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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07

The Springfield R>pE5IicGn, of the "inde-
pendents," admits that IL " sees, as yet, no ev-
idence that Boss Shepherd and his associates
have directly cheated the District, as Tweed
cheated New York, by raising the bills, or
other out and out modes Of stealing" As tina {
PAPER has really some claims to independence
In journalism, We shall expect it, when the in
SesusAt'on is through, to enlarge this qualified
sunlssion into frank and full ackno vledg-
men. OF the integrity Of the District govern
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07
FOR RENT AND SALE.

E0R RkNr-rhe three-story BRICK HeUsE
Apply within. mas In
E0R SALE GOOD INVEsTMFST-N Nine
Il BUILDING LOTS containing D goe feet q
ground, within three sou q the Cant "a Al ssc
He, foot Tor cash. RoBrRr PHILLIPS, SOS
LOB RHHr Oh SALLY F1RN. we'll 10.
~. ostsa about miles frsm city Tern. reasons
vsnia avenue. msr9s,lm
E>VR SALE Oh EXCHANGE TOR INPRoytD
~ property in Washin gton, or for an snnnity, l0l
eeres Of LAND, about tvo-thirds Of a mile from
"knovies station," on the Point Of Rcsk. rail
rosd In no direction from the city s the cou sfry
so perfectly healthy NJ all seasons The land Is his
And eemmands hne view Au Of IL is svAilah Tor
handsome vills lots. About % minutes from the
city. Railway ticket, 81 50 per quarter For other
E sriaieni. s, Inquire Of eHoRGH rRuEsDrLL,
1roser, oos Ith street. mars In
E0h SAIL Oh RlNr.-rhe very desirable
kkeIpkHGH and GROUKDS adjoiniue the res
srsoir on Georgetown Heights, formerly occupied
~ IL Srsns, and nov By j. Harris Gsstren
The house 10 large, furnished with all the modern
improvements, and IL suitable for aiming ths
grounds are haSdsomely ornaRented with n ne
shrubcsry AND evergreens; the situation Is uasur-
passed BY any In the Dtstrist having splendid view
1.-the whele city, river and surrounding country
The grounds are very large. Containing nasriv
ninety thousand square feet. The property will be
eod on easy terms or rented TO q hrst-clsss tenant
Possession given pril 4.
Apply 10 +. L. HUME, Of Hall Hume, gracers
co5 Penusylvsnia avenue. mArs8 sm
LOB RIST-A three story BIB IOk HOUSE with
Il ten rooms, containing ali modern Improvements;
rent S6S per month si.uated on iith street be
NJ and \ northwest. Inquire IT ll0S n stree.
northwest. fsbT- en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07

Mr.. Theodore b. Same, assistant engineer of
the Washington Aqueduct, publishes a card
with reference to q check which he received
November %, 1872, from Sam Strong. He
prints copy Of a letter Of the same date which
ne sent to Strong returning the check and say
ing II would be highly improper for him to ac-
cept compensation for doing that which it was
his duty TO do. Mr.. F. A. Edwards certifes
that the letter as printed i. q correct copy Of the
letter sent TO Strong, and that the check (s5O)
was inclosed therein. Thus one By one the roses
Of the memorialists fade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07

ANOTHER HAUL OF DIRT-The memorialists
produced more valuable testimony to-day about
SOdding, to show that men who "aca uired" the
sods without paying for them. and failed to lsy
them according to specifications, could do il
pretty cheaPiy. OF course Boynton, White,
Gibson, WashiDgdone, and all the rest will tel
egrsph this away as Crushing Testimony
today against the Corrupt Board Of Public
Works"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07

has Tammany again become . power In the
land? 1t looks like it. The New York CORES
Iondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger wrote to
that paper last Saturday: 1.-The Tsmmany
general committee have been sending speakers
and public documents TO Connecticut, during
the week, In the hope Of make an impression
there The Compression" seems to have been
made, for the result Of yesterdays election 10
telesraphed here az so sweeping democratic
victory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07

The sensation correspondent must, by the Law
of his being, always be ''sloshing aroundn a.
sailing somebody or something, in Job type
They abused Washington formerly for It's dirt
sloth, and fogyism; and now they abuse it for
precisely the opposite qualities. Should the
people Of the District be guided by the conflict
ing censures Of these scribes, they would fare
about as badly a. the old man Is Esop who un.
A. load his donkey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07

Inc DAiumore Ameriean has . poor opinion OF
the work OF the Maryland Legislature, which
mas Just concluded Its session, and SAYS that in
looking over the work Of the session IL cannot
see that anything has been done which was Alb.
s9lptely essential to the welfare Of the st.ts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07

~ THE PROTRAOTED MEETING ATMr
Wy ZION NJ Is. Gnu .(cprnsr and 18th
s'reetsJvili be continued during this week evsry
evening al f:43. U me- IT.
Wy ALRY BATTALION IAN membarS ar.
hrIeby ordered 20 be present a. thu Armory THIS
Iessday) EVENING, at Oclook. Important
1t Cartaiu 1 KING, Commanding
SMAsHlNGTUn CITY aIBk8NIAN BE.
eCG NEFrLENr SOCIETY, No. l.-Members
Il tI's ciety are hereby notified 20 attend a
20 ca, m, Ell a Carr u Hall, on WEDNESDAY,
ENkNtNG Pril 2 h, At 7:3J o'clock to make suit
tie arr gemets for the funeral of Our late Broth
er, ANIHONY BOIAND
unersl viii tnSe p.scs on THURSDAY, April
: st3 clock p. IN from his lacs residence, 50
u n street nor o.. at BY rider Of the Pr-sident
Il DANIEL 81 NIXON, Rec Sc
nS1i o. o F.-GRaND LUpGE.-Tne Qlsr-
tsr-N teriy Er".u.U alton will be n ID on WTD-
NESDA EVENING, sih inst, at IA O'Clock
etO y p H SWEET, Or Sac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07

Says the Pittsburg Gazette, the charges of
corruption against Gov. Shepherd, of Washing
ton, are to be withdrawn, and extravaganza is
to be substituted as the charge. The affair is
evidently losing besrt.-PhiId. Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07

Inc struggle bctw-en mechanics for eight
bouTs AZ the limit OF DAYS work and their en-
ployeTs for the ten hour rule il 20 agitate other
cities az well as Washington this spriay. This
month l. to witness Jhc beg ming OF the con-
test here between the boss bTicklayers and ioar-
neymen, as set forth in the local columns of
The STAR yesterday In New York city the
meeting Of master mechanics, to be held to-
Gay, Tor united action against the eight hour
law promises 10 be followed by Imp- rtant con-
sequences. The present indications are, that
there Will be no difference of opinion on the
SUBJECT, In which case il will remain with tha
trades societies to decide whether the ultima.
tum ought TO be accepted or rejected. In the
latter event, no new Building enterprises will
oe undertaken this spring. and as the ssms
causes are at work In Brooklyn, a deadlock il
PROBABLE there, also. 4 mass meeting of car
renters was held in New York last evening, at
winch resolutions were passed ID combat every
enort made by employers tor q return to tae
ten-hour system, taking the ground that law
established by the government should be re-
Sptcted by the citizens, and that any attsmot
10 force them back TO their former condition
would be repealed by every means within the
power the Of societies, holding the employers AZ
sggressOrs and responsible for any result which
follows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07

Now that the storm of malicious detraction
has passed by, the cain voice of dispassisnsts
judgment and good sense is being raised in be-
half Of the great work done by the District
government. An editorial article quoted else
where from the Memphis Appeal illustrates the
view of the matter taken by thoughtful disin-
terested observers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07
THE SPRIN'G STILES.

THE SPRI.N'G STILES.
L call attention to the following
BEAUTIFUL AND sEAsONABLE
styles Of Clothing for Men and Boys, which may be
seen, among many other varieties, on my counters:
The s'DiamOnd Check, Suit,
a new ard handsome style in fashion ,bl. fabric,
Ii 10 neat, dressy, and keeps it's shape well.
The Double-breasted Sack Shit
business. The Vests double bre astsi aud has the
new notched collar. The Pants are from . nes
model, easy In wear and snug in At,
The ..New Color Suit
IL model of beauty. 1t is OF seasonsble weight and
eecuner nnish IL conserv alive in style and adapted
ior persons who prefer quiet and incOnspicuous
The s'Par Excellence" Suit
is the most dressy business suit on my counters 1
have il in four different shades aud fabrics IL is
quite reasonable In price, and is selling rapidly
The s.Twilight" Suit
found so very desirable last season that had
special Iders placed for large quantities. and am
now prepared to supply tie heaviest demand.
MY $40 AIl.wOOI Suits
are great hit, They are by far the best and
che apest offered for many day. 1 have al extra
force at work on these goods.
Great Specially In Mems Pants.
All colors: all styles, all of the best Foreign and
Dome site Fabrics. In this line defy Competition.
EvAYBODY INVITED
to call and the sly les, WHISTLER they wish to
buy or Lot.
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LAST GRAND RECEPTION.
Tho above Reception will take place
FRIDAY EVENING, lOrH INSTANT

The eut'Te bUiidiI e will be thrown open
PHILHARMONIC OUIETY will sing six Grand
JE0ruses, ard these will be with Solo
Singing and iU1trumef tai Music.
htfIeshmt nts Will be seryel by the Ladias ans
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FOR SALE.


FOR sALE-Ths RksIDENOE Of D h Will
hsm., on Congress street, Heights e Georee-
town. Apply 70 b. b WILLIAMS ap7s-
EoRsALE-A Isht n, wton s X raibary PIANO,
60 ~ GOO tone and in good order slSEaxA
Sash; stool ard cover included; Owner NM
sving town. 7O5 sth street northwest WfNFl
Please call from 3totp.m. ap7-Sts
E0R sALE-A good, second hand, ak passenger
: family CABBAGE, SlOO. Ditto &TsR<
gao cost s $50. Ditto, no-top. PoNkY -
HEToN, in perfect order, Sis.
koBT: h GRAHAM,
,. carriage Repository aud FACTORY
AZ no az Sth ST bet. ID and X. "A W
t'ok sALk-A very stylish BAY HORSE seven
yeaIs olo. works vel IN single or double q
~ hsrnt IS Apply at FLEMINGS Stable, IN
~ seIetl hortnSest. aF64t' GA
FoR sALE1A superb PIANO, perfectly new,
apply 20 LATIMER 8 GLEARY' huetion. IA
GERS, Star Office Building. ap6-N NM
EOk SALk-The SHELVING and COUNTER Of
=; aiy goods store, also, WATER TANK,
nneo with lead Is cubic feet, suitable for puse ia
PUMP. J. DENNIS, Jr., sis y street north
.e'. sp62'
tOk sALk-A beautiful pair OF DAY CARRIAGE
n nohskS, with orwitROut a hrst-clsss ~
carriage. Address Nv. M" Post ONCE, IN
aps Of A
LOB sALE-No > MILLER SAFE, in perfect
nosits d pi; LAWS SON, Gle 9TH street, OBJ
FOR sALE-A desirable BUILDING LOT. front.
ing - feet on the north side OF street, bet ween
on and 9TH northwest. Inquire Of L. KAIJFMAN
oIo.nler. SZ4 Ith street northwest. mara I'm
EOR sALE-Fine CANARY and MOON ING
CAGES. Prices low. No. 1877 south b street -
tebs-tr J. M. eorTz.
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OFFICE,

n SnkkGlS1ERS OFFICE,
NS DIsTh ICT or COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., March 30, 1874.
No,lce u hereby given that WEDNESDAY,,
April l574, will have pred all cansss given BY
The District Of Columbia to Commercial Agents,
Feeders and ali Produce Dealers al large and in all
the markets of said Dis riot
al persons engaged in said business, tr ades or
professions must promptly renew said licenses in
accordance with provisions Of the amended act reg
uatipg ceDses, approx Ell June %, 1871, viz: THAT
every person engaged in any trade, Occu patton or
for vhtch license tax is i'm posed by The
laws ~ the District Of Columbia sh ALL at the time
,Or procuring the same, make application to the
Eeetster and shSl state under osth OF aft mstion
soth idC Q as may be applicable to licenses"
The Register snail then issue to the sppIi-
cant ceftincs ate stating he particular kiHd Of H.
ceDse Tor hich Application has been made, and the
amount o money required by law to be paid there.
Tor, Said certificate shall be delivered to ths Dol.
lector, who shall, upon the receipt of thu sum of
money stated therein, give a certificate of dep lsit
stating the amount Of money paid and the kind of
ceL Sc required ard II -hal be the duty of the Beg
lister to Issue said license -
THAT every person liable for a license tax who
may fail TO pay the same before engaging in the
business for which license tax may be required
thall, In addition TO the license tax imp Dssd nav
tne or penalty Of not LEES than i've nor more than
nifty dollars for each offence"
narsl 1T JOHN =. COOK, Register D. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07

DAsTUk tGE-PAsTUhAGE FOR COWS AND
Il HORSES Apply to NO. KNOTT, JR., at
Lyons Mill, on Rock Creek. sp7 -eo3tr
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES OARRTAGEsI-
y On bsnd a very superior stock OF A~1
nrst class Carriages inclrdiDg LandaHs, CSNEEZ
LaDdaulettcs, OOupes, OOupelettss. Vic SZSe
toras, sc sc. Also, Pony Phsetons, with or with
"nt toys or rbmbles, 10 great variety. A number
sf sece nd har Carriage cheap.
Repairing promptly attended to.
ROBERT III. GRAHAM,
New Repository and Factory,
aII-N' AlO-4Il 9Th hwa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07

toIias, &C sc. AIso, Pony Phetons, with or With
.Ss ac's or ThmScs 10 srsst variety. number
Repairing promptly sttsnded to.
New Repository and FsctOry,
ap7-E- 4lO-4I4 sth st northwest.
t HkktrkIs IN Msa1rTiNg,s 0IL3hoTHs, BRIss
LIsr, HiMP AND sFhiR GasPErss.' ' hA''
AL widths, new, fresh and durable.
" widths VI pTi't Wa iss' e C Tsry low prices at
sp7.st IRsPI Corner Pa. av. and 9th St.
IL Who'll sSALE AND RETAIL!
Lime that We have ope1ed at the RsilToaa
DEPOT Lime Houss in which we keep constantly
purposes. The leading msmber Of tbs Arm being .
we are enabled to receive such daily
Hair and PI.ssr Patron is eitsi and an i'm.
asked dorn. PAs .p9 RS2ss
B!:Af1kk o ME- dkksi;xAprsrs,
ssiRGfs, EiAyEs SShs'IR. BHsfaIo A H1
pESEH PSsaa.TTk JfMfsa mS SEssE
kkhiksssSAnhEESAH EktESh sEB9AkEs
The above are fresh purchases and will be sold q.
a17;st ''' $50 penn:y ES ii Avenue avenue.
of COLUMBIA,
IN the matter q the viii Of LILA SCOTT. a.
Rhcation Tor letters tessmentary ON the estate Of
Freeman All person per. intsrs.tSS are hereby notified
day cfApril next, at ii o'clock a. m to show cause
n on 2, the e. the .
sSpy 81 TINS order der Be pT6i'ssd once
Law pre- hs s said day
W
2ss .2s to snf naT Form q
hat unless their accounts settled By the first Of
IL Ss. q, am
& sas ar eGs Be- SSS s
al es, rs, ct the earliest moment, wu,.x.
OFFICE OF THE POTOMAC VERY CON.
o. and ,sr .;i .s.
s.ss.:H ysIRs 4 4; Ef
AL vii. sO%%sass g Last
saaI slpsrf. CEN h sus, thsP spss.
FOB sALE-2a to 10000 first class Roses,
u Msgpoliss. Climbing - and ,Orn.mental N
prises the best tinds " Of Yelios, Daily BS9p L
Dor, Perpetual, Noes, Monthly bly, Mos, and Climb
and Paving Sand, superior quality; .nn
ap4.in Connecticut avenue and 18th s street
QUE
IMPROVED WHEELER 4 WILSON
WING MACHINE.
In anticipation of the mountains Of spring sewing
.Rs at
'.s ' s.' nave Fl vi F.ss. sSs :;.s
REFRIGERATORS
WATER COOLERS
Of the most approved make.
WEBB . BEvERIDaE,
Importers Of China and Glassware,
sI4-a- 1908 Penn. ave., bet. 10th and nth sts.
81 NEW DRUG STORE. 8
/ NEW oOODs.
.Ar ,afse :tsck Of FANCY GOODS and TOILET
Corner TIN -. SdHfx ..4ss,,,
SODA AHD MINERAL WATFRS an a,.,,s.
Fifteen drinks for q. N'0sn'
sIaB Corner 7th ana nIs ,trs.ss.
WV 3. ROBINSON, s.A.RoBINsoN, F.v.KoBIssoS
POTOMAC lion wORK&.
MACHIAIsTs, ErGI9IIRs, AND BOILER
81 Water. BET HigA aad sE,sss. 9sorras,cn, D. c.
Engines, MN Work, and Ma. hinery Of Ill de-
scriptions made to order. Also, Iron Railings Of
10 sns iron on e s.
reasonable terms. mArsl-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY;
April Z, 1874


Boston raises its voice against imitation, In the
orthodox form at the "Hub," by a Fsneuil hall
mass- meeting, with an immense array of "solid
men" as vice presidents, including, of course,
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams. These solid men
OF Boston resolved, among other things, "that
those members Of the Senate and House of Rep
resentstives who have voted in favor of the
pending currency measures have thereby as
sailed the credit and the good name of the
United States, have cast new dishonOr upon It's
unredeemed promises, and have inflicted
erievous wrong upon every class Of the psOple;"
that "as Initiation always raises the prices OF
articles OF consumption more rapidly than it
raises wages, any further issue OF irredeemsble
paper would do special injury to every man and
woman dependant upon wages or a salary"
that "the citizens OF Boston confidently appeal
q the President of the United States to refuse
hts approval TO any aud every bill which in
wolves a violation o: the pledge which he ma1s
in his first Official az 10 approve. They rely
upon his convictions OF right, upon his Jealousy
of the ns -iOnal honor, upon his reiterated opin-
ions in favor OF AZ early resumption OF specie
payments, upon his characteristic adherence 70
the course which Hl- reason and his Judgment
commend, and uPOn his promise TO 'interpose
veto TO defeat measures which he Opposes, -
ana that a committee o. Eve be appointed 70
Present the Resolutions To- the President
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~ EXECU I'VE OFFICE,
Wy DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

81,
WASHINGTON, March 4, 1874.
Notice Is hereby given th.t tie Board of posals
eiiI meet on the SECOND MONDAY IL MARCH, 1874,
~ the room lately occupied by the Superintendent
Ci AssessmeD's aud Taxes in the west wing IF the
1Iy nan, Tor the purpose Of hearing appeals from
the raIuatlon returned by tie Assessors upon new
buildings, improvements, &C., (erected during the
June 80, 1873.
The Board will be in session each ~, Sundays
excepted, from IL O'Clock a.. m to o'clock D. m =,
endtI z April IL. 1870
Alex, Gsrden, lst Council Dist.
Frs. Maftiugly, al John T Given 7tb
Jno. T. Mitchell, Sd W w Moara s:h
A. Dodge, 4th Leon a NC TT oh
Jr. Normiey,5Ih Geo A. BOhrer 10th
1eorse 1aYior.ot j.. N. Bowen ,llth
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD, Gov D. o.
mar5-td IRep. 6ChT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07

Is. lion GRINApINrs,
PABIs KID GLOVES, FANCY SILKS,
CARMILITE SERGKS, MOHAIRS, DE
SkRGES, BEAVER MOHAIR, BUFFALO Al
PACA. BOMBAZINE, TkMESE, ORApE
LAINrAMEBICAH AND FRENCH PEROALES,
l LAWNS, GRENADINES, LINEN
The above are fresh purchases and will be sold at
NerE low price. JOS. j. MAY,
ap1-st $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07

T a ".
1 lmE-LIME-LIME
II Who'll ESALE AND RETAIL
We oesre resi- fully TO inform all interested In
Line that We have opened at the B. q. Railroad
Depot Lime House, in which we keep constantly
OF hand hrst quality Lime that answers all lines
purposes. The leading member of ths firm being
manufacturer, we are enabled to receive such ally
coDslgnments trade Iustifes. Also, sell Gem snt
Hslr aud Plss,sr Patronage Is solicited and an i'm.
partial trial asked: DAVID HOKE BRO,
aI1-2w' Corner Il and North Capitol SITS.
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LOST AND FOUND.

IL sCABr. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving Ii at 1871 81 street. ap7-ats
OsT-On Monday afternoon, April 9th, on 7th
IL street, between the Post Office and park, La
dies Black BOA. The Under will be suitably re-
warded BY leaving it with DR.. NOBLE, No I'LL
Pennsy lvania avenue. ap7-2ts
IL Pennsy lvania avenue and the Soldiers Home,
alright striped SHAWL. The finder will be re-
wsrded by returning 1t at 92l 18th street north.
west. It.
I OST-About ten days ago, in Georgetown, q
IL L. very large liver -colored and white
Of Carlo. The finder will be rev aroed By
leaving him at No. 40 7th st. northwest ap6 St
Il OsT-saturdsy evening, on 14th street, between
IL 1886 street and 1401 Massachusetts, avenue,
a gold and oxydiZed SILVDR CHATELAING.
The finder will be rewarded by It's return to 1886
i street. apo Ct
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-14
FIRE AT TIE: RFCHMOSDW Onuxs.

Yesterday morning, between nine
and ten o'clock, smoke Was discovered
issuing from the flie of the fune ar
roster at the Richmond works, and the
fac; Don developed that the woodwork
forming the tunnel was OH fire. For
~tunately the fire was not extensive and
by dint Of hard work in combating the
flames, it was under perfect control
and i'll a siiort time cXtinguishcd. The
fire originated ut the same point IL, on
July 4t.I last, when the cnire wood
work ot the arreStcr was DESTROYED,
and rom causes similar. The sec,,-
aGe 10y some means found its way into
the iiue and moiSten.ng the accuinula-
ton of dGst and charcoal i'll d state Of
tine division, i'll that part, acted on the
Suilhure;S, p.NrltcS, etc.. inducing Il
chemical action causing grea, heat.
This, forming hot gases, soon ignited
the frame work ANA stared what
might have proved Il disastrous result.
'Ioui sixty ieet OF the tunnel covering
WAS toTn up and the men at the fur
mace specify got water on the fire
from the apparatus al the works. Tie
damage Will be slight and soon re-
paired. The Wa:er thrown on the
powdered cl arcoal in the tlue leadin"
up the trench, produced tie same Sci
tntiiic phenomenon as on Il former cc-
casion, that of causing spontaneous
combustion, an occurrence rarely Wit
Eessed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-14

Now Is IoUR FIELDER &
Harrison having determined to sell
out their entire stock of clothing gents
furnishing goods, boots and shoes,
hats and caps, and groceries. AZ about
cost, within the next thirty DAYS. TO
make room for their immense Fail I'M
portationS, which Will to
arrive within Il month, invite the pub
lie 10 give them Il call and satisfy
themselves of the truth of the above.
Customers with coin can buy goods
from them cheaper than ever offered
before in Eureka. jy.3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-14
Application for Patent.
NOTICE 40. rs.

I =. -. LAM 'Ii4it,
NOTICE Au Is h'E >Eia?i' HGiiHviEsN; 4niilAr
~ frank Lctschn.an whose lostolice adj
dress Is Eureka. Atvada, has this day fled
in this ,fsc" Il diaglam together with IA notice.
OF anl!lc; ;.on Tor a lat-nt from the Iltcd
States. under az: Of Congress app rovcd MAY
10, lS1-., tor ~fo'irtecn hundred and twenty-five
!t.l llurar feet Of the battery Lode, tho
sau:c %rNlni:E - feet iurthwestorly and one
t%"a,a!d :oct soutAca5trrly from the AR
Hha't, aith SUI: ace ground aeo feet in width,
Sit.atcd in Newark Mining District. " hit,
| Inc county, state Of Nevada, ard described
in tx rlat and ield notes Oh file in this etliee
U. 6. Survey no. 50.
beginning ut a post mari ed No. It's.
Survey No. 81 whence the ! section corner
on the northern boundary Of Section ., T. -,
\. Ii. - L., NJ. u. NJ. bears y. rs 20, L.
1910 feet; month Of the chihuahua Tunnel
bears M -. W. 1857 feet. The air shaft
on this lode bears S.1l'41. E. i6 feet, and
post No. 5. of Survey No. rs, made ior the
Nyewark silver Mining Company urtn tle
Ihlhuahua Lode. bears y. 50 Is, +. l62 40
feet; tn ncc running ;. "a f.. las feet, To
a llnS tree foot IN diameter marked battery
z. +. hears y. : W. l0l feet: thence :. IL
We" feet, to post marked No. :, |. :. SUI
v"T No, ~; thence \. - ". ~ TT -
tn nee y. - +. 100 feet. Ia post Ne. !, thu
place OF beginning. containing Il ai-!O1 acres;
courses expressed from the truo meridian
with a magnetic variation of 49, cast.
lhi' claim l. located in The unSuryeycd raTt
o. /. y, y. i. =, T., NJ. il. NJ, L d i bounded
IN ncithcr end by any known claimants: tho
nearest mines nrn tho Page and " himpIe,
Sauche. al & alma.
This ..- J. corded in Book l.. rerca -,
oftke NJ. district MiHiug Records, nd a
copy .; ia. g tico and llatS can he found
posted ut he air shalt upeH the lade.
myp ClRtS +. HORN. Register.