITHIN
twenty dlys after the O this eXclu
O the day of such service You l 10 the
said complaint within the time Aforesaid tie pla Lts IN this
tghy and 600 dollars with ~, icSt from the
SIKH av of August eight hundred md seventy
besides the ana OF tbs aeoGDated
POSTER THOMSON PlaiurTs' Attorneys.
complaint the above action duy hcl IN The Office
Clerk of the iy and County Of NewYork on tic 1h
Wy FOSTER d THOMSON. Plainurs' attorneys.
So Iaw6ww
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ADaAS II. MULLER = son.
TNRUSTFES' SALE Of HOUSE and LOT
Il No Ss6 wfST THIRT SECpNnSE
ADRIAN IL. MULLER 4 son
Will sell AZ auc'on on TIG DAY. oct H. AZ - o'clock at
the EvchaIge Salrsroou a, NO ] II HIoIdway,
ffSy oT Ter ~ Tho undersigned lruseell
WEST TIL RPY SECOND-SI-lhe 4-st5ry brown stone
foLt HOUSE and Lot NO 56j West ilriylccontS, south
side between Eighth and Niuthayes lot pa by 45. SIXTY
per ceAt may remain on bOnd and mUrgas
A. NORRIE Trnstcea OF
JAS. z. JOHNSTON, The Dayen-
JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON, port Irnst.
Mans az the office " tho AuctiDnccrs. (lO1ll
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Gounirp Real estate for Sale.


LvOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT OF 53 acres
in the brqg m Village of ENT;NA situation ercc lt
80 buildings and line fruit Apply 10 GEHRlr H. SMITH,
Geneva Ncw-YOik
EOR SALE-Three fine suburban RESl-
L pESCES. with GOOD improvements 10 20 acres
~ Land each alula"co OF it; Also, two INST
FARMS o 100 cach, from = to ue3 iroin
tnac y. " hna graded public schools win Cornell
University. aaOri educational al anil2ts dress
W. W AIE!iS, ithaca :. V.
E0R SALE-Somcthing OF the right kind
Thirty minutes BY rail = mnutes from depot
ELEGANT COUNTRY SITES,
with all modern nprovemcntssls hot AMI cold water etc
caulcns, with splendid trees and shrubs plots
OON50 laid by tie best LANDSCAPE gardener ot the ULte
States offered 10 tIc 81 les AZ molta" Ficts on
suit The hest Is dnd sidewalks rear New ork
No assessments, no an,saiccs, 10 InOsImto.s
Iejrality unHs1aly h-d'tAy.
References exchanged.
Inquire only at , ,,,,.or.
SO Ccdars. NoY York. or
p. II. STRDTIiEB
236 Washington st., hoboken.
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sVHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARiNJNG THE
UNITED ~ IAGGS MAIL.
NEW AND FCTI~POWEPED STEAMSHIPS
Sailing Scw-lOrs SATU kDANS. from Liverpool
THURSDAYS = calling az Cork Haibor each way.
BKITANNir. SATURDAY, oct. 16. ~ @ o. m.
GERMANlC, SATURDAY oct ,at D. m
CELTIC SATr RDAY oct 30. ~ J.JO "a.
ADhIATfC SATURDAY. Nov. q. At tlOO a. m.
BALTIC. SArt IlbAl NoA. I3, at - 4.
PROM rUE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER -, NORTH
RIVER.
These Steamers the fastest the trade Uniform size
and unsurpassed In appointments The Saloon. StscrOoms
Smoking Bath placed amidshp where
ard motion arr least aGoug Ggec OF COMFORT hitherto
atta!nable at
RATS. saloon, $50, $40 and 500 gold Return Tskcts
favor. be tennis steer e, 5-c.
Drafts lIoiI 4 upN arl.
Per inspect c> rau ami other Information apply the
Company Offices No. 10 Broadwa ay, New York.
r. !. COtriS Agent
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Gnciion Sales of Real Cstdtc.


MORRIS WILKINS, AuctoneeT.
ENECUTOR'' SALE of elegant DWELLING
a. AMI LOT s1u:h Fft ave and Forty fourth
s STABLE No. II West FGr.y yfourist. r. II. LUD
LOW co. viii sell b. aBction WEDNESDAY,, Get. 20
1870 II o'clock, the Exchange sesroom No Ill Broad
-. - .,....
TON, Deceased.
FIFT1EAVF-The elegant and extra wide fonr story high
soOp brown DWELLING AMI lOt, No. . ltth ave.
southwest Fort folrhst Tie house s 2oAx1O feet
and nuilers pantry EXTENSION, l2GX26 feet; nrstcl. IN
every spec buit by JOHN H. Sherwood esd aud Is IA Sn
perb order been osrrl9uC az large expense during
tnO past sumner; lDt, 4S4Xl2p feet.
WEST FORTY FOUH1 ii -ST.ihn fr6tclass tlrccstory
br.ch SrAii, u Wess FOTtyJGr st., Just west %
Fita.e. stable i 2JN7O feet. sails carriage harness, ard
coaclmiHns rOOrS Ini, 25s lOU.j Terms at sale.
maps permit 10 the house apply 10 tho Gcton
GERS, No j ftne-st. fo'I.l
MASTERS SALE-In Chanccry Of New-jer
IVA sey-HENRY j. MILLS, Spa ial Master Of Chancery,
VIII e~pnsc for sale by Iabtc NtLGie 40 Ne honts lte
the rrsldence Of DpHlNIOk DGDE ERf, decr,sel Ia the
Township of south Orllge Ess COUNTY, on SATURDAY,
the October N Cclocs D. cer'a
tract parcel OF containing 3Jt 20, acr topct'r wh
the residences good ord Also Other tract or
Oi land aning 500 acres norc orls' IA" ABOVE
are 20 wals ~ South Orange ltnro1 depot
and 10 nlnuos walk of Aapewo0t station, on the i1rrS
and Essex Division Of tbs D. t. and 1" r. r., and icr location
are unsurpassed tract containing arrcs,
situate in the Newar- Great salt MeaioW, IN tho city oI
teaara, y. J.
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JNMAN LINE.-Flxed southerly Course.
NTEW-Y0RK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL


These steamships sl regularly at p m, from
Pier No tJ North River, i0lows
BIS -, DA !. Oct /.
Sfpans it~A
ACCOMMODATE rnsurplsser For tl,igh or passdn apply
10 VA. 4. CI.I Dr q CO., No. Bowling green
MCKETIAT, LU LING a. CO.. Agents IN Havana
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Gurnltnrf.

~ e.. SELLEW,
IL DESKS,
OFFICE
and
LIBRARY ~ URNiTURF,
No. 1913 ~ LEON ST.. New York.
Fire Cv,nGCr Dc,sS.
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NATIONAL LINE.

Fl0r Piers a. ana ~. North River
FOR LONDON DIRECT
DENMARk........... tnurs. .iay. oct. Il. ?.
IVAIE E.......... .utsiay, Oct. 2i, 40
F0R QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
EGYPT 81. 10. IN. SPAIN. .....Oct % 3 o. m
THE QUEEN, Ocf. %. pm ENlN...... Nov. o. il a. M.
Cabin passale and so, currency: Ster3ce GRAVY
reqJcrf lrfccs lrinn a. lclucDi Ireyd
Stre Tickets from Iiycrp1 the Apply
the CJInpany's Onice, No. 60 Broadway. - .
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ICRTU GERMAN LLOYD

~ kIEAMSHIP LINE BEIM ZEN NEWIORK,
SOUTHhnPrON AND BRENEE.
COMPANY PIER foot Of 5lCDS Do T.. HpBDkEN
DOAAU .SatHriv. oct Ii II ~ ~. ay OcG 80
aurdav, Oct % ODEH..... sat riay Nov
RATES OF PASSAGE from NE,y-IORE 10 SOL iii AMP
TON, HAVnE OR BREMEN:
FIRST CABIN, el0C gCd. ! SECOND CABIN, $50 gold
SrEEitAGE $50 currency.
Return Ticket reduced rates. Prepaid SccldSe Cefdt
. 2cuTencY.
For iTeigh o passage, apply TO . - 80
The New York herald., 1875-02-21

RoorH's rnEsTRs "a s .,.ru. SPECIAL
GRAND EXTRA SxATISEE, at X O'Clock
RooTH's THEATRE. HENRY "
JARRETT PALxER.. .Lessees and Manager,
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES
TOMORROW HoKDAR, wAshlSaros's BIRTH
EVEsSsd EAEsfES Il II X ( 6'SIoss.' S'SaoSssk'
sTUPENDOUs SUGGEST
The THIRD WEEK akssys Gf hs srand sA'f''Deri'n play
snf IS ss @
LsE r TER ea, Of rs ass S
the most rsmarkable run in The dramatic history OF New
,eo AT Booths we have great hit in Henry
un, OF dramatic art ever put on the stage II Is
asnS ss h sHa e,y & laS royal 0 ns
history Of the American stage"
1T would naruly be possible TO carry the
S ,san M ne nnsT ae pShAt Of soen
for beauty and realism, no CONNIE mendnuon
scenic Tiamphs of our time"
-ofthe scenery one set fairly outdoes its
TINES thing eausGns il n historical accuracy,
ever been looked upon In this country"
"A dense .ssemblage filled the house, and
broke out in the most yoeiierous applause S use
NJ tDe scenery the pIOceSSOnS niu TIC toV
uoprn leaux The tableau In the third act repre-
"o@HD scnting the Battle Of Agincourt, hled the
entire stage, and there must have been at
least three hundred warriors grouped at one
time.n
ANY attempt TO describe the splendor,
grandeur and beauty Of the scenes would
SUN TAIL. They illustrations Of history OF the
largest most brilliant and most signific ant
kind
NOTICE.
THE BOX OFFICE is open continuously nom NJ
to 10 Y. NJ Begins evenings lJ O'Clock. MATINEES
at 80 O'Clock Carriages may be ordered for ii: Ia
ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
The New York herald., 1875-02-21

KING DING DONG.
fIass Isss tsaasse s aye. Miss xIiqs Harrison
Abdalah the enchanter T.; u W. heed
Lord TwIddle Twaddle, a disasreabe 90 Mr. WIn Grey
Maggafin :: Holasw,or,n ss,,sIn
Kinepln. j. d,bsr, b.r,
Princsss GRACEFUL daughter Of Ding Dong
Princess Euchre hlghtoned lady, naughty and
ra9S Of the fS smi Yosn
queen Saf'''ara' ~l'' 0' DING D0if VIM Goaruighs
Emerald Miss Marie Connolly
Ruby :........ miss re1r' uaaos
hs h soRs and
In which win appear the charming and deQhu array
foHS sSrHqY fFsfTi fF2TnF flf inc
and domestic artiss:-ine fragile young French pre-
"'''' NILE JEANETTE sTEwARrELLA,
weight 32s pounds:
sESosifA Tof ff,eptf JSASsfT% Sfffan nhXSRefisA
S$$%s "A sssH$f %$iEfsSsEs
spESas Ses ssnSf%PiHvs SaiH sisFSaDHTlr SSsea Eafzr
weight 22i pounds
MILE sosH Ths sasSHf SgRRfH
The aerial Terpsichorean fsurane. from the Russian
MILE wILlIhGsisA iRis!iiiss asRrosK1
The fascinating Danseuse Secunda from the Teatro La
srsoRri& Slalr jakEssfttA kf1saftt vv{NcENrr,
weight l62 pounds.
The gentle and perfectly tame Milesian Danseusc,
MILE WILLIAMO OAHILLERNO,
weight l64 pounds.
- The charming Prussian Danseuse, from the Grand
Opera House, Communipaw. -.
MILE WiLiiELMiNA CoURTRIGHTINA,
weight 1853 pounds.
fh' ''''''',inf NILE. Go.J1PsssHS J1EPHsSE GILBERT
weight 73 pounds
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
MAr1NEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
MATISEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
HOLIDAY MATINEE, |
I TOMORROW (MONDAY, FEBRUARY ~.
| WAsUTSGrONs BIRTHDAY
HOLIDAY MATINEE
ADMISSION CENTS
SEATS
FAMILY CIRCLE ................,. ......1o CENio
: seats secured six days In al vance
The New York herald., 1875-02-21

BROOKLYN BRANCH.
102, lW and log Court street. near State .
INSTRUCTION DAILY from A. NJ TO r. NJ in all
branches Of Vocal and instrumental kusic, Harmony
and Composition Elocuton Drawing and Painting and
Foreign Languages.
TERXS-CLAssEs OF THREE PUPILS, $40 per quarter.
CLASSES OF TWO PUPILS, SIS per quarter.
STRICTLY PRIVATE LESSONS. $50 per quarter.
THE QUARTER begins from date OF entrance.
SUB SCRfPTION BOOKS now open, day and evening.
Max MareEek, Edward Mollenhaner, Antoine Reih.
Jr; Geo. w. Morgan, W. F. Mills August Arnold, Sig
T. MARIO A. steinhaus, W. NJ. Brooks. Mark Haiam;
eminent artists and professors give
their personal attention to the different branches AT the
New York Conservatory.
n. .B-The New YORK Conservatory is the only char.
tered Conservatory OF Music the State, having no
branch, except in BROOKLYN and being enrely stinct
from other institutions which initiate its name. evl-
dentv with the view N obtaining patronage thereby
The New York herald., 1875-02-21

CTEINwAY HALL.-MIsS SOPHIA FLORA HE'LL
> BRoN, the eminent young pianste. First matinee
of the second Til UR DA Y Feb Is o'clock
Programme-Grand Rondo Weber; the Kreutzer Sonata
Beethoven, with Mr.. Brandt vionist; Ahce. Where Art
Thou Ascher; Nautilus Waltz. N. A. Cooncy tran.
sebed for pianos by A. H. reasc Mlss Hebron and
Praeger; Solo, De Either Mile. Praeger; Song,
II Doughty Deeds, and Romanza Odi tu- Mattel
Mr. street. baritone; the Bird Song newly
posed by Miss Hebron viii be sung by Mile. ,Praeger
Accompanied by the composer. Accompanis Mr.. V. w.
eau field. Tickets series 81 single tickets ST.
had OF principal music sellers Miss HeIbron s
grand evening Testimonial Concert THURSDAY.
April IS be secured by addressing Miss
HEILBRON, 357 West Forty fourth street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-17
Meadow Lake.

Tho excitement In regard 70 this once
famous mining district Ia great and still
increasing. The reports OF two or
three new methods for reducing tho ore
have called tho attention Of many OF the
former owners OF claims back 70 them,
and thoy arc returning 10 look after the
weather that they could not got before.
Great confidence Is felt that at least two
Of the methods will work the ore and
loaye immense profits to tho mine own
srs. Mr.. Fryer. tho discoveror OF one,
Ia willing 10 engage to work tho orc at n
cost not exceeding Ave dollars per ton.
and put up his own works. His process
IL said TO work the rock up 10 fro assay
and Is adapted to work II In large guam.
titles. By this process tho Meadow
Lake orc Ia said 10 DO no moro reirac-
tory than much that Is successfully
worked by the milling process In the
lower part OF the county. Mr.. Fryer
will make q visit 70 this district on his
way back from the East, where he has
been engaged In securing . patent for
his discovery. Mr.. Green. who IL now
working the ore at Meadow Lake, has q
process that Is said to work with most
gratifying success, although ho docs not
claim to work Il up TO rs high o per
cent. as claimed for Flyers.
At all events q great rush will DO made
as soon o. tho roads become moro easily
~passable; and should all that In claimed
for tho richness Of tho ore and the sue
cess OF the methods prove truo, In less
than a year there will DO . 10 city RI.
valing Virginia City In It's wealth and
enterprise 7Saekse Republican, May 10,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-17
ktna Sulphur Mine.

James McAilistsr, Of Mil City, one Of
the discovsrers Of the Etna Sulphur
mine, near Table Mountain. arrived In
town last night. and gave us the follow
ing particulars Of tho ind. The sui
piur bed ID located on . hill about tan
or twelve miles north Of the Humboldt
Salt Marsh, on the east side OF Table
Mountain range. II was discovered BY
NcAllister and Elliot, who located four
quarter sections OF the mound In which
Il Ia situated. and which appear TO Be
principally sulphur. There Ia q depres.
sion in the summit OF the mound which
looks like the crater Of an extinct vol.
oano, and from which gases, emitting .
strong, sulphurous odor. we're escaping.
he thinks there 10 An immense deposit
Of sulphur In the locality. but ~ he and
Elliott we're not prepared 70 prospect II.
hey did not dig more than . lev fest
into the bed In any one place, bot they
satisfied themselves that The greater
part Of the surface was covered With sui
phur TO q depth OF At lsast two feet,
though. for aught they know to the con-
trary, Il may extend downward to an In
definite depth. He says any number OF
teams can BE- loaded there BY shsvsling
the sulphur right into the wagons, and
that Il can be haulsd up Pleasant and
Grass Valleys to the railroad for $l2 per
ton.-Super State, Nay l5h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-17
Circus Parads AesIdsat.

On Thursdsy last, q Saoramsnto,
While The parade Of Queens circus was
pacing thirteenth and streets, . horse
attached 10 q light wagon took fright ct
he elephant, and started on run. Be-
fore be could bs secured, In passing the
band wagon. drawn By ton horses, the
wagon drawn BY the runaway animal
turned over and frightened the circus
horses 20 that they started on adead
rum, dashing into The hacks In which
vere seated Montgomery Queen and his
agents, driven BY John Toomsy and
Len S~purgeon. This caused the
hack horses 70 become frightened,
and also created . panic among
number OF other horses In tho
vicinity, attached 10 vehicles Of various
kinds and . general tangls up OF tsams
followed. The team driven BY Spur
eeon succeeded In getting away after no
was thrown from tho box, and dashed
furiously out on the road. but they were
secured about o milo from tho scene.
Tho hack was badly smahed. and the
horses cut slightly about the legs.
S~purgcon, the driver. was injured
about the chest and right shoulder. but
not seriously. Fish, the celebrated
rider, was badly bruised In the head and
shoulders. Montgomery Queen and
others In the hnek jumped out and
sustained no injuries. The driver Of the
band. wagon held firmly TO the lines and
handled his horses In excellent style,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-17
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Lrys svrrr.-rn. blood 10 The HE OF u


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for this purpose no standard medicine has had
% unlfprm and amazing success - DR.. Hen.
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n the nerves are tremulOus and relaxed, II
braces them; 10 the liver 10 torpid II promotes
activity IN that organ; the appetite 10 poor and
digestion Q slow and painful operation, II Gre
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TO convert Il into hsalthful alimcnt More.
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msnts, come Of which ato particularly pfcva.
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90 oflsn experience In mid.wintcr. Among
thsss may be mentioned rheumatism, chilli
and fever, and ali the morbid conditions Of The
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ton and . proper fiow Of bile. IL insurcs pure
blood, q vigorous circulation, aud the prompi
discharge OF ell waste mattor from tho system.
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LET rae PEOPLE SPEAK.
MANHATTAN, Kan.

nan.
q. v. PrxRcx. Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear ST. Your fsvorits prescription
has done my wife q world Of good. She
has taken nearly two bottles and has
felt bstasr the past two weeks than al
any time In the past two years. No
moro periodical pains; none Of that ach-
ing back OF dragging sensation In her
stomach abe has beon accustomed TO for
several years. I have 50 much CONF
dsnos In u that I would b perfectly
willing 10 warrant It to certain custom
en- Of ours who would DO glad 10 get
hold Of relief at any expense. have
tded many patsnt medicines. bat never
had any occasion 10 eItol one before.
Very truly yours,
GEo. B. WHITING.
Mrs. z. r. DAILY. Metropolis, H.,
writes; "Dr. r. v. Pisrcs-My sister
II using the Favorite Prescription with
great benefit"
Mary Ann Frisbie, Lehman, Penn.
writes: "Dr. B. v. Pieros-What ! have
taken Of your medicine has been Of moro
bsneht 70 me than all others and hun.
dreds OF doctors bills"
DR.. Pisrce's Favorits Prescription 10
sold by dealers In medicines generally.
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The CoxyLicr OF TnrrnoSr.-Every
person who has followed the Beechsr
trial has long since ceased TO DO sur
pnsed At anything that anybody swears
to. When Tlton was on tho stand he
testified that he dill not accompany
Woodruff and Claflin In tho Communis-
tic procession. The defense spent 0
good deal Of time and labor 10 show that
Tlton did both ride and walk with those
estimable women In that procession.
Six or eight Witnesses swors that they
knew the parties. and saw them - afore-
said with their own eyes. OF course
this. In itself, had nothing 70 do with
the cass at issus. but the object OF the
defense wss 70 convict Tilton Of par
Jury, and thus break down his entiro
testimony. Now the plaintiff adducos
evidence to prove that he was not with
Woodruff and Claim that day. SWIM
ton testihcs that be walked arm.in-arm
with Tilton over the entire route, and
no didn't sven 500 the women at all. II,
In the providentisl economy. people
were punished for lying nowadays %
Ananias was, thero would b . harvest
for tho brooklyn undertaken, and Grape
would fiuttsr from many . d~oof.knob.
-Clsrsldnd Herald.
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NEW YoRx Pnrcrs.-First grsen peas
from Savannah sell In New York al ~
per peck. Asparagus. both from the
South and California, In plenty d thirty
ave cents per bunch. bermuda sends
rs new potatoes and tomatoes, the for
mer worth 81 40 per peck. and the lat
ter atty conts q quart. Strawberries
come In limited quantities from Califor-
mia. and by the Allegrstti Refrigerator
Co., from Florida; they sell for u IS
per quart. Long Island provides mush-
rooms at ffty cents per quart, and water
crosses at twenty-five cents. Boston
lettuce sells for 81 Q dozen heads.