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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-04-19
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
No. iGT.

UNITED srsfGs lam OFFICE.
boise City, fdahe, October ~, 1883
NofHeE i hereby eiveu thai the Atlanta Min
Ing Company has rUade application for United
States iatent Tor rue Nresrhack min site, Mid
die bai@c Mining District, Aftur,s county. Ida
ho Territory, consisting OF Ans aeres, being Lot
No, Il, ahd described In the field notes and plat
ct The eitvial survey on la IN this Office With
magueuo variation at Is degrees and % minutes
east, a. tollowst
ieill siso sna running thepceS Mdeg +, 2Sa rect. .
theme ) IS ,lee ", g,7 feet, thence \ 80 W 2a8
fsst; theacc X rs L, MI feet 90 the place OF be-
ginning said niii site boing ,lHSilsnsted as Let
No. At, containing sa5 asrcr The Y, = NJ NJ
No. ahents 4 deg, g nlin ri seG II, afi.sa feet
distant ttem eQfnef No. Of the above descrip-
ton
The esid min site cleiln being of record in the
ofea Of She county Rgeorler eft said Mining
District, 1T KaileV 81 slfrfAs county, Idaho
Territory The nearest known locations bong
the DAILY and Monarch mil sites. and Eaasnnan
placer claim U, = lot Ne. IL. and the Monarch
Gold and Silver Mining Go, piacers,
Any an1 all persons elahalnS adversely any
portion o3 the said mill sstv claim are required
10 iiie their adverse claims thereto with the
Register of tho United States Land Office at
Boise City. Idaho Territory, within tie sixty
DAYS publication thelcof. or they will be haired
by virtue Of the provisions 81 the Statute in
such eases made AND provided.
D. p. h. FRrpr.
Register
direct thai the foregoing Notice of Appira-
ton for Patent oe published for the period o.
sixty days ten cons outiye weeksl In the
hetchuIn, hturas county, Idaho Territory.
D. r. b. p.tpE,
J. Brumback, Register.
Atty Atlanta X. Co. loot al
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-04-19
The Great ENGLISH Remedy

Is a never failing cuSs
for Nervous Debility
Seminal Weakness,
Exhausted Vitality,
SpernatorrhpE.
LOST MANHOOD,
Irnpoteney, Paralysis
Prosfatorriiea and al
terrible effects of Self
Abuse, youthful fob
lies, and excuses IN
nfaturer yesrs-such
as Loss OF Memory,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-04-19
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.


uErTRT STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY, Idaho, April 8, 1894
NOTICE II hereby given that the Baltimore
aud Victoria Mining Company, an organization
sncnr1.,r atad under tho laws Of utnh Territory
NY TIA attorney III fact. Joseph NJ. Burkett,
whose ltssoflce address Il HALEY, Aituras
s-essitv. Idaho, has made application for q
United Ssgtez Patent for the baltimore lode
esninluv ci.i1r situate in Warm Springs Crock
Mining District, Alturas County, Idaho fsrrito-
ry consisting ef 1872 linear feet of the ioue. and
,.arfxcc ground Hst,b feet wide average, being
lot Ne Is A. and described in the field notes
and plat OF the official survey on Tile IN this Of
'faa With magnetic variation at 10 degrees east,
~ follows Commencing at the discovery stake
and running thence N 81 H., 220.5 feet 20 N. y,
end Of claim, thence s 2so so H.. ael feet to Cor
mar No 1, thence N 20 so W., set feet TO Cor-
nsr No. 2; thence & AZ 30 w, ils2 feet to Cor
sr No, s., thence Il, 2J' 80 e., 67a feet 20 Corner
NO 4; thence N. 90 "A ~, 1870 feet 70 Corner
Ma d: thonee N hHs AZ f., 1854 feet TO Corner
No. /, the place OF beginning survey Of exterior
boundaries OF claim Containing ti.4i acres.
Prom Corner No 2. section corner eommon TO
g. SCI % W, 2fa9 feet distant,
Application is also made Tor the
nAlrtaonr MnL slTE,
lot a. Il, In connection herewith, described
With magnetic variation at 10 degrees cast, as
Commencing Mt the initial point, marked Cor
apr No. /, and running thpnee = 20 81 w, 62i
fees 10 Corner No a; tpenoe 4 bas H.. aOp foot to
Corner Nos; thence N - ~ ~, t09 feet 70 Corner
No. i. thence n ~ s5 W. 500 fsot % Corner
No l. she place OF beginning Containing 1nl
serea Prom Corner No T. secfion corner COM
mon to Sortlous IA, 10 22N ~, I. 4, \, u II ~,
heSrs =, So GO ~, ifih feet distant The shid
mining claim being OF record in the ptiioe Of the
l.seoraet Of said mining district ~ HALEY, IN
Afinras comfy. Idaho, The nearest known le-
easinns hssng NistoriA and The Cumberland lode
direct that this notice he published "a the
kErpHcM kEysyoNE, tlie newspaper published
asaresl the aAia mining elais, f9r the period OF
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-04-19
DIR S 2 I " ~ e Y

No. # Kearney Street, San Francisco, Cahs
Treats all Chronic and Special diseases
X0ug Men
Who may be suffering from the effects OF
Youthful follies or indiscretion viii do well to
avail themselves of this the greatest boon ever
laid at the altar of suffering humanity Dr.
s5piDHey viii guarantee to forfeit $500 Ter every
case OF weakness or private disease of every
kind or character which he undertakes and
T..sl H. - x..,.a
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-04-19
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Nolloe No al
usrTTn grArrs I,ANp orrfcr. !

UsrfED STATRs LAND orrfcg.
HaiIsy, Idahe April 3, 1851.
NOTICE f. hereby given that the Hhltiinore
and Victoria Mining Company, AL organization
ynonrpefatssi Under he laws of Utah Territory,
~ lts attorney "a fact Joseph NJ. barkett,
~hose peatottice address t. HALEY, Altpras
county, Idaho Territory, ms made application
spt United ststea Patent Tor tho
VICTORIA
ode mining ciaim. situated In Warm Springs
tlrrok Mining niatr!et, Altnas County
Idaho Territory consisting Of tala linear
aide basslgs Let No "a and dascrIned IA tine held
notes ana plst 81 the official survey on lille in
this sfice with magnetic variation at IL deEreess
saAt, as follows. Commencing rs the discovery
lsant and running thence Il 70 ~ W., les feet
Il N " end OF claim thence :. ~ ~ f., s34
tsat - Cnfnar No. thvnus NJ. 2ls 30 W, Sal
fsat to furrsr No. 3; Themes n. ~ y ~, itAt,S
ts9t 10 Cnrncr no D. thence ) - in FL, Nuofeet
e. Corner No. & theaee : r. tT W., tseea feet
I, corner No, l, the place Of beginning survey 81
exterior boundaries OF elsln. opn;aintug 1925
Haoa
From Corner No !. section CORNER common to
HaetenE II, 10 - & -. 7. 4, n II Is F., bears =
~ 10 W. a9k1 fe0f distant.
The said mtaInN claim being IT teeert III tie
ssfce af tic Recorder Of said Wtutag district at
IsleY 10 Aituras county, ldane. The nearest
known locations being the heltiuiOfS and the
Cumberland iede mining claims,
direct that this notscs he published IN the
KKfctHM hEYHfVNE. the newspaper published
nssrest the said mining Slain, fef tue rsFtod OF
Ai4tv days. HOMER IL FOUND,
WH Htndnan, Register
Atty tor Claimant. tApie
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-04-19
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.


Notice no. 40.
uRfrEp STATES LAND QFrfCE,
HALEY, Iaaha. AfTti 5. ia3s.
NOTICE il hereby given that the haltiiuorn
sna Victoria Mining Cosnpafsy. an organization
inrornosslssa unelor the laws cf Utah Territory
by Ats attorney IA fEet. @nscph NJ. harkett, whose
ro.soffioe address ia Haley, Idaho. has made
application for United States lattnt Tor the
MINNIE NAY
Lode mintas cfairn, situate ~ Warm Strings
Greek Mtning Eiesar>, Aitafps c3putv, laaho
Territory, eensisssnt, Of lt&2 hntRf fsrt q ire
lode, and Auetaeu EroailA 60 tees wtNc, being
Lot No. fe ana Described ia The pslt Noes sind
ts.zt Of the official sarvey "a he ia tsis oaea.
with magnetic Variation ~ ~ ash-saes cast,
fellows. EomsHcnesaE tia nlSccvery r,st
AnsFranniAg .itsnea D 81 =, tpfaSt 90 NJ end
AZ claim. a{s1nce - % q W. 20 tcet 10 corner
No. /. tieaee : u = " ii4sf est ~ t'orRef Ne.
i. thence n ~ 81 T.. sst seet n Cesncf No. Il
thence N. ~ ~ ~, tsse fstt - Corner Ne I.
thence b - 81 ~ !, eft sse; 20 tetner Nc. /. Tho
place of beginnins su~sey ~ exterior heunta-
Tfes OF csisn. glasahgsng a,Si acres,
From Garner No 1 section cerner cczfmon
q Sections H. ID = 4 n r. l. N L. Is f., bears
s. 7ga AZ W. 1909 fees distant
The said mining claim being of record in the
sifice OF the Recorder o. sai3 mining district st
HALEY, In Alsrrss county, Idaho. fhe nearest
knows locations being the baltimore and the
liza Harland.
direct that this notice be published in the
KRTCHUM KEYSTONE, the newspaper published
nearest the saia mining claim, for The period of
sixty days. HoAKR l.. polND,
YIN Hyndman, Register.
Atty. for Claimant lApl6.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-04-19
Notice of Forfeiture.

Ketchum, Feb. 10, 1884,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
ARoys0y ASSAULTED BIZ NCIrLL
A QUARREL AT THE cAsINo-rV0 STORIES on TIL
ENCOr STFR.

A QUARREL AT TIE CAsGNo-rNo STORIES ol TIE
ENCOUNTER
Those of the theatrical profession who were
compelled 10 gasp tor air VA the city yesterday, discussed
with what little energy they c1nd MUSTER one topic
ouly-Iohu Nc,au.rs assault upon rudolph Ai'n-'h
Although wa a feet that the relations between
the two men for thp last TWO weeks had been strained
and although lfrCtu Is popularity credited wilma nasty
temper uo one na med that Doc would proceed To -uch
length. ~ Co strike Rudolph Arou'on. IL appears hAi
difference ot opinion aIo'e over payment OFT
500 week sail by Mr. Atou-on 10
nc due from M,Cmu 1888 h' share
Of the exp,u-. off running he roo. rlo1. Mr. Ar'h'on
say thai ftr tht psst weeks tu' h.' been pall Win
ou question Dn -ltIrIIr hYV.v r. We. tu refused .o
hina "-"' wien me rl'e,, ' h'I. ..s.'sl
bs ~. o. Mcbride md B.. b. ho''. Mr. Ai'ns'n wa
v.I. Al tl.k moan him was One oft h, clerks lrruaa
SAD pnloIpb ,roosou last night: "Mccanl trot
pi.trrla SOB aud .at Immediate orr esl.' 90 h He
hon hur.l do-ars T. r.uI.d fl,t Poe knew perrruy
VOL tionti uiI ft for els Npoka v. houi w'ri ami 80
wa. nuusau.n to aH.rt IgnuriH.o ~. SAIL th'I 400 iA
mont haI oven be,u made sal. firmly hi pyN''.,
know tt 70. fum"npfeIl alni lon Dr. DIAN ".. H
int aud Doc rtru,. spsato blow at n' N -f'fnl 'h'
aIIr of uv heaU hia hrt' fius dl1NW4 l''N fNI '''
boa. tnIa mai.. alI dr A'u41u ahHN'l N 't+'' ''
tuutuu.ut 10. suid Al,, auu th'u ','hpN "u n' 100
aunus tnU' U.. tud hu'.I'' "' lW' '"..' ','.
rnum a1 r,H.ur. llet,d vl" ''t'hs r" m' 1871
o.,s plu.au,t u1 N,irdr 1ud Dol, '',.'' .'.." "'
Mowers IhrI r.U ,ud nttn.h H. lIHl .A'
aud uur or too of lno ot.ria attracted N ir '"N" W
tuv -lI. .r 4ld .lI It- lfrl 'I 'l'' ..'' 'i "
tud aruI. fHi u7. MNt all IlNn l'tt '"' l''' ~
ht.r not ecu boa sllur Y,..
lnis ,uIrI,rat Was mHy oHuobowtri hj Holman
Mayors aul LdWHut Auu1"h h'th "l "u'" .'i' fl..
ruf Ihr l.ltr added, Iula d. nut thr ht'i .h,
i,, .tll ll, t...u tnr lAN into bis oau hands. Iu
Gualchrr, the Wol-khuNh scene painter -'''"- %"
n,, rrrrIt.t .omr rough handing u1n HIM h5
nr.furr vili certainly proceed against him anal nave
him at least bound over Geo keep thr peace
John Nj. laun refused fo Doe seen 1teil+l, DI1 10
udersf1 gi 10 have stated that he did not eau Aos"h
Lar ur. That rpiIneL nrst made use oI ny AIohaon.
Further De- 4. sid tO have declared llil hc merely
raped Arunsou over the hands, ana that inc
wound ou the temple was caused by Aroh-
sons fall ng against the wall IL Is understood Lal hl
dolph Arou-on will apply Ter warrant against McCauL
"a L.. sarrffr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
Mr. PR0cT0R TO BFc0NE 4 CITIZEN

Richard \. Proctor, the astronomer, arrived
by the steamship ,ity of Rome yesterday when found
by TRIBE reporter he the centre OF group Of
pleasant looking ladies and healthy children. which form
part OF the families brought together by the astronO
mer's asst marriage. H. is short, stout Eneshman,
fair fat and not much moro than forty. appearance at
least Mr. Proctor said that Dee had at length 10
America 20 live, and later he should be- fg
hedged of the United states. Al present. he
pccted make ST. "Joc," Missouri, bis home. His wfc'
mmily-the lady IL a niece ol General JEFF Thompson
lives there and Mr. Proctor considers The place an
awfjly uieo town" Although there is no observatory At
IT. Joe. or in t' immediate eshDornood. the astronomer
expects o pursue bis ahors there. well London
for Inc has hfou u. ID ray along, uuG al present Via
work tp study ouf the meaning uf 'ue rcSff wn.ch
other observers obtain Zee IsO said thtt be should
begin ruur-u off lectures was hls habit I'm aI. Mr.
Proctor has heretofore spent two years ma tho United
States ami believes that he Knows hs adopted country
rather hcft"r than most luiui-rlnts Mr. Proctor do
rned -itr opinion In regard 20 the James boys
ami several other Missouri UDIur-. ou the gruuud that
that vl4n delicate ur fur Am rNle tant -pt cr of that
stat. to commit himself unob. ic does NOT anticipate
t.If f Will hr uD..- aY '0 -u fur most or the time.
Mr. Proctor -uu keeps close connection VITA hHyr-
eiIs -rrnHt journal established bog himself u Lou
dom. ~. iu uof rHt tHlt 1u rfori mod been made 40
our tuur % attach hm tH .ruiEI lHiieuuY, hut said
t.tI srut %" htd 600 on t,g"uru WIFI InY col .Zr
n. cHuI Dot tell what ha uu sut do 'n tho future.
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DIED

BROwNHenry n Brown, saturday morning age 50 year'
smonihs.
William BETS lii. b., n he SD year %, hs ace
Funeral TUESDAY, July Al p ~ at Grace Church, ia
Freni and relatives are respectfully invited 70 DE pr sent
Trains leave Long ISLAND CIV az $50 >. u.
BURLEiGH --udde Iy. July ;. ~ Ann Arool kdi'h Rnr
leigh aged year. and moaths yonnsest daughter u
Funeral 81 Ch1rc u SAINT Mary the virgin, NewYor@,
FIaLD-In Broo.iyn saturday, July s. Field agea
viii Be baaci from tic BAPTIST Home, Monday JAY at
?.
lay evening suddenly, u ap)pleXy, Mary
swan Fearing, We u Charles y Learhf
KISNY-l FRIDAY, July Mary layay widow u t4e lte
MACY-on Irtsy July at Hudson y Y, Hiram Macy,
Funsgai from ais late res 0encc on Tuesday, o'clock
jane Maxwell late Of -'V West -3dst Ne"-fork III the
Funeral services a. Tar Roc.4way Monday July at
Interlnont in Greenwood
ODELL-0a SUNDAY July o. aged s. Joaanna. daug ger ot
iaje AbrlAam Ooe OF 0rernburg, "estonester Co,
Funeral on Tuesdly Sh inst II the residence u
her n.plrw Mr. William L. king, - North broadway,
RIoG-n this city Friday July 1884, Rachel Rice in
Fa9era s take place Nondly Juy = Il O'clock Pail
s-,,e, ttocslAnd comfy. y. Y
between ,sh N 5Oth SIS, George william Rose ~ tno
Fiies ami re- , are invited 10 attend the funeral a. the
above address Tuesday, Jdiy = al p M
sMlH-.n lar' ,ay morning At MS residence l's West
N0,ire ot funeral hereafter
T,rr esq Vi Aaja mi larry A. - sou a, At
ia ne cry. y. J.. 0u tl' 'ia ms
- ieNiu-rol..se, at J. d. IN. rue .ay suiy 3.
Baltimore 4ud Piiadei pha pap rs p cas- copy.
WCUDEUFF-IH THIS city. ou the morn NJ Of the 5n INST
80 West 30 So, Ann Liza widow OF smith WloiriI
Faatr SERVICES on Monday 10 O'Clock from 81 rmotys
Cmrga "ss 'ltn-'t e''"een 2ia 'na 5ta ayes ,,,.,
r-h ffpL Ne"-l OLA
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STATEN ISLANDERS AROUSED.
Az INDIGNATION NETTING At EDGEwArER TC
PROTEST AGAINST A FACTORY.


Az TNDIGNATGON MEETING At EDGEWArER TO
pr,,ysr ,c,t>.r , p,,.r,,,-
The people OF klgnWatpr. staten Island. are
,.i- rsr ~. mann f rrtr .tu-, fi,. WIS o n. r,
-.'''' .'' ''~ 90 ' ' 700 ' ~ '''''
erected there. ON Satuuly evening an Indignation
meeting WIS held IL the Hotel Geis.er bv tie property
-., .t+..-,. .. ,.,.,..4 .i,,.. 90, s.,.., n.
""''.' "' VIZ" ' ~ f'''' ''''' ''' .''"ls' 4"0
room WIS crowded Win people "Ao TAXED loudly, VIM
rive " lud decidedly about the effect ~ the doors
r, i,,l f.,,, te ,,i.in., said IA n v,ller , Inv
. IN, -. ... .. h.. - ...-.--.., y go.
F'f' ~ hri ul1u ~''- MS i-I'iJ approach d yam"
filed wth tie comfort. life when alb ii aud
,,~iu , b.,r, ,,1 ,t f .,ts o,.. ,r,.r. v,t-,,. Il,
'"'' '-- " '' ' " W
e I'D th' ie-A summer t ana I,'saI o. ihlt TINS vile
crprul tartar Odnr PUSHES iu, he family turn
,. .,.. ......t... ...,.,., .bo,. r.,-, Ola. ..,I.
i'"'' '''.' "If''''.' '''''''" ~ NV ''' '''-'
sick "a. stomach ana disguised WIN their lie
and hrne-Wlru behold this Gag after
t- r- d., NOR rs.j ~ ho ..,-I r-ls,ar IT, j. , ,,-s
'''' ' " ~ 49,.
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SPOKEs From The HCB.

Bosr0E July J.-Thc Massachusetts, Club 1t
its las, dinner ui tAc season to-day entertained among
Others ex-senator sharon. OF California. who present
as the special guest oi the Hon John u. Alley.
Mr.. ". y. Howell,, WHO went this week To- Vermont
with his family for the summer, busy up to his
departure from the proofs OF bis opcreta
M towels has el .ed house Bcacon-st, near the
residence OF Dr. oliver Wendell Holmes. which he viii
occupy upon his return iu the autumn Mcssrs. James
H. O-guod Co.. Will publish the Ebretto or the opcrctia
and prepare plates otuc score Du The latter volume
viii probably bear the imprint Of Mcssrs. Arthur +.
Schmidt A Coz who print ali of Mr.. Hen-chels music.
Mr. Edward burnett ~ Southboro Mass. sailed Tor
Europe last saturday ia the Ccpn-louia sac goes 10
vi.i her father United States MEiser Lowell. having
felt some sohrude regarding his health.
The estate Of the late George Baiy Blake amounts 70 at
least million douar, The executors ara Arthur L.
Lyman. George r. Harris, OF Salem, and Arthur william
Blake. OF Brouhuo
Nj Justice Gray " the United states Supreme Court.
is spending few days at Bristol, Lsus Island where be-
he guest OF Judge COLT the newly appoiated successor
of Judge lowell
Mr. b G. Porter the artist. goes next week 70 Ms 'tl-
dio at Newport. whore hc will be occupied during che
sDsson painting portraits of some prominent New YORK
ladies whose summer lono BE- boz that city.
the county Comui ..ourrs having chatge NJ the now
the -iir-is of Mr. IA a. UIcharisou tine ar hit.rL uur
I,anrs Adsms. lr, and the, " re Handsomely enter
tanned t ST. lhats - NarKeuts residence al btoos n'
Ihaie lsou exhibition 40 rhA.e's gallery model for
statue uf JOHN Known. the work of Paul 4 btrIc 500
oi fHr -tuuva lptDr. g. A. Bartlett 81 . clever
lirr, off vuIa 0t m.u,s calling fur special commcnda-
ion Whom th. toutu "I ,he af" BE- considered Tue sun
inl Hlu tr costume BE- ftlok coat thrown Open and
trou eJ lntp .se uoots. uDt helelo ale.a. ,,r
uir NItH eco. dignity aud unpfcs 'ehes~
tpr lui.s' u., of tho ttst"ru 5 ,ohi CLUB ON Fn
The ua.i ,Ipouisd .s,mcr rvil.hL chartered to, tho
"'' '.I'i 5000" r"' N"" b","n sN raii ni ,,un 'ne"
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49, AIRIAeE ILILcrs 0r I BloN


fnY fEltHFArh DO lih iNRNFf|
CLEVELAND. July 6-un che night of June
-th hst two young m.n Francis Nachsmor and
william NHrmiuEfon were arr,stod anil
beaten IN q cuue. manner Iho ALTAR occurred
at NeubuIt no liquor store Bop. b' Nation
ostrs.p. Warrington VIZ u1r'ustoua uutN dayH=ht
anI WIrl1uo- l moe como tn uNuac'f 1Z.ia until ,tn
tho 1eRt dly M'rham'r wta tknu io The City lis'pt al.
whore De- rciusuri un.ll fav dafs ago MA aAu wac
fiIrifrl TO-, npov lunr s1 with blunt mairumont aud
Gao ,llra und houra foe h.urrk vofr torn apd broken
Tho nHrurr ~ thr ssu. bal remarkable rdrrt pn INA
htuu. hud his other injuries have deprived A'm ~ hia
voice. Az cannot speak above whisper h0io.r
us aasaull Au WA ios.glsl a. an Intelligent
muu. To could wur aui wn m tho
habit of rcldIng suot dsil Now no
r,puot Tell from %, and a unable to form letter VITA
hl- pru Ills memory o. ALSO .umrwlA affected, athsush
Doe . beru able Zoo lvr detailed account ut tr ass tul
~ Aa friends. A sbnu ~ DO Wa able
tD l.ltc the hospital hr caused tho arrest of
John Gehrrg. George Hrs.ier John Kinney,
aud Header subsequently 80 Via learned that the hree
irlendlnt- lst unm9I. Cd h0u.n pre.rl the or
TIE nGtugss, were innocent ul any completely and ine
oa,cs tgltut them were nDed Johu tfenrns wla con
ycrd OF fle crime in tne Police Court .st evening and
ntenccd 10 four months imprisonment
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HOuIyG PIGEOy FLIGHTS.

The homing pigeons of Samuel Hunt Fab
River Mass, entered for the Journey from 7l5 miles
nber s;ed in JonesborO Tenn at five minutes past
o'clock on Saturday morning The birds are Her
nit Gladia teur and Blue Gown that flown last
year and Blair AhOl the road tor the st this season
The Hudson Club. Of this city and vicinity, Al special
meeting saturday decided 10 change the course Oi
the from the west 10 the southwest
The first the lOft % o. Damon. Norhamp-
ton Mass. from the start IN Lynchourk. Va, June 20
reported saturday, the bird having returned aS
O'Clock. distance sos miles. Tie return "a the web
known Every Time
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THE LINCOLN CITY ASHORE.
IN PERIL AT IsAAcs HARBoa NOVA SCOTIA.

THE FATE OF A NEW STEAMER ON HER FIRST
TRIP-MANY LIVES IN DANGER.
HALIFAX July 6.-Word has just been received
here that the Furness Line steamer Lincoln City
went ashore at Isaacs Harbor this afternoon in a
dense fog. She is vessel her
first trip, and is bound % New-YOrk with
large number Of passengers, mostly immi-
grants. The captain teezraphs to PlckfOrd a
Black, Halifax, agents of the line for assistance to
try to save the ship and take OF the passengers.
The ship is making water badly Isaacs HarbOr is
100 mics east of Halifax
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OBIIL AIRY.
I,-NrY 4 noNuN

Horny s. Broom died of heart dis 'lso nj his
hoac So 2J- ~ e-- TAr-g-e -tL-st. on Saturday. TIE
We. born u tai. city on October 81. 1871 and li- lived
here ever 4ec vita the exception OF s.N yc-. which
~. spent FOO Noodle. Ala lie l.- always been connected
with lAe mus, t4d., ud wa, oaeot ric best known men
I'm the br.u-.. lore going south D.. tAe manager
af In. BRADBURY -iquo concern ami SINCE his turn he
rr. boon th. business manager of Cir,eriar & sons.
SIR. Bro. composer ,t music. ii' has NAT 1r'uoe
with ui- bead. luf many ears. ti" N'i' b't ''. O.
yeas a.O aLt bee never iu recovered frnW tAc 81 'A
Ic leaves ir -ater-. ..d -oI. who d I'D t1e enc
yllr .lracllug s. -Oi~ Tie Illvia VIII "t Acu ip-
il4. a 1880.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
A BATTLE AT DEBBEH.

ONE STORY THAT THE REBELS WERE BEATEN
ANOTHER THAT THE GARRISON WAS MAssA-
CRED.
CAIRO, July G.-The Mudir Of Dongola tele-
graphs that $4,000 rebels attacked Debbeh Jgy l..
They were repulscd after fighting There were
heavy losses both sides.
LoyDoS, July The T,ieJ-aDh reitsrates the story
Of the fall Of Drbbch and the massacre
OF the garrison It also mentions rumors
~ the fan Of Dongola and adds that
many ~ the Ministers believe that Khartoum has been
captured and that Gordon has been allowed his
Il crtV owing e. the belief that he Is haf-w!tted and
therefore DIVINE protected
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MroICAL NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, July G.-Johannes Brahms, the
musical composer, Is writing fourth symphony. Plan
quette is comic opera which Will be entitled
"On Guard hu Iran ia also engaged q comic opera
20 he called The Miller OF Dee" Both libretos ago by
tinIe.
NoTs stanford IL writing the music for eegac ode
by Wall whitman for the Norwich festival
Marie Van IAN ~ mas made al engagement with the
.Ernrnt OF the Opera COmIue, PARIS, toI october
and November, and VII a''crwIu sing IN the Imperial
opera House at 1t. Petersburg
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TRIKgSE OFFICE. July IL a. a.-The movement
IN the barometer again upward Cloudy weather with
liz inches Of rain followed yesterday by fair and
clear weather. The temperature ranged between 100
ana $50 the average 769 being 5so lower than on the
corresponding day last year and - higher than on rat
ureay.
Clear and cooler weather may be expected to-day in
this and vicinity.
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VICTIMS OF The CHOLERA EPIDEMIC.
TnrInN .Iulv G-Enur denths from cholerf

TOCLON, July 6.-FOur deaths from cholera
occurred to-day. There 1870 cases in the lospals
Their condition il not regarded serious. Dr. Koch the
Trus ian cholera expert making microscopic examina-
lions Of the disease.
NAASEuLFs, July G.-There were fifteen deaths from
cholera here today. 4 visitor from TOuOn also died
from cholera at AK, near this city.