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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-08
ADVICE TO sliOK ER y.
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In the first plaes--aon't smoke. IL il
a dangerous, unhealthy and expensive
practice 1t is very apt to control you.
and you viii smoke more than is good for
YOU. Still, If You smoke there 10 no use
saying Don't smoke, for You will, You
think you can stop, but yon can't
Every smoker is sure he can quit to.mor
row il he wanted to. There is one man
in Detroit, journalist on German
newspaper, who frankly admits that he
can't stop smoking He tried it and
couldn't. He is honest enough to admit
it. He is perhaps the only man now liv-
ing who acknowledges that he cannot
stop smoking.
The best and cheapest way to smoke
IS the pipe, and the cheaper the pipe the
better. You can throw it away with
more cheerfulncss and unconcern. Throw
pipe away as often as possible. The
foulness OF it, besides being offensive, is
poisonous.
Cigars are the most expensive and the
most convenient way of smoking. Use a
holder, and cheap wooden one that you
can throw away. 1t is bad to put a cigar
in your mouth. The maker OF it may
have had some contagious disease
There is a great outcry against cigar.
cites. The outcry is unfounded. 1t is
said the burning of the rice paper is bad
for you. Bosh. 1t is not half as bad as
the tobacco inside The trouble with
cigarettes is that they may be made Of
picked up second handed tobacco. That
is not very pleasant to think about. In
England nearly every man makes the
cigarettes he uses, rolling them up very
deity. There are machines for sale there
for twenty-five cents each that will rol
up cigarette as quickly and as neatly a
any Of those you buy. An American
rarely takes the trouble of making hi
own cigarettes. Too much bother, ant
he hasn't time a person is apt to amok
too many cigarettes. 1t i, curious fac
that man must see the smoke before h
can enjoy smoking, Blind people rarel
smoke II man is going against
strong wind that blows the smoke ava
from him he is continually uneasy an
thinks his pipe has gone out. Smokin
in the dark seems to be more acceptable
as then q person sees the glow of tn
cigar or pipe.
As to pipes, they are classed by
noted French physician as follows:
Soft earthen pipe. 2. Meerschaum.
Hard earthen pipe, white or colored.
Porcelain pipe. 6. Metallic pipe.
The white earthen pipe, porous ar
permeable to liquids, is put first, becau
it is good absorber Of nicotine; the IN
tallic pipe is put last because it allows {
the noXtous products formed during Il
combustion of the tobacco to reach tt
mouth of the smoker. The meerschaut
which Immediately follows the clay pip
deserves its place only on condition tn
it is not too old. II it is seasoned it is
bad as wooden or porcelain pipe. Fl
ally, brethren do not smoke.
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EST & A Y.

urprBy GIVE NOTICE THAT A soRREL
,ra silver name aud tail, about -four
vs.rs oii branded on left thish J.T tcom.
sG bIneI,. y with half cirsle over brand, has beer
.unnine on the silver Park Range, Lincoln
county. Nevada. The owner is hereby notinea
10 come and take the mare away and pas
charges,
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Ann week Ut home $500 outfit free
WIZ Pay absolutely sure No risk. Cap
MIl(l ital not eequr-d. Re ti-r, II you want
WV business q: which persons Of cit le'
sex. youug or oil eau m he great pay all tht
lime they YORK, with absolute C 'rtainty, write
I, ,r par i, liars TO II HALLErr Il %, r.
land MIME.
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a NJ ofor the working class: send 10 ecu.
HlI for o ,stage an | we will mail you fre
Hill lila royal, vslu ,ble box of sample goois
that will put YOU In the way Of mtk'
more money in few d.vs than you eva
thouoht poss,ble at any business. Capital no
re- ,nired We will start you You can worl
iii the time or iu spare time only. The worL
Ia rnjyer ally sianted to both sexes, young and
ia ynu ca1, sssilv earn from 30 cents to s.
every evening. That al wno want wo k ma,
test the business, we make this unparalleled
ofser. tn ali who are not yell sati fed We viii
ssna II to pay for the trouble Of writing US
Full parti mlars, dir ctions. etc sent free
',,,.aia t,,,o To the work, Great success ab 10
Iuteiv sure Don't delay. start now. Addies'
srINsON 4 GO Portland. Maine.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE oFAN ORDER OF SALE Issued
ID out Of the sixth Judicial District Court, in
and for the County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada.
and to me directed and delivered, for judR-
ment RI ndered In said Court on the 9Th day OF
August, A. D. 1888. in favor Of Archie McQuaig.
Plaintiff and against the Maynower Silver
Mining Company and the Mayfower Mine and
Mining Claim, Defendants. for the sum OF seven
hundred and six 4-1G0 tS7O6 4-100), gold coin
dollars debt, together with seventy t$70) dolarG.
tax costs, and all accruing costs and interest. !
have levied on the followir property, to wit:
That certain mine or mining claim Known as
and called by the name of the Mayhov er Mine
and Mining Claim, situate, lying and being IN
Bristol Mining District, Lincoln County,
Stats of Nevada, and duly recorded In the Min
ing Records Of said Mining District containing
eight hundred linear feet on said ledge or lode.
together with the appurtenances thereto belong
ing, and al the rights and privileges pertaining
thereto.
Notice is hereby given that en-
Saturday, the 9Th day Of October.
A. D. 1883, at 70 o clock NJ. Of that day. wiz
sell all the right title and interest OF said Msy.
flower Silver Mining Company IN and to the
above described property, and the taid May
flower Mine and Nj lining claim. at the II ont door
Of the Court. house in Phoebe, Lincoln county.
State of Nevada, at public auction, for cash IN
hand to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
aaid judgment and decree and all costs, and all
sei6.td. o.P. SHERWOOD. sherif.
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Get,your Job " Ork dOno Mt the
nRsaoYtin Office.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the six Ii Judicial District Cour
in aud for the County of Lincoln, State of Ne
vads. and to me directed aud delivered, for
idgmeut rendered in said Court on the L ,en
ty.third dsy of August. A. %. 1894. in favor o
the State Of Nevada, plaintiff, and sgainst th
Bristol $ liver Mining Company and also tn,
re Il estate and Improvements hereinafter de
scribed, defendants, for the sum of One Thou
sand Eighty three and ll.l00 tSi ,0S3 ll-l00
dollars, tax and delinquency, together witt
Forty-four and 50.l00 tS44 50 1907 dollars. ia
costs and all accruing costs, have lrvied ol
the following property. to wit;
P,ssessory claim to one hun 'red and sixt
(l6n) acres Of isnd about one ~ mile mort
OF Bri -tol an im orov-me ,ts ther oi consist
ing Of Of 10 stan qnirtz m II. assay otfc
black mith sh 'p. 4 ,elling- house, r-staurti
and office, stable and house, hn ting. work
and stable at NJ ,yf nwer niue, IN hlpriding fnr
nae at mil IN one pair Fairb tnss scales Il
Liuc ,ln county, S'ate Of Nevada.
Notice is hereby Civ n that on
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LEGAL.
SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IssCED
ID out of the Sixth Judicial District court.
In and for the County Of Lincoln. State OF Ne.
7ada, and to me directed and delivered for Q
judgment rendered In saiG Court 90 the 1wen-
tieth day OF Janusry. A. d. 1893. In fas-f OF A.
J. Blair and against the Bristol Silver Nil ing
Company, for the sum OF Nineteen Hundred.
thirteen and 4s 100 el3 49, dollars. debt. to-
gether With S5s76 dollars, tsx costs, and all &C.
cruing costs and interest. have levied on the
following property to-wit:
steam boiler with attachments. ~ barrels
Portland cement. pair bullion scales, roll OF
battery screen, cans OF sodium, "a small black
lead crucibles, l pair crucitle tohes. 5 bull
lion molus, 9 assay mufties,4 button Dcics.
iron mortars ana pestles, six quicksilver kettles,
2 cupel molds, 8 assay tongs, 8 bcss heads,
shoes, l wood wheelbarrov. 2retorts, IL lengths
gsss-pipe, l smokestack shout 20 feet lole
cast iron r, tort front, 4 monkey wrenChts,
email sledges. hsnd-sx a V pipe wrtnches,l
srindstone. adz, planes, spirit level, 90
pounds iron washers, augers, 10 plarks 4al6
inches, 10 feet long, 2 squares, iron wh.elbsr.
row, anvil, 81 blacksmith tools with handles,
patent screw Ilates, IL pairs hlachsh ith
tongs, % pieces of timbert 6xs inches 80 pie ces
2x9 inches, 8 pieces 6xs inches, 10 pieces 2xei
10 pieces 2x6, Is pieces 2xlO, 70 pieces 21lo. 7!
pieces AKA, sc pieces 2xS, "a ri. ces inch plank
50 pieces AKA. IL pieces 4x6, pieces SIC. IL
pieces sxs, lb pieces inch plank. 50 pieces 81
and iexlo hewn, 23 pieces 2x6. <S pieces 214, IL
! feet. more or less, pine polee;S pitees Of tim
Der loxl2 inches, % feet long; l6 pieces plank
Notice Is hereby given that on
Friday. the seco., d day OF February
A. n. 1888. at ~ O'Clock NJ. Of that dsy, j will
sell all tho right. title an' interest of said Fris.
| toi silver Mining on pan! IN and 10 the owe
| described property, at the Bristol silver Min.
ing Conpsnys mill. in incolp county Nevsca,
at public suction, for cash IL bn d, to The
highest and best bidder. to satisfy said exesu
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Monday, 9Th Day of Oct,be,

A D. 1884. betw en- the hours OF 9 O'Clock In the
morning and o'cl JcS in the ,fternoJn. uAmsly
1t 70 o'csJck NJ OF said day, will sell all tn
right, tit and interfs st of sal Bristol Silver
Mining Company in And t. the above described
property, aud the smallest an 'un' or parcel If
said property to satisfy said above sum OF
sl,l27 6l.lUO tax delinquency, ,osts and accru
log psts, at tho trout door nf the County Oouft
house at Phoebe, County Of Lincoln, state o.
New ida ut puolIc auction for cash in hand, tt
the highest and best bidder. to satisfy sac
execution and all costs.
aep6tt O.p. cHERwO ID, Sheriff
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The Mexican papers arc crying out
against Chinese immigration into their
country.
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Trustees Sale.

NOTICE is HFRFBY alvFN, THAT FIR
IN suant to the auihorty v. sttc III ne in ,rd
by a certain Deed Of Trust, executed t> tho
Bristol Silver Mining Ccnl.I.t, ne. luiiig
date Jun, 10th, 1899. and ,tcHdto In liiuln
County. Nevada. Records in Fotl =. fttes 27l
to 27s. default having occurred N u. ta,put
Of the interest due ptcen Ht 18th. 1872. tp tie
notes sec red b. said 7Ius, p,sd IL tie tpm
of Fifteen Thcus,rd roltrs will nll, NJ Iub.
lie auction. to the highest bidder a tn. Board.
iIg House the faid Company in Bristol, Lin
coin G, unity, Nevada. on tho
Eighth day Of September, 1850,
At Q O'Clock p NJ. the property nertioned
described in RAID Trust Iced. ur so nuct
thereof as may be pect sssry to pay saio inter
cts and costs of sale, to Wit:
Those certain Mines, Mining Claims, CpsitI
Mill ard Ma G. hinery, hillsiie, CofIslt, 'tsioing
House, Barn, Assay no, Blacksmith tltp,
spd sll properties situated III fri.tol Sirirg
District. incol. County. state Of Nsvads, and
All Of that certain mining claim know ss the
Ohio" NINE.
All Of that certain mimi clsim row at tho
| rNevsds" mine
An undivided one.half OF that certain n lining
| clai " know as the "Gipsy" mine.
| An undivided one. hall OF that certain mil Ing
claiu known as tn. "Con act" mine.
| An undivided cne.hHlf OF tnAt cer1alp n iDiTg
location, or privi Known as the bristol
| Tunnel"
The Bristol silver Mining Company Mill and
| Millsite, containing $40 acres Of land. more or
| lss.
That certain Ten.stamp Silver Quartz Mil
thereon, with Mill Building, Ore House, Rttort
HI use, Engine Room, appurttpances and ma
chinery, ipclud ng 6pais, 8 settlers, ! 70.Aorse
power steam engine, boilers. clsal.up pan, ie-
tort, we'll and we'll fixtures, / bosroine house
building with fun iture, barn, l aisay once
with furnace and tools, blachsn ith shop With
TO, ls bull ding u, ed as lod. Ing house for EN-.
ployes All machinery, tools, implements and
sppurt. nances now at the mines and mill afore
said And also all the real estate and interest.
or other claim or denard, as well In law o. in
equity. which the said Bristol Silver Mining
ompany now has or may hereafter acquire OF
| in and to the said premises, with the alpurten
anoes.
Dated August LIST, 1888
auII st HENRY n. WELLS, Trustee.
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q! persous having business Nth this Office are
.souest.d to address the RECORD PUBLISHING
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents.
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FuE RECORD

delivered In Pi1che ard Buliiouville at IS
cents per week. 'ysole to the Carriers.
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DER OF
District
n, State
pivered.
+, on the
1881, in
Rhitton
Isabella
McMurl
Murray
hael q.
Service,
red and
together
COY dol
ID sixty,
accruI
the fol
the said
mining
District.
Fada, 10.
id Ten.
follows.
e, Santa
e, Silver
Be mine.
included
All that
hundred
ID in the
mine or
: OF five
or min.
district
pig claim
Fided in
nd two.
lg claim
aid min.
d claim
or less.
ntaining
and re-
I as the
ed 5000
id mine
said dis
ich said
An undi-
mining
strict rs
contains
hin min.
s00) feet
B of said
mining
b, which
own and
It as the
IN undi.
certain
recorded
ct as the
ntaining
An undi.
E-siS and
ulElLB
ls of said
lg claim,
eet. All
Town and
eodolite'
hundred
mining
of water
dent and
le "Ticl-
md sixty
Russell
Ticapoo'
springs
lwesterly
eScriDed.
ling situ'
b Pahuts
,vada, aS
'ecords Of
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GIVE, Us A CALL

Satisfaction guaranteed in all, cassA,s
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j J

Ar THE
action IN
Lincoln
. .,tion the
er Silver
d Comet
ton is
plaintiii
following
uated III
| lty, State
N as the
ming 800,
4 under
le Legis
entitled
echanics
in rela-
8. Now,
or claim
ie provis-
, be and
tn day of
. NJ, and
liens and
holder.
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y,

n. of that
! Interest
d to the
doors OF
n county,
/ hand, =
| tisfy sol
sheriff,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-04
LOCAL NEWS.

Additional locals on third page
Judge Yocum has been very i'll in his
room for several days.
The family of Mr.. M. NJ. Philips have
removed to Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. II. II. Candee returned home
from her summer at the seaside yesterday
Fresh Oysters at Joe Steagala's saloon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER.
Cial. It.
Ed. King beat the fever and the doc
tors, and is out on the street again, las
well as ever"
The young girls who walk four abreast
on the sidewalk are very pretty, but never
thelcss obstructive.
"A silly woman in avery fine dress
bears very strong resemblance to fifteen
cent dahlia In a 81 flower pot.
Walt w. Wright leaves to-day for
Memphis, whore he expects to remain per.
msnently. HIS family will follow in a few
weeks.
MIR. Bradeen and wife, of Springfield
are at The Halliday. Mr.. Bradeen is gen
eral agent of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society.
Mrs. J. W. King and three children
left on the Yesterday mornings narrow
gauge train for st. Louis, to remain during
fair week.
We understand there is q good oppor
tunity for Q small steamer to run In connec
ton with the Illinois Central railroad or
the Yszoo, Tallaha,chie and Sun Flower
rivers.
Mrs. Charlie Armstrong left the city
yesterday for st. Louis, called there by III,
sickness Of her brother, I'd. jenkins, al
old Csiroite, who is suffering from som
lung complaint.
Prof. Mason will commence his dane
ing lessons st the Ideal League hall, o
Saturday, October 4th. Children's class Q
20. M; young ladies and gentlemen I
780 .. m. Prof. Mason will, on that ds
and night, fix the other day Of sttendanc
~ have been Asked" says Judge Rol
inson, III TEE BULLETIN wa Democrat
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-04
Knew It a Year Ago.

SCRANTON, Pa, October S.-John Nc.
Cullough's only sister, Mrs. Il. NJ. " ert
lives at Dunmore. She SAID yesterday
that she had noticed year ago that her
brother was beginning to fail. She attrib.
uted it to exhaustive mental labor and
begged him to leave the s age for sea.
son, but he could not resist the infatua.
tion for acting. She endeavored 10 bring
hin. to her quiet home where he could
receive sisters care.
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Egypt.
BERBER BOMBARDBD.

CAIRO, October "a dispatch Just
received states that Gordon's steamers
bombarded Berber, and that the rebels
made but little resistance and fled into
the interior of the country after the
flotilla opened fire on the place.
THE REPORT CONFIRMED.
LONDON, October 3.-Sir Evelyn Bar.
ing has sent dispatch to the Govern.
ment that Gordon, after having BON.
barded Berber for some time, effected an
entry into the place and recaptured 1t.
The rebel. and hostile inhabitants fed
when the bombardment Ceased.
The dispatch to Re .ter's Telegram
Comp my from Cairo which says. Gre
cali General Wolseley" is denied on Off.
cial authority. The dispatc also states
that the Khedive has received telegram
saying that Berber has been recaptured
from the rebels, who, upon their evacua.
ton, succeeded in removing the treasure.
POSSIBLE RESULTS.
The fall of Berber will enable Colonel
Kitchener to reach Gordon from Dongola
ana ascertain MS WI hes regarding the
Nile expedition and as to the
necessity OF the expedition 20.
Ing to Khart um. The conference
may result in the abandonment OF
the Nile expedition. The Mudlr sends a
dispatch stating that reliable messenger
brought word to him that he saw Gordon
with four steamers arrive at Shendy.
Finding the place deserted, Gordon
nailed to q tree a proclamation Offering
to pardon the people.
THE COMMANDMENT.
After attaching his pr clamation to the
trees, Gordon started for Berber. Or
the day after his arrival the Genera
paced two steamers in the middle o.
the river and opened Il bombardment M
on the town. The bombardment lasted
until late in the afterno IN. He afterward
proceeded in the direction of Dali
zeen. 1t is ,umored that MohammeC
Ell Hur, VIII was FL Mahdi's Ameer a
Berber, was killed during the lombard
ment. Other reports state that he es
cap d, and had the treasure in the city
removed to kerpi. Subsequently Gordon
thorough, chastised the inha itants o.
| Djalizecn.
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The Chinese Must IN

OTTAWA, CAM, October 3.-Wlthln a
few months a number Of Chinese labor.
RS on tho railway in British Columbia
have mystcriously disappeared. Near
Hope, Is. c., yesterday, the mutiated
body OF Chlnaman was found. Itis
supposed the murder was committed BY
white navvies, who are determined To
lr,ve the Chinese out Of the province,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-04
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1884
ST. LOUIS.

ONlODEh ID, 1904.
ST. LOUIS.
CoTTOS-Steady; mlddunn. OK b!0As
FLOuR-Steady: XXX 10 cnotce. S2.t5 1885,
patents. s4.l5ttl.l5.
WnEAT-w Weaker; No. Red. siHtslAc;
No. Red. 721.D14Ao
CoRN-Weaker No.a mixed. 5lh6p52c: No.
2whte mixed, 54155c.
OATs-Lower: No. 2. 25A125Sc.
RYE-Weaker; No. 2, 60Ii@5llic.
T0BACco-tirm: Jugs; common TO choices
SGOOGl00O; leaf: common red leaf, $500
l0.OU: medium to good x90)Dl700.
HAY-Prairia x9.00gl0. % tor primo 70 choice
new: clover mixed. $9.00lIl2.00 tor common 70
prnne: choice new timothy. $l1.500l8.0O; fan.
cy. $l4 .00Gl5.UO.
BUrTER-Hlgher: choicet to fancy creamery
25I3Oc: DAIRY. choice TO fancy. 2024o; low
grades nominal
EGGS - Steady; fresh stock. l6c pei
dozen.
PorAroEs-Dul, at 3554Oc per bushel.
PORK-Steady; new mess. els. 75G1l7.W.
LARD-Quiet; prime steam. 7AN7hc.
BACOS-Longs, l01s 0l0ssc; shorts. Il0llAc;
clear ribs, lDSDl0Ac, all packed.
WOoL-Tubwasned. choice. 2El29Hc: fair,
27it23c dingy ana low 25126c. Unwashed-
Choice medium, 2Jhd2lc; good average me.
dunn l8Dl9c; selected light fine l79lSc; good
average. 18lDl7o; heavy l40l6c: combing. I
DO I'd. aOG2lMc: combing low grades l8ltl9c.
HIDEs-Higher and firm; dry flint, l6hc
damaged, Bnc; bulls or stags-tiint lOc
sailed, &c; glue stock SC. Green-saltei, &c;
damaged, 74c; veal calf skins, llhc; bulls or
stays, SAC; green uncured, GGTlac; damaged,
SIC; glue. &c.
SHEEP PELrs-Weak; green. 65175c; dry
| do, 4Ugj0c., as TO amount and quality or wool;
| green shearlings. 15G20c.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-04
"A TERRIBLE HURRICANE.
immense Loss of Life and Shipping
Property in Iceland by
a Storm.
- "a
Gordon Rapidly. Making the Relief E1pe'
dition a Useless Expsnse-The
Bombardment Of Befbsr.
A Spanish Loan-The Holders Of Ameri-
Can Railway Securities Becom-
ing Wary.
England.
A TERRIBLE HURRICANE.


LONDON, October 3.-Intelligencc has
been received here Of terrible hurricane
in Iceland on the 18th Of September. Ac'
counts thus lar received show nj Ieteen
trading vessels and sixty n,hing.boats
lost, and thirty.two vessels disabled.
The exact number has not been as er-
tanned, but Is known to be very large.
A SPANISH LOAN.
LONDON, October 3.-The Standard
financial article says 1t is reported
that the Spanish Government will nego.
tiate a loan Of $4,000, 900 from Paris
bankers to assist the Cuban treasury
and that 100000 have already been
loaned to meet the most stringent de-
mands.
AMERICAN SECURITIES,
Owners OF American railway securities
have resolved to organize o protective
association similar to that existing in
Dsteriam.
wIIMINGTON'S SUCCESSOR.
1t is rumored that Tricou, late Minister
to China, IL shortly to succeed M. Will
mington.
OFFICIALLY DENIED.
The report that General Wellesley has
been ordered to be back In London by the
end of October is officially denied this
afternoon.
LONDON, October ga committee Of
the United Kingdom Alliance Temper
ance Organization has adopted reso-
luton of congratulation to Neal Dow
and the State of Maine on having
in tn, recent election secured such
majority for the measure Ia.
cooperating into the State CONSTITUTE u,
Prohibition amendment. They say
that, by reason of this vote, they an.
ticlpate great results to accrue to the
rest of the world.
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Dram ltic Lycaum.

NEW York, October The new ly.
ceum school, West Thirty second st eet,
opens to-day. This Is novel enterprise,
under the management o. company
with Steele Mackaye, as chief director,
and many wel.known actors, dramatists
and authors as pr fcssors Ia all the de.
partme0ts, intended to fit persons, for
acting, singing, fencing, dancing, elocu.
Cution, instrumental music aud athletics.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-04
Negro Shop Litter.

Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, Oct 8 A negro,
who has been employed for several days
in the city, and who succeeded in steal
Ing a quantity OF clothing from number
OF clothing houses here, and selling the
same to secondhand dealers, skipped out
down the river last night. While looking
at goods he would steal what he could
hide aud thea sneak out