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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
DELINQUENT SALE.

NAzON CONSOLIDATED MINING
N Company --ircAtiosl u friuS1Fsl F4see
M FssssrtSs. ~zr Frszssases Ca.sfa-sis- 10
r.s8s,,, M WT&s. pevls este MsE1pS DIS
;r,ef ISan C.1auty. ScVs3s - y asise--- There
ARK aes!rs atai agsen tbs to4faNJus scscEaots
stn,l. "a AscUas.i q aasfssslsss3i N. ~ irNsea
o4i tAa 20sA azs g. - F,F+atys. ls5a, 7he sew
csAl usss - opposite iss 'fAf'es 81 ts'
respective SHARE Ae-GsEs. - l,A30az-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
Dsl,nouEsr SALE.

~ lAseow GOLD AND SILVER MIN.
~ Ing Company Lccsfiou Of principal
place Of business, San Francisco. California,
iccssion OF works, DEVILS cate District. Lynn
COUNTY Nevsaa--Nctscc-Th There are DELHI
euent urea the following described stock, On
account cf assessment mo y levied on the
twentieth day 81 septcnsccr, issA. the several
amounts set opposite the names CT the re
speetive shx~t holders, - follows
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
Constab!e's Sale.

1y VIRTUE OF AN IxECCTloN Is.
NJ sssA cat e. ths Justice Court ot z
t.aulf Justice e tae 5esce ~ silver City
tawnShip, Isyen CauGsy, State ef NevSds, and
q sse delivered sor Judgment rendered -
ssta caarf en- toe % Say q November. A. II.
lS-5. IA fsvo~ e wi3itssn Gilman. plaintiff.
sud assius. The silver Central Consolidated
Min4n@ Company defendants. FOR the sasn of
ore Hundred and Eighty pciiArs isisei. H.
scthet wsta Twentr sd Fifty oue ann.
artsfs - y liars cslstk and dtSt,sIrSs zleufs ~
tae asta cf ssii Judgment. sad fp- srcrutng
,,ssis tAas may accrue. l atd 81 she 4ta dsy
O.. November, A. u. .sTA, seize and levy 81 THE
futfrv-trG described Property. - vi. Onr
aufs;iuc ygssipe, with iwo sets 81 eoilsrs, stu
stca Snts stitched e. TIE mining claim.
location DESERVED rs follows Commencing
~ certain pasri o. the nsst line ~ the kos.
.uth z~saGa. 81 the lower end II Silver CITY.
1 ven Cuunts Neesas. And rNnniGg slons said
lise "a = saufhFfly ,sireCiien .t0a feet, thence
81 rt&et &0Ele eAstesly about 800 fes'. anti
Il ,;ytkes the westerly isae q the Carson Goa
gsNuy. theme s3onE ssid CaFson iise running
parxherty uufii 81 strike the soothst3y hhe of
the seafh DAYTON CoteYsns thence slone
Szs3 Sauth raysns isne westerly 20 the plsrs
cf heE5ansaE. Dc Glssve fasac was located by
C,eryrgr Assiasau, ard reoeraea Ians 18Th,
gSs4 in RarR q Page FtS es Lyon Couaty
Be-sryss 4 Mis- p,axneoas
Notice Is heTrEg c3vrn :Nst q: SATURDAY
tire = ~ aas - November. \. n. ISIS. between
the hasrs Il nine eclocG A, NJ and ave
u'clack p Nj q said Gay, namely. At l.
e'cseck ". e said dsy. will sell all the
riAht. s.s1e sHa interest in sud 70 thc AesNc
,lcsrrils,a property ST TIE HeiSssas wosss &
il7s sitpsv Central CNaasnl36sseSs Mining com.
psns scNsr esd e : sVvr CITY. Lyps tcaaty
Ncvsds q, public suction tor cash SC hand 'e
The h1Ssesl Kna hest bladder. - satisfy s%sa e.
eCEt!os, Gs9 a. cests.
T. VI. MILLER
coas;,tle = Silver City Township, Lyon
County. Nevada
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

And IN accordance with law ana an ers5er
81 the Boara 81 Trs.fces. made CA tie sssA
day Of September. ISIS. raAay sharSs 81
each parcel Of snok s,aek Ne rnsy be ncees-
sary. will be srld al pahlse sae'ioa, al the
office II the Cumpsay. Room "A. No $40
Psnx street. san Francisco, 1&4isf-
niH, ca FRIDAY. the Issh day Of Sovorn.
f.sr lsFA at the h>.Gg II 0sse ocioek p. NJ. Of
sAsd day. s., pay said delinquent ASSESS iaseEit
theresa sssesher with costs 81 advertising
and expenses ef the sale.
Rf RpsMER. secrvts-y.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
Constable's Sale.

MpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
ID sued cat 81 the Sastiee ooaEs q ]. p,
gsoniA Justice ~ the Peace a silver City
Tc~nshsp. iyan Gounty. Nevada. and 30 fos
eir~et~a ami seltvvre3 fer q Judgment rvn-
der~d in ~xad eeArs en tae ID DAY ~ Sevcsn-
t~r A. u 1873. ia faxOx ef David MeAsistnr
plsinsia, sssa Kxasn<, the Silver Crnsrai cen-
selidRted Mfrssx Company, defendants fer
thp snu Of Twenty p0tlar~ s&aal, together
with rwrusy and FIFTY one Hanar~<itAs pal
iArS co<ss. and disbursements 81 the date u
said jaagmens, and fer scrr1sng esss< thai
may sccra~. I aia. on the saA day u NoreHn-
Der. A. y. fsss, s~tze sad levy ga tbs fellow
ing de~crtb~si property. 10 vii One Hotsslns
Enaine. with two sets " eotisrS. sisaassd and
sssAc bed b. the mining claim. . iecsttoE de-
point ca the east line a. the ko~sath efssGea
at the la~sr end az SILVER Safy. Lyon CoaAts
Nevada and running siaug ssad iins In .
soeshrrly dirvxtinn I 800 fees theare at .
right angle es<tsriy shoat NO seet until u
strikes the westerly iine 81 the Carson Cens-
I3ny. thence along aid Car~an line ranuiHs
narsheriy until u strikes ths seusheriy lsAe Of
the south Dayton company; thence along sxsd
south Dayton line westerly "a the place ~ hss
ginning The shesc nine s~ leca,sa By
George Atkinsen. and rvearxisd Jane lsth.
is-s, in Book L. Page .eS. az Lyon Coansy
heoarsis as Miscellaneous.
Notice h hereby efvca that On SATURDAY,
the 3Tth day III November. A. u, lsfa. h~s~csa
the hours oi nsne O'Clock A. NJ and nvs
e'sloek p NJ a s&ld Gay. namely. ~ twelve
o'ciS.ch n II said day. will sell al the right,
title and Interest in Aud 10 ths si@ase described
prrpcrsy Of the Huissins works al the saly~s
Central CoI,saEiAascd Aining coEpuny. iawrr
end 81 SILVER CITY. state II NssaGz. IT rahiie
ssctssn fer cash in HAND. b. the kighesa and
best bidder. h. s~taSfy said execution aud all
costs.
J.. W. MILLER
Constable u SILVER CITY rv~nship. Lyon
eoanfy. Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
Constable's Sale.

ID Y VIRTUE OF AN KxEcrTroN IS
s9cuis. Justice of the Fcsce % silver CITY
Tcwrehtn, Lycn coants, Nevada. and 20 me
dirpsseA and delivered for . Judgment ren-
eereA in said ecurt, en- the I'd day Of Sovesn-
bar A. u. 1874, In fsvcr Of J. u. JsSuish.
plsinsaff' and against sse silver Cen'ral esn-
,hs susn 81 one Hundred and Thirty-two Dol
lsrs ssise9. together Villa fcrty lave ard f1fty
Opr Hunser~sishs Dollars costs. and dt>curse'
Snents ~ Tire dsts 1t said judgement ssd LOT
sccruirS costs tha. may sccrpe. did. 90 the
ssh asy q >cvea.,rsr. A, y. isGs ssizs staa levy
ar sbs following described properly, ~ wit :
one Hnsssing EnSsne. with two sets Of hoslers,
sisn&ssa snt Attsched to the mining claim.
ls,e a,i.sr DESERVED - fellows CnsNuenc ms
a. certain roinf on the east line ~ The Kos
Sl,h eroand ~ the lower essd 81 silver Nass,
I.y,pu county. Nevada and snnn.ng along said
nae il, a xnnthsrly 8irect.oa ] 800 feet thence
:. . right Sagie esss~rly about SIC feet untal
n Sfr4k.x the westerly itae Of the Carson Cora
parys thence slonr ssid Carson lire runnine
norfaerls until n strikes the scathsrlS line 81
the South nsytan CoInrsus theHes sieae
sasd Senth Dayton iine westerly - the pisst
Of beginning The sieve mine was ioesscd by
George Askiusoa, sud rcceried June ts'h,
is-& IA pssok c. pAse -s2 OF i.yo1 Ccuaty
RssccSSls q Miscellaneous.
Nesses Is hereby given that or SATt kDAN.
IRE STfA dsy q NoN~EAoe'' y ~ is.e' y.
tn hears 81 nine O'Clock A. NJ. sad Hve
c'caocl z. NJ az said dsy, namely, At twelve
o'clock NJ Of sxia aay. Will sell all the rishs,
title S,ss interest IN sna 10 the above described
y,roye~sy st the Hosting works 81 The silver
cst,,rxl Consolidated Minine CssnpAny. lowri
ena q. Silver CITY, LyCn County Nevada. ~
ps,N,!o suction fos cash 81 hard, " ;i'e htehes,
ana best ladder, 60 satisfy said execution and
al costs.
J ". MILLER,
Cs,-,staN.e q silver Cs'. Township, Lyon
Ceer.V Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

"Esy. Jimmy, you'll be seeing
EN- sgain pretty soon il you don't
LEI mp On badge" was the remark
Il ems Of his friends the other day,
~ . msn Who had tarried long at
ths oockAail when il was red. al
gasss net." wss the reply. I've
~ - dsaA wood on them this
sisas. sonny." md opening has over
60 - shewed him houquet u
0senniums il NJ button~hoie. add
NJ DSdRt you 80 thas item In
- Euuxier,' headed, sG0raniums
WIN Dive IN Snnknn -
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
DISAPPOINTMENT.

FtESIF1FNEMfNIs
TYvHE DAY FOR DECLARING THE ABOVE
~ saa~k delinquent has bcsn postponed
fill October aosh. is-A. and the day o. sale &c
November =, 1878.
RF. HosMEn. Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

NAA~A tAAN8sAf ~ -
rHyaY nay F0R DECiARg>0 TIKI ABOVE
s.srkS Eellnqasut Ess hcFa Tts'.
fs8nst rHt,i OctaN~r s.sh, issS, ans the asy -
sale 70 November 20. ISIS
RP NQSNER, SecrrtsTs-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
DIR. A. e. SPyNNEy,


We, s,scv4i ss ftestsyi, % the Nn;l,Trsl q
! Nsss..s,t la.s f..iv ASH = e ifsNags a vt
~ SPA Nff \ st.At5 lAFLANkAst. eestt
s,iass sscs ts2s aiss5ssa h.k I1tvis;s av's ths
ash cs.,l SEA, sssis t.sst Ire * tsab''sss :"
trss>t cAroa 8 ssh t=.fsse dzssASe VIA Sa-
M. D. - A.alataas
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
N O T I C e l..

gDNo JAMES II. THOMAS. ALEXANDER
II wsra.la. Wa. u. Brown. Is, NJ Greene.
Il. X Greene. Sol, Lewis, :. y. oorirray,
+, A. white. Asase l., Trivia, ana /. NJ
Andersen;
Yea arv hervay notified. that we. the an-
iersigned. ee-u~ners with zen - that err-
tain Miaine Claim 90 the Noun, Hclse Letse.
getAersis~ called the pios Senor. er Dice
senarrs Ledge or isuaasl. known - the urn.
essee Minins Claim. consisting % essht haa-
arod linear feet th~re0a. situated ~ spring
Valley. se-csiie3. ia prsiis Gate Aiains
Distract. in iyen Ceunty. state Of Nevada,
have. During and for the year is's. performed
the amount aud salae 81 istsof and nasar
the improvements required by the Act Of
Congrvss. entitled An As; 10 prnsasSse the
d.veiapnsas 81 the mining rr~nafc~s ~ the
yait-A ssAses.~ aprruved May Ia. ivfs. upon
and for the whole u SAID Mining Claim,
And yea arr further nasln~t. that " yca
sheala fKii ef rvtass 10 cuasvihass within
the time prcscr4hed by said Aes. yoer several
part. ow proportions ~ said snsouns and
value at aid lstas and improvements. each
~ yous interests in Sad Msnsnx Claim Will
become the rrepersg et the Undersigned.
JAMES MORGAN.
NJ KIRKPATRICK.
yirginis CITY. October /. isEa.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-23
Circuit Court-Chisf Justice CARTE

This court is now trying only such cases as do
not need jury, and was engaged as follows yes
terday:
Manufacturer National bank OF PhiladelphIa
Vs. Farmers and Mechanics National bank
Judgment for $SeO.e7, with interest.
Fletcher vs.. Simpson. Judgment against Simp-
son.
Oberheimer VS.. Wolf Motion to set aside
Judgment Overruled.
Hooks vs.. Scott New trial granted on pay
ment OF the costs Of the last trial.
Melvin vs.. Parkinson. Judgment overruling
demurrer.
Barber Vs. Brown. Motion for new trial over
ruled
KerVand Towers VS.. Weaver. judgment be-
low affirmed. Adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-23
DISTRICT NOTES.
Personal Tax Schedules.

The Washington and Georgetown Street Rail-
road Company have been requested By the Dis
triet engineer to remove the old plank OF the old
bridge and pave the space between the tracks at
the intersection Of r and Seventh streets north
west.
The contractor for the improvement Of Bridge
street, Georgetown, has been directed to reset the
curb, relay fOotWalks and cobblestOn9 pavement
on that street, between Market street and Aqus-
duct bridge. This action is done in order to
make complete connection between the nc WY
macadamiZed river road and Bridge street.
The Commissioners have temporarily detailed
Mr.. Charles s. johnson notary public, TO al
minister Oaths to parties making their returns Of
personal property. About thirty returns were
made yesterday, but lew Of them showed any
taxable property.
Mr.. L. e. Caldwell, who distributed the sched-
ules east Of North Capitol street and north Of
Maryland avenue to Boundary streets, has fin-
ished bis labor and returned his book, containing
555 names Of taxpayers notified
The superintendent Of assessments, Mr.. VIM.
Morgan, receives the schedules and gives the
necessary Instructions as to filling them up. and,
when necessary, aids in doing so. II nothing is
found to be taxable, he writes in the blank,
Nothing taXsble;'' If the opposite is the case,
the articles are enumerated and the values car
Tied out, and the applicant sent to Mr.. johnson,
who administers the oath
The assessors are gtill being engaged on the
real estate assessment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-23
KoRR GOOD SPELLING.
Contest Among the ColOrsd Folk.


A large audience assembled at the Fifteenth
street Presbyterian church last evening to wit
ness photographic tactics between two picked
classes. Prof Boston entertained the audience
with some fine selections on the organ before the
contestants took their places, Mr.. W. ]. Wilson
presided: M. h Fly acted as pedsgogne' ana
Horace Morris as referees. Mr.. j. W. Cromwell
led one side, consisting Of Messrs. J. W. Cole,
p. J. Locke and A. T. Hill, Mrs. Fleetwood and
Misses frankie Martin and Mary Male, Mr..
Fleetwood led the other side with Misses Briggs,
Addie Howard, Ada BoEeman, Laura Fisher,
and NArcissa George and Mr.. COOK as support
According to the rules two misses were neces.
faIy TO pat down 2 CONTESTANT. a long LIST Of
missed. movable" was the hrst word mis-.
Miss frankie Martin was the first to 90 out on
"reseeOp alton" for 'Iacionation," having pre-
Viously niSspelled t'9arify." Mr.. Cromwell here
dictionary, saying that Re did not suppose that
the gentleman wished to take an unfair ad-
vantage, but he did not wish him to be led into
temptation. An old gentleman who had fallen
asleep in the back part OF the church woke up
Just in time TO hear the latter part Of the objee.
under the impression that It was regular church
service. Some Of his friends gathered about him
and explained the matter, and the Old man
"Sb6veffuiI," "bacIpherous" "belHgerant,"
"blanc m0uge," set e5etra, - "Grayely," Mach
iaYelian' and "bauR hnaughclaver" reduced both
sides, leaving on the one Side Messrs. Cromwell
and Hill and Miss Male, and on the other Misses
Briggs, Howard, BoZeman and George. The
audience were invited to contribute words, but
these spoilers took in everything - English,
French, or ltalian-without wincing, aud IL was
finally agreed TO call 1t q drawn battle, with
possibility Of continuing the contest next Thurs
day evening.
The audience were then invited to partake Of
refreshments spread in the basement, after which
they separated, fully satisfied with the evenings
entertainment and with the orthOgrapby Of the
contestants, which has not yet been surpassed
during the progress OF the mania.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-23
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
The Market Dealers, Union.

The Market Dealers Protective Association
held meeting yesterday afternoon at Narden's
saloon, on Ninth street, air. George NJ. Oyster,
chairman, and b. $. Elliott, secretary. Fifty ad-
ditiOnal members were admitted to the assocla-
tiGn. report was made from the executive
committee that additional counsel had been EN-.
plOygd, (Mr. r. X. ElliOtt,) and that the mem-
bers will be entitled. under the contract, to his
services. Mr.. Hoffman stated that number Of
seven days notices Landlord and tenant) had
been served, and asked that the members be in
structed how to proceed. II was suggested that
the notices should be turned over to the executive
committee and BY then. taken TO Mr.. Elliott. 1t
would expedite matters IL the executive commit
tee would appoint a sub. committee to take this
matter IN hand. The party interested should also
attend in person. Mr.. Mueller suggested that
the president take charge Of the notices for the
present. Mr. Oyster accepted this duty for the
present, and quite a number Of s1ch notices were
handed m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-23
Criminal Court-Judge Macarthur.

This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
William Washington, convicted Of assault and
battery on Agnes Burley, was sentenced to pay a
fine Of $50
Isaac Curry was convicted CT assault on Jameg
donaldson, but recommended to the mercy Of the
court.
David Dooley was convicted Of assault on A.
months In jail.
Isaac Williams wGs convicted Of keeping a
baHdy house, and hned SIPS or to be imprisoned
in jail sixty days.
A nolle pros. was entered In each OF the follow
ing csses: Alex. Williams and Joseph Jones,
house burning and burglary; Lewis Wayman and
Charles Burnett, resisting officers. Adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-23
GRAVEYARD THIEVES.
Deplorable Condition Of Holmead Cemstsry-
Midnight Marauders at Work Thsre


II is certainly the duty Of the District author
titles, Board Of Health or police to look into the
condition Of affairs a. Holmead cemetery, and
put a stop to the wholesome spoliation Of that
time honoTed burial-plsce, visit TO which will
convince one OF the following facts:
The vault Of the James family has been
stripped Of the entire outside course OF bricks,
which have been carried off, and q hole of sufi-
cient size has been made in the wall as to expose
the skulls and bones contained in the rotted cOf-
fms within. The only other vault In the GENE
terry, that Of the Vincent family, has been in
juTed slso, and the cart-tracks, which can be
traced over walks and graves alike, plainly show
that stolen material has been taken away under
cover Of the night. As for the large cedar trees
which were numerous there, not one remains, all
which were large enough for posts having been
cut down, trimmed of for the purpose and stacked
in pile on Boundary street for transportation
elsewhere, where also, and in the same condition
can be found the lumber Of. the fence which
formerly lnclOsed the premises. Such tomb
stones and parts Of monuments as could be made
useful for building purposes have in many cases
been carried of, while those remaining present a
WOeful appearance Of mutilatiOn. Hundreds OF
bodies remain buried there STILL although dis
inteTments are being made daily Of remains for
removal TO other cemeteries.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-23
POLICE CoMMIssIoNERs.
Quarterly Report Of the superlntsndent-
Liquor Licenses Approved.

Liquor Licenses Approved.
The Board OF Metropolitan Police Commission
ere, at their meeting yesterday, among other bust
ntss transacted the following John Tulling was
appointed an additional private for duty at the
the Washington SchuetEen Park for six months.
The major and superintendent submitted his
quarterly report Of the operations of the force for
the quarter ending March 81, of which the fol-
lowing is 9 synopsis: Tho whole number of arrests
for heQuarter has been 962, Of which 634 we're
males and S3S females; l,099 were married and
1853 single; $50 could read and write and lO23
could not. The offenses may be classified IS fol-
lows: Against the person, ,o24 males and go
females; against property, 1000 males and los
females. Of the cases reported the following dis
position was made: $50 dismissed 1856 sent to Jail
iOr court; u gave bail for COURT a24 sent to the
workhouse:21 gave security TO keep the peace; II
IN $40 cases various light punlshments have been
nfiicted. Fines have been imposed in 7O2 cases
amounting in all to 1904 as follows: In District
OF Columbia cases, $27l7; in United States cases,
&l,7l4; In District Of Columbia eases appealed,
$685. in United States cases appealed, $3.50. The
number Of destitute persons furnished with lodR-
iDgs was AGO; lost children restored t. parents
49, sick and disabled assisted, 1S7; horses and cat
tie tstored TO owners 81; doors left open and
cured, 43; fires attended, So; accidents reported,
81; inquests attended, II; dead infants found, 10.
Liquor licenses were approved for Edwin Garges
X Co., w. L. CbenOWith, John w. Burgey and
John Chute, and that OF ]. S. Rabia was dsap-
proved. The license OF Thomas MeMahon was
transferred from 40 Third street to 3o3 Pennsyl-
YaDia avenue southeast,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-23
BASE BALL.
Arrival Of the Boston Nine.

The Boston nine professionally base-b Ill
players, ana flying the championship streamer,
arrived in the city last night by the 1l:3O train
and took quarters at the National hstel The
following compose the representatives that have
been cent out by the club to hold the eolors and
take part in the contests this summer: Harry
Wright, captain; George Wright, A. G. SpaId-
ing, K. L. Barnes, q. A. MeTey, 7. S. BeaIe,
Manning, ]. White, J. O'Rourke and H. q.
Sehafer There are twelve players in the party,
which consists OF the regular team and suhsIi-
tutes. They propose remaining here for ten dsyS
praetcing and playing championship matches
alternately, 3nd fitting themselves for the hot
and close games in which they expect to partiel-
pate ere the season closes. To-day they will
start out with a practice match, and to-niorroE
afternoon play the first Of series Of champion.
ship games,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-23
CITY ImnrnvamAnta.

The store on PennsylVaris avenue near the
Metropolitan hotel, owned by NJ. w. Gait, and
formerly occupied by Lockwood, Hufty & Taylor,
is being thoroughly renovated. A new open
front with iron columns is inserted the old stair
case widened, q new Leavy eOrnice added and
the whole aspect Of the building entirely changed
This store, when completed, will be the finest In
the city. 1t is n feet front by so feet in depth
trance, and also stairway leading UP to the
story above and down to the cellar. Its COZ
spieuOus central position, and its capacity and
eleRa will render IL one Of the most desirable
stores for any business on the Avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-23

Affecting Of the prOPerty-hOlders On the line
oiMaryIard and Virginia avenues was held last
night at HerIurth's hall, on FOur-and-a-haif
street, between street ard Virginia avenue, for
the purpose Of hearing the report from the Gem
missOners Of the District in response to the petit
tiOu Of the above property holders, praying the
removal Of the tracks OF the Baltimore and
Psio4nac railroad from these avenues; MIR. j. L.
kidWell occupied the chair, and DR.. Bacon, sec
The following report from the engineer Of the
District was read:
REPORT OF ENGINEER HONIE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-23
RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND wAsHINGroN
IN THROUGH LINE TO RAI,TIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORh.
ALL POINTS IN TIE NEW ESsiHS6
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON ann
~ IL NEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. r-
The equipment on this line Is new and OF the most
TRAIN LEAVING AT IS A. NJ. IS PULLMAN
PARL0R CAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
On and after FEBRUARY 16, 1876, trains by this
line VIII leave Depot Of Baltimore and Potomac
RAILROAD, corner or Sixth and streets as follows:
e:C3 q. N. Express for Philadelphia, New York and
points East daily, except Sunday.
BIB 2. m: Limited ExpresS-PullmAn Car Train
ioE philadelphia, New York and points East
las 2. m. Express for Phi1adslphiG and New York
A'Ss 3 n: Express for Philadelphia and way points
sos P: m; Express for Philadelphia, New York and
PtILaia nj P Ar CARS on an Day Trains.
,vftHLLAAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Tickets and Information can be procured at the
ofices Of the company.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and pri-
vate residences on orders left At the Offices ofthe
CONT any, northeast corner Thirteenth street and
PenDBylvRRla avenue, and on the northeast corner
OF sixth stret and Pennsylvania avenue.
Depot BA LTlMORE 4 POTOMAC RAILROAD,
corner Sixth and streets.
d. NJ. BOYD, JR.,
General Passenger Agent, PhilagsIphia, Pa.
febl5 SunpPintendent p.ItJ,nora Ma