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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-08

Mr.. Bristow hes . faculty Of ex'
pressing hinself in few and forciola
words. when . reporter OF The
Boston Globe asked for . brief ex-
PRECISION Of his views on pnblfc
Affairs. he made this admirable and
comprehensive ~ sponss "Ihelieve
the Republican party to be the party
Of ideas, and the only one to which
can be safely intrusted the admins
trasion of our National Government
at this time. There can be no posi-
bic hope from the Democratic party
that they viii carry into eject aud
to consumma,ion the heritage OF
vital issues inherited from the var !:
and .. for me, am going to work
for the beat interests Of the country.
and I believe can do that nowhere
outside the Republican party"
Concerning his plans for the future.
be said: my plans arc TO return
to the practice of Law in Louisville.
. profession lore, and which was
taken from by accident, not choice.
Politically l have no aspirations.
and prefer to be 10, entirely alone.
The repeated assertion of the
Democrats that Mr.. Schurz is in
duced to advocate Gov. Hayes cleo
ton through promise of position In
case of Republican success, has
prompted The wes,liche Pos, to re-
mark that the promise Of ofiee came
from the other side. As Il matter of
fact, i, says, scarcely had Mr.. Tilden
been nominated when a number Of
his friends called on Mr.. Pretorius,
Mr.. Schurz's partner, and assured
him that President Tilden's irst act
would be to send in Mr.. Schurz's
name MS Secretary Of State, or Min
lister to Germany, just as he might
prefer. The Post does not think Mr..
Tilden knew anything about the per-
formance. The delegation found out
very soon that Mr.. Schurz was not
that kind of a man, and, like all the
rest of the party. they have had q
profound contempt for him ever
since.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-08
Casualties.

The ship Garibaldi has just arrived
from New York. She lost four men
overheard by falling from alofs
during the passage.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-08
Heavy Mortgage.

There was filed in the Office of the
County Recorder to-day the first
mortgage from the Spring Valley
Water Works to D. Ogden Mills,
Lloyd Tevis and VIM. T. Babcock,
in the sum Of $1,000, 900, secured on
the Cempsny's property. The loan
was made to enable the Company to
enlarge aud improve their works.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-08
LATEST DISPATCHES.
Fast Tine At Sea,

san FRAxcrsco, Sept. THE Pa
cifc Mail Co.'s steamer City Of Pekin
steamed into po,t st 4 o'clock this
morning. She made the run from
Hong Kong in 22i days. and from
Yokohama in l5i days which is "a
to SO hours ahead of the famous pass
age Of the British steamer Oceanica,
and the best ever made between
these ports.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-08
CALIFORNIA; Anniversary.

Gov Irwin has issued proclama-
ton declaring Saturday, Admission
Day, public holiday. The banks.
Stock Boards and other institutions
will remain closed throughout the
day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01
Employers and Employees Mutual
Protective society,

AT the meeting Of this society, held
at Fields theater last night, the fol-.
lowing officers were elected by accla.
nation: r. l.. James, President; J.
;. Ballard, Nice-Presdent; Charles
Kohlmau, Recording Secretary; J. y.
Payne, Financial Secretary W. H..
Cary, Treasurer. \ finance committee
and board Of directors were also elect
ed. The time OF meeting was chang
ed to the second and fourth Mon lays
OF each month.
The following resolution was adopt
ed
WHEREAS, Certain rumors have OBJ
tanned currency detrimental to the
welfare aud prosperity OF this assOcia-
ton, therefore be it
ReSO!rcd, That the Employers and
Employees Mutual Protective Society
is not organized in the interest Of any
polictical com bination whatever, and
is not in any sense political institu.
ton, and that its aim Is simply the
successful carrying out of the princi-
ciples laid down in the preamble to
the constitution and bylaws Of the
society.
The meeting adjourned to the second
Monday In September.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01

Being enabled at present to purchase
goods in my line at reduction of 20
per cent, deem it due my patrons TO
give them the benefit thereof and |
Shall. therefore, from this date, sell at a
REDUCTION or % PER CENT.
On former prices. am now receiving
the largest stock and most complete as
sortment of goods in my line ever
brought to Dallas Orders by telegraph
promptly attended TO- Orders filled
lor any cemetery in the city.
A. W. MoRToS,
Undertaken, SO Cochran street, Dallas,
Texas. iy2U
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01

Quite ripple of excitement was
stirred in the neighborhood of upper
Wood street, in the Cedars, by the ap.
pearance of mad-dog. Officer Dunn
made an aggravated assault upon the
brute with his revolver, resulting In
the removal of a portion Of the beasts
uppel jaw. After quite chase the
animal finally passed in his checks on
the requisition of a well directed bull
let from the officers pistol. There was
quite panic among the women and
children of the neighborhood, and
they now walk the streets with great
deal more confidence than before the
rabid animal was removed from their
midst.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01
wanted TO Employ

An energetic and capable carpenter
by the day, to hire and take charge of
several workmen, at the Fair grounds.
Apply to Major Barkley, at Southwest
ern Life Insurance Office, over Blake Il
Jenkins Apply Immediately .--Adp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01

The opponents Of Mr. lhfockm'f' !
ton are gracefully accepting the .i'H''
ton. Immediately af,cr the c5nI'h-
ton, one Of them started up lhes'Fett
saying be intended 10 buy a conn.,
Yesterday morning however he
looked well, and thought the Dem'c'
racy worth living for even II he dl1
not haye his choice. Aud he was cor.
rect.
A beliperont individual, whose
surname il futile, offended an officers
idea Of street propricty, by very dis
orderly proceeding, IN front OF the ~
Grand hotel, yesterday morning
Being thoroughly saturated with ben
zinc and other matteTsof similar ma
lure, he vigorously resisted, and did
80 with sHch display Of strength that
assistance had 10 be called 10 convey
bin to the hotel, situated just back OF
the city hall He was conveyed 70 his
apartments IN al express wagon, re-
clning luxurously at full length, with
three officers sittiBg on him, and hold
Ing him comfortably supine, position
! TO which, in his modesty, he seemed 10
object.
The HERALD takes pleasure in cali
| ing attention to the card Of Doctor
I Henry X. Leak, who located among
Us nearly year ago. lie was iomcriy
[ u resident Of Iudiauola, hut when that
city was dismau,led by the terrible
tornado Of last year, Doctor Leak
made Dallas his home, and has well
sustained the reputation he had al
ready made, Of being most promising
and aide young physician. THE HER
AID bcspeaks for him the success he
deserves.
The glorious moonlight evenings
are a sure temptation 10 loyers to stroll
abuu. the fuburbs ana wear Oh, gate
/ hinges telling each other good night
/ She has DO. yet k,p. up late enough TO
. l.gh, q sleepy reporter 20 his welcome
ret. which he nightly, oy rather
moEuingly seeks. III this connection
could 30. oar young folks who are fond
Of sociab.ii.y get up moonlight pic
uic or something Of the sort The
trees are yet green around Dallas, and
/ the waves ripple gently OH the shores
/ OF Longs lake, white The uighl- are
/ delightfully."- cool and breezy. Come,
We young hope Of Dallas do some
thing - be not like Young Lochinvar's
rival, "a laggard IN love-
Poor Texos Joe lately turned over
new leaf but "a reference to the
police record shows that he promptly
turned it back again. Joe Is charac.
ter ia many respects, aud 70 strangers
often very great nuisance, but 10 the
people OF Dallas he is well known a.
harmless, good-natured and, If not too
lar gone, frequently witty and sarcas.
tic The authorities know this, and
deal As lightly As possible with Joe's
foibles, and no one blames them for
their leniency. The history Of his lie
may contain many pages from which
the moralist could CLEAN some o! the
causes which make promising men
their own worst enemies, and start
them on that dreary path, whose
whole length is not relieved by single
! 0aGpr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01

The National Hotel, ON Pacific ayen.
he, opposite the Elevator Is for rent. 1t
has twenty-siX sleeping rooms and all
needed conycuiences, The house is Just
finished, Apply to Smith ~ Hurt, law
ycrs, corner Main and Jefferson streets,
Dallas, Texas. aug2q.dlw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01

The HERALD is requested to an
nounce that the Second Ward Tilden
and Hendricks Club will meet tonight
at the old Masonic Hall, near the Cum
berland Presbyterian church. All the
members are earnestly requested to be
on hand, as business Of importance
will be transacted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01
Removal,

DR.. J. 5. Darlington has removed his
office from over Adams ~ Leonard :
bank building to the one-story frame
building ON Commerce street opposite
ST. Matthews cathedral whore he can
be found day or night
August ), 1876, aug9dlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01

De Stefano Brolher's,3l3 Main street
are selling Messina lemons at forty
cents per dozen, and oil kinds of fruits,
nuts, confectionery, ETC., at bottom
figures. I'D.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01
Personal.

w. c. Dwight, Esq, of Chicago, is
registered at the LeGrand hotel.
Mr.. w. +. Manson, OF New York, is
at the LeGrand hotel. He is on Il busl-
ness tour in the interest of New York
house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01
For Exchange,

\ beautiful and highly improved In
diana farm with dwelling, barn out
houses, orchards ETC. viii be exchanged
for Dallas city property or Texas lands.
Address, Editor Herald
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01
MARRIED.

LINER -GRAHAH-At tho residence Of
tAr lsldra father, utAy L.wisFIu", Denton
county, I,Xas, lhulrlny, August ~ io,p' ny
Graham. an II Denton county Texas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01

An Ames Engine and Boiler, thirty
horse power, for sale cheap, Also,
Steam Pump. Apply to
auglSdlm Rv. TONPElNS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01

Go to olive Branch Dining saloon
for a first class cup of Java coffee, etc.
augl3.lm LOUIS cHRErlEN,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01

The instantaneous ahh lnihi''"ir
REMEDY for Neuralgia ct Hosh.ns q
Howell. drug store Duilas.-Ad
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01
CITY BUSINESS.

Hot and Cold baths ut wilson's, No
tIt Elm street. decI5dly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01
Terms ranging from sc 90 (,
Sd 90 Der month,

Music, per month 81 OD
Use OF Piano for practice...... 10
incidental fec, per session OF five months GO
The complished musician and expeti.
eneed teacher, Mrs. Kingsbury, having been
added To the faculty, Will give instructions
In instrumental ana vocal music
rms seminary, situated on the corner OF
Masten ana Cochran streets, No. l6l, com.
mands several acres OF ground four well
ventilated rooms; an unfaliing spring OF
good water, and is remote from the distract.
Ing city influences.
From Its earliost existence this school has
secured for Its patrons their pro rata of the
public school fund, and hopes now 10 make
Itself still more meritorious OF such favo,:
seplllm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01
Citizens Of Dallas and Surrounding Country

beg you that will open The NEW CLOTHING
PALACE No 53 Elm street MONDAY August FL 1876 Would
all persons, citizens and country large cali
stock Of Mems, Youths
Gents Furnishing
o Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01

BALTigoaE. Aus-st ,l-C0ln-M Mixed YVES.
tern tu. 40 Iihsr,
81. l. ~, August 5l-Hemp duh and
unchanged. Flour .yg.y dn.t only small
s. 20. EE ;44t 20. Xxx . ,3 %. wheat
better lHf hr,t grades, shade on for loS but
quiet, Sp.-itll 81 3 cash and August; No.
40 q. 4s4 ~ ssh. Hs eC ~rIttm Ter. No. I.
Hc. Corn duh and lower, No. = mixed a i.
}. ~ cash, t'4c BID spot sales &c October.
Oals .oHer.Sp mixed, SIC cash; 3ll,c sep.
'runr. liyc timer BIZ cash; ~ October.
Barley very hight spring Hi.r
Wu.-ky lower at 81 %. Butter .,eal5.
prime @ selected dairy ls.1Lir. country
stHlr n alec. Ega-, only local demand. iul
Hay dull, prairie unchanged Coffee
choice $50 l".s2.c. NulasSes unchanged.
.autaton .as.io. E.c. VuictE an YORK
loser 81 s.'." dry ait meat lower 40 81 C,
..' Ea"uu lower at = ,ITl.r. ,' me. ". "a
.r- Lard lower inter 20. a.. &C.. g.
CHICAGO, august Bl.-Tlpur dull. WhTai
active. hru and higher 40. 2 spring ne
-U. sea Hi -H Srpl. IubeT: sy' 4'5- q uc.
40. i-4r cash and October. ~, e. Septem-
Der. Oats dulI and lower No. . 8la. ca-n
sy s Upiiuu-. Rye easier at 5Il,c Barrie
s-S5u. As stASc cash. s.c September PORK
unsettled Bat generally higher at SIS . cash
tui options. LfW unsettled luI generally
lower i 80 % a1sa an4 options. Bulk meats
NEE loHE, August 80 Flour IN nlfd,-
WagI Hu1 n.Urg, sGp-TGur western IS tVI
81 =, common tu good II asa ~; good ID
choice ~ ~ sE Is. " heat IN better demand;
Sc. = Chicago spring u -, No. Chicago
spring So. Corn Ia moderate cN port and
limited home demand, mixed steamer uu-
graded So oats IN good demand and
aru; mixed western viSi!c. CoGcc quiet
AU4 firm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


SEW YOaE, August 8l,-Gold opened al
81 Wi declined 10 VI ~ aud advanced tOSllO
IL which % closed.
Carrying rgio7 per cent ~ Nat.
IurrUwlug rates n 80 Der cent
Government bonds closed strong
Railroad bond. nun.
State bonds quiet
In. sock market opened with unlm'
YufluHi change, from yesterdays closing
prices Duuug the nr,t hall hour the general
llst advanced -. per cent Al the clos
iuk hour stocks we're strong ana higher, thr
he Z quotation, Of The dag having been
made. IA some Instances the advance from
tho lowest point II theduy ranged from :.
a. 30. per cent and bushes wa, quite large.
Tho market CLOSED active and strong with u
better feeling.
money IoT cent on call.
Prime mercantile papcrH.H per cent.
Custom receipts .iyl go.
Assistant treasurer alsUur.ci StJUDy.
C.cgTlugs & .~'.pr.
sierIius qu,ct;oJ days 80 'al. sI,7l.; sight,
- s-. q so.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01
MRS. C. e. w. MILLER

Aided by Il corps OF professional teachers,
practically conversant with the public
school system, so successfully operated in
81 Louis Mo. Latin, Higher Mathemntics
Etc, will also be taught there.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-23
Guropatlde Seri9te.

- lleber einen ent'eeli9en @atten. unO
SatermorO i6reibt man inter m %. W1ai aus
Salciten: uSOr aur3em bieB es, oaB i'll
SieSfau ein Wann, Der 5dusler SiiQz
bier, ieit eini9er 3eit ipurloS peri4munOen
lei. &ermutbuugeE, baB an bemlelben etn
Dtoro periibt, unD Die 4ei9e bel Seite qez
id)aiit tporoen, neranlaBteu Die Seb6roe III
unausgeiesten 9ea6fori9uugen, unO es 9e=
lasg geitern, Die @befrau uno neuu;ebnjGbriqe
So9ter oe8 Siiabier alS beIIeu M0roerlnnen
Su ernlitteln. Ste Sodter, cine liiocrli1e
0irne, biente bis gum lebten @inter in 0tatiz
bot unO beaab f4 Oarauf in bas eiterli4e
9aus 5llriid, mdbreno fte nit elmer anftsdeu,
ben Sranfbett bebaftet mar. Der Sater, Der
an Dem 2ebensDanoel Oieier ielner Glteitcn
So4ter anftoB nabm, rutes oerielben Die
Sbiir, bod tpur6e oaS Serblelben Der Sod1ter
uou Der Ysutter bsgiinfti9t. 2eBtere bebere
ber9te ie ndmlid, auf benz Sooen, i'm StaQe
&C. Die hGrSlihen Scenen, toelhe fid oies
ierbalb abipielteu, batten sur 6olge, oaB
Somter uno Neutier bic 8eieltigung oes Sat
ters beiAlOfeu unb ibren 8orIat in tuabrbaf>
t Hiliidler gSeiie austiibrteu. Gm so. Wtdrs
ipat absubs fam Galbier nit ieiuem Giuse-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-23
~ 8crmiOte te:e8rap0iiG)s
beueiGlen.

: Die auertfarild)e Sad)t :, SeIta" lit in
Solthumpton, @nglauO, augefommen.
- 9ie idbrlihe Sispng Der @bemifalicn.
Tabrifauten Der Ser. Staatcn ilnO geltern in
BDilaOelpbia iatt.
q @eit. SBalsr BON M:w- Dorf 1T 3um
&apltGn rer amerlfunlidlen St)iiBen Sc
ipanuidaft ermdblt moroeu.
- Ser 9eluuobelt8SuIta Oe8 Gommoz
ooreS Sanberbtlt oeri9liutmert fid).
- Sn Sau Sran5t8co fanO porgeitern
Qbeno cine repnb!itaHiid)e 0fatififatlOn5=
Seriammlnng itatt.
- Gn Ybilaoelpbia iuuroc geIlcru SoIepb
81. Sbomas iiberfiibrt, 9cfdli6le SonOS Oer
98aiITmerfe BON @ric4&iTp, pa, in @irfula,
ton geiett 5u baben.
- Der repubIifauiide StaatS Sonuent
Don Waine tagte geitcrn in Bangor uno ratiz
iiSirte Die 9tou1iuatiou Der bS. @oa1eS uuo
Mbeeler. @8 mlIrOe einltimmig beldlloIlcn,
in 9lnbetru9t Der wabridetnliden Safan3
elmer 9unoe8ienatorS Stelle aus Otaine
Srn. 8laine fir Oieic8 amt Su empfehlen.
S0uD. Conner lpurbe ais @0NDernelr lpieber
nonliuirt.
- 0ie 0epubffaRer oes 8. 9iitrirt8 BON
Su0iana baben @en. Worton S. !Sunter, ben
gegenmdrligeu Imtsiuhaber, ,uieoer ais Ser
treter beS ge1annten 9iItrittS i'm @ougreiie
n0nltnirt.
- 6r. 3. 6. 6aSfel 1T afs @on9reBz zOfitz
9lieb fir ben 5luciter 9iirlft BON &auia8
nomlnirt ipor6en.
- alonso %. Siti, Scr italieniid)e Gice.
@Onlul i'll 8bilaoelpbld, bat auf iein Amt
BcrSid)t 9eleiltet; ais ieiu yta1iolger 1T Sc.
y. @adi, friiberer italteEIlder Sice GOnIul
81 9te,ps Srltans, CrnanHt p0roeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-23
Eta0t Baltimore

Gtnlturs ctneS 8etoeri a m M
Iuuqsr 3etteS. = Die 9er1einoe Der
bii6Dflt1en NietboOifterl= &irde auf Der @de
Der @baie' unO gSaIbingtonftraBe, melder Der
Yreoi9er Q. 8. Cummings poritebt, bate ein
9roBe8 3elt auf etnem freten Ylate nebeu Der
&tr1e erriftet uno belt ytaGnitta9S Ano
abeuo8 fir @rnad]ene i'll oemlelben iogel.
,3feu0al" 8erlammlungen 3b.
@etern yfadlmittag uni llbr, tuGbren6
oa8 3elt nit SiuOeru angefiint mar, rpurbe
e8 bonn Sturme un1qemebt, uuo Die Sleinen
gertetben Ourd ben @iuitlIr; Oefelten in nid)t
9eringe aufregNuq. 0as 3slt erbielt ieinen
Soalt ourf elneu i'm Niittelpuntte ftehenosn
8fGbl, weldler aber aud init nieoer9enorfen
muroe, ieood 10 langiam umfiel, paB Die
Stnoer iimmtlid bel 3eiten aus Dem Yueife
oeIIelben tamen. Stiible uno Sdnfe tulirSen
fart Sentolirt, auh pObl bier uno ba Elm
3leio Serieet, aber ionit famen ale Qnuez
Ien6en nit benz Sd)reden oapon.
SaS 3elt miro heute ipieoer aufgerihtet
perSen, ,unO oa I'M llbr mteoer @ottesbienIt
Oarin 9ebaIten tperoen. S6on bdufg fiuo
iOId]e 3elte etnseftiirSt, uno eS 1T lei6t m09.
li6t oaB Ourd) ciueH 0erartigen !3uiammen.
ltur5 etn grJBe5 llugliid angeridtet ner0en
lam. tpesbalb SettenS ber Boli;ei entpeoer
Die @rrthtung bon 3elten oerboten oDer bic
ielben bejiigIi9 threr 6eitisfeit elmer ltrsngen
@OntrOIe HnterwOrien perSen ioIteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-23
gspitanets.W .Weriu tRt9ititaet,.

gSa b1ugton, %. Sum-. = @lne Der
bauptiGd!tdIten Sbmieri9teiten, nit neld)en
oa5 Boitamts<Oepartement 81 fdmpien baben
miro, iit Die ge5ablnng Der GlerfS Der Bot.
dnlter. Ser @encralz Boiimeiiter beautraate
5u biefem 3pede cine Sermiaigung Don s3,s
650,000. Sas @Omite bes Heprdientanten-
baules bertdtete 5000, 900, unO 0aS &orlile
oe8 SenatS aOOptirte ote 0tebuftion. Der
9sneralpoitmcliter miro lebt ge5luun9en ieiu,
nit Dieier Summeipon ndd)item Suli on au5z
SnfOmmer. Sa5 ourhldnittlife Saldr aller
i'll ben peri9ieoenen SoitGmteru Der Ser.
Staaten altgeitelten @lstS, 4547 an Der 5abl,
betrGgt S756 81 JaAHid, unb Die bon bem
@ongreB DerIpilligte Sunlme beasn9t eine Ser.
ablesuug bieies SalGrs nm 10 Bro5ent. Ser
Boameilter erfldrt, .oaB er nidJt iiber
ein 3p0lftef Der ldbrlifen Seriutaigung pro
Utonat auSgeben pirO, nm ieinem NaGioIgcr
tm 4mte fcln OefiSit ~ hintcrlahen. Su 0en
81 StdSten, in peldJen Briefe unent0elOlid)
in ben gSobHungen Der AOreilaten obgeliefert
mirnell, iin0 lin ganSen 2258 Brieftrdger an
gelfclt, heren Saldr pom $500 bis $500 be-
tragt, unb OieIe Saldre mi!feu I'M $50 biz
SIS re6uSirt iperoen. 9(ubtroem iiuo 1910
@tienbaan= =Boh.@ .@lerfs nit eiuem SuraId)nttt=
llhen ldbrliden @ebalt bon S12SS, 800 &ou.
teH=I9enten nit elnenl @ebalt bon $957, mo
222 loJenannte ''Mail Route Messengers" nit
etntm @ebolte bon 1862 angeitelit. Die
Yfihten eieier brei letteren &laiIen BON Be
anlten 5min9en iis, gsbr, skApsie 1dlte ibrer
Set. bon su 9anie-1bipefsnO ST. iein, uno
snfaea tStelelbcu iid) natiirIif Oaourd, mebr
&us9aben oeruriadeu, ais wenn iie Su4edaie
io9lren f6nnten. Sollte Die beebid,ti9te
Serpiuigung in Strait treten, 10 ipiirOe Oit
3esierung cine @rparniB bon $50O,0O0 bis
100000 MAIDEN, tpeldJe Sumue ben S&a1z
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