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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-09-19

Clothing The attention Of those who
wish to save money in the purchase Of Fall
and Winter Clothing is directed 10 the new
advertisement Of A. Saks & Co, on our first
page This house now enjoys the benefit Of
large trade in our county, which is being
augmented by fair dealing aud the lowest
prices tho market will nfored.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-09-19

at he hour Of O'Clock, y. NJ,
the D DESIRABLE FARM. lying on the Fred.
erick and Georgetown road about three
fourlhs Of mile east Of the village of Clarks-
burg, ~ miles from Germantown aud miles
from Boyd's Station, Metropolitan railroad,
coutuiuinO
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-09-19
DE SIRABLE FARM
u u Il l. &c S A l. Il.
SATURDAY,, septem ber 27th, ls79,

TIVE subscriber viii sell Mt public sale TO
Il the highest bidder, on the premises; on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02
snERlfF's SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF the District Court Of the First Ju.
dIciai District In aud for the County Of story,
STATE Of Nevada. duly sttested on the 18th day
cred In . certain action In said court. wherein
W. n. Davis PLAINTIFF. recovered Judgment
against Brilliant Mining Company. . corpora.
tion, on the 18th day OF Nay. A. d. 1879, for the
sum Of tf0< 6O. together with costs of suit.
taxed st $50 90, and Clerks accruins costs now
amounting TO the tho sum OF ~, and al sccru.
ing costs and expenses Of saie. By virtue Of
ssid writ Of execution and In pursuance Of the
statute in inch case made and provided. Aays
this day, the 18th day OF MAY, 1879, levied on
and taken In execution, oil the right, title and In
tsrcst which said defendant has In and TO the fol-
lowing describsd quar:x Lodge, e,or mining claim.
ina District, Storey County, STATE Of Nsyads,
and Known a. the claim OF the Briliisnt Min:
iug Company, and moro particularly dsecffoed
ss follows, to.wit: Said Brilliant Mining pom.
pany being composed Of the south undivided
eight hundred and seventy.nvs ts1e) feet q
tho woodvilis !edes and Brillsns ,svS So%panIs
Babcock and othsrs; also. the south undiyidsd
ught hundred and seventy.nvs iS7sl iest OF the
SherWo God Company and ledge, located March
9th, A. D. 1875. by Robert sherwood. Ana slso'
the cisim known and located % tho ~ Com
pan{ and ledge located March ,sv on; ~, A % -
GI,S:,, n - he oh day Of june, 4. D. isis. b:
oHsc o'cIocl y: p s N, Wis: n IL oeloci. poOs.
viii sell al the right. title. claim nd
Interest Of asid defendant, Brilliant Mining
Company, Of, In and 70 the above described
property, or which Il bad TO the same on the
18th day Of Nay. aioresaid. or which It has u;
quifed a. auy Tina since. In front Of the Court
House doors, in vbglnia. storey County. ne.
va Al pubiic auction. tor cash IN hand. To Tie
hiphest ana best bidder, to satisfy said exscu-
lion and eli costs, in United ststes gold coin.
G. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff a Stursy County. Nevada.
ByN. J. AoCuIcnAN. Deprty bherth.
Virginia, Nay u, 1879. myA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02
NIsCELLASEoUs.
snERIFf's SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued
ID out OF the District Court Of the First Ju.
diciai District In and for the County OF Stony.
State OF Nevads, duly sttssted on the 18Th day
OF May, 1879, TO mo directed and deliysreds N
. certain action In said court. whsrsin VII
msnt sssinst sOUtR ooNsTo0K GOLD xNb
SILVER MINING ooMPANY,a Q corporation.
on the 10Th day Of February. A. d. lep. foe
the sum OF $3.50 90. with interest thereon q
rate q seven per cent y:sf ss
at Sfl 81 and clerks sccuinR costs now
amounting 10 ths sum OF "a. and su sccrntng
costs and expenses OF sale. BY virtue OF said
writ Of execution and In pursuance OF tho
statute In such case uade and provided. have
and taken in execution. all ihs right. utls end
interest witch said q .fsndant has In and % the
following described qua u lsdss % mining
claim or puch psrt thereof - may Be foanG 70
lie within the imis Of Storey County. btste o.
Nevada, 70 Wit That certain mining eistn nd
eral ID Lot ~ 10 embrscing Q portion o. ne
east half of Section eight 10. IN Township aix.
teen tlG), n"rth OF Range Twenty.one t1ll, cast
Mount Diablo msrto an, In the Devils 0ase
Mininr District. In the counties OF Lyon and
storey. an nt.ts Of Nevads, In the Di. trist of.
lands subj Ct to sale 81 Carson City. embracing
thirteen (ls) acres and three. ee.hupdredths tioo)
Of an acre Of land u,ore CT Lees and socerdlnfto
the returns on nle 70 the General Lana . y%cs.
bounced Ano oeecnpeo M P.st.oo ,,s i
Win magpeuc yhnauon ~ slA.een W. ss acss
thirty taU minutes, east. toML' Deg,nnint
Canyon. about three hundred (30cl feet south OF
Pioreer mill, from which quarter sec1on cor
nsr on west boundary OF Section NINE W. u
Township sixteen l6D north OF Range Twsny'
one ,(ai). east Mount piaolo nsnaen; eesss
north eightytwo tsg degrees eaa M ss me az
tance Of eight hundred and tsn leiol .sess.
Thence from said Post No. north nny.ave leSl
degrees, east three hundred and tniry:stxnt
(sss) fest 70 Post No. 2. Thsncs nonA fo.U.
nine (to) degrees west zone hundrsd ana nny'
sight QSs) ieet along the sonthwsstSfly g01n' Sn
dary OF survey No. a, pstsnted TO TNip Sln.
ing Company. with their claim upon the Iwin
No. 2. north lode, TO Post No. :. Thence noItA
forty three (ts) degrees, thirty leol minutse
west fourteen hundred aud seventy-olsns Ne.ei
feet 70 Post No. q. Thenco soutn forty-ux ~
degrees. thirty 1907 minutes, west; fonf nun.
dfed ADO twenty ND. iest 10 ros. No. -
We, No. o0.pstentsd 20 the kcho Gold ana edlysf
Mining COMPANY Win tnsif Clam upoo -
hcho iods. Tnsnce ei % sou.n LOT ioy,nseu ynss 49, w. q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02

MACHINERY FOB SALE.
FOR SALE,
AL rn-
Machinery and Buildings
-snossns TO rm-
Woodville g. & s. M. Go,
s,s..ssa q. Geld ai,i n,s'.r D's.
ssist, rs-wis,

rNrRar-oNR -0oNpfKTI FRiCTION.
res,ed Hostinr Nssnine. connsting Of
See .a'iect ,~a hn,.,,ns trums n.
s ooass ~ ssu Ss,s 49,. soiA ristss and connss
Iouna Iope' VIZ uy a. ~ .,.oss sss,sss
sslng ~" rs,s w. scsts Sssd numns' boiler
oreecning, ku.ss cS ooS s,.,os ~ dn,rs com.
lIonts sss ~ 20 0sn ,,S,ndina S. III ,hc brei worr.
sSns,rdssIcn Ma md timesrs. siso two Manila
,Ounats.T~ .os,ns Sasnno,n oTs - an So,s1. s ~
'kscond~1ns r,nppet.yalye.eesrsd Pumping
ineiudina surfscc bob and four hundred feet Of
10 nv 10 inch pump rods, with strappipg plstse;
sonr plnnoer Pumps. o.inch diameter, T.foot
strote. and one i6inch Bucket Pump also.
40 fsst s.inch column two Hlus Boilers com
s ssrSins. ana ~ brici work around boiisrs.
4hird-Ons directactina Air Compressor
,onsnist. Snsv
SaS,tS .Fou, Niniss csrs. \ Lot Of old picks,
.boyeIs Nd driiis one ssiety cage and chairs
for uams. ~ ,TII' n q, 9T '..
Rr,idino r1novn n the pev hoIstine voris),
includina he eaiIows frame. building bolts,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02
What She Came Down On.
Brpa-,ciek Netcs.

Brva-ciek Ners.
A young woman gave her skating eI-
perience a. follows: -,
You ought to have seen me" said
the vivacious young lady to the new
minister I'D just got the skates on
and made . start. when down 1 came on
my"
maggie |" said her mother.
"whatf oh, IL was too funny One
skate went one way and the other wont
the other way. and 80 down l came
"ksrfop" on my"
"Margarst !" reprovingly spoke her
father.
"wsll, whsti They scooted from
under me and down I came on my
Margaret r. yelled both parents.
"On my little brother. who had me
by the hand, and liked to have smashed
him. Nov, what's the matter :"
The girls mother emerged from be-
hind the cofiee-pot, a sigh OF relief es.
capped from the minister, and the old
gentleman adroitly turned tho conversa-
ton into political channel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02
DISSOLUTION OF coPARTNERsHIP.

TUE coPARrNxRsHIP HERETOFORE
existing between W. II. Ms-erye and
soeepn 5isn. IN ths saloon business In the
tuAl conssal ". II. nsssrvc sssumss An ths
liaethttea OF the late arm. ana 10 suthorized 10
collect al moneys due. All persons Indebted
are ufesntiy requested TO call on Mr. Neserye
~ cash ~ without further notice.
"a W. II. MESKRyR.
ash HiiL Nay -. isn. ~ a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02
rns suxsoAr WOMAN.

rnn buaboAr WOMAN.
Net many years ago.
When I was young and charming.
A some Of 700 may know.
Iprscticed baby farming.
Two tender babs. nnrred:
Ons vas OF low condition,
The other upper-erust
4 regular patrician.
o, bitter 10 my cupi
However could I 40 itr
I mixed those children up,
And NOT . creature know 10.
in time each little waif
Forsook his fostsr mother:
The wsil-born babe 10 Ralph.
Your captain 10 the other.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02

On the principal citiss throughout he unitsd
States, Europe. Japan. China and ths East
Indies, the Australian ooloniss and Nsv Leo
land, and on Aonoluiu (Hawaiip.
New Yonx BAxxsas-TAs Bank Of New York,
N. b. A.; American Rxchangs NstieuAi Bank.
Loxpox BAxxxss-Messfs. smith. Payne q
Smiths; the Union Bank Of London. tn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02
EXCHANGE

This Ba.k hss Special Kssaiisiss ~
Dealing In Ballion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

NITROUS OXIDE FOR THE PAINLESS
in RIirsction Of Teeth. Allwork First Cl.ss
ana Warranted. 3u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02

narcHTc obtained for mechanical dc.
hI6NIS y vices. medical or other oom-
pounds. ornamental designs
trade marks and labels. Caveats. AssiRnmsnts,
Intsrferences, Appeals. Suits for infrinRemsnts
and oil cases arising undsr the PATkNT LAWS
promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
Rejected IL & r: s ss:: ss::a: s.s.e eis 5. . P.g
ented BY n. Being oppo-
site the Patent Once, We can mako closer
searches, and secure Pstsnts more promptly.
and with broader claims. than those who sre
rsmcte from Warrington.
l0ucNTnDC ssnd n model or sksseh
IVvcVIU UnS Of your device; We mako
examinations PRE- or
CHANGE, and advise o. to pstsntability. Prices
low. and NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT ID
SECURED.
We refer to ofncials IN the Patent Once, 10
our clients In every State OF the Union. and 70
your Senators and Representative IN Congress.
Special references given when desired.
Address
O. A. SNOW = co.,
Opposite Patent otioe. Warrington, b. O.
lift
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02

ISSUES csmnsscil snd favsisrs' oeedits,
available In any part Of ,tht world. hakse
transisrs Of monsy BY tslsGrash md eabls. ~
draws exchange q customary usanoss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02
GENERAL MINING AGENT.
JAMES pELAvAN,

~ AGENT FOR THE NEW YORK BUREAU
! FOB MINING INFORMATION. % Brood
vay. New York. u
AGENT
For the Mining Record Of New York. win 70
esive Subscriptions and Advertisements for ths
AGENT
For the American Mining Agency. Chicago. H..
70 cell. Ii can DO effected By putting the msttsf
In his hands, through tho Chicago Mining
Agency. 10
AGENT
FOR the sale Of Mining Tools and nachfnep
mond Drills. Pumps, Air Composers and In
rns OF al slice and descriptions.
cs,s csS,ess:.A, ie< Nssh @ Street, virsin,s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02
.PIuAreaE" MELODIES,

Tna sAILoR Lovxn.
A maiden fair to see.
bad Of blushing beauty;
For whom proud mobiles sigh
To do menial duty.
4 suitor lowly born.
And poor beyond conceallng.
with hopeless passion torn.
Before this girl II kneelins.
Our csptain's daughter abe.
And that lowly suitor;
Oh pity, pity me.
Tor love has been my tutor.
TIE ADMIRAL.
When was lad I served . term
A. once boy to On attorneys arm:
cleaned the Windows and swept the hoor,
And polished up the handle Of the biz front
door;
I polished up the handle 90 csrsfuliee.
That now am the ruler Of the ousen's nAvee.
grew 90 rich that Vas sent
BY pocket-borough into Parliament.
always voted at my party's call.
And never thought Of thinking Tor myself ~ all.
Thought 90 little. they rewarded mo
by nakins ne the ruler OF the Queens navee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-15
HOUSE RENTS
sotue Inquiries Made Up Town and Down
Town and Out Of Town.

To TIE EDTToR or THE SUN-Sir: II tho
elevated railroads will run trains every quarter
hour. or even every thirty minutes. between
midnight and In the morning. and the east
side will double its trains. then BrooAlyn, New
ark. Elizabeth. and Iubokcn may find that
New York city is inducing her population Of
the day to stay on the island at might.
The elevated roads have naturally affected
values up town. From sixty NTH street up to
tho Harlem River, rents have advanced from
ten to fifteen per cent In Eighty FIRST street
there are good brown stone houses that range
from 1900 to $3.50, and in Eighty-thrd street
four-story houses are held at 81 900. Property
across the river has advanced in price. The
bills for sale" aud Ito lei" are very nuner-
GUS in the city. In Forty seventh street. in the
blocks between Fifth and Seventh avenues.
there were, few days ago thirty bills mp.
The leading brokers say that few houses arc
let thus far. In many cases the landlords reject
ante wait and no higher ofrer being made tho
landlords accept and the bills come down. For
several years this, game Of hide and seek. or
seek and not find, has been enacted.
Lots have advanced in the belt between Madi-
son and Fifth avenues above Filty-ninth street.
Fity-sfxth street between Madison and Fifth
avenues. paving $40 600 apiece for them. Three
years ago they could have bought them for
$4,000. Seven houses in Fifty-hrst street. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues not yet finished.
are all sold but one. They brought satisfactory
The Vanderbilt purchase affected prices. par
ucularly in Fifth avenue. from Fiity-ninth to
Seventieth street
There are ten inquiries for houses above
rty-fourtl street 10 the one inquiry below
that point Houses from $500 to 81 200 are
wanted.
There are many el-to.do families IN this
city who let out half their houses. Some OF
these are in frst-cass neighborhoods, and the
owners OF them never put up bills, but trust to
answering advcruscWcnts or customers being
sent by the brokers. The upper part OF a house
hrst-class In al rceprcts. in Ffty-second street
rented thie year dt $500; the tenant is going out.
and 500 is tue best oner that the owner has
had thus FIR.
The leading real estate brokers In Newark
say that there Il ~ demand for small houses at
from $500 to $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-15

To THE HONORABLE THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN:
broadway belongs 70 the city II has become practically
useless toroughfars since retail trade moved up
TO Harlem and the wholesale trade went 10 the dogs Be
cving that this noble street should be made source or
income 70 the people cuvcv and 10 me individually
lam prepared to make the following offers your hon
orabie body;
For exclusive right to dig and operate canal in
the middlc OF the street from Bowling Green TO BAR
thcldis statno Of Lafayette with double locks at the
necessary points and IN the neighborhood prnc
pal hotels will pay the city 81 5OoOOo less bonus
ten per cent of the total each honorable Alder
man who shall vote Tor my enterprise
For the rght 10 turf the sidewalks outside OF my tow
paths and eultivse spring wheat thereon will pay an
additional s5ooon and undertake to supply the honor
ables the members IL the Board u Aldermen With early
vegetables In their season, cost themselves or
their families
These offers are made Hnder the following conditions;
The canal TO be dug. in the best style Of
ennecung and equipped with paatal saloon boats OF
venetian appearance. entirely my eKpens The mules
are 10 be purchased ted cared for nj my expense
ani are to be as speedy and handsome animal. as be
pro,urc with due regard economical cement Of
the franchise
The city. on its part is To that the entire sur.
face traffic In Passengers and freight Up town
aud down town, aud between down town and Nd town
shall pass over canal AMI Is 10 enforce guarantee
by means Of the necessary ordinances the rates OF toll To
be arranged by and the honorable Board OF Alder.
men.
tmsy be said that by this method would
be sowthat would take the better part q the day n
set down town Granted; but IL not our national fault
that we travel and DO business too fasti respectfully
call attention to the unsurpassed opportunities for con
templAuve meditation aud for mental seli.imp
which my Venetian boats would oder
need not point out to the property In Broad.
way the advantages which they would derive from the
proposed canal The hotels and restaurants along the
route would be especially benefited; and can prophesv
with unqualified confidence that ourshing retail trade
would soon spring around the locks and other points
where sioppaees are likely to occur
A. an @stheuc consider ration will merely say that the
blooming vcrdure q the spring wheat along the banks Of
the canal would present exceedingly attractive ap.
Tcarauce. very grateful 90 the eye.
The chief reason, however why the city should accent
any proposition Is that will make me very rich and I'm.
slre respectable each Of your honorable
body who votes right
Withhold my name from the public at present but It
is name which command, respect amoas those who
lcsislato on correct principles
Neither Will insult your honorable holy by Offering
references to my Tecuniary responsibility and SINGER
ny Of purpose No references are needed for the money
awaits each honorable eniber in RKApY CAsu
NKW ioRK, March -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-15
ALLIANCES with the Nobility.

We copied few days ago from the Lon
don Times report OF the proceedings for
divorce instituted by former officer OF the
British army and at the time an officer OF
the Turkish army, against his wife, who is
a lady from this vicinity, The Court granted
him the separation he desired, neither the
wife nor the correspondent, who was man
Of title, entering any substantial defence.
This Is u melancholy ending Of a matri-
monial alliance between an American woman
Of high position in our republican circles
and an Engllshman who, whatever his mill
tary rank and his aristocratic connections,
held no such social place in his country as
she did in hers Very likely he was one Of
those foreigners who come hither with good
credentials, and with the purpose OF lifting
themselves from their comparative poverty,
by marrying the daughters Of rich Amori-
cans; and he was successful in his attompt,
as other Englishmon who started out with
the same object in view have been.
We regret that the marriage turned out
so unhappily, but its sad result is not at
all surprising Such matrimonial unions
though they seem to be the ambition Of
some OF our republican maidens, are not
apt to bring them the satisfaction they
expect.
It is pretty saio TO conclude, when we see
what is called a society Englishman hunt
ing through the fashionable circles of Now
York for wife, that he is very much In need
of funds, and is not fit TO be the husband Of
one OF our girls.
We advise our American grs TO marry
among their own people, who more thor
oughly appreciate their charms OF mind and
person, even II they fail to get very dis
tngulshed husband.
Still, If q girl was really In love with o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-15
An Arbitrary Assertion Of Power
Threatened.

Tho Erening Post Of last evening lntimated
very clearly, and as if by authority, that all
tho Police Commissioners are TO DO sum
marlly removed.
We believe 2l2 is The temperature required
to kill trichium In tho muscles. Should
Mayor CooPER unfortunately be afflicted
with anything Of this kind, il he attempts to
carry into execution the threats prOmul-
gated by the Erening Poet, we predict that
he will find himself in water sufficiently hot
to kill everything OF that nature.
Under the law the Mayor possesses no
such power. Ho can only act on charges
legally preferred and legally proven, and
after tho Commissioners have had reason
able notice and fair opportunity to answer.
Then their guilt must be proven. 1t is not
incumbent on them TO prove their innocence.
1t is understood pretty we'll that the pre-
tenco on which their attempted removal Is
to he placed is neglect to clean the streets.
The subject OF street cleaning was one OF
the main issues tried before Mayor ELY
In December, 1877, when Commissioners
ERHARDT. WHEELER, and NICHOLS were
arraigned before him, and Gen. SMITH was
absent in Europe. IL was then shown, not
only to the satisfaction Of the Mayor, but OF
citizens generally who followed the investi-
cation, that the streets were as well cleaned
as was possible under the existing laws, aud
the difficulties In the way Of disposlng OF
the sweepings and garbage. The defects
we're shown to be due TO system imposed
upon the Police Board, and not to any
ineillciency in tho administration of that
system.
One OF the questions TO which tho proceed
ing will inevitably give rise is, Who Is
Mayor Of New York, the man for whom the
people voted, or another man, for whom a
majority would not have voted
We predict. from tho short experience the
city has already had, and these inoppurtune
threats thrown out from the power behind
the Mayor and greater than the nominal
Mayor. that IL will be some time before this
city viii again elect n chief executive mag
istrate of whose intellectual capacity to
personally administer tho Office grave
doubts prevail. DIR. PETER COOPER, at the
age Of Il. liz the COOPER who ought 10 have
been chosen, and II he had needed any adj
vice he would have consulted Mr. DAVID
DUDLEY rELD.
The Pre- idential question may possibly
hinge on fhe settlement OF this matter.
Certainly II His Execllency LUcIus Rob-.
INsoS, Cove, nor OF the State OF New York,
contradictiBG his previous course, which
has been worsny Of the greatest OF Romans
IN Rome's beet days, should stoop to aid
and consumSaAte this outrage. he eoald
never more hope To become the Democratic
candidate.
1he cipher dispatches have made scandal
enough. Must W. have another about Mr..
EDWARD CooPEHis alleged promises 70
Coma ,ission