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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-25
IMMENSE AhTI.RAILROAD MASS MEET.
ING In VIRGINIA.!
THE COMSTOCK ABLAZE WITH IN
DIGNATION !!
TINE PEOPLE DEMAND THE PASSAGE
OF THE WOODBURY. BILLiIf

About 8 o'clock last evening We received
the following dispatch
VIRGINIA CITY, Feb 24-7:5O P. M.
To MORNING APPEAL: A big anti-rairoad
meeting is being held here.
Col. Bob Taylor is addressing about two
thousand people.
ALI present are very bitter in their express
mons regarding the action of the Committee
Of Fourteen B.
About half an hour later we received the
following:
VIRGINIA, Feb. 24-8:04 P. N.
CARsoN APPEAL: Big anti-railroad mass
meeting in front of Odd Fellows building
here tonight.
The excitement and enthusiasm are ire
zaendous.
Woodburn bill S. D.
STILL LATER
At $50 F. NJ the following was received;
VIRGINIA, Feb. 24-9:1O P. M.
CARSON APPEAL: 1t is proposed to send a
procession of one thousand men to Carson
30 morrow.
Contributions of wagons and teams are
pouring in.
The people are thoroughly reused.
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+ | r E!

About half past seven o'clock last night the
dwelling owned and occupied by Michael
stroyed by fire. Branley is a wiper in the
round house Weare sorry to learn that his in
surance policy lapsed about three months since.
This misfortune falls with peculiar severity
gpon Branley and his family, which consists
of his wife and six little children. The house
and most if not all the contents were con-
sumed. The Warrens got on the first water
and did excellent service.
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BENEFIT OF MISS LIZZIE INGLES

Don't forget that next Thursday evening,
Feb. 9th, Miss Lizzie Ingles will be the re-
sipient of a benefit rendered her by her many
warm friends and leading citizens of Carson,
who admire her ability as an actress and de-
pertinent as lady of culture and unexcep-
Sionable character. She will be ably assisted
BY the local talent of our own and sister
city of Virginia The bill offered for the eve
aing will consist of comedy, farce, songs, say
Ings, resolutions, etc. We wish the young
lady every success.
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Mayhugh moved to reconsider the vote by
which it passed. Carried.
On motion of Mayhugh the House refused
to concur in the amendment made By the
Senate.
House then went into Committee of the
Whole and considered the following bills:
The Lewis railroad bill 100 was introduced
by Allen and passage recommended.
Assembly bill 1O3-To pay the Elko indian
war claims. Passage recommended.
Senate bill $50 increase the salary Of
the Governors Private Secretary. Reported
adversely.
Assembly bill 91-To pay the claim of the
the assessor of Elko comfy. Reported ad.
versely.
Assembly bill Ito provide for the sup.
plying the Capitol and Orphans Home with
water Favorably
Assembly bill 44-To provide for drum.
mers license. Adversely.
Assembly bill 112-To regulate fares aud
freights on local railroads.
Assembly bill 116-For relief of Mrs.
Whitford. Amended to give her 500 aud
leave out appropriation for II. w. Putnam
favorably.
Assembly bill 123-To purchase 800 copies
of Homographic Chart, adversely.
Committee then arose and reported as in.
structed.
Adjourned at 4:15 P. NJ
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ALWAYS AHEAD.

Instead of waiting for the Of the before got.
ting goods take pleasure to inform our patrons
that have just received Complete New Stock Of Dress
Goods and exquisite Fancy Goods which offer at such
remarkably low prices that they would induce the
stingy father and husband dive down for his bottom
dollar.
We have received consignment of One Hundred Cloak
with positive instructions to close them at any price,
and will do it. MRS. }. SHEYER d co.
Carson, January %, 1879. do
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Accomplishment Day.

| REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
By Underwood, from Committee on State
Institutions, favorably on bill to amend State
Orphans Home Act also, favorably on bill
to provide for election of Warden of the
States Prison Also favorably on bill to reg
ulate salaries of clerks; also, favorably on bill
to provide a seal for Land office
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Hanna-That as the Journal Clerk has
resigned his position, and the office is there
fore vacant, the House proceed to fill the va
cancy. Carried.
The Speaker announced that nominations
were now in order.
Hanna nominated H. H. Tucker.
Mayhugh nominated VIM. Alperson.
Shakespeare nominated E. McFadden.
Plummer nominated VIM Ricord
On the third ballot Mr. Alperson was de-
clared elected.
Mayhugh moved that Mr.. Allen procure
from Mr. Watt the WOODBURY. bill on freights
and fares and submit the same to the House
Immediately. Carried.
The hour for the special order, the consid-
Grafton of Harlow's State printing bill, having
arrived, was taken up. Mr.. Harlow ex-
planned that the bill was intended to establish
on the part of the State an Office wherein to
do the State work, and he believed it would
work to the advantage of the State in a tinan-
cial point.
Shakespeare desired futher information on
the subject. He had understood that the
Smith, of Storey, favored the bill, as he |
believed in keeping the money in the State
Fisk thought it should pass as matter of |
justice to printers.
Taylor favored the bill on the same grounds |
and at length, and produced figures to prove
that under the bill contemplated saving of
about $1,000 for two years to come can be
calculated upon from the present contract
price. Passed unanimously.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Price-To pay Jerry Schooling for cop
wing reports. Referred to Committee on Con-
.ingent Expenses.
BY Price-Requesting the Senate to return
he deficiency appropriation bill for the Sec
'etary of States Office. Carried.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Smith, of Storey-To amend the Act
providing for legislative supplies. Referred
o Committee on State Institutions.
By Morrison-To provide for the destruc-
ion of noxious animals Gives bounty for
filing coyotes, so cents each wildcats, 81,
nd California lions, 50. Referred to Com
nittee on Agriculture.
By Ferguson-To protect the agricultural
interests of the State-a fence law. Referred
0 Committee on Agriculture.
By Lyon, of White Pine-To provide for
alling extra terms of Court for trial of GER f
ain cases. Referred to Judiciary Committee. I
By Wilson-To amend the Act authorizing Q
he payment of rewards in certain cases. Pro c
ides for rewards in cases of killing highway Il
len.
Recessed at II NJ. for one hour.
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RIGHT ON THE RECORD.

Senator Kaiser does not mean to have his
position misunderstood. Yesterday he rose
IN his place and requested to have his name
added to the minority report of the Commit
tee of Fourteen. All honor to such faithful
adherence to pledge and principle
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-25

Reconvened at 1 P. M, President in the
chair
Senator Kaiser asked and was granted leave
to sign the minority report from the Commit
tee of Fourteen.
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THE HYERS' SISTERS TONIGHT.

The troupe whose title is indicated above,
and who have been already made the object
Of conspicuous mention through the columns
of the MORNING APPEAL, will appear at the
Carson Opera House tonight. We note by
reference to the box sheet that the house is
50 be a full one
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFIBhNOON
Reconvened at P NJ, President in the
| chair
Senator Kaiser asked and was granted leave
to sign the minority report from the Commit
tee of Fourteen.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Doolin-To create the Office of State
Seaer of Weights and Measures, and to es-
tablish standard of weights and measures
Referred to Committee on Ways and Means.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution relative to
requesting the Governor to return Assembly
bill IA, to amend Orphan Home Act, for cor
rection, concurred in.
Smiths (of Eureka) Assembly bill 111-To
regulate the sale of opium. Referred to
Committee on Public Morals.
Prisk's Assembly bill 1O5-In relation to
special taxes. Providing for collection of
school taxes. Referred 10 Committee on
Education.
GENERAL PILE.
Smiths Assembly bill $50 provide for
the greater security of life by the use of
safety cages i'll shafts where cages are used.
Farrell read communication from one of
his constituents giving reasons why the bill
should not pass unless amended.
Cassidy and Schultz both spoke in favor of
the safety cages, as did also Creswell and
Stewart, Passed-yeas, 20; noes, 1.
Boardman sent up petition tout of order)
from a majority of citizens of Humboldt
asking the passage of bill to regulate fares
and freights.
Mayhugh's Assembly bill ITO amend the |
Act relative to sale of public lands. Passed |
yeas, 81; noes, 1.
Lambs Assembly bill 7O-To abolish the
'fice of County Superintendent of Schools
6; noes, Is.
Gallagher's Senate bill $50 regulate the
organization of the State militia. Indefinitely
Substitute for Assembly bill 63-To pro-
'ide for use of convict labor, and to reward
,ood conduct by Communication of sentence
'assed-yeas, is; noes, 4.
Boardman's Senate bill 113-To amend the
Act in relation to partition fences. Passed
cas-, Ia; noes, z.
Boardman's Senate bill 114-To amend the
Act regulating proceedings in civil cases.
Provides that testimony may be taken by
commission on affidavit. Passed-yeas, IS;
oes, 8.
Boardman's Senate bill $50 provide for
ne purchase of Hawley's Digest and Saw
er's Reports.
Cassidy moved to lay on the table. Carried.
Stewards Senate bill 115-To create a
oard of County Commissioners. Ordered en-
rossed.
Powning moved (out of order) that the
enate 60 into Committee of the Whole to
'nsider the salary bill, No. 49, Carried.
Chair appointed the President pro tenn,
I'd the bill was Immediately taken up.
loved that when the committee arise it re- Z
'rt favorably on the bill with amendments.
dopted.
Gaston's Assembly bill 19--Relativs to in !
rporation of railroads, was then taken up :
! motion of Boardman. Providing for @
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Reconvened at P. NJ, the Speaker in the
Chair.
Harlow was granted leave of absence for
the day.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Senate bill 1O3-To amend the wild game
Act. For the accommodation of Smith, of
Storey, was referred to Committee on Ways
and Means.
By Taylor-To regulate gambling. May
hugh moved to reject. Carried, ayes %,
noes 20.
GENERAL FILE.
Stewards Senate bill 70-To protect the
interest of owners in mining stock Passed,
ayes 26, noes 10.
Assembly bill 95-To encourage the sinking
of artesian wells Ordered engrossed.
Assembly bill 115-To create current ex-
pense fund for Nye county. Senate amend
ment was non-concurred in.
Senate bill 102-To grant power over gifts
to Directors of Orphans Home Passed
Senate bill 1O3-To regulate salaries of
clerks. Lost; ayes 2, noes AZ.
Assembly bill 102-To amend the Act rel
ative to Attorney General. Ordered en-
crossed.
Assembly bill 1O4-To provide for election
of State Prison Warden by the people Or
dered engrossed.
n Message from the Governor returning AS
sembly bill relative to Chinese labor as re-
quested.
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EPISCOPAL FAIR.

The Ladies' Fair and Festival was . great
success. This is indicated in the returns
which foot up about 81 500 clear profits
This will lift the load of debt off the church
and relieve the ladies of burdensome re-
sponsibility.
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A MESSAGE for A. L. Spencer Tin care of G.
Ready remains at the Western Union Tels-
graph Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-01
sep1-eo&ds JOHN E. NORRIS Trustee
Q,Hos. Z. wAaaAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRIsTEEs' SALE OF UNEMPLOYED PROP.
ERTY AND UNFINISHED BUILDINGS, THE
LOTS FRONTING on BOUNDARY. YER
MONT MONT, ANENgE. Q. Wand NINTH STREETS
By virtue Of deed of trust dated March II
2Sth. 1878. and recorded in Lber No $50, W>
folio 81 Of the land records Of the District Off
thereby, the undersigned Trustee will sell at public
anctlon, IN front Ct the premises, on WEDNES-
Day, Sept 10TH 1879, at O'Clock NJ, lots 80 to 70,
beth Inclusive. Of George Ballochs subdivision of
part Of square $780, the same is recorded in Libsr
H X, at ioiio 29l Of the records in the office Of
the Surveyor of the District of Columbia, said sub
division comprising lots to 26, inclusive Of prior
subdivision made by O. Riley of the whole Of said
square, except lots and 2! and recorded in Liber
r L. H.. at folio n. Of said Surveyors records by
which latter description they conveyed in said
ceed of rust
Some OF said lots are improved by buildings in an
unfinished condition.
Terms of sale: OIe-fourth cash; residue in Elk.
twelve eighteen and twenty four months at elk per
cent interest secured to the Trustee;
all cash at option of purchaser. 800 deposit on
each lot will be required when bid is accepted, and
all nveyancins and recording at cost OF the pur
chaser. If terms Of sae not complied with in five
days The Trustee reserves the right to resell at the
aUg3G-dkds THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN, Trustee
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
- EsTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER X STREET AND CONNECTICUT

$s5 ~ = !ss ssSs e
5 Of s Of the dn D.
Ss psssea q 9 the 32 e, az
IN cause No 62Ol, Equity docket 49, wherein George
3 PEPPER s complainant and Alexander Shep-
her ct a. are ida and BY direction Of the
hs basgs ss st brsnsas to h
p N til. following described Real Essste, situate in
the City Of Washington District Of Oolumbs to wit
and sTo and Soanasa ssd
described as follows. VIZ: Beginning at point on
t43 IL fee east of the southwestern of said
square, aud running thsnoe west on street forty:
westerly along the line Of Connecticut avenn. about
line OF ortsinA lot ;punoered three (sl, ia said
square; thence northe asser,y and at right angles
three ot to ae Ge q ssa lot
due north from the point of beginning, and thence
all the improvements. ways. easements. rights priv
ieees and appurtenSnces to the came belonging, or
Terms Ct SALE prescribed by said deed of trust,
as lows, viz; The SUM Of twenty thousand dol
lars, with interest thereon at the rate OF nins per
cent. rer anhnm In twelve months after the day OF
takenS and the balance at twenty four and thirty.
bearing interest at the of ak per oentum
per annum from the day Of sale. and secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold shall be taken
deposit of one thousand dollars shall be required
kQf the purchaser at the time Of sale, and all convey
noing shall be at the expense OF the purchaser II
five days from the day Of SALE the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property az the risk and cost
Of the defauting purchaser after ten days notice
In the Evening Star newspaper.
WILLIAM 81. Philip rrnstaaa
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON,S Ai'AeOooo
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucti0neer. 1yl6-d&ds
sHTHE ABOVE BALE IS POSTPONED, by
order OF Court, until the 9TH SEPTEMBER,
A. D., 1879, at the same hour and place.
WILLIAM 81. PHILIP, n.,
JAMES n. JOHN6TON.5 Irussees'
3y30. ,augl, "a III. 10 ,sepe,8.9,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO BAILROAD.
THU GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line 20 the
North, Northwest, West

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIL GREAT D0gBLE TRAoK.
worth and H soatSs::t. west
To take 'fft E szHVAHa'Kx HfH1 "a 1ss
Ese IL Or &aasse 70 s1s sSeSs
Sssiiss i; ssj5f Ridge and IL ~asas
mont. strasburs. Winchester. Hsserstdw w. Freds-
riss snd way Eis Resy9 and ,.nre r,nr...
si9 sm-Roint q Rocks Ked%oRt stFasburs.
Baltimore Ia; Express. Parlor car to New York and
s:35 q mist Louis, Chicago, Columbus and
Pittsburgh Express Frederick, Hagerstown and
ssasz saesp a 'es
y! :Ss = %@soa sunday oniS-Ssisimors. Annapo-
10 90 a m.-Balt,mose kzpress. Stops at Blsdens-
don, Jessup's and Hanover.
12;l0I m-Baltimore. Annapolis. kltoott City
rq s,oSe Yo11, Philadelphia and Boston
sDma. sn SnRg Va sasn and Way
80 p. m.-Baltimore, Bladensbnrg, and Laurel
E91press Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
z:sS m;mtRoin. q Roche Treds5ics Hssers
Point Of ROCKS saa Wy Stations only. m -. ~
80 p mt-tPHIIApELpHIA. NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Sun
day Norfolk Passengers taken In the cars direct to
b st cano Stops at s W.H and Laurel
TOO p. n-tBaltimore and Way Stations.
SAC .. m;--tBALTIMORE EXPRESS. ELLIOTT
o sas .n@fGHicAao, COLUMBUS AND PITTS.
pittsburgh except bqnday.l -
1915 p: m:-fNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS Stops at Bade1,e-
burg and Laurel. Sleeping car to New York. aud
special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
IL 90 D. mist Louis and Cincinnati Express.
Pullman Cars.
fDaiIy. tHunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply st tho Baltimore
and Ohio ,cket Offices, Washington Btation, and
6O3 619 and 1895 Pennsylvania avenue where orders
will be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
at any point In the city. w. NJ OLEMENTS.
Master OF Transportation
l. N COLE, Gsperrl Ticket Agent
GEO kOOETZ, General Agent. myl7tr
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T T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE. No. 1916 K STREET NORTH WESr.
irg date the Goth day of February. 1877, and E9!
rec M amohn .nS aHa records o. sne ~.
request OF the holder OF the note WIN sell at public
OF September, 1879 at O'Clock pm, the west part
Of lot number %. In square number &c. situate in
BEGINNING for the same at the northwest corner Of
SAID said lot and running thence east. with the south
nalf inches thence south twenty one feet; thence
east three and one.half inches thence south sixty
ore feet thence west sixteen feet thence north
eiphty-two feet, with the east liue of ten. foot
alley, to The Place OF beeinLing together with the
improvements thereon, consisting Of three-stOry
brick dwelling and premises.
Terms Of sale Onethird cash; balance in six,
twelve ard eighteen months, with interest at tue
rate of seven per cent, deferred payments to be
secured by deed OF trnst on the property sold or
chaser viii be required to pay $!08 cash at time Of
sale. An conveyancns at cost of purchaser. Terms
Of sale to be con piled with in FIVE days
aug20. %. n, 30,sep1 3. e. DOUGLASS, Trustee
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DIED..

B1TTINGER. On Sunday morning. August 81.
1879, after short illness, DR.. CHARLES BIrTIN0x1
at his residence No. l424 9th street northwest agoo
twenty-seven years
The fre nds OF the family are requested 70 sSten0
the funeral services, ut the Westminkfer Pfes0y-
teI ian church It'll street southwest, on Weoneeoey
September Sd at 8 O'Clock.
CRkYNEY. On Sunday, Ausuet 81. 1873. Of hall
past len a. IN OATHARINE A, vie OF Curtis Ohey-
Ley.
brother jos w. De Neane. No. rs street n. ",
TUESDAY, Sept moer ID, ct three o'clock
OLU6KEY. On the Slst of August, 1879, KATE
ds ulhter of the late Q. b. C.uskey.
Funeral services At 4O7 Fourth street northwest
to- morrow, the ID instant, at 10 O'Clock am.
MILLER. On Sunday, August 81 1879, ss Is
N nu;es past p. N ALICE V. MILLER, in her thif-
ty oId ys ar.
FpLeral or Tuesday, at o. M, from North Capt.
tol NJ L. Church Friends of the family are ror
spt CT ully invited TO attend.
eELDEN. Suddenly, August So 1879 NJ a. N
OF ne art disease, JAM KS SELpEN.
Ere ncs OF the family respectfully invited 10
attend hls funeral from his late residence 1ol0 lnth
ttrtef northwest, at 10 Q. m. Tuesday.
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DECEIVER'S SALE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF
IL DhY GOODS; &c; C0NIAINED IN STORE
sTodR 0 Of FGRN1 hTh dso T kEkY,
Stones, HORSE. WAGON: CARRIAGE AND
BRIDGE sTREET. GKORGEToWN. B. q. %
BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court "a
of tie District OF Columbia, passed in equity W
cause No 1868, shall sell at auction, on the ~
premises, No. l13 Bridge street. GEORGETOWN. u
d. O., a lot Of Dry Goods and Fancy Millinery com
mencing at 10 O'Clock m. on THURSDAY, Sept 4
1872 and at No SO Bridge t;set, Geolgstown
cry and Notions, Horse Carriage, Wagon, NJ, on
SATQRD AY, Sept 9th, 1879, commencing al 10
o'clock I'm. Terms of sale, caah.
y. G. LOVEJOY, Receiver.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts auS26-d
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TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE, BEING PORTION OF TRACT GALL
ED BELLEVUE, ON THE RIVER ROAD,
ABOpT ~ MILES FROM GOVERNMENT
the goth day of July 1879. and recorded in f.
Llber No. 6SS, folio 404. of the land records .8@:A
tee will sell at public auction. on the prem. ses,
SATURDAY, the 9th day OF Ssp embsr, 1873 ct 4
O'Clock r all those parcels OF land in the county
Of Washington, d. c.. and known as lot D. contain
Ing AZ s6lO0 acres and the south part of lot A. con
tanning 26 acres For plat and fun description see
Cause No 1927 Ohancery. rules @, CT this District
zach lot will be offered IS paratey.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest at per
cent per annum, for which tn. notes OF the pur.
CURED or all cash. at option Of purchaser II terms
are rot complied with in FIVE days. Trustee reserves
chaser: a deposit Of @leV required on each lot
aug27-d&ds T. f. WAGiiAMAE Trustee
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l..
FOURTEENTH STREET.
Ply virtue of a Deed Of trust, dated October -
l4tn. A. D. 1876, and duly recorded in liOer 1.n3
no SO, folio 24S It seq, of the land ~A8.
cores for the District of Columbia. and at the re
quest of the psrty secured thereby, we Will cell at
,uhic auction; in front Of the premises on WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th day Of September, A D. 1879. at
80 O'clock pm the following de crioed Real Es-
tate situate in Washington City. District of Co,um-
b!a, 10 wit Lot numbered sxty-fve 1861 in Wales
subdivision Of lots fifty t5ol and fifty-one t5p of
FenGsls subdivision of part Of square two hun
dred and forty two (242), having q frontage Of "a
feet on Rhode Island avenue. together with the i'm
:rosemeIts thereon. consisting OF threo-story and
basement Brick Dwelling
Terms: One quarter Of the purchase money, with
expeases Of sale in cash. and the balance in one a.
the purchaser, with interest at per cent and
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold viii
e sale. Al conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
Property will be sold subject to unpaid taxes. the
amount OF which will be siven at time OF sale II
the Trustees the right to resell at the risk
aud cost OF the defauting purchaser, after five
days advertisement.
VIM. HENRY BROWNE, n,.,,..,o,
EDWIN c. GUTTER, ( Afas'ees
j. 7. GOODWILL, Auct. aus30 .sep3, 80 1915
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PROPOSALS.

REFoRM SCHOOL, OF THE DISTRICT OF
WAsHINGTON, August %, 1879
Sealed Proposals will be received at the office of
the President of the Board of Trustees of the RIA
form School of the District Of Columbia until IL IA
on the leTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1879 for Two
Hundred Tons of White Ash Furnace Goal and
Fifty Tons of bed Ash Range Coal.
The coal n ust ba Of the best quality, and ba de-
Gvered at sucn times and in such quantities as tae
PresideJ Of the Board of Trustees may direct
The right 10 reject any and all bids and to accept
any portion IF any bid is reserved
SAMPLES must accompany each BID.
A. j. FALLS,
President Of the Board Of Trustees,
aug2?-eots.p IO 6l3 18th street NV