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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17
GtLSON SANTA.
re. ~. a SITE WANTED.


The Trustee. Of The Thomas Wilson Santa
rum. IN carrying cut the trust coniidcI 10 them
Of establishing Sanitarium for che sick children
81 the poor. prepared 10 receive written pro-
posals for site possessing the following require
men;-, with au accurate description Of the prop
cry. on or before the Fird Day .f february. 1850,
with the refusal Of il for ninety days thereafter:
lsi. Loca'ion.-Thc location must be ON steam
railroad within two hour. of the city, and the
building siie not over i've minutes walk from n
station.
"a. L""d. The quantity Of land required will
be not less than 100 acres. facing the south aud
'"nih"c.i. with NJ stagnant water. marshc. or
mill ponds III thc vicinity. anl prFipn Of il must
be- IN natural ipfc.'.
81. ii,'rSi.p- I uc elevation must not be less
than 600 feet above idcwa,cr.
ith. HIfsr.--A stream &c water ot not less than
do.oOn gallons per day. ia the dries, season Of the
year. mus; be within available distance.
.;ilrc's the PRECEDENT. NJ. - North Charles 81
FRANCIS T. KiNt;. President.
WIN. !. FISHER.
j. CAREY THOMAS. ". D.,
GEO. ". CORNER,
John CCELETT.
WILLIAM H. GRAHAM.
WILSON PROCTOR.
E,Lfiv,uE.
Dec T.. l's'. Dcc.i3;Jan.al.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

Our c'rfr'p"n lent make "a very wild state
m""t with reference t. printer. bills. Never in
our recollection ha, it eos, baltimore county in
single year anything like the sun. named by him
for advertising. a.. The ley for this WORK the
past two yeaF' ha been SJ,roe per year. which i.
a little Il, the work can he done for under exist.
inc law.
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E'AIR AND SUPPER

MANTUA GRANGE HALL.
ThHr''iry ""d F'riday. .L,n 2gG asd 3Nh. I,sO.
Door open a, ! o'clock 4. ".
e'f- Admission Free. 80
- PPEE - ct. OYSTERS EXTRA.
All invited e. attend.
j. q. GENT.
Mt, THO. GRIFFITH.
Jan. Il. p. Committee 81 Arrangement
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ELLICoTT CITY. BALTIMORE COUNTY.

VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND WITH FINE
DWELLING AND OrTEl ILDINGS.
AT
ELLICoTT CITY. BALTIMORE COUNTY.
by virtue Of power contained in q Mortgage
from William r. McCnulcy and Mary H. Me-
Canlcy. his wife. TO me. dated April 18th, ISIe
~ 1876. and recorded IN '.ibcr J. a., No. ssra
IL. fd..folio SO. Sc. one Of the -
Mortgage Records 81 Baltimore county | will scll
by P'BLIc itcTiON, on the premises. on
Saturday. The :ih dog .f .Ir""nry. ISSO.
u; o'clock +. ~.
ALL THAT LOT or GROUND At ELLiCoTT
CITY. BALTIMORE COUNTY.
near the Paiap.co Bridge. which is described a.
ioli"ws:
beginning, now surveyed degree. being al
lowed for tetrugralo variation 81 the magnetic
needle go rs t. trace the original lines Tor the
piece or parcel 81 land hereby granted at the be-
ginning Of the east line oT tie lot allotted t. John
Ellcoii 81 John ~ deed Of partition between Jon
aikan Ellcnti aud others and John Eilicott, dated
September 9TH. lSi2. i.ibcr ". e., No. llg folio
800. Sc. at stone in the eastern wall Of the mill
Face marked "23. AMI running with sail race
north degree west ~ p,rchCs. north So degrees
east perchc. tu the fret line pf samuel smith.
Loot thence south II degree east pcrchc. 20 the
chi "f sail FIR; line. still with the saiI lot two
courses: North g.. degree. ca,t eight pcfcLcs
north II degrees west three pcrrhcs thence north
90 degrees 80 thirty.scNca and one hall pcrrhos
e. the middle 81 the county roal. which point is
AZ the distance 81 twenty flur and one. quarter
pcrchcs irpih stone marked live" al the end Of
the iiih line 81 the whole tract thence following
the said rpal three c0uTscs South ~ degrees
east siX and a quarter pcrchc.. south Ia degrees
west sixteen Forchos thence south ~ degrees
west pnr halt perch 90 Stone ~" thence bound.
ing IN the western and northern oigc of aid road
n now made, south ., degree, west ~" l,crche.
south - degree west ~" rcrcho-. north - de-
grcc- west Is" pcrchc,. north degree. w,.t four
ani hall lcr.'hc.. north 0" i':r',. wc.ts perch
-. u"ftn - degree. 'e't even I.c-'h". -"ath -
degree wet iw' rcrrhc.. .lu'i B.: degree. west
four lrrrhr.. south -! degrees wet vi.ht perch.
-; thence siuth III degree. ives; twelve prrchc.
I" ia" place II beginning. containing
THREE MD 0%E EIGHTH ACRE: OF
LANb.
asc'ptiu, '.crc gi al that r,ri thereof which by
d"ci dated ilril l'th. i'iG. Ne. granted To-
Richard O.. Nsr''ill auI rtri'k II. Mart;il by
William H. l,rlI Aar clHi4iuiu: -, ,Iuarc
feet of iarl
Ihc Improvement .n..,t %! Il tine
STONE bWILLiNG. .TAELE. COOPER
-Hrr~ 'Nb OTHER oIIEt. IIbINGs.
TERMS ui ALE a. Ilc.rt.h,i by the Mort
gag ar 'A.i. me han.llrI dollar. 81 which will
De- required whom the sale J.. made.
ALLAN GI!.rIN. Mortgage.
SAM I'll. !. SpPEK 4 CO.. Nurti uecrs.
y. ". ca. Charlie. q Lombard s.. BALTIC.
JAn.a.-t'.
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Real Estate Sales.
NIORTGAGEE'S SALE

Brown & Smith, Attorney. al Law. - -.
Paul 81, baltimore
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17
II. L. BOWEN.

n. L. BOWEN,
Real Estate Agent. COnveyanccr
and Collector of House ana
Ground Rents.
Do~L GA vs. NEGOTTA TED.-uz
No. : sHEDLEr RON. TOWsOyTOTN.
;s1-Frec conveyance for those desiring 10 lsok
ut property. dan. r., 'sU-ly
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FNlliS L. To GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the -al
i .rribcr ha- "biainc from the Orphan Crut'
for Baltimore county. letter. tc.;amrn;ary "n IL,
50
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT
CORRECTED WEEKLY NJ
d. T. AN q e n s o o,

DEALER N
FLOUR, FEED OF ALL KINDS, YERTILI-
ZERS. SEEDS. PRODUCE, &C.,
I26 North High ~. baltimore.
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late Of saii county deceased. M person. h..iu.
claims against tie 'ai.i estate are hereby warned
{" cNhhi, the same wi'A the voucher. thereof. ..
the .ub.rrtrr.
H's L.f..s. o.. l,f alag OF .j,'g. I.-u:
they may "th"rNi-c hy law boz r,ciu,ci from all
hcaclt "f aid c.,aic Ihu., in,..lt,.! o. aide.
tate are requested :" make inmr,i.li. ruy;urut.
Given under nay hand Til. iiL la, - .j.nua
~. iN'" LEWIS ippEG.
Jan. u. q. Executor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

VALUABLE LOT or GROUND WITH FINE
DWELLING AND OTTEl ILDINGS.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17
THHrE NNDo%E rliurn AcHE: ~
I'NEClTOR'S SALE

3, SAMUEL e. Wilson. Aurti,nccr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
MINES AND MINING.
WEDNESDAY. Aug. 1s-P. "

WEDNESDAY. Aug. ls-f' VI
A large business Was Gone III MINING s'oeh' 'o""',
aud tho " boomu was more generally Distributed
than il has been on any preceding day. hnk'li
continued 10 he the "bell weather OF tue MAJ ~,
and to-day, with transac lions amounting W f"''""
sharcs-37. 200 shares at the Old Board and ll.ooo
shares Mt the American Ioad--i's price rose iroi'
80 to 90, with large transactions at from w W
2.1O on buyers options. Later there was rcao'o'
to So but the closing price was 1.95. Ihe Leau-
vile stocks generally werc better Chrys0hte riss
from ia TO 77sa75s, Little Chief from 10 f.oo'
South lIite from 20 to 135, and Annie from % W
sGas5. CLIMAX was 3. cents higher at l.9o Dut
closed at I. 90 and Lcndyiic, after advancing
cent TO 81. closed at 60. Silver Nugget was ~
active rs usual but was rather weak. selling AZ
1.2OD1 % against .25 YESTERDAY. Bye-and-Bye was
r cents easier ut 100, Auburn and Rock Cretk
steady nj 80 Barbee and Walker selling at 5's an9
"a, buyer ten and thirty DAYS Respectively, anu
Battle Greek was neglected. Consolidated virginia
improved II TO 3.25 and California waa ~ 'e ns
higher at O5 Columbia Con- Olidatcd SOLD NJ o.AV
G1325. and Van,lewaier al / %. The Improvement
EXTENDED to the lower price SHARES GOln , an
beng very active with an advance from 10 10 Is~
rs. CaIayeras rose from 81 10 90, Moose 10 ~
Bonanza Cnicf 10 3D. and Great Eastern 10 oo@ 60
Green Mountain so id. tx dlvce' d. at 3.55a $3.50,
and Rising sun was hrmer at 1.95. We note sa.e'
Of Horn Silver at 1905, Central OF Arizona o. p@
93e Standard at 27a2S, Sierra Nevada AZ io2~
II. Iron Silver at 3l2 Bulwer ut 2.6o Eureka
Co dated at 15i2 Ch'op C 1a Tae inn.
proyemenIs in the prices shown are nor , i,n"
without a good deal of resistance from The pears,
who are as vel following he arket up Win nee
supply of contracts or seller" option hho A"~'
kets closed firm but without excitement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19

SAN Francisco. Aug. ls.-1herc was Il sharp
break IN the shares t,lat had advanced RAPIDLY for
two days AT the early session Of the boards Tins
morning but they all recovered, however. at IL
O'Clock. under tire IrtUcnce of large purchases.
Operators ntiinats that three crcss-cuts have
started in Union, but it is not adj
dividend o. 80 cents on the 2oth Po[0Si has levied
an assessment of 80 cents. and Red Cloud one of
% cents per share. Bal ION receipts during the
past wesk: Standard, $40. $50; Northern Belle,
$31 100; Betty Neil, $4,S57; Ilp-lop, $29, 900;
Western Contention, S2i,l60 Corsondatrd Nr-
gnia 493 E" Go xo E""T"ds!ed T2o4oD
ISLE $4,000; Navajo, $4,000; Arsenta. $i,S00;
and BOdie, $4,000.
SAIL LAKE CITY Utah. Aug. 1s.-Professor
N,wberry has returned from extended pros
pecting tour IN Southern Utah. and expresses him.
self hlahy pleased with that section. The Empire
Company has large force of men extracting ore
from the 2O0-toot level, where the ledge
il three feet III width. On the 300-leyal
rhe ore assays from 5000 70 so, 600 per ton,
with large body in sigat. The WORK ON the mil
Is progressing satisfactorily. The Horn Silver Mine.
FRISCO. Is turning out the usual quantity OF
bullion. The Frisco Company start no on the 20th,
and viii make long run. large number of
miners and prospectors are coming INTO the terri
tory from Colorado. Tnc bullion ship neuts yesier-
day amounted 20 $4,000
VIRGINIA CITY, New, Aug. 1S-Cross-cuts Nos.
and ea It have been started on the 2.5O0-cvei of
the Union, and now switch plates tllnbers and
track going in that II Will be tie last OF the
week before work can be pushed vigorously.
also on the 4OO-levei. and Is raising III the ore
body found north and east on the 230o-evel.
LEApyIILE Aug. 1S.-Chrysohto shipped on Mon
DAY POI tons valued at 900 his Is the great
est Shipment ever made Oy the mine. Negotiations
are pend .ng tor the consolidation OF the Leadyie
aud Little Giant Companies. lhe strike on the
Yankee Doodle claim OF the Carbonate nil Com
pany is the greatest made IN the Leadyllc camp
Tor year Inc mine begins shipping ore to-day.
1hirty-six bars of bull on, valued at $685. 80.
were rcceiv, III this ctv from tue mines yesterday.
Anne shipped sky tons OF ore on tuesday
partial cleanup by tue HOmestake for the first
halt OF August yielded 3,5l2 ounces, valued at
about 500, 900.
The Bal bee and Walker Company hare declared
the regular monthly divldend oi 10 cents per share
payabio on he 2Jtn inst.
fifty pound sample of ore from the Herscheli
lode of the Decatur Company gave four ounces of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
Bankrupt Notlrc5.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: Tnat on INC
Isth day OF August A. ID. 1850. a. n iss WartAss T.
Rankrnpcy s.ed against the estate 90 ~, ana
KI.rMM. Iaely carrying ON business IN 'ns I ~ hem
,onnIv a. NewSok .ni OF Newly VINO lss 49,
aajndSed bankrupt on his own pettoh ma ,y belong
meut of delivery Oi any pi1p-tN sn.ssr
ing To slch bankrupt HIM Tor ms use nid VA.
Of any properly by hin are fotbidlrn " IN ,roys
that meeting of the creditors OF the sad uAlp
DEUS choose or more assignee i W. "a ~
Mn IL. hell. al Court of Bankupicy ~ bc hniisn az w MA
Broadway IN City OF NewNork, ia The IN me
irct New YORK. before lsasc Dayion hrsis,..' v"
A''" '' " LOUIS T. PAM
>. 4, ,,,, 80 va.a,,.r southern n.'rtc, Of New-York.
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Corporation \ otltes.

NOTICE.-Proposals will be received at t ln,'
IN Once Department of Pubic chatlics an Iers
Iecon No. 66 Third until August 20 1851 10, .tics
nous ID tions 10 the Re-. building at The Law ~
AsvIm ackwel's Island FOR full Information see ""
Rec sale at No. = city Hal
NOTICE -Pro,osals will be- received at the
~ Office of tho Department ~ Public tharues anu "a
reoton No % Thirlave unit! August ~ lsov =" ,Sfy
For iu inurma ion City Record, foi sue al ~" 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
DO n)nom II fuan Concern

PURSUANT To an order of the Hon. X. ILL.,. ~:
Larreinorc. Ju1ge notice Is given to al pen a IA
claims arapst herman Iierz u present. th.s. Gums a.
AT his ofee. l54 Nassaust. Nowr ORR eS'
q before september IL, 1851. go, uo,r ,s.,gnSA
July l. lSSv- 'A'on WIZ "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES.
San FRANCISCO Wednesday. Aug. Is. 1880.

The Eui eka Consolidated Mining Company has d,-
clared a div dend OF 90 cents share.
The Potosi Mining Company has levied an assessment
of 80 cents a share.
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Nrm lnnlilallous

CAMPAIGN HOT SHOT!
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO 81. PRICE 10 CENTS.
GARFIELD in NewYOrk
The Leader We coined
Republicans in COancii.
Details OF the Proceedings.
A Sercpsde % General Garfield.
A Great Republican Demonstration.
Addresses of
Sentra Garfield General Arthur. General Logan Edwards
PlerrepOnt, Arson G. McCOOs, o. ID. Conger VIM.
Mckinley. Ex Senator KirkwoOd &c, &c, &c.
General Garfeds Letter OF AcCe ptance
General Arhur's Letter Of Acceptance
Galusha A Grows Great Pittsburg Speech.
ALL IN
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. G7. PRICE 10 GEMS
By NAIL.
81 PER 100 BY EMPRESS.
Address TIE TRIBUNE.
Ncw-YOrk
HERBERT SPENCER'S LATEST BOOK,
IL THE DATA OF ETH -. - cents
Ninth number IIumbOd; Library. sold by newsEen
and FL zgeraii. Publisher. 1i3 1th.ave.
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silver q Ian an average yer . Of $ls2 40 per tou -.
DOti'er sample of low grade SI5 20 ner -, ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
AN NORNAN INSTITUTE

" IN NUKNAN TNN 7 II = II = .
Four dtd 1850. 80 West t1h ST.. NewN0rk Family
Ladies and Children W III reopen
Sept iul information call or send i"r cllcnl ar
Dir. and NINE. VAN NORMAN. Pflnclpas
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For BOYS and Young Men-Countrv.

4 HOME SCHOOL, AUBURNDALE, MASS.
~ A boys viii be received into he family OF IA ex
care thorough quiet ard healthy location IN a
boaultu vilIge JAMES Bird, A If.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19

CUBURBAN SEMINARY, Boson-aye. and
- lG.hst Boarding aud dav school for y0ug lades aHG
children Beautiiu y situated and thoroughly equipped
he ErV. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
For Young Laoies-Brooklyn.

DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMlNARf.-lh
ID Thirtleth wear this boarding and day school for
young iii september D. App icaois TOT
crcuaTs be made at 1913 MOnaguest, BIOoLyh " l.
CHARLES r. W EST. lrncl al.
nROOKS SEMINARY for Young ladies, NO.
I'D ii Montague Terrace BROOKLYN, n Y. ucrmrry
lkcepeicl Tenth Limited numbers. superior
advantages Address Mrs. NJ. b. J. WHITE Principal.
CT. CATHARINE'S HALL, Brooklyn, \. Y,
y Doccsau school for girls charge OF the sisters All
vent FERN opens september 2l 1890 Rector the Bishop ot
LINN
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4 lexandcr Institute Military boarding school,
~ White Pla IA. " Y. Pr4cipa o. Il. WILLIS, Phi d.
SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL, New
n Haven Conn-Thc Rev Dr. Shears Rector, offers Ia n
young boys great advantages well known - years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19

At Georgetown Clear CTeex County Col. terInnls IA
Colorado Central Railroad Capital stock, s3O0o00 d
10000 shares Pr value, 80 Non asfes,abe Ohoe u
finest New York City. Register. Farmers Loan ina
Company. President Pa1l Lichtsn stein Wee Presdssr
Herm. X. Batter secretary and Treasurer Albert Knhs
Assistant secretary PAU o. a Esterhszy Manager CD
ora I,enrRe ". llhll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19

1OHN MACMULLEN and WALLER HOL-
~ LADAY'ssCHOOl. reopens september 10 l,2G2 Broad
way corner SD ST.; elevator In 32dst Circulars PUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19

CROWELL GOLD MINING COMPANY,
~ Mines. Besvile. stanly 60, y. g
CAPITAL. &jOO.UOD SHARES. 81 EACH.
Registrars of ,toc& Union Trust Company " New orL
g. Is. FLfN T., President j.. X. MCC ARff. Vice Prs
WM. BaASDR TIL. Treas X. HALL Jr. Secretary
H. 4. Birdsal and r. Elmcs. Superin,elient,.
Office of GuInIAny 81 BrOalwAy NeH.Yafk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19

RETTS MILITARY ACADEMY. Stamford,
~ Conn.-FORTyTHIRD YEAR BEGINS SEPTEMBER
ID.
Location peculiarly healthful Prospect Hill outside the
village One mile depot unsurpas sed In
and acilit "a for recreation during ali seasons
Careful tfalnins 1boIOush preparation business col
ege and scieDtlhc echo Us Military and Naval Academies
OWL. MECHANICAL and MINING EN-
~ GINEERi NC at the Rem SSELAER POIYTECH MIC
INSTITUTE TROY n. I.-The Oldest engineering school
IN Ameria next term begiDs September 10. The I,gster
for 1880 contains list the 81
with their posons also course OF study requirements
DAVID NJ. uREENE. Director.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19

MRS. WlLLIAMES'
wi English and French Boarding ami Day school for
Young Ladies' and h,dren 90 West 3Jt'st rcopeDs Sep
hers Fave wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
LAKE SCHOOL,
VIC. WILCOX. \. NJ. Rector. Peekskin
A 1,.n,rIrrIrI.I,
,T PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY,

NJ A SEIEt1 BON NJ II ff'J'II' rTIs I5Vl7'
at sing SngOn hudson. y. ,.
O embraces the following depart
meuts Classical Mo Languages, Elementary VI 'ne,
mai cai EDg sh Studie ana Naufa. Sconte tassts III.
also Music. Drawing Fencing ana occ'on,
thorough organized Military Department. ,tdlhE sc.no
with we trained hcrscs GYM as!nn WIZ reopen hurs
.rfn nh.rl WIN n II I..N IIllalNII'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
DOBERTsON ELECTRIC

DOBERTSON ELECTRIC
LII ORE REDUCTION COMPANY.
led m der, o the stat Of New YORK.
Calital stock s5UOJOOO 2ODUU0 SHARES par Nal' 80
Full paid ana as.cs.AJ.e ~, r.,..,.,,
LIEDLET r. SEAAAN. >rccei5ry hti it"sn..'x
This company 10 sell hcehses nr va a' -
shcr prO eSs which reluces all CLASSES oi reru pr
except those containing Leaf al ~ W
All nlrDgcmt upon the patents o"hed Wy 'u'N
pany will he prompt prosecuted -. =, ,.,,,sy New
York
TELEGRAPH CONSOLIDATED llNlNUSV
j PIONEER DI~fRICl PINAL COZ \ / !, AZ I .Drs
CAPITAL sTDCn. sl5OV,0o0i loj' ~ 80 81 w y
OFFICEItS: arnost Des NaIct>, President ~.
stork kxcblngcl =: . C. Murphy, Nir-.i esdent Lmuei
r. seaman Secondary ana 1reauici b. III Oh iusesp
Theolore Vernon seaman. G. =. Murphy, W =.
Chwrli John A. Robertson Fnauca sent- Ihe!S.v
Miuams. q l. Mining Exchanged No D. Broad" Az se.,
YcrK Register Transfers m Newl ORR mon p.,,T
Company. Counsci--itemin2toa eilan, No l'o al
way New Hon. \. W. Blair san Francisco s"'
Mining Superin tendent-F r. Benton. ... ...,,,,
OFFICE: No. IS BROADWAY NEMNohn'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-21
DIED.

ADAMS On May 49, 1880 at 20 p. m. MAR
MA MA 8 ADAMS. IN her sixty sixth year. wife of
The funeral will take place from her husbands
No No: az 9 street northeast. Sunday afternoon. 23d
CRANDELL. On the morning of May Goth, 1850,
al Inc resideHne OF her parents 6lO street after
Of Germond and l.. A. Crandell ~
Funeral services at CONGREGATIONAL Church, 10th
and streets, Sunday. May 23d. al half past three
FBABEr. On the 2Ist Of May. at 9. 30 O'Clock a.
M, JOSEPH p, infant son of John W. and Ellen
Funeral viii take place from the residence of his
Iaents, 80. ZOOS Seventh street northwest at 4
HI UGH. On May 2e, 1880. Of consumption
ELLA Clay HoUGH, aged thirty ave years.
dence No s5 PennsySana avenue on saar rg
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock Friends of the family in
KELLY. May 90 1880, HENRY WHITE infant
son of Rev: Joseph I. and Florence b. Kelly.
The funt raj will be private.
KILL HER. At q 30 O'Clock. Wednesday, Mayl9th,
iSSs; alter short and Painful illness, THOMAS
=, His i fnEera! will take place Saturday afternoon
TaIents No $40 Dstreet a. e. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend
MCCoLGAN. On Wednesday. May 18th. 1880,
suddenly. at pm, CHARLES ID MCooLGAN. in
The funeral will take Plsce from his fathers resi-
dence, l222 Pennsylqania avenue northwest at
thence to St PatrcLs CharcG Int azn Il
Baltimore
NELSON. Friday, May 21st 1885, GEORGE
Lyons, son of Henry L. and Ida Frances Nelson,
in the third year OF his age. New York and Boston
papers please copy
PARKER. On May goth, 1880, al 2 O'Clock a M
ELLEN PARKER, aged sixty six years.
Gone. but not forgotten.
Asleep in Jesuk, peaceful rest,
Whose waking is supremacy best
No fear, no woe, shall dim that hour
That manifeets the SsTour's power.
Asleep in Jesus, Far from thee
Thy kindred and their graves may be;
But thine is still blessed sleep,
From which meme ever wakes TO weep.
Funeral will take place from her late residence
1921 @ street southeast, Sunday, May z3d, at four
O'Clock D. m. Restives and friends are invited.
TAYLOR, OF paralysis. at the residence Of her
niece, Mrs. II. B. McKnew, Mrs. ARINA TAYLOR,
relict of Elijah Taylor. in the ninety NTH year OF
her age.
Funeral will take place from McKendree church,
on Massachusetts avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets northwest. at 2 O'Clock Sunday, May ~. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-21
THE EVENING STAR.
[RIOAH.................-.Mar II. 1850.
CONGRESSIONAL,
Conclusion OF Yesterdays Proceed

SOAaCAusiOn Oh Aesterd0y's Proceed.
ings.
SENATE.-After our report CLOSED
MI: kellogg, by unanimous consent. OBJ aimed
tne lloor Tor a few moments and urged Senators
10 n 40 tne whole OF the printed testimony and
when evidence damaging TO him was cited "a
turn 10 The reoutting testimony. He went into
an explanation of the cipher dispatches quoted
o oS Messrs. vance and HILL which, he said fail
60 10 show that he had used any imnroper
means to obtain the senatorship.
Al the conclusion OF Mr. kellogg's speech. Mr..
t B,aSard moved to lay aside the Kellogg resolu-
oions ana take up his bill regulating the pay and
appolhtment OF deputy marshalS.
MI. Edmunds objected.
MI, bayard believed he was consulting she
puoIC IMteTest In asking consideration OF bill
materially affecting the people and reported by
committee of this body.
Mr. Anthony moved to go into executive ses-
SION. Relected-yeas Il, nays 26
MT Bayards motion was agreed to on a diyI
Sion-24 10 IA. o " 0A Wv 4
Mr.. Conkling called for the yeas and nays
SAYING that IL might be very Important vote
He wished TO state his underst snding or the
motion. namely. that il postponed further g m
SHERATON OF the Kellogg resolutions unless
they should oe taken up by majority vote
Mr. salisbury. as chairman OF the committee
reporting the Kellogg resolutions said he would
vote against his colleagues motion IL he did NOT
suppose he (Mr. Bayard) would vote with him
(Mr. salisbury on motion to call the reso!u-
tons up again.
Mr.. Bayard-Cerainly; you are perfectly
Mr. Mr.. Bayard,s motion was agreed to-yeas 25
nays IL, party vote; republicans voting no.
Inc Dill was taken up, the pending question
being on Mr.. Conkling's amendment TO inser
.ne words appointed only" so the bill woul
reler 10 deputies only to serve in connectio
Win elections. No quorum voted call of
lhe senate disclosed a quorum present The
yeas ana nays again showed no quorum on ac-
count OF the number OF pairs, and at $40 nm.
ON motion OF Mr.. Mcdonald. the Senate adj
journed. GU
Hol sE-After our report closed no business
was done at the afternoon session.
Inc evening session was devoted TO the fIlrt l,er
consideration of reports from the Committee on
public lands 0u