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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-24

FEosi Horn GuLcH.-Some splendid
looking gold rock from The Golden Star
mine nj tho head Of Hope Gulch, in
Island Mountain district WIS brought
down by Allen Penrod OH Wednesday.
He informs us that a quantity OF the
orS impcrfcctly reduced in ,rt:Lely
constructed arnstcr, yielded forty dol
lars to the ton. Tho lead is two feet
wide, we'll defined, md is prospected
to depth of twenty feet. Owing 10 Tie
scarcity OF water but little is being done
ut present in the placer mines of the
district, hit every preparation for Wig
orons attnck dpoii them in the Spring
is being made.
4 MILL FOR TrscAEoRA.-Erom w.
w. Bobicr, who came down from Tus-
curera yesterday, we obtain further
particulars i'll relation to the sale of the
Hornet mine recently ut that place.
The purchasing parties are said to he
Judge &. G.. Berry, L. =. Raines and
Vim. Hamilton. They spent several
days in tho camp, md 1t is now under
stood that this company will cause a
mill to be built for the reduction of ore
from their mine this Fall.
AT the annual meeting OF tho stock
holders Of the Eureka & palisude HAIL
road. held at the latter place few DAYS
since, d. q. Mills, VIM. Sharon, Ill.
Requa, j: W. Shaw. p. Evarts and Ell.
GA: Mills were elected Directors for the
ensuing ycnr. The new Directory has
determined to fcmoyc the principal
place OF business of tho Company TO
Eureka, the transfer TO take place with
in thirty days.
DECIDES ADVERSELY. - An adverse
ans Ser to the petition forwarded to the
Central Pacific Railroad Company by
the citizens Of this county, asking TINT
change in the rites of freight on bar
ley be made by the company, in order
TINT ranchcrs here could compete with
California i'll the markets of eastern
Nevada, was received last evening.
Comment is useless.
COMING. - Smallpox has reached
Ogden Mt length, and il believes our
authorities to be prepared for its re.
ception here, US 1t is likely to make its
appearance at any day.
a NEW ArPoISTMESr.-The position
Of Post Trader, at Camp Hulleck. has
recently been transferred TO j. L. Edofr,
of the firm Of Reinhart &c Co., of this
place.
ADJoUENEp.-The Board OF Equaliza-
ton adjourned until next Tuesday.
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THE DE.IUCIiATiC nvIN.itl
IEt:GpIEJT
THE.

The Democratic primary election yes
tcr!ay, passed off quietly and orderly;
nothing having occurred during the day
10 disturb tho usual docorum. and
person unncqGaintod with tue fact! in
the case, would scarcely have been
aware that anything unusual was taking
place. THO total vote cast was i5l.
Walter Chase. j.. De Young, Richard
Dorsey, Isaac Yates, 4. Parker, J. NJ.
Lane, ,. Van DrC!lcn. Il. ii. BERNARD,
q. w. Lition ind James Gray, having
respectively received the highest num-
her Of yntcB, were dGclaIcd Ms elected
delegates to the Convention 20 DO held
~ this place on Monday the 10Th ill.,
slant.
Tux "GEM" MEETI%G.-At the con-
illusion Of an official meeting Of the
"Gcm" Lying Club, Captain Near, who
had just been elected prrnidcnt Of tho
organization, in order TO establish his
claim 10 So distinguished position
proceeded 80 rlecirify all the old stills
within the sound az his stcntoriln,
cross cut voice, by rcrouuting how he,
the aforesaid Captain, had with his lit
Tic scythc, in the Summer Of 10, while
mcRnhrring dawn tho llunbal,lt river
towards California, stood with his fnro
fcct upon tho lee which locked within
its cold embrace tho turbid waters Of that
classic stream, and moved the luxuri-
mt WnsH which grew nLovo it. This
hcTCulonn metal effort quito exhausted
tho worthy President, and il Lccninc
ncGcasnJy io load him ~ ngAin from II
black bottle that was handy.
FoH ConSuCcIIS. We received n call
from II Mr.. O'Kcrf, 81 Iowa, on Friday,
who had just arrived from that State,
AZ ho informed Us. for tho purpose Of
looking after tho Affairs Of William 4.
Scott, tho Young man, who II will DO
remembered, met with sudden death
in the shnft of the leopard mine, n few
weeks ago. Tho gentleman proceeded
ut once to Cornucopin 10 discharge tho
duties pt his mission.
LEorAm Bullion. Wells, Fargo &
CGmrGny received, yesterday morning,
Hvc hars Of .nllion, valued ut - coo,
from tho Leopard Company'H mill at
GOrnuCoi,in.
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THE TRIAL OF JOHN ID. LEE,

Tho trial Of Johd d. Lee, at Beaver,
Utah. is still progressing, and the Salt
Lake TTitHne's special correspondent,
under date of the 18th instant, writes
MS follows TO that journal;
The defendants counsel this morn
| ing moved to dismiss the Lee case OIL
the ground that the statute under Which
the indictment against tho defendant
Was found, was repealed by the fifty
eight section Of the Penal Code, passed
last March, and thore has been, by the
design Of Mormon Legislature, no
saving clause put in tho new criminal
law. boomerang Spiccr, argued the
point, proclHiming with a loud voice
to all criminals in the lnnd they nre
free. All the prison doors Of Utah had
been thrown open by tho new Code.
and all offences committed prior to
March 4, 1876, wero condoncd and
prosecution barred. lie concluded by
announcing the enactment of tho now
Penal Code, to ho glad tidings OF gruat
joy to thousands in this Territory!
''Ihe year OF jubilee TO evil doors has
come, nll shall Ito lovely and the goose
hnngS high" were the last words of
Spiccr. The Court Ovcrruled the mo-
tiQn without giving the opposing conn
sci Il chance to speak on tho question.
MIR. Presley Denny, for prosecution,
made the opening address to the jury,
reviewing tho evidence correctly md
fnirly MS produced OH the witness stand
what, hc said, was calculated to bring
to the minds Of the jury, i'll concise
and compact manner, material facls
sworn to touching the guilt Of Lee.
Judge Foster, Of Phoebe. for the de-
Tense, followed ut considerable length,
and cndcav0rCd to show that Lee went
to tho Meadows on nh cnrrand OF mercy.
lie assniled tho prosecuting witnessed
~ accomplices in the crime, md gave
it rs his opinion that their testimony,
uncorroborRtcd by evidence from clcan
hands, was not worthy Of consideration
by the jury.
The Court announced TINT IL would
instruct tho jury ON thRt point.
boomerang Spiccr, also for tho do.
Tense, made his little RpCech. occupy.
ing some forty minutes. 1t was not n
boomerang, it was, however, whang-
doodle. Court adjourned.
Mr.. Bishop, for Leo, md tho Dist
trict Attorney, for prosecution, How
ard, expect to occupy tho cntiro day
Tomorrow in arguing the case. Lees
conviction is considered sure, because
the jury (which is composed OF Nor.
mons have to choose between convict.
ing Lee according 10 evidence, or saddle
tho crime upon their church. Lees
counsel have undo 10 defense whnt.
oyor, but arc relying entirely upon tile
virtue Of their pleas in abatement to hC
tried before the Supreme Court,
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WEEKLY ElKO INDIE PENDENT.
SUNDAY, SEPT. ~. 40.
lFrom Sundays Daily.1
rHI otINnEi,i.ri' pIItictiss.

Some months ago n lengthy article
appeared i'll the San Francisco Pos;
regarding II new process for the rcduc-
ton of rcbcllious ores, known MS the
MindcleN Process. According TO the
Post it LAS Been positively demonstrated
by the practical working Of ores Of every
variety ut the company's establishment
i'll San frnncisco that this process pos
seSscs immense advantages over all
others known, both in the compare
lively slight cost of constructing the
works, AMI also tile low figures at which
ores may DO reduced. The ore il pre-
pared by being broken i'll small pieces.
md conveyed by elevators into the first
furnace, where, after all the moisture
has been eliminated, it is let down
through slide iuto the rctorts, which
nre then securely closed. Cnrbureted
hydrogen is then forced iuto the rctorts,
which, uniting with oxygen in The ores,
is entirely and completely consumed,
carrying all impurities with it. This
process reduces the metal in the rock TO
metallic state. 1t is then carried by
means OF elevators to the smelling fur
nacc, and ore smelling is all that is uec-
essary before going to the refinery fur.
mace. Among those who have wit.
messed the thorough test made by the
Mlndclcn process, were number Of
tho most prominent practical milling
nnd mining men OF the co'st. wh3 ND
hcsitatingly expressed their unqualified
endorsement Of this new process. Al.
though every character OF ore Is Sic
cessfnliy treated, the working Of copper
appears to be II speciality, AMI Mr.. Il.
ii. Alexander, President Of the Min
dclcT Company is DESTROYS Of cstaI,-
fishing reduction works in this county.
The copper product of Railroad Dis
trict having attracted his attention
he came. up here few days ago
and nftcr obtaining reliable in
formation rs to the prospects for pro-
curing steady supply OF ore in that
camp, communicated with other mcrn-
hcrs of the e"tpany. Mr.. Alexander
assured nS that il the ramp Is rs rep
resented, ana satisfactory arrangements
ran bG made in relation TO the prucnr-
Ing 81 ore, the erection of works will
shortly be commenced.
Whom We We're informed that copper
ore ~ low grade rs 10 per cent. would
be purchased, VIC were favOrabIy I'M
pressed with the process which could
secure It margin from 80 lit,lo metal.
intcicatcd parties will arrive from
Sin Francisco this week, and
III company with Mr.. IIurj. who has
been received in their employ, will
proceed at once 10 Railroad district To
make thorough investigation OF tho
prospect,
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J.OUIS Az TIiIsi

Rcinhnrt e Co. will, from this time
forward, sell thcir'entiro stock Of dry
goods at much lower figures than ever
before, and without any regard for their
original cost. II my doubts nro enter
tanned as to the sincerity Of this asser-
ton, they can easily DO removed by
personally applying at their large dry
goods establishment.
To FARMERS ASD OTmEEs.-IIaving
assumed entire control of the blncl;-
smithins, wagon-making and machine
shops, ! am now prepared TO do any
anu "ll Kinds Of work in my line, par.
tic"lnrly the repairing OF agricultural
implements, on the most favorable
terms.
A, DnuCE.
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iEIS CONVICTED.

4 dispatch from Salt Lake, lasi night,
brings the intelligence that tho jury be.
foro whom John d, Lee was tried, at
Beaver, Utah, brought in n verdict of
"murdcr in the first degree" The
jury being composed entirely of Nor
mons, n conviction was scarcely OK.
rcctcd, and tho impression now obtains
that Leo has been sacrificed by tho
Mormon oligarcby in order 10 remove
tho odium Of tho massacre from their
own skirts. Lee, through his counsel,
W. W. bishop nskod dolby Of sentence
for ten days TO afford timo to file
grounds Of appeal. Leo Is sad aud
threatening by turns, md thero is n
rumor that ho intends 10 reveal more
than Is already known.
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ANOTHER GARD,

1t having come to my knowledge TO-
night that i'll portion Of the county it
has been reported That had withdrawn
from the candidacy for nomination for
the office OF County Treasurer, or that
wonid do SO under certain contingencies,
/ take this method of publicly stating
that have not withdrawn, and have
never had any intention of withdrawing,
and shall not withdraw, but shall stay
with 1t, Enthusiastically, clear through, MS
have done from the first.
II NJ Gp,sr
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EUREKA HOTEL.

L. NJ. Baum, tho pioneer purveyo1 TO
the Palisade public, has fitted up anew,
throughout, the Eureka Hotel, nenr his
old place in Palisade, and travellers to
and from Eureka, and the public gem
orally. can rely upon getting first-class
meals and number one beds at all times
by interviewing tho geninl host of the
Eureka Hotel.
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Il'rom Thursdays Daily. !

Fon CoxgTAuLE. No mo authorized
10 present tho namo Of Frank Mcphctcra
for ,bc consideration Of tho Democratic
Township Convention, IA lie inspires
10 tho position Of Constable for Elko
Township. llis card appears In oar
political column.
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tI'ron Tuesdays Daily. |

STATE Fam rRizEs.--In tho list OF
prizes awarded nt tho Slate Fnir, wc
notice That Mcssra Tnhcr & Merritt Of
this county hayc secured three prizos,
uggrcgniinR the magnificent aum Of
$50; cousin Vic," best thoroughbred
stallion; iiainnm, host ilrco.ycRr-ol'l
uraft stallion, AMI second premium on
"CloyCr;' same.
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BORN.
BldELoW-In Elko. Sept 18th, TO The wife
Of Il. II. BIgelow. 4 daughter
~ THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE;
l. Chnncery DiYislon- Vice Chanrnllor MhlinAi

A
l. Chanccry Division Nice Chancellor MAlinSj
In the matter o. the Companies Acts, 1867 and
1867. and III thu matter OF the Mineral Hill
silver Minea Company tllmited.i-1he crcdI-
tors Of the above named Company are rcIuirsd
on or be!oic the 3Ist day OF Octo bcr, i97O,
In semi their names and addresses aud tic mar.
HcuiRrG OF their debts uud claims and tho
names and n1dFcsses Of their solicitors II any
10 William Turqulud, Of 40. 16 Token House.
yard. IN tho City Of London, In England, the
hquidutor Of the said Company, and, II SO re-
qntrcd by notice In writing from Tie sail iinuI-
dat1r, are By their solcltorb to come ia AMI
prove their said d.Dts or Claims ut tho chnmb.
ers OF the vire-Clanceior, Sir Richard MalIns,
OF No. D, stond buildings, IIncoln's Inii, In the
County OF MiddleEe1, in England, at such time
nS Shall be specified In FITCH nuiicu, or IN de-
fault 0ercof they will be excluded from the
debts are proved. -"
Such OF the dCbcnturc holders CT the 'hboyo
company rs have already. in pursIanco OF tho
advertisements i1Rucd Sn tho suit OF I,imbort
Va. the Mineral Hin Silver Mircs Company,
IiIuiicll, 1879, IL No. G, sent In particulars or
their claims In respect OF debeulurcB hold by
them, and which claims llsY9 already been adj.
mitIcu ana certified on The said suit, arc not 70.
luircd again 10 send In particulars OF such
claims under this advertisement, but such
claims will DO admitted claims In tho lInuIda-
ZION without further claim Or proof, wedntE s.
day. the 18th day of November, 1876.
ut II o'clock Mt noon, at the said chambers, ia
appointed for hearing and adjudICaiIng upon
tho debts aud claims.
Dated this Jrd day Of August, 1870. ...
T.. W. WALKER, Chief Clerk.
q. M. CLEMENTS ~ Gresham House, Old
Broad streets.
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OREaoM's SEsATuR.--A dispatch from
Portland, Oregon, last evening unouu.
cca the election Of Glover ~ United
States Senator. Ncsmith was with.
drawn.
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PEEso%AIs.-Judge KeGney returned
from P"lisadc Saturday evening, where
he WIS employed in prosecuting the ex-
animation Of the two hoodlums who
opened the sand switch on the G. =.
road, few days ago. Gen. Sherman,
Secretary Cameron and party passed
west III IL special ear yesterday morning
...Commissloncr George Scitz and wife
arrived from the west by the train last
evening. -. Commissioner Abncr Wise
man arrived yesterday morning TO take
his position on the Board Of Euuiliza-
ton.
HEAVY TIMnEEs. -Four new battery
timbcrs for the Leopard mill Mt Cornn.
copia arrived here from the Sicrras by
the freight train Sunday. They were
sixteen feet long by twenty.eight inches
square, and nre designed to replace the
old mortar blocks. They, together
with n lot Of smaller timLers. were i'm
mcdia;"ly loaded ON wagons and started
for their destination.
ELEcTEn. THE Falcon Mining Com
pnny has elected VI. J.. Freeman as its
President and II. N. Grant, Secretary.
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POLITICAL.

| - - - ~ "A LIE
Fl. q. AErfIR
4 SNoUNcEs HIMSELF & CANDIDATE FOB
n the po.Itiol OF
COUNTY CLERK,
suhlsSt 10 the decision Of the Dsnoer1ue Con.
STEPHEN HENLEY
4 NNoUScEs HI,tsELrA CANu1DArx roH
COUNTY CLERK,
Of Elto county. subject 10 tha dcelstou Of ths
Democratic CJnrenticu. 80
H. a. YOUNG
a HSorNcEs HIMSELF CANDIDATE ron
~ The ISsIiIvn Of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
9. EIto sSa6ty .uItes. to the dse,.IOn Of tho
JOHN Ii, E1~r
A NSouScEs HIMSELF CANDIDATE ron
"A tsS position CT EII7-S -.
COUNTY CLERK
OF klto cOuu.y. subject to tho Democratic Cen.
TentioI. > = .IE. I 20 - = q.
HENDERSON GREEN
\ NEouNcEs HTlIsILF CANDIDATE FoH
"A The position Of 4 ,,s-. p
COUNTY commissioners
or Elio county. uubJce. to the Democratic Con.
AL. CAC4E
A NxouNcEs HIMSELF CANDIDATE ron
IA tile position OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
or Elko county. subject to the decision Of the
DomecrAtle ConTenIloni C'E a
@. Nj. BANKS. OF IEIIKO.
A SNoUNcEs uINsELF A CANDIDATE Fou
n tbs pcsiltoh Of .#s
SHERIFF
or Elio rot1nI3 subject to tho decision Of the
Democratic Convention. -r-ra,sers .-'.0.0 g..
CHRIS. AfHLLUB
A EHouNcEs IirusrLT A CANDIDATE roH
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR,
or Elto county. shbieet 10 The decision OF thS
Republican Convention. jy2o.
nj, q. Crosby
a NNouNcEs HIMSELF A CANDIDATE FoH
sUPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Subject 70 the decision of the Republican
County Convention, - .-..l--T-. 5.
FRANK RIcPHHrERS
A NNouNUE5 HIMSELF a CANDIDATE FoR
~ tho position or
CONSTABLE or ELKo TOWN.
SHIP,
Subject 10 the decision OF tho Democratic Town.
ship Convention. lII
M. TE. 0oTn.orr
A NNouNoEa riTNsELr a CANDIDATE roH
II the position OF
AssEMsLYMAN
FROM Eiko county. subject to tho decision Of
tho Democratic Convention, siG
A----~~~- no.
j. A. T1NItEIS
A ESouNcEs. HIMSELF A oAnDIDGrE ron
ASSEMBLY
From, Elto county, subject 10 tho decision Of
the Democratic Convention. jy21
JOHN HUNTER
A NNoUNoEs HIMSELF A CANDIDATE ron
~ the Position Of ="= s;.|
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
or Eiko county. subject to tho decision Of tho
Democratic Convention, IJ11
GAY DAwLDY
4 NHoUScEs IfIMsElF A CANDIDATE rOR
IA tho position Of
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HAYES And WHEELER.

AT the Republican meeting last
night, the vast amount of enthusiasm
wasted in powder aud pyrotcchnias,
was such heavy drain Oh tho patriotic
reserves. that very little was left for
the interior Of the hail: Judge Leon
ard OF Winncmucca, Republican candi-
d"to for Supreme Judge, arrived hy
the train last evening, bat those yell
low posters, which gave notice that tho
Judge would breathe consolation into
the ears of tho fuithfuL WAS cousidera-
bly, "oif' for the Judge did no such
thing. Counselor Wines was Mt length
pursuadcd to ''stGnd in" dnd gave the
boys bt!ef benefit, which; considering
the fatal weakness of his political posi-
ton, was over average as n ctmpaign
harranGue. Like all tile Republican
orators, the Counselor let his OWN cam
didate and the present administration
severely alone, coniiring himself TO
tho task of belnborinS the best abused
men Oh the continent Of America, from
Tunes 1876 view OF that person. The
marked Discrepancy shown in the lnn-
guagc Of the leading Republican organ
how that Mr. ridden Inspires 10 the
Presidcncy-nndi ts uttcranccs rcsuect-
ing that gentleman only one short year
ago, has been repeatedly shown, and
the Times, with nll its unbIushiIiy ef-
irontcry, hasn't the mendacity to deny
it. When the Times could afford 10 do
Mr. Tilden justice, it always referred
to him i'll terms Of highest co,umcnda-
ton, but now, the high-inindcd, honor
able gentleman who has "done the
State so:ne service" is stumbling
blocl; i'll their way, and brains will be
racEcd and oceans Of ink will be
shed by that same vcrncious journal, in
the attempt TO prove itself liar in 1919,
for that it did, through term Of years,
including 1875, pcrsistently and con-
sistcntly eulogizc and indorse the man.
who Of all neil il is now slandcring, il
an undcniable fact, mid cannot be dis
putedi therefore, il it tells the truth
mor, il was n fnlsifycr in 1870, and in
either case, Is quite unworthy the re-
"pcct or cohIidence Of amy honest man.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
aAx DAWr,mv

OF EiSo county. subject to tho decision Of tho
Democratic Convention, ira
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ASSEMBLY

From Elko county, subject 10 tho decision Of
the Democratic ConTontlon. jyo1
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OF Elkc county, subject TO The decision Of Oh,
Democratic Convention. IY22
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COUNTY RECORDER

4 NaoUScEs 1fiMsElF A CANDIDATE ror
~ tho position Of
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.IOuN HI1NrnR

A NNoUNoEs HIMSELF A CANDIDATE ron
~ the Position Of - :, :. -
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TERRIBLE SUICIDE.

At q late hour on Friday night Patrick Harrington,
aged forty, an exsoldier and formerly member
Of tho Newark police force, threw himself in
front OF train on the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad near Ncsbitt street,
Newark, and was instantly crushed 10 ocath
DC had a wife and nvo children, and bore an excellent
reputation. Ever since he lett the police force lew
weeks ago, he has been IN great mental trouble. On
Friday afternoon no told friend his cx-
hausted he had boon unable 10 lind employ mcnt and
unemployed No inquest has been held, mono being
lccmcd necessary
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SUICIDE OF AN. OLD MAN.

Early yesterday morning an aged man, named John
Lndcrinan, committed suicide by hanging at his
dcnce Cedar street, Stapcton. 5. He drove TWO
large nails In tho back of his bedroom dor and hung
himself IRON ihcm with small twine string When
found by his vile the body still warm and tho feet
resting the ioor but lilo extinct Coroner
Lea called 10 hold inquest and the verdict was
deliberate suicide
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IMPORTANT FREE LECTURE
BY Mrs. y. q. Brown. President OF tho Metaphysics
University Oh bond ST. New ork. Thursday afternoon
Nay H. At o'clock In Republican Hall. % West 3Jd a.
o doors east q brosdwsy the irumphs Of her rca
Metaphysical Discovery disc cradle to th
grave God fixed plan protect the body and all shout
know that plan.
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rIllyoLI THEATRE
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srvn.v .rr.,x..ov .Sr pvvv,v,
SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT
Ampsrb corps Of Artists
,n.magninccn. p,o.-.um.
-
.nu
KARL KERssES's FULL ORCHESTRA
av.,,.,sv , =, :. : 0s'0e-
D'EHfisE, ~ pvcxr@n rr,pcp.u
Tho circulation Of tho EVENING fELEGRAM last week
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tuesday I.2uo
49,.
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Saturday. 1880
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The hansoasss ior ned isdivs ia the world s,.ss-E
~ Tue ' nasss iSeai,a attain IL 1,a , ''
n Ada ,a.ltts Of rookiym r. who I'm. been delight.
ing the the provinces with her charming acting.
sat- TO - the iae sm.ic % MISS Morris both ~ actna ana
anu W pfedicscu sue wi DO @he coming great
,ArI,
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