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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-21
MERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued out of the
District Court of the Fourth Judicial District.
in and for the County of Humboldt, State of
Nevada, ON the 9th day of November, A. u.
1879, and to me directed and delivered, for y
judgment recovered in said Court on the 25th
day OF October, A. ID. 1879, in favor of THE
STATE OF NEVADA, plaintiff, and against
THE HUMBOLDT IRRIGATION AND DEvEL-
OPMENT COMPANY, and the real estate and
improvements and personal property described
in complaint which is hereinafter described,
defendant, for the sum of S322 90, together
with costs and disbursements amount TO
the sum of S77 40, and accruing costs, have
on this, the 10th day of November, A. d. 1879,
levied on and taken in execution the following
described real property, to wit: e,
Humboldt River Big Meadows School Dis
trict, II deg. 3 min, near Old oreana, dam,
fiume, tunnel and improvements value OF real
estate, possessory claim and improvements,
s., 500 90. value of personal property. $500 90;
total value of property, 5000 90. Said real
estate, possessory claim and improvements are
more particularly described as follows, to wit
The terminus of said ditch, fume or canal is as
follows: Commencing at said dam, located
across the Humboldt river, in S.W. sec. 3,
Township %. N. K 32 E M. D. M; and run
ming thence in southerly direction to and in
Sec 20 OF said township and range, where
said ditch, fume or canal branches off into two
channels--the northerly branch terminating in
or about sec. Sc, Township 26 T.. N d. M, and
the south branch terminating in or about
section 3, Township 25, N. X. 81 E., M. ID,
NJ, or both branches terminating in the
Humboldt Lake or Sink; all OF which VIII more
fully appear by. reference to the plat of said
dam, tunnel, fume, ditch or canal, on file ON
page 389 of Book of Notices of Humboldt
County Records--reference to which is made
part OF this description.
Notice is hereby given, that on
Monday, the Ist Day Of December,
A. ID. 1879,
Between the hours of o'clock in the morning
p. NJ, in front OF the Courthouse, in the town
of Winnemucca, Humboldt County, Nevada,
will sell, at public auction, all the right, title
and interest of said defendant of, in and to the
above described property, to the highest bidder
for cash, to satisfy said execution, costs and ac
cruing costs.
~ G. M. MILLER,
Sheriff OF Humboldt County, Nevada.
BY A. DAVIDSON, Deputy.
Winnemucca, November 10th, A. ID. 1879.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-21
CITY BAKERY.
CHRIS. DIEHL, Proprietor
(opposrTE COURT HoUsE.)

Opposite COURT H0UsE.)
French Rolls, square LOaves. Brown
Bread, Pies, Cakes. DOu@hnuts, Ste.
Always on hand and served to order fresh
from the oven, in quantities to suit, in any
part OF town.
Having purchased the City Bakery, | will
spare no pains to meet the patronage OF the
public. CHRIS. DIEHL.
Winnemucca, July 20, 1877.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-21

Notice is hereby given that the tax on pro-
ceeds of mines for the quarter ending Septen-
ber 3Oth, 1879, is now due, and payable at my
Office i'm the Courthouse of the County OF
Humboldt, and that the laws for its collection
will be strictly enforced.
L. l.. RICHARD, County Assessor
Winnemucca, November Is, 1879. nlS4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-28
JOB PRINTING

We have sn eItois::o an: v.ria'! ss3artme, t
Of oil tha latest savla= q;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-28

TIE INDUSTRIOUS FLY.-It is FIVE o'clock in
the morning and the fly is on duty. 1t is mis-
take 10 mention the lark ss the chief exempar
Of early rising. The fly rises while the lark fin
ishos his morning nap. The poeticsl VISITS
INN oltslized the busy bee as the embodiment. Of
al that's conmeadablo il habits Of industrial
perseverance,. But VISITS busy bee is an iLdo'
lent lsgysrd compared with the buster fly. The
IL mesns business from the moment he rse.
until tho latest retiring hour. he travels more
miles in dsy than either bee or lark can 60 in
week. When the lark goes on lark, he goes
and stays I'll he is done, and comes back, and
that is the end Of it. e busy ice bent on gath
ering pollen will 20 seven miles in straight
line. turning neither 10 the right nor to the left
When he has found his pollen he packs it away
IN lis tToWsers pockets, and returns homo With
IT, Bu. the travels Of the fly seem to have no
end. Uo goes everywhere and nowhere. He IS
always in 6 hurry especially ll the esrly morn
ing when he Csls TO wake US up.
1t looks easy TO hit fly. We seek refuge I'M
der tho sheet and try to go osleep. Each miser.
able insect is singing his rratutipal doxo!ogy
with fiddle sccom panimeLt on his wretched
wings. Sleep! No Wo take tins sheet in GU.
hsuds, make bundle Of it and bang away st
the si2-ieggcd vIiisus. We drive IT. ON out aI
trus. that they will take the int. We seek re-.
pose ageia, aEd n a moment arc under tie sheet
pretending 70 be ssleep. Rut slss That chief
fly is back egs!n, snd has brought all the flies he
Knows They bGzz. they strape their Wigs,
they sharpen tEei7 p-o5oGcts. they prepare to
have Us for breakfast. There is 10 n ore chan &c
tor sleep. Il is tins TO rise. Shoe fly
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&SWIDE AwAKEI New SPRING STYLES
Doors IND >UoEs.-Iho largest bsst selected,
Ard cheapest STOCK Of boots and shOaa ever offer.
ed in this market
E:7ny man ought to consider where he can
get tic raost value lcr lis money. y penny
saved. is q penny eacGcd. Ali we ask our friends
aid patrons i5 10 favor lie with a GILL; aud con-
vince Themselves Of tho fact that wa can meet
the domanis Of Ill.
Wa sro resolved I: so.t Ou: xoo,!3 at SD smsll
rrctit that tho pc@p!O must buy.
Thereby enabling us to keep car stock always
reasonable.
A failure to examine oar s.oc!; ia All opportli-
nifty !ogt.
We can make il to your interest to trade WITH
ua.
Our goods ere bCugh: from fra: Misunderstanding
adonbie protf and giving our customers the
tenefit
Country merchants will lnd to their aGvan.
tsge to examine our stock from which equally
good selections cGn DO msde at prices that will
compare fsYorabiy with those Of tho northern
cities.
Ladies Pebble Goa. Button Boots, 81 IS 20 90
- French Kid " 25to q 50
- Listing Fozod " " l25 TO GO
:" :, " Polish It lCoto eco
" rs 10 6U
Slippers in crest variety rs to eco
Mons Cali Boots 81 10 90
Coarse Shoes (Solid) 90to 81
Fine Calf " All Prices
Misses Ecots 100 to 60
Chldren's Eco.s Toto sc
WE. WADDEY,
No. I'D King Street,
Alexandria, Va.
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Senatorial Convention,

by virtue Of tho authority vested in Us by the
Slate C0n:errs!ivo Con- niltec we Go hereby
designate Wedaef a.. the3ri day of Septe m CT,
1879. es the tiGe s.d .hs city o. q lexsndT,a rs
the placo 70. holding convention 10 nominate
the CONSERVATIVES candidate 10 represent this the
ltth senatorial district, il The Senate q Viz
g;nls
Che Ic?5cSo! ta.ian IL tho cnnvoation will be
oL' delegate COZ eac0 ono hundred conservative
Voters end each traction Yer fly, c3st in The
severn! counties ~ TIC 81 presloeI,tsl election
The district Is coDpo. cd Of : lex anrr;s city nnc
COuGiY, Fa!riax aid Prince W,inar.
HUGH Latham,
IN. E!ez City auo I,unL! Con Com.
Thomas MOORE.
IN. Ea.-!ax Conservative Con- nitt.e
w. w luokNToE
Oh. Prince Wm. Con. CoumiL,ee
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THE MOST HU MOEOuS BOOKS OF THE
E DAY.
Elbow Room, by Ma AdlGs, with msny lu-
morous ILLUSTRATE lis By Frost; 75c
RanGom Shots; by SAM author; 75..
Sesrcy's Lessons in Paonography, (slDrt,
hand writng);& -
Thoughts 10. tie F;fasilo sEd tho School, By
tsav. j. b. Gross $l..5
Markof. by Henry Grovio; Sl,jC.
Tho Ghost Of Hedbrocii Sl..:5
q Mere AdVeAture. novel, by EizcS Hay;
Sl.25 paper covers T5c.
De!nold, romance, by ~. II. Bishop; 81 25
Clare and Bebe 6 novel by the su:Aor OF
"Bearts DESIRE" Coz.
Tho Abb6's Temptation, by Emile Lola; 81 Is.
Filters, Tattcr and the Counsellor; 15c
Color Blindness ita Dangers and D 2:scton, b.
Joy Jehries, a. d s.
Seaside Lakeside aud Franklin Square pub
}ications; additions daily.
q full assos!men! OF pape!-ics from 10,. 70 80
esch
Job 10. cheapest. paper snd envelopes in the
Slate GEO. Z. FRkNCE,
Jel3 IS King 81
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ua&GE OF TINE,

CHANGE OF TINE.
Oh and Gl:eT TUESDAY, June Srd, the
oosts Of Tho POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
as fellows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
90. 20. 8 20, 9 50, 10 50 and IL 80 a. ~, and
y 20, 80, 81. 3 So 60, 5 80. 600 and D. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
gu, 80, S 60 . 30 10 80 and II SO q, H.. AID
II sc, 80, = 80. s 80 80, 20. 80 and 80 D. m.
Eh is GEO. L. Phillips, Manager.
FINLAND 3 sEABpAED C0ASTING CG.
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with i|he, ..,,r,;, =, 80, 80 ~
Iyrri, ,n-. o,n.,n,, i,; ~:
ono +, i. tbrn:sh S,I.h sn:. Viry;n;. =,
NnSb-;i,o .ItHI. - ID VIZ. tH2'a'n l
End TnxssEsnd -, i|,,,I,, go, ;$.ch n,,ni :,
D.n,iij.;: ;: ., s '',. ".e. '''''' =.
GApTssa s5n!A Ss , coo S'' ~ 9;doosvii
md 81 f;o 5,1 49,, a.; :y.. On uG1' oi1 =
~ f,'s ~! 90 ;,. SH = - =. iiae
exsnd,i. G.iiv rrc,n, Sn,Hs" IN, ',,''
Us D u: ena ,rtgrnior n,-iyh n. .isTa,i r..
GO n r. s.,, ~ =, ~, ~ A''AS'"'''
FAR mAmtJS.I; ;;'1u5 Law.
: cn -, - io .,.a ~" "s"a'IiSs"A
excey. s;mna., go. =. :" ~ H.; '.A..''
conrncliny Win IN V,.iinr. ~; 49, . .'
West iasya S.r.srrr.r - , - ,,ri.;,
Ale1nndria ~ s. q n, -
MINED TRAIN FOR MaWAS;AS DIV.
ISIOA leaves A,ax.airil gu,slsy. rhnr,l,>
snd Saturday, Il. 81 p III and rs:urns MCG.
day, "Wednesday and Friday, a.25T ". N.
For M.ddluburE, daily cGrRoc:ion IT Plain
station.
Fer UNneryilc roy;i.a. connection 81 H,:,
piena.
For WAkl:GMI,DN, la,.. Wysshiorl,n =.
90 Il. III. daily.
All trains make good connections, q. W.s:..
ing.cn, to End from North ind Wet
New Orleans gloeper la4Yos Washington -:
w o.. n. running thrGTyh without change
On Express elegant Reclining Chairs 6slwssa
Washington sHd D4nvillu
Excursion ti2-;o.3 Oh s!la 4. low rates {, tao
colabTa.el Resorts uE V;rx;ni. sai Neat VIZ
GINA,
Through tickets very los - tao South an
Southwest.
NY q j. Z. SEGADUS, g. z. \
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-of:hs-.
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ZOE NORFOLK.

TIE e.eGaa., swift aud comuodious tt9smsvs
Lady, o. TIE LAKE ard JANE NOSE.
Ley will lesve tho Compaay's uha.!, Ale1sn-
dc!s, IS follows:
The Lsdy Of the Lake every MONDAY and
WEDNESDAY, q: O'clock p. u, aud on
SGI URDAf i, III $50 o'clock . N.
che JsEo Slose!sy every TUESDAY and
tHiDAE, st o'clock 2 N ; returning, osve
Norfolk On alternate days At o'clock m
This Inc ccnnocts 81 EorfolF for 81! points
Scutn, and with tae hterch 1n!s' and Mariners
line OF a:esme.s for Boston, Providence and all
p9u!s NUrth aud East.
Through rates given gId Bills o! iaiiax si-aaG
far Eos.3n al3 Providence.
Eaf3 n:graaty reduced rates -SingIo t7ia -.
Sound trip (soud Tor 50 days) SLID
Taale Cnsur1sssc5.
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FLoUE' FLOUR
Use Gone e. Weston's Best.

STRONG, WHITE,
SWEET, NUTRITIOUS.
Unlike mary Flours CT the day, these brauGs
are not made white at The expense Of sweetness
aud nutrneRt, bu. By system recently adopted
arc made TO contsin oil the pirtWe of the qrr;i.,
excluding only Tie b7sn aud foreign matter
We propose 10 keep supply CT this brand OF
Flour on Eand eli the time for We consider i.
tho best no1 on the market. Tbs trade can Al
ways rely upon getting tho best Flour made.
We guarantee satisfaction in 81! cases Ask for
CON E S VERSIONS BEST For :a'e BY
~ II WASHINGTON & BRO
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FOR NEW EDSE
So: G2;:li POTOMAC RIVER !,aHG!Na:

800 t"c+i FH:DS.. 49, u y iIE - y j.! E ~.
.:s,c.sl JOHN ". TAOMFS0N, .sssss sszs:
ou:.5 osyev!>liy ;ot .4!s route, issyes thv con-
l.aay's sAart. Washington, EVERY aUN.
Do, HdUh5DAy AID SATURDAY, ..
"'cIoe!i L. III. and A!exsad:is e! 1870 ~ L.;
! E!tlDAY aid SJADAY. q. 6 o'clocx IN.
This G0a!pHny makes c!oao connections - AL.
aS,.::c:cE with Ina W. c., v =. Il q. !. =. K.
c.. AID with iha ". SO. L. T. e.. Freight
receives: :ar a! POINTS, #cr.l, ana south,
handled with csrS sni forwarded win pro,nD t
E:cs ana G'sprsrn.
SO: EAr.ae: Information apply
s. a. AAEN Agent,
,is Anoy'a wharf
| o. 4: tho Office Of Tho company lndor tho Ne.
i;oa&l iietrc ;oli.un Bank, l5u street, oonosito
too G'Eoagury Deps:.moni Washington.
Ena 10 SAMUEL BACON, President
1879 PLANT hssE. 1879
FOE NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOX.
TESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
SEoRriNEt At PRINCIPAL LANDIN GS
Oh POTOMAC RIVER.
9Sszi'vG TG.E' .7.S.U NORFOLK
SIE.2.TET.IT CS.EL.g.SI.
Now c!eSan! and swift sido wheel stssmsr
GEORGE LEARY,
(Capt. JOE WnGrE) leaves as follows:
FkCA WASaING'N) FROM NORFOLK
All y ALEXA.
every Monday, We'd Every Tuesday Thurs.
Ao:dsY snc Saturday day and Sunday, at
st ~ p. n. .. NJ
int0r!nstlon rs to tickets, ststerocms, rate of
freight connections, &C., will be cheoriull7 fur
Gishet on application at the companys office.
loot CT Seventh street wharf. Washington.
,. + R0DDD1, Ast Washington.
L. L. PLANT, President SO 5-tf
,,;@- $50 ClEUE'S STEAM LINKS WEEK
SD: DT TO
EaiL6. . EhPEIA, FALL RIVER, PROyI.
DENCE AND BOSTON.
E!esiGe!s leave Alexandra EVERY TIES
DE, 81 leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
URDAE.
This ile connects a. Aluzandr;s with tbe O.
:. d q. snd " & Q. L. Rs. aad st PhiIadei.
2eia Win CyGe's regular Steamships for Fail
tigor, Etov!dcace eld Boston.
Freight Forwarded with pranptnsss and csre,
Geo OF commissions.
20 charge for transfer in Philsdsluhi.. and
wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Froouent
l3par!u7os. Through rgtes and through Bills
o. !Gc!nE S:TGn. insurance ct the lowest rotss,
Agents
Z. =. SEED, Alexandria.
Nm. 2 CLYDE & CO., PhlIsdeipkis.
SEQ: T. HYDE. GEORGETOWN, D. G.
tOHNSCN BROS, Washington.
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sTEAMERSs
X = 4 Err ARRAN EMIT
S2EsI.HE{s .EETEGH0.

6EEs.EE{s .EETTGEO.
BTLEs, losrcs Ale1snd1is, from the foot of King
street, EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
THU ESDAY, at s o'clock q. m for LAND
3NGS ON TGE POTOMAC RIVER; return.
ing EVERY MDEDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY.
Frcish; received S. Lowest rates ard hsndied
vita care For information apply 10
i. BEOGAF,S s CO.. Aats., Alcxa., Va.
q. I. JONES, Agt I, 9Th st. Wifi, Wash.
>:OuEGct!AG every Sunday with steamer S u z
Qr I'll an!ings below Nonin Ferry. je2
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To-Day.
Lei rs gather up the su1boams
Lying oil! around OUT path;
Let US keep tho wheat and roses
Casting cut the thorns ard chat.
Lit Us find our sweetest comfort
10 The blessings Ct to-day,
With patient hand removing
All the trlers from cur way.
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EzIiIi;' Z. HG1n,
80. = r!:lNu& H.'2l2:;;.
IENEHAL
*: i {: !Hj&ItH Ind SHIPPING: :; i;i:{: g.
Eaalcc IL FL kiat3 G:
FSi:EELILH2:S, SILT GMn "!:&HG g.
Agent OK III.
~ EE&SGGL g LONDON s. i:.GHg 3i<
5UGAt;GG CD&HAiG
.a7 6--lf
NJ" Ayoriq 46, AMP "o'AlasloA
Ho hGVo opened - 10 90 ROYAL ST. III
auction End Commission Eou:o.
We are now reHiy to r022va aii :;a!s Of 2lG:-
chsndiso and household goods Oh Consignment
oP purchase tho sacla
We think 1t may prove M Gi"&ut.lsu - pYi-
sore who have PRODUCE Of eng description
- seGd i! TO ua. Located Immediately Opposite
Tho rnGin entrance % the MSr!;el on Royal s..
goods can 30 eE posed every morning u! public
auction, when tic best prices nay Do expected
Prompt ra:urns mado on s.las.
peraols having FURNITURE; for saio will
ind i. TO their advantage 10 give Us Z call
"o will attend Ia t-uctionaorias At public sales
81 property. ral respectfully solcit y share ul
public patronage. UNEAL. u LUCAS,
JET Auction Gooio ccn&,ac!iy or hand and for
sale. nov Elf
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PREMlUiI FRUIT TREES.

ID o. MUNSON'S NUESGRY.)
Will tske or3o-s for tie above Fruit, Ornament.
81 and Shade Trees, Smsll Fruits, Roses FLOW
ering Shrubs. &c, at Nursery prices, q. nv
store, corner of Fairfax end Franklin SIS. Send
card, end will cell ind lake your orders ent
leave catalogue ofpriccs and vsric;i-s, and Can
give purchasers iDquirDg useful hints sbou. de-.
slr,ble varieties.
jJ9.!On ". p GRAVES.
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RAILROADS,


lSz > e.zA7 1879
~o r,r, ! P5S:6SiNS55X !; ROUTE
~ TIE SoE So3;,, WESE = SoU2EWEs"
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDI6 sCENEvv
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT,
June 50, I6;o.
ITa;2S ieSys Washington from depot CT Bal.
TIAoR2 e POT0MAC RAILROAD, Coz.
n ner g, q Sixth and & sttoots, IS follows:
scr al fn II &c; New fosk AID the East,
l5.ib; :. =. daily, With isiscs Cars. LIN.
tol Express OF Pullman Ps.lor Cars 81.
m: daiiy, excep! SuEGsy. Fer rhilsde,.Si,
. % ALI, except Sunday, and $50 D. II. dsiiy,
For Pit!sburg dtho WcsilC. sc T. m. daily. W;
razor Cars to Pit:sbnrg; I.40 y. III. dnilr
with ealace Car 30 Ch;cago
For Csnandaigus and the Moth 6 20 q, n.
except Sunday aad 7.41 2. :. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace o.: 81 Cansndsieu,'
sor Watkins, 1899 p. III. ia:iy eieep: Sla.
For baltimore, 6 %, a.s5, $50 and 1880 s. NJ;
!;So, 40, 4,2o $50, T.40 sad 1915 D. M.
On Sunday. 1889 3. 81, { 81, T40 and 1915
=. n.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Ale1aa0r!a &, Il5, 8, 9, II and II S. r., sui
ll5, 3, 3.2G, {. Geo. 7, ard ll.3o p. III On
o9ness e. >; H., and lis ard !p, nj.
10 800, 800, 10 snd il ALI, 3,l.3N,S sd
and p. H. AID l. night.
" SanGs7 o. 6UC AID ~ 9. nl.. and = % pm
Iii AOUGH TRAIN FOH raE SOUTH, -.
4usHtico and Richmond, will leave Aie.an
dr!s At Z. u y. IL daily az. 20 p. 10. tiai!y.
exce?. Sunday.
Tickets and in.,ox2;sl.or ca. be procured 4.
SsiI2;iPa! :E;:rosC a.@.io:.0 zni ticket oii> -
s'ou.cea:'. j., !. FARMER
" del. Passenger hsou.
FkAiI'E THOMSON
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DISTINCT Or GOLUMEIA

This company ofoys u1rivaiiod fsciitios 70.
.aa transportation OF Ereigh; SnG passengers,
and will rur their stesuers regularly SIS fellows:
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IA. soGN=oH .0sa T EAAMpnD.
NJ q. JOHNSON 6 CO,
WHOLESALE GEOGEES,
GENERAL COMMISSION NE&UHANTS,
And Deslers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
IGvo en- hand 1IBSON'S IA, XXX, EXEE
end MUhuGHAA WaiSKlE5; also BAk.
ER5 and z HOMPHOM'S PUHn EXE
NHtSk!ES, 20 which they invite the t.!cnlioc
Of the trade.
$50 agents tor !ho saa Of LAYHiN S
HANDS kiELE POWDER.
Orders from the country for nsrchacdisa shall
receive prompt attention
Con-ign;Gen!s of Flour. Grain aa4 County
Produce solicited. for which tcCr Guarantee tha
highest msrAc. prices aEd Dr9iGpt .G.G.a2.
Nor!heas: c1ictr {: Cameron aGG H3ys,! s!:
Ale3sliri2, FG. !a9!2
= ARLo:I 1*c5,
WHOLESALE
GEO0a&@, G04MIs5IoA 4a&G:!A2'y3j.
And Dealers il
,!oG@;' G!GS~N's SO.z 6 cos uAH:Il!:2
!, A;a aad w Wi4G5ki3S, nna
rAompsoa's Pure Ega #Ai.aag; Foyo;sn
wines ind Erando', h.a Peter
-a6 CaaGlp-sies
&s5-A;iE&Cy CT TIE :..gi.AHD :.
ia : y ruWDGE COMPANY,
n. ". C4H, uAMHavN AND ROYAL srs.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-03
LYNN'S MURDER MYSTERY.


LYNN. March 2.-Thousands Of persons
visited the City Hall to-day 20 view the remains
OF the woman found packed in trunk. hut de-
composition had set in so rapidly that tho doors
were closed except 20 those who camc for don
tihcation. William Churchill formerly City
Marshal OF Lynn and now landlord OF the off
ton House in Clif,ondale. saugus. was admitted
and announced his belief after viewing the
body. TINT 1t WAS that OF Sarah Gibson. n young
woman who had lived at Cash's liotol. which is
near his own. AT once the whole detective
force were put TO work on the clue. At the
hotel it was ascertained that the girl had not
long ago suffered fiom n miscarriage. and Il
was also asccrtained That George stiles OF Mai
search was made for Stiles. aud he was found
this afternoon In his homo at Maiden, He WAS
requested 10 go 10 Lynn. ma on seeing tho body
be at once recognized IL a. that II Miss Gibson.
lie was placed under arrest On following out
the suggestions made boy him. however. the Glib
son woman was found az 10 o. lock tonight Mt
1872 Chambers street. Boston, and Stiles was re-
leased from arrest.
This afternoon two women from Boston said
that tho body might be that OF Fannie McCono-
or throe weeks. She left Wohurn with music
teacher Of Lynn. and IL was aiterward an
nounced that she was going TO California 10
Join her fathers family; but they. knowing her
disposition, thoughtt this story might be blind.
They were shown the corpse and proiessed 20
ideutfy It. This clue Will be followed by tho
officers IN the morning.
A now theory has been started late tonight,
which. If proved true. viii create a greater and
moro widespread excitement than tho dis
road and telegrnphc Communication prevents
work on 10 before morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-03
NOTHING TO DRINK on sUNDAr.
Nobody Admitted TO the Bnrroom. ON " The
Road" Except he VIZ. Known.


The roads up to Jerome Park were full OF
handsome teams yesterday. but many Of the
stylish parties whom they carried were in very
bad humor. They stopped at all the we'll known
hotels and waysidc resorts. only 20 find the sido
doors. that heretofore have been open. inyaria-
bly, closed. Only those who were well known
personally by the proprietors or by their bar
keepers. could gain admittance. At most OF
these places nobody had any difficulty hereto
fore in getting what he wanted; but yesterday
there were men at the doors to scrutinize those
who approached and travellers who succeeded
in getting by them found second doors leading
into the barrooms that il was even more DIM
cult Tor strange face 70 pass through,
Two weeks ago yesterday twenty or more bar
rooms. billiard rooms. and hotels of Harlem
and lorkville were visited by private detectives
OF DR.. Croshy's society. who drank LIQUOR there
and the next day obtained warrants Tor the ar
rest OF either the owners or the harten ders.
The owners were fined $50 zach in the Court OF
General Sessions. and the bartenders $50 each.
The barkeepers OF Harlem have always been
more careful than those on " tho road" and
have not admitted persons who we're not
known by them. and. knowing this fact. the de-
te'iivcs visited the places they intended 90
make the objects Of their operations several
times on tho preceding week days. drank
there, and struck up AN acquaintance with the
harSecppr-. Thereafter 1t was easy 10 get
This rail upon tho Harlem liquor dealers
alarmed an others in the upper part ~ the city.
aud "A rungr got about that Or. Cro-hys detect
ives intended On operate against the bars ON
" the road." This explains Yesterday closed
doors. Not only could chilled AN thirsty pleas
urc seekers got nothing Co drink Tor them
selves. yesterday. but they could not oven get
whisSoy % wash their horses with. "a thing HAT
many careful drivers Ike To- d. after fast truf.
OF when their animals are scratched or chilled.