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Old TINE rum sTIRING.
How Thirty-thr~e R-peni-rs and wings Both
cred the Government Ia istG.

To THE EDITOR or The Sun SIR. II j.
singular that tho late llihustrring ~ Irish
members in III, House oi Commons should he
spoken oi alike by the English and American
press rs u novelty. ana actually looked upon
with alarm by the former rs an attempt 10
Amciicanile Parliament. In point OF fact I'LL
hustrring originated IN the House Of Commons
IN the debate on the Protection to Life Ire
mndl Bill" introduced on March a. 1916. II
WAS tGrn shNru what Uiirrtual resistance could
b" mElir in the II nu-r hy "A few determined men.
however insignificant IN number 10 any meas
uro 10 winch tu"y were opposed.
I'm the Introduction 81 tho mi ny Sir james
Graham. the universal dispoSt ton Of tho
lious"-A few N"pnnlrrs eN,rIt"d-wnS t. nr-
guie- 'c without division or debate. Yet thirty
three reprr~e ntatlv"S of the Irish people. Re-
prnlrrS and a few Wing auNilnrics toy
unity ~ purpose. gallant determination and
untirng energy. resisted 'frtudlly for iiV"
weeks what they considered AN assault upon tho
liberties Of their constituents TwHnty-siN at
th"m made speeches. For several 81 'crs-i i've.
nights th,y took the principal part In the u
cu--ion. From the 3l,i of March t. the ri of
a continual fire on subsidiary questions Nv
this means they motrrntrd the prt"'lpItfn ~ of
Gov"rnmH mt, If they did not succeed in forcing
the Abandonment If IN" measure.
nitnrwan uItlN said: " kriloctng that We host
thr'" hundred faithful representatives of the
Irish p'uId' hv Ito Iuun. "" may bee permitted
to paraphraso the POETS lines
~ "urh'i,. hundred 'urn tlu'e
The debate em The first reading Il the hill was
published los William p krring. London. SIC.
in AN octaNo volume ol 800 pil,"s.
liaSiAMlN AsHwoRrn.
PHHADELrHA, Aug. Is.
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the neighborhood. with the intention that they
should fall into the hands Of those who would
have no place OF worship to- attend If excluded
from Ocean Grove. large number Of visitors
at Long Branch came. and on being denied adj
mission. had only to buy the tickets. Boys ped
died them Just out OF sight Of the gates and
the supply was ample that the price fell
from twrnty-t cents to ten.
The number Of visitors who arrived on Satur-
day were sufficient to strain the accommoda-
tions. and, had not the precautions been taken,
there would have been an Unprecedented null
titudc here to-day. As 1t is. the people are csti
mated at 10000.
The religious services. except meeting on
the beach at q o'clock. were like those of an or
binary Methodist church. rather than what
most Of the visitors expected.
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Business Netltcs.

Privy vaults empti-d by steam power; low
ct prices t,Aiti. aiA hisiNf uIi- Co.. D.. ttu-l IT.
The best Remedy for Children while Teeth.
= e.
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One woman. swimming.

A. tlo Fr.llu folry was taking % l,ll ~
IH-~.u. .- aIi 'Nc aver and vn,u ih.uf iaf way
.,f. tll, d., Noun 81 iho "l nIi swim. ih"
90 Wa U- down Ma iiiil H- 600 board ft
tlI'h n ,oul h idiled a. inuNcu' ITS dt'tird A.
lUn.i ia a sfru4l and healthy IHuadlNI woman CALMLY
iaI on her .'na. and ,to. king. Majesty forbade tir
removal o mach inore. Si,o 'austn r'lr IN h'r i'il
3 .iIH.'l iIfn iuN IfIlidN tur'aa aiu rWhm tor s"t
~Nf iHl|f fN htik u'i tl lNlt lo a -tuus tree. ald
fI- 3D. tll itun.l me boat n-hffe
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A ciildren'- meeting was al. holt at 2
o'rl"rk, bringing iug"th' ruhout go lut,r lr.
who sang with IN" precision Of rlnckWurk and
very sN~tN. On the front SEATS sat rows uf
tin, boys and girls whpsrf'ct ron 'hcd nowhere
near the ground hut they sang with all their
might. and knew III" words 80 well that they
nr'drd no hook-. Such rll-Woru pieces ~
" Hold the Fort wrrr giNrn with u Ngor that
made them Soon fresh ngiln. several children
prayed. and an hnrlt during the prayers, hut
most oi the speaking was done 10y Hdults, who
aimed 80 hn simply instructive.
Tine Rev. y. lnunla-l preached q. '"'aek,
and H." sermon WAS followed lYh prUy,r nl"''i .
ing. In the evening a discourse was dolly 'rrI
h} the li'N. Or, DI-hiel. The camp meeting is
to close ON saturday n,X st.
O'mAN nHoN< Aug. 49, The mauagors d'd
lhcir h'si To- l-.lo,' !! can GrnN" to-day, ~, ~.
der To lrcNoli thr DESCRIPTION of the sabbath
bS travel tn" place could be- reached pny hy
private conyrynn 49, no stages or railroad tril'"'
running Tho gates W"rr closed and police
ON 'ors prrollcl los III" hifh lrnrc TINT rn'pso,
tn" grounds NotW outstanding ihrse pre- AN
tons. an entrance WIS easily effected. About
4 Onu tickets Of admission had been ISSUED 10
ros.dcAts 81 A. Ndl} Park and other Villages IN
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senator Mor,on's Condition.

f''"' ~ "'"'
NAsHNGToN. Aug III. Senator Morton If all
snluil irst. ani N IHrHil As nI'tlN ht'l Nti-NN
D, found tH .ll az lls l.lIuth SO 40 wee
AAa H. lee u4oA,d Ih ICED
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OcrAN GRoNr, Aug. ~. Charlie Wnolston.
smlot ul~T,te Re-, u + Woosiun. dicd un, c,cnn-
from tine ci, 49, n.ury received yc,eriay whl, m
bathing hy diving uh s,ic IN the ocean AMI lraD Ing
his sllts
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M.fRINE INTIIIIGINCE.

MINIATURE AiNsNAc-rus nav
sun rises .... . ~ set. \ Moon Sets II
mat wAfFN-ruiS nav
sandy Hook. - COY. i,ltni - iel. tate. Us
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TiTE S.iJINGS B.fNkS.


ALBANY. Aug. le-Ninc ofih July reports
~ the Brooklyn savings banks are herewith
forwarded, among them the Long Island Saw
lng- Bank:
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For Nh" nausea nf pregnant women Is MIX 81
MAJ sid Nh't,l's'iv' 'H.u SAINT O. hv i".t.. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30

There arc no aiegorics In plain blue, green, brown
ana moss nattc cloths they mathematical; there
ineaI squares cubes, lozengcs. circular orbs ana
other patterns. These appropriate Tor neat attire
and they matched In corded silks with wonderful
precision. Stamped vclvcls mostly In the
cnamois tins and gray angora shades.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER -oUINTUPR

theatre just vacated by Aimee's company. TIA
Narjolane' BY Charles Lccocq which ran for over
two hundred nights IN Paris will be the open IN J
attraction Mile. Aimee assuming the title role Mile.
Mario. Nm. Nollard aud Jousrd have also excellent
parts In this opera
Gimore's Garden during the week has been the
scene OF beautiful floral and horticultural display.
which, In connection with the concerts has drawn
large audiences daily and nightly This evening The
performance will be one Of unusual interest An I'M
mense orchestra Will appear. composed Of the Aschcn
broedei Society. comprising all theleadng musicians Of
New York, under the direction OF Mr.. Adolph Neuen-
dori, Mr. Georse Mazka Mr. Fred. Rietzel and others
who have generously volunteered and OF Gilmore's
Baud European Fund The annual benefit fMr r 5.
Gilmore will take place Thursday evening, october H.
IL has been proposed that Mr. Gilmore shall present
phase OF Verdi as he did at Boston the
oil the Jubilee The "Anvii Chorus" is suggested
leading piece and Is understood that the imprssario
will select this tor the production OF cerlain ef
fects. hundred or two of anviis and battalion of
voices are the Necessary elements OF success, ana
without exploding too much confidence we are per
United TO say that such result Is possible. AT any
rate. nobody can try the experiment better than r.
s. G..
Tho Hess English Opera Company leave New York
this week for Cincinnati, where they will open their
seasou on octooer 10. Thc initial opera viii DO "a
Summer Nights Dream" music by AMBROSE Thomas,
which Will be presented vita tho following
cast;-cueen Elizabeth, Miss Emelie Melville;
Lady Olivia, Mrs. Zelda Seguu; Shakespeare
Mr William Castle; Lord Latimcr, Mr. C. II.
Turner; lnnkeeper, Mr. Bentx THIS opera viii be
followed by Planquete's sparHing work, The Chimes
OF Normandy" Of which the cast will bc-Mlgn onette
Miss Emeiie Melville; Gcrmainc, Mrs. Seguin: Ger
trude, Mrs. Searle the Marquis, Mr.. Castle; ROBIN,
Mr. Turner; Gaspard Mr. Morton: Sheriff. Mr.. seguin.
Msarts popular work, ''yillars' Dragons" Is tho
third on the bills aud will be with Mrs Seguin
Miss Searle. Messrs Castle and Peakes the principal
roles The English lbrettos OF those three operas
have been written by Mr.. NJ. A. Cooney, business
manager Of the company. After tho Cincinnal en-
gagcment tho company will appear in Louisville and
Pitlsbrrg. The Western tour completed, the company
Will come East, ana long engagementlin OF the
leading theatres In New York IS already arranged
Tho steamship Colon brought an immense stock o,
mise en- scene, stage appointments and wardrobe last
week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30
Of Dickens claimed for u By rnisjudslus adnirsss
The story Is fully translated by Rosalie kaufman
LITERARY CHIT CHAT.

William II. deng has the leadng article In Serb
ns''s, Hdrper's aud Appistons' for October.
The "a Yankee Tar aud His Friends" in Scritnera
Is one Of the joIiest OF magazine articles
In their peasant oflce IN Clinton Hall the Nessrs
Leavl,t have framed .he photographs OF contempo-
raneous French and German painters. with their
tograrns. Why DOM they complete the list and have
the publishers.
The Roberts Brothers have published the wfess
sayings from Epctetus In their daily Little Wisdom
Series The same arm have Just published new sdi.
ton OF "Joly Good Times Ia Paper"
East Lynne" the ever popular has been published
by Dick 4 Fitzgerald in a handsome octave volume,
printed In good, clear typo Oh hns paper.
There were more juvenile .books sold at the trade
sale this year than ever before.
The september number OF the Portfolio Is received
through J. W. Bouton, and Is brmfui Of beauty.
One OF tho novelties exhibited at the book trade
sale was patent process OF sewing books by wires,
which Is a grea, Improvement over the old way Of
sewing with thread the wires are durable well
flexible.
May Agnes Jennings new novel. "Silept and True"
George w. Carleton Co., starts Oh with edition Of
several thousand
The latest and, In respects best Of the ssrei
OF poems being contributed to the Eroiation BY
George Edgar Montgomery bears the suggestive title
OF THE Living Age" We may remark, by tho way
mat the Epoi'aion when is In It's way the American
Eramiaer, heretofore published . monthly, 10
about to become semi.monthy. This change shows
progress. The September number, just issued. con
tains several important articles social literary and
scientific topics. The labor question 10 discussed In
three separate essays and Edgar Fawcc the poet and
critic begins series OF articles to DO called the
"currcute Calamo Papers The celebrated MIRA
Anne liesant has been engaged the London CORE
spoI lent o. this iournnI
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meeting OF the Manhattan Gao Company to
have been held Ia the once OF Mr. Elliot F. shepard
yesterday noon for tho purpose OF considering the
state OF subscriptions aud 10 take action thereupon.
oDly seven members were present. however, and a.
niue are necessary Tor quorum, an adjournment VI
two weeks was deciisd upon. In the meanwhile Il 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30
WrORRIDDEN FRUIT. p"

No one but n Iunatc would think OF comparing the
German novelist Hacklandcr with tho English
Dickens yet his American publishers. Estes Il
Inuriat-say that In England be Is known tho Ger.
man Boz To DO sure HackIinder paints German
ic but a. OF very different class from that por-
traycd by Dickens IL the novel before u.s. Forbidden
Fruit is to DO taken as fair specimen of his style
lie Is no more like Dickens than he Is ike Joaquin
Miller The plot OF this story so simple that It could
be told well in chapter rs Ia Dozen which Is
very unlike ncKens and there Is not tho FIRST OF
humor which also IL unlike Dickens The sister of
young officer OF hussars wishes to got him married.
ana believing that forbidden irul, Is the sweetest she
tells that the yourg lady she wants him to marry
is engaged old The bait takes for an hour
and longer, for the young officer becomes en-
amoured OF girl whom he believes TO be In love with
his brother-in.Ia aud her he marrcs. The action
taxes place within few days. All the
characters OF the book fall In love on sight
One young officer proposes young
lady, "sces her mamma" and Is accepted In an cven-
my Mr. Hacklander's style - agreeable. straghtior.
ward and chasto, and he puts Que intimate terms
with German households and depicts home LIE as
hope II is There freshness about this story that
Is quite irresistible. while 1t none OF qualities
, 1877-12-21
WATCHES, DIAMONDS. s1LvERW
FACES FOR BUYERS

|. Messrs N. MATsON & CO. have stock of crit
ically-selected goods exceeding in value the
combined stocks Of all other Retail jewelers.
in this city for customers to select from.
:. N. MATsON & 60. are the only Jewellers. in
this city who import direct all their Foreign
and :jobbers' profits to their cost.
3. THIS HOUSE is the Oldest in Chicago in its
line, and unlike most Of it's competitors has
merc1al standing which enables it to place
goods before buyers at least 10 per cent less
honorable dealing worth preserving, and re-
sponsibility which gives security to purchas-
ers against n1isrepres sentations.
T. For the sake of making prices appear cheap
they do not sell 10 Karat Chains for II, or
plated goods for solid:
g. Owing to the magnitude Of their business, they
can and DO sell every article at smaller per
cent of profit than 9th her merchants, and invite
an examination Of prices, which will convince
every buyer that such is the case
Respectfully, N. MATsON & CO.,
State & Monroe.sts.
, 1877-12-21
HOLIDAY HOOKS.
HARPER G BROTHERS.
NEW
Holiday Books!
FOR BALE BY
Jansen, McClQrg&C Co.

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THE BQoi OF 9;OLn, nd oihes PoeT;: n: ~
, 1877-12-21
flERf UOOM'
Another Hideous Mass Of
Ruins Charged with
Corpses.
Sudden Demolition Of the
Largest Candy Factory
in America.
Its Front Torn Army by tie Ex.
plosion Of a Boiler.
A Terrific Conflngration
Instantly Succeeds the
Explosion.
Nearly Two Hundred Persons
Within the Fated
Structure.
At Least Fifty Persons Believed
to Have Burned to
Death.
Tho Hospitals Full of Less Mis-
erabfc Uniortunatcs.
Barclay Btreot, in New York City,
the Scene Of the Holocaust.
Varying Accounts OF the Fear
full Catastrophe---The
Losses.
At Least Fifty Persons Believed
to Have Burned to
Death.
Tho Hospitals Full of Less Mis-
erabfc Uniortlinatcs.
Barclay Street, in New York City,
the Scene Of the Holocaust.
Varying Accounts OF the Fear.
full Catastrophe---The
Losses.


-
.u.,., ,..u,,, T.. -, c.,~,o. r-,,,a.
Nv ynur f9.r ~ -,rho Now york TIM,
,.v.: A. = o,c,otk thu. n1trrnoon a tremendou.
.rn,o,ion occurred nndrr Greenfield 4. Stu,t
rbo,c.al, confccttoncrv. n, M ~ I,ar.1ay
,trrct. md .,,nn.t immediately thr entire
brown..,onc front, nj thr t,vc..torv building
r,,,n,hl-d IN n,.cr, ,rtttnv f,ow,, the sryerat
door.. .o .1.st thc hrn,n. of eorn formed a v.
An fn.tant af,rrv.rd a binding sheet of namc
d..hc, nm ,hrouph the entire .al1jcr, md across
thc .trect. ami then g.vo w.y ,u a dense smoke.
outckly followed bY auotner outbu1.t Of aau,c
,,h,rl, continued IN b,,rn rt!, unreuitttun tury.
TIM r1nM or GREENFIELD l. SUNS
wa, tho t,rpcst ropfcctlonerv manufacturing cou.
crr,, tn The United sta,cs and Ind a c,pacty Of
turninp out Il oo0 pounds Of candy pef Jay, Il
t,c,,n,rd twn 1n,i11inr.. No. 81 barclay strrc:.
xhcro the explosion occurred, and No. i College
t,Eace. Joined In tue form OF an l. by 6kylight
supported By Iron pillars extending up to tic
second story. Above the skyileht there yas
series of Iron bridges, or tirc.eacnpes, between
the two buildings, with Iron 4loorH nt either end
OF each. There was onu OF them on each .oor.
IN THE nAsrarxr
were many furnaces for the manufacture Of
candy, iii Of which hare uccn IN full o."tutiou
In prcp&rattnn for tho holidays during the 3,axt
fourteen csrs. TheroAxe tl,rcr large uoilcss
undo, tho stt1cwnls tn front Of No. g Barclay
street. Y'hp UPPER hours we're uacd for packing
aud storage purposes, sud tue first Hour u.s
used u O salesroolu. Accounts diC1er rs To thu
number Of persons In tho building al tbs tllne
Of the cxpIns,on. The n1m cmpiuys
USUALLY ABOUT l5o HANDS,
,nt IL !. o,,,,,.i ,1,,, ot, SATURDAY. tsst n1,o,f
, 1877-12-21
DAMAGED CLOTHING.
PlRE! F'lRE!!.
FOR
CLOTHING
Slightly Damaged BY Water,
VISIT THE FIRE STORE,
1853
South Clark-st.
BETWEEN MONROE and MADISON.
BETWEEN MONROE AND MADISON.

a. si1o q sna q a TO TT Per- Pants sold
s2.25. s2.75, 1915, $3.50, -, and 81 for
fhstG f61s;; 'sst! ;nG't ~ 10
sa7q for Men, st. ,Ss,s fss' from 80
eats, 50, $3.50, and - for Ohl1dron's fine
q .ed ia III houses for $3.50
T;. s3.eo 80 for Or, Chlldron's crosa., overooats,
&C ! 70 .. 'oId foimsfiJ Il so.7s
$3.50, 81, ii. 20, aud So for Boys NIL wool
s. !s:; r. Ii; : sss Former price
yos; 1es ses g.
,: s4SS ss ss sS,: I5; Fs.! sn: ss. ss
s6 for ney. H.. ulstsF' l. M st1e as to 80. For.
b,ss oI9 sfnmsd. .Sa viii hood 1 forsner p;ee
50 for our genuine oh'nohi}la overcoat.
~ atsy}. Former price Ga these s,s.so.
onsi t;1s i'll. II Fo1msr Gs D2ee q ssie:e snsa "
pt.!:i i1 ,ae nnf p.e: ~ " u'
$3.50 for flne all'woo! brown fuE Beaver.
90 t ess s.Sst .as e.:
as1ss dIe. n5ss ..ef For%es p.isa "a
eus 81 o9s
axunal rercpats tblstk1 sold ~ al houses a. $2& 80
$40 for a fne all-wool Scotch suit. For.
mer rtlce &3i
=. sage for r. es9stno pilot Beaver oVoF'
3l2,bo. $3.50, sl6, SIG. and sl8 Butts
mstu OF npUed goods and equal 10 dnu custom work.
$l4 for our tino black su&t. Former price
$sh
3l4.eo for our genuine English worsted
8ulta truck or catswaJl. Aosd formerly at t3a.
$3.50 for genuine Elysian fnc BeAvdr
{bfuwn, blue. svsr eray}. Former prfe 90 these
ia. Thc4o cuats are nlAIc aud lined n tic SsS7 Beet
Of atfle. and equal Ia cuatom mAto.}
CAuTION-Bee that you got In the right
establishment, ~ others ttprestnt thenssIset Tor H.
Wa hare branch st0Eca In tic ely
O, O. D, Orders from tho country dlfed
with esfe. Addrts Ill communication FIRE bToRE.
Chic8Xo. III.
, 1877-12-21
CHAMPAGNE WINES.
PIkOFDkAL&.
FOR GAS.

sEALRD PROPOSALS .tll be received BY The w.
9a.ll oslSet " g n. .sta ~ u 2saas1 ,37a
QuAlJ lIunna&taE E4L both tor public aud FftSAta
tpuAunplloa. for peftod vt fFu hxc " twenty 5ee1
L!h 81 rs1ty |. ha.s eas1;s =, ; .l:dt
pTtsats aso toE The Term atasa specified:
tbs prttent nsYulFeif11 sIu surplt sos ~ Mfsst
tisa sbaat ID 90 feel every tHenty four houIs
+. Tse & eqeS .nRt III r. '''"
TIC blda si1te lao pres T., eM .gPplted ri
ktsolng la repair tbs st!cet AmA! Also the Pcs PET
J.u0 te7t % b paid b. pirate eooAumen
All bfds must b. accompanied " Euoo 14a 3uMcient
Lond Il N su g glaMo 70 q iatts!tsd y esse Eas
the 6ld b. ths ps"Pss Authorities ot e@e C5
GktI. ". RhnbXlL
Chairman GAs Light CoMlQltlqs,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-11
sHERIFf's SALE.

~ VIRTUE or AN ORDER Oy SALE
- Issued out n the district Court OF the Firsi
Judicial District. In and for the county Of storey,
state OF Nevada. on tho 21i day OF september,
AID: 1871. and to me directed aud deliy. rrd. on
Q Judgment OF foreclosure rendered In sald Court
% .he i9th day OF septeaibei. A. ID. lsJI. In
avor OF l.. Il. Doan, W. II. Kruger and W. X.
Terry. partserr doing bushes. under the nrm
name and siyle of l.. X. Doan 4 Co.. plaintiffs.
and 10 favof OF Citibcns' Insurance COMPANY OF
Missouri, q defsndsnt and interviewer, and
AGAINST q A. whiie and Mary ahlic, defend.
ants. and the following described property. 10
AL that certain town lot. with tho frame
buildings thereon situate. lying and being In
the city OF Virginia, county Of storey, Stats ol
Nevada, the said lot being knoAn aud desig.
mated on tho oficial map Of said city a. Lot
number two QI, In Hook one hundred and
seven .ugIl. hange Il. aud more particularly
described As follows Commencing at poll
on the east side Of X street. my hve (ss) feet
more or less south OF Union street; thence
running scuiheriy alorg the tast side OF Il
.trcet I sonty i've rs fet thence s~asterly one
hundred 200 mole OF ls. to . SIRE thence
tv,nty.dvs as, feet thence westerly enc hun.
dred uOol feet more or iess TO tho place Of
beginning.
Notice Is hereby given. that GU Tuesday, the
10th day Of October. A. ID. 1877. between the
hours OF 0 o'clock A. %. and 8 O'Clock y. 4 Wig:
at IL O'Clock Don, I will cell all the right,
Title, claim and interest Of the said defendants,
q. 4. Whit = and Mary White. OF. ia and 10 the
above described property. at tie Courthouse
IN the county OF storey. state 81 Neyads,
al public auction. for cash In hand. 10 the hlsh.
Go and beet bidder. to satisfy .aid Judgment
and all costs In United N ,ies gold coin.
Virginia. Nevada, sept. IS, ! u.
T. Y. KELLY,
Sheriff Of Storey county. Nevada.
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