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, 1880-03-21
CITY REAL ESTATE
l. By JAS. 3: GOODMAN l. Co.

l. BIZ JAS. 3. GOODMAN &cn
n,n W!1A!HASH-Av: 4
-n0o's anS aiefifGaSea53F.s { ffs; ase5
House and % feet TN aear | THsnf1tth11ss. si1thss.
Sg&Ebrick houses south vt TEentyashIial-st
s-f.a"s h'q:s iSbi%Shoat3F1 bisgS9 q ,:s'aas.
91so0o-House 91o0o- and q feel south q. rts,..
Soase, sse j ssst fsst asaE soIas:
h-vaeant feet ns,tr TWenrt tai1ty; .fn7:y; =.
.ssa-Hou,s ana dEssH,iHI5saxi,a> 8 ,sst "a i,',.s
HSs:s HSs:s az sa$ e. sss sss!
ss'ef"' 'tfn caLT%Efrxs;Vr LhGSisf ns;r Thtt7.a}asa..
s&Hnse, 2s&&Honse ana Cd 5 feet. near T.ent,-aftb..,
sae'n': *9tF! g tfSh ffessE f1i:E1T9e9F' T9e9F'7iaiiast
e6r1?E 81 ( !fet ts5yE,x1sY9 ns5;
saoa s' 'llt6 H6GGiAsoasf:a 65tSS1, Assets;: and fats
a@-h0u'e ans sEx%56S :: !ss5 asss Cottage cso,ear
s4'@eTeFal :0Gs SywEygs1Vs Ss!fE yeg1:ss near station
u|A'oss and = RFxSs,sy. FfEfs: nsn: Lans'ey-a,.
s-u0u's and :; sf%TE.SS fSsf: asa! Fort,-sh,ra.t
s$m-store and = ftst near Thtrty-aftt-..
SH-Ssstn1 S1Sre and ,s : Its 1e:t nsaT eshth"st
.st Easr KS f9ath GfIieAG1l1syE 8 Gi5ltsy: E:nftdsl
nFee-s'oE' ANK.%T el,iK Ks.Sts and residence r.s
szsS!m-sp!endtd APP corner iarEe lot modern bo,,.
A1NH-Gcua90n front bF1ck house near Tvaoouuse.
3,7W-Urick house md 4; feet, near fae..aoa-st
WAi;Rt:S-AV. e1'''A
I-y'eant 9 shS:aG5S:sF!f,o Isl: 9ss5 SSe!F!foFnia-ar.
71~o heass: SHHsoLfy-fs. 1as eLiy ~. near H's7oa
'ems''ne fFSef %EsF ssaif: TaREsrs fe;es3 St
s+c0'd %Es4 S;3Ss ssS5sS SSSaEsl3sefen nSss 3een PARK
2U-T~o-story frame house near Ho,na.s
WEST H-ARRIS0S-ST N''aess
Good WfS5 y,sssf fsHne fWEi hSHse sgTfs q 4 feet
s ssMo-Bsfck ssors ana residences ns.,
ALSO much other desirable property in ali nso!st
rue city: Low-priced cottayes and yscaMnt ~ pa5S Of
especially good bargains '4o' ton u
EOR SALs-LAKGE TWo-sToKY To7s5 -
L. Dearborn-st., near Twenty ninth: mia fa1o W
2ae 60 '-f00n cottage near 1h'rt'se7sassss%: % %es
n-room house on Buuerfeld-at., near rb,-..,.
cottaxe ana lot On Butteraeld-st, near 1h,r,,...
Southeast corner OF Ruttertleld-st and r,,,.,
ond; - feet front: price, <l.on I-set'
. Also lots on State-st, between Th,rty-a,.. $780,.
Fortieth, cheap Inquire OF eaa
FRANK R1ED1I
ETOR sALE-HOUsEs AND LVFS T3F1S 3
foreclosure. Can sell for less than present 49,. ~
improvements on easy terms J. r. WHITE ~ pG49t Y
toom I, No. IS Clark-st. Reaper Block ~
ErOR SAt.E-ANY ONE WISHING m RI7v c75z
or suburban real estate On raising mia etli
md some special bargains 70 select from at the o*a ~
4 J. r. WHITE d CO, Room l. No. Is f1s,S ~ Slsa
teoper Block ~'"3A-al.
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Eon sA1,E--BY TURNER Il BOND, 1p WAsH-
\ inEton-st~:

e ington-sL: -..'-0-~ @>' ~'~ ''~-0@'
PIX feet on Adamsst by III feet on centre-nv; ID
III e:s ts s. fea
ias-foSn 1sd5oo%s fl,sbsn
sSt #sss ST. wshasian.s " lot 1 tuo.tor,
~ y Ga@pee!i Fsrk. tvo-stoIy frane cottage.
Nc: III West Jackson-st, two-story frame; lou
So. " M HarSarst 'eas 1wo.,torv fnme cotta.. =,
rnsed aceon,@edate tso faa es Il desreds '' ~
N nfsa osas ~ foot
rs a r9ks1 c Iii, 2story IS 6rck stone @ t5tmmnss bath
rype es1ate e. Sol' very low 10 close up bank
Slots on Twenty s,!f s,9ss pser Oakley.
No. 13o Thirty -nfhst lot siris sstory frame. With
efiSx es, basemeni ail modern improvements; price
4 new 2-stoI and basement brick house on Prairte-
=, :! ys~,snss; 2,. p5{iss; *aG' M
this pfopes,s ba sold at bun ba1eain ios
e feet front on Pcai1e-ay, II feet deep, on the
ssxl:a % alley, Drexel-boulevard. with s-story
fr1:mc near horse and steam-cars. choice; only
lo0x1aa. southwest corner oakxood and Laks-svn:
Iiae east-{ront lot. on Michigan Inv. south of
81 %ost9 s9qs
dAIe-av:' near Thir:y-seventh-st, east 'front.' 25x
properly: IL sums e ss01 Or over ut psf cent
'se fs IT. nosb sfS:fss @ flnas
FoH, ,:SIal;o5 SAhEmnY norcHKlss + cRASDAI1+ 10.
f1o;hMM oMasnk!nn
and Manssrd and brick barn lot north
sa6n Sit ounds In Gro'e'and
S;W1S ~: pakwood boulevard, near Drexel very
okna son hoo worth
nens Jackson, stylish brick.
ss1V-;10 West Adams. marble front, kitchen, etc.
, 1880-03-21

Twenty-eisht acres in Norwood
1ppy to 'A' e''s SONG Ct {hsn R 2Tq bargain
Real Es!ate M N and 1, Loan Agent.
o s:s . { se ,s as5
W.T. sss @ ;tor'es and cellar on good
sS2ne fSs ess oe: and
Twso,,sst9Ey {, s frame hoass on Wood-ss near Van Bu
: South SIDE, *G6N The building alone S worth tao1e
norh of saea,sS ane easement A''h''
Hr,os HTs.s;s5S a and basement brick stase-ss nea
e. st9ae t19Hs residence on
Frame residence. good location. near Ashlund-av.
. Fine bflck resldencc with wide lot on South Side
shs1 residence on
bqH.syasd; ,,l ley. : grea: bar::ain: -,,-,-.'u
4 Atlne ostaton stone-front residence near Ashland
Frame, stofes. West Hasrison-st, s,n1; . bar bar
Fine st9ne.tront building. 3ste9tes and
Flfty feel vacant, "es1 Nadison-st. near Oakley
Fine vacant corner 80 feet, West Madison-st
Forty-erht feel. West Madison-st, near Leavttt,
ssve5al ans Pieces Improved Blue 1slana~nv. prop
G1od brick store and residence building, lot,
soPs and bdnx sH IL xooa acop
sde y *e LIZ payins over IL per cent net: the best bar
frame Vas, and residence eudn*s in good
ans o 81
well rented HESKY SIs3t %E. SssSa s 81 nearDorn-.
For sALE-BT J. C. MAGII+, s. WASHING
s:.D 70 i, S,5oo-afarble: fronts DIR. and f. on first
In eesxGle locations on West side. '4Fous'oo'
nGonsress-st good location. cottage on brick
9- ae it,: rhroop 2stor5 and base
x.Ashla1d-av, eieeant east front residence.
Ashland.av., near Adams-st, octason marble
XVI desirable frame bonse all mod
81! sil~IWaeash.4y- 2-sto, and basement marble
&0W-rrnirte-av:, convenient frame house on
sasThT,y T The lake and Drere
! A5s1-F'lis-av s a-sto- ana bast brick
,M. M9N-Nonroe-st, near Ashland-av., frame, also
n,1n .; 3n marble 'front.' with brick
Dayton-sss near Lincoln Pais, good frame
E;s&. Hammond, T.. ne.. Lincoln PARK, a peaut,-
1ul cottage with attic aq9a1}asement 9MTs
Ashland-a1.-several elegant east front lots, rhs
~ Adams.st cor Wood the best vacant corner on
6earborn,a7 w. severa elegan. Ssl'4 iots hne p'ece'
FoRH H..,l sALE-H. :: c: MoAEY, IS CLARK-sT.: is
St. near Wood brick Ei5(ij: lurk-nv near srxi11
Fnltan sione ost @ ,9 Ss Sheiao,-st nea1
Thrnn xj sr1. Ill lr.st si. nasHnXlon-sI, cofne5
I'E Xiii. W"sh, Guta9e, ana lot ~
brick and burn. sWU; Is North reorios 81, cottass
eest asr A AAdamfSs S 'Isa. neas 1fnson
a. neAr AuAnls-st .-story house, barn. and lot
ssou: STls 70 snt; aiofsn-ss, near jackson.
rooms and jot s;x1 ,ar ;;, sstx H nens eottaxe
Hoync, 81 .MV: Washngiut-sr near Ashiand.nr'
nns 1ns PEI - West Harrison. house
Ana ~ ieet &hNu; u Eostnn-av.. for 1an!.tos, |
ft0rtAHf., brick Il haru
liz PeOrn-st. trame with brick basement Tuoiarp
!nptnseuehts, SuU: ~. ashnEtuR-at. brick, $ip:
aots " lict1-aE near " estern neat cottage 5ropms.
fnr,a v W. ''1A' severed only SSA' On very ensy
etno-
Efolt SALE By E. 5. DREYER Co. IS WASH-
l. tnxtC0-5t: -
NORTH SIDE P4tOPEKry
+.roona of1ck house unu ~ IT lot Water Works
ivy 2-stories and basement stone fronts, near LIN
culn Park. On Sedgwick- st, t.ll and IL iii ~ $500
WrUom brick house and 'ut 2x la 70 Sii@y near the
main entsurlce to jiucu1n Frk n.r,, ~, sS sue
SfS f1r-fr1 r1t1fx trioI t..,.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


Foh sA1FTHHS4 wHy4 FPMaE3 2fbEn24Fa5yEb i; ESAsb:
Rsp''na-st lss ne" brick greatest bargain in town
0:dsn.sy= e md - ss.qry and basement u, n. brick
o ~ i es.af a bs qae h4 fer Z Ie city, rent Tor
soa3 tsssas s @
II ssa isos es.fE 4 on the
s1 ss'ss sP
sass ;ss1 .sn
LIE: :n sood none tse basez II
f 1 4 ae1sea esfs 's had fo'
italsted-stz T. 1M fse. on nne corner about three
H"hin=s-st, northeast corner Elizabeth: is one OF
':' M IN s 70 nd & e can md
cl,:np il ,neen wli.e hcrc.
east ir, Win "et RE iosc a:'n mus, Ell 'e ''on
has sd s 70 q p.y is tie
IL. eity a1iords: f"r such u Is <.-
aaesd Of al onss sss's aSd
C"n*lrss-st ~ is saertnce at the price. !, is
III ien:S s1 seet = so.tSet l se5
street in .he West Division: '''''1e
Madison aud easy 1er1nsas *iSn
t:5csn-st y: sstnrs frame r0oms on hrst door.
sa.,.a1aon-st. III Jxiz5 nor1ncast corner Congress
s s @ rss; saa e est's5 y, ssst ;
nsan N M III nd G i 5sS e n fse.
had Al bar1atn on essy terms
car:o-ay- S.: northxest corner St Johns 2-story
Ga:.o-av w; GU Is the finest cottage of rooms In
fSoa sas Lot i.s 1sr 1a2 noess rs @ q IN
beS 4e.dsa:s tno
tenement house, -story brick barn 5l15 nne shrub
IL, izs!!t9a:s7~ 81 GOOD house seod los % good oes:
I ana ana ses5 n,ca soea bas
dsenun; on J. shis house. aa will bear the closes. in
lndlhDa- 81 nne 7-room cottage, mr. Lincoln 100
,s aaa ~ f1e This is
t;urIenter-sL- lss. fine house: lot ser1e5: be
w0od' ~ 1'2 1si%k5yE5 sfstP q Is Buren, east front
4d1s ,na 'ssSson
& tsa e?ss 81 heS eafsp es1
:'hruop-s:- near Congress, Is feet.
'Aeks'n-S: sJTTn 1s11 fsPt5s:sH sipS@iHMpnovED.
xan'as ah sfon essss saesaens anq
65ef na sey IT. nssh eoss
a Il ss.,ss sssst Se i
@ nuns: III nus ownsr mnst 60 70 Denver on Friday and
19r psr, e l. sna gshsF
sauH 81 sse s!saas hs in
Thirty-seventh-st- III. good frame south frQnt house
p.lt e1d a q,5som
1ht9y-nflh.sL !. 5stnEy and basement frame 5000.
1ouf hes!e,
aa 6feS @
'nd'anaav l5:l @.ssoEy and basement house, <Gtn
fSa4;sts4 M sse}7 ss59Ss ss
per month '
, 1880-03-21

FOR AltE-DIRECT FROM OWNERS:
y Residence and 81 feet on Iudfana-ay. near
Twentie 81, 1l5,UN ~
Residence ind ~ feet on Green-st-, near Monrue-
st.. Nt5M e
Residence and ao1l1A feet on Michigan -av.. near
Thirtieth-st.
Residence and y feet on corner Oak and La Salte
Residence md l0jxlD At kenwood; tine building;
corner Esanda1e-ay. and F0rty-seventh-st-. $4,000
Residence and lnx225. eust OF truck, HYDE Pnrk.
J. D. HARVEY.
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Foe sALE-
Two choice residences South Pnrk-ay, between
TAFty-third md Thirty y-fourth-sts,
Twelve rooms each, With atl the modern fsunroye-
mcnts- .*'~
Also E5xlG feet adjoining these houses
Large residence corner OF Wnbash-ny and FL
bridge court, II feet front
ana three stores in rear Eldtidge- court,
near Van Buren,. o ~f
Frame residence and 81 feet Of ground On Twelfth
st.. between Canal and Clinton
cided barglin. 49,
E. r. HORD s CO.,
Room e.
log Fffth-ay.
, 1880-03-18

Special Correspondence et Tho Ektedgs Tribune.
COLUMBUS, a., Nurch i0.-ThoquestIoA '8 askcd
on ntl sides, What DO gnu think VI tho action at
tho ItopublIcan statc Central Committee IN ap-
pointing April u ~ tho tmu for holding tho
stnts Convpntion2 This question Ia bottar att
swvrcd and moro olearly dutihcti by MI uEtlor-
standing Ut tho 8ubleot than by the pors0nut
viOwB OF any ono tl,an or s0t uf men.
About sx weeks ago Con. ltohinsun, tho Chair
tlsnt, of tho Rtato Executive CotutnIttuo a1id ona
Of tho engineers Of tho ShertnRn machine,
sought to cphvuhD tho Htato Cnntrnl Committee,
u prt,cs,eAtpY unparalleled ov0n In Ohio lulTtics
tho lmpert@,sunce Ut tho Act lying In tho fact
that Con. itoblusou wus not even u member VI
tho Committee ho haI cAl!ol together. Gen,
ltohluson saw tho advantages that might ba
gained by tho carly meeting VI tho Colnlnittc0,
and an etrly Convention. Ftnl It wt,nld soplrt,
tho appointment Of Shurtnnu delegates 10 Chi
cuvo, aud ut tho kalnc tsIno ov11.wo tue friends
os Hcnatos blaine III Ohtn thoro being ITO t!dne
organization III tho statu Ut tlat utnu; but Inr-
tuuately tho Chairman or Tho Bhlto Central
Co,ulntttcu was mt willing sooi, and Cen. Itol.
ts,spn WAS forced u, wtthdrMw q call he wAs nUver
authorized to make. Mr. Conxar, the Chais.naa.
however, convened tho CummIttco IN this city
ol. Thursday lust, and swu duys before tho 'nuet-
Ing tho friends and workers For bhuruiun put III
al appearance and by tho very forpo ot numbers
hoped to gaiu control OF tho Committee and
thereby f0rec an early Convention, which would
make 1t incumbent OIL tho County Committees
10 Appolnt dcleg1tes Dir. ulckbaIn. editnr VI tho
Ing with tho Comtu!ttec, hnldlng tho proxy ot
tho lefuult.ny Collector tI lntDrllHl 1&oyonue,
whp rccuntly AbsaontA and u low supposed ~
, 1880-03-18

s,s, IN tho work of rr0on,zn,,un c,rcuIn,,on ~
Documents fnr,nutipn ~ ctMl,a, bringing v0tcrs
III tho polls, distributing tickcta on election nys,
cn!!sr.
Elfrrnti-lt Will i,e tho uty Of tho County FIX
ccttfIsG Committees Il, tt,ctrllHn tho ofulntxn
tlnfI Hf GlnlH IN ai tho voting. prGrIt,cta III their
respective Gnnntins, and 10 furnish speakers tfD
ttl'lrgsa anf1 clubs when requested. Elvu per-
stlA IN my towns hin luity Drxnizo themselves
Into ch,l,, md upon ntfoiruppllrMt.ou thu Chair
nun ut their Eolluty CouIm5teD Hl,sIi furnish II
fDrn Of constitution AMI bylaws ns Irntnrctl by
tho alntH EuNtrut Committee. Nut moro tf1nn
Dnn c1t1lt Btii exist ut ANY ono tup tn elt1Xlo
, 1880-03-18
THE pLUMED KNIGHT.
CURIOUS xp1sTof.Anr EPISODE.

7
WARRINGTON, d. C., March liza letter was
received this morning ut tho Eenatc Post ONCE
addressed Hs follows: "Plntned Knight, United
stnttss Bonatu. Washington. D. c." It wns post
senAte had m ldc,t It WIS Intended for scnnior
JilHisic, but he did not feel Iiko tnk.ng tho
responsibility OF putting It in lslalno's tlox, 50
he handed II to Bcrgcant-at-Arns Bright and n
crnaultatlon WIS held. To which sevcr1ll scnutorS
Of both part!ca were admitted. II WIS snK-
Ecated BY one that tho letter belonged! 10 .1,td9t.
Dnv!s. Another clattncd TINT EAmunds WIS tho
person addressed: stiil anothor TINT Thurman or
Nnnily decided 10 gIve il to iiininc. So when h0
cnme into tho Semitic Col Hrtvht banded It to
hin and very gr1sccfutly indicated that public
opinion seemed to retsogntzc iu him the owner OF
tho letter. lliaine nmllctl and opened tho en-
velop. It was un invitation u, James g. lllnIne
10 intend come literary exercises ut tho Uni
vcrsity Of Tennessee.
, 1880-03-18
GllEENI}ACKEIf9.

At tho rccent National Convention OF tho
Union 0reonbaek Labor purity Ut III. Louis, tho
lio!l. Stephen A. Dlnyo, " Now JorSoy, alid tho
Hon. II. J. Chambers. Ut 'rUxas, wore respective
" nominated for President and Vico-Froslaent
OF tho unlted 6tAtes. Tho Call,nittee appointed
tu notify these Eontlomon Of thosr selection huvo
performed thplr duty alld recuived ropiles from
tho noulIuncs. The lottor Ut this Committee to
tho nOm!nco for tho Presidency ~ as toltowA:
OvvIoh oH THE ExKguT1vE Ct,NMpTTEk or THE
UHlUs 0KEENlIACk LAMOlt tAitEt, CAluA0O,
AZ u cnliu,lttuU appointed for tint purpose, va
havu tho honor t0 ll,rOrtn you that thu GOIl0rll
Convention Of tho ''unluh Groenla.ek Labor
Party" VI tho Quilted States, which convened in
tho City Ut Ut. 1u,I!s gu tho 18th tllstt nuulntet
ynu ~ y cindlfnta f9r President of tue unltet!
bu.tes. and tho stanIAr1l- henter Of tho true and
lutulligeut tptOrJner4 bf tho country.
We also respectfully inform you that you weEo
, 1880-03-18
OHIO.

~. n.hlk M nE..~tnAlauN-A H. M~ - h1'so"9 fEhAASo
sptetol Correspondents Of 1as cAteaoo TdhanA-
CLEVELAND, O., March l5.-Thn Sherman men
IN Ohio hnvo bccn doing some very tall whlstllns
~. q. 'a.e ~ keap w .no.s ,. sso' nas neo,,
tho country That tboy wero defeated II, almost
everything prou7e,d md desired by thorn In tho
csntn,I. Cnmm,ttcn mcctinp nj lnst wec,.. nn,l
vutIon ut tho Chicago Convention Al the sa.no
time, on tho evening of the meeting. acu. Rob
.nson haa or thought ho ans s.'''cent len ass aats
that cv1rvthino una Mi rtoht. nud TINT
there would 10 no difficulty IN so'.ai-
General hull for for,nlue this conclusion wern
hard to tind on The surfncc: but tho disclosures
Of MA strons @ un,nt ri TT man viii, whom @ M your CORD,
spondcnt talked to-slny set the matter Of the
new plnn Of operations at rest, and show whcro-
In tho epo s; 50 far rs the arc
t., s,ueuIneu L.'s 'els utsMas'asaas " .."no
wh eva x bis nae se;s pu % eesaa
stnnccs lint Inn xos, M % scc tn i,e TIN oniv mi w W,v 10
o. 1 .s;a e 40 10y
Injustice and injury to glvo bis nnnc. lie Is IL
candidate for dclcs.to to the Chlcngo Convene
tlon, and is working up hla chnnccs very fully.
"cIe. mno"n tnnt ~ "!t1 wosa c,icsae''en''y
aFninst Sherman and ~ fnvnr OF Grant, tnnny
1stnees nEhs 10 necu u; n ns ~ way Ino sots T.
he saw any srasng,s for tho dispatch which G.1l.
isobins0n sent TO Secretary Sherman, sayinE
INIT lint th9 latter w1nLi iEGe!vo thg slppnft nl i4o
Ohio delegation In tho Chicago ConvUnuon. lilo
answered.:
do not SEQ nny eaSlsiacsosy rcasnn or touh.
Df two things nis! hnppGii III tho Ohio dclcgs.-
tton: either It VIII DO diylded Or II VIII e. AotIy
ior snmo man not nrotn;nGntiy !1!keu OF noW ~
The State. Tho probabilities point very strongly
towiiEu eltbor Grant or WnsnbnFne beng eottlct
upon Us y c0thprpH!ise ny notn the islllhd anu
Snersnnn Imcrons. Ihc ptasis or INC nope inr
SHERMAN u ~ tno aehetnc when WAS plnpoath y
, 1880-03-18

be In Canada: Mr.. nlckhnn, guided by ,h9
Mdn m1fhs q sscresary sacrnnn spokc M ta tasor u
Otv1H0 Nur oNE WEEK -: -
fnr the sclccton OF delegates. This rcco,n-
imanantton being NO pn1pnbiy unjust, tho e5es ot
traces q 1ohn setmans sy his,diN"fs
ahS s asn nn Sf cears sssor nasa nns Gpp0I I
move of tint Kind .liey would wIthtssnw, an, and
shoro wod H. two @ scta of as!egses md twn
Sherman wcre hardly prepared for atioh belltHcr
ent demonstrations, and saw TINT they had struck
sen &c VIZ tosce s oer ost
etS s n;oe ssetGstSEyM G. aa %
n ' whes 81 sSP aso o % ef 3. Ssayns
s1 wn.er re or tho further organI.aton Of l,lainS
%hoa sho' asy ssi a + ~ ~as savsrs vosea son. On
%a eSn d o Tho sei aac. IT u sssrnsn ne @ ss
that or btnuk natoIisi,.ncnt. .As TIC Secretary
a,nnounee' ~, tMo !. vote @ for holding tho & Gonvca-
:; ;9x If
whiskcrs, and ono member in hall: patroni1lng
!t,anncr sn.,lred Il there wAs my further hsai.
sss ,a 1s51r .nS fsssn s Gos4es s faet
tho Suite government: Charley Foster, tho
shrcwd politician, 40 actye worker III bis bahalr;
tuG He'ictaA Ct'Gi1s1s Aa uNltas III kA1 A.Hu!HH VI
shsrnMn ~. 3 hazs th" stsGnsth ~ that senasar
ns Is o II i ,os ny 1n ncsn m'sn
eyer o.serva 1H n pS" os'cs. Tho Sa srepssi
tl that w,ta developed ior n!n'no IN tho meeting
lnst week w.is q surprise t2 all, gwen hls most
ask.!: "noE i i ysa srs ffor blaiass'
n in s ,o or Sus a q
md should not reprneent and naxnente theii
favortt hrrc? T. They ,n!xht mako i pleasant ' fr
cA!tee bctlcvn be Ia tho best man.:
WY 1es; g ~ nat VII y1n ssnd hnlne delegation
Yves, 1t. wo will and that is the great secret
man has been writing letters herq M Insisting o.,
Committees Under Ills ct'ntrol, and II he could
nSG ny INC C9nvGns!o neid , wren ho wa,tGa n Il
etGS ~ " , Mh. ". "mMI @ @ ~ " 3t Snmsn1. uta.
friends in ttjs ,ucGttf,g, viii YOU pnw tllo C0.t,-
" Conn.tces to .ai,ts,,nt acIca,,tca, or Will you
'aSS isss; ; eseisd sss SoHty .,s.,
mi ntcs HIN W.! yo are "rn or WheI seb tT;et,
they HUT Ind react or, their xuthors."
,rrrtyn i rnovIvry1, .,ou,,xAI,sr
from tho nnrsheaatcrn portion OF the State, your
correspondent PITT tho question:: VIII you tell
y mo Why T. y thare y 10 tnMch M M feeling nEass
ShGrnnn right hero NJ hnnit' IN ha own Stnte,
ana especially IN lint SECTION where scpublfo-
n1,!stsi H y the atr.'!,xyatr
man 2f thy pet,plc. John Sherman never yet
cf.nsea s own persona ,nf AnxahcGnghi aor Tue
never ndvucutcd n.rns.ire that WINS not
,uuts''dea to TeMnund .n to hIs' own 1,. glory;
We We Know iohn j., shorlnnn well; ,,Ao wo
prs*scs( ut iiu'es, and, Observation-Disclosures Tic 1nst
Secretary shcr1nan lias always been Iond to
curry inseaIt Of Il soutrc of strength Let mo
Esg @ IN snsS q & boy J4a nna ns nds ed
, 1880-03-18

tho Unanimous choice uf tho Convention for TINT
cxnte.1 position.
tfopin0 that YOU mny drc1n II ynnr duty 10
hcrs'pt zach nnInnntt0n, md 10 signify your ac-
ccp.i.nce Of tho sumo tOus 1t tho earliest cn1-
vcniont time, wo ronlnlr y0ifr 0Ecient servants,
CfIAs. J. 1}EATTtE,
NAr.rtt r. fIOvT,
FRED G. liECkwirr1,
........ -......... Committee.
1.Al.prt r. Hovr, Chairman Convention.
r. H.-Wc, herewith send ynu copy 1f tho
rNtrorm Of principles adopted by tho Convene
tlUn.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-02

" OUNG nH ZEN
WHO MAY BE Suffering FROM THE
effects of youthful follies or indiscretion, viii
do well to avail the mselves Of this the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar Of suffering human,
ty. DIR. sPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit
500 for every case OF Seminal Weakness or pri-
vate disease OF any kind or character which he
undertakes and fails to cure. -
NHDDLE.AGi.D MEN. saest
There are many at the age of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too freqnent excavations
OF the bladder, often accc npaned With sight
snarting. or burning sensation and We. kerang
OF the system in a manner the patient can NOS
account for. On examining the urinary depos-
its ropy sediment will often be found,. and
sometimes small particles Of albumen will ap-
pear, or the color will be Of a thin nllkish hue.
aga.n changing to a dark. and torpid appear
ance. There are many men who die CT this diff
ficulty, ignorant of the cause, which is the sec-
ond stage of seminal weakness. DR.. s. VII
g1arautee perfect cure IN all such eases. and q
healthy restoration OF the genito-uliIaiy ois
gans
Office Hours--le to 4 and to s. Sundays.
from 10 to II a. NJ. Consultation tree. Thor
ough examination and advice, s..
Call or address 5IaF1,} &514
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-02

Balance in Treasury January s, 1880. sl7,4s7s1
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-02

The Cologne Gazet5e reprints de-
scription OF the Winter of fifty years
ago, which was published in that paper
at that time. On the night of the Doth
Of December, 1879, the Rhine was
frozen over from the Luriey to above
Bingen; and at Emmerich carriages
were taken on the following day across
the river over tie ice AT Mayence
the Rhine remained partly open for
some days longer, hut by January 2Sth,
1890, it was SO firmly frozen over that
the most heavily laden wagons could be
taken across. On the lst of February
the river, which had fer several weeks
been closed at Dusseldorf, became also
frozen over at Cologne, and on the I'd
many thousands OF people walked
across from thai city to Drutz. During
tie preceding night the thermometer
had fallen 70 Eve degrees below zero,
and at | | O'Clock in the forenoon it had
only Just risen TO zero. On the 18th OF
February a great deal of ice on the
Rhine broke Up, bat it was not until
the 4th OF March that the boat bridges
could be again established across the
river.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-02

The conductor Of certain train on
the Cn;on Pacific Railroad charges that
a fly having alighted on one of the
glasses OF the e,i ,isineer's speetacles, the
engineer Thought it was buffalo on the
track ahea,l and turned on the air
brakes to avert disaster. The engi-
noer retorts that one night the conduc-
tor SOW waat he thou ya5 was the head
light of an approaching locomotive. He
kept his own tram waiting while, and
then, somewhat confusedly started her,
'He is the safest man ever ran with,
said the Ell sineer; 'Neuus is millions
Of miles away, ald he waited twelve
minutes on side trssk to allow her to
pass.
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SALT. SALT
NOTICE.

The Van De Water Mining Companyfwili not
be resp ansihle for any delts contracted or sup,
plies FURNISHED, except oon a written order.
signed conjointly by DOUGLAS GRAY, .superr
intenlent. and G. b. lSHAM Sfoiekeeper, q
by some otiieer OF the Company. in wiitina :
All proper dtbts of the Clpnpany incVrrea
under the late superintendent OF DIP. Pierec.
will be paid on presentation Of approved tiik
s. ae f. MCMUaDA, insfeotd6.
Yam De Water Mine, iSrrino Valley. Hlin,
bcll. c.rnty, scvada. Dece;s.bc. E, .SsA
dyU-4w
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TFRNS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
opv. one year. by mail ail...........sS eo.
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No II hearny street, San Francisco.
p. s.-For Private Diseases OF short stand
ing a iuli course Ct medicines. sufficient for b
cure, with all Instructions will he sent to any
address on receipt Of SO. iy5-n