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The New York herald., 1877-02-04
OFF FOR CUBA.

FRESH AID TO THE STRUGGLING PATRIOTS.
There Is considerable jubilaton In certain Cuban
circles IN this city the TACT that another cargo of
arms and destined the aid OF the srug
Cling patriocs on "the Evcr-iathfu Isle' has been
safely sent away from tho shores of sympathizing
America. Among the other ndispensablcs COM
posing the bulk ol the expedition their were
10000 stand of arms, packed in floor bar
rels 40 900 cartridges shipped in boxes labelled
"Babbt's Best Soap" the most improved style OF
Knapsock. blankets. large store Of medicines and nu
ohcr articles at present greatly needed by tho
iprovided army of the Republic. The vessel, so far
could be learned, is an ordinary schooner called the
Bovine which cleared. 1t Is supposed, from New Bed
made up ostcnsiby oil salt cod, brooms.
barrel slaves, &C. From the meagrc informa.
tion secured y would appear 'nat ,,. Inc vessel
gat light until her stores were fully complete,
tho same having been. taken out to her from
the shore In small boats in such prudent
manner that no suspicious aroused, and
nothing unusual could DO noticed taking
place. After completing her cargo she weighed anchor
and silently stole away, her captain, j. q. Van Gium
q German, having been salutcd with many whispered
"Godspecds" from the devoted abetors in the scheme
who we're assembled on the dock previous to de-
parture THIS considered by far the most portant
expedition that has sailed from American port in
HERALD reporter, in an cndeavor TO secure some
Cenitc information OF tho sailing of tho Bovine called
upon MIR. Jules Govoneze, CUBAN supposed 70 be
fellow-countrymen IN Cuba, now resident Of East
Houston street. lie, when questioned the sub
jcct OF the successful sailing Of the expedition,
shrugged his shoulders and said he was not at
liberty to converse about the matter. He neither DO
MED nor confirmed TACT that such an expedition
had really gono, and hinlod that he pos
sessed Of he desired information would scarcely DO
polite In him to disclose IT, considering the propnquiy
and vigilance OF the Spanish Consul oil this city, and
his determination TO keep hts government advised OF
all suspicious craft departing from tho ports OF the
United states. The proprcty OF this course was
readily cquiesced In by the reporter. A number Of
other prominent Cubans, when questioned the
subject sgnl1cd total ignorance concerning 1t, and
fused express themselves. 1t Is also hintcd that
still another and feet sailing vessel ut present only
awaiting full complement OF and material to sc,
sail island OF Cuba where, hoped by tho
Of the scheme sho will arrive despite the
spanish gunpoats which arc constantly sailing IN
Cuban waters tho lookout for nlibustcring cxpcdi
lin
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BROWN, THE MIND READER, CHAL-
LENGED.

Nkw YORK, Feb. 2, 1871
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Having read In this mornings issue the report OF
the entertainment conducted by Mr.. j. r. Brown, at
Chickering Hail. IN which It is alleged that Mr. Brown,
being blindfoded after having touched person In
the audience, while being led by stranger "returncd
the PLATFORM and removing the bandage descended
the floor, and with tlc delay placed his hand upon
the shoulder Of the right gentleman. {"
Now, sir, am myself mind reader, In the same
,. r. Brown is, and do a Of the feats he
performed, with the exception Of the last one as
recorded above, and beg to offer my opinion that
neither Mr.. Brown nor any other individual can, with
out tho aid OF confederate do what 1t Is here repre-
scented he did. shall be happy to meet Mr.. Brown at
any time he may wish, TO be convinced OF this fact
and am SO positive OF what assert that would
wager 81 600 that he cannot do without aid from
outside parties.
Mr.. Brown get my right name and address at the
HERALD Office. In the meantime sign myself,
AUGUSTUS STANTON
The New York herald., 1877-02-04

orchestra under the direction Of Max MaSetzek Tho
sale Of seats for Miss Abbott's debut has been I'm
menss
IAN For Her" must be Withdrawn from tho stage At
Wallack's Theatre Wednesday night noswithstand-
Ing It's popularity, make place for series Of old
comedies, which IL Is the intention OF Mr. walack to
produce IN thorough style Tho first Of these will DO
''The Morning CaIi' and married Lie" During the
absence OF Mss Dyas the part OF Lady Marsden has
been gracefully and intelligently performed by MISS
Rose Lisc
grand concert for the benent Of the building fund
VIII be given at the Church OF the Man
hattanvilie, next Sunday evening. February H. In
addition to the regular choir the following artists VIII
assist -Miss Morr'son first soprano; Miss Mary Seal
Ion. soprano; Miss Agatha Manier contraito Mr.
Charles Frtsch, tenor: Mr. Phil r. Sullivan, baritone
Mr. Carl Richter. vioIlnist: ana Professor Redmond
Carroll. orgsnist
"rhe Bohemian Girl" was repeated at the Academy
or Music yesterday attcrnoon, with the following
cast:-Arline, Miss Clara Louise Kellogg; Gypsy
Queen, Mrs. Zelda Scguin; Tbaddeus, Mr.. Joseph
Mans; Florestinc. Mr. G. II. Turner; Count ArnheIm.
Mr. George A. Comfy; Deviishooi. Mr. Henry peakes.
The house crowded from parquet to dome. Four
performances will be given this week, as iollows-
Tuesday, "Lucia;' Wednesday, "Flying Dntchman;"
Friday, "Mgnon" (beneAt OF Miss Kellogg; Saturday.
matinee bill
"Fifth Avcnuo' has bcen rehearsed all the week at
Booths Theatre, under the direction Of the author
Mr.. George FawcoL Rowe, and will be produc,d for
tho Arst time tomorrow evening ut Bootns Theatre
Much attention has been given TO the scenic effects,
OF which will DO the collision at OF TWO steam
ers in fog, which will be simulated by steam, pre-
vented from penetrating the auditorium by current
OF cold air tho footshts The cast is large, and
the principal serious parts will be ntrusted to George
Rgnold, Frederick b warde, Miss Made Granger and
Miss kato Girard while the comedy roles will DO
enacted by Atkins Lawrence George knight and John
Wild.
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ALFRED DE MUSSET.

Mr. L. Sauveur continued his series of literary Ice
tuies at the Union League Club Theatre yesterday
afternoon by giving lauda,'on OF tho sensuous poetry
Of Alfred dc Musset AS his audience, Numbering about
100, was composed principally Of ladies, his rcmarks
were somewhat confined in his treatment Of the SUBJ
ycct Those who cared TO learn about tho great
French author could gather from the octurer's lips
the Titles OF many books which, however, he earnestly
part oi great many In the audience with look Of
firm resolve to buy those very books tho rst op-
portuniv.
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DEATH OF AN EX-ALDERMAN.

Ex-Alicrman Thomas Kcating Of tho Sixth ward,
Brooklyn, died at his residence, No 60 Dcsraw street,
Friday night, in the fortyfourth year OF his age
Deceased who was a democrat served term OF two
years in tho Common Council, and part Of q term in
the Board OF Supervisors For several years nc was
elected constable and has been for the last Tow wears
employed oncor In the Oicc OF tho Surrogate OF
Kings county. HIS funeral will take place this alter
noon, from ST. stephens Roman Catholic church,
Hicks street.
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A PEDESTRIANS CHALLENGE.

INV York, Feb 3, 1915
To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
hereby challenge William Il. Learn to walk me two
miles for 5000, at any place which hs may name. By
inserting this IN your valuable paper you VIII ooige
yours respectfully, FRANK J. MILLS,
No. $50 Third avenue, care cigar store.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
rHoxAs. younrH srMpuoxY coNcEnr.

THOMAS FOURTH SYMPHONY coNcEnT
dcnsely crowded and very brilliant house greeted
Theodore Thomas and his orchestra ~ Stcinway Hall
last night, on occasion Of tho fourth symphony con-
cert. Three composers representing very different
styles and OF music-Baeh. Beethoven aud wag-
ner-suppIed the programme. The great old master
OF fugue, j. s. Bach, appeared in tho Suite. No. g. In
D. which consists OF Overture, Air, Gavotte Bourree
and Gigue. Tno Pastoral symphony, that
most celestial OF instrumental works, repre-
sented Beethoven, and Wagner concluded the bill
with the finale Of the "Ring Of tho Nibelungen"
From the wonderful and ingeniousy wrought meas
ures OF Bach 10 tho storm and earthquake OF sound
that accompany Of alfalfa aud It's gods
In which WAGNER TO have pressed into service
everything Of musical nature calculated TO mako
deafenpg effect, thero Is long step Like bright
vision tho Pastoral Symphony steps in be.
tween the sturdy suite and the music drama. There
Is species OF magnetism about the Interpretation OF
Beethoven symphony py Thomas orchestra that can
not overcstmated but rarely before did u reach
such degree OF power as last evening Tho perform
ance Of the pastoraIe'' was something TO be remem-
bcred. The utmost decacy and the most sonorous
effect which the demanded from The play
crs tho impression that the conductor had band
OF virtuosi beneath hrs baton The lovely introdnc-
tion, Allegro ma non roppo; the idylc Amdd'te. in
which the ceaseess babbng OF tho brook arc added
the . call Of the bird 10 its mate, the rafting
schey-0, the storm and the impressive nnale all were
COMPOSER was Infused into tho bosom Of each player il
may be doubted whether one would not experience
considerable aaicuy even in Europe a%n 70 nnd an
as supcrbiy as tho baud Of Thomas can do.
The finale to the ''Gotter dammerung'' Twilight OF
tho Gods) the last Of the Triogy Of Wagner, Is cer
tanly the most stupendous part of the work The
seecton5 madc by Mr.. Thomas commenced with
the funeral march OF Seglried and ended with
the sclf.immolaton Of Brannhilde and the do
struction OF waIhalla. Mr.. Thomas was very
fortunate in being able TO such accomplished
artist as Mme Pappenhelm to sing the arduous music
OF the valkyr bride OF the hero. The ricn tones OF
her grand dramatic needed TO give due ccct
to the farewell OF Brunnhilde. The funeral march
was a marvellous performances, all hs noble outlines
being brought out with distinctness. From the FIRST
seornful exclamations Of Brunnhildc. when she or.
ders back the mourners, until the last dread act OF
vengeance, when she throws the brand
Into walhalla's glittering keep.
Nine. Pappcnhoim never faltered for moEient In
tho trying ordeal II easy task to hold her own
against tho torrent Of sound which surged up from the
orchestra and threatened TO ovcrwhem hor voice All
praise is due to tho noble band OF nstrumentasts and
their admirable leader for such concert as that Of
last evening
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anxious that the whole OF these facts shah he known
be Ia relation the N Utter es'
by witness littlehed affecting IN most
respectfully against farther delay tho matter OF
my animation. j. MADISON WELLS.
Tho room was thcn cleared Tor consultation, and It
was decided " examine Mrs. Wells on Monday.
INELIGIBLE KLkCToR.
Nj. Rutledgo Lea then examined. lie testtned
to his having been elected Presidential ecctor In
Iowa. but he had met with the Electoral College
nor electoral VOTE he held the Office OF
United States Commissioner Of the Cnited states Cir
cut Court IN Iowa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-02

CAsE Up Observation-Disclosures. Of the
wsli-known Cola Hill Variety and Fancy
Gsois Store, On Main street. opposite The
yellow jacket works. calls upon all per-
sons indsbtsd 10 him 70 csms forward and
ssttls. UAlsss they put up the csin imms-
diAtsly they will gstinto trouble. Bsrlinsr
nssns business. Read his notice In our
sAvsrtisins columns to-day.
TEE ALxAMsRA.-Ths Aihanbra Thea
tsr. virgiaia. 10 crswdsd these days. under
The new Management. Miss ADELAIDE Bar.
rstt. whose voice Il . wonder Of power and
swsstness, charms the largp audiences.
The Bslnsnts are the perfsstisn Of grace
and agility. Tho programme 10 fall And
varied. The prices remain - usual.
Jupox KNOX. Of Virginia. 10 In San
Jose a. present for the benefit Of bis health.
which ID much improved.
TEE Board Of County Commissioner
met to-day In Virginia, and transacted q
variety Of business.
0sonol MANN will open the Capital
Eating stand Friday merning.
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snyrn Crrr NuKu.. urros Pr.rr

SILVER CIrY MpKus' UNION FESTIVAL.
As will he seen by due announcement In
our advertising columns to-day. . grand
ball and festival 10 TO be given st Silver
City next Monday and Tuesday evening"
for the benefit Of the Miners Union at
that place. The music for the occasion
will be furnished by Church 4 Jones
band Of Silver City. and the Virginia 0lse
Club will b In attendance both evenings.
The ladies Of Silver City have taken this
matter In hand. and propose seeing u ont
la good style. A glance 81 the vsrisus
lists Of committees will show that business
10 meant. aud . tirst-class good time viii
be enjoyed.
MAHnIrD.- Yesterday another Of Gold
Hills maiisus forsook the stais Of single
comfort and made W. z. Rsbs happy.
Mrs. Robe 10 the dasghSr Of Assessor Pex
and was Miss l.. y. Fox. The bridegroom
IA the ~spsthseary at the County Hospital.
Sysung gentleman Of ability and smbt.
ten. The numerous friends Of the happy
couple joan In coed wishes. among which
thoss 81 The News Are not the least hearty.
the Sutre Tunnel IL new In 1890 fsst.
~ lace In hard rock. Al Ne prsssntr sts
Of progress Shaft No. 4 will b rsaeAsd tn
abost two months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-02

meat Of Ashtabula had orders not 70 play
upon The burning ears. ~ostsssibly that Ne
passengers might net DO drowned. but
really 70 have the bodies burnt beyond re-
ognition % that the railroad might not b
~rsspsnsible In damages.
Lss Feels believe This.
NEW Yolx. Jan. 2.-rhs Worids wash
ingtsn correspondent has had snsthsr In
tsrvisv with Grant, In which tbs latssr
expresses The opinion that another general
election must BE- held for his succssssr.
Grant sure shat Hayes b Kisstsd.
NEW Yonx. Jan. "A TIbsns washing'
ton correspondent says that he called upon
Grant. who considers Hayss' election
assured. and he fesls that there II Ne nssd
to call the next Hsuss togsthsr.
The 0reassssw-stsra In New York.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 2.-s:so A. x.-A this
hour u 10 still showing furisusly. with .
high wind. The snow In Broadway driftsd
from three to avs feet high. All manner
Of mstisn Is greatly delayed.
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IAs,e~s sAles.

SAS FHAScIsco. January "a y. NJ.
Gould 4 Curry -ila bid.
Califorsia-ita bid.
Union Con.-9 bid.
JnliA-5is asked.
OvermAn-ii3 sold.
Ophir-20s sale.
Coz. virginia-36S sold.
Best 4 Belehsr-iO bill.
EurvkA-i5 asked.
Beat a BsleLsr-t0a bid.
Sou- Virginia -36s. 3Ga sold.
Gould a Curry-iia bid.
Overman-iiJs, lliR bid, ii5 sold.
CAlifornia-Hht. Is sold.
Con. Virginia bid, SCI asked.
Ophir-20S sold.
Gould a Curry--nh bid.
Best 4 Deleher-i0i. asked. 10 i bid.
Justice 20S bid.
Modoc-sAs asked.
Juiia-cfs. q bad.
CAleioniA-l2a bill.
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iS>sassNFys sa..i.y Ev..inx.
s~v.s,sss. les, s,-.,.x

CONVENIENT C,LrSpAR.-On the first
u.x.o,,.l,x'. N,vs M, mint a calendar
- 49,,
IoI .ne yea. In %
r~ouy,nieut TO cut out and paste up for
future reference. We present this To the
regular snnseiinsts and rsanS,s u "'
Nh"S' WIN our wv" '" ''"f"
Mn. pLiSEEsbEgRY eagerly closed with
NJ, IohI,,l,. he, an New Year. morning
that he mr.. B~linLenbcrry) would no, alb
stain from the use OF spiriinous lll91r
daring 1877. Ihs wager was tNsn's uoI-
lars. AZ midnight Mt. bilnAshoe.ty ,s's
Justly rs"AfAeu' "a1N'' '""' @e
''AS
weeks age -aerihesd MS religious P's
pies. etc, in order 10 MARI, a Je"esS haa
the hAppiness tn lie welded to the OBJ
lsct 81 his unhlnehlns usso'.o I,h gu ,ha r,,..
a, \ nsLr,m f.i,h.
lila
DISAPPOINTMENT i"o aA!
qnsley IN tue matter " '" -"
assessment Of the Lady bryan n'h,s
Company has .esn Po,'psa,u IT, Ss,h
$40 oth' anu ,nr sNsaa' J"s,,isi.y col.
see onie'.I no''' v"
c.u c.,,,n rou.-Grbble 4 Temby.
., ,,. Nv Wisconsin saloon. in Nav
-. =, ,o,ie,. in our
n,Iu o.o ,a',iax which ali in
,leh,.J 40 ih.m will d. we'll to take notice
81 aud regulate their conduct s~eeoru'"s'!'
Tn, -.,,,rp,i,ius c~laim.jumpsr put in
.,,,. h.,,, liel. a. 10 o'clock struck on
sunday night. Tho.. who failed 10 do tho
required amount VI work oA th'if e'aiu''
daring 1876 are 10" minus
Jrpar Cox ON saturday 'lsna'']'u NV
retirement frsm sfiee by rsisa.ins ',"",
the county and city laii., 50 LAT ~
,so..i to IL. same.
NJ ro,,x.x WIN VA. 30 badly hurt
.I- =, n...m,.r H., an sx-
plosion Of giant powder. ia slowly recover
ing in San Francisco. lie Will '''' '"'
sight OF one eye
hAAp-Vf m'n go, +,
.sss " WIN na., uI ON, Of III. restaurant Keep
Ar, by pss.inx thsmsalve. OH AZ miners.
..u. -,.,o,lsL i'm
60. on Is,, Year,
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riIR PERUVIAN SYRUP

vltalisss and suriehes the blood. tones mp The
.,sism. builds up the broken dswn, eures d,s'
pep 10. liver complaints. d'opsy. chronic disr
rh1ss. eoiis, nervous Affections, chills and e.
yer. humon. loss OF constitutional vigur. dis
sasss Of this kidneys aud bladder. fem ale CON.
plants. and all diseases originating 10 . ID
state Of the blood or accompanied by debility
" q LOO state OF the system.
C~AUrioN.--Be sure you get the Peruvian
ayrup. Une dollar and two dollars . bottle,
Po-, srsd by sKrH W. PowLx 4 soss. sc Harri'
800 avenue, Bolton.
Sald by druggists generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-02

TuE CovSr's SEH'ASts.-Iss"'uAs
the COUNTY took a new deal. Following
=. an. ..,l. tia, cams, mn winning /.
- ~ n r.u. c,,.,. cl.rk-J
Ny. .,,oax To-,
J. Aefai'An'i n go. c.n.,n n..,rI.,
tr,asu'e'- Iaa rs"a Il Si.hois
anu ,.,s"p Y nr.i.' pnbiic
Administrator aud 80 eaieio corousr-D
=. Hodgcs' snpsr'n,snasn. o' ra.s
insuu.. Ii, R.nJ,ll w n.
sbsrrarI. l.. II. Torp. d. y. Hazlstsn. T..
I'VE. Jus,ice. % the Psacs-Tswnship
No. 4. Thomas Moses /: No. 2. John Knox (;
No. ., r.. O.. Cook. constables Town
ship No. 1. Malachi Norton; No. J, b. j.
Walker; No. ., George \. Saunders.
s,,oox Thi. 4. T.
fRLpShicAs''h"
new saloon, just opened by our mu'ua'
friend. Johnny Treseaa' In the oui'd'hs
recently occupied by uaiia"h u"
few doors above tho NEWS "fhes. M AA'
h,tel 1t mp in superior s,yis. Mma p pu
OF nsnslaPsns anu cemtor,,bls and At.
,[,se,iys pI,ee q resort. and his bar is we'll
.,sclsJ with good ale. wines. liquor.
- and plenty Of the fanous frsdsr'
iss. burg beer. considered by many 10 b
| ,hc bs.t beer ever brswsd. He guaran'
Tee. all hi. beverages to b. .. . . =. 'I !.
sampl. sem 70 'his aI..r,i.ew..t In an.
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A %supFoCArINa Cough.

In . letter to hrs. Llsle, Of chicago, . well
known contributor 10 the Western press, She
ascribss the cure OF . dangerous cough. accom-.
panied By bleeding at the lungs, TO lisls's
Housy OF Horehound and Tar. MY cough
but the Hsney of Horehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF IT," This letter was Ia
Q LADY friend In this city. who has placed II al
the disposal Of O. ". Crittsnion. Z Sixth ave.
nus. Pixies Toothaehs Drops cure In one
minute
HAeAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
sestores the complexion, removes freckles.
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft,
white and delicate. Its application can
not b detected.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
HARRr xIGHELs CHOSEN SPEAKER
Election OF IN. various omssr..

A Pointed and Tasteful Address.
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HIsCILLlHKoUs.
NEVADA
JEwELRY MANDATORY
AwATcH"Ak'ne p
ESTABLISHMENT.
NO. ~ SOUTH c STREET.
oppssi.. Wells. Fargo ; Co.'S Express.
VIRGINIA. NEVADA.
N. Nj. F%REpRIcK's,
TEE LEADING HOUSE OF NEVADA.
bow sasn to the people Of the ssAss the most
slIborsts and exquisite sssortnsas Of Jsxslv
svsr exhibited for the holiday t.ds.
NJ stock complies
DIAMONDS, PEARLS RusiEs
And other precious slonss;
I.aAiss' asd 0saa's
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
OF vorsisn md American hatsni
WATCH CHAINS,
NICK LACRs,
CmARns,
IOCKRTS,
JRrs,
OF the latest designs;
SOLID COLD WEDDING RINGS.
GOLD-HRADRD CANES,
With Quarts Settings
L.AB0RATRLS
SOLID sILVERWARE,
And many other articles. nsaufsetursd In ny
and 10 Eastern and European
establishments.
In order to suit the times.
All Goods will be sold ut tho
LOWEST FIGURES,
And none but genuine will Be- offered.
- The ONLY COMPETENT HN0RAvER
II the city 10 tnployed 1t my sstsbhshnsSi.
A very One assortment Of
CUTLERY AND CLOCKS
ON HAND.
~ watches. Clocks and Jsvsly made and
repaired b, the most stilliul mechanics.
ian N. M.-IREoRlok:-
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS.
INNS POPULAR PLACE OF SUMNER RI
l sort 10 we'll prepared TO suit the health Of
pleasure seeking public.
HoT OR COLD BATHS
So
MINERAL Or SULPHUR BATHS.
P,rtrsts Hotel Accommodations. Even
IT.. Ion paid to the comfort, pleasure o.
t.slth OF visitor.
TERMS RGAsohABLG.
lin y. q J. RAPy.
DCLIP9I|
AEsa AND &
CROWN POINT
LIVERY q FEED STABLES
MAIN srRRnr. o0i.D HILL.
SIMON OGG, =. Proprietor.
BuooIEs, RocsAw.rs and cARRiAoEs'
4 eli d~sseripti-as. tossthsr with
xxcRLLEsr TEAMS and RADDLR HORSES
Ts lot 81 rsasssssis isrsss.
HAY, BARLEY s.d OATS always 81
All basln... promptly attended TO: nn
NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA
LUMBER COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS AND wHoLxsALH
vi Dealers In
MILL. AND MINING rIMBRRs,
sINIsHIHo. BUILDING 4 rLUhH LUNBIN
:shississ, Laih asd Weed.
MILLS AND PLUME,
n---.. N--.L as.s. ~ ~ R&~A
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Reports, Rumors and Surmises-A
Great STOW Storm In New FORK.
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uuauss WAS DEAD.

Aud WAS allowed to lie where he fell. fer .
time. Both men were in the prime Of
life, neither being more than forty years
II age. and each had = wife and children.
The wife Of Paddock. clutehing . child BY
the hand, made hsr way through the
rough crowd which had collected. and the
scene Of grief which followed In the
gambling.room was too terrible W b de-
.cribsd.
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Inn INSULT.

After tho shooting. officer Mcdonald
was arrested by Captain Byrns and taken
10 the city Jail. The ugly scalp wound in-
dicicd by Hughes pistol had partly de-
priyed Kim Of consciousness. The dying
Paddock was carried to his home ON A
street. and the body % Hughes was taken
To tho morgue and the Coroner sum
moned. 10th men had wives. Hughes
leaves two young children, aud Paddock
three.
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