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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-18
sHERIFF'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court Of the Third
Judicial District, in and for the county OF
Lyon. State OF Nevada, and to me directed
and delivered. for q judgment rendered In
said Court. on the SLIT day Of July. A. ID.
1879, in favor Of
Mrs. E. A. Courts, Plaintiff,
And against the
William Penn Mining Company,
a Corporation, Defendant,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-18
ALSO,

That certain other parcel OF land In said town
site designated on said map as Lot No. "a Of
Tract E., 226 3-l0ths feet by 100 feet. contain
ing 61-1O0ths Of an acre. adjoining block No.
ID on tho west, az designated on said map,
beginning at northwest cerner OF said block
No. 10. and running thence along westerly
limit Of town site proper =. 2lo 4. 226 3-l0ths
thence y. 500 ". 100 fact; thence N 2ls W.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-18

l did, on the 30th day Of August, A. d. 1879.
seize and levy upon the followin &. described
real property. to.wit: That certain parcel Of
land in Silver City town site. Lyon county.
Nevada, designated on map Of said town site
made by Ross Il. Browne. and on file In the
office Of the County Recorder Of said Lyon
county, beginning one hundred and twenty
six feet westerly from the southeast corner
Of block No. 10. and running thence along
southwest boundary Of Hope mill site N. $40
W. l16 feet thence N. 12hs W. 50 75l00ths
feet; thence N. 1879 Il. 29i feet; thence N.
l7Ao L. 10 feet; thence 600 W. IS feet thence
8. 40 K. 20a S-l0ths feet; thence N. 500
70 5-l0ths feet to point Of beginning. and
26-l00ths OF an scre.
ALSO.
A certain other parcel Of land In said town
site, beginning at the northwest corner OF
block No. Is. running 3. 2le K. 63h feet;
thence N. go Il. q feet; thence N. II W Il, l7k
feet; thence N. 27ne 4. % feet; thence N.
21s W. Sc feet; thence 8. go w. 100 feet TO
the place Of beginning. containing 14-l00ths
Of an acre. more or less, courses and dis
tances expressed from true meridian magnetic
Ice East.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-18

IlORAlh7 y Ao(A ahAutAo lhbsH1S.
Hopkins L Mscfarlsne Trs.45O. !.
Hopkins l. Macfsrlsne Trs. AL. :.
Hopkins h MscfsrlSne Trs.462.
Hopkins l. Mecfarlsne Trs. 463. !.
Hopkins h Mscfsrlane Trs. AGA. :.
Hopkins & Mscfsrlane Trs 465. :.
Hopkins & Macfsrlane Trs. 1873.
Hopkins Il Macfarlane Trs. 494.
Hopkins h Macfarlsne .495..
Hopkins l. Macfarlane Trs .496..
Hopkins h Macfarlane Trs.491. i.
Hopkins l. Macfarlane Trs. 49,.
Jewell Walter Trustee =. .499.
Jewell Walter Trustee -. 800. +.
Jones j b 4 Co sTruftees. .346.
Kenney q Dyer Trustees. .427..
Kenney Il Dyer Trustees. .42s.
Kenney & Dyer Truste en-. 49,.
Kenney, i Dyer Trustees. .439. :,
Kenney 4 Dyer Trustees. 40.
Kenney & Dyer Trustees. .431.
Muller W J. Trustee. 1880. >,
Muller w J Trustee. -. >. .33s. d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Oct s-virg1nia Sizes deferred.
8; DO consols 69H do second series, 81 do: past
due coupons s2>s; DO new teHforties, 50zs bid to-
BALTIMORE. Oct s.-Cotton frm-middling:
and western snpar Is; do extra. Ooa5 rs do.
family, 60oa6 IS; city mills super, a25a4 IS; do.
de Psipgooy .p@y family SaS s %nss a
finn at ths h., desps, s Ne southern red IsSal do.
November I.s6hsa S6x; December. L37}5aI.s7X.
Gorn g sogths1n Fm with Light reesp.s westsrn
sR1s snd and 9fRosd
e eSoes and ds Msrylsns
ss.s # sides: s9s7 HAMS iiai1S lara
rened asF WHY Gofee @ atroDs@Ro eareees. Isa1ss
sS ss1 soft psr ana
iIm.oetton. 20 ai -four s. grain !I4 g4astd 4 Ee-
os s
so bashels saies~whest Sc 100 pashsis Sorn. Sor
NEW YORK, Oct s.-siocks strong. Money, sss.
Exchange. long. 49,; short, 1924. Governments
NEW YORK. Oct s.--Flour dull Wheat dull and
lower. Corn active and lower.
s oct sg ~ sa for both
Jersey Central. g. Reading, 22S.
NEW YoRK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
Yorf today ut p M, - reported by Lewis john
cf aS L Sc efa sSors.
g6A; Noathwest, S61; do. preferred. lO2zs; ,.
(. 4e1s e Fssp
94H; Pscifc Mail. 32
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08

eE-n Denis Kearney will only add to his
repertoire OF battle cries, "Base Ball Must Co."
he will find friends where he now has hosts Of
enemies
real estate is soon bound to share In the gen.
eral revival OF business.
~ The late Sir Rowland Hill dictated the In:
vitations for his own funeral, encouraging the
penny post to the end.
""When / was q boy" said General Wood.
ford, Il used to talk In my sleep" "And now"
talk"
~Hernandi and Joseph Rodi were fatally
injured by the giving away OF an elevator In
the furniture factory Of Henry Herman, New
York, yesterday.
EBThe stove moulders Of Louisville, Ky.s
are on strike for Is per cent advance In wages.
EA New York correspondent Of the Misl
souri, Republican speaks OF scheme to ouy tha
Garner property, on Staten Island, and present.
tito Gen. Grant, as being seriously under con:
sideration.
u-The Ministry of instruction at Rome
having been petitioned by Prof. Cogo OF Padua
to appoint instructors in the homeopathic
theories In the universities OF the country, has
the negation Of ali positive science.
rBCriticisms Of Lord Chelmsford's cam.
paign In south Africa seem endless. The Latest
Is that large BODY Of women Nv were ne Snee
troops.-[N. =. Herald.
"a ERobert W. Steele, bookkeeper for Isaac
Smith, Son Il CO., umbrella manufacturers, on
Broadway, New York, Is reported to nave oiS.
appeared with $50 900 of the firms money. IL
Is said that the firm has been oonged " sws,
pend.
sEThe majority against the constitutional
amendments In Connecticut fs In the neighbor.
hood Of 5000. The repnnacMans an nave carried &
k~Treasurer Renfroe, Of Georgia, who waa
ipnpeached before the Senate OF the state, was
acquitted yesterday by q majority vote On
sITne sheriff OF Blair county, Pa, leyied
upon q graveyard. and naa adyegtsed q toI
eal6 E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08
O'LEARY'S WALKING MATCH.
The Scores TN.daE

NEW YORK, Oct S.-The score OF the walkers,
at 10 a. M, stood as follows Allen gil miles.
Bran 1872, Briody 2o6 Brondgeest l7s, Curran
221, Dickinson lie, Elson Withdrawn, Faber
225, Fox lis, Howard POP, Kemmerer 1876, McKeo
1G1, McLeavy l50, Mahoney 200, Murphy 235,
Pierce 1874, Russell 20I, Spellacy 2lO, Walker
2O2.
TIE SCORES AT NOON
were as follows: Allen, 217 miles; Bran, 1876;
Briody, PA; Curran, 230; Dickinson ISL; Faber,
1885, Fox, 115: Howard, 909; Kemmerer, 900;
Mckee. 169; McLeavy, 150 Mahoney, 206; MUIR.
ply, 242 Pierce, 200; Russell, 214; Spelacy, 21s;
Walker, 2I0.
AT2 P. NJ. THE SCORE
was as follows:-Allen, 226 miles; Bran, 141,
Briody, 223; Curran, 237; Dickinson 1SS; Faber,
2SS; Fox, III; Howard, 211; Kemmerer, POI:
Mckee, 40; Mahoney, 2l1; Murphy, 252;
Pierce, 2O5; Russell, 22l; Spellacy, 22I; Walker,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08
A Dissipated Gentleman of Fortune
Blows Out His Brains.

NEW YORK, Oct s. = The SUICIDE OF Frank
HeyWard at the mansion on 21st street yester-
day, has caused painful sensation among a
large circle of friends and acquaintances. He
was the son of Henry Hayward, well known In
South Carolina and Baltimore, and was pos
sessed OF q large fortune and g gentleman OF
education and generous instincts. His des-
perate deed Is the result OF long career of dis
sipation, during which he married clandes-
saloon helplessly intoxicated. His friends pro-
cured q hack and took him to the rooms
which he occupied In the absence OF his family
In Europe. While In the act OF undressing to
retire he suddenly seized Smith & Wesson re-
volver, and before he could be prevented blew
out his brains,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08
THE SAN FRANCISCO WALKING
MATCH.
Mcintyre Covers 500 Miles ana
Wins

pie assembled at the pavilion last evening to
witness the finish Of the pedestrian contest.
AT 1905 Mcintyre completed his 500th mile on q
cheers OF the crowd.
The concluding scores are as follows:-Mc.
lntyre sec, Carmichael AS, Scott 1853, MUIR
dock 430.7, Chenoweth 412T, Green 4O1T,
Matteson 401, Bowman 1906, Reid S776,
Dupliser S755, McGfnn 1855, Evans S55.e,
Wilcox 1886. Thompson 351.2, Stewart s5I.I,
Dewey .SO.6, Dddin $50 5, Curtis $50 s. Ferguson
profits OF the match approximate $4,000, half
OF which goes 10 the four leading contestants,
IN pr0pOlt tiOnS OF 90 30. 12M and y per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08
Accident AT the Parker House. i'm
lRONIOn.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-A Boston special says:-A
serious accident occurred at the Parker House
late yesterday afternoon, by the fall OF an ele.
yator filled with passengers participating in an
experiment to show the advantages of patent
safety air cushion. The elevator was to fall on
the cushion and drop gently and without injury,
but the doors at the lower landing were burst
open and off, and the catastrophe resulted. No
one was seriously injured, but all were shaken
up and more or less bruised
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08
THE COLORADO ELECTION.
A Repuhlicam Vtctovv

DENvKR, Oct. s.-The election in this state
officers. The day passed away Quietly, mot
more than half vote being polled The re-
turns come in very slowly, but the Indications
thing. Ex-Gov. Routt. Chairman OF the rpnnS-
lcan state committee, estimates the majority
IoI Beck Ior supreme Judge at nearly 5000, q
gain OF 900 over last years vote. In Arapho0
county the republicans have elected every man.
as also in Gilpin, Weld and Larimer Counties.
In Los Animas county the democrats fan be-
hind last years vote about 200. There was little
interest taken in the contest as the state ticket
contained but one name-that OF Beck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08
Our MILITARY VisitOrs f,

Last night, at 9:55 o'clock, as the southern
train entered the B. and P. depot, there was
loud cheering for the military visitors on the
train-the Gate City Guards, crack organiza-
tion of Atlanta, Ga. The company at once de-
barked and were cordially received by the
commanding, who escorted them through Penn
sylvania avenue, 9th, and 7th streets to the
armory. There was 8 display Of fireworks
along the ]ine of march. On arriving at the
armory, Col. Moore, in neat speech. welcomed
the visitors to washington. Capt. Burke, Of
the Georgia company, replied, and during his
ern military organizations were ashamed or
afraid to carry the Stars and Stripes In their
ranks. He called particular attention to the
banner with them. After going through sew
eral evolutions the command to "break ranks:
was given, and the visitors were taken care of
q. W. Evans, J. Entwisle, ". +. Beall, E: Neu.
meyer and j. G. Cowle. The Guards number 40
fne-looking young men, uniformed in dark blue
with buff factngs, and wear caps surmounted
by white plume. They are Offcered by Cap
tain j. F. Burke and Lieutenant w. C. Sparks
Accompanying the visitors are Mayor w. L.
Calhoun, OF Atlanta; Mr.. H. L. Colyer, Col. j. D.
Collins and Mr.. John Tye, prominent lawyers
Of Atlanta. Several members OF the company
are accompanied by their wives, the entire
party numbering about eighty. This morning
of active and honorary members OF the Light
Infantry, left for Mount Vernon, the steamer
w. w. Corcoran having been placed at Their
disposal.
The Gate City Guards will reach the city
from Mount Vernon about pm. Col. Moore
will meet them at his armory, and proceed to
the residence OF Col. Amos Webster, adjutant
general, on F street, between 18th and 18th
streets, reaching there about pm. review
will take place before the Commissioners of the
District, the Adjutant General, and officers of
Gen. Sherman's staff, and several army officers
on duty In the city. The Secretary of the Navy
has ordered the full Marine band to report to
Light Infantry will parade as battalion. Col.
Moore has assigned his band (Donch's) to Capt.
Burk. and the Marine band will head the col
umn. The Light Infantry corps will parade
two full companies OF 45 men each.one in full
crack company from Atlanta, the District staff,
the reviewing officers and invited guests will
accompany the command to the theater, upon
invitation of Mr.. Ford. Capt. Burk has sp1en-
did body of citizen sold1ery, and they are very
proficient in the manual and marching. 1t viii
be quite field day for the District In honor Of
these representatives of the military of Geor-
gia. Many distinguished officers and citizens
accompany Capt. Burk's command, and are
quartered at the Metropolitan hhOtel. Capt.
Burk has his own car for his company, and In
tends Occupyinr 1t the entire trfp To ROStDn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08
LITTER FROM A NIcARAGuAN oFEIc1

FALL RIVER Ass1GNMENTs.-Thos j. Borden,
treasurer of the American Print Works, and
Richard B. Borden, treasurer Of the Troy and
Richard Borden manufacturing companies, at
make assig gnments. The personal liabilities OF
Thos. j. Borden are about $500, 900, his endorse
ments about 81 100, 900, and his unpledged assets
liabilities are reported at about 100000, en-
dorsements s500,000, and unpledged assests
about $40, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08
The Manhattan Bank Robbery.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s.-John Connor who
was arrested last Saturday at the Third street
banking house while attempting to negotiate
bond stolen from the Manhattan Bank New
York, was given further hearing this morn
ing. Evidence was offered to show that the
defendant had also sold other bonds stolen
from the house of Jacob Seibert Bedford
avenue. Brooklyn. The prisoner was then COM
mitted in default OF 500 900 bail, to answer at
the present term of court. The case will be-
Immediately sent the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08
The Plague i'm NIemphis.

case reported-Charles McAree. W. +. BOYLE
died early this morning. The weather Is clear
and cool.
Noon.-No more new cases have been re.
ported. Undertakers report four intermenta
since last n1ght-Mrs. Mary E. Key, Miss Mag.
g1e Key, White 4cCaasey and Adolph VOL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08
District Government Affairs.

The number of checks drawn by Mr..
Dodge In the repayment of excessive water
rents up to 2oclock TO- day was 5,746, aggrega-
The number of drawback certificates issued
by Mr.. Roome, in charge Of revisions of assess
ments, up to 2 O'Clock to-day was 393z, aggre-
eating in amount $685. 37O.75.
VIM. Hawkins, colored, was appointed by the
Commissioners to-day special policeman, to
be stationed at corner OF 18th and streets
northwest.
DELEGATION OF PROPERTY HOLDERS
on the line of 7th street road, composed of
Messrs. John Saul, A. C. Shoemaker, Archibald
White, P. II. Folsom and Albert Whiteney,
called upon the District Commissioners this
morning in the matter Of their special assess
ment for Improvement of the county roads.
Mr.. Folsom read well drawn paper, In which
the situation Of the case was fully explained
from the standpoint Of the county taxpayers
Commissioner Phelps took the paper, promising
to place it before the board. he stated that he
thought the grades made by the late District
government were unnecessary and uncalled for
by the surrounding circumstances, and re.
gretted that the Commissioners had no power
under the law to consider damages In the ad.
justment of these taxes. No power had been
conferred upon any one since the late board Of
audit to consider damages In such cases. That
board was now out OF power. He sympathized
with them, but was OF the opinion fhut the
assessment as at present fixed Is based on euui.
table grounds, having been reduced from one.
fourth to one-twelfth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08

STRIKE IN CHIcAGo.-Some 1900 cigarmakers
struck In Chicago yesterday for an advance OF
S2 per thousand, and after consulting with EN-.
nloyers the figures OF the Workmen were
adopted and work was resumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08

JAY GOULD arrived at st. Louis yesterday
from Colorado. In consultation between HIM
Kansas City and Northern railroad, and A. Z.
Hopkins, OF the wabash, it was finally deter
mined that the two roads should be operated
quarters shall be in st. Louis. Mr.. Gould says
he will not part with either the Colorado Cen.
tral, the South Park or Denver and Rio Grande
roads, and that he means to stand by them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08

THE PROPOSED COAL COMBINATION threaten
to fall through after all. The refusal OF the
pennsylvania Railroad Company to sign the
agreement Is said to abSolVe the companies
from any responsibilities under it. 1t Is re-
ported that Mr.. Packer, of the Lehigh Valley
Company, refused to sign the agreement last
Friday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08

TIE BENCH SHOW given under the auspice
OF the st. Louis Kennel Club opened in that
city yesterday and attracted great crowds.
ties, ard nearly all the famous animals owned
in the country and Canada. Prizes for settlers
and pointers were awarded yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08

TEE BODY OF MRS. RIDDLE, of Norwich,
Conn.,, who, it ls suspected, was POISONED by
her husband, has been eXhumed, and chemi-
cal analysis win be made Riddle was az
ra1gned yerterday, pleaded not guilty, and was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08

A SENSATION IN CHINA.-Advfces from Hong
that some great catastrophe has happened
within the walls Of the imperial palace at Pekin.
Some say the emperor and others one of the
expresses is dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08

GEN. GRANT and Mrs. Grant, o. s. Grant, ir. :,
Mrs. Dent and daughter, Gen. Miller, wife and
daughter, Senator Sharon and daughter, Miss
Jennie Flood and brother, Mrs. Gen. Mcdowell
and daughter, ex-Gov. Low, Senator Jones and
few Others will sail for Portland. oregon,
THURSDAY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TS PLEASE ACCEPE MY THANKS for the
w very prompt and satisfactory manner in
which you adjusted the loss, by FIRE. on the Sd in
National Union Insurance Company Of Wsshipsson.
n. D. LARNER, Secretary National Unien ins
Co. S-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08

THE WINNERS AT JEROME PARK, N. Y, races
yesterday were as follows:-Una, mile and
furlong, In 1.4s: Carita three quarters OF mile,
IN, IN 11s1; Gen Phillips ~ miles, in 4o7k, Fer.
mile, in 1.1sA, Lady Middleton second, Oriola
third; Deadhead, SteeplechaSe, in 427
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08
The Nicaragua Canal Project.
LETTER FROM GEN. GRANT.

In private letter to a friend In this city
Gen. Grant says that he thinks it likely he may
not reach Chicago before the latter part of
November, and does not expect to be in Wash.
iDgton until about the Christmas holidays,
unless something in connection with the inter-
oceanic canal question should Call him here
sooner. The letter Is mainly devoted to the
canal question, and shows that the General is
In earnest in his determination to do every
thing within his power to further that great
have taken hold of the matter earnestly, and
are doing all that is possible to effect proper
organization for the purpose Of securing from
the government OF Nicaragua the necessary
concessions to 1naugurate the work.
LITTER FROM NICARAGUAN OFFICIAL.
In private letter received from the Nicara-
guam minister Of public works, that gentleman
says that after what happened in Paris in re-
lation to the question OF an inter oceanic canal
the people Of Nicaragua base all their hopes
upon the frtendliness Of the government and
people of the United States. They are led to
this on account Of the deep interest that the
press Of the United States seem to take in the
execution OF this important wolk by this 18TH
regard to the action this government may take
ton of this woGk you are In position to know
it from your intimate knowledge Of this coun-
thy. You know our strongest desire is to real
iZe the execution Of the great work on which
this country bases ali its hopes for future de-
velopement. We expect to hear that commits
sion has started to treat with our government
on this subject. When it arrives you will see
that nothing will be wanting that may be re-
quired OF u.s."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08

SUIT FOR SLANDER.-To-day Gen. Butler, W.
entered in suit against AMI L. Barber. fof
slander, laying damages at $50,0OO The alleged
SANDER Is that defendant on the 4th inst. false
" and mahciously spoke Of and concerning
II. He y Q nar, and . tibet and cQMaE0..
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ADJUSTMENTS.

rAFE (ChantRnt) PUCK,
" n. L. CORNER 7TH AND G STs. n. w.
THIS EVENING and every evening during the
week the following Artists will appear Miss jean
nette Lewis the charming danseuse Ricardo, the
eminent tenor; Prof Galfetti. ventrIloquist; Ohas
Schufts, Dutch comedian: e. Cunningham, bantoist
l. EISINGER. Proprietor.
g. W. THATER, Manager
Prof. FISHER, Leader of Orchestra.
No mIzors ADMITTED. Special officer in attend
ance octS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-08

THE CONSTITUTION left the New York navy
yard yesterday for Hampton Roads.
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. SPECIAL DRUG NOTICE.

ROBI. i. ElIEMLNd.
CO D. 1AHNEh Secretary National onas1 oeFs!ss &c.
~ SPECIAL DRUG NOTICE.
os Of ser Hs hsxs sns and
+ E Chidester, his successor, and are prerared 70
Fresh Drugs always in stock -
octseos St Cloud Builans - coT sh sna ssnv
B5Inb1Aa 5HE saISa1ef s k5d Il
fourth annual meeting and forty-ninth regular
msny me- svsnes Sf tSs m oes6sf asa aa
at No 92O st NV. The Secretary will submit his
and general bushes may be intTodaeed and acted
$40 JOY EpsoS HAs ass FL Ra1EEH I NV
~ AMEETIKe OF THE sToc6a2LPEEs
So win P hb k q Ne oes q h *
rm he q BGssd q II the
saS Of the company nan 20 isye By order q r.
81. A. GRISWOLD, Sec yet1ry. octS-lm
r NOTICE
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA
The general tax bills will be payable NovEMBER
e s & RI vii Be- On
BEE ]: The whole tax can be paid during the month
yaed in section of act Of Congress, approved June
oe83t WIN TINDALL, Secretary.
~ woRk1NeMEE}NS,ss E}Ss BUILDING Assoo1A-
The fifth monthly meeting of this association,
tsr be fsd OH R
at the hall corner Sth and SITS nv Al the request
of desiring to take stock the Directors have
decided keep the subscription books open at this
meeting. in order to give chance to all who wish to
connect themselves with the association. Payments
~ j. F. KELLY President.
cct7.H JOHN T. LYNOH, Secretary.
r-.se SPECIAL NOTICE.-A fresh supply of
tog PURE NORWEGIAN GOD LIVER OIL
st DREW'S Drug Store, Cor. 9th st: and ?ennsyl va
mia ave, at SO CTS. per full pint bottle. oct4
49, W. B. MOSES & son. cor 7th st. and Pa.
EC5 ave, have reopened their corner store With q
large and complete stock of UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS, DRAPERIES. &c. sepS-tr
49, BEDFORD WATER,
BETHESDA WATER, DEEP ROCK WATER,
AND GEYSER SARATOGA WATER.
fresh supply of the above natural waters
For sale or draueht in all quantities;
At MILBURN'S PHARMACY.
eep4-tr 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE