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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT


FH~n In
I'O SWEETWATTR NINE
-. o Lana Once, Eureka, Ney.d.o Nv
70, l5!9.-Notice IS hereby given qua March
=. hooinson, whose postofhee sdSrass Eugene
s sorn es'y; mas tnis day, by his duly autho, New
patent Tor fifteen hundred Linear sas LOT .
sWeetwater mine, or vein, bearing ~ VI the
surface ground five hundred feet iiser, with
situate, lying and being in White Pina width,
Snna1' county OF White Pine. and ststaang
NeVaoa, and known and desimstad ,a'e OF
heid notes and Official plat on fle in \. oy the
as LOT NO: lOj, in Township lG, North n" once
Eass, OF Mount Diablo meridian. "tnge, 80
boundaries OF said Lot No. 1903 heinz eAefior
1--we, 'o-~l,; variation l6 deg. Z. Ccmms aol-
Justine same being post No. of u. 3 s :, No
luz. Baby Sour lode. whence the sect,aa'e NO.
common to sections "A and rs. r IL n =" corner
ana sections 10 and 80. T. I6 N II. ~ v'E,'
M, bears Mo eeg. 4S min ". 4,7ss feel. ~ y.
nent sharp rocky peak No. Q between ;raonai-
and Telegraph peaks, bears N. II do IA assure
l,2Ss rect. ard the Sweetwater shaft haal Z,
ON ueg. Il 200 feet; thence running 4 ,eta "
N.loh deg.W GOO feet TO post No, Of sSurse
sey mo. iVs, 1000 feet to post marked M s =
). Survey No. lO3: thence second conrsa y.
deg L. 500 feet to post marked M AZ S.ak
yey NO. 1O3. thence third course s fsL our
". 1,2la 9-l0 feet TO post marked No usg.
Survey No. i03. This post stands on ~ -.
EN- boundary OF u. ). Survey No. 50. BuI,,a-
lode. whence pest No. ] OF said snrye MIN
Bullion lode, bears N. ssh deg. Y. 81 ga !. ~
thence fourth course s. 3Sh deg. W. a:se,G
feet along said q. S. s Survey mo- so ,moo-w
marked No. >, Y S. Survey No. lOs, and tbi poss
hith course ). 74H deg. W. ia 40 feet 10 me, me )
No. /, the place Of beginning. coptainfx W Eost
100 acres. This claim Is bounded on ne % !.
by the Badly Sour. and southeast IL ~" ~
Bullion mine. The location of tbis me
is duly recorded in the Recorders o istns
Of White Pine Mining District, in Booe
sons claiming adversely any poriio, pei.
said sweetwattr mine, or said mining oyoura -
hereinbefore described. are renuir,d y, ana 10
their adverse Claim with the LEICESTER of ~ ~
United States land once, at Eureka, IN ths
Of publication hereof, or they viii be- h rsnpa
virtue Of the provisions Of Tie statute.
mrl6-cod d. b. IMMEL. Register
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF
COURT OUS

DY vInTUE OF AN ORDER MADE ~
ID issued by the Board Of County ooah, ,t.h
sioners OF Eur, Ia County, Nevada, on 'ne .5uu
day OF April. A.. d. 1879, directing ana run 4
ing mo TO sell at public auction tnat ger w
property belonging to said Eureka oounv,
known ~ the Courthouse Building, situate "
the southwest corner Of Bateman ana ms a.
streets. on lot No. enc ~ in BLOCK 70 ons -
of the Mccoy Survey OF the " OF Euaea,
County of Enr' ka, Nevada the saiu p,uLVlhy ~
heing the wooden building now occupi,u =
said Eureka County for Offices and Ooure"V'ss'
purposes. Notice is hereby given. tb3t
ON the .2d Day OF May. A. ID. iS',,
Between the hours Of , o'clock A. NJ anu III
O'Clock p. NJ, viz: at IA o'clock NJ, VIII, !" m.
the right. title. claim and interest OF shln "a
reks county ~, in End TO the above uesss,p s.s.
property. Mt the Courthouse. corner OF nr
man and Main streets. In the town ana co"nsS
of Eureka, Nevada. at public auction. ior
In hand, to the highest and best BIDDER ,hs
Said building il to be removed ironi -
ground 1t now occupies. by the pnreha'e',
within seven days from date Of purchase.
MATTHEW KYLE. sherin.o
Eureka, Eureka County, New, April II, 1917
ap1S-td
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DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

A LBION MINING COMPANY = LOCA-
IN rIoN Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California ; location of works, Eu-
rcka Mining District, Eureka county. State Of
Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, On account Of assess
ment mo. 81 levied on the eleventh day of
March 1879, the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders, as
follows.
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eureka Dailp Sentinel.
b PROSPECTS.


what the ssSun'' Says ofthe Outlook.
The "Sun" Of last Saturday has the
following: "There can hardly be q doubt
a. to the promising future Of Typo. This
camp has run along steadily ever since its
inception nearly five years ago. and its
people have always been prosperous and
happy. Money has always been plentiful.
and it has circulated freely, owing to the
large number Of men employed by the
Typo Consolidated Mining Company,
which is really the only company in the
place engaged in mining. About six weeks
ago the company had some financial diff
~culties, which resulted In attachments
amounting to about forty thousand dollars
being placed on the works. The people Of
Typo felt gloomy about the misfortune,
and expected operations would cease, but
they were happily mistaken; the attach
ments appeared to make no difference
whatever; mining operations were pushed
a. vigorously as ever. and the furnaces
down the canyon still belched forth their
volumes III smoke, and poured out rich
bullion IA yoad quantities, and in less than
three weeks bullion enough nau Deen pro-
duced TO satisfy every attachment, and tie
Typo Company--Nye county's old stand
by-is to-day in a better condition than
before. 1t may be said. therefore, that
what ma seem misfortune, is sometimes a
blessing in disguise. When the troubles
occurred a number Of coal burners ceased
burning coal, consequently there is a
scarcity Of that article, and only one fur
mace is being run at pre- sent.
Mr.. Hawkins, the manager OF the COM
pany, informs us that the mill will be
started early in May, and WI wish it a sue
cessful rum, az it is estimated that there
are over sixty thousand tons Of milling
ore already developed in the mines Of the
company. and which can be extracted at
trivial expense.
The amount Of ore as stated above would
keep the mill going for years. and it is ex-
pected that a handsome profit will be real
lied from il. The mill Of the company Is
. twenty-stamp one, and has a Whites
0xydizing furnace attached. As soon az
some necessary betting arrives the mill
will be started, and it is needless to say
that all in Tybo wish it success.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF RICE 4 sYMONDs. OF THE
NEW YORK BAKERY, has been dissolved
this day, by mutual consent. All bills due by
the firm will be paid by Mr.. symonds, and ali
bills dne to the FIRM must be paid 10 the same
party. Mr.. Symonds will conduct the business
hereafter. and hopes 10 receive the same liber-
81 patronage that has been extended TO the late
Arm.
The same Baker will be retained.
N. 8. RICE.
j.. L. SYMONDs.
Eureka, April ist. 1879. ap3-lm
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b 81

10 s 7,
N OF KEYS ON A RING. a.
~ ring bps fhe subseriber's meme onh
The finder will confer q favor by return1ps :"
keys to W. UNIV nr1S II
Eureka. March %, 1879 W."
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And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the eleventh
tl1th) day OF March. 1879, no many shares OF
each parcel Of such stock as may be necessary,
Will be sold at public suction. at the efhce OF
Thomas J. Pourterer, a~uctioneer, Room "a,
merchants Exchange Building, California
street. San Francisco. California, on
Friday, b second Day or May,
1870,
AZ tne nour o. 2o'clock p. n, Of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. 40
sether with costs of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
D. 7. vERDENAL, Secretary.
ohice-Rooms 0 and z. s27 inc street, San
Francisco, California. spI7-td
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~ OTiC
TO
Contractors and Builders!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by TUE
IN Board of County Commissioner of Fprets
County. Nevada, that Sealed Proposals viii b.
received ~ the said Board OF Commissioners,
up TO 10 O'Clock A. M,
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY MAY 1s 1879

One old darker told me he was ssouten ebay
kee county, GeoTgy." He Is The only exodus
tian l saw from that blessed region or State.
The worst difficulty and obstruction we
nave 70 meet with, Is the story that all have
been impressed with. to the effect that
IF THEY RETURN,
they viii have their hands cut off, be whipped
ana generally badly treated for having left
the country. The argument will, which ne
combat this, penefrates the thiekest sknlIed
amongst them. I tell them the Southern
people are not fools enough TO get them back
Just 70 whip and tnjure them. They can see
r. force OF the argument, and eventually
expect that many Of them will return despite
the. obstinacy OF the ineendiaries and the in
Preferences OF those who make money out OF
the relief funds. n
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SOUTHERN PATENTS.

Mr.. Ell. N. Jenkins, solicitor Of patents, No.
~ Commercial Place, officially reports to tbA
DEMOCRAT the following complete list of
patents granted Southern inventors for the
weeks ending April "a and 30, 1879:
Louisiana George D. Luce, New Orleans.
presses for baling fibroas material; Emile II.
Lauve, Cranes Forge, apparatus for bfeaeft-
ing cane juice; W. j. Sharp, Baton Rouge.
evaporatOrs.
Mississippi-L. scuIly, Meridian, weather
strip, W. A. OCaIlaghan, SaitiIlo, cotton and
hay presses.
Aiabana-W. B. Letofr, Lower Peach Tree.
washing machine; j. T.. Dykes, Deuopolis.
pole attachment for vehicles; e. 3. Taylor.
Mount Meigs, smoke and cintIer tenders for
railroad trains.
Texas. w. Findley, Bryan, fifth wheel
for vehicles.
Florida SeideDberg & Co., Key West tkrea
trade marks for cigars
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different In each eountry-that the greatest d.
ysrsity u fgund petusen the Jaws Of Spain. Of
s ana 81 dTbelsna a's VIZ sgysr
o. 81 three Of these countries. II is his duty TO
rse9asiIs these different systems.
| pretasions to the different statutes. Isvs and
sysfsI1s 10 Ioree and as Z were Increasing the
| OF men. is NOT his difference between the laws
o. doa 81. ana ne laws OF men as great as the
It still remains for us To compare tns admin
istrstfon OF Divine and human justice. Divine
instiee 10 perfect. Knowing al things as God
decide. He follows he details Of life, of move
nent. and Of yoiitioa q eae b human being.
tiaI. His wisdom is infinite.
Human justice liz based solely on the testf-
nony OF witnesses. The Judge by himself
and leads to deception even In cases where wit
nesses desire TO speak the truth. The wit
nesses heard have not seen the whole transact
ton, and their testimony usually leaves In
doubt an Important link In the chain %. eyi-
denee; their testimony ID contradictory. Some
ks ne d az net sssah es ra sI sed p
sfons which sometimes control the judge.
Leave ont the other unlawful means sometimes
that human Justice is lame and unsatisfactory
az compared with tho Divine.
what are No TO dor
Great as seems the differences between God
Jnsties OF each, ias us not despair. God has
given us divine faculty which briggs as close
" 70 MIN. mean our Intelligence. In our Inn
aRination, like God. we trans porf ourselves In
simultaneously TO the remosest planet: We 90
back hundreds of centuries: We have captured
the lightning from the sky. and made it ths
submissive messenger OF our daily business,
We have perfect sense Of right and wrong and
LIST US always bear in mind, and wrfts II down
az the motto OF our life, that We must always fol-
low and be guided By the standard Of divine
lay and justice. Whether as Legislators, judges
or attorneys, when called upon to exercise our
profession, let us always do go with the view Of
~ e rear as possioeto the law and
Keeping this end In view We will never faif
In giving satisfaction not only to all who mar
entrust US with their affairs, bat also 10 our
selves.
This snbjeet is Of vast importance, and affords
oenenciai food for reflection. 10. yoH, my
yoHng friends. who have Just been admitted 70
fhs exercise Of profession which Will afford
you ample opportunities OF spprscfsting the
difference between divine and human lay aud
!ussfee, stHdv this difference; think well OVER
Il learn how 70 approach as near as possible
never lose an occasion OF conforming thereto
yonY thoughts and actions. This is the path
which is 10 lead as all to perfect happiness.
Mr.. Branch Knox Miller Was introduced as
the valedietorian, and delivered, in pleasing
manner, q well written and witty address,
The beHediction by DR.. Palmer elosed the
exercises.
Last evening the newly declared lawyers, u
number OF their friends and the alumni CT
the university partook Of dinner at the Lake
End
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sUfEasSa CRIMINAL coURr,

Bali REDUCED.
Louis Schwartz shooting and wounding
with Intent 10 commit murder, bail reduced
to 5000.
NOTIONS.
Dominique Blananfnf, burglary and grand
larceny; motion fled for q new trial, and
fixed for Tuesday.
?. r. Carroll, enabezzemeDt; motion for a
new trial overruIed, and the accused re-
nandsd TO prison TO await sentence.
SENTENCED.
". Creliin, carrying d concealed weapon. VI
or one day in the Parish Prison.
Calhoun j. Lesehe, carrying concealed
weapon, 510 OF three days Id the Parish
Prison.
Zaeharie Wolf, eolored, wouneIfng less than
Penitentlary, and q fine Of 8
VERDICT.
Joseph MagneT, charged with embezzie-
Tnent, not guilty.
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MEEfToRroUs ENTERPRTsE.-As We have
already announced. the elegant and graceful
railroad starters boxes Of the New Orleans Git
Railroad Company. ON Canal street. which have
recently been substituted for the unsightly es-
taoiishments that have so long offended the
eyes and taste Of our people, we're the work Of
Messrs. LHote Il Co., the vsIi-knozn sasb
blind and door manufacturers These gem
tleLnen deserve the highest sneominms from
our citizens On account OF their extraordinary
energy and enterprise. Their mammoth 90.
Enlistment. at the corner Of Franklin and Ton
louise strsefs. 10 turning out daily large
amount OF work which, Ia execution and artistic
hoisn' cannot be surpassed In the Southern
country. such men and such ENTERPRISES are
unfortunately rare In this r,ortion Of the conn
try. and should be encouraged by all truly pa-
tr1otic citizens who desire to foster and build
up nome Institutions. The office OF Messrs,
LHote d Co. is at No. 81 Carondelet street.
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The New Orleans, Mobile ana st. Louis
Through Line
Great Machinery Depot .

/ Planters. mill owners and nnachfnists II
search Of supplies will do well to visit the ex
tensive establishment OF Messrs. NJ Schwartz 4
Brother. Nos. 14s 10 1ss Magazine street, where
they will find an immense stock, which will BE-
sold the lowest possible prices. Msssrs, M
| Schwartz d Brother are young, emerge lie and
enterDrising merchants. who have By prom J.,
attention. uniform courtesy and fair dealing
built I'D large business. Their establishment
occupies large portion Of the square On Mags-
zine street. betweeN Girod and Julia streets and
their stock embraces wide range Of articles for
plantation and general use. They are agents
for Deane's patent steam pumps. which have
long been acknowledged superior In quality.
Notwithstanding the fact that improvements
have lately been made in these pumps, and ex-
traordinary care is taken Ia their manufacture,
they are now offered BY Messrs. NJ. Schwartz u
Brother at greatly reduced prices They are
guaranteed, and IL they do not perform the
work az claim ed for them the purchase money
will be promptly refunded Attention Is called
10 the great saving In fuel and wear and tear in
boilers. by using the injector. a com paratvely
inexpensive machine. which is very simple and
always ready for uss.
Messrs. Schwartz h Brother have also the
Steel Barb Fence Wire. which makes fencing
easy and cheap. and IL fast supplanting all
other kinds OF fencing for farm. plantation or
garden purposes. All orders. small or large,
will receive prompt attention at very low prices.
Messrs. Schwartz h Brother arc also dealers
In governors. portable engines and boilers,
steamboat church and plantation bells. bar.
hoop, sheet and boiler iron. white lead steam
and gas pipe fittings and tools Of all kinds
rubber hose, betting. railroad and mill sup
plies, etc.
PARTIES at distance wishing to make pur-
chases should send for their revised catalogue,
Whieh VIII % sent free on application. and all
ofders will be attended to with the same care
ana promptness az If buyers we're here in per-
son.
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VAS when the present administration sent
commission down 10 that State To know whetha
something could not be obtained from its PEG
pie In the Way OF concession or compromise Be
fore granting them the boon OF withdrawing
tbe troops from the control Of the State. cal
sn mai IL there vas any such suggesi5n 81 an:
met with no response from ths people 9
MI. Blaine had stated that II came from tht
Louisiana side. / had NOT stated with any Der
sonal knowledge, but I had stated that Is wai
currently reported here. and II certainly wat
r ,sc,ed by ths Grant administratton noT az
fsiaDa to. state that the commission that vent
down nuder the Hayes notwithstanding fook ~
the trade ON the other SIDE ana 9fIsrso - u
THAI what we are TO understand ms Senator 10
Mi. Jonas-I Do not say they vent 70 trade
Who did the Senator say traded TT offered to
trade with the people Of Louisiana
Mr.: Balne-I do not know. had nothing 70
M offered saa e rep Sss nt hgf to
ao "i'H w. THE COMMISSION
that went down. the honorable senator STATES.
went there 10 make proposition. Isaid i vas
freely ereuatsd here dning me mgntn 2, aag
RspubIicsn elected senator. That is what I
or the Commissioner who did 1t; bat 1t was
IN THE ALE
M Jonas-i assure the honorable Senator
that do not know what was in tbs air OF Wash
inRton but In the air OF New Orleans, which
was much more pure and healthy, there was bu
one idea and one obj9e and that was 70 eiset
representative Democrat TO the United States
Senate.
It is matter OF regret to me that Blaine
should have seen fit to terminate his colloauy
with Jonas at this point; for had he passed it
much farther have no doubt the Senate and
the country would have been treated TO some
racy details as TO the circumstances upon
which
THE RUMoEs REFERRED 10 BY BLAINE.
we're based; circumstances, the recital Of
which would not have reflected any great
amount Of credit upon the man who is now
the pet candidate OF the Radical machine
for President In 1880-Grant lii is not
necessary To detail these circumstances
at this time. They will keep. But
If Blaine really wants to know what
actual foundation there was for those ruInor5
I refer him to the Hon. Col. James n. Casey
He knows all about 1t and he may be, for
aught know, mad enough to tell. But can
promise Mr.. Blaine that no political capital
will accrue to the Grant movement from his
inquiry. On tbs contrary. A. q. b.
The BEST amateur talent La the city will play
loves Sacrifice at the Varieties Theatre On
Saturday evening.
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A five year old son OF family. the other
day, stood watching his baby brother, who
was N aking great noige over having his
face washed. The little fellow at length lost
his patience, and stamping his tiny foot said :
don't know anything about it. Wait till
you're big enough to get Iickin' and then
you'll see-Won't he, MAJ"
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"AsHEUHs's.-Thi noted photogr aphie estab
ishment seems to be In most aourishtne
condition. During the last few weeks hmm,
dreds OF exquisite pictures have been fnished
By the old hero and delivered yet he seeros IN
be crowded With work The crayon nfctnras
now taken BY Washburn ars very beautiful
and are attracting much attention. Drop In
and see them -
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The tide OF summer excursion travel that for
two or three years past has set towards the re-
sorts OF the Northwest, with Its grand scenery
Of mountains, lakes and rivers, its numerous
charming retreats and cozY hooks, will this
season reach it's food owing TO the increased
facilities extended to tourists by the enterpris-
Ing management Of our popular Greet Jackson
Route. The time has been reduced one day,
and with no change Of cars to Chicago and but
one change TO points beyond. A trip 10 the
great Northwest Is Tow made with SO much
ease and In as short time as formerly to Ba-
don Springs or the lake shore villages. Already
eonsiderate fathers are securing aeeommoda-
tfons for their families at desirable points and
besiege the ticket office for choice sections In
the sleeping cars. In another week the travel
will have fairly started, and We predict fer
the Great Jackson Route business 1t will tax
its best efforts TO accommodate. Sale OF exeur-
sion tickets will begin ON Mar 90 They will
be- good to return until November j. thus giving
ample time to enjoy the summer and fall sea-
sons. Full Information. with descriptive eireu-
lars and guide books profuseiy illustrated III
the highest style Of the printers art, may be-
had ON application to A. d. Sheldon. ticket
agent, No. % Camp street. corner Of Common.
w.
The New Orleans, Mobile ana st. Louis
Through Line
L. positively the only line running Pullman
drawing-room sleeping cars from New Orleans
TO st. Louis without change.
r.. W. GILLESPIE.
Southern Passenger Agent. Mobile Fast Line
Ofice.
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ue posn Inc Fireman" will be read at the
pa.,i 'aianhshf o. me Citizens Auxiliary Asso-
ela'ion on Saturday evening next. at the Yarie.
ties Theatre.
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Have you ever tried an Arraak Punch a. ~
the Bird Cage and try one
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The fremen's contribution to the sanitary
fund will manifest Itself On Saturday night, at
the Variet les Theatre,
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Some people don't know what an Arraek
Pa nch Is. Go to Rameif's and be enlightened.
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FOURTH DISTRICT eoURr.

The cases against the Southern Rank haze
been submisk d ON briefs 10 be fled. the arou.
meat ON tho exceptions to- plaintiffs petitjnr,
being concluded.
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LOCAL PARCELS DELIVERY.

l. pares d the city; also. 10 CaEgGTrTnM
ALGIERS and GRETNA. Contraers made wftfs
tradesnaen TT the. rsenlar daily delivery Of
rs,si sad at any Il she following deootss
MEREDW h WEST EEFT ELD. Il Cxrandage
street: + " BEAN. 3Ts1 Lryadea sfrsas: II
lsl1 .Poydr1s sr-et; J. EA4TfAy a Co ian
G ". street. A. BOY, ~ Canal street: j. FUR
CADE lo8 Cnaftrt -treet PJ5TUFFTCE. First
4lzrsras A. a. PA3COE, Carroilson; G. Null
LEK. jackson street.
JAMES BOSS. A2eat.
fe1S 3na51 IS Gacondefct street.
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THE COURTS.

SECOND DISTRICT COUNT.
The succession OF John Loughrin was
opened.
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The best amateur talent In the city will play
Loves Sacrifice at the Varieties Theatre On
Saturday evening.
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TOURISTS, ATTENTION.

Arraek punches at the Bird Cage.