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NTETROPOLTTAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.


WI Open from $50 a. to IL pm
Observation-Disclosures point for W all street Ferry.
COURrLANDrsIREEr-N point for Jersey CITY and
COmmupipaw Fernes.
Observation-Disclosures point for Post ONCE City Hall and
Barclay Street Ferry % HOOOken
CHAMBERS Observation-Disclosures point for Pavoaia and Ens
Railway Ferry
FRANKLfN.STREET-
GRANDsTREET-Neare point for DesbrOsses Street Ferry
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EIGHTH.srREET-Neare Point for Christopher street
Ferry 20 Hoboken.
Foe RTEENTH.STREET--
TWENTIETH IRD -sTREET-Neares point Tor Twenythird
Street Ferry 10 Jersey City.
THIRTY.THIRDSTREET.
FORTYSECOND-S TREET-Ne Nearest point for NeW.fotk
Central Railroad Depot.
EMBELLISHMENTS -.
SrREEr-Neeree point for Central PafA
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side station.
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station a. a.
FARE, 10 CENTS, except between the hours OF oSV "
7;3O a. M. aud 20 D. when the fare Is cents
ROUTES From Fifty eighths street along sNthaNenune.
along Amty street, 20 and along south fllIh stenv5
90 Canalstreet; crossing into aud along West broanh
Chamhersereet crossing into and along COhegepaSo'
and along Murray and along Churchstreet "
ana along New Churchstreet 20 Aorrisstreet
Connects with the following horse car ilnesi
At RECTOR-STREEr with cars for South Ferry, "a
GRANDSTREEr with for Desbrosses and last
Ferries At BLEECKEItSTREEr with cars LOT sss
At EIGTHTHsTREET with for ShrsssoRnls
and Fast Tenth street Ferries Al snty
with for West Twentyhlrd street aud nass
third and Thiryfourth streets Ferries. Al THIRIl
STREET with for Weehawken berry Az FiFAA'
NINTHSTREEr with cars for Belt Line hsiTead;
New.York. June Is; 1873. 81. VAN BRoCkL1N. segss
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

The Great Seaside Resort OF New.York.
Two and half miles OF Ocean Beach
UneQuaed surf Bathing The finest bathing establishment
existence.
The Grand Hotel
The largest Pavilion the coast
The beautiful Amphtheatre
The wonderful Electric Lights.
The Marine Railway two miles along the auri
The Boating st the East End.
Grafula's celebrated 18th Regiment Band orty piecesj
every afternoon and evening.
TIME TABLE VIA GREEN POINT
Take HANCOCK foot 29d-st East River, 70
haitian Beach Railway Depot across the river at Greenpoat
-four minutes at S45, 945 lO45. ll2n ll46 a I2l6,
t245 l2O 100 22 $50, 3l5, S:574;25 45O. 5i5, 500,
6:l5 645, 7;20 aud 7:45 p. m.
Only AZ minutes TO the Beach
Or via Bay Ridge.
take steamers ID. r. MARTIN and THOMAS COLLYER,
from 22d-st, North River g. 10, IL, IL, l. 2 4,667
O'Clock.
Leroyst North River slO lOIO. Ii:lO, 1910 ilO 0lo.
3:l0 4:l0, $40, $40, 7:l0.
North River 925, 1925. ll:2O, 1928 1:25, 22A
1915, 4:25, 525, 6:25, 1926.
ACCOMMODATIONS leave Manhattan Beach for New.YOrk
via Greenpoint, every half hour 20 Top IN.
Returning via Bay Ridge every hour up 20 936 p m
Excursion Tickets, good either route. 80 cents.
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INTERNATIONAL REVIEW.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l. THE CRY OF LABOR, WHAT ANSWER President
ChadbOurDe, Of Williams College.
q ONLY THE SHADOW OF A GoURD. A sonnet
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4 EUROPEAN POLITICS FROM THE FRENCH STAND
POINT. By Il. de Pressense late Deputy.
3. AN EPICEDIUM FOR QUEEN MERCEDES. BY Joel
Benton.
6. RUSSIA. II. BY Karl Blind (England),
T. PILGRIM CARAVANS IN THE EAST. BY selah Ner-
riL Areh@Oogist OF the American Palestine society.
& THE CENTENARY OF ROUSSEAU. f. BY the Rev.
samuel OsgOod, DID,
O RECENT CHANGES IN AMERICAN STATE CON.
STITUTIONS. BY WimOt l.. Warren.
10 MR. STANLEY AS AN EXPLORER. BY General
Millen. OF The Herald.
IL THE SPELLING OF sHAKEsPEAREs NAME. BY
Edward S. Van Wrinkle.
10 CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE Reviewing the
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TTHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
30 day September A D. 1873 warrant in BANKRUPTCY
was issued against OF RAPH AEL AINTZE OF
the city Of the County OF NewYork and state
of NewYork been adj judged bankrupt on his own
petition that the payment OF any debts ana delivery OF any
property belonging such bankrupt 70 him or Tor MS
use aud the transfer OF any property by him, are
forbidden by meeting OF the creditors OF the said
BANKRUPT debts and To choose more
assgnees Of his estate, will De held az Court Of Bank
ruptcy holden at No lS9 FutOnst Bennett Building
i'm the CITY NewYOr before Edgar Ketchum esquire,
Register, the 18th day OF september D. lsIS at IL
O'CLOCK m LOUIS +. PAWN
r. s. Marshal as Messenger Southern Of New York
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ON THE STUDY OF WORDS,
BY RICHARD CHENEvIX' TRENCH, d. D.
Archbishop OF Dublin.
ARRANGED FOR CLAssDooK,
From the Latest Revised English Edition.
With an Exhaustive Analysis Additional Words for Nus
tration ana Questions for Examination, by
THOMAS D. sUPLEE,
HeadMaster Of Augustne's College, Benicia, Cal.
"TRENCHs STUDY OF WORDS" has long been well
known and avore study though but poorly adapted hereto
fore for school
In Its new arrangement prove acceptable than
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Copies for examination with view introduction, sent
postage paid on receipt Of 81.
w. j. MIDDLETON, Publisher,
81 Howardst, New.York.
TRENCH ON WORDS without IN suplee matter).
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INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES

matter on JAY + DARROW bankrupt-IN BANKRrPTCY.-
Warrant In bankruptcy has been issued Dv said Court
arainst the estate JAY f. BARROW, Of the County OF
NewYork the state OF NewYorK IN said District ad
Judged bankrupt upon the petition OF ms creditors and
the payment debts ana the delivery OF any prop
ery belonging said bankrupt to him or 60 his ana the
transfer property by him, forbidden Dy law.
meeting Of the OF said bankrupt TO prove their
debts assnees OF the estate, VIII
be held az Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be holden al NO.
Reekmnn-st I'm the City OF NewYOrk I'm said District on
Inc lgth dly of September A. d. 1873. o'clock p.
al the ONCE OF Dwight esquire OF the Registers
In bankruptcy o! said Court. -
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~ s5 WI JIM u.

I'd day Of September, A. ID. 1878, Warrant in Bank.
r1ptoy was issued against the estate OF WILLIAM
HENDERSON, OF Now.York city in the County OF
New.YOrk and state OF New.YOrk, who has been
adjudged bankrupt on his own pettloni that the
paymen Of any debts delivery property belonging
10 such 20 him OF transfer Of any
property by him. forbidden by that meeting Of the
Creditors bankrupt prove their debts and TO
assignees OF his estate Will be held at
Court OF Bankruptcy be holden No BeekInanst New
York City before James Dwight esquire Regser ON the
9th day Of september, n. ID. 1873, at o'clock p m
LOUIS +. PAWN,
NJ Nav.
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NHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the oath

day OF August A. D. 1873 warrant In bankruptcy was
issued against the OF CHARLES MAYCOCK, OF tho
City County OF NewYOrk and state OF NewYoKk. who
has adudged his petition that the
Of debts and delivery OF property belong
bankrupt to him for his and the transfer OF
property by him. forbidden by law that meeting
the creditors the sad bankrupt their debts
choose Rssgnees OF his estate, Will be
held OF Bankruptcy. 10 be holden at No. 1872
Broadway, City OF NewIOrk before Isaac Dayton
Register. on the 9th day OF October A. D. 1873 az IL
O'Clock m. LOUIS f. PAWN,
u s Marshal as Messenger Southern District Of NewYork
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THIS is To GIVE NOTICE: That on the 13tl

day Of July, A. d. 1878, Warrant Bankruptcy was
lssued against the estate OF ALBERT Z. VOORHIS and
THOMAS A. HARRIS, Of the City and County OF New.YOrk
OF NewYOk, who have been adiudged bankTups
their petition that the payment OF any debts andde
livery belonging 70 such
for their and the transfer Of property by Them
forbidden BY law; that meeting OF the creditors the
bankrupts prOve their debts, and
assgnees Of their estate win be held at Court Of Bank
rupey, DO holden at No 1922 Broadway In tho City OF
NewYork before Isaac Dayton Register the 10th day
LOUIS +. PAWN,
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fUHTS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the

TTNHTS Is To UINE NUIIOE: 7 HHJ OH IuB
2d day OF September A. d. 1873 WarTantin bankruptcy
was against the estate Of CLIFFORD EVANS, OF
tho city NewYOrk In the County OF NewYOrk and State
who has been adiudged bankrupt ON his own
petltion that debs and delivery
property belonging TO such bankrupt him oriOr his USE
aud OF property BY him. forbidden bylaw
that meeting Of the creditors OF the said bankrupt TO prove
their assgnees OF his estate
will be held Bankruptcy 10 be holden at No.
Warrenst I'm City ew-YOrk, before John w Little
esquire Register the 26th day of september d. 1873
az 10 O'Clock a. IN. LOUIS L. PAlN
II Messenger Southern DistriCtOf NeWfOrk
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Marshal as Messenger Southern b bSEas & SEsxT

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
22d day OF August A. ID. 1873. Warrant bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of ANNA b. JONES Of New
York City, n the County Of NoW.York, OF the State OF
petition; that the payment Of any debts and the
her her and the transfer OF any property by her
are forbidden by laws meeting Of the creditors Of said
bankrupt 70 prove their debts and choose more
assgnees OF her estate, will be held az Court Rank
Tnpty to be holden at No. Beekmanst In the city OF New
17th day Of september A. d. 1878. at II O'clock m.
LOUIS H. PAWN,
Aarehal-MessenRer.
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TUO LITTLE WAITS.
fnthericss and Motherics-. und Working thcii
Way from Gcnraia BunnIo.

4 bright. hacl-oycd little fellow. clad in
rough but warm clothing. and looGiu. clean
aud neat. entered the Temperance Dining
Rooms in Market street Newark. on Friday
evening and said TO Mrs. BrotAlnston. tho pro-
prieircss:
Mi-sus, will YOU give me and Liz something
70 eat Tor quartnrf'
When Mrs. Brothngton inquired who he
meant hy " Liz. the boy brought little girl
into the room and said: Here she be-" She
was "a wee thing. and her large hluo evos and
guid-rolorci curly hair ut'ri. ted the attention
of the customers az tine tables. The hoy said
That -h" WIS his sister, TINT shc WIS seven wears
Hurd and sue was Li2lie lurd. Ihry were
born in Buffalo, hUt their parents moved 10
0gNahhH,. ""oIsla' WIN l'Iile We Two years
81 as". Two Years "iterwari their luothcr died.
and their tuthcr. who was a porter in 70 store
had "A hard time of il IN caring for them. Roo
bi" hoped MN lltue after he was years Of
age. Cling Inucrs and b.arane toots Alter
re- lott urnnirsS Robbie r,m,mlcr,,l ilai
Zee had friends in or near Buffalo. ana be- 70
solved 10 make his way To- that city with his
Some good folks" said Robbie. "they give
mo some money. AN thoy give liz some now
CLOTHES, an We got as far as lnln i.,h nll right.
Then We got OIL. an | sold fruit and hiackcl
boots there for two weeks, and saved ihrec dol.
lars. We got on q train, an W. got 10 Richmond
Tor Almost noihin'. whero we stayed until II
man srnt us 70 Baillmor" on snip. The Chris
tan women kept US at their place for some
time. an then We Just got on tie car. Hnd the
started for Ncwark We begged On i'lio way" way, AM
We was to9k some ways on the railroad but we
h4d - walk from E.lzaheth
What We -oin' o.. do now3 Why. wr's 70
goin' to New York. and I'm poiu' 10 b'a. ( hoots
Hnr doiars an t6irty cont! 'Hb "ss tc S ol,'l
ter for supper. Afraid Of New York! Ne mann
ih9r W make our way, an Wen be all right in
Then tho girl snid with prid, that she had
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THEhI.i.
The Princess Alice Killed by the Foul Air Of
an Old Death Trap.


Tho Grand Duchess of Hcssc-Darmstad,
bettor known a. Princess Nireoi England. died
yesterday u dluhthcria Dlphthrria Is % max
ady Of which princess ought not 10 die ior
the simple reason that IL il q preycntihle dis
Casc-R dlsea-r that must always prevail ~ sOmn
extent with those who, becausc Of poverty or
Ignorance, live amid emanRtons from sewers
or othor acumulatioIs Of filth. and which
may spIead from thom within certain limits.
but from winch there should be an almost
comp9t' immunity, for those whose homes
may los surrounded with all tho pro-
cautious OF sanitary .saienco. But prln-
cosses are under Obligation 10 live in
palaces. IN ancient royal sodtS, between which
ana thelr high hlPton there seems neeos-ury
connection, ana these OLD palaces. inhabited for
centuries, CONSTRUCTED at FIRST IN absolute do-
lance of all sanitary ideas I'm architecture und
contaminated BY thn omquati3 ns Of twcny
genoratiQns arc simply Old death traps IN
tho lOmhs Prison thDre ara sumo coils shat
could not Toe made healthy IL the North River
was turned through them once IN ton days.
and those eolls are perfect types oftPc rooms IN
half tho Old palaces and baronial homes IN
Euruuc. il viii be remembered thlt the Prince
OF Maestol lhe typhoid foyer boy sloeping In u
room under tho floor OF viii len was al Old and
forgotten ccsspool, and Princess Alice ana her
ehhd doubtless got their diphtheria IN much
the same way.
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wAsnIyG ROY MlRKrr sQrArrEns.
Regular Dealers ComPi aiming thnt They Inter
fere with Their Rights.

Retail dealers In Vescy and Washington
streets. near Washington Market. complain
bitterly Il Clerk keenan's conduct in issuing
permits Tor the erection Of fruit poultry and
other stands Immediately In front of their
places Of business. Il is alleged that for each
4 these stands s. is paid 20 an intimate
lriond % the clerk. although there Is no law
hy which such q zee is allowed. Tho legal foo
Of the ri'rk Is twenty-five cents a day for stands
outside 20! the market.
The sIuators. or extra stand holders who
appear n great numbers during tho holidays,
seize upon the most available spots in the cellar
ways and front stoops 81 tho stores bordering
Washington and Vesoy streets. and when tho
PROJECTORS Try TO eject them exhibit a per-
nat from Clerk Keenan,. Efforts have boon
mnie 70 put a stop to this and the other day tho
Superintendent ot Encumhrances came down
H'. me ,Ity HAL and cleared out the street.
rrmu.us inc TEMPORARY stand, for which
k"'utn had ISSUED permits An Injunction was
then go out preventing the Superintendent
~ 'u inter. er.ng vain the stand owners until
amer we ItNrug9 ~ "a tgrt case which comes
NO l0r tria. after the holidays. Meantime the
,rie ~ ine ,. a.l slorekecpers IN Wesley and
Washington street 4, u serted. is damaged by
thee sluattor-, in the busiest Season.
IL y Qu lu'amous outrage Mr.. s. hank. NJ
bohank & Co.. fruit and produce dealers Of ~
ing u goo a yeHrr3nt, ana this Tamnlany Clerk
oil W. h"rNcl ,.'.Ss upour doors with ot Of
u W. protest wo are threatened with arrest.
keouau nnd tho Tnmmauy gang that hang
around We maIkel are ~ mo bottom Of the
told mo that they paid 80 apiece Tor The priyl-
!Tse Of b.q sing W the sidewalk IN this way;
OF kecn4n. kecnan doesn't tako the money
him'olf but tN"y get The permit all tho same"
900 ant 2lS WASHINGTON street. Ills b,rother
keeps basket and toy shop in tho cellar be-
month ana a small stand ~ lronl on Saturday
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Tho creator part ~ the carpets and furniture is
lrlt IN the hotels. being too bulky to steal and
too VOL watched to allow Of being stolen.
Every big hotel Keeps Waterman and most OF
them two" WV -
How about tho cottages 2"
The owners leave most Of their bulkv fur-
niture. Four or five OF them usually club To-
Erlhcr ana hirc some ono to Occupy Il cottage in
mo middle and keep guard on those ON both
SIDES. In fact. they don't have to hire men.
mere are plenty who nre glad to get the use OF
h9ottage rent frco during the winter months"
lhe beach in front OF the West End and tho
moro eoutherly hotels is fairly lined with jct-
tlos, while the foot of the adjoining bluff il
guarded by wooden facings, backed by n
nlllnE OF white sand, Above the sand rises
me blum beautifully turfcd and alopcd
70 an angle Of fOrty-lvo degrees In i'm
ilaton OF tho sea walls ut somo OF tho Eng
lish seaside resorts. Notwithstanding these
precautions, II IL necessary To keep n constant
watch. lest the treachcrous water eat i'm and
lick away tho white sand which undorlios tho
whole length OF tho blum.
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GEN. LIEnEXAu,s FuNERAL.
The seventh Regiment and IA Number of Ma
sonic Bodies In Mourning.

Funeral services over the remains of Gen.
Joseph II Lichenau were performed yesterday in the
Church OF the Heavenly Res at finh avenue and Forty
mn street The Rev Dr. Holland conducted the usual
Episcopal ceremony j. Edward simmons Worhipu,
Master Of Kane Lodge, A r. and N read the last Ma
sonic rites Besides large number Of the brethren
Of that Lodge, there were present companions from
Jerusalem Chapter No =, h A NJ Company y Of tle
seventh Regiment and the Veterans the Ma.
luna Guard. The cuhn was covered VIII, black
ci1h and VAS heavily mounted with SIX silver handles
wa born in mi. city Aug ~, 1870 his cap ana sword
were nn his CONN Except large and small OF
request oi tho family. ON The large cross were the
shacr, col T. Clark Major j. NJ Crawford, Con 4. 4.
vallsl"i, iAoui col III Miisey W; p Hubn, .; .
remains were conveyed 70 Trinity Cemetery Tor INFER,
mcnt The Generals first experience in military life was
a member OF Company q, seventh Regiment at the
MacrcAdy riot IN Aston place, thirty years ago.
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l-D.s trcuDo Dotted ling 60
h- lNI l.- I'i..'u - iicr mead. J. p
m. looming q the pier will DO 10 feet above
.-- "'. mark, ana NO depth VI waller along
:" ihNligu 81 lcot. sufficient 10 Il at tho
~, li-'-li 20 necessary; Rrspousible con-
49, i- Di' uulcr heavy bonds % finish the
a., eIE Nc Let II May. The railroads
r. I'D sow J ork ulsl contemplate special rates
A., ".Ie" y. e AN~ ~ visitors will be made still
Z. lIc plrt Is Joint stock atlHir, the
h' i'P ~ ue shares being held by the Lee
g.. D., said tlat work will he begun on a second
l. I' il'r '1 Doe built Immediately in front OF tho
'''.i'l motel H. soon az the Pier Company re-
.t j" per WIFI bc screw llled one. and
~ ''', yea a'trl ile plan OF tho Brighton pier
IipA h1 cslmaled cost, with tho
t. v""t a. n 100000. II will BIZ constructed
a. ~ .l-ri capitalists. MI William Couoyer
'' u .hN INK inc mover.
H. IS iio O,oal fIote tho Lluff is even moro
i "'h ,an9ye,, Opposite Chelsea avenue
IT, -. ll' bank Il washed away for many
le.t'' 'N"I remains NJ the blum has sunk be-
a .'|'l 40 the surrounding surface. The
i,,, s''' D. walls Of Tho three-stored United
H. . arg. rs spruce and neat as though
l, i"Hft j IN McAlalOn, was on hand
.r.l 81. VT ms ur1pely. Inc drag-
rg s ~ aHi gloomy. The long. mar
"a .. 4- ll' ..l.n, with ite white walls and
h ,t g., Hiiets presents q strk INK con.
N.l I'D. lH un's GA either hand. A
c.I.t.,- 'H 40 r,s ug from one ot the
lN.I ID. 3d. VICE presence ~ tho land
FIu.t-,. 'tti Us 'h0 ghosts OF the
enr... l'elt}uttluE continues 10 tenant
tuI i.i % -t'rs aud rum,uates
ar. at IiNrc lax season. ThQtall
lai nv. "."'n. tinted walls u the West
tNt.a.ar,.n 'l.'rn terminus u Ocean
a.. I..u' lNt' p.tl o ~ n which skir.t
thlal..'l i..'-. iItl front and rour
O. .,ttf %, ."e W. l.'s ufo sod. tho cmui-
gaa AZ 'y Prep .Ie4ution taaen 10 prevent
hsi s',.t lNe h.EI ghics. On ons OCCASION
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THE SIERRA NEVADA CRASH
CALIFORNIA MILLIONITREs TERY SL-
RIOUSLT CRIPPLED.
SkRe Not 80 Rich To- Day by SI,OOO.O0O ne
he in Novcnber-A New YorIes
Pinched TO the EStent OF About $500, 900.

he was in Novcinber-A New Yorses
Pinched TO the Extent OF About $500, 900
From ne Bs'an Commercial Baftiia
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. IL cannot begin to
give an idea Of tho extent OF tho disaster
wrought by this smash I'm values. but It has
caught some Of our heaviest capitalists. Men
who two months ago could boast OF being mill
lionaircs. are to-day crampcd for money TO pay
living expenses. Among the heaviest losers is
Skae himself. Skao had $4,000 shares Of the
stock pledged for n loan Of 100000. by the
grace Of the Nevada Bank he still holds it, but
the 81 900 900 or moro Of profit that was on II
has all been swept away. together with tho
5000 borrowed. and tho profit Of 10000
shares sold two months ago at high figures.
Skao is not so rich to-day by s3OOOO00 as he
was on the LIST Of November.
Tho next heavy losers arc two or three heavy
jewish houses. Thcy began to sell ut the break
at from $3.50 down. When the stock reached 500
they all said it was Il magnificent time to get thoir
stock back and they bought moro than they lad
in tho first place. The result WIS another tum-
bic 81 hlty per cont, and the Jews were sold out
on" by one. Some wcro ruiu"d: others have
com" out with losses ~ from 500 0O0to sl01OoO.
Another very heavy loser Is Archie Borlnnd. u
rough lrshman. hut II good miner. Boriand
malc million or SO in the great Bonanza rise.
ana hus been adding TO 1t ever since. But tho
crash caught him londcd with sierra Nrvndn.
lie has his stock yet, but he puts his losses by
shrinkngc at fully half n million.
Scnntor Jones IL crippled also. Jones went
into this thing TO repnir his fortune which has
been wrecked since he quit the C0mstock for
the United States Senate. nnd he invested very
heavily. along at from SO to 800. H. could "a
one tim" have ceuncd w nearly $500 900. but,
having great faith. he hold on To-day he has
been moving heaven and earth to raise money
e. protect his stock. and 1t was not until j. O,
Flood cnmc TO his rescu" that he succeeded.
Il, j. Baldwin lost 200 600 and n number OF
our local capitalists also lost heavily.
Ono New York operator who had boon deal
could have cleaned NJ tlG5.OuO. cnfnD here
when the cross-cut had Just started. To- watch
things for himself H. interviewed the Skae
Lnry and became infused with their faith.
Thni faith cost him Just the ti6j. O00 profits and
tl24.U 600 besides He went home on Sunday.
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