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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11
The District Bond bill Investigation

TESTIMONY OF STILSON HCrCHINs, HOLMES F.
OFFLEY AND OTHERS
The House committee on reform in the civil
service to-day resumed the investigation of the
charge OF corruption in connection with Tie
passage OF the 3.G5 District OF Columbia assess
inent bond bill. StilSOn IIutchins editor OF the
Post, the paper in which the charge of bribery
Iirst appeared, testified that he was absent In
New York when the article was published He
had no knowledge OF the facts alleged in it, It
was written by Clarence NJ Barton, an attache
of his newspaper.
The. committee directed summons to be
issued for Mr.. Barton
Holmes +. Ofiley, of Georgetown. testified
mat ne knew OF no pool being formed to take
advantage OF the rise In District bonds contin
gent upon the passage of the bill. He said that
MS bank c: FRIED on margin large amo int of
.hese DOnds, and that II there was pool with
the First National Bank OF New York and any
congressman he thought he would have known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11

BUSINESS SUITS, the LARGEST variety, at extreme
ID ly low prices. al a. SrhAUS'.
A GOOD. sERvICEaBLE OyERCOAT for 81;
~ can't be beat anywhere fer the money; at A.
BE- a sfRArs. II us Eli bEA' LII SUITS al SO
E'ACTS WHICH HAVE BEEN DEMONSTRA-
TED: That you can buy the very best Clothing
Cloth;er. A sTEAUs. '-- '-' ~ O'''''''
DRESS SUITS. MADE EQUAL TO CUSTOM
- WORK, $50, worth $50 Cali and see them, at
A STRACS.
L'XTRAORDINARY BARGAINS to he had in
Il Oyercoats OF all styles. at A STkAUS'.
ROYS' SUITS. for scloo. and dress from 81 to
- Sl2; large assortment to select from, al A.
ID sls; they are beyond doubt worth s2s; at A
0E b ss S1G who want to save
E-arvel OF Cheapness- A STRAUS.
CTOP AND LOOK at SThAUS' $40 Elysian Bea
- Yer Oyercoat.
IIAvE YOU SEEN those nobby Chincliilla over
coats fer SIS: If not, yOu should see them, as
had only at A STRAUS'.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH wORSTED AND
u CASHMERE PANTS, to suit all tastes and
pockets, at A. STRACS'.
y the thing for those who wish 20 buy good. ser
'iceable suit for little money. at A. STRAUs'.
THE GREAT RUSH AT A. sTRArs' for those
stylish Chesterfield Suits still continues.
THOSE WHO WISH To ECONO8IIZE in pur
chasing their Clothing should not fail to cali at
A. STRAUS' before going elsewhere.
DOUBLE,BREASTED SQUARE CUT FROCK
~ COATS and VESTS, handsome patter rs large
assortment. Call and see them, at \. SrRAUS'.
YOUTHS BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS, in
great variety OF styles and patterns, at A.
STRAUS'-
CTRAUS' ENGLISH WORSTED OyERCOAT;
y nothing like il i'll the city be found only at A.
STRAUS'.
A FULL LINE OF CHILDREN'S SUITS. hand
~ somely trimmed and made UP III the latest STYLE
from $3.50 up, at A. STRAUS'.
IVLSTERS To SUIT AND FIT the LARGEST as well
L as the smallest man. at STRAUS'
THOSE WITH WHOM MONEY Is AN OBJECT
i should not fail to visit STRACS' before ronx
elsewhere, you from ~ to IS per cent on
all you buy.
Remember \. STRACS,
dec5tr lull PpunSV ania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11

The Oil Producers. Couur;I.

IIIt = IILt' IA, DOC. Il.-Tne prOducerS'
council convened Yesterday al : oi,lorE ana
again al =. Nothing but reports OF commuters
ana general business Were transacted. The
proposition IRON The standard company Will bs
olouslt up Today. The attendance at the
council IS very large, and the hotels are fun.
MI. LockwoGd and the committee on legislation
were clostied al the PaTShall H0,Iss, from
OcioIh tlil 10 last evening with about twenty
members OF the legislature from The western
district of Pennsylvania. The object OF the
meeting Is said TO have been To prevent a united
ioht Ia the legislature in favor OF the producers
against railroad discrimination. and 10 rhotgs. a
Speaker taNo Norable 10 their cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11

OFFICE OF E. A. MCINTYRE.
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
No. 91S + Street, opposite Masonic Temple.
WASHINGTON, d. C., Nov. 30, 1878.
The partnership heretofore existing between B I'll
Warner and my self having expired by limitation
take this mode of advising my friends aud the pub
lie generally that i have opened an Office at the
above address. where prepared to give NV at
tenion TO the Real Estate business Ill all lis details
estate approved collateral always be accom-
modated and those who have surplus funds 10 lna.
viii find me resdy to Siye tei- business pronp.
tenton and have The character of the security dill
gently inquired INTO.
Ny experience in this city and in Philadelphia in
matters concerning the Selling AMI Renting of Prop
critics has enabled me to perfectly systematic these
branches of the business. Persons placing large
many houses IN my care Wlli always be granted !,
Et rsl reduction III ruling rates. Houses For Rent
VIII be advertised Free of Charge, and il all
where furnish tenant / will if need be, protect
the interests Of the landlord before Ju..s of the
Peace charging nothing for my legal services and
sharing with the owner the usual expense in stll-
noniDs and ejectLg a tenant
Particular attention Will be given to the manaya-
ntent Of estates of nOi-residents Taxes will b.. ,.1
insurances effected, and needful repairs seen 10 al
lowest rates Returns Will DE made lmniatl.a
upon collection, or at stated intervals, desired
Thankful for past favors trust 10y due exercise
of poteness pronptDess. and accuracy, to cnntinu.
10 merit that ar-e share Of public atrOnaxe hereto
fore bestowed UPON NE.
Very res pectfuh. Z. A MCINTYRE
DON:SLly
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4 Bank Pre>ideut.~ Suicsda-

tiNtlNNATi. o.. Dec. ia special 10 the
He'd'", IRON Fndlay, o.. says: Hon. u. y. .Gage
eN-presidehi OF the Hancock Savings Bank Was
discovered IN bed yesterday morning with bul-
let hoie IN his right temple. A revolver was
found with one chamber empticd. lie is sup
posed 10 EaNe shot himself on account o1 bank
troubles. There is only very slight cdauea OF
his recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11

THE CASE OF the New York Elevated railroad
VS.. commissioners OF taxes came up yesterday
in the supreme court, i'm that city, under certi-
ofan proceedings to set aside the assessment
or 81 ,200, 600 as taxes on real estate made upon
the railroad In January, 1875. The company
claimed that they have not and never had any
real estate; that the right was given to the
company by the legislature to erect pillars on
condition that the company pay per cent on
Is net earning into the city treasury, viii IN
had been done quarterly, such payments being
considered as made In lieu OF taxation. The
case is still under argument, and no decision
will be given for several dayS
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kilograms to The Star.
>ERtat y RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
Seven Persons injured.

Co>Cosp. y. n Dee IA serious accident
c.tciled en- the Montreal railroad last evening
~ >tNahs rails, about a mile and a half above
East concord. I'm cOnSeuuenca OF a washo,lt
'&o>td by the heavy Tain OF Yesterday As the
tt'hlhN through mail 10 Montreal. consisting
q siii"hli ha.c .cglGe and mail ear I clmhlned
'tiiG passenger and Pullman cars were pasSin
over. Tie engine and tender were preciritat. /
CON n an enloanSment about one hundred and
E1tH leet nom the road. The baggage car strplrk
into the side NJ the waShoIS and tel,,Sroppd ,nto
the passenger car next behind In tine usssen
ger ear We're some four people. and ia the snok-
ing car eight or nine. In the ht--aye ,ar
wele only tMo persons. neither of WON ySet
injured Soi IL seN en- persons werp IA iura,i bur
none 1ataiiA. % Tar as We can leafu. Dn tha
same road al 1ilton, waShout n'c1rred N,,>-
teltiay evening. and the Warren railroad br dgc
was carried away.
4 EEiehiful Smash.up-TNo kil,s,
and Several Wounded.
bElIow> FANS. vt. Dec. il.-AbDut quar-
Ter past O'Clock last night an accident occurred
on The Rutland division OF the Central Vermont
tail1ad about two miles south OF Barnnvtlle,
IN which two persons Were Instantly killed
another was fatally AID a numbar Seriously
injured \ culVert had been undermined by
me heaNy rain which prevailed yesterday The
SApieSs tain which left Boston at > O'Clock n M
leil TINS place on time, and proceeded rather
.autioIsN as II approached fine culNerr and the
Il. ~ mum aion OF danger was the precipitation
vi tiie Whole train, consisting OF n loremoftye
one baggage ear and one passenger car into tbe
gun. Ihe stream. though usually a small one
was swoi'cn largely last night. aud the cult
'p''' W itNA lH N'llHtH- lle Pny1lppr-
y l. l'ratt-had his collar bone broken and
was otherwise bruised. Fireman Eiw'd nayIS.
OF Rutland WAS instantly killed; Kip Ric.s. bag
gage master. was probably fatally intunri.
Frank Kemp. OF Bellows Falls. United States
and canada express messenger. was Instantly
hlied. mere were only eight passengers on
ne traln: Mrs. Harriet Halelton Slightly
bruised; Flora Davis. her granddaughter.
nhSef broken, and four Others more or les
niuNed. The engine was thrown clear across
Ihe cHasm and the baggage and eN,rresS cars
lay on top OF it, in the middle OF the stream. the
passenger car hangs on the edge or The chasm-
one-third OF il hanging over
Railroad bridge SWEEPS AWAY.
TORT JKRNIS. y. ", Dec. 1l.-1ne New York
ahuimtnt Of the Barrett suspension bridge m.
lhlS place WAS carried away at . O'Clock this
morning. cutting Off communication with pil,.
county. Pa. The entire structure VIII probably
oe destroyed. The river haS risen about - feei
We highest known for many years. The loss 20
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eE-Th public debt of Virginia hearing
interest is s29, ,Sa0, ,s26 with l4I deferred
interest.
sF Every man in the yellow fever district who
didn't die Is now running for the Office OF some-
body who odid-tLouisritte Cosr. Jour.
ed part OF the state militia to Breathitt ceun-
ty 10 suppress the noting there.
sE Cock-nghts and hcr,e races are taxed at
Vera Cruz, Mexico,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11

PRISONER SHOT DEAD BY GEORGIA NOR
A mcD broke the jail at Bainbridge Ga. at 2 n
named Vim: Cooper, confined for the atrocI0us
murder OF John McGaughey, prominent cifi.
zen. Cooper had previously been wounded bg
a mob. but escaped and was taken to jaii for
protection, 1 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11

I. s. MINISTER FOSTER gave q THANKSGIVING
ball at tie legation in the City of Mexico
Thanksgiving night. Two hundred persons
We're present, including President Diaz, the din.
lomatic corps and many congressman The
Thanksgiving proclamation of President HayeS
Was read In Spanish. Mr.. Foster, in speech
returned thanks for donations to the yellow fe-
yer fund -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11

$4,000 FOR THE Y. NJ. c. A.-The will of the
late Joseph b. Eaton, who for sixty years was
leaves $4,000 to the Young Mems Christian
tnlon upon condition that with this sum there
shall be raised sufficient additional amount to
leaNe the institution free OF debt. These condI-
tonS can be readily complied with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11

~~ HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON
SELL BARsTow's CELEBRATED
CRYSTAL FIREPLACE STOVE,
which in beauty Of desi2n and efficiency in opera
ton Is unsurpassed and the MAYFLOWER, which
heats Up stairs and down stairs and is no. equae IN
heating power; also, the MODEL, a double iliumi-
hated stove the best of the Baltimore hsaers-au at
Yrlces lower than ever offered.
3l7 9TH ST. NV, NEAR THE AVENUE,
Furnace. Range and Plumbing House. and only
Manufacturers OF Slate Mantels in the city noy6-tr
~. MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
1929 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUA
eCDA and MINERAL WATERS on drauyht all
Blue Lick Bedford and Bethesds Waters by the
FalloD. Octlltr
FOR COUGHS. COLDS. BRONCHITIS,
tS &c. use the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
kEATlN0'S
COUGH
LOZFNGES
Tested fo- over 50 years Relief speedy and certain
Sold by all druggists. Price 80 cents.
T.. FOCGERA x Co, AGENTS.
oct3Qw,f II ,Gm New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11

SHOOTING IN TENNEssEE.-Joe Devinney shot
and killed John Harrell, Monday night seven
miles north OF Memphis, Tenn. HaTrell, who
belonged 10 gang OF deSperadoes went 10
Deyinneys residence, called him out and pre-
seDting pistol to his head, said he had a death
warrant for him and his brother. Deyinney
went into his house. and procuring a shot gun
killed HaITell as he sat on his horse with his
pistol still i'm his hand. The coroners Jury No,
turned a verdict OF tustinable homicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11

SHIPwREcKs.-Theb brig VIM Mallory, of Nys-
tic, Conn.,, Capt. Thos. c. Forsyth from Buenos
four miles south OF signal service station. cane
Hatteras, n. e.. The crew OF nine men Ana fhe
captain and wife were saved. The barkeutfne
II miles south OF the station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11

STORMS AND FLOODS.-Accounts from Penn
Sylvania and Virginia announce high water In
all the streams from the long continued rains,
and serious floods are anticipated. AT Lynch
burg, Va, the James river had risen eight feet.
and similar rise had taken place in the
Iehigh river at Mauch Chunk. The gale was
also very heavy on the jersey coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11

MASKED AssAssINs Oh Sunday surrounded a
house near Suma,erville, in Texas, and threw a
torpedo into the dwelling. Upon the family
rushing out they were fired at. John Stull, the
owner, and Rufus Smith were killed. and Mrs.
Smith and baby were wounded. The assassins
are lot known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11

AN EDITORIAL FIGHT. In Fredericksburg.
Va, yesterday, w. s. White, editor OF the Semi-
Hrekfy Recorder, assaulted r. b. Merchant ed
it0r OF the Virginia Star, with q coWhide. strik-
ing several blows. They then come together.
blows with fists being interchanged, when they
were separated by friends. The assault grew
out OF charge made by the Recorder Concern
Ing the editorial conduct OF the Star and the
0ars reply to the same. The parties were ar
rested and put under bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11

THE SUGAR IMPORTERS and refiners OF New
Jrk have adopted resolutions opposing the
lange in the sugar tariff proposed by Secre-
tlry sherman as unjust The rates proposed
amounting to 50 or 60 per cent. on the value, are
said TO be excessive and unreasonable, and
Should be reduced at least one-half in Justice to
the consumers and to avoid frauds and under.
valuation.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IL
f~ iArTENTIcN, CABINET MAKERs:.
k.teu.b.r I2,h at Bergmans Hal. corner sth and
T. # Sst S Masers + T %M Mia MAL1kR Chairman
ea DISTRICT Or CoJ.UMBlA HoR1I;UL-
h. e - eI 5fdT loH1 g hgti2T Of The S2s;ety Nj
1875, at y. O'Clock at No G32 Prnnsyyania avenue
northwest Professor THoNas TAYLOR will deliver
A rterested sr r,iiv ayi1ed H ia sttad
Il ''"2 by orsr: CHAS. A. BALL. Sc, y.
- SPECIAL. NOTICE-An having goods de-
"a oaD or commission. and which is overdue.
hereby hot.fed To- renew OF redeem the sane before
Tihlic suc,ion on and after MONDAY. December
70. n At tier "fi"e cor. 10tl and d sts dec93t
WHLl:E 10 Buy CHRIS rNIAS CANDIES
The best place 20 b1y them is tue Confectionery
s,eIe l2,f' renn'a avenue nde= The present reli
he sold cheaTer than formerly. dec.-GJ'
F SERIAL AND SAVINGS B;ILDING
Ass0gIAIioSmSLsoSD ~ m SCI SERIESMrns y ii
WEDNESDAY, 1lth inst, al Hal M. 6t5 iih st
st4sa Pn Pn 6 or 9 e3rs In ns sass asss Re sab
each The ASSOCIATION is N very foarishng con
shaTred i0 JAMES 5 EDWAFps; rfesiient ss1n' Is
JAS FRASER Treasurer SS; Gl5 6 i.
R911GY H2+RFsS 2IPt HFt ~ THE NoEIH
COMPASI residing IN the District. are respectfully
gs ss @ G s orp.e 1PS s q 6salsea a4 at @ers @
TIER IRE nliUms WI hsreafteE hs payable
p NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS
WAsHINGTON ASp ALKXANDRIA TURSPIkE
viii be held at the office Of Francis L. Smith, esq,
eCrEsr Wolf and It. Asaph streets. AIxaniril, Va,
Election for President and DireetGTs same day and
81 u, 4,S5ar2 ~
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CARRIAGE ROBES.

d 3.50 CARRIAGE ROBES.
sl2.OO 1.-THE BEST ASS lRTMENT IN Tak
II CITY.
III Also,
HOisSE COVERS aud BLANKETs.
from 81 up, zt the
POPULAR HARNESS and TRUNK FACTORY OF
JAMES TOPHAM.
l36 SeuemfA street,
Adjoining Old kellows' Hall
Turks Covered and Repaired Promptly. oct2Sr'
T,HF FRENCH HAIR WORK MANUFACTURE NG
i ESTABLISHMENT. 6I6 Ninth a., opp. 4. s.
p.fent Cface Gentleniens and Ladies' Wixs sod at
very Low figure all goods warranted decfly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11

A JOKE THAT DIDN'T WORD WELI.-Joseph
Iiatliam tried TO scare his sisters at Hillside
station, on tue Pennsylvania railroad, nifty
miles from Pittsburg Friday night, by passing
h1mSelf on as tramp. and was Sh Dt dead by
che Cf them,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11

ENGLaNDs INDIAN AHAY.-it was stated In the
House OF Commons yesterday that tie govern
ment was not sending any troops from En- gland
but that the Indian army was to b incrpI sc |
by 1900 men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-11

IT Has BEEN DECIDED to appoint Jerry Muir
ply TO be l. = marshal for the southern district
or Alabama in place OF j. 7. Baker the present
incumbent.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24
Arizona Silver Belt.
rasr.aas. ..r.s.er es. M
l. ..s.NsIE I,sI.ssl g.1.aNas .I...
A.essl Rs~iAsisssar lsarIsian with Sew
 AoTk Ezis1s oi kars.

goSrsspessisacs q t1s Ase lork crapdis. la Ille American exhbit eiu scy- eral eauusd corn beei manufacturer. ..,-c l....k.ng vigorous effort io nro- duce this sprcialty to Euopean ,lou0t uRai ever come Into general usc hers in it's present form. l fvunu this doubt on the. Co me. apparent q ure il ksench gastronomy that taat saltel meats arc little eaten, aI lcast lr France. And besides there are SD many different styles of pre- scrve,l meat h use here. All over Paris Is found certain dsscrDtimi of shop iu winch these are kept. For ,, reN cents Yon may buy pate tt foie gras, veal plbue, sausage of half U dazeu varieties, and a,iozen other salietes of spiced aud preserved meats The principal reeommeuda- ton of our eorned beef may be its cllcapness. IL affords only one style of taste. The French are both yer satIle and hckle in this respect. Even among the common people the palate IS pleased by 8 far greater diversity of methods than IS common with us. It was an American's remark one day in my hearing: Well, I never saw so many shops devoted to differ  ent surts of eating and drinking be- fore as l find in Paris. In almost every block inhabited by tue laLoring classes wIll be found one or two notherly old danes, making living by frying potatoes and sometimes h>h A penny buys plate of fried potatoes. good measure. The work naH or wurkwoman hero Ends cheap relish to his or her bread and wine. Every housewife know that fried potatoes are a troublesome dish Thet require previous peeling ,sliclng, frying-all of winch mean time and labor. There is one woman whose whole time IS devoted to this one culinary product, who fries all the potatoes needed for an entire block, and who fries them better and cheap CT than could be done in the family. Again many of the shops where fresh lneat-is sold keep also bullion and various prepared dishes. Now boull- lon of good quality is simply beef tea, and you may realize tue ldrant- age the Paris laborer has over ours, when if temporarily indisposed or his appetite capricious, { for laborers in common with lawyers and professors have their days of feeling poorly g when the forces refuse to act with their usual spring and yigor, he may for five cents refresh himself with a bowl of this liquid nourish- ment.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-24
Applica r Patent
INITeD SrALEs LAND OFFICE.


 FLORENCE, .A. T., Aug. q, lSl8.
 Notice Is hereby given. that benjamin N Reagan, by his attorney 10 facI, John j De vine, whose residence lS ia Florence, PinaI county, Arizona, has this day made appliel- ton for ratrnt to the tiLiJlSE LEDGE : MINE, situated in the Globe District, Pinal ! county, Ariz0na, and bOuNdcd. as follows io-wit, as certified by the Surveyor General | of the United states for said Territory . ' Commencing at a monument about three feet high, built of copper orc and Sittisted n the top of Globe hill, on large nsSs Of iron and copper crOppingss being Iiic initial point ei the Globe Ledge and Globe mining tlaIns said monument being siEua about one mile north of Globe Clts. Pinal couusy, Ari- z0Ra Territory, thence N. 24 If degrees A ' (va. i3 G. 20 m. E.) 454 I-2 chains lo mcnu- ment of stones and eHrth abo1t thrce and half feet nigh, marked ''G. Ls. i and s(i. 4 said monument IS situated on the north west slope Of the Globe hill, about lUO ysrtis from the bend in the Ramb0z trail, and is tlie northeast corner of this survey and the northwest corner of the Globe mining claim: thence 5. 54 n degrees " (ya. l3 q. % ln. E.l zz. ls chains 10 a monument of stones about four feet high, marked ''G. l.. 2. {" said monument is Sltflated on the northwest Slopc 0f Che Globe hili. and is the northwest cOrnrr of this survey thence S. z4 Ii degrees D. Iva. l3 d. 20 ll. E. 4.5f 4-2 chains np the hiIi 70 a monument ot stones four feet high, said  monument being situated on the southwest cnsl of Globe hill, and is the southwest center end monument of this survey; thence S. 24 "A degrees E. (ya. D q. 20 n. E.} f54 l-f chains down the hill to q stone monument four feet high, marked ssG. A g." said mon umcnl s situated on the go nth slope of the Globe hsl and or the east side of the Ram boz tTaii, and IS the southwest corner Of this survey, thence N. 51 i4 degrees J. tya. I3 d 20 D. E.l 2. 8 chains ai0ng the line of tile Enterloper claim Co a monument of stones and earth about three and 9 half feet bigh, marked ss(j l.. 37 on the northwest si4e and ..6iobe on ihe northeast sitie, said monument being situated neaT the bolgom of the gulch known as the Alice slhch and is the south west corner of this survey and the southwest corner oi Che Globe mining claim, thence 24 l-f degree. v tga. lSd 20 m. E.l 4.s4l-2 chains up hili to the place of beginnings con .ainng 2p z4-i00 acres Adverse claims, i any must be Sled in tsii> office within sixty iavs of this dale, or they will be barred by an NAfi4ES D BOSTON.
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