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DEMOCRATS IN ELIzABETH.
Making the Union County. Nj, Nominations
Mr.. MARITIME for state senator.

The Democrats OF Union County. n. j.,
held Convention in Elizabeth yesterday. to
nominate State Senator. Sheriff. and three
Coroners. Capt. Gill called the Convention to
order. and Mr.. Lewis +. wadsworth OF Plain
ield was elected Chairman. There was a full
delegation. and no protests having been en-.
tered. the Convention got To work without de-
lay. The principal candidates for nom mination
for State Senator were James T. MARITIME OF
Elizabeth. Cornelius A. Runkle OF Elizabeth
and John Egan Of the same city. In the first
formal ballot Martine received 81 votes. Runk le
"A. and Egan 4. and the former was declared
The, contest for. nomination for. Sheriff
brought out John Keron Chief OF Police oi
Elizabeth Thomas Forsyth, David y. Meeker,
S%Se SGbo aha MSSbdSya bayya C. Morse ThG%"s 6a
ballot the ilght, narrowed down between Keron,
Meeker Halliday. and Forsyth. At the end OF
the second ballot Hallidays name was with
drawn and his supporters went over 20 Meeker.
giving the latter the nomination. Mr.. Meeker
is a bank cashier.
Dr. Henry ]. Stratemeyer OF Elizabeth. Justice
Prentice OF Halfway. and DR.. Charles A. Hart Of
Plainteld were nominated by aeelamation for
10 the law giving TO the County Physician power
to decide ae TO the necessity OF inquests in
cases OF sudden death. is worth. on an average.
from 50 70 81 year and, very naturally there
was no effort to prevent the nomination OF the
gentlemen named. The Sherifs office. how
ever, gives its possessor from $1,000 to tl0. 600
and is the political plum OF the county.
Mr.. MARITIME. who is a cousin OF the Chairman
OF the Freeholders. made a speech. in which.
referring 10 the Greenbackers. he said that the II
doctrines had somewhat Of principle" in them.
Mr.. MARITIME Is the gentleman who offered a Sc
Democratic Congressional Convention some
years ago.
The sun., 1878-10-13
SURPRISING ms FLOCK.
The Rev Mr.. Rogers Goes from n Ps'sby-
terisn Church TO IA Univer-ali.t Chur'i.

The members Of the First Union Pres by
teran Church Mt Lexington avenue and Ella .lity-
sixth street are greatly disturbed by the sudden
resignation Of their pastor. the Roy. A. G..
Rogers. he having accepted a call 10 the pulpit
uf the Harlem Universalist chapel. Mr. Rog' rs
preached his first sermon about a year az o..
Tho dcacons were pleas d with his earnestnes s.
and they asked him to be the regular paste r.
and he accepted. He was completing his cours e
Of study in the Union Theological Seminar T.,
and had no license 10 preach. Al tho time q
should have received his license tho Seminnt =
authorities refused 10 give II % him because .
had neglected 10 attend The regular Wednesday
evening lectures. On Ncdnes day evening Mr..
Rogers conducted prayer meetings in his
church.
the First Union Church was in an Indifferent
condition. both a. regards finances ana attend
anco. The fervor of IN" young man : sermons
largely in 'rrased the regular attendance. lt
was observed by tho venerable mcluhcrs thnt
Mr. H0 0ger-'s sermons often fell FAR short ot tho
standard ~ PRESBYTERIAN orthodoxy. II WIS
hoped thm tme would remedy this defect On
SUNDAY morning last the prea her delivered
sermon containing n Few Original IDEAS about
heaven which arc not generally entertained, or
al least not expressed. by the PrgsDYif rlHn
clergy. In the evening sermon Mr. Rogers. 10
the surprise IT every one in the congregation,
announced his resignation from the Presbyte-
rian pulpit. He said virtually, TINT hr did not
agree with the Presbyterian doctrines. and at
the CLOSE Of his sermon he announced his lnten-
ton OF preaching "A farewell sermon on the FOL
81 they say that Mr.. Rogers contemplated
quitting the church. and he WAS informed that
lie might dispense with the formality Of fare
well sermon.
The sun., 1878-10-13
THE PANIC IN 4 LIrERPOOL THEA TIRE
A FREQ Fight In TIT that Led to n Stamped
-Thirty-seven Persons Killed.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. l2.-It is stated that there
We're between four and flve thousand persons
in the Colosseum Theatre last night AT the time
OF tho fatal panic. though this statement is
probably exaggerated. II seems that while one
Of the performers was singing comic song =
free hght was begun In the pit. A cry OF fire
was raised, and there was general stampede
for the box oilice entrance, though there arc
said to have been flyo other doors open for the
egress OF tho audience. Tho police inside and
outside the theatre vainly endsavored
to control the frantic crowd. The struc-
turo Of the theatre at the point where
the crush occurred is intricate, Tho exits
converge into q narrow well, and i
was In this well the dead were collected until
they had reached n ghastly pile. six or seven
bodies deep. An upright partition in the centre
of the doorway stopped the passage, until one
OF tho mon attached to the theatre procured an
axe and cut It away. enabling some Of the i'm
prlsuned people to escape. A scene Of the
Er"atest rNcltamcnt prevailed outside the
theatre. Fire engines and fire escapes arrived
on tho ground, and the hremcn. Joining the
police. enturod the building to reAssure the
people. The manager OF the theatre, on the
first alarm, rushed into the pit from tho on
trance. and shouted to tho audience to remain
quiet but all his efforts were Intellectual until
tho theatre had been nearly cleared. The dead
and injured wore carried to the Royal In
nrnary. Two OF the dead wero womon, three
Wore boys. and thirty two were strong, able
bodied mon OF the laboring class.
The sun., 1878-10-13
BRINTON'S M4RKSMEN.
sharp Contest by Teams Representing Three
New Jersey Regiments.

The fall prize meeting OF the New Jersey
State Rife Association. on the Brnton range.
near Elizabeth. was ended yesterday. A high
northwest wind swept over the range. making
the shooting very difficult The prize yesterday
was silver cup. presented by the Sharps II fe
Company. to be- held for tho year by the win
ming regiment. Three teams. Of eight each.
from tho Fifth, Seventh. and Ninth Regiments
Of tho National Guard OF New Jersey, shot for
this prize. The Ninth n score was: Lieut.. w. L
Wood. 50 CAPT I NJ Gr.nlth. 60: Lieut.. T. ii
Greve. 67i Private Chas. sumis. go: Sergeant
Thomas Gall. 81; Corporal Henry Sphon, 90 ;
Sergeant Fred. kaab, "A Private Richard Curry
d total. 4G3 The Seventies score was Capt
W. II. Bible, 43: Sergeant Goo. ID. Bower. SO ;
Capt G. $. =; Meltter 30; Private Hy, Graft
ls; Private w. H. Stevens, 6O; Private Frank
Lnlor. S.; Private James Meredith. So Trivatc
Frank AllaiTe, a. total. 352.. The Films score
AlsxHnder 62; Lieut. Charles Gosser. Gs Pri-
Sergeant W; o. Smith 10; Private James NJ
Eyoy. As; Sergeant Bclschick, AZ; total. 353
The Ninth's team therefore won the prize.
A bronze medal. offered 10y the National Rino
Association, WINS won by Private IL L. Brown Of
the Ninth Regiment.
The sun., 1878-10-13
Dancing until his Lev wn. Broken.

The tables and counter In the barroom at 29l
Avenue were surrounded last evening bv employees Of
the neighhoring gas houses who were spending their
weeks earninss when Vionist entered, called Tor
glass OF beer and began play the most inspiring Irish
gs one by the began TO lance until not chair
was occupied and She glasses rauod an Accompaninr mt
the tables Long after the others had retired
Michael spelnan continued the Violent exercise as
fresh A. when he began. leAping high in the air he
would strike the floor keeplng perfect time His feats
greeted with rounds Of applause. and the CRY "
" Go MlAe It's often clog like that outside
Of the old country klara hy his success he jumped In
great height ani sank with groan TO the floor Roth
bones OF his right log below the Knee broken and
he carried helpless and meaning TO Bellevue Hos
plial His wife who lives with him at SD Avenue g.
mournfly 'nggetied that wnA haIi tine To have his
down. and broke down himself entirely"
The sun., 1878-10-13
The Signal Once I'redictioa.
theast to northwest winds and slightl
weather
JOTTIAGS IN AND NEAR THE CITY.

on Monday next
Bshon Litlclohn or BROOKLYN Bishop Scarborough
Of New Jersey arrived IN the britannia yesterday.
Veteran Jack the oldest police dog in the city dead
roicc, ''' W '"' ''" '"'''
Gilbert sOney who fell backward over the dnsh hoard
died yesterday.
T, psgs SGs: sSds: sS niSS Gc' Of the d.
pcpuc
p on. llpbhard renrt room at ~ Prospect street
FrnoAlsu and after ho went the ohd evening
four volumes of Backies lIisor, d England" were
missing.
Tie Brooklyn police were informed last night that the
holy ni ~ 90 ahnut 20 Years e nse hat cen found at
frnlnGrafescul
sear1lnons f9r the camr..n fnna o. the Republics.
thc,r names down ior slS each. 'N
Ancr' Kamroth OF - - MARKS place. ex.Comris-
a m @ o,,n az NE rqee GcnIa 4fss
years OF age, had run away from home -
oie Bun is At the Everett, Admiral Porter is At the
f",9 Monne Consrg'.man kandsll gibson of Louisiana
New York and Niseoun Burlington OF England at the
Rrs"kyn who wa, arre.tsd in Iare street 9n Friday
ins in ce Of te Gates avenue pohce station in breh
he was locked up.
=. hsTmenn Kalm. milwrirht in working At the Co
q" eoqyeycr forty feet to the wharf ana Wa. severely
iured mat on being removed to the Long Island College
Tic PAYERS and lahorers who we're suspended from
worA last week hy n tho exhaustion the n.
propuauun, have been informed that the, may begin
work Tue sdaA. the Comptroller having Trans.
igrred the necessary funds TO the Department OF Public
WORKS
r Altman 4 GO n sixth avenue sent to the Chamber
OF Commerce Yellow Fever Committee YESTERDAY. the
following contribution. Five containing 1876 Nars
o. s'ceunr, made int 5ls sheets, twenty Tieces
VI bed runinr'lhes, 10 ladies house Wrappers lg2
muslin cheuIses, and thirty NN night robes
Jo,eph Martin assd II. WHO na, nund with Atrac-
intei Kun m vacant sior" NJ ~ Nyfnc avrnne.
hr"rkNu H.irr dance on Nrinesa' nj ht dici yrstcr
css lie i sad BY NJ. our comlsmous Who arc under
arrest tn have attempted On Acrohac feat and le hav.
ing hiH spine nuTed and his skull fractured,
l. NJ Beckerer. United states Supervisor Of Elections
for the Twenty hrs Assembly District sted
erday on an afntavit made by Commissioner Davenport
The place o registry IN Mr Beokerers barber shop
and he insisted on extending 70 his customers the shop
rather than TO his dutes supervisor BeokeTer
committed supervYor Toner Of the Flth District.
against whom COMPLAINT OF neglect OF duty made,
was also committed.
The following named officers Of the Western Union Tel
egraph Company elected yesterday. President
Dr Norvin Green Vice fTeadents Augustus SchaL Har.
nson DuTkee. Anson SAger Hamilton Mex. Tw wombey,
and John Van Horne. Executive Committee-NorVin
Green, William H. vande Tbt Edwin d Morgan, Angus
tns sehsl. Harrison purkes Samuel Bargsr, HamiI-
ton Mex Twombley, Joseph Harkss DANES II. Banker
and Alonzo B. Cornell
The sun., 1878-10-13
Lad's Strange behavior.

As boatman was padding up the East river
past Fifteenth street yesterday he saw lad throw on
his coat to the end OF the pier, and. placing his
hands down by his side, Jump into the water with the
assistance OF onicer Haley the boatman drew the lad
into the boat lie unconscious Int he revived
sufficiently 10 say that he John Mcoush,n Rged ~
Nrrra. and that he ltNtd hls mother 4li EA
Fifteenth street In Bellevue Hospital he suld that his
mother told Inn to drown himself, and he did hs best
do H.
Mrs, Mclaughlin, whoisa hard.working woman said
that size does not know what 10 make Oi Johnny He
acts strangely at times and size believes that he not in
his rght mind He is subject TO epepuo dts alter which
he and talks fooshy. Last evening he was con.
hned In hospital cell and TO the questions put to him
ne gave only one answer" don't know
The sun., 1878-10-13
An.trl. and Turkey Drifting into War.

VIENNA Oct. PA semi-oflicial communica-
ton published in the Provincial P,r says Austria Will
pay 10 the Turkish protest against TIC occu.
patton Of NoyBazar but viii proceed to occupy itA the
Lrni er moment
CoSsrlStfsortv oct ~ Ministers LavArd and Four.
nier ha ADVISED snNrt PAsna % conc nie military
convention. A. % avert collision between Austunn
and TurgIsh troops iraNins te sriemcnto ol The pohii
"a question for luturo ccusiiethnNu
The sun., 1878-10-13
A sr..npo,n, rn..or'. sudden Re.,ana,,on

The congregation u the Reformed Episcopal
Church Of tie Redemption ~ Grcenpoint were surprised
few evenings ngo by receiving. unheraldcd the res-'
nation of ther pastor. the Rev james Gray The
letter NJ RESIGNATION was very brief Mr. Gray Is to
reach his arcwell sermon today TIE Church OF the
Redemption was formed ty mfWheTs col tle thnrch y
The Ascension In GtetHrulut soon Hftcr tho Reformed
Episcopal church iuvfuenf began. Mr cray then be-
came it pastor and has remained in charge Of ever
since lie has received and accepted call a. the Re
formed Fp tCops. Can On ii Ncwhurgl y. Mr. Grny
married onv cw months and some o his con
gregAtiou do not like lis
The sun., 1878-10-13
The Rev. Mr. nurr Nominated for Congress.
The Independent 0reenbaokers Of tho Sex-

'''0 ''ENF"IV1IEENIEE VE VUEIUtF'9NVTh NNV-
snIh Congressional District OF New Jersey Iudson Coun.
W met AT the Avenue House jersey Citv Ilcithts yr.
hr'ai afternoon, and nominated the Rev. g. Chnnncey
hulr Tor .ngrvss, James KHsun saloon krcnrr lur
SIiSun ana Moses Patterson 4 II Conor. ami D. 4. D.
Hi Tor Coroner,
The Carsey. .Crumps National Grocnback ers
last teNenlng nominated Col james KcrngAn Tor Con
greh IN The Fith District. Thomas CreAner IN tho
District 49, 49,
The o'ReieyHanlon Greenbnckers nominated Ber.
naId Leonard for Alderman In the Fifh District
The blhlT' Nonnely Nationals oi the second Assembly
District named Thomas Rrosnan for Alderman and
Jan7s b. Tierney Tor Assembly
The ProhibiuOnsts have nominated Ste phen Merritt Of
NNhtk Tor Conercss rom the Fourteenth District com
priNns Orange. sullivan, and kocklani Couuucs For
Assembly, second District OF Orange County Harrison
Bull
The sun., 1878-10-13
The AcklIn Scandal.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. l2--Michael Hahn, Geo,
L. Smith. Henry C. Debble, and A. sypher. members
OF the Republican Committee appointed to examine
into tho charges against Congressman Ackin. to.
day. publish a card In which they say that they
have carefully examined the documents and am
davts submitted by Mr. Ackhn In the
ALLEGED seduction case and have come 70 the conclusion
that lie nnocent and that the person who lately stirred
M the did It Tor baekmaing purposes The other
members Of the committee, Morris Marks and Jack
Wharton with the rest except that part charging
bAckmAil. they being OF opinion that the motive was
Venge instead.
The sun., 1878-10-13

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Oct. l2,-sir Henry Drum
mond WOLF acting the orders Of the English Govern.
men insisted upon the Treaty OF Berlin being carried
out IN Roumeia. The other Commissioners supported
him. waereupou the Russian representative Yielded.
The Commissioners will start for Philippopols Ten days
hence
The sun., 1878-10-13

I've. you Know. and besides Il is a costly lux
ury"
Gentlemen. =" replied the Commodore grave
ly. " have YOU ever heard of tho man who
offered n hundred thousand dollars for glass
.; watcr Just before h. was going to- be hanged
person"
1t Is noted ms an interesting coincidence that.
barely hve months ago Mr.. Ucmas Barnes, tho
Brooklyn millionaire. married young lady
from St. Louis. and an intimate friend OF Com
modore GarrisOn's bride.
The sun., 1878-10-13
Tho AntI-Socinlist A HIli.

berlin. Oct l2.-The Reichstag to-day read
clnpc5or us Socialist bin second time ofcr reject
IN. Oh, amendment ot Herr llnrnc that tr" law should
mo- a,pIy 10 mo'l-s connected with emtuoha loI Nl'
Rel listas or the lirt,
The sun., 1878-10-13

The sAndusky Register. commenting the curative
value Of ThermAine. SAYS The history u tins specific,
lref a. ssA marvel Of success" The only 25 cent
ague remedy In the world -Adg
The sun., 1878-10-13

"lRememher the Poor sufferers Of the south is the
uut u the song which will be presented 10 every reader
OF th New York FdpiE Sio'p Papr out tomorrow ADJ
The sun., 1878-10-13

Frdm species Of East Indian .andalwood Certain cure
lor sidney and urethra complaints Beware ol danger
Gus limitations Wrltc circular Dundas, Dick Co
81 oostor St, n Y-Ah
The sun., 1878-10-13

Funy Illustrated BY special artists IN U,de N, G'h9h
the new sensation weekly, now ready For sale by all
newsdeAlera Price 10 cents --Ade
The sun., 1878-10-13
American "star' Son Capsules.
Tin boxes. blue wrapper Sold by all druggists -Adv

Erhty nice oysters 20 cents, 30 large ones 30 cents
A. MalIby headquarters Al Harrison st-Adv.
The sun., 1878-10-13

stylish trimmed ladies' for u So at Randel. 279
Sixth sv. bstwsAn l7th and lsth stA-AdA
The sun., 1878-10-13

Look AT the Curiosity
on la Vt page OF this paper mans head made oil type
Adu.
The sun., 1878-10-13

Fully illustrated by special artists in Uusy u. Gds,s the
new sensation weekly, now ready FOR sale BY all ne
dsalsTh Price. 10 esnu-Ad1
The sun., 1878-10-13

Riksr's American Face Powder
a. Sss the skin rich hue aud beauuful appsarance-A
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DIR. L. j. CZAPKAY'S


900 K""rny ~, san Francisco, Estsb-
lishtd in 1914. r he ftrnfntnt Ours ef
eii special and br' Lie DiteAser. rs also all
Female complains aid D.ssases Of the
Nervous IS s.em.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

II OCAT1oN Of principal place Of business.
4 \ San Francisco, California. Location OF
" orks. Humboldt coanty, Nevada.
NOTICE. here are delinquent, upon the
sessmeAt No,9, levied ON the 30th dag Of
january, 1873 the several amounts {
opposite the names of the respective share
holders, Is follows:
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons
IN having claims az inst the estate of
Thomas Dillon, Of Big Meadows, deceased,
TO p esent tae Sans With neees sary vouchers
to me. through George Lovelock, at Love-
locks siati.n, Humboldt county, Nevada,
within four months If M the date of publ.
cation u his notice or The same will be for
ever barred. LDMOND II. BURKE,
Administrator Of the estate Of Thomas Dillon,
deceased.
February. 1lth, 1873. 4w
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SWEET
BULLION TAX.

NOTICE ia hereby given that the tax on
IN proceeds Of mines for the quarter end
ing December 81, 1917, ia now due and payable
ut my office in the Court house Of the County
~ humboldt, and that the laws for its col.
leciion Will be strictly enforced
JAMES BUUKNER, County Assessor.
BY =. BUoKNyR. deputy Assessor.
Winnemuccs, February12, ISIS. ~ In
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FOR SALE.

TT will sell my grain ana hay ranch. contain
III ing $40 acres, $50 acres OF pillow ed land and
20 acres Of hay land, with plensy OF water for
irrigating purposes. The ranch is we'll sup
piled with dwelling and out houses also
wagons, teams and farm tools. Terms easy.
For further particulars address B. f. RILEY,
Psrsdise Valley. hnnabnldt County. New.
san-9-AW.
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~ The Doctor offers FREE Consultations,
and axis no remrntr ten unless he effects q
cure Chtrgts moderate. Communications
strictly confidential, Medicines sent by tx
press. Address J. j. CzAFKsY, NJ. D., Post
Office Box ca, san franciseo, Cal.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the pert
XN nership heretofore existing between
boserh thomas, John Thomas aud Charles
Thomas lS this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. Jos Pa IhOMAs,
JOHN THOMAS,
ChAhLLs TnoMAS.
Winnemueca. Feb %, 1913. 4w
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DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtained in every State
ana Territory, for lNcuMPAIIBILITY and other
canses, m matter Where the party resides.
Is years experience. lee after decree. All
leIters conLdtn tial. AGdless q. 4. DIN
TEX, Atty, Rooms X ., I3& Dearborn ST.,
CHICAGO. ILL. objectionable references
given. Correspondence with the legal pro-
6ession invited.
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Phy.ieaiaaa s,en.a, Debility. /

Vital Weakness, nervousness, low SPIRITS,
lassi uae. weat ners # the limbs and back,
lnss muscular p, wer, nei~positfs u ard In
caphbi ny for iah0r aid htaay. . weak, ex-
hautted tesl ny, no tnetRy or courage palIi-
tati II Of The heart, daiiheese f apprehension.
OFF of Ia mofy, aver ~ n - society. love Of
solitude, timiai y, - disirusi. ioss II man
hood, dizzin ~. headache, ~ IN the side,
affect ons OF the eye, pimples on The face,
texual or er oil "a il Il niiies ia man or wo.
man, are cured by the Justly celebrated ply
stefan L.. j. ZAPKAN, M. ID.
Hi- method Of curing disease il peculiarly
his own lunknown 10 rs) ard hence the
great success. ri erma 10 aft etions chronic
caiarrh. diseases Of the stomach and kidneys,
liver comp ainis, tie. successfulIy treated.
DIX. ~ lhAI, lie of the mott successful
medical Ifactitiun,rs IN the tactic coast,
may be consulted cohhdenti lily in reference
10 the above and ali other complaints at the
institute.
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And in accordance with law, and an order
of the Board of Directors, made ON the 30th
day cf January. 1878, SO many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock Us may be NECESSARY, will
be sold Ut public auction, ut the Office Of the
Company, NO. 3l2 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California. ON MOe DAY, THE
TWENTY-FlFfH DAY OF MARCH, 1878,
at the hour Of o'clock p. M. Of said day 10
pay said Delinquent Assessment thereon, to-
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
ABRAHAM HALSEY. Secretary.
Once, mo, St2 Montgomery street. San
Francisco, California. 1ma6-td 4
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rE,HE IMMfNsE DESTRUCTION OF Bu.

n man lifs annually fr III secret ard chronic
diseases. eans.d lib cid AID 81 ubie inssitn.
tion &c he .sial litbed ntst in Philadelphia,
Penn, ia 1850. ana Afterwards ia San Fran.
eiseo, Cal. IN fsts a. pslyate d. pensaTy. in
on der TO > No the I'll eIea IN bs1t medical
and surgical tresint fit. for the above and II
other afi'e iuns and SO n ANTS. Consulta-
tions at tie i-sti'use u y letter, fink.
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rUNHE ABOVE wELL-ENowS

YHNHE ABOVE WELL KNOWN acr<frewxr7
IL Firm have 1mmenccd bus a. Il ~
mess again, In San Francisco, W
and will buy Cattle for their
own use, or sell or slaugh-
ter on commission,
Liberal advances IN ade on connsigmen.s.
Parties desiring information shout the nn s
kets, will receive the latest quote Tons oy ~
dressing the firm at their otace. - stzSso's'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-18

oes 5rn. abner warb Sr. 6rance aus oen
gSa9en gei9leuoert uno lei6t 0erlebt. Sn
petteren 9aufe rparb bas Subrmert 5ertrinl
inert, uno Dor bem Yatentamte itiirste baS
Pferb, i6lug NIT bem Sopfe gs9en Oas Sc.
leie Der StraBenbabn unO perenbete auf oel
Stelle.
- Ser in g1r. 10, 6=StraBe, mobnbaftt
80 idbrige 9. See itiir5te geitern Mor9en ge.
gen llbr toot III SoOen. Der Coroner I'M
teriuhte Den Sal uno iiberSeugte fd, Oaf
bas pl0tlid]e Ableben 9ee's in 6olge etnes
9er5Idlages eintrat.
- Sr. S. Eborn, Der iuu9e Wanu, iuelder
Dor mebrereu Wo1eu in elmer SfmimmIduIe
in 5Ol9e zines Sprunges in nidt seniigenO
tlefes gSaiier lebens9efdbrltd)e SerIeeungen
erlttt, beftnoet ftA etnas beiier; Die NerSte bas
ben iest 3offnung, i'm gu retten.
= Die ytegeriu SEiauue y. anoerion,
pel6e DOR etma bier 8odeu iblem Waune
Sultan anoerion in Sunitall's Station OIL Der
nYort'6tper= Sabn" bur9branute uno eiuen
anoeren yte9er, tpel4er ebenfallS 9lnOerion
nno 3mar Balter anberion bieB, omie ibre
fiinf &inber mitnabm, murbe seiteru nebii III
rem ganjen @efOl9e bier oerbaftet. Die 80.
lt5ei CAB ieSod ben i9mar3eu GotbariO 9lei6
Sarauf frei, uuo Suianne it nit ibreH Sin.
bern Su tbrem Sultan juriidgefebrt.