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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

Father Flanagan, at Blackwell's Is
land, New York, forbids Catholic pau.
pers accepting charities from protestants.
He argues that the old, doting and weak
minded win pretend to be Protestents
for the sake of little favors, such as tea
and oranges. He forbids, also, the read
ing Of Protestant papers, religious or
secular, by those under his charge.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

A man in gaping dislocated his jaw.
A surgeon restored the bone to the proper
position and made his charge, which the
man thought too high and refused to pay
The surgeon changed the conversation
and soon told his best story. The patient
laughed so heartily that the bone became
again displaced, and the surgeon reset it
after receiving payment in advance.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

Assemblyman Riepe Of Lincoln county
has gained the reputation of being the
ablest end most classical speaker in the
the House, and We suggest that the Demo
cratic party request Senator Fair to re-
sign his seat in the United States Senate
and that Governor Adams appoint Hon.
R. A. Riepe to fill the vacancy.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

Congressman Cassidy called upon the
Secretary of War the other day and laid
before him the resolutions adopted by
the Nevada Legislature, asking that
rations be given Indians in Nevada, who
are starving, to tide them over the pres
ent inclement season, when it is impossi.
bic for them to procure subsistence by
hunting.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

A party Of young loafers entered a
Methodist church at Waseca, Wis, and
began nights carousal with whisky and
cards. As there was no police force
that could be called in, the pastor
wrapped himself in . sheet, emerged
from behind the pulpit. and spoke in a
ghostly fashion, but couldn't scare them.
Then he fishsd out an old sermon, and
went to preaching, and they fed in no
time
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

The Journal of Science says that
large head is not sign of great intellect
If it were, there would be lots of men
wandering around this city early every
morning claiming to be statesmen and
editors.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

The Commissioners of White Pine
county have retained Messis. Lansing L
Mitchell to bring suits against the bonds.
men of Geo. P. McConkey, late Treas.
urer. for the deficiency in the County
Treasury.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

The Elko Independent contains the
following, and for barbarism most foul it
can have no equal: "A report reached
here soon after the Cinnamon who were
SO fearfully frozen at Monticello were taken
West, that the chiefs of the company to
which they belonged, ON beholding their
pitiable condition, had them at once put
to death, and from reliable source it is
now ascertained that the statement then
made was literally true 1t will be re-
membered that the Chinese at the station
house, some five in number, were bound
by the robbers, and that after the rob-
bers left, the Chinese in their fright ran
from the house, and wandering about in
the snow all night, froze their feet and
legs in shocking manner. The poor
devils were sent by train to San Fran
cisco and delivered over to their COM
pany, by whom they were humanely
put out of their misery"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

| have recently heard, says a New
York correspondent Of the Newark Adj
vertiser, of an invention that has been
patented by lady of a muif with an
inside receptacle, for holding hot water
or any other fluid, the same being intro.
duced through a monthpieee ON top,
which when in use is kept securely
corked. A horrid man says; Here is
presented grand opportunity, The
same muf that holds water will also
hold less temperate fuid, and there can
be contained in it not only warmth for
the hands, but warmth for the entire
body; and the woman who bends grace.
fully while raising her muff, burying her
face in its furry surface, ostensibly to
warm nose presumably red with cold,
can draw draught more potent than the
limpid Croton. Other articles can be
used the same way, and in a convocation
of strong minded women, one may ex-
pect to hear of one tapping sherry from
her boa, whisky from her muff, and
varinty of cordials from small sacks con-
tanned within the folds of her sealskin
or cape.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

The man who processes to hold news
papers in contempt is the first one to
look in the morning journals to see if bis
arrival has been chronicled. IN. Y,
Commercial Advertiser.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

When woman wants to get rid Of
her husband for an hour or so she sends
him up stairs to get something from the
pocket of one of her dresses.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

During the absence the other day of
Mr.. A. c. JOY, who lives some four
miles form Plymouth, Amador county,
some unknown parties went to his stable
and shot fine horse valued at $500. A
few nights before two masked men had
attempted to murder Mr.. Joy, inficting
severe wounds upon him.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

A Hartford girl, pursued by ferocious
dog, turned and faced the animal cour.
ageously, and the brute turned tail and
ilsd. And yet she wonders why the
young men seem shy about offering to
marry her. Il Louisville Journal
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

An old sharp advertised, q Book keep
ing taught in one lesson; terms, one dol
lar" He got large class on the OPEN
ing night, and, after they were seated
and the dollars rushed in, he said, 1.-The
whole art of boob. keeping hinges ON
three words-Never lend them3'-[The
Judge.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

The Florida Times is proud of the fact
that if the United States has no army
worth speaking OF, We can beat the whole
world on pensions.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

Forty.three old maids held meeting
in the public hall Of the parish Of st.
Romuold. Quebec, the other night. to
consult upon the best means OF extri.
eating themselves from their iorlorn con.
ditiou. Report is silent as to the nature
Of their decision.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

An English brewer observing one OF
his men wearing the total abstinence blue
ribbon, suggested that it seemed incon.
sistant with his line OF business. "Well,
sir, he said, you see it makes folks
lire to tempt me, and then succumb. y
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

why is it that little country like
France is, in proportion to resources, SO
much richer than America II Exchange.
Guess it must be because Frenchmen sell
American women bonnets. Brooklyn
Star.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

\ teacher said to little girl in school,
" ii naughty girl should hurt you, like
good girl you would forgive her,
wouldn't YOU" "Yes, marm," she re-
sppnded, ''if | couldn't catch her."
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

The old proverb, Where there's a
will theresa way" has been revised to
suit the situation. 1t now reads: "When
there's a bill we're away"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

The mania for audulteration is so great
that you can't buy quart of sand and
be sure that it is not half sugar.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

There are ll2 prisoners in the State
Prison, and 1877 patients in the Insane
Asylum. 80 SAYS the Reno Journal.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17
Born.

A. Phoebe, February I'd. to the wife Of A. J
Warren. a daughter.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17
NEW TO-DAY.
Application for a Patent
No. 74S

Euresa. Nevada. February 8, A. D. 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ J. T. Falls, G.. G. Heath and the Valley
Mill & Mining Company. whose post Office ad-
dress is Pahransgat. Lincoln County, Nevada, has
this day hled their application for tatent for
fifteen hundred linear feet Of the Fifth OF july"
mine or vein, bearing gold and silver. with sur
face ground six hundred feet in width situated
in Pahrsuagat Lake Mining District, County of
Lincoln and State OF Nevada, and designated by
the field notes and official plat on file in this
Office as Lot Number 81, in r wnship 4, Range,
SO 3 of Mount DiabIo Meridi.n. The exterior
boundaries of said Lot No 81 being rs follows,
TO wit:
Beginning at post marked No. /. q Survey
No 81, t 4, r. 50 E, Section S; thence the
North Y post Of Sec. g. 4, R, 50 z, bears n
81 deg Z zoo feet. thence ruoning. LIST coures 8
IL deg 1900 feet, to post marked No 2, U 8
SURVEY No 81. old monument bears ~ deg W
34h feet from said post No 2. Thence ID
course, ~ Deg W eco feet. to post marked No
.. us Survey No 81; old monument bears A
deg 80 feet from post No g. Thence, Sd
course. N II deg Z 1900 feet, to post No 4, 8
feet from post No 4. Thence, 4th course, s 70
deg 4 600 feet, to post No l. the place Of begin
ming. Containing 20 &C 100 acres. Courses ex.
pressed from the true meridian, with magnetic
variation OF 16 deg last.
The location of this mine Is recorded in the
Book of Mining Notices. page 1871. Of the records
Of lincoln County. Nevada. This claim 10
bounded by no known claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of the said Fifth of July mine or surface
ground are required to file their adverse clsims
With the REGISTER OF ;he United States Land
Office at Eureka, in the state Of Nevada, during
the sixty days period Of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue OF the provisions
Of the Statutes.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17
F. H. HINCKLEY, Register.

1t Is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
Of Application for Patent he published for the
peritHl OF ten consecutive weeks 10 the Ploche
RECORD s weekly newspaper published at
Phoebe, Lincoln County. Neyada.
flI-10t +. H. HINCKLEY, Register,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

There were twenty.four stormy Sun.
days last year.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

OF application for patent be published for the
period of ten consecutive weeks in the Phoebe
RICO D. weekly newspaper, published Al
Phoebe. Lincoln county, Nevada
nI-los FIJI. HINCKLEY. Register.
, 1883-07-21
Huntsville Aappentnys-
HUNTsv,LLF. July i7.lSS3.

iISiSs ILLE. onAJ iI'lDOvs
Farmers are bu,y hsrvesting Thc cFCI
sill D. abnye the average.
Denny Ii .wk & Co. hsve made arrange
ments to establish = lumber yard mere. They
add hills tor four houses before they hauled
the frs load oi lumber.
K.r. J. VI. Tresenriter Was circulating
among his friends Ee-e last week. He bought
property and will build here this fail.
Sir. Poliarl's new house is receiving its
hrs. ,os. OF paint. Hon. James Fudge's fine
house is approaching completion and Rev.
Rhnsd's house is begIn. Carpenters are IN
great demand.
NJ. Henry Albert ard Mr.. Moses Reeson
are in our midst again. They are worthy
Young men and are heartily welcomed by
heir frienis.
TIT bIidge across the Touchet above Town
that was s>ept svsy hy the food last yin
ter has been replaced on str1ng piers. It's
10 b. hoped that the present bridge vii b.
able to sit! stsnd the raging hliiowa.
The ministers of Huntsville AID Waits.
hurs have arranged Tor basket meeting IN
IN. prove belaw tbs last nam, d Yiilage. on
the firs. Sabbath in AuSas:.
Trc Executive Committee OF Washington
Seminar, me,t to-da t. com siet their ar
RAT g4ments ior Jhs c,mple.'oa OF the Semi
mar, building.
The Uolt ID Bre hrcn WI! hsii th-ir quar-
tsrly conference here Lext saturday ahh
Sab .ath. Several pe,sons viii be hap i,ed
~, ,b. Sabbath. NOVICE.
, 1883-07-21
Dan Sa.ieiio'- sTcai siErEs-

We occasionally hesr OF ta!s great c.Teu-
as 4 s!o~IY apptoaeh-s this c'ty over TIN
Northern P.cifc. Yesterday they F:oeE "a
,h,ir ten 81 Cheney. and drew Thousand,
into that place To-day and tonight tSey
viii be st SPFsgue, sra Nc doubt Z Ike e.rn-
vii tske pace ;terz They iii .elv~
Sgra7us FrIssT r.a-ulrg 81 he =P-ci~i fra'a
cgl.a-iet, br Sir. C4s:-la, and some diTec
tarorgh ~ Wgi,s Wills. evrar-.ng % te
here IL tire jar . matinee Saturday aftec-
noon. We un5, rs-sa& :. a isaes al 80
ire oiock 10 pitch the mannoJh ,e' :, ard
2S cara sse utilized II :-sa-I ortin5 t. Ct
tire circus. The music OF the wpEdCTful
concert band sttschea 70 THIS g'aa- aar-r-
pyise IS sorta sse qr:,e ei sN'nisgi n f'r
the benefit ri or c1lEt : ECsr-.Il e. -
viii ststs that 90 Monday al erE OF, JAY
90. at v'cioek, grsui performance Viii
be gwen. which l. ,C7-uy rs gid as the
evening show TEIs u PsiIc. :Iaiy for ths
ben-tis OF sz-uivrs aud th,i. iaIa iies vAo
hni II ;ac"nvsn:en. 70 attend 81 night. N
DOUBT :as attrDd11ce vii be ImmHrse 70
wItness the Only genuine circus that Ia
ever visitei Wslla n1lI.
, 1883-07-21

~ 0sRE Is ne:
A Man Whs Owns = 0ne-Nsarier lstere>f
N SIX saaare ailes Of Lard CanAst
~ feand.

An effort is being made. says the Oakland
Cal Tribune, to fad missing heir TO an
undivided ore fourth OF SIX square miles Of
farming land in Csn.da Mrs. Isabella
Gresves. who lives s, l.l7 Wil.ism street.
West O1k'aai, Is S sis.er Of the missing Eeir
and is trying by all nesns In her power 10
ind her brother. Thirty y6aTs ago, James
Macintosh. the one now sought lived in
B,ngpr, Maine. with his wife. at boarding
house kept by his sister, Mrs Gresves. He
was at that time 26 years of age. He vas
plunged into great distress by domestic sf
fairs during ; TIP TO Csnais. and left home,
and hss never besu heard OF directly by HE
rel,tives 70 TINS day. Soon after be dissp-
pesr,d, Mrs Gr, aves was informsI that he
lad h-en sevn on a steamer going from Flor
ida to New o. lesns. She always supposed
that ne came 70 Calif,ruia, but has never
seen able TO trace him in any way, or even
find il he still lives. If be is alive now he ia
fi,y six years of age.
The property TO oos-fourth Of which Mack
in.osh is heir, is farming land in M.rsmichi.
C,nada. Ii cnr,ists of tn, estate Of the
mother. who died suddenly about ter years
ago. The property wss left to her, and s.
her death Gas to 90 TO her children. Her
hu,band va, not TO have any interest in it,
for Mrs. M.ckinto.h committed sin unpar-
donable in the eyes of her isther-she mar.
ried the family coschman. The resnlt Of
the marriage was four children, three daush
ters and ore son. The eldest daughter.
sIth her husband, now lives on the estate.
Papers from Airsmichi report that the farm
IS in splendid coalition, and mention prizes
having teen gwen for the products grown
theron. The sec nd daughter live, in Port
land, Me, and the youngest daughter. Mrs..
Greaves, resides IN Olkl.ud, Cl. The MISS
Ing man was the cnly ron 1; IS particularly
desired by Mrs. Grsaves to IN 1 her brother.
Tor the estate canho: bs divided or settled.
as she reports, until he Be found, or rome
trustworthy record OF his death be obtained.
, 1883-07-21

Notice is hereby given that the Pcesiden,
OF the Unit ID States, by executive order
dated June %, 1858, has directed that the
LAID Once now located az Coliay. IN " ash
isgton Territory, be removed to Spok ane
Fails. in saii Territory. Farther notice OF
the precss time when the office wlil be
closed a. ColiaH. preparatory to removal and
re.opening st Spokane Falls for the transac'
uon OF public busine.., ~,!l be Siceu ny the
officers Of the district hy publication. Given
under my hand at the City of Washington,
this twenty eighth day Of June. a. D. 1858.
BY :he President: \. {. MoFsRLANp.
Conn.i.sicns. of General Land Office.
It il strongly hin.ed that portion OF that
district is 70 be attached TO the Wslls Wslla
district. which s.ove We think would be
a very wire cna, as il lies inlmedist.l ly ada
cent and would ne much more convenient
for settlers to transact thsIr businees here
thaa at S2ok sns Falls.
, 1883-07-21
Probate Court.

Following is a docket OF the business 10 oe
t-snsscts,i before Probate Jud I. Gaichsrd at
the next regular term, commencing July
22i:
Ia the ...,ts Of John Il. E-too deeeased,
osti.ion for distribution Of residue tiled and
hearing set for July 23i.
l. he estate OF George ". Redlasn. de-
,e,sed. report Of sale Of real estats flied. Az
-. .irmst,on set foc Jaly "a h.
Ia estst Of Il. NJ. Hodges deceased, final
acc2uot filed and examination sat for July
26.h.
Estate of Julis L. Cock deceased, report
,s .al. sf re Al estate tiled and confirmation
set for July 27th.
E ate Of DAVID Hsrsr. deceased, petition
for distribution fled by the hairs. ard hear
ing set for AuEGs, 61h.
Estate Of s. r II ,n.gomery deceased, Pc
r;.ion for distribution fled sna hearing set
for Acgnst 9TH.
E,,ate of Willard Bartlett, deceased, pc.
t;,,ou tcr dis.ripu,ion fl,d snd hearing set
fer &asust sih.
Estate Il Cnas. Blaney deceased, petit
f,r o,s,ripution fled and hearing set ior
August sth.
Cop.rtrership estate of Stuart i SOutter-
land ANIMAL .ccOuns fled and hearing ser
FER August 10th.
Essts of ]. VI. Abedie, deceaseS. -ePor.
oi real estate filed, srd confirmation sst i,r
July 25th.
, 1883-07-21
Important gaiirsaI .sans-.

W!-a the new time card that goe. into
sIsc; mex, SUNDAY, On the o. z. & y Toad'
d. y rrmored .lat radical snd lors looked Tor
changes will be maie IN relation 70 accom-
rois,ions between this city sad Dayton. as
veil a. v aliula Junction. There sre seysr-'
conf c.u~.s a, TO how the trains viii be AZ
-ary,i in rele:iou 70 local accommodations;
the no-t ,isusibe. being 20 tha effect that
.wips traia will be pat on from Wailul'
.Iuaet;on 10 Pcescort. 70 connect with one
from Trxss Fry TO DYt"n. Aao'hrE
version IS that a SWING tram wiii leave "sl-
lu's junction in the morning, upon the sr-
-ivs! Of the Northern Pscitic Ia ,senger train
srrive here soout o'clock 4. N, and pro
cseG on 10 Prescott. Waitsbu'g < aud Day:oH,
returning in tir- 20 connect "ith the ess'
,ornd tam over the Nor;hern Pacific IN the
evening. This woa'd b. great sccommo-
da:lon 70 the residents OF Nslli "si's,
D,ytop ard W.i shure. as il won ID rns'Jr
them TO Journey from one place to the Other
.ni rr.uru the same day. We sincerely
hone the latter version viii be put IN oper
sticn
, 1883-07-21
THOSE WOMEN FOLK
rsu r-.sd-.'ss.ied i.sa E,;!,nSie sons
rbin:s which ihsy don't Inder-iend.

Any fcG5 v'c h2x Id a S0I2-ttic II.
Lnayva how corcmoa sCeh ti!nGs ss the bssk-
ache, and pains IN the chez,, s-e su9ns the
syrnen who do the work. C:ton ps:hspl
gsaeraliT-the dis.oesses a,e bone without
much complaint. Ths yuIsa Rst s51ut. a.
The machinery q the house sees or. Beyoni
.hf1. t,cze coarzs-g.aiDei sEirr.ls WSom Asy
England waIuza ca 'the Eisn f0iis. se.tcn'
ir~E - io.g - their RiVes C. ca',ga a,e.s ~
FL. ---iai.y = bed. under ~ cnc:.'-s care,
he :verq2a thick-rkinbe3 hu-t&ai ard tAsaer
--es tie sr!, ;ect 20 a-.eu;iIn. - t!.s ss-n-
me the t-ccr house.r!t GsJG.ea ~io Dc
-frvss bette, fa-e-crerp around. t7o5- OF
utensils in hsud, ue s..i-e d"7l s;'i.. Al. CIT
o.-duars. dig that .JnsDs 70. 2. "--i-.l :
never done" Lcssss # loved "i:ea s2c 'rlf
.iri,-los5es whore srdde3oes- snt -a"zDect-
edrsss ast,ni-h th0ss TJJceE Psted ho>ot
.s,: fa.r.-s-isil, zseniR.ly C2t oI ga.
~. ami ron :!g ic.Icai z'4uei &c tae ssors c.
ne., .e,-,
E.w. vau .,,eG NEa s-slc AZ tEe nsacs o.
e., r.,.I-s,pd Ugh bGIlrs. allow u 70 crop
,..,rl j.. v..u- .sce ptigc ears. II these %ousn
III va7-ra s,re w.I h Lsrirg. they are Tc:ta ss'-
ir., That he. acle-test Len an TIE c.le-,
y Eat are lhey but Indications Oi snEae "rsaa;:
froni i al the h; ney-, the hss-t, q tns lan;s.
a1d II AZ ,4ce by -Ae sPP.!c ton :: IL,
S,,N'~ TAFCiNE lUkctS tLAH4fR- II
,..if he mt r.-=yocs distress, driTe away
ta.: IN, lal,i-b ,ha' dull. weary i'=cE sei;e'
i've nrw s1fen.th T. the b"iy Gnd tr-sh hop
:, lLe ear. NJ 5,L-r plaster viii a. ms
ne Benson. P.sst-r. however, j. ret ;nLde 70
u b-.. ., ;,s.I loe'y gL:ch asSer
=. IN, ;,s - pf.n.s.- ard ,sTe. all.
T.-...r druggist hss i. EHi bos''s F'a.SinG
,,.r y c-ut- and pu:tiIs the plas:zE IN yoGf
,.nrg-r. loa: for the wort CAfLl-'E cut ID
the ml5cle-
S.aI-r-y &. .IoAu-.on. TDaIH Gcsut:cS. Ci.~I1
ITS Nrw York
, 1883-07-21
S?st6IE LLTTEE.
Detailed krconnt of the Recent GaaGagra.
tIon af thai Place. From Polly

>PRAGUE. w. l. July II. 1888.
The FIRE vi lea oceurred in TINS ii'tle burg
N the moruing ii July 5th Origins ed in or
a Joining the rear OF the Villa House a.
sb ut , o'cl' ck 4 NJ canse unknown, but
generally sup osen TO have been he act of
sn lncendisry, OF upifed opium smnkin.
Cbiuee The flames gainsd hesdway rapid;
notwithstanding the Efforts Of the citizens
sIth their buckle. brigade, Hook and Lad
der ayarsru, and the u,e OF the railroad COM
pany's IRE ~ inglIshing Apparatus, which
has heen constructed at a great expense,
and duriog this tire fully drmo strated :
utility aud effectiveness. From the Y,llaru
House the he spread esst TO Newman
bullding, west 10 Cumask} 5 buildiGg, cccu
:, ed as 4 saionn, thence south to the unfui-
oi.h-d two-srnry frame buiiiing, the prep
ecty OF A. o. Dodge, reducing 1t TO ashes il
he almost incredible time OF ten minutes,
thence again wsst 10 the Sprsgue House ana
surrounding buildings. burning total sres
/ more than one solid block.
Tn stab Belonging to Peters & Nelson,
iaviue he,n Constructed OF gr, en- lumber
prG,lJ the vslu, OF such ma erial by r,fu.
NJ tD busn, when all Else W ut ike chat
'efore the wrtd. Many If the inmates
,.e Vi'lald ious-. including the proprietor
uauuwiv escap,d with their IIves. leivin.
lie hahdng la an Amos. nude condition
S.seral Parties wee badly burned AMI sCmr
il n. : ~ r.llIns ,in.bers. Chsrirs RIsch,
w2r'e ,siorlrg rHier a Temporary ti5 q
ua.rIGs-sa, went = MS safe, took th=Te!rou
;6U0 |. grceL5ack'. ii .her' - ,oo Or an
l,.Aeh the s.te, leGv,rs tn.r. tas-s - re
iucs the y Ito 81 Indso;ednssE n. mount,
which he suGcss .ly Gccrr2 !shed. Ii l.
ne- dies, to cay taaI Charles d"l.t Ike t.
nave It mentioned. The contents q IN,
-sfe acre uGr!.red. Although tbs hs'
roy"5 heavy blow TO IN $ emhro CITY.
b To- -, With cummeuIa !, z=-', ~. tns.
..- tnss-rG preparing 10 ere't cen noe
CONN, ydI, as end rIshti, bail iiugs ta+n 'hc.,
ob ch wee Destroyed. 0ns rog Q: I'd.
ouliainss being already under way ia the
nuru, dI-.rict, hasId=s which thers are .
numhsr Of neat cottsg-s - seveT~i public
e,ii;lges under cunstruct,Ca = the suburb.
~ the nIcEln shops all is activity and life
Here We md on f their hand,orne New
.,,ggetives. ere az old ami b bt:tlei scarreo
E4...ur iICm the wreck at sand Poiut, beins
"Trip o. its arnor sGd tgifH.nIEg-. Her,
& u-S IA ei-2snt passenger coack, lookin,
20 tre :A.t It seems Of itself TO say IN cspsl
Hands olI - and there IS warped, rusted,
and distorted looking monster. r Iehc OF
tue fre $, Bla'ock.
Wacse-er we 20 the chips are = aying.
the hauRers are a ringing, the lathes Az
uu7z ~. a ii ,iir scent al She last spread
ioq ps,ar Is wnttri Throughout TIE roa"G
rouse. machine and Blacksmith ahops. 1t
the trL.ae rom aud amongst the chips, til
~ becomes Necessary sdi"ct. tart AMI
. re, OF sAe who'll. grand cOngiOmeratior
foicng one thought upon the other until
:ue head sums With it, mu!tiiarous
aesa, feeling ,f awe asserts its sway and
ge inadvertently back ont Of the room
where there u & chance TO a.. FOR some
tains may run over Us May it ever be
this. PCLLY