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HAMLEI.
Hamlet Was acted at Booths Theatre on Fri

formanee of Hamlet The tragedy, rs written by
Shakespeare does not exist in Italian. and Shakes
prarean Interpretation of the Dane should not be ex-
nee,ed from an actor who adheres to the Italian
Translation. Salvnl would. perhaps, aeO Hamet, II
l. had Hamlet 10 act. The person whom he pre-
senIs a. the Prince Of DeAmdrk IS portrayed by MN
IN a powerful manner, and Is Impressive a. theaul-
cal curiosity.
CONRAD IN LIE MORTE CIVILE.
To praise this performance IS no less grateful
5,,v Than delight. The incidents of the piece VIII
80 us drift. Conrad and EOsahe have been mar
- and Rosqlie mas borne daughter. Conrad. in
q AZ of furious resentment, has killed h0sdtte's
brother and thereupon has been incarcerated under
--,o,,oa of jmprisonment for life. His bereaved
f. with their daughter has found shelter In the
home of a benevolent gentIeman-Just Derejt Oi
wife and infant daugbter-who has employed the
one a. his housekeeper ana adopted the other us
- o,,o child Fourteen years have passed away.
Conrad has escaped from prison-emaclated with
d,ssase and erief--and has accidentally come upon
A. osrIu,, of his wife She is then enduring the
.nt;ons of a licentious priest, whom she has re-
laJ and who has thereupOn determined to drive
bor awav from the place. CORrdd has fallen INTO
.he hands of this priest, who has then NaIhy uled
IN make him an instrument OF revenge.
The crisis il now rapidly precipItated. Husband
"a ,v;fe are confronted. Father and daughter
ot The wretched man learns the history OF the
nast annrebends the true state OF existing iactS'
ri ,ceives that to disclose himself to
his daughter will be to blight her present
- and future welfare. He determines
70 repress his aiIecu ms, bow to his destiny ana
accent the full measure OF punishment Tor his sun
He Yields TO fate and dies, IN the
nreseaee of his child The play d~eiis Win n'uch
nrollxity upon preliminary explanations anu n"-
oers long upon the sombre tinS Oh 'ne s'vo1'
-, nicture In the scenes berwiXt C0RTad HO'"-
~ a,d the dangh err. every detail Of sorro" is
Taa stem bv step the spectator approaches the
catastrophe OF a broken heart.
salvini-wbo acts every word that be speiAs' 80
che, those who cannot understand his ian onase are
nevertheless always aware OF his meanlng-""s IN
sxnressibly affecting IN the death Inc Do"'nS
avn of a great nature and tie breahIng d VI 10
f.thers heart were 50 conveyed that theig ' LIT
49, heen a soul in the house unloucSeu' a1N 'N"'
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LITE srK4 NsHIp ARRIVAH.

PORT OF NEN-YORR. ARRIVED DEC. 19. 1880.
Str ASS -rian Monarch Dr. new. tOGs estI0rDe
HUI DC. ramouth ~ days. la ballast 10 Patten
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To facilitate his removal uptown Mr. Bass
for o. rur Cooper Iust >eiinE oft hts NhO
urse stock houscfJrnishins goods cutlery silver.
china glassware and everything no forced sale Besides
the great reduction IN price, discount Is taken on eacn
purchase. For particulars his announcement.
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w. ]. MIDDLETON.

Pops select Works. Household EdOn. with New
-toddar 800 pp. l2mO CLOTH 81 Dalf calf.
"a full Turkey morocco, or Tree Calf -.
Poe'- Poems Diamond edition. All the Poems, Memoirs
anu Portrait square l6mO, cOtn. 81
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HENRY HOLT & CO..

The Trumpet Major. l6mo leisure Hour serieA) 81
TrOablcsoaie DnugIter-. By L. b. waford author OF
"Mr smith l6mo. 81.
The W0oing Of tine Water WITCH. By Evan Daiforne.
CoDi0usly iiust J. smith. Square limo. 81
A Dreamer. BY Katharine Wylda. lsmO Leisure Hour
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HOUGHToN, MIFPLIN & co..

Wv Winter on the Nile. By Charles Dudley Warner
New edition. revised. vol. limo, uniform with In the
Levant."
l2mO, ~
In the Wilderness. BY Charles Dudley Warner. New
edifion. en- argea by the addition sketches
Little Classic STYLE iSmo. as cents
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T.. p. BUTTON,
III. Rr(

Little Folks In Feathers and Fur aud others Ia
Neither. 4ty, 36S pages. l73 illusfrations. 81 DO
Queer Pets harcys BY Olive Thorae Miller 4to
3z6 pages, 80 line illustrations. 81 30.
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DDuD. MEAD Il co.

A Day of FGte. BY h. p Roe. IN handsome limo vol
81 90
Pretty Peggy aud Other Ballads. illustrated from de-
signs In water cO0r. by Emmett square 81 30
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J. LIPPfNCOTr & Co.

shalespeare's Dream Poem. By William Leighton
4t0 kXt4a cloth gait tJp uncut edges. 81 Do
Ont Ora. poem. b. Mrs b. u. TOland- 40. Extra
clOth gilt top. uncut edges. q 90.
Perceptions, Ind other Poems. BY Mrs Charles Wiling
small %. Extra cloth, gilt 81 80.
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All Round the Year Verses from SKY Farm. BY Elaine
aud Dora GOCdac l0mO. ci0h extra 81 %
Nestien0Ok. BY Leonard Kip Cloth 81 paper. 60 cents
Unbeaten Tracks. i'm japan. IN account OF traves IA
the interior, ugnt Wits 10 the Ab0rgnes OF fez0 aiu
the OF NiEkO ANA ise b lsaoel1 Bird auth0rw
Laws Ride The Mountains" vols, octave
fOrrV.rIgnt IlustraIlOns. ~
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a better indgc the and Iregard hitn a. one OF tne
fine lawyers on tho bench IN this country. think that
bar here universally regard 1t rsteass appoint
menL"
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FORDs, HOWARD & HI LBERT,

The Lovers OF Provence. Aucassin and AIcOllette.
in pattern cloth beveed boards with elaborate
design Of gold INK lt edges IS 6O tut cali
morocco antique, gilt 81. All styles in
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GEORGE w. CARLETON a. CO..

Chateau Dor. BY Mary j. Holmes al SO.
Life OF sarah Bernhardt Authorized edition. IS cents.
Brownies Triumph. By Mn. George sheldon 81 50.
Jack n Jangle. By r. .. Barunm al 3D.
Ii n No1ian BY May Agnes rleining.
John >,y ,nlon's Travels. Price. Is cenls-
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JueclIl NJnees
Christmas Appeal for Poor Children.


Tho bitter cold and snowstorms coming early
viii remind kIn.heare OF the thousands OF little chi
dre IN .Sn ~. % 81 g trI and frost bs c,i AMI hare
looted sud sleeDin often in cellars or attcs growing
appeal to the Iany country whom Providence has
Os so a. e 5 6 ihDREEs AID SOCIETY to make
hIppier TO these unfortunate little onesi The
FIFTY oiAs ~ send Ihrfe non no les GGTen TO
70 Darefoote Ite boys or sir. On y INBRED
DOLLARS will gave 20 huugy children hoe meal for
those who have homes anu friends and every comfort
vii eoy H. feeling that they have made il
happier % the homeless ana endless orphan ..,,
chidr,n's Aid society. IL Fast 4thst, New YORK
Gifts clothing and PROVISIONS NAV be sent g., the Cenrh
once HAST 4ths. New YORK will be calei Tor If the
Do2aoas OF money may uclosod either OF the
signed II tncy IN Post Office orders taey
Thru Naiqnal e sank 20 20 t Nassarst
American Exchange y ationlI fanA. l2s Broaaway.
WORK Of THE YEAR
There were the pas. year in orr six Lodens
lsO,j27 .odCinRs -upphed In me = and Even
fed and clothed (OJ ~ suppne,l 3.7c4
SrS WITH oo msenc et hiouSn the Sick chdrens
si eharen sni0ye ' ne dement's % Sns hea
been instructed IN Tue use OF tne maelne "a me s
been 10 orphans IN ne LolHng HOUSES saS % have
under charge OF the society during the year 20.757
Geo. A. Leavitt & Co. Auctioneers
GRAND EXHIBITION. - MONDAY MORNING.
At de Leayitt Art Galleries. sl7 broadway.
THE LAFARGE COLLECTION.
SUPERB MODERN FAYENcE.
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS.
Gold Lac JaDanese ard Chinese Snrlos &C. &C.
a Sp,o Sey 2s Broces &C. &C. beIoSsas 20 Mr John
LaIarge. OF this cty.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT COLLECTION.
New Modern Things mostly from the original packages
ami never exhibited Ia tins country kcal Bronzes
lcques-superb N nton Longwy viland-W elgwood-
saaerb sets IN great aud beau u variety:
ysr ns fs 30 S SILVER ros
ings, &C. &c
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
AcoLLEcTloS OF M MO- , OIL pe eA5STISqs
G9nSSni@ sSs Y Tom 6ro1d new Pienres " part
The whole on exhibition Monday and to soId BY auction
on "Wednesday anu THURSDAY and Thursday
evening.
ONE THOUSAND ORIENTAL RUGS,
AT CLINTON HALL. MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Last and closing SAFE MONDAY AFTERNOON OF
ONE THOUSAND ORIENTAL RUGS
plies Dermanentiy eradicared witln three weeks No
ks rn o mug rel@sne d. 0YT u Vest 2tthst
Rupture Radically Cured.-Dr. aarshs treatment
ons SAT- eiIDe years practical experience. Only
Office Z Yesey-st, opposite 81. Paurs Church.
The
GOUPIL GALLERY.
-REPLETE--
with Beautiful Pantinga
RESPECTFULLY INVITES The ATTENTION OF
COSNOIS@EURS.
IMPORTANT EXAMPLES BY MASTERS OF THE
MODERN SCHOOLS.
COrOt. Diaz, DuDre
Fortunv Milei Iroyon'
Rosseau FrOmenln. Claws
Ziem BOGguerean Becker.
Gerome PaaiuL Jaoque.
Iefebyre cchIeyeT. NiOert.
Rosa Bonhsur Domingo. Bodini
And very many Others
CAREFULLY SELECIED.
Fur sale moderate prices
NEW WORKS UONrtN UALLY RECEIVED
NJ. KNOEDLEk & co,
ITO 5rH-AvE. CORNER 22Dsr.
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mon FORT-VAN BRUN lon THURSDAY December rs. 81
rh senc of the bridos parents, Ba, Rd4 a. j. 10y the
Kev A Brush Peter A. Monfort OF New reoht ~ kiiza
T. daughter Of hulei an BrdAL
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socirty Indies admire ctvlted taste in dress should
ca upon ADAME s0ULE the French MoDsTR 10 T. Ibtlst
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a silver Lining BY M9ry Anderson in Chr tmas nun
Der o ew- ora Evening Express on Wednesday next
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Two Christmas Eyes, beautiful phantasy In French,
bv = rlh .fH.Atdt w.I En-lish Translation written
ly Christmas nu uDe- Dt ne NeWNOrk EYen-
INK Explu-s vail appear On wednesday next
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tlaaz .hoss The hnromtc vai'tt'n i9 D., ~ e,
Tor enc - i-ll
Ti.i rclf"srns ie nacl 'i',
lr lol- ll~ '-A-n 'r -lt tn- .i'
LAr no Ae1ei a.
fu 81 r. afIrry.
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ID. LOTHROP & CO..
sCRIBNER & WEXFORD.

True fauness. From Thomas Hughes. Introduction Dy
ames Russell Lowell l6mO. cloth. 81.
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IOnN WILEY & sous


The Daer,nlal CaIcnIus an abrid ed edition OF Ries
Johnsons Founded on the Method OI Rates or
Fuxions. l vol l2mo, cloth, ~ 90.
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THE rHoMAs-JosEFFY CONCERTS.

The audience yesterday afternoon at the thlrd or
these concerts was even larger than at either #
those which preceded it, and 1t was in the most
amiable mood appiauding everything warmly, and
calling Mr. Joseffy out four or five time, atter
his solos. The following was the programme
symphony m ior op 9.--.------.-- HeTnan1 , Goen
% mo Solss a. Nocirne J. Field
~ - oayenr d murique Valses. ........i.. Joscilv
,,.u-,.c,o IN 4 Hermann GrHedentr
40. certo 10, MINOR 4ieHati'
The work OF tDe orchestra was excellent. Inc
Svunhonv and the Graedener Caprice were delight
futiv ulayed and the orchestral parts OF the con-
cerfos though not gwen perhaps with the same
hriliiaucy that was shown thursday IN the
Chopln concerto, were nevertheless a. general
thing admirable. Mr. Josely gave the Beethoven
ccncerio with the same dignity and lmpIe--
siveness as on Tuesday, ana he taifly daz
zled the audience by dasning performance OF the
Hepselt concerto, whose overwhelming difficulties
60 I'm IN mis- hands the mcrest chlds play. As III ali
of his performances the finish ana symmetry OF his
interpretations nave been their most marx char
ac-eristIc and ms m0desty, honesty and avoidance
f any STRIVING after III ct. aud tine perfectly Icgiii-
uate use a. when hc puts has powers are not less
,.yoordiuary than those powers themselves. lis
la,,,,y of the Field N0cturne Wa chaImingiY
f,r.eeinl and exurossIVe, am lie wac spiihd'uiJ
.,,.,i,u ms iu Ll-Zt, management oi me -. uori
Harcar,Iie HIS own new wal rs are taAins ana
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pretty but their chief merit lies in the opportunity
which they afford him for remarkable Dechanica
disrlay.
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SATVTNI.

The first week of TINS great actors engagement
has passed in brilliant prosperity. He has given
two performances of OtheiO, of Hdmiet. and one
of Conrad-the latter beng the chief part in " Civil
Death gle Morte Civile"l, a play written ex-
pressy for Salvlni, and first introduced upon the
American stage September 26, 1878, when he was
acting at the Academy OF Music in this city. Coarad
was acted last night. Salvn appears but four
times during a week. His remaining nights are
Monday Wednesday. Thursday and Saturday. He
will givh the Moor on Monday and Saturday Of the
present week; Saliiran lDarid Garrictl on Wednes-
day: and the Gladiator on Thursday. The Gladiator
referred to is not our >pertdcs, but combination
of the individuality OF >pdrtoca and pugiaids; and
Salvini IN presenting him. bears remarkable re-
sembianee to Edwin Forrest. The SatliraR is the
hero of the French piece on which Robertson based
his David GarrIck." The Germans know him as
Doctor Robin. All persons who care for acting
should see Salvini, and, fpossible, in every part
that me DlaVs. He may not invariably satisfy or
English ideals; ne possesses Shakespeare only IN
translation but lie is an overwhelming power as
an actOT-a prodigy of faculty 20 execute the Dehests
of the soul-aud his is imperial aua sumptuOus,
beyond Tlya ~ or Dispute.
lie Morte C,vlle" was acted with the follow
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS
r. q. PgrERsOs & sROr lERs.

, books Of tis tds, tirss hjnter fsitJ Efgsrst''I
hsrsfOfOrs on ne tHsrtrg 1Iys.
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The
GOUPL GALLERY.

Wantcd-A secont han type writer netfect Order "a
dress. with terms SHORTHAND. lrDdno Onice
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c. L. BRACE. Secretary.
10 East tn. st.. New York.
WORK OF THE YEAR

There were during the paT year in our six Lodging
dlf aud girls 2J2321 meals and
l-Oj27 .Odg1uRs .upped In me q Day and Even
So who taught and party
fed and clothed 900 ~ suppneil; 37c4
were mt no mainly the " est 21S4
ated with medicine ETC. Though the Sick Chidrens
Mission ,lS4 Children enjoyed benefits OF the Sea
side Home tayeragng about 20 per week. 53l have
been instructed Of the sewing machine IA The Os
Lodging House and III the Industrial schools Tn re have
bern Is orphans Lodging Houses 1851 06 have
been deuoste the PenIy Savings Banks. Total number
un,,ar .h of no the 20 757.
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ONE THOUSAND ORIENTAL RUGS,
AT CLINTON HALL. MONDAY AFTERNOON.
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'lPEN EVENINGS.
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The whole exhibition Monday and to be sold by auction
ON the wednesday anu Thursday and Thursday
evening.
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ONE THOUSAND ORiEN AL RUGS
plies permanently eradicated w5lin three weeks No
kriir hgatnTe AL ta Diseases cured Circu
lars ming D.. HOIr u West 24thst
Rupture Radically Cured.-Dr narsh's treatment the
40 years practical experience Only
Office Vesey-st., opposite 81 Paufs Church
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Geo. A. Leavift & Co. Auctioneers
MODERN OIL PAIN

ACOLLECTfON OF MODERN OIL PAINTINGS.
CONTAINING worry e and dcs rabe Pictures, In part
dirrci consIgnmrnt -Om aDrOld new Ploture9
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/ eilalou5 Notices..

Astison 7IeF0r;ni Church 4sth-st, west OF 6thave-
tN f. ON VIII preach at IL A. ~, ah'
gv, 4 bIief address al choral prayers % p. m
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-21
zaM


 Ihee js nelase certain bat death
 1len may plan F wealth hoae for love
 and believe thai III lheir dreams oE af
 auepee anl pleasure 0iil beFeeiizea The
 fsW ueeeed D oatainiu9 i'lese, bat the
 many eFen when sselses seen ceTlain.
 lina n ,helF paih au opsn grave and stop
 llleEe, bufyins her mera selFes ,fifh al
 thei dreams and h0pes aqd aspirations.
 Il was Fo with 5im Yeiegaay clear Of
 brain ssid strong ef arm, and Aith heart
 ioll of pleasant anlicipslieas tosist, a
 grave yonder ln se foothills hlle1 n with
 no birelin haads. ends all the story He
 nNs rrop peefof and minef both Hocame io she emp about fonF years ago. when $
 few sIrageling aaobe honsss hinses as the pes ibilily of the town 1c have to.dag. He vas an unoslenel4ioasg gooi-1oafted fellow
 on Monday aast whilt working in lhc Golden Eagle mine cave occurred. and lnried iim. His eompanions. Chss Den han and Henry aFebbel narrowly esca9ea hul he sFas go badly injured internally that he died in few hours He was buried on the following day. and M mark ef respect to bis memory. all ,he stores and saloons were closed. flags sefe aonn hHif mast and all Glefe attended the funeral. n Ole procession were fkts teen carriages 6iIea for tie mHt pari with laciek There must haze been at leasi 80 people in tse procession. Rex AIr Ningar delivered discoaFse from tlle words Prepare b meet thy God asld at l1e grave pronounced the benedic. Eioa. How difeseut from the oia lines ia Slobe when a lee of al used ,o meet around an open grave wifhoa lhe holy inflaenee q priest oF woman. and lay his body io Ae ground while llssenl uas oil on sle long prospect iafo ihe unknown land. Who are these Vho stand sroued Jim 3ewell's grave Men whose every sinew is hardy as the Nenean l;oas nerve rough fellows 70 all seeming. feugl of speUch and foagh. t mag bc. Of action; bpl wit1in whose breasts bea heats tfue and brave. and tendef as ever leas hehad vetmen< of bfoaaclo'h or roet of mail And gentle women 600 .Fransefs Co lhe man, perhaps. bol uhoc hears o'elfloaei ai he lhoeebt cf some .isier RoRan ia disaai iand. sao would peseFnQfe ansHer the Toies that wa ..itied or fhffff 4,ffa love il lhe falsrl of he haad now peffees and cold
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-21
zon Silver Belt.
Aatnr.lnk. AaEn.l eI. lssIl.


 TaE aio6e Iilerit Aaeiatlpn gave their secoad enlefsainmens in Che churca n Tuesday evening lasI. The ogamme ssts exeellen a,id the different pieces
 were rsndere iu very ered;tsnle man- asr. The as slieace was large Every persoH in town sisoald iend tAe cieap 2at lassee Of their presefce al lhese meetings 6o encourage tlo promoters Tite pFlaci- pal feature in the last performance 'sas
 1e singing by Mr. and Master While. 8osh ol whom were dervelly eneored Reeialfons wore delivered hy MeSrs
 AhiIl and French, reading n Aessrs. Rebb Aslgl Skinner. and also I reading by ass a'gasey. wiio gave Carlsoas cover ihe hills fo ihe poor honse ii q Ver5 effective nsAnaer. Nc eoalalend this el fn Of Fs and hope others of our laslies wili contribute 70 these eaterlain- 5senss. BIT. NAite and his son ng 70 los. eacli. anil were assissed in 2 qparieise lsy Mcssfs Aloazo Bs;ley and Hitchcock. Mrs 3Thise was app9iniei on the pro
 r.allae committee Next Iueas sy even iag The con. .nitfee promise a riea ialel- leeiual trcat, as weil as some excellent music. and we hope sll Globe eill be present 70 encourage the assoeiasion.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-21

WE waat Co call the attention ol tlie amusement lovers of Globe 10 the exbibi ion to be given hx aIadame Rvland and troupe. this eseaias i> fer tlAe bene7i of lhe jail fund aad tl4ai, aside from the splendid achng of Madame Elens, sl1oad ae iaiucsfneat enoagh ip make the Globe iies p aoWn int9 their pockets after 3 dollar. fl vii nor interfere wish ilc po- lisieal meeting. as fhey do not open lih Mr olry has fni he'd
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Constable's Sale.


 By virtue 0f an execution issned ont of 'Iustiee 6. h. oHase47s Court. Globe pre- ciuct. 6ila fnW1sHlp. County of fIneI. Ter rltorT e 3ri5ona. dated tse 9th day of AE- HJcI. 1880 ia esrteln aclon wherein doan hqo piaiutIH. secllred lugl .77lI D f lgalnsi oha lilies and Nm. BoHeh part neEs doing treine>s under tee arm Halae and fy'e ~ illes $ Bunch. oa he & ltq of AUGUST 1880 ] haye levied uepn Ihe lolleHips de gIiped propertg lo-Fit. fnat certain lot oi Erouud on She east Sisle CT Broad street in Globe. County of Final. lerilorf tf ATixona, apoN which stands that certain d9ee building recently erecttd 1y add fer danfs and knNWn "a dance housE and fo EmeflF occupied and used bY said aefauda.it ss dance house tokeEh Wito fhe said dance nouge erected br ssls iol. as asofosid and aoJies l. hefeell kep fha6 oa ae "a asg af SEP eo nf O'Clock r. s of shat Q4Y Il Nont o( ldid pseuis ca aid 6Iohe C0unfy of iiai aloresail Hi4 seh Al the r'Eaf. tltle ind interest 1f said delencanfs John Hi.es and Wln. Euneh. in atl1 Io the above ae cfibed Dreplf ftf at 2 st3Ile 4 sIt=soD. for easl 'aWl1 nlenet, fQ tlIe hieliesf and pest eld- der 70 a4sIT ti& ekfcaton and ell co
 Dated at a ao1e, the 1tII iag of AuR. tes1.
 d# HSBR1tI4
 5eefiE o Firal louHtg
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Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-21


 EF virtue 0t eu execution lssuid Justice A. Swasegs Court cinct Gila Township. County off ri1oTy q srzona, tate the ItHf iit2I Ieo In eer tin actl Pat King s oiHtd seetlf against c1l lilies and Hm. ner doing Dusiless AaJeT and style ol lilies G knHeb. ef A ALfzBel. t1 hsfe Ie following desafilsed property q I4in ict of zro4la on tAe Broad street Ca blote Count Territory D kfizona. upon W1 thlt certain adQbe huiIain2 recen ee hs sad lel4n4eHf 4Ha kEoWn house and fDrnerl5 occupied aaa used b4 sad 1eirne n1e as a eaoce Eousf toEcfh4r Hil1 tfe said dance 1ouSa erected oa said iot aIore sId. and nofiee is AeFebY ssen tlat on tae th 4aY Of SEPT Ell 6Eii, IS0 af o'clock D. m. cf that day. U 5rqnS ol said premises ir said Globe, couatg ef fi- 1ai atefesaia, viii sell sll tae 1ight tItIe and Interest of said aelendauts 5oa1 Hlles and Nm. bineh n and io the above oe- serIbea prereftt aE f'ipIlc Anerion. i9e casi. lawful ulenfy. lo tat eighes' and best bI d- dPl 70 saf said exc cetion and ali costs. DEted at lobe. the 7tA day of Aug. 1880.
 1. .P. GABRIEL
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 B9 GRO. L. TgIllKe. Deputy Sher 1us. t44t
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-21
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 oi deTeiopp nf mines that are cond to none in Arizona bus be King ana the Tombstone honanza and some of which may yei De iiieir peegs. Tbere js plenty of idle eaps.l n tAe CniieZ slaies. aid Ne viii all e our share e<if, vhen ik is densenstrated lic}.ee-- : 6aladrenlure tbat t can he probably Invested That is all ihis paper has erer asked for tl1af is all the men in this camp want While we owe feaity first 10 ous osFn district eean wish heartF God speed so every olher in tie Territory In tbis connecllan we want lo Ig o ihe Paai DrA lbat pe ae aware ibai ll,e King mine is in Pioneer ditriei, and aFe aol aware that pe bsse crsr editorially claimed B s being in Globe. Mere we are not aware fhal t is claimed Iy any of ooF people Efen lhe corre Poudent Of il,e Gtzn says, be enly inferred lhat il wes elaimed Tn Che sauie issue the Itih Of August in vhieb iAe Dsal lscnres us grainltaousls aHd onfsifly upon this subject ne pub iishes an extract from this papeFin which ve speak of the King ns bcing aoi b Globe lisriei but in Pinal county Ne are N proud 0f the klng as even tbe Ed,t or of tse brst and eoa aef t ul1erai osical menstro one of inc worlds great mipcs and mf pslde lhat Of an Arizo nian il aa Arzona miae