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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-01
Delinquent Sale Notice.

Earelka Censelidssed Mining Cem-
pany.
Location Of prin dpsI place Of business, Ban
Efancisco, California.
Location Of works. 1ureka Mining District,
EdrskA County, Nevada
Notcs.-There sra delinquent upon the fol-
IoWing dMcrtoed stock, on account Of ssaess-
ment 40. 81 levied on de 18Th day IT March.
1oo3. the several smoahts cot opposite The
nsmcs Of ~ respscttve sharaholdsfs. - fol-
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Gureka Daily .9entinfl.


The following % complies list Of out
standins assessments upon stocks listed u
~ San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board, with the date upon which they
viii become ~delinquent in The Board and
The day u sale:
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CONsOLIDATHO COZ.
PEE ulu1N0 COMPANY,
MnNhnAnuf

ont q ne Disfsiet Court Of ths SdxSh judicial
Dts1ytet 81 ~ 1tsts Of Nevada, IN ana fos
s. D.i IS. 9ssr Z M Ss d III az {. ssr e Ss,i r:sssi a. :;
. 3u1gnent rsndessd in sid Court On The 1oth
a6y e. 1xeh. ~, In favor Of y: =. 1sulna.
ton : g Rlsssnss: nd seAnst whslsa Don
To- iSi.sss II a iSousssd. four kssdssS snd
lawful neasy q ~ DATED States. witA intsrs
. 3 = - sss &c Y g = 2! "a 81; ;;ssS R 8, . ~. s. e y:
md sdxty = ninsty.two hundssdtAs dollru1
eeets. eaA ~ I've dollars sssssiaG costs.
Ard ~ Virtue q said szssution I have On
Dc d. s ssii i esss ss; - S.s sssss if1 psop sRS.
oouniy. SlsSs u NsvadA. . siss
ons 9q .sss -; 49, $1,000 ! 80 Sssl :
! pa!s hls.tsts, ! guilttl b1s GIANT caps; /
I - shssssos "a s. isss,; r. :: g. ~ ! & s.. 81
= : !. ZEE -: SHss s ! !: : s sss: ! T. !. 3 s s:.sy
90: 1bns lsnos extract, q cans ssscsssd
ssuisi = 3 seaP: Z hx eaadI:sl soe ore ssshs,
bssss 80 ! sis.i Sslloxs; / avn, / n:.sss;
: shissis; : aIss, 3 paashss, ! p.st hsn6iss: !
sss.s nsnmss:s Z Pc pial steel, ! q iscs;
lot boasdfns.houes dishss. Knives. fosks sn1
spoonst ] Acorn stove md 6xtufss; Is lsiis,
shcvslsi , wheelbasseus, ) ore buckslst ~
. pieksi ssrspsrs; Z tsnpins Ssss 1 ssriSsnG
ham gss, 40 fsfuss. more o. less, u dsiiis, J
And - virtue Of said sxseutIos / Asvs ..
ne day levied upon The ~fcllev1eg described
real prcpeeiy. sttusts ~ Antelope xintns DID
tr1ct. AnsshA Oounly, to-vtti-
The Whalen Qeosotida1ed Copper Nina. |
eoosis!e9 Of vhsisn No. !. whales. No. |
, sd Wbalsu No : mines. situsts, lying
= III a ossss = IN ASs.,ses 1s2,ss ss nsssssiss; . sss1s6
Ne tnyrovensats tAsgsunto ~bstonglao.
Puhhe uo1es - heseby given thst -
Tuesaays she seventeenth nay Or
Apsiss - y. 1885,
A. q e,sloeh aeon q ssid dag. I xtil !ssli ~
re wAsis. os.son1sSsa osgge, 1iaiss 0o.:
psny: q ~ = ~ seeve 1ssek!be4 lsssonsl
kcssss. Z: Sssi ssssss, q sks toss q xsssSs.
fos cash IN hard v ne kiehestand best b1d6ss. |
y ssttsfy cid szscutsa I'D eosts. : %
fassdays ths oeventeeneh Day ofl
April, 4. y. 1884
Between he hours q = e'cloeh 4. =. asds
D'cloek ,. T., - VII:
Alta osetosh y. ~ said day ! viii ell III he
hight, ttls. claim snd tntsesst o. sid 6efend-
pany. n ana q Shs ebsvs dssesibsd Ss1 psop.
,ytys q Tie fsont 1oog " the 0euFthouss 81
tow Of uarskA. eeunty q nnseha ed
!eaf9 q Nevada, slp9bl!e eaetten fcs saeh =
"a 'a2e z sas nsshssi e ~ 1870 ~ e sstssy
Ej.u. Ma. Undss sSssiG.
yssse11Axp , 1aAssx. At>esneys t. 1lAlAt.
Easshs. xsv.. xsssA =. I. .. IN. uAsIN
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Dstwssu the hours Of . O'Clock =. :. =.
Alta o;oIccS :. i Win ssll I'll ths riehs' wv IVY
and intsseot q said defsndents Arne,s -.
IN end p Tie above described psreo1ss ipiii,
county o. Hurska, ststs Of Nsvads, = Ius "a
emotion. fos cash IN hsnd 70 ne hisns "a =
best bidder. 70 sAtisfy eeid sxecuaon =
eruiug costa and costs thst nay scstus;
SyJ.N. nfLL. Undss ,.,strti6.
xAxsrss ! Nfr7cr.s1s AtsosnsZsfo r I.!u ssns
SsssSs. Wv. xrsii r, 4. p. ~. sssss.
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DELINQUENT.

ths Board Of Directors, msde on the Oh day
n Nsrch. ISIS, 20 many shares o. esch par
Of zach stock - may b necesssry wiii pe
IA A. public auction. st the once 81 the
Gompsus. Room Is, Nevada Bloch. No. 500
Nonteoncry street, San Francisco CALIFORNIA
Isnasy, ths ThIrtieth tsosh) day
or April. 1883.
A ths hour Of II O'Clock A. ~, Of said day. 70
nav ssid delinquent assessment thereon TO-
ss{ber Win costa Of advertising and expenses
" A. W. HAvENS, 6ecretary.
O~yrrcK-Room %, Nevada Block. NO.. Soe
Montgomery street. San Francisco 1.S
niA. sPA.s~
h Albion delinquent sale is hereby post.
poned until
Tuesday, May 8. 1858.
A. W. HAVEN6, Secretary.
OmceHRoom %, Nevads Block, NO. SlS MONT
gomery street, Ban Francisco. Gal. ap2Sto
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POSTPONED.
sHERIFF's SALES.
Sherif's Sale.

". n. RENINGTON, n. JOHNsONs
JOHN X. Platter and n. d. 70.
LEY, parsners, doing busanees m.
der me nr,u name and style Of W.
n. lgensAMgt0n 4 Co., Plainsi2s,
DIlvEB TOP MINING COMPANY
OF NEVADA, Defendant.
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prr,sl, Mo, July Siam Cook, col
urcd shot and fatally W,uudrI Emma
; crrrr, % young woman who fused tp
receive hig attentions Uu account az hla
He then attempted -ui-
eide, bat uuly lullrtci flesh wound lu
the 10 ai with Is -rc oliver. lie then e--
capped IT I- believed tine n1l,Iod citl-
zcu- Will lynch h,m If captured.
oSA uArBT'H TRAIL.
SAvANsAu, No, july Fink Gar
rett, brother of Mike Garrett now n
Jail charged with outHgug Mrs Bell "a
white woman, was detected 10y Mrs. Jas.
HiIlI uu attempt 10 outrage her little
daughter lie r,n away when dl-nHy-
cred aud 70 us-r OF ylgiiuu are hunting
him with excellent prospect of lyuntug,
SUICIDE 10 E-oArE rm ,ArruLp.
Numu-rpNs, Pu, July Albert
Harvey who, WITH JnmyH Jack, wa uu-
der arrest for Tine murder O' Mr- Mary
lack committed suicide 900 his cell lu the
county jail lu-t night
TWO II.IN. WRECKED.
ColrMnr5, July L-Eugiuc So. 2l5
su extra west bound uu the Little Miami
division ~ the Panhandle, ran into the
ar M SO. 81, half q mile east of Spring
Valley at ] IL. m, to-day destroy ing the
ubDo,p and wrrcku1 Heyuute rs,
nearly all " which were empty, and
badly damaging the engines. Irnney
the rear hluk man on 30. 81, WAS slight
Is bruised aud cut ab the head, aud
has % SINAI bone broken IN his lex
KENNEDY, the engineer OF No. 20, aud
the fireman were slightly bruised, The
Hrcid.Ut was urObahHbly caused by No
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NUMBER ia

The track was blocked Tor number OF
hours. aud rains were badly delayed.
The injured men all live IN Columbus.
ATTEMPTED mask RuHHRVY.
81. Luuis, July IA Po-t-Dispath
special from h Neville, Ills, stys at 1890
to-,lay two men entered Bvllevil.c savings
bank, AMI while one engaged the atten-
ton Of the cashier the other got behind
the counter and made II grab tor the
money, when he was seen by one of the
clerk. Both Hn out OF the bank, and
one OF them jumped into a buggy and
the other ran, closely pursued by several
citizens, but both finally escaped Officers
OF the bank claim that nothing was stolen,
but the clerk says he saw packag" OF
money In the hands OF the Iob5cr who
WIS hrMInl the nnMuier
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E'isON III.I.tON


BElIuN, Iuiy w. j. NOrhcut one
ui the uur,un- VINO scuucd from jail here
Yesterday, was captured Toy sheriff
FulWilcr This morning ~ house NJ on
the l.Nmpusl- river several miles from
town. Mir. Fulwirr, with posse oi three
or four men, surrounded The house and
\uIthcut came tu the door, when the
sh'til approached Ii m and demanded
his surrender. Instead ui giving up lie
seized the shcrll't pistol and tried 20
wrench h tram h- grasp. tie wAs stand
iuw m the doorway, one ar two steps
above tulNi.cr tllH taken with the iiCt
that FulNiirr Is - cripple, having one lee
very badly drHWci mp, cIu-cd by gun
shot wound received during ltc war, gave
Nuflhcut very great advantage, aud so
hr throw mmscll forward knocking
luIWilcr backward aud down, aud n
ting ustrudllr ~ him, mudc another eff
fort to tuko the pistol Fulwller IN he
mecu time, called for Ii Up, aud the posse,
who up to this time had renamed con
cca ed behind the house, came to his
reg, us Seeing these, Nurthcnt ran OF
under ire from the sheriff aud his
posse, and after rUccivlug % very PAIN ul
flesh wound thr ugh the muscles NJ hlB
arm, he surrendered The Mexican has
not y hcou captured. llauc ok, con-
fined IN jail on a charge NJ nurdcr, re-
colyrd from his wife, a week or 10 ago,
hu7krt filled with odib.cs; the
officers examined IL crctuly but found
mo- Guutmh md articles. II now trans
pircs, however that u steel saw m Idc ont
Oi u clock sWing had been wound mp and
carefully concealed In IN onion. with
this .aN the prisoner suCGl eiod IN saving
the heads oil the bolts ON tlI cage locks
and doors, which rutblcd them To get
( into the passage way at pleasure, and yes
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WACO, TEXAS, SUNDAY. JULY 5, 1883.
StEClAL KILOGRAMS.
VETERAN BOARD APPROVE FlF-
TEEN CLAIMS.
Street Railroad VS. The State Board
Sewer Right of Way Granted
Normal Schools Scholas
tic Returns Charters
poiNvs At STATE CAPITAL YESTERDAY.


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FROM san ANTONIO.

Special Telegram d, n. l>nu,urr

Special Telegram tn tnr LNnmuur
S,> ANTONIO. July t. Though little
late. we don't mind telling you that san
Autuumns are always ready To putrunlIc
ANY little amusement that may be going
on The Texas polo c'dh PLAYED to-day
To crowded grounds. Tine contest WAS
spirited. The game Wa- -hilulB played
and the spectators were Interested and
satisfied. Succrc ling game. played here
promise % be welt pulluul d,
The expected visit ut he Irnuusse"
Press Association occurred yo,tyrd 'y, the
party arriving here m the forenoon iu
charge OF Mir. y. T.. Drake. uvcinE Ias-
-cugcr agent of the Missouri Pacific rail-
road rhvy leave Tonight iur Laredo,
NM lMnmu- 10 MlmI-tN-
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CAST Al IIIS.
Killed by Lightning Caught by Failing
Derrick.

-
LANcHsltiS IA' July here was Il
hea(y thnnuer ttnrh over th' sou,utlh
section "i lancaster eouniy ia'l eN'n'uhR'
Mr'. Law was struck ny llShtn'"S ''" 'I-
s'Hh''N Killed.
INJURED Hr DERRICK.
ItNuNl In. July Matt ROGERS,
John Blnqurst, John Anderson and
Dcnnis Iurrrfs were scll usly Injured by
a falling derrick in the Walker quarry
ye,tcrluy.
rEiUtl FOR tllE ENr"NIiioN.
IorRvILi.. ~ July 7.-Carllhds of
.,vtilits inr th,, southern pXDo-itiou are
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FROM FORT WORTH
Trial for Robbery Glass Ball
Shooting Match

ImI NOUIU, TWIv ! IUlIOWuy
Mrlnwr, Bin COPPER and Mcdonald have
been before the Justice court Tor several
days past Tor preliminary trih ou % vhrGc
OF rohhing q NAN named Hudson of > 100
ON saturday uilht last The trial was
concluded today. MrDomll WIS dis
charged and the others placed under bout
tor $1,000 each tu appeal Before the next
term OF the dis.,i,t court
gas, ball shooting match for IlOO a
sid occurred here today between two
men named White and Craw-ha Each
broke iG balls out Of q possible 3d.
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one car load Imported MprIuu yru.iug-
and two ycar oil rams. ar NcDurys yard,
Austin ,tleet. Cal on write.
1-ilw A. j. MtGENNIs-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-08

DNnsiger Vegetable Fever and Ague
Powders are u sure and safe cure tor all
maiarial fever, dyspepsia aud bilious COM
paints These powders have been
thoroughly tested, having been selling on
their merits Tor the past thirty years Prln-
cipaly In the eastern states and 10 the
West ladies. See testimonials, which can
be had on application, Price 81 per box.
Can bc sent BY mail. For sale by Castles,
Morrison n Co, Waco, agents, tor een-
uai IcXas.--0i0ld6m.
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For WhIlcN Visitors OnIy

Dpruucis garden will be thrown open
o-,uy 10 white visitors. The iiuc Italian
string baud arrived ycsterduy. Music
aud refreshments this afternoon aud to-
night 1t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-08

Dr. A. Page Rushmore, o., SAYS; II
have prr.crIhed Browns Iron BittrIs in
several instances. aud In each case obtained
nnnI rr.mIL. .r-Ml asLlMt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-08

Linen lawn, Pacific lawn, figured
piques and lattice lace, in endless varie-
ty, at Kentucky Cash Sture.-Oi2itc
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One ear load u imported Merino year
ling and two year old rams, at McCrary's
yard, Austin street Call or write.
-U7OGlw A. j. MCGISNEss.
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Physicians Prescriptions

Soc Gen Busters can be bought at
7jc at Levine Bros Rel Letter Sale.
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BmperwArrn Ma, July The
state aims hou-c is now bum aud no
hope of SWING it, The main bu'llmgs
are gone and the other bu.ldiuas urc
going n. The coo Inmates confined ~
the aims house were safely removed
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GLTAS, July SiN brick stores
owned D., T.. Wcuger burned yesterday
Loss $500; iu-u-a Gee $500.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-09
RInine,a DinlamncY.

The following cablegram comes from Pan
ANA, dated June Z: =" In contradicting some
statements made respecting the instruc.
tions given to General Jerez, now dead,
when he went to Washington as Minister
from Nicaragua, his then secretary, Sr. j.
ID. Rodriguez, says: The question of re-
organizing Central America as single ma
tion was discussed in Washington by Mr..
Blaine, the Secretary Of State, with Gen
eral Jerez not as the result of insinuations
emanatiDg from the latter, but at the in
vitation Of the former. General
Jerez did not require to advance
any reasons to impress the Govern
ment at Washington favorably respecting
the idea. On the contrary, l shall always
remember, as If / were yet present, that
Mr.. Blaine, in his first conference with
General Jerez, endeavored to convince him
of the importance, convenience and neces-
sity of Central America being reunited. On
that occasion the American Secretary Of
State made use of innumerable arguments
Of all kinds employing them with strong
oratorical effect, while the Nicaraguan Min
lister remained silent. Why the Washing
ton Cabinet endeavored to make one nation
of the five Central American republics vs. a
point l do not feel called upon to explain
in this letter. But | can assert that at
that time we were an humble factor in a
vast problem of National policy which that
powerful Government was then working
Out't
The Evening critic., 1883-06-09

The fair given at Israel G. NJ. Z. Church
by the Assembly Club closed last night.
The spacious auditorium was beautifully
decorated with floral columns and flags and
the tables laden with many pleasant and
delicate things. The prizes offered were a
ladies' gold watch, which was contested for
by Miss Cornelia Costin and Miss Annie l..
Smallwood; gentlemans gold watch, con-
tested for by Messrs. Il. ID. Young, Richard
Osborne, Louis Hickman, Hamlin, J. f. N.
Wilkinson, and a China tea set, with
157 pieces, contested for by Miss Annie
l.. Brown, Miss Josephine Over and Mrs.
M. Moore. The first prize, lady's watch,
was awarded to Miss Annie L. Smallwood,
she receiving the largest number Of votes
1,016. The second, the gentleman's watch,
to Mr.. Rich Osborne, receiving 512 votes.
The China set to Miss Josephine Over, re-
ceivipg 201 votes. The entire affair was
pleasant and beneficial undertaking, and
reflects great credit upon the club, which
spared no pains to make it enjoyable to all,
Everyone who visited it was much pleased,
and the church and club feel grateful for
the public patronage
The Evening critic., 1883-06-09
Disorderly House Raided.

Sergeant Heffner and Officers Shilling
and DAILY raided Madame Draper's establish
ment, No. 11U9 Q street northwest, early
this morning, while the fair inmates were
holding high carnival in the parlors with
number of gentlemen.
The masculine portion Of the gathering
made an abrupt departure through the
rear windows, and the police arrested Mar
tha Draper for keeping a disorderly house,
and Mollie Wines, Onie Howard and Alice
Coomes for disorderly conduct and loud
and boisterous talking.
The four women were taken to the Fifth
Precinct Station and held until this morn
ing, when they were taken to the Police
Court. The three young women charged
with disorderly conduct were called up
from the dock and fined $40 or thirty days
each.
Martha Draper forfeited $25 collateral
for keeping the house.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-09

The Marshal to-day impanneled jury of
inquisition to assess damages done to the
property of Mr.. John NJ. Springman, at the
northwest corner of Maryland avenue and
Sixth street southwest, by the running of
trains on the Baltimore g. Potomac and
A. & +. R. r. roads in front of the premises.
The petitioner was represented by Mr.. j.
G. Payne and the companies by Colonel
Enoch Totten. The following were sum
moned as jurors from which to select
twelve: Messrs. William NJ Gait, w. T..
Ashly, J. b. johnson, II. d. Barr. Francis
Miller, w. w. Burdette, Cyrus S. King, r.
j. Beall, Owen O'Hare, W. Mayse, B. L.
Blackford, John T. Price, J.. w. Boetler,
George J. Mueller, b. d. Carpenter, George
Ryneal, ]. I. Caldwell, Chris Schneider
and William B. Moses.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-09
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
10 THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

IN EXPECT MAY IA. 1883.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from station
corner Of Sixth and streets,
as follows.
For Ptttsburg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express Of Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
1880 o. m. daily Fast line $3.50 a. m. daily,
with Sleeping cars from Harrisburg to Cinciii.
natl. Western Express 1880 p. m. daily With
Palace cars to Pittsburg. Mail Express
$50 p. M daily for Pittsburg and the West with
Paiace Sleeping Car from Washington to Chi
BALTIMORE POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo. Mag
ara, at $50 daily except Saturday, with PalaC
car from Washington to Canan6aigua
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira q
$50 O. m. daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 800 o. M, 1880 A. M
1.30, 4.20, $50 and 1920 p. m. On Sunday, 42O,
$50, and 1920 p. m. Limited Express oil Pull.
man Parlor Cars, .. 30 a. daily, except Sunday.
Through sleepers for Boston 1.3O p. m. on week
days. 40 p. m. on Sundays.
For Phtladelphla, 500 a. TO- 30 u. M, 130 420,
$50 and 1920 p m. On Sunday at 40 $50
and 1920 .. m. Limited Express. $40 q. m,
daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore GAO. 500 $50. 1880 a. m and Iso,
420, 440, $40, 7.30, $50 and 1920 y. M On Sun.
day, $50, 1890 q. m 400 62o 7S0. $50 and 1920
p. m.
Tickets and Information ut the Office north.
bast corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at the station, where orders can 30
left for the checking Of baggage to destination from
hotels and residences
CHAS. Il. PUGH. General Manager.
j, X. WOOD. General Passenger ARant
The Evening critic., 1883-06-09
WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE.
siRnOr Benedetfi Swallows Swords
and Canes with Ease.


The drawing card at Drivers Garden this
week has been signor Benedetti In his won
derful sword.swalIowlng performance. Early
In the week some OF the most prominent ply
sicinns In the city witnessed his performance
with utter astonishment, all seeing how II was
done and that he did, to all appearances, swal
low, not only one sword, but eight at once.
Several OF these eminent gentlemen, who have
made man and his structure study for life
gesiion Of DR.. Ralph Walsh, asked Mr.. Bele
Ses med,cni . iraeepnity sG q @ washlastoS S
witness his performance In daylight, and al
low them TO make an examination, and see. IL
they could, whether or not there was or was
not somo trick about 1t. Consequently, yes
terday was selected, and at 2 o'clock p. M, at
Drivers Garden, Drs. Ralph Walsh, W. W.
Johnson, s. W. Began, s. j. Radcliffe, O. Hag-
ner, j. It. Young, $. s. Bond, o. Ball, A. Y.
gan, and many others of the profession, met
when Mr. Benedetti went through his per-
formance In their presence.
The flrst performance is the swallowing OF
a single sword made of some non-lustrous
metaI. The performer opens his mouth, slips
the sword down, bends his neck, draws the
sword, which is bent Just to the position he
puts himself in after he has inserted the
blade. He then inserted two or three swords
at the same time, and after Withdrawing
them, inserted eight at once, the hilts of which
the lowest hilt struck bis mouth he
struck the uppermost one with
nlB mana ana tHcy were I'LL pTe5seu
down to the same level. He then bent
forward and put himself In every possible
shape. Then, assuming an erect position, he
proceeded to draw forth the swords, one at a
time, dashiDg them on the floor around him.
These swords were 2i-inch blades. He then
took an ordinary cavalry sword, 30-inch blade,
stuck 1t into the stage to show 1t was sharp
pointed, pulled 1t up and put 1t down his
throat to the hilt with apparent case. He then
took an ordinary Army muSket, put bayonet
on It and inserted 1t down his throat until
the fiange rested on his chin. Assuming a
bent position, he whirled himself round
and round, after which he assumed an up
right position and withdrew the bayonet. He
then passed the gun to the doctors to give
them an Idea of Its weight. His next and last
feat was to take an ordinary walking.csne be-
longing to some gentleman In the crowd, get
down OF the stage and put 1t down his throat
thirty Inches. After holding 1t there for a
minute he motioned one OF tho doc.
tors to pull 1t out, which he
did; smelt OF 1t and said ~ am satisfied l
can smell the,gastrfc juice"
The doctors then proceeded to examine Mr.
Benedict TO see II they could give a reason for
his being able to perform such wonderful
feats. Out OF the twenty.odd doctors present
no two of them agreed upon but one thing,
and that was that Benedetti did swallow d
sword thirty iAches long.