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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-18

The Presidents bride seems
likely to make things lively In the
White House. She is young and
full OF spirits, Washington will be
.ayer than it was during the Hayes
regime. This is by no means a
"teetotar' administration: Cleve-
land likes beer and old whiskey,
and it is said that the bride does
not object to sin IF chamnagne.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-18
Singular Uses fer Great steam
ship.


- Tie uses to which the Great
Eastern has just been put are
doubtless such as her designer and
builder never dreamed of She is
engaged, as may be remembered. TO
fill out the remainder of her days
at Gibraltar as coal hulk, and
meanwhile she has been sent from
Milford Haven, where she has lain
for dozen years, to Liverpool, In
order TO have her engines lifted
out Accordingly, AN enterprising
clothing establishment Of the latter
town has hired her during her
stay. aa::~cus is to he put into
one Of her bic cable tanks. which
Is seyenty-five feet in diameter; a
menagerie In ore of her saloons;
stalls for wares on her deck, while
the trail Of the adyertisin--poster
will be all over the ship, aud espe-
cially on her huge sides, divided
and let out for the purpose. Ger
tainly the last stage III the career
of the unfortunate monster, as a
humble but respectable coal cellar.
will be less carish than its impend
ing employment as a floating bill
board.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-18
The Phoebe Record Democratic
saGE1~em

The Phoebe Record Democratic
:: An Eastern writer says Sen
Fair should succeed himself in
United States Senate We
not one reason why such
ID be the case. What qualiti-
-on, barring his wealth, does
Senator Fair possess for the posi-
ton he now occupies? The Demo
cratic party of Nevada has some
fairly able men within Its ranks,
who, if sent to the United States
Senate would add honor to both
party and State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-18
FOR GOVERNOR.

"he APPEAL states as a fact that
Andrew Nichols, Of Austin. Ian
der county. will be a candidate for
Governor on the Republican ticket.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-18

John Mackay will be here in a
few weeks.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-03

Teamsters will find ii the bes; itce -
put Ny ~. 49,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-03
" ill Power Cures.

viii power, as well AS Inauguration.
has much 10 do with the cnres that
are effected in some case. The late
Isaac Toucev. who was secretary of
the navy under President Buchanan,
aud previously Senator, was man
of strong viii, power. Many years ago
his horses became frightened on Bol.
ton mountain and ran away. He WAS
thrown out and drag ged along the
street.. Two or three of his ribs we're
broken, and he Sas bruised all over
and injured internally Surgeons from
this city were senl out and found him
la very dangerous condition. Ap
parenlly his injuries were fatal. But
NO" he whispered, IL shall recover
lie did recover, and his will power
CARED him through. A physician of
this city, not now living. stated 10 Us
some years since thst he once had u
peculiar case. An elderly lady was
remarkably nervous. She imagined
that her heart, lungs aud liver were
all disordered Yet he felt them Sound.
She had no organic disease, except
nervousness, and that was enough. II
can cure you," said the physician; Il
understand the case He gave her six
bread pllls--nol particle Of medicine
in them. He said: Take one to nj ght,
one tomorrow night, half Of Que each
night the next two lights. Then split
the Others in quarters, and lake one
fourth of pill every morning I'LL all
are used up-but do not on any ac.
count lake any more ON any day than
| have ordered 1t will be dangerous.
But by following my directions pre-.
cisely, you will be entirely well when
all the pills are tskcn.' The woman
had faith in him, and she got we'll, AS
he had predicted Wasn't this faith
cure," 1t CERTAINLY WINS not the dough
rolled into pills that had any effect
upon the old lady. There can be no
doubt that will power and faith or
imagination has much 10 do Nth ones
health, or III health, If the imagina-
tion runs that way.--HarJord (Cona.)
Times.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-03

How many cigarettes eau girl
make in Il day." Was asked Of man-
ufacturer recently.
That depends upon how MIN ble her
fingers are. A smart, quick girl can
make about $500. the pay is from
seventy oeighty cents per 600 accord.
ing to The grade OF cigarettes made.
There . very lew girls who can
make more than 1900 per day. hak.
ing the cigarettes looks easy enough,
bui if you should try ,you wou d fnd
it hard and tedious. When u girl goes
t. work in the morning she receives
small bundle of papers and two or
three quarter pounds Of tobdccn, from
which she must make loo cigarettes.
4 slnali piecs of extra heavy paper.
about w ice the size Of II cigarette paper
is used in rolling a cigarette One
edge is pastsd fast 10 piece ot marble
ur smooth fat stone abou; one fout
square that is on table. A stick,
about foot in length aud about Ms
thick US match is used 10 paste with.
The paste Is made Of pure starch and
wafer. The cigarette paper is laid ON
the heavy paper, ana small qaun;i,y
OF tobacco Is put on it. Tbsn the edge
Of the heavy paper is turned over. and,
by sliding the Hat ol the hand over II
the cigarette is rolled Then he paste
stick is run over one edge of the cigar.
cite psper, auu one more roll completes
The cigarette. After the ends arc cut
off II is ready for lhe trade.
Great caution must be used when
rolling and pas,lns, for If any were
pasted crooked Or so.lrd IN any man
ner. or made TOO hard or lSo soft, the
thousand would be returned to the
maker, who would have 10 make them
over again. This happens very often
aud is loss OF several hours TO The
maker. There May DC plenty Of
enjoyment in smoking cigarettes, but
there is none in making them.-Nsw
York SuA.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-03
What shall We Driaks

OF all stomach questions this is he
most difficult W answer. If Coffee and
other beverages We're disagreoabic, and
We drank them AS duty, it wosld al,
be easy, Duty is weak, appetite strong.
Ii your teeth are good, chew your
iouc ill it is ready for deslulition and
digestion. Without this you miss the
tull pleasure ofeatlng. To bite piece
OF bread in two or more pieces and
wash il down with coffee or tea 10 ia
cheat the palate.
You need considerable water in the
system to run the machine. This may
be taken. on rising and on going to
bed. If within mile Or two Of y
spring make il visit early in the
morning, and take one or more
draughls Of fresh wafer charged with
electricity FROM the eatlh. To boil
water is To lessen its physiological
value. There is something magical In
the inffuancs oil water fresh from
spring, drank Oh rising in The morning.
Cold water morning and night is 10
stimulating to the alimentary canal
relieve. constipation.
Milk is y bad drink for students.
Those who have studied the laws vi
digestion in the light of Beaumont's
experiments know that quantity Of
milk in the stomach must intcrfcar
with the digestion OF solid food. Milk,
even whtn taken with simple bread,
will not leave the hrain as clear rs will
dry food with abundant m4siication.
Tea and coffee lnjure the brain of
the student. The human brain no
more needs the silmulous or narcotisin
of tea and coffee than docs the brain
OF deer ar race.hprse.
Alcoholic drinks are pelsons. We
drop little into II mans eye. II red.
dsns and crriIales it, the eye is not
scratched, il is poisoned.
A living man with an opening
through his side into his stomach
presents himself for experiment. II il
the famous case of 81. Martin, Gag
ing through that strange opeains we
see, when alcohol Is inlrod uced, the
same poisoning rs in tue eye. So
strong WAS this Frenchlnan's sloraach
that on going 10 bxd ut night he could
gorge himself with the most indiges
libs food. and the lining coat of his
stomach would show no irritation the
next morning. But when he was
given \ glass of pure French VINE, the
lining the next morniAg showed dis.
Iinct irritation. after u glass OF
whskey the veins we're very much
swollen, and the irritation continued
several hours.
Aud now We study the stomach of
drinking men af,cr death. The moder-
ate drinkers show stomach resembling
ST. Martins alter the wine. The free
drinkers discover Y worse lining
Hard drinkers show n stomach dotted
ailn dark ulcers. The stomach OF the
toor wretch who shrek. out his lie
IN delirium lrelnens sapulrid look my
mass ridded with black destruction -
Dio Leiots" Nuggets
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-03

And to the guardian OF that Eden fair.
As on her cheek there came and went the rose.
She weeoing mourneo the harshness of her
tate
~
" anroi, crleu shd, plttcr 10 tne late
Ina1 ma Sl drives me nom TINS isirest paradise.
Give me Que mower ~ lay upon my heart
before WANDER tnrougn Tar lands less iair,
Ana drown al vislons oi my past IN tesrs.'
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-03

Tn ROihschilds, II is said invested
800, 900 traucs IN The experiments ui
Nj, Marcel Duprez Tor transmitting
power over long distances, by meaus
81 electricity. The motive force Is
conveyed by comparatively feeble
current, thereby doing away win the
apprehension OF dangerous friction
and resislaucr, Niagara Fails may
Vel he utilized to operate engines III
Ncw York Or philadelpnia by elec.
trlciIy.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-03

A Worcester, Mass, preacher thus
>uceinclly detines atheism. intidelny
and Christianity The siheisl say -;
No God The lhest say: "A Gid
The Oh. isIIaD says: Ny Cod
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-03

WHEN from The portals of her paradise
Sweet Eve went forth an exile with sad heart,
She fingered ut the trice- barred gate in tears,
And to the guardian OF that Eden fair.
As on her cheek there came and went the rose,
She weeoing mourned the hsrshness Of her
fate.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-03
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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-14
ANNOUNCEMENT.

MERCANTILE LAW AND CQLLFC!IO1
 OFFICE,
 Toughnut street, betH cen Fourth anG Fifth
 Tombstone, NrIArnu
 CHARLES G. JOHNS ON,
 Aitorne! ai-Luw and Notary Public J. E. PALMER, Atcuu. taut
 Mr. JOHNSON Uiil pract @ n all the Courts "i lhe Territory, III h,'lh ,i,n and Crinmai ss,sUs.- Mir. PALMEf viii devote iIis attrntson ,. rx-p.It in 3"okEceian also to BuOK. KEEPING, SEAIsCHlNG uf REIURn- COPYING. AkS! EAC ING, CONVEYAX . ING, a .d ''l' other 'hu~ lnrSs cunntcird there n it1. the couvcnicnc,. uf l,rs nc,s- mel, ant oiiG ha' ing PAST DIE mi uth-, iafms Tor AaiustIni uj and lu.lr. tiu1,, [ i, 'tii'c offers ui.pira D ed advantages. NJ. PALMER wlh keci, for h. bru ii Of hold. r, af real e-iaie, Sg' ;i E ok for the ratr, If H"'se- an Lands fir Sa'c or r9 Rem DEEDS, M0R1 CAGES and LEASES 4iil b, rag fully drawn and RENTS COLLECIED. and, $ both rIa, cAe> Of this office u,r,is . our "tr' rage, ii is certainly u,kcn in con unttNn with thei. long experience in Il Q above husin' Ss sprCiuIies(, a suliici,n, ; 2uaran,re oi prom turs- aud e,uuomy. Mir ! ALNER T'il aien lral sact, a. sgrnt ii; TpmJe,1re, business or any rsturr for per ,uhs living abroad, Suarantrcing theIo
 liz !t.-tl alC disl ai,h
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Gap t5;l i'rizN , G75,00O i2;s,oe Tickets sss Five EsnliHr~ E-"r5- s'rac:iozas. iL. s'9Gssas En ssz'o E- .'tiOn.
LIST F cRIZEs

l,a67 Priz s. amou ting to... ..$3G5,5 q Arplica inn for ra'e' tc rhis should h, ma"e 'd y |" "iicc ci tie C' III any n N.W Uririn-.
 FUr iur'hrr it. or ari"r write. clearly. civ n- lnl ad 'r.-s. sOoGAI. NOT ES. Exc s II ney 0 Cers or N ', | Evr.au.e i on'mary ie tr. Cw'eGCJ b ..yprr.s e. "lr cXpehse) dd csscd
 N. I. DAUPH!N.
 New Orie;sns, Ia. or tl. <. \UP~fIIN.
 WaNhiHgCs n, D. C. Make ?. 0. Money Order; payable and adJteSS Registered Lettel S to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleaps, La.
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Meeting Notice.

Burnside Post No. $, Dept. Cal, G A- R.; regular meetings 1sf and 3rd Sa = u'""yS in tach .Lou,h, at the City Hall Il : ;5V P. m. GEo. R. MATT.
 Ad;uaDt. A. l. Cr,W (cuH.,.
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Notice Oc Saeria's Sale.

ESY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU TON IS sue! out ul he ..I tiiCt ut.It '1i tLc tds, Jud ti.l strict of Ih. iriI,-o.I rf. Al zJia. .u and for tEe "puuty al Cnc.ire, .csi' a the -si of A r.i. loS0, "m Il jna-ip"ui entCr' d th h-rcln on lnr :!4ln uaI u! De clnler, 1885, in n ctF .,Iu iiC,.Or VI err ih .A. C Sn.i .i- pla,nIltt Ieruv, reu jId- n.' nj aga:ns, J. 5 Clara, J. J. Andersen u..d J. E'.U fri lhe sum rT 54l 50. ;lhd lp He dlrecIc. and d,.lll ercd.
 l have levied upon all the right, fife and interest ui Ihe said Geisndanis in u, lu ihr "Way-Ui:" mme aIid nIni.sg Cl.l!u, sitGai- in tombstone mInirg dibtrcI, CUvAise cOunty, Arg L., ana nnHnd ( on He ulh- Nest hy lne "Gm.d Enodgn" mine, n t'tc northwest by lsir Fl Ia" mmr aiid tnc @G lded E1"," muc, tud kn, M, ie mineral survey l,i No. 5, leg, liner wlE all lhr Sur fhcc gluund th,I':uf and ail the iupTUle- mentS thereon.
 Public nu'ire Is hereby given that on the 1,2nd day Of April, 1856, al one O'c eek r. Iu. oi that day in front ol the cont house of said county ul Cuchi>e at lunl b>tGIe, will SC lhe light, title ahd u tr, st ti tht Dend abuyr-namcd defendants lii and To thr above descrll ed property at rLbii' ncIlon fLr cash la l. highest and best bidder 10 SatisiV sad rX cull"n, int lest al all costs.
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Tne Great English Remedy
+ $. HATCH,
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 Under Su,r if.

tt l. q urver i4lilII- cue iOT EuU5 dt hilitY. cXhaiistcu ,l taiiiy. seplillai weah ness, $ GiIa "iuriI.T.s'
 0 | uIa Il. Uu. Inb- trIeh, laialyHIr. "i.u all lhe trrrIhlt . icctS uf self u1tse. youth fullies and C. Uesses III guF-- HpI
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SHERiFFS SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF AN Ey,Et U ION ISSUED CHI ul lh D,<lici [ ulIlr uf -thr fast Ju r. dIcia, Di,ltiII m aud for thc Iuu.N q; Ca Lisc. iciIii"tl ul A z a, lu dI er-i- ed and drlivei ed uH jag .,I r,ud"l,d n s1id Court Ou the l6 h V ui FrhIuar. ISS6. in favor Of D A M der ri q .lLd ag-i:. T. J. Bates. WhIrpin 1 :m coWnia Crd t. ninK, .he sum ul $l5 G5 'i n: '.,'> Win = t1rest there. frum di-r oi n.u"m rI al In. rate. ui - pr |" | per auuIl.u umiIl ,aI tn.rlhur uitn S76 OD c.,ots and ar, r.rn. SOss.
 4 IuIvr th's day levied urOn the Irll Jwine des.ribeG :.iuE""ty, tn NIr.
 Ar undIy'dcu unc. .sIXth interest in fhv Pioneer Qiiu Calumet mining ,l.ims. ,i,I- s;cd In Ca if ,lnIa mining d.>t.ic.. Cnuu.y ,., CuChisr. Tcrrt "i \ 'JZ''i.H.
 Pub ic nutcr l. hrIenY given i'it1 O. Friday, inc ? day G Np'iH, iSoti. D tN'v. tie h. ur> rl a. aud ! |, n. ;....' O. lhe Sheriff uliI, Iu Ih" Ct,l o' iul.u-. D Cucnr>e Cu'mI!, A.IZJna l, P ijnr "i.. SC [ ;ll Ihr r'%ii, lflv and Iu r.vs %. tit sa [. J. Bi,r in an To anu, q ,i,~ Fl, e. Dru. Vrb at PublC Auction, iU the 7 .y.. anu best h!dder, trr C.sr. nfai l,,u.,,.N Co. iAt Imt-d atrS, 70 sIli>y -Hi,' Xeru i":i and al cp;ta. Da.cd trls thc l2La UuJ Q. MarcA, loSl.
 .l.; . F $. HATCH, Sheriff.
 By c. D RLPpY
 Under Sr,rf.
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Mrs. Frankie Stump has secured the best location on the main street of Bis3ee and has opened f1st-class boarding house and restaurant there in, where the residents of Bisbee and visitors to the great copper camp, will # ecive tue finest that the market af- ro k r7,.t
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 as joss of memory, Zsssitude, norIurna' eml, EiHuS, ..Tersiolis tn SociclI, dlmntss ot 'is- 5ol, nolse> in the head, the Nliai huld pass Ing unoh>ervrd through the urine, and tnah! olhes disruses that icad lc ins:, ivy a'd de~tl!.
 Dr. MinIie, who is d reSalsr grad eo physician, wIll aerc" to fO.fcit tiIr r-tindrct dollars for d case of this kIuu .lat the vita. Rrstara i've (undcr lli~ speriaI drN.se ar''. irea ment) WIll moi cure, ar inr any.hliig m >ure Or iujurlnus found m it. i'r. Mli.lit treats ali diseases successfully Lh"ui incr- evry. Cuusuitu'iun tree !Er!uugh eZdm inIiiOn and aL;.c in lud. IF analyslH oi urinc, $5. Pr.ce ui NIiul R, s.HratIv' Sl oO n 6o:tle, Or four times Ihe quantity Jor 90, .nl to any add es> upon re, ipt uf p4lce, or C. c. D, secure from oh,ervatiun and ln phi vate na.-e, Ii desired, Uy \. E. MIN IF, N. Dr. No I2 kearny >tie ee', San FranrisrO, Gal. Ur. MInlic's Kidney Remedy, NEPuGETI- CUM curse all kinds If kiGney and biadde' eom paints, .GunurrhGsa, iecuc orrEtsL, glcrt. For sale hy a.l druSg!sts; $l butAe, sIA bottles $5.
 Dr. Mn lies Drudciun Pills and The hes' 4 q cheapest dyspepsia and niIll"us cure h. 'tmark9L. For F 'le by al dfuSg'sts.
 sample Bottle Free,
 llbr sent h. any nnt applying hy letter tt2ring sy.nn!o.ns, sex and age. Strict se- srecy m regard tn all business Irnc.actions
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Louisiana StaIe Io'tery Co1npanv,

We d0 e' ely cerl.fv h;t we supervise thr T'ra'iea menis Or an T e MonltIy and Guar cry D'awi @s Q: The L"L ~iana ';.ilr Lot ( , Nr!H ?.rr ard ii rer>nn man. age ana C 'utr,l tis Drawings rsrnselvrs
 Hud hal lte -am" s-rr con3uctad win or
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StfiJ AH0ther.

Hafner X Shaughnessv. the popular pro rrletola of ihe Billiard purlors, on Allen sl. having made arrangements with thc prortri t"tS ol lhe C. lehrHicu >ehii 2 Milwaukee t'eer, have had tine Ic.,ncsl erected m their saloon and are no6 prepared to st.rvr their numerous customers with scho 1ner, oi thiN celebrated beer on d:arghl, ice cold
 and Try it. s4tf.
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For Sale, OTTO Let 
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The anovr named ard well known prop Erty k Tor Saa1 OF s4c52<e rn III, $. Evorabie terms. Or viii be E4ef t,y the month 10 n responsible nuiJ. Cwmg 10 us Favorable localIon al the C rn"r ul ou- h. nu and F. tG stree Ii oil, rS unusual ad- yaniages as KsoIrdEnS House for Miners. Asse RsGss adOssse La- al- &avs received a Ia ge patronage from thc tTavcliDG ruhlic and cit z, ns To parties uhn ncsire t. engage in tAg Hotel, Rcs tauraDt and Longing House uu>iurs-, nu h.I- Ter opportunity has ever been offered. Fo- SlrtGcr particulars enOLUe ut the sturror
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We th, urj"r i.n.d BankS rrd Bankyis will uu" all r iZcS rnNn m he l., i.iIiaui Stnrr L ucri which may be pIe-rr, ed d Il; counters.
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Incorporated in lH6j fo 9 rears Iy inc Legislature Tor Edutn ntu"nI d Charitable II p">r--w 10 a pHul f Sl R0 0W1-t Ai !rhE r,5 ryc iLOd ui oyaI S55JVs'J Las si. ',. he. n ''dei
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SIMMONS

IN TIE JUSTICES COURT. P E NCT N". l, lii lhr C. unrN of c rl, se. T, rr,Io ' nf Ariz n. before John C. Easton, Jus,i,e of tine l'ea drman. S90.
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 Tie Tc ri'"iy of Arlzuna spnd- crretirg |" C.. S FENHAM. Ca nun-ic iGrnt ,i Inc Ter t"r ] ueirndart:
 You a C. hereby summnnrd aud required [" ID ear hrfuir me Ht my otlic, in I, mh- -t"r Q, rounjy uf Cnchi,c-, uu | ! 5. Il day of Apr'l. A D., 1886. ut 10 u'..luck A. N, t0 atSw'r inc cuniI iaInl OI The AE,,ye anlrd ltiIiitf. W h" q m"n "f IUu thuI you are ndrhlrd 10 ntr m ILe siIin Of hint. ($9JJ d"llns, special cuntr.ct for the bi,ar,; and Judging Uf James H-rwurd fo stxtv days iH th summer Of 1885. G$ shown b, the r"mpla Tt new ''I. lie n my uGict. And If lOu fa!i [" a.prar and answer aid e. m- piai"t as herein required. [ C plaintiff will .akr jndgmet i agniu~i vnu q d-mandvd a' d for the rnstS Ui IS sii
 Glveh UnGcr nav brnh this 1itn day Of FrnrunrA, l. D., :SS6
 JOHN C EAS'OT,
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DISTINGUISHED HIMSELF.
stephen BrOdie Jumps From the BrooklyI
Bridge and Is Uninjured.

stephen Brodie Jumps From the brooklyn
Bridge and Is Uninjured.
New YORK, July 23--Stephen BrOdie
jumped from the Brooklyn bridge this
afternoon into the East river. Shortly
after two o'clock a lumber wagon was no
tieed passing over the bridge with two
men riding on il. Something
in the air of one OF the
men attracted the notice Of Police Off
Ger Lally, of the Bridge Squad, and he
watched the wagon as il went on. When
about 100 feet east Of the New York tower
and near the third lamp post, one Of the
men stood up and took his eoat Off He
looked around and earelessly said to the
driver, "Well, here goes for luck. lie
stepped from the wagon TO the rail, and
without hesitating one secOnd-
he jumped of. Less than twenty people
were near at the time The man fell down
straight TO the water, 120 feet below,
striking in bunch but with his feet first.
He sank from sight and reappeared mo-
ment later with both hands at his chest, as
if in pain. A skiff which was lowering
near with some men in ii, rapidly came
ND and took the man in. The boat wa.
puIled to the foot Of Dover street and
landed. In the meantime three police OH.
GERS Of the bridge squad had run around
and down to the pier. They arrested tn
man and took him to the Oak street sta
| ton
He did not seem to be much injured b,
his terrible fall, and walked along Hithou
any assistance, followed BY mob Ofeheer
ing boys and men.