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1t is becoming a mooted question
VIII, ther Scoville is not crank. II
he is not, then he possesses the inn
pudence OF Satan himself. He ap-
peals 10 the American people for SUBJ
scriplions to pay his own fee as coun-
sci of his brother. in law, threatening
10 withdraw from the rase il certain
sum is not raised. MIR. Scoville has
the permission OF the American peo-
pie 10 withdraw, though few fools
will probably respond to his appeal.
-lStock Report. -
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At Hampton, Pennsylvania, while
William Cook was dying of smallpox
his wife placed lighted candle in his
hand and knelt beside the Ted in
prayer. She in ,tantlv snccumbed to
exhaustion, the bedding was SET on
fire and she and her child were over.
come by smokr. The neighbors saw
the situation, but only one dared TO
enter the house. Tie flesh vas burned
from Cooks bones, and his wife and
daughter cannot recover.
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A LII PARTIES KNOWIFG THEM-
n selves indebted TO me arr reqnest, d To-
Al onec, as ihtend 10 ave h 10 nbouf .hs
h Decent and b. absent Tor >, M ti,us
All bills not se;tl belorc | lave will be-
placed in the haids Of mn attorney lor col
lection.
PETE WEBER
Cherry Crock, November 10, lSSl.
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J. D. CAMPBELL,

DnYsIClAN AND SURGEON, CHE. RY
1 Gre X, Nevada,
Office mkt dour to Mrs Meek's restaurant,
Main street. jyl6
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Wonderful Nerve.

The Alameda Incinal tells the fol
lowing ory Of wonderful norse al
the expense of the P.nole Po .der
Works In one of the hnilling. he-
m Iing TO the poNderc con. any II u :
glyce fine was male. wnicn l. one OF
the ingredients OF the kind OF pow.
der Itrcules-made Mt that place.
In this building white man WAS
making Miro elvcerine. and snowiag
that this compound would itself eN
pl de il ho I, 1t. len the other
building blew up, "niy about 100 feet
fIom him, whirh shattere the one ne
was in. he actually kept on with his
work, with the baildiny tumbl,ng
down over him, AMI finished the mix
tnre he was ma in1. and .eu The
risky stuff frou getting vii aud cans-
ing far terrible more destruction.
Tie man who po,sesscd such wonder
ful nel,e, is named james w. Me
Lane,
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NEW YoRK's GREAT FIRE.
Estimated Loss Of Life and Property
Thrilling Ineidenis Of Escape

Estimated Loss OF Life aud Property
Thrilling Iactdenis Of Escape.
A fire broke out on the lower floor
OF the building recently occupied by
the New York World ON the corner of
Park and Beekman street, Febr lary /,
and spreading with fearful rapilit.
quickly cut of the mans OF escape
from the upper floors by the usual
saees, and as the building wus
u vo.s'i prime pally 10 printing offices,
NJ icl employed many persons. BON
moh and n ohaen, u nulnuer of lives
~ere lost; but how many has not yet
been ascertained. A young girl threw
herself from fourth->tory window
and was instantly kilied. A negro
woman jumped from story below,
and Was PROBABLY fatally i.jured
Numbers OF persons OF boh stxes
more fortunate saved thems, Ives by
jumping from the windows on Mas
seau street. SCENES at the time the
occupants OF the upper floor, w.re
making their esrape were often ex-
citing and touching. Men could be
seen holding the hands OF the women,
evidently ell. ouraglng them TO calm
ness. Three wnillen ran Oh the roof
and fell through the skylight of one
OF tue northern bail ling. rece wing
serious lnjurie.. A boo.black OH the
corner Of B ekman anu Park Row
seeing some men entangled in the
eiegraph wires, adjoining the burn
ing premises, climbed the pole and
cat L1e wires. relea ing them from
tpeIr critical POSITION. Several peo lie
desarn ieJ from the burnin4 buil ling
IA Nassau street side by reaching Il
Ell grapn pol. On hoy leaped rom
ia hftd story and would donb;l IS
aaye beea kilsi bat for the wires
Dr akins bis iail. Az express wagon
having a canvas covering drew / p
dnuer ilIe W.ntlows an Seve, al nlcn
we're old by the driver to jump ,
tne wagon, which Il ey did, AMI es-
cape any serious hurt. one Aoung
woman stood upon the win .oW 81 of
the fourth story until "A fireman ar
rs.nge1 10 the Ia lder piece OF canvas
which they held ut the ends and
'lt' = w htl All " a. ihdtN silt illifH
her hands straight sboye her head
aud thmpei. she fell upon the out
canvas and escaped injury.
\ score oi men stretched Il b.au..et
un ter the " II ow on Park Row AMI
some were saved VINO wer,. cut OF
rom the stairs. Others refused To
,nnp and were taken do II by lad
iers. One woman spiaing out. AMI
went thr.ugn the bian SCI. \ girl
-tepi ed from 4 " ndo 0n neekuan
: rre at tie .al OF fireman. bit Nas
unable TO rca II hin, WHEN he held
out his hand on VI ca she steppe
and WAS safely 10 ere !.
Amonl tho occupants oftha burn 4
~err. the Sc enliiir Amer can. Seo,eh
American journal Turf Il Farm and
rao,npson's Bank Noe and Con-
uercial Reportei. Al,o the folio Wing
Advertising agents. =. NJ. Petit gil
( Co, john L. Phillip Il 20. Charlie,
Meyer ~ Go j. w homp OF, Nicoa
Monachesi, \. B Thompson. l.. \.
DesbloN and l.. II. Grail.
The Time> bull1ing aas saved in
lamagsd con mo ONLY by the mos,
,.rcnuous eNerlions.
The loss by the fire * estimated nj
: .000, 900 bul il Is covered by $50
nm i'm :. raltf.a
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Human Ftnuds

At Kings on. S. c., list week, An.
derson Sinsle'oa and Lucinda 1is'lalo
brutal y mur ed Pin ebe rs ale. a
81 ter OF Lu,ilda. After Singleton
had crushed in her skull with an ax,
Lucinda plnnged Il knife through her
sisters heart. They then threw the
boJy into cop guleh. = lousy
Was the cause. Hotm have bcen ar
res.ei.
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A gentleman roaentiy arrived from
Tuscarora III Eureka, teil'a sentinel
reporter ome Interesting lii .ngs aD"ut
tha lately pro porous camp. Sno'lly
before he lett he saw u house of five
Fooins. all far ished good house aud
Hoou farn turs.-s,'ld Tor $40; nnother
mousse OF rs nnaus rortn~ change hands
lor 80. lie says that eve.yLo y VINO
can g"t away Is pulling out. There
Q ebat few msn working in lho mine !;
l" In the North Bell, Isle, or = IN
lhe Navajo. IN the Ind-i endencc,
Aool't as many In the B lie Lie and
= iew chloriders In tho Young
America.
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The San Francisco Chronicles Iris h
correspondent depicts the following
scene of an eviction. A squad of sol
diers. one of constablary anh sub
Sheriff com prised the esicting party.
The time Was about daylight in The
morning:
Everything was 80 quiet that we i'm
agine The place must be deserted,
when all at once we noticed the con-
stabulAry stop, aud pushing forward
saw that our visit was not unexprct-
ed. A stone wall or barricade had
been built across the lane. AN ugly
thing tn run aIainst in the dark,
but which soon dlsa appeared before
thu consIablary, who set % the work
of demolition with apparent good IA
tnre, though noticed thai four o
them clanered on the roadside wall
and kept a sharp lookout precau-
tion which ! heartily joined from the
car. Bat the obstruction, ,iid not
end the.e, for no sooner h, ID We pass
ed barridsde No. than a second ap
pearei ln sight, then came third,
and then deep hitch, which efie ia
ally stopped the further ear-iiing.
Getting Out We walked down the roa
for a few score yar.ls uetaeen Us and
Tom and pneiiD Deni-on's cottage, a
ra her neat little house. And all wa
still as the grave. The Dubli,
bailiff held whispered consultation
with The sub-sner,ii, AMI then,
IN company with ten policemen, the
resi- of the escort standing In do ihle
line up aud down the road, a ivanrei
IN the litlle eneloSure that had non.
nuty for AruGyard. lie cliuc back
Instantly With pazzed expass ion on
his pe,ky little phlz.
.Divli "A sowl Is there at all" he
sail
And he was correct, for when Ne fo
lowed hln baee, W. founi we were
only 10, king at the ghost of "A house
Every door anu window Mas gone aud
inside there MAS ndt the V,stige Of u
sin.le stick of harn.lure; while aeros,
the chimney Wis nal,csi a boarl wl II
the words ..No Rent" lain,ed hefeon
jn bls.h. AMI along the heart va,
laid tue rude copy ola colin Id bear
lug the description, 'AKent Is DE at.
We looked at ole another bldnkly,
then some one laughed, aud tboa We
All broAe out into u guiiaA.
"Failh, an there nothing here TO
evict, that see. said the SUI Sheriff.
Nor was there. even lh .a0or OF Ia
IlgIt wa, goue, the ficl Is wcre empty
1he whole lace WAS desrr. a.. an.
a-ainst tie loree Of armed law there
had been brought the strtn-e bu
thoroughly effective force of silent,
Stubborn, secret le ,laiancc. /. slok
al desperation aud cunnin- oil no CON
mon W np"tiug moo would nave
been elief To tins uiclany desc
Iaton. ANA /, for one, iefl the ruln.i
hamr Win new AMI liyeii appre.
clalion of the irish pea SAINTS Diet rIni-
nation 20 give ~ everything rather
than 10 oDey. BIT though ne saw
n one, Nc were furnish d with un-
nllstakahIe evi eace that Ne were
watched by poa,riul unseen
"eiloIny," for when .ne broken narrl-
cadrs were reacl Q |, They were foun.l
Dhilt u a-ain. an, OH eacn "a iole
slu.k bearing tbe standard of IA dead
cat. Tmy we're dung down by ,he
now aigry constaOulary, but we
should have carris them back tu
Limerick u titting trophies 10 our
brilliant Tia go.
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Professional CARDS.
DR.. ~. RocXMAn.

DnYs CiAN, ST GEoN, AeCOuCiEe,
aealIsf md isf.
0flee -.Main street. next door TO Spencer 4
ffanh's ltd
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s'lacer Ground.

The Carson Tribune says that gravel
rich with gold, has b. discovered
in a ravine IN miles from Carson
City. The result OF Iii panning out
of Hour sack full was over 81.
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under Eds TiIbud af Eierno og
tvende Borgere i Qvarteret, SAINT
bekreftet af Qyarterotficercn, at
indlevere til Commissioner, hyor-
efter Diet vii kommo under n9mere
Overveielse ON og hvorvidt Etter-
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Land kan tilstaaes.
Huuseire hvis Huse have staaet
ledge i 6 Maaneder og derover, og
som desaarsag forlange Neds@ttolso
i Skatterne have at indsendo til
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H. HANSCHELL. ?. NJ. LESCHLEY.
est. est.
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est.
, 1882-12-06

Ifany portion of the Land Is con-
sidered to be useless, and yields no
revenue to the owner, the number
of acres Of such portion must be
stated in the tax-list, anda certificate
on oath issued by the proprietor and
two Burghers residing in the quar-
ter and furthermore attested by the
quarter officer, delivered to the COM
mission, when it will be taken into
consideration if and to what extent
exemptionfrom taxes can be granted.
Owners Of houses that have been
unoccupied for six months and up
wards claiming deduction in the
taxes are to give satisfactory proof
of the house having been vacant
during the period stated.
Persons ~neglecting to procure the
information and proof described by
the regulations in the above shape,
time and place, must ascribe to their
own neglect all losses resulting there
from.
Blanks for tax lists will be distributed
some days previous to the meeting of the
tax Commission, and are required to be
accurately filled out by the parties con.
cerned, and delivered to the Commission
on the day which is fixed on for each
street in the town and for each Quarter
in the country.
Tax Commission for st. Croi1 the 29th
November 1882.
II. UANSCHELL, P. NJ. LESCHLEY,
est. est.
J.. A. HOVER,
, 1882-12-06

PURSUANT to order from the Presidency
the taxi Commission for st. Croix will
meet on the aforementioned days 10 re-
ceivo information in writing relating to
tie taxes for the present year.
Eur the Town of ChTistianAted
at the Royal T~reasurcr's office at I'D o'clock
forenoon viz:
Saturday the 9th December, for the
inhabitants Of Kings, Company, Queens,
Strand, North, and West Streets, also
Western suburbs.
Monday the 18th December for the
inhabitants Of Smith, West and like lane,
Watcrgut, Market and Princes Streets,
Kings and Queens Cross Streets, Church,
Hospital and Green Streets and Eastern
suburbs.
Tuesday the 18th December, for the
inhabitants of Hill, East, Lagoon, Little
Hospitals, New, and Fisher Streets.
E>Ov the Country
every forenoon ut II O'Clock, viz:
Thursday the 14th December for the
inhabitants in both East End Quarters,
at the Stock Estate Sally's Fancy.
Friday the 10th December for the
inhabitants in C0mpauy's Quarter st the
Estate Work and Rest.
Saturday the 10Th December for the
inhabitants in Queens Kings, and North
side Quarter Ltr. 4. at the Courthouse ut
Kingshill.
Tuesday the ISde December for the
inhabitants in Princes Quarter at Estate
Grove Place.
Thursday the eide December for the
Inhabitants in West End Quarter ana
Northside Quarter letter A. at the Police
office in FrederikSted.
EOr the Town OF FrCderik@ted
same day for the inhabitants OF Strand,
Kings and Queens Streets.
Friday the 22nd December for the
inhabitants of Princes Hospitals, and
New Streets, Kings Cross Street, Market,
Hill, and Lagoon Streets, all at the said
Police Office at II O'Clock,
Besides those calculations which are
required for the calculation of taxes and
which every owner or lessee of houses IN
and out of town, or estates, is bound TO
give to the commission, the Government
considers it requisite at the same time TO
be informed of the number of labOurers on
the estates or of other persons residing
there, as also of the quantity of stock on
the estates Sc, for which purpose the
blanks for the tax lists are furnished with
columns to contain such information.
Owners of estates are to specify III writ
ing the exact number of acres in Sugar
cultivation, in other cultivation, and IN
pasture.
, 1882-12-06
For Bycm Trcdcrik~tcd

samme Dag for Beboerne i Strand, Kon-
gems, Og Dromliugens Gade.
Fredag den 22de December for Beboerne
i Prindsens, Hospitals, og Nygade, kon-
gems T~vergade, Torve, Bierge, og Lagnn-
gade, ligeledeS ovenmeldte Politikammer
liver Formiddag III. II.
Foruden de OplySninger der ere forn0d-
ne til Beregning at Skatterne, og som
enhver Eier eller Leier af HuSe i, Og uden-
for Byerne SAINT af Plantager, CT pligtig
at meddele Commissioner, har GOuverne-
mentet anseet Diet hensigtm9ssigt til sam.
me lid at erholde Undertaking ON Antal-
let at Arbeidere paa Plantagerne og at
andre Personer som opholde sig der, SAINT
ON kreaturholdet paa Landet, IN. M, til
hvilket Oiemed Blanketterne til Skattelis-
terne ere forsynede med de i saa Henseen.
de forn0dne Rubrikker.
P~lantageeire have at indgive n~0iagtige
Oplysninger ON ~hvormeget Land der er
udlagt i Sukkerdyrkning, Bomuldsdyrk-
ming, / anden Dyrkning Og Gr@sgang.
Forsaavidt nogen Deel af Landet
like er til nOgen Nytte eller Brug,
eller afgiver nogen Indtagt, bliver
Ager-Antallet at anfore paa Skat-
telisten, og en- Attest derom, udst@dt
, 1882-12-06
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acknowledgements

lF0LGE PrasidentSkaDets Ordre vii
Skatte-C0mmiSsionen for St. CrolX I
samlet paa c1tert0Igende Da9e, for at
modtage skrittlige OpIysninger angaaende
Skattprne for indcyHrende Aar.
For ByCm ChrI~tiaR~tcd
paa Diet K0ngtlige kaSSerer-COHtoir liver
Formiddag XXI. 10 ncmIig:
L0rlag den ode December for Bebo-
rruc KougenS, CompagnictS, Dronnin-
gems, Strand, N0me, OF Nester Gade, SAINT
Forstadcn til Vesten.
Mandag den lite December for Bcboer-
he Smedc, Nestcr, og UlkeStrede,
V~atterguttet, Torvc, og PrinGSensgade,
KongcnS. og DromuingcnS Tyergade,
Kirke, Hospital og Gr0nnegade SAINT For
staden til OStcn.
TirSdag den 12tc December for Bchoer-
ne Bjpr@p, Ostcr, Laguu, Lille Hospitals,
Nv OF F~isEcrgadc.
For L2mGct
liver Formiddag III II ncmIig:
Torsdag den l4de December for Brboer-
ne j hrgge OStende Q~artcercr, paA
QyEgplantagen SallyStaucy.
Frcdag den 15de December for Beboer-
he CompaguietS Qyartetr, paa pIanlagen
Work & Rest.
L0rdag den lode December for BeboeT-
he j DronningcnS. kon@ru~, og Nordsldc
i. Qyartcr paa kingshill Station.
Tir%dag den 19dc December for Behoer-
ne j PrjndSrns Qvartcer, paa PlantaSen
Grove Place.
YOrSdag den 21de December for Beboer-
ne NeStende og NordSide A. Qyarteer /
POlitikammeret i FrederikStcd.
, 1882-12-06
UNCLAIMED IETTERSR CHRISTIiSSTEDSPO POST OFFICE,

TYCLlIIT0IETTEE CHRlSTIlASIEDS POST OFFICE.
II. Armstrong; Styrmand f. Bartram i;
Mr. j d Chrislinnsen (3); II G Fslk ;
Miss Moyia Sophia Hendricks; Mr. Powlis
Fred lex Miss Charlotte Hutchinson;
Styrmand c Hansen Miss w. Jha9sen Z
Mis- George Jousus Mrs Maryann Jones
Mrs William Jones Mr. Thomas Krivalier
Mr. Charles Leach Julia Fancy or to the
maoaerr Of the Estate Mrs 4 Martin:
Miss Hannah Manuel Miss Venicia Nj.
cholas Chris ian Ogaord (2) G PaiIlard &
Crc; Mr. John Henry Richardson /; Mrs.
Nina Stephen.
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Cioir NOybr 30th 1882.
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SAD ACCIDENT.
MIR. OsCA AIR GRAHGG Blown mp by a
Premature Blast in the ReseudaIe Ce.
meut OBSTRUCTION of
am EYE-Iis Subsequent Remov-
al by Surgical Operation.

Mr. Oscar Craigg was foreman in a cement quarry
at Rosendale U ster Co., N. Y. BY an explosion
day in the quarry he lost eyelost 1t totally.
Under the impression that the matter less seri
the local physician told Mr.. Craigg that his eye
was not lost wholly but could be saved by treat
ment. The experiment was tried and failed. Worse
remained behind for he in danger of losing the
other, so, through sympathetic Inflammation. In
this strait he consulted DIR. David Kennedy, of
Rondout, N Y, who told him the jursdeye must
be taken out to save the other To this Mr.. Craigg
demurred ami went back home in ubt. His local
physician said ego to New ork . To New York
the tatien went, and one of the most eminent ocu-
lists in the country having looked at the case said:
You have LOST one eye entirely; 60 back and do
what you to the other.' Briefly, SER.
Kennedy removed the ruined eye aud reated Mr..
Craigg with EsKenoedy's FavOsite REM dy.'
to build up the SYSTEM and the result success
full
DIR. Kennedy's great success Surgeon is
due to The use OF ssFavorite Remedy'' in the af-
ter treatment.
Are you troubled with Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Constipat N OF de angement of the Kidneys
and Bladder? then use DIR. Kennedy's sFavOr-
tie Remedy Il will not dsappoint you. Dr.
Ksnnedy's "Fay0rite Remedy for sa by
all druggists. oc2 sdFNGW&w44 I'm
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BOY WANTED.
Apply TO Shaw, Hammond g. Car.
ney. l7A Commercial st.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-11-03

Sch Annie Hoffses which was launched from
the yard of K, nnedy g. Co Waldoboro, 30th
measures APO tons and is owned bv Capt David
Hoffses (who is To command herr the buiid RS. aud
parties 10 Boston and N ew York. The builders will
soon stretch The keel for another.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-11-03
salesnaan Wanted

MGR City and Vicinity In Whole ale Flour an
a Grocery business. Address P. o. Box 935.
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