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MRS. SIEFkE HELD.
Tho Woman Accused Of Trying ~ Poison
her Relatives In WiiIIamsburss.

The examination of Mrs. Henry Sletke. Jr.,
accused of sending poisoned potcheee4 to her
mother. Mrs. Pope OF SO Ross street Williams
burgh. was concluded yesterday. Mrs. Sieike's
brother John 7. Ropke ate OF the cheese and
became very sick with symptoms OF arsenical
poisoning He then had his sister arrested on
charge of attempting to poison himself and
mis- mother on account OF some family trouble
A chemist found a large quantity Of arsenic in
the potcheese, which had been brought TO Mrs
Pope's house by boy who recognized Mrs
Slefke as the woman who had met HIM In the
street and paid him 10 deliver the potcheese
On Wednes, lay four witnesses testified in sup
Mrs. Siefke WIS in the chair as witness yes
terdAy one hour. and during that time %lly
twice did she lose control over her feelings.
When she was asked concerning the good or
III will she had toward her mother, the tears
swelled up in her eyes as she replied. " have
no III feelings toward my mother" And as she
continued. Nor have | at any time attempted
to work harm against my mother or brother"
tears nowed unrestrained down her cheeks
she added; l have not spoken TO my mother
IN years, The last time !, spoke to her she
would not recognize me. The cause OF this dis
agreement was on account Of the litigations
which have existed. and which now exist. be-
tween my mother aud my husband and myself"
She, declared that she was home on the even
ing the boy swore she met him in Williams
burgh and gave him the potcheese.
Mrs. Siefke's husband. who described himself
as a real estate broker. began by stigmatizing
Mrs. Pope as an improper person. Justice
Elliott warned him 90 be careful. and he replied.
the crOss-examination whether he believed
that there WAS arsenic in the potcheese, Mr.
Sickle replied: " II there was. Mrs. Pope nut
n in"
On the conclusion OF this testimony the mo-
ton 10 dismiss the complainant and discharge
the prisoner Was denied The Justice ordered
Mrs. Siefke TO be held 10 await the action Of the
Grand Jury. Justice Dykman afterward ad-
mitted her TO 50 200 bail.
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zELLAH GRANTS CONFESSION.
A Sixteen Year-Oid Girl Held for the Grand
Jury "a Charge of burglary.

Miss Zellah Grant, slender young wo-
man OF attractive features. who was dressed in
fashionable suit Of gray, trimmed with plum
colored silk. and who wore ouse-colored kid
gloves. dark straw walking hat over which an
ostrich feather was curled. and a heavy gold
neck chain from which large chased gold
cross depended. was before Justice Ferry in
Brooklyn yesterday. 10 answer a charge OF
burglary. She was accused Of having entered
the apartments OF Theodore II. Roberts n Wall
street detective, at rs Fourth place Brooklyn.
by raising the front parlor window and having
stolen gold neck chain and locket worth $50.
hlrs. Roberts had put the chain aud lOcket into
her Jewel box. laying il on Il sheet Of tissue
paper. which covered 500 in money. The thief
left the money and over $500 worth of other
lewelry, and merely took the chain and lOcket.
T These were paYned IN AnE 70 in Court street
ring, which was also found in the same pawn
shop. Miss Leilah Grant. who lived IN tho up
parents was traced Us the thief by "A detective.
and was arrested. She gave her age rs JIG, but
s She ip bS three years older Shs had been
Tor grand larceny and one for burglary, are
pending against her.
Detective Roche swore yesterday that he found
Miss Grant on the sloop OF her residence on
Aug %. and. inviting her up stairs, explained
70 her Tue charge. She At frs. denied any
police station she asked MIN i he was mar
rled man. When he snid Yes" she said.
Then YOU can know how you would feel II
your daughter WAS so accused" She asked him
not 70 press the case, and not to do any more
than ms duty she confessed that she entered
through Mrs. ltoherts's window and stole the
'eYXrrry anF pswned i and spent the money
not betray the slightest emotion, and when She
WAS asked the usual questions she res ponded
ystngty and again gay her age as 10 years.
der ihthrr seemed 10 tHke the rlsc as cOOly as
bhe did. She threw Il red aud black shawl over
har arm ana followed ne officer 10 the prison
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AN ANswER FROM THE Custom HOUSE
A Deputy Collectors Very Vigorous Lam
guags In Regard TO Mr.. Schultz.

Gen. Garfield did not attend yesterday the
Custom House inquiry. rs he had telegraphed
that he was to. and the Hon. Fernando Wood
WIS compelled to continue italonc. Col. Charles
Treiclel the Auditor. assured Mr. Wood that
the accounts in his division were correctly kept,
and that he had vouchers TO show for all moneys
pad out
.. Dudley F, Phelps Deputy Collector OF the Law
DIVISION. thought that the most important OF the
many AMI varied abors OF his bureau was the
taxing OF warehouse bonds. He knew of no
more practicable method for taking the bonds
tnhh me ono IN vogue. whero brokers in good
SlAndlng Arc mostly taken rs suretips. He has
a nld's ilSt 81 brokers who are in default tp the
Go'"rnlnrnt on bonds. nnd they must nay their
defaults Ia continue NJ hondsmon Tho witness
drulct than Custom House SUITS were nrotlnctri
IN the courts TO give lawyers and experts an
opportunity to make money out of tho i'm
pOrters. He said that such charge listed only
IN the Imagination OF Jnc kSon S. schultz. II lad
been asserted by Mr. Schutzas a 'lct that steam
ship owners are IN constant terror lest their
vessels should be seized by the Custom House
for smuggling acts Of which they were entirely
ignorant. Mr.. Phelps denied that any such
terror existed. His records showed that only
tWO steamships had been sniZed in the last
s"Yrn years. anl they were proceeded agnin.i
I r. extensive silk smuggling frauds which Can't.
Brackelt had worked W with great skin.
Mr.. Phelps thought from the specimen Of
Mr.. SchulN's charges that he was about ns
III TO pass Judgment on the Custom House as
wes his broken down Clergyman friend on tho
value OF grease.
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On Wednesday afternoon Mr.. j. II. IIarbc K
roucd his team Fanny Atwood and tho Warwi,k mare
over Floctw God Iirk he made a tullo ia = a. when A
AsdscoNcpd that Fanny Atwood had a stone In one oi
Ter nina ioet Ihif Wa removed ami the team trnted
another mi. IN 80 Then n WAS found that the War.
WICK mare had st0ue ~ ole u her lore leet
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pENNsYLvANIA KAiLHoAD.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
on aui after July ;. is7s
Trains leave New York. Dcsbrosses and Cortlandt
SITS Ferries, follows
Express Tor HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and South
7. VI. daily.
For " llAmspor Lock Haven Cory. AMI Erie alta 30
NJ connecting AZ Cory for ritusville. Petroleum
Centre, and the on Regions Wiliansport and Lock
Haven. "a W.
Baltimore. Washington. and the South. Limited wash.
lnEtln Express of Pullman farur Cars daily cNccpt
SUNDAY, go A. NJ. arrive WashinctOn 40 T.. II
Regular AZ 5 20 A NJ, l. $50. and T. NJ. sunday $50
Express Tor Philadelphia 30 100 10 . rs.so Lin.
tied, IL A. NJ, !, T. D. q, Il 80 7;iO, 80. and Z W.
SUNDAY, 80 and a NJ, 5, g. d 30 ! 80 80 and . r.
NJ Emigrant and second class r.
For Cane NAV. i. VI.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at jersey city aaordins speedy and direct
transfer tor Brooklyn travel
For trains To Newark. Elizabeth Railway Princeton
Trenton Perth Amboy Flcmlnston, Bciydere ami
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh. $50. 10 80 An 10 10
" daily. Is ~ A. NJ. $50 2 VI. daily except Monday
From WASHINGTON ami Baltimore q 80, 1904 NJ. 40
5ii. lpIuP VI sunday. B.3l. 40 VI. From Phila.
dclpma. so 800. 0.4O - NJ. l.5O 4 NJ 9.IO,
$40. 4 so. q -. 80. 10 10 l02OP NJ sunday sos
80 e4o, lu.5o. ~ 80 A 6 ~ 10 N VI
Ticket uncrs go ant pa Broadway, Aston House
and loot OF DesbrOSses AMI Cnrtanit SITS Court It
and brooklyn Annex Depot loot OF Fulton 81 Brooklyn
ia, llh and us HUDSON St Huboken; II, not, Jersey
1iy. Em;yant Ticket ofice. Battery place. -
FRANK THOMSON. l.. +. FARMER.
GcncrAl Manager. Gen'i PASSENGER AGENT
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Tryinn to Realize Further Ass@ta

WAsHINGroS Sent. l2.-rhc Commissioners
II The frccdm,ns savings Bank. IN order The further 10
reahze endenvnrnc sell about IN of
property In different parts o the heretofore mort
gaecd 90 that institution to secure payment Of loans
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~ evai'd Railway. oncn from 50 a. NJ to i2P
stations Rector st. nearest point Tor Wall terry
Cortlandt St nearest point Tor jersey City ana Com.
munpaw ferries; Park place. nearest point for Post
once. city Hall AMI Barclay ferry ilobokvn;
Chambers = nearest point for Pavonia ana Ere X
ferry Franklin It. Grand 81. nearest points Des
hroscs ~ ferry Ia Jersey city ami rcones Ian, steam
crs Tor Albany, Blocker 81 sth IT. nearest points tor
Christopher - ferry to ohokrn tAth IA 81 nearest
point for 23d # Terry Jersct city SD 81 va st.
est point for y. Y Central 10 POT. 5uth aSh
nearest point Tor Central Park For az town trains take
east side stations for downtown trains take side
stations Fare l1cents except between the hours 81,
and ~ NJ. ant and = ". when the fare - cents
R0ute-from ASti II alpus 6ih Ia amt auue Anitv
81 To ami alun- south 9TH 90 Canal
and along West Brotdwnv Chamhcrs ST. crossing INTO
and along college place. To aud along Murray aud
along church i gani along N,w church II TO Morris
- Connects with the following. horse lines At Roc.
tor St. with Tor south ferry, Grand with
tor DeshroSses and East raud Il ferries Blccckcr
with tor east AMI west At Sth ~. with TOR
Christopher and East iot a. ferries At IAN st. with
Tor West 2id AMI East .3d and 34th icrrics
with for NrehaNk Ken terry. seth with cars
Of BELT Line Railroad WV. r. GARRISON. President
Vas Ran. MI ttfau
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To PnILADELPHIA.
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD


TIE oLD'EsTABLIsHEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER July :. 1873
Express Trans leave New YORK, via Desbros%S and
tortandt SIS Ferries, : follows
30 1880 = 3n, q $50 Lmiod', II 4 VI, l. T. S. Is. g 30
6 80, 7.3U, go. and Up NJ
Bous oi "Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
uiins at Jersey civ aioriing a speedy and direct
transfer ior BroOklyn travel
Rcturmnf trains leave Pnadclpha q 20 ~ 7S5.s Sm
and II A VI. Haunted Express 80 T. VI ia . T. h.n T.
and - i NJ, AMI - Midnight ON sunday, 3.9l T. Z
:, $50 A NJ, I, ia +. VI. and ~ Midnight
Ticket Offices, $50 and ga Broadway Aston House
AMI loot OF Desnr9,ses and Cortandt M Court st. and
kmoklNn Annex Depot foot of Fulton st BROOKLYN ia
ll6 ami lis Hudson st. hohoken; Depot Jersey CITY
kKANk THOMSON, l. r. FARMER
hch'I"' manager Htneral Passenger Agent
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A AYR THE HUDSON.
GRAND REPUBLIC
NEXT SUNDAY SEPT. Is.
TO NEwBrRGH AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
THE NEW MAGNIFICENT EXCURSION STEAMER
GRAND REPUBLIC.
the LARGEST and hne, excursion steamer In the world
will make
one GRAND EXCURSION
UP THE HUDSON 10 SEW BIRGH
Landing at NONkEKS WEST POINT. and CORNWALL
each way
Al HER MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS WILL ATTEND
Aakins OF The most secct aud thoroughly enjoy able
EXCURSIONS Of the SEASON
..'Observc time table for
SUNDAY. SEPT IS
Jewels Dock. Brooklyn $50 VI Pier ? North River
IS VI West iuth 81. y. X, 10 A NJ, West 2ith II
y h.. ~ Is 4 VI
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stur Sair auN 30 Act.

OFFICES TO LEr-lu sccoud ,tor, sun nu.ldin;'
" irout ami rear. well lgnt'u ami steam heated. 49,
.' ~ sun fuhl' ton critic" Nl,sir 7ud t'.1e i -
NEW TENENENrN rhrar. WIN hr-c l,''
~ l.utlrrs plttc uud llr,Nrr place, rents I,uuUI tI'
mouth can at oihce - tutScss larc
fTO LET-Nilsous Buiiug Fulton tui GHd 'i',
j fourth story rooms, large or small W.T. 900 I ''
power j WILSON, ~ Fulton 81
'IO LET-A small house. : rooms rent go a month";
j SO .f10 "a
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carrying the Belgian ans tmted states luHls SAL.
ing scnlmu nllly. Alternately from P.d lpliA aud
NcwNork SWITZERLAND sails sent ~. ~ noon,
forrates VI passage aud other Information apniytn
PETER WRIGHT SONS. General AIcHtS
u7Walnut II Philadelphia, 81 Broadway, Sew York
JOHN MCDONALD, Agent Battery place,
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w FnR biFEE NsrptVN

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
bhlIANNlC SATURDAY.. sept ~ q ~ v.
tLLIlt Thursday sept ~ lnA W
GEKMANIC ........... ... SATURDAY sent = q A NJ.
From White Star Dock, Pier -. North River
CABINS all anldsips Saloon. SSu and Nlfl gol
Return tickets on favorable terms SeerIsc. -
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep unr ng<
r. i fOkll> As.nt 81 Nrntiw.f y " h1rk.
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dllanteO- nlairs.


lozenge maker, willing ~ go to san Francisco
"a can fcurea REPAYMENT situation with good WAGES,
by addressing VI r., box lse, sun office. Best OF
erences required
ALL kinds Of artists and musician. set PLACES In
"a the United states Artists Bureau, n ith st. From
10 ~ Tor men, from To Tor LADIES'
chARLtS CHASER Secretary
A -MEN's tall and wlntcr suit. e.. u, 81 ~ $40
n . Sl2, boys suits - 30, ~, -, -. NJ
tAMLRoN's. III Bridge ST., Brooklyn
n cards, At ANERNS e3 Bowery corner Hester T.
A BOI t. work On Gordon PRINTING press A,ply
~ corner Elm AMI Franklin SIS, room a.
A Young man 10 set tyre and run Gordon press.
~ Address stating wages LEO box lfl sun once
A FEW good chenille makcr.. also weaver, ON hand
~ looms nHliilS bhuS. 30 BroadwaN
4 POLIsHEU is wanted at ga Grand st
COMPETENT hands on velvet bags also Young
Nmen 10 learn ABBY at6ls Ballic ST, BrooNhn
GOAT OPERATORS and basters wanted
~ NlCOLL the Tailor, lbs Bowerv
COsIPOsITOH wanted temporarily at Record
" Office, seymour Conn
(tOOD cook. also coorod man omako himself zen.
~ rally useful can after II NJ l5i Greene ST
X NIFE GUITARS wanted on coaks
IN APPLY Al MANIfAl TORY.
II. u tiAlLlN a CO, ~ Leonard st.
MISHNNIC.-wanlc Young man Ms assistant ma.
'i ciWsL Address, stating qualifications and salary
expected STAFFORD, station A
nYsTEKMAN wanted that thoroughly under
+ u, AHEARN.
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AOus, furnsb,na

Acus, furnisb,nn.
AT JOHN INNCU's FURNITURE. CARPET
- bLnDINn, AND SfONE WAREHOUSE. an2 AND Di
NIH Az, near 18th 81, The largest stock and lowest
prices IN the city. WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAY.
MENTS TAKEN.
A a L.. BAUMANN's new frnturc carpet ami
"a brdtins warehouse 3l2 and ga Sth av. near 36h
ST. The largest establishment OF the KIND the city low
eai cash Prices. Weekly aud monthly payments taken
RAUMANN bros. are offering great bargains an
- furniture carpets bedding, at their stores 22S ad 80
INtHNITtHE, carpets bedding, cheap tor cash or
weekly or monthly payments At ja6 Hudson 81
a. REID
IMMENSE REDUCTION in prices OF FURNITURE
carpets, bedding, stoves ac., Tor cash weekly OF
monthly payments, at ~
CoWPkkTHWAIT 4 co. IS. los and l57 Chatham Il
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tlrrsonal Hoiltts.

fVI5U1VFK -EJIWt'
A TTENTION, patents ~ wears Paris hospital eN
"A pcrioncc. consult nr FROrlN 81 Bond fee 81 all
diseases. KIN disorders nervous hN radio ally cured
A III. sP ECIAL complaints. medical OF surgical,
"a safely and succe ssiullN treated advice Tree.
DR. WILLIAMS. - Etst nth 81
pKOCGIsTON's lnv.oraiius syrup cures stonl-
~ ach. liver, kidney diseases weakness e. also
stores manhood 2ac Advice Tree. Oic ~ Vest 4tn Il
DISEASES OF MEN and nervous debility spe
- caltY Patients can rely on being successfully reat
eft by Or MAkA. - East Houston 81. near Broadway
DISEASES OF MEN speciaiv. cur. from 3 oS
- daNs Dr. DYER. ~ Wpst tttn II. mar Gth Az.
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&ttturts.

TEXAS.-Frcc lecture by an old Texan. teams tools
house, ana land, ladies invited Military ltnll 10
Leonard ST, corner schoes. Brooklyn, T. ~, saturday
sept II
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CoNEY ISLAND VIA LOCUST GROVE.
The only line landing IN the middle " Coney lsani.
Cables Brighton Beach, Hooks, Rauschers Atlantic
Garden and all frstclass hote.S
On and after July ], the iavorite steamers ARROW.
SMITH and JOHN SYLVESTER Will leave
22d st. X Leroy St Franklin st Pier H. "
s+5 A. VI. = - A " aO5 A. VI. SIS A. VI.
e45 A. VI. e.55 A. " zoos " ~ Is A. VI.
i ,l:5t ilsS4M i2 2%o5 Ii.isPM.
as ? II 5ss :, II sS ? 9iiSs ? Il

The reliable steamboat BAY RIDGE will leave Broome
st. East rNer go VI and 2lj VI, and Battrrv
landing adjoining Staten Island terryl. 10 A. VI. 80
and 80 7. VI. Returning. leave Locust Grove A. NJ.
and Z. VI Fare. a5c Excursion tickets 900.
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A ron COMFY ISLAND DIRECT.
EApT IAMEs LYNCH

"a. CAPT JAMES LYNCH
Of tbs steal Long BRANCH
VIII by special request make Grand excursion on next
sunday, sept Is 10
NEW HAVEN.
the magnificent steamer
GENERAL SEDGWItk.
leaving West 24h st At l1 West ION St. $50 Jewcls
Wharf. Brooklyn. -, Broomc ST. L R. a. 2ith II,
r. o 80 A VI. sharp Grand musical entertainment hv
Baulands Grand Military Brass Band and the Great
American Slave Troupe and Quartet Refreshments OF all
kinds at popular prices Pare entire excursion 50 cents
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0lantto-- ttmalts.

Nav leave their for Tvs sus the only auhor
ned mp. town advertisement Offices.
,29s Broadway corner OF 3lst 81. I'LL ID 7. NJ. ant
'Or West .3d opposite Grand opera House. and ESQ
81 aN.. corner ~ t1th II. unu. - + NJ
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gltetinos.

TAIIORS working Tor Drvlm A Co. Warren.
Grand aud Broadway, are requested ~ attend d
meeting a. 10 stanton T. on Saturday evening lIh at
oclnck by request ol shop Meeting.
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A -fLEE'rWOOD PAKk.-Scptcmher Meet
"A. ins-2;op aud p classes this daY % - aud -
classes "wednesday. - and - classes rhursinY 81
amt doubet teams race Friday. Largc fields ol horses
Iroting to commence At o'clock T. VI
GATES II. BARNARD. Proprietor
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-18
CURIOUS EFFECTS OF OvERHEAT-
ING.
Virginia Enterprise.l

Virginia Enterprisel
Yesterday forenoon Thomas Brown, O
miner who was ct work in the south drift
on the 1900 level of the Gould and Curry,
where the temperature is 12S degrees
Fahrenheit. tainted and fell to the
ground. He was brought to the surface,
where he recovered aud seemed all right
enough physically, but he had utterly
lost his memory. He understood what
was said to him and answered questions.
but remembered nothing that he ever
knew. When asked his name be said
Name-my name2 don't know"
where do you liver" asked one Of
the men. for none of those present
seemed to know him, it being his first
shift in the mine
" don't know" said Brown.
where did you go to work this morn.
ing?"
IL don't know"
"Where are your clothes? Can you
show US which are your clothes?"
"Clothes?" said Brown. "Well, this
is queer! where am ?" and he look cd
about in silly wonder.
He would go anywhere with the mer
and do anything he was told to do, &C:
ting just like little child. When any.
thing was said to him he would gaze a
the speaker in vacant way for con
siderable length of time before answer
ing, it evidently being only with grea,
effort that he could sufficiently rally his
mind to understand the words.
He would say over and over: Boys
this is queer-this is id queer'
Some one was at last found who knew
him. His clothes were found for him
he was made to put them on and wa.
then taken to his room. He was in tn,
same oblivious condition when takel
away as when be first came out of tn,
lower levels. but the miners say he viii
soon come out all right. After he ha
had good sleep, they say, he will com
out as straight as string"
Mr. Brown is an old Consolidated Viz
. ginia miner, and large and powerful
man, He had probably not been in tn
heated lower levels for some time pre-
vious to going to work yesterday morn
. ing.
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SILVER BILL,-Keep it before the peo-
pie, that the best OF everything can be
had OF Pansca Saloon, No. 1000 Main
street, for one price! one bit! Cigars q
specially. 10" st. Louis Beer at so OTIS.
per bottle.
EVERYBODY chews the celebrated
Golden Thread fne.cut tobacco at
Krause's. If
FINE Chicago Confectionery, Station
ary. Cutlery and Circulating Library
at Krause's. II
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS at G. R. Alex.
ander's.
CALIFORNIA GOLD JEwELRY sold at the
Golden Rule store, and old jewelry taken
in exchange.
KRAUsE is known to have the very
best imported genuine Havana cigars. tt
The fresh Chewing and Smoking To-
baccoes direct from southern factories
at Krause's. If
FoR fine Key West Havanas at 12H
cts. go to Krause's. Domestios, 3 and
for rs cts. tt
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-18

In Nelson County, Virginia, hawk
was recently seen to seize large moo
casin snake and soar to considerable
Insight with serpent writhing in its
claws, when suddenly the bird clasped
its wings and fell heavily to the ground.
The moccasin had bitten it in the neck,
but the talons of the hawk were so bur-
ried in the vitals of the serpent that il
also died.
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LATE RECEIPTS AT PoUyADE's:

~ Costa RIGA Coffee, Japan Tea, M. M.
Tea.
Chocolate, Yeast Powders.
Tomatoes and Green Peas, in cans.
Honey, in tin and glass.
Pie Fruits, Pickles.
Bourbon Whisky. Imported Claret.
Lima, Bayo and small white Beans,
from California.
Dried Apples and Hops, from Cali
fornia.
Matches. In cans.
Booklet Cutlery-A choice assortment
OF ons and two-bladed knives, to be re-
tailed ct Wholesale prices.
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WARNING.

r HEREBY WARN THE PUBLIC THAT
i will not be accountable for any of the acts Of
Vincent Buys, better known as Vincent Frazer.
JAMES FRAZER.
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FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.
By W. q. TELEGRAPH Co.

BY w. U. TELEGRAPH Co.
795 Ophir-3016 S0A 3024 81 31A
100 Mexican-8
900 could & Curry-5ss 5h
235 Best d Belcher-12A 1871 12h
1895 California--21A 21h 2lAb3O
$50 Savage-8ss 81 8kb5
635 Con Virginia-13 13b5 1917
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100 Crown Point 3.15
165 Yellow Jacket-7x
10 Alpha-Sh 81
345 Sierra Nevada-290 2.S5 $50
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455 Exchequer-2.10 2.15
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200 Hillside-1.05