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, 1877-10-21
LONG & FAUNTLEROY.

To me 111&5[1F
CHICAGO, Oct, 19.-Will you do me the Justice
to state from me, in reply to your court reports
Of the 18th inst, that since the books and assets
Of Long, Fauntleroy s. Co. came into my hands
all debts have been collected as far as possible,
and faithfully paid over ty the firm creditors, as
the books now in the hands Of the Receiver
showa II you report the oll correctly it is sim
piy s1audcruus. EUGENE FAuSTLKRoY.
, 1877-10-21
FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Oct. 20.-Examination into the
affairs Of the broken clairtnont tank shows the
liabilities to be sl61,o assets, considered
good, S7o,000; considered bad and doubtful,
$4,000.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20.-Pike Bro. & Co.'s
assets, mostly in real estate are reported large
~ i'll excess o1 the liabilities
, 1877-10-21

We wish our friend. and others to cali and zee
limited number of upright piauos ut our ware
rooms that were made expressly for exhibition at
the 1nter-Sta Exposition OF Chicago. These in
struments arc OF extra 1nc construction, both in
designs OF castings and interior workmanship, but
having been slightly soilcd while ut the Exposition
nc offer them much below the rcrular prices.
julius Bauer Il Co.,
Corner State and Monroe streets lin Palmer House)
, 1877-10-21

Inspired BY the spirit Of know-Nothinrism,
N. New York Tribune demands that the obeliek
he brought over aud raised by Americans.
Vou't it let one Irishman-a little one, say, for
,cept-dis part of the hole in which the thing
sli be plao1cds
, 1877-10-21
PERSONAL.

Nr. William q. Brown, for several years the
popular manager Of the Studcbakes Bros Carriage
Repository in this city, having closed his connec-
tion With that house. may now bc found at the car
rjase establishment Of Messrs. c. 2. kimoall +
Co.. $40 and 372 Wabash avenne, where he will be
nleased to greet his old friends and acquaintances.
, 1877-10-21

=, BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. II, 1s77.-Kr. IT, +.
SfFreHs-DEAR Sir: Since several years have got
sore and very painful foot. Ihad aome physicians,
but they couldn't cure NE. Now have heard OF
your FEGETt:E from = lady who was sick for long
tl'nc, ana became a1l well from your VEaE71Sx
anu went and eousht ule one bottfe Of vEGrrtSE:
aud after had used one bottle, the pains left me-
aud II oSan to heal and then buught one other
bottle, aHd co take it ret. thank God for this
remedy and Jourscif; aud wishing every sufferer
may pay attention to it. 1t is bcae!ng Tor health
Mks. Z. KRAHE, G33 West Ba!tin,orc-as
, 1877-10-21
V.EGETTNE
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE,

CHARLEsTnwH.-H 4. Stece,s-DEARStn: This
is tn certify tlHt hase used your "BioUd Prcpar-
that for Scrofua or Canke1ous uun,ors Ut Rheu-
matte nHcctlnns II caanot be e1ce!led: ana a. a
l'IonM purifier and spring medicine It II the best
thing have ever r*et!, and have usel almost
everything. l can chrerfully scrumnieud it to any
one in need OF euch Il medicine. Yuurs ecspcct-
fully, Mrs. 4. A. DtHsnoEk, 19 Eusse!l-st
, 1877-10-21

JACOB FREcH, Of Huntington, Ind. imported
, c.:e of dynamite in i casl of wine. He was
.sout to decant the liquor and invite few
friends to dine mite with him, when the Gov
e,pncnt sat Oh him and seut him to Jail.
, 1877-10-21

to the botanIst who first discovered the rlEtnee Q!
tbe Ouiiiuva Saponaria, or Soap. Tree Of Chill;
~ por cye. 10 the fragrant SozodOnt much of It's
nnr;yalcd efficacy a. a pIescrvative OF the teeth.
, 1877-10-21

Elegantly finished cabinet photographs given
away at the Crystal Block Photographic laF'o7s'
over Hershey Music Hall, s' and 81 East Madison
street opposite Mcyickers Theatre; one OF tue
finest galleries in the city.
, 1877-10-21

QUALITY AND MERIT CONSIDERED,
Quality and merit considered, the light, swift,
silent Automatic tuo tension) sewing machine of
the Wilcox t. Gibbs s. H. Co. is tine cheapest in
the world. Write to Nos. zoo and 2G Wabash
avenue. Chicago.
, 1877-10-21

Malt Observation-Disclosures Pope's Celebrated
nubjic aud the medical fraiernity 1t Is now TOT eae
1t tue principal drug in all parts o. tne e,y
and at the manufacturers depot LII oonth " a'es
street,
, 1877-10-21

rbc 1su.lness-aran's oragaziue-Fu1 OF
business IS pages 81 per year. 10 cents per copy
By mail or newsdeales. Jamcs r. oeot'' puo'
Usher 60 Dearborn street.
, 1877-10-21

late of Hotchkju, Palmer j. Co., would be pleased
IN ace her patrons at the millinery department of
CARSON. piric s. Co., Madison and Peoria.
, 1877-10-21

Buslness-1an's 1fagazine-ont on 3!me.
Is usual, November number as full or business
~ An erg of meat; 81 per year 10 cents per copy
~ m.iI Or neWsdea]er- James F. Scott, o9 Dear
born street.
, 1877-10-21

RosroN, Feb. Is, 1S7l.-u n. Sy<nens E*o-
DEAR SIR: Abonl one year since found myself in
q feeble condition from general debility. vEuEriSE
had been much benefited by its n4e. procured
the article. and after using several bott1cs WAS re-
stored to health, and discontinued its usc. feel
quite confident that there is medicine superior
to it for those complaints for which it il especially
prepared. and would chcerfu!y recommend il to
those who feel that they need something tu RESTORE
them to perfect health. Respectfully yours,
Z. L. fETTESulLi~
Firm Of S. II. Pettcng1l i Co.,
No. 10 State-st., Boston.
, 1877-10-21

THE EASIEST RUNNING SEWING MACHINE
and without question the best sewing machine fof
family use is Wheeler Il Wilson's new NO: = very
-oc,nt,v ixsucd. See it and its work At the Com
nany's ealesroom- l55 State street.
, 1877-10-21
TRUE ECONOMY


Households where true economy IS studied Wall
nse DR.. Prices Cream Baking-Po~der.
, 1877-10-21

Keep's Custom Shirts Made to Measure =
v.rT he.t for So: M anli2azlnn to keen any OF
, 1877-10-21
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR CLOSE CASH BUY
CQc

We will offer the comm. week 100 chamber
sets. ranging from S35 to 500; also fifty paror
sets, ranging from S45 to $t50. We would be
pleased to hare rou examine these goods before
buying elsewhere. No trouble to show goods.
4. J. Neubcrgcr Il Bro, 161 Randolph street.
, 1877-10-21

Coaut ttat dav lost whose SLOW descending sun
Finds that no bank -t.ustec away has run.
, 1877-10-21
F'IOlll' and Feed.

/ am now sole proprietor OF the atore and business
ntcly carried by my deceased brother, Chris. aad
ah1lI be- pleased to supply ali old aa customers
with Flour Feed ETC., " the best guality At lowest
marker prices. AUGUST T!ESZLE
~ fnp nu-aY
, 1877-10-21

NOTICE TO THE LADIES'.
Ladies have their Fus altered aud reitned for half
the usual charges Mutft refined til best stvc, with
heavy satin, 81. l} Starc- IT. aud E45 West Mad
iaonst., Umbrella Store. Orders from the country at
tended to.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23

ffpH NJ Nfu Friliss fhf"ruie
Yesterday afternoon an exhibition was
given at the corner of Ninth and Howard strccts
Of n new and very simple method Of tanning
vicious horses. which Is claimed to be superior
to any In usc. The first trial was with kicking
or backing marc which. her owner says. has al
lowed no rider on her back for five years. She
became tame and gontlc in ms many minutes,
and allowed herself To- be ridden about without
sign Of he formerr wdncss. The means by
which this result was accomplished cons ists OF
n pieco II light rope. which is passed around
the front jaw of tho marc just above the upper
teeth. crossed in her mouth and then secured
back Of her neck. II il claimed that no horse
will kick or jump when thus secured. and that u
bucking horse after receiving this treatment a
few times will abandon his vicious ways forever.
A very simple method was also shown 10y. which
a kicking horse can bc shod. II consists in con-
nc,ting the animals head and tail 10y means Of u
rope fastened to the tail and then to the bit, and
drawn tightly enough to incline the horse =
head to one side. II Is claimed that It II abso-
lptely impossible for the horse TO kick on the
which for years had TO- be bound on the ground
10 be- shod suffered the blacksmith 70 operate
upon him without attempting u Kick while
secured In the manner dcscribeh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23

A Pistol shot that Aroused the Congregation
of Brooklyn Church.

Tho congregation Of the Hanson Place
Brooklynl Methodist Church were startled on
Sunday night by the sound Of pistol shot in
front Of the building. Tho ushers stepping
quietly out saw n negro woman ut full longth
on tho pavement apparently unconscious and
negro man running at full speed down st.
Felix street. In tho police station Coroner
Simms pronounced her frightened almost to
death, but M sound IA n dollar. She sighed
and thanked God. Then she told tho Sergeant
that her name was Susan Simmons. and that
sho had boon married fifteen years to Anthony
Simmons, nm employee of Mr.. Pcduzz drug
She suspected by his actions that he was IN love,
and on SUNDAY night. rs he rrimped
up and said that no was going 70
the drug store on business. she mnde
expected he nude bcc-linc for the residence
of DIR. Keep In Vanderbilt avenue, where lived
Amanda Williams cOlOrcd Mrs. simmons iol-
lowed him to the house, and saw him go to the
grcaway. wherr Amanda Williams was waiting;
Mrs. simmons became terribly enraged, and
walking right brtwrcn the two dcmundcd OF
Amanda how she dab iutcc Ter husband way
from his own wife, Then She began 10 use her
hands. Rcstruiluting. and ns she once accidrn-
tally struck her rival they flew each other like
cats and fought swift and hard. At length
Amanda lodged into the hall. lcnvlng the bus
band and wife nlOno. She began to lecture him.
and he pleaded that II was all the wOman's fault.
They started on quHrrelling and abusing each
Fulton street, and there. it il supposed obtained
"a revolver. He then joined his wife on the side
walk and walked down Hanson place. He shot
Mt her in front of the church because she re-
fused TO promise that she would never mention
the affair again. She dropped. thinking she
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23
a PULPIT EAfPTIED.
Discovery OF the Real Character and Antece-
dents of ~ Fsvorite Pastor.


In or near the city of Lansing, In Michl-
gan, lived a doctor. W. II. iaskins by name. He
was II shrcwd, clever man. He became cnair-
ored of the vito Of worthy miller, named
Joseph Cupit This latter fact would have
Iority of mon but not So to the courageous doe
tor and, learning that his passion was rccipro-
catcd. he persuaded tho crring woman to clupe.
The couple accordingly sought the protection
of tho British flag taking with them some $3.50
of Cupits money and other valuable effects.
The course of Hight was well concealed. and
they found a rcstng, place ana home IN me
minded Baptists of Yarmouth Plains. Hero
Haskins took the name of W. III, COstin. and the
pair assumed the relations Of man and wife.
They Joined the Baptist Church. whore COstin 5
superior ability soon raised him to the foremost
position. After u time had elapsed he was chosen
minister, and we are Informed that arrange
mcnts were being made 10 formally induct him
Tho deserted husband had searched far and
wdo for tho whereabouts of the couple. but
without success, until Il young man who knew
Costin suspected his Identity with Has <ns A
corrcspunrnnce Mt on" ensucd, and from the
description given, Curit was satisfied that w.
III. COstln and wife" were tho identical pair he
was in search Of; Accordingly ho started for
Southern express train 81 Sunday morning.
The services Of Detective fewings were AZ onrc
secured, who proceeded 70 the Yarmouth Plains
Church. About 3 O'Clock in the afternoon. Mr..
COstin alias lIaskins, was found and arrested.
He offered resistance, but IA pair OF handouts
were quickly clapped upon his wrists, and he
was taken to town and lodged in Jail. whore he
now lies
The disgrnced pastor Ia a handsome man,
about thirty years Of ngc. and has the mnnnrrs
and appearance which most easily hcguic silly
women. lie Is said 10 possess talents of u high
order.
And to crown his iniquity. II Is now reported
that HaskinS is n married man. and that no de-
serted lovely young wifc in Michigan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23
IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE.
REGULAR PROCEEDTNGs ASIDE FROM
THE ELECTORAL DEBIIE.
The Practice of Sending out Congregational
Committees Denounced n Hiii Z" Est"b-
Iish "a Gnnat for lontested EIectIDn tn.es

Committees i
IIsh "a Court for Contested Election eases.
WASHINGTON Jan. 22.-Thc Chair laid be-
fore the Senate n telegram from the officers oil
the Chicago Board OF Trade transmitting reso-
mtions adopted 10y the board on saturday, APP
brewing of the bin reported by the joint Com
mittcc in regard to counting the electoral vote.
Ordered to bc printed and lilo on the iAhlc.
Mr.. Cockrcll dem. MOI introduced a bill
granting pension To- the widow OF the ato
Mnior-Gcn. Francis r. Blair, Jr. Referred.
Mr.. Cameron dem. Pal introduced Il bill to
provide for the distribution of the awards made
under the convention between the United States
md Mexico. under tie convention Of July 4,
1864. Referred.
Mr. Mcrrmon Dom. y. c. said recent OK
pcrencc had satisfied him that the practice OF
sending committees abroad is unwise. If not
vicious. 1t virtually deprived States OF part OF
their representation. Recently the state of Wis
consin was without representation on the floor
Of the Senate when questions Of great impor-
tancp were under dirruS~iOn. twelve states
had been deprived Of hall of their representa-
tion on this floor on account Oi Senators having
been sent away on Investigating committees.
The practice also untitled q senator Tor busi-
ness. During his absence he lost the run oil
business. and upon his return had To catch M.
II also involved the expenditure ot vast sum
of money unnccossarty In his opinion all
testimony could hc taken 10y a commission
much better than 10y Congressional commit
toe. He WIS satisfied that one or two Commits
sioners in South Carolina could have taken the
testimony in that state required 10y the Senate
much better than the committee Of the senate
~ tho committee knew nothing of the local N
hucnccs. character OF the Witnesses. &c. He
therefore introduced a bill providing for taking
testimony and collecting Information to be used
by Congress. also q resolution declaring that IL
IL not within the lawful authority Of the Senate
b. charge committees Of the Senate with duti's
10 be performed away from the capital viii the
Senate is in session. both Of which were referred
b. the Committee on the judiciary. go.
Mr. Bogy Dem. Mo- introduced bill to or
ganizc the Territory Of Oklahama. aud for the
better protection of the Indians therein. Re-
ferred.
Mr.. Blaine iRcp., Mcl. who was reccnily
elected 10 ll thu. uneXpirod term caused by the
resignation Of Mr. Morrill,. was escorted to the
desk of the President pro tempore 10y hi- col
league, Mr.. Hamlin, and the oath was admins
lcrnd 10 him.
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Under the call OF States the following bills
were introduced and referred:
BY Mr.. Frye rep. Me.l-To establish a court
for the trial Of contested elections for the Offices
OF President and Vice-Prcsident Ii provides
that the election may be contested by any cligi-
bic person who has received votes for Prcs-
dent and that the court for the trial Of such
contested election shall consist NJ the Chief Jus
tice Of the supreme Court and six Judges IF
Circuit or District Courts. 10 he selected by the
Chief Justice
BY Mr.. Wood Dem. y. Ito encourage and
promote Geographic communication between
BY Mr. Mewiit Dem. N.Y.l-provillng for
Second District Of New York.
BY Mr. Caulheld Dem. III. To regulate the
disposition Of troops in the District Of Column
BY Mr.. sayler Dem, oAio)-To reform tho
MIR. Throckmorton Dem. Texas offered a
resolution directing ih' Committee on Military
army upon the frontier and in the District Of
Columbia. Dcfratrd-yra- 49, nays 81 not
two-thirds in the Affirmative.
rules and pass the Joint resolution to amend the
Cons.tut@n ~ rroy1nE I'm tnq! No. l s, shal
property used. consumed. injured or destroyed
during Tho lat" rebellion. unless II belonged t.
persons who were loyal To- the Government.
Last-yeas Us. nays -; not two-thirIs IN the
The speaker laid before the House message
from the President. ia r'-l,or-" t. tho rc~ulu-
ton calling for copies ~ all orders or direct ons
with rcf"r"n'e Z" ihr : rVi'" of trpol- in Nir-
since tn ltrt ol Augu last
Tho Pr ~daut p. n,i- -l'h copies. and saws
than in no ca-r bat u .of- been increased IN
anticipation ~ ul' 'h % 49, ~. ll W' s,nllhs
OF a" ..iHrcr .AI f"tit'- i'ur non O. Itt r--
burg w.. MD D 90 N.7 'Np' IT, ~
available. % Nfu.i have htHtn his duty 10 l.--
pos Of tn"m n -.t"rI Stai"-, with aNi.N %
The. prevent % 90. N",rn ami iniuidai nn.
which had uu l|i. f..Ir contributed t. tile
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23
One Bullet In the Brain aud Another In the
Heart.

~ WV FT7TTTTTTTl
4 double murder was committed at
Monr'-Nilr. I'm fhi- county. eighteen miles
from q r. city. nu Friday Afternoon last. \ man
lhu.l 'lr m'l, hal been riding over the neigh
h'gE,ul armed with REVIEWERS and making
threats. \ warrant was issmod for his arr ST
inl lit.rl I'm the hands of Mr.. Ilur.lvn con-
-tuilr of precinct Nu.i Mr. liu-l ava, n.'cpm-
panied fy ayouns man nnm"d Robert Oilinerr.
tAnir man az Moor -Nile thrN demaui,li sur
a. hl"r hut instead oi giving himself ur. the
d'7rrn'i' brow VnN'r luirh u- lighinIn:,
young Oihngrr, who lrli ,ieud ON Nh, su.d.unI.
wheeling. he fired as.,oni shot. which pirr..d
d"-prrHdo mounted hor-r ant fled. large
party OF mon Immediately started in pursuit,
AMI arr, sirA the fugitive
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23
STEAMBOATS, ano t,ailroa0s.
pENxsYLvA>IA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL RulrE
Trains leave Sow York. Via pthgus,e- aui turtlanit ats
tUrric- A. follow.
ENYr... Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh tho W i AMI South
win KAUFMAN palace cars attached, $50 A Nj, and
For Milham.rort Look Haven. Cory and Eric at 5 30
connecting at TortA Tor lltu.Vilo pttroic Cen.
Haven. - ~ 4 NJ
Iul Baltimore, Wa-hinytnn and the South, "Liniici
Washington Expires, of Pullman rarlNr car. daily OK.
ccut sunday. % 90 VI arrive at Washington Mt ! Ia
Oan1 ar NJ
ENpie,. Tor Philadelphia. ~ m % o ~ limited,
10 80 !. I, ,, h = : 3d. nul = VI und II nisht
SUNDAY. : so " 5. 4 = $50 and 4 NJ. Enilrant
amt SECOND class. T. VI
Acconmriauon for Trenton. : \ NJ. 2eniIloP
For trains 20 Newark Elizabeth. RAILWAY. Princeton,
Trenton. Perth AmhoN, I'll mluItOn. IS Nlicrc, and
other points, see local seize lulcs az all ucktt offices
Train. arrive From Pittsburgh ego aui 10 % 4 " aul
10 80 daily, 10 ~ 4 and ntn T. NJ iailN. rN.
celt Nonlay From Washington and baltimore. q 800.
go NJ No. 90. and 90 30 T. VI suu1lt. d 3d. 70 -u
A From rlilticIhH D "a. q -. H 800 npi il.Ip
u SpA NJ, 40. 81. . 3D. e. DID, ~ a. ln 49, and d. ga
! SUNDAY D. n,, h.n. o3l, % 900. II .,0 4. NJ, so,
u o.. uui - 2lI
Tick onlce. '-t and go broadway. 40 Aston House
ami tNnt ui lf-rn--r, anil turtllrit SITS Court -
HruNsNn. M lh. amt Ms Unison Il iphnNcn, depot
FRANK THOMSON. u BOY ia
flNfut Manager Con lh-ruu-tr Ascent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23
Rmrncd 90 Dcnth In ChnIn..

~ ~ II'I7ITT7TI
ON the Cameron place, eight or ten days
ng". nm insnn" negro boy ind horn chained hy
ha might he cnmi0rtuhlc Tho father lrn the
h"n5', two small negro rGil|rNh rrnlnlnihg n
provided good pile If fuel IT, keep the mr. M
The cro2y boy. as soon as the father had ,.pn.
piled al the wpol left ON the tire, mnkin. an H.
hou-" AMI burned him to death. The othrr tNo
chi 90. tat.ut,nI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23

Mrs, james Valentine. living near tho Queens
l,lly Ny"' hou''' eH down stairs yesIerdly aud was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23

& S0A TO $4,000 to loan, hrst mortgages Ad-
,DOOO dress, stating lowest hard pan" valuation
SMITH, box 100. sun Office
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MlSFlT CARPETS,
VERY CHEAP.
1l2 FULTON SIT.
miscellaneous.
DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.

DIVORCES quietly; any state; pay when ~, creed
- send Tor circular American Law A-,uOl, Il A'toi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23

DURETEAs.-Agcntsw antcd-Best terms TO agents
selling to families and large consumers Sorckeepers
will find large stock to select from at lowest prices Thc
witch Sta New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23

INAGIE TIIEtrRE. Broadway AMI fi st.
II Proprietor and Manager ........ Mr JOSH HART
Ton-hta ,rami hil " N ho e reg for the benefit OF
Nil. IfNNii. HUGHES
TUESDAY. Jan ~ Mr. OLIVER Dot BYRON will ap.
pear IN hi. gnut creations OF Bon Mccullough and
Ferret ACROSS TIM CONTINENT
tor n,c MI M End Two utluDts uulN.
MONDAY. Jan -. fr~t appearance of
NILE AIMEE AND iiER urEBA TROUPE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-02
NOTICE TO llEnHolpERs.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned plalntifs have this day rom.
mencei an action In N. District Court Of the
fipt Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada.
IN snd for thr O unity Of storey. asainst william
d. fiiebok u a.. def ndant. 10 enfur. g . lien
upon that certain lot, piece or rarcei Of land
situated In the Cltv Of Virginia. County Of
Storey. Sts'e OF Neyada. dee .ribed as follows.
10 wit; That certain lot d.vignaiel IN the
oficlsl map OF the raid city OF Virginia 40 Lot
number twelve. and the sonth seventeen feet OF
lot number eleven, all In Block number
twenty .fYur. Range A together with the dseli.
log hVuss theron aud all tbs teaeme,ts, here
dlnmentr and sppur' enances ihereunfo helon..
Ing. Sa,d lien 10 to secure the Hnm of 3 $40
In gold cJiu Of the United States and tls0
attorney's lee. and IL claimed under and by
virtue Of an Act OF the IA gisiature VI the state
of Nevada, entitled. A Act 10 secure llens 10
mechanics and otherr, apd 10 rrpeal ell oih,r
Acts In relation thereto" approved March ..
1878.
Now, therefors. all per,ons holding or claim
Ing liens upon said prem,ses under the provfs
ions Of said Aci ars hereby notified 10 be n
appear before raid District Court on sArUt.
DAY, the 18Th day OF October. A.. ID. 1871. alto
o'slos / A. H.. the sans being . day 81 the rrei.
lar October Tsm. A. ID. 1871. Of said Court. sld
20 exhibit then aud there The proof Of their said
liens.
Dated September 10, 1877.
L. Z. DOAN 4 co.. rlaintinu.
II. II. TAYLoR. Atty. for Plaintiffs.
sr1l law Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-02
SHERlFF'S SALE.

pY VIRTUE or AN ORDER o! SALE
- issuei out ~ the district Cou't OF the First
judicial strict. In and fr the county OF storey,
state OF Nevada. on tn 22i day Of september,
A.D. Ism and TO me directed aud dsiiv srrd. on
,n the 18th ds, Of septr nbe,. A. ID. isT7. in
iavor of L. :. Daan W. II. Kruger and W. y.
Terry. partners doing business under the nrm
name and stsle VI L. Il. Duan h Co.. PLAINTIFF.
and Ia isvor 81 Oiti,ens' Insurance Company Of
Missouri. q defendant and interveucr, and
assih't q 4. whits and Mary Ahiie, defend.
ants. and The following deseribed . operiy. TO
wit:
AL that certain town lot. with the frame
building, thereon situa o. lying and being In
the city Of Virginia, county 81 storvy. state Of
Nevnis, the said lot being tuesn and desig.
,at-d on The oi'ei.i map Of .aid ely y ~.
seven uo'l. llalRe 8. and more particularly
descfib,d ns follows; Conmsncing at Q poitt
On the east aide OF X street. nifty nvs 1851 fsst
more or Ices sou b Of Union street; thence
running rouihsrly along the East side Of X
Lundrsd 100, moe OF itss 10 . sres ! iSencs
nor her.y along the vest limo 81 y strct
~, MY -hve ta5) feet; thence we-terly one han.
drd QUol feet more VI 'ess TO the placs Of
beEnninr.
10th day n October. A d. 1877. between the
hour O. . o'clock .. n. and . o'clock ?. \ vlr:
at u &c och oon, I will sell ell tho right,
title. cain and iniersst Of the said defendants,
u. .. whit. snd Mary white. Of. 10 and 70 the
above .described propetty. al the Courthouse
IN The. county Of storey. ntats 81 Nevada.
at public auction. for cash 10 hand. u the hi. b.
90 and hest bidder. 70 satisfy said Judgment
and ell coat. Ia United 5ts'es po,d roin.
vir.ina. Nevada. sept. Is. I ~.
T. .. KELLY,
Sheriff III Storey county. Nevada.