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rE,Bt MAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
rus. EES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
On | STREET, BETWEEN TENTH AND
EIEtESTH ~ REEFS NORTHEAST

ELEVENTH 81 reefs NORTHEAST
By virtue of deed OF trust, dated June Ia
18th. 1874. and duly recorded in Liber 76y, tfHa
foil9 l6p: ct sea-, of the land records Of.x"A
the District OF Columbia. and by the written drec
top Of the party secured thereby. we will sell, at
public auction, in front Of the premises, on FRI
DAY. TIE 1rH DAY OF JANUARY. 1881, AT
O'CLOCK P. M, all that piece pa reel OF ground
ly1nx and being i'll Washington city, District of
Columbia and known and described as part of Lot
two CD, in square nine hundred and fifty-s
t9575. neins the west thirteen feet one halt inch
Q3 Hi2 it, by depth of one hundred feet 600 #.
OF said lot with all improvements Said real estate
will be sold subject to all unpaid taxes. collectors
certificate OF which will be exhibited at the sale
Terms: One third of the purchase money in cash.
OF which deposit of $50 must be- made at the sale,
and the balance In two equal instruments. payable
N SIX and twelve months respectively, for which
the promlssor notes of the purchaser. dated OH
the day Of SALE and bearing interest from date at
the rate of six per ceptum per annnm until paid and
secured by deed of trust on the property solu
must be given or the whole purchase money may
be paid i'll cash at the option OF the purchaser. II
the terms of sale are not complied with within ten
days from the day Of sale the Trustees reserve the
right to resell said al estate at the risk and st of
the defaulting purchaser after five days notice All
conveyancing and recording at the expense of the
purchaser. G. B. CHURCH, r.
dc c24-St NJ. P. OALLAN,i 1rustees.
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STOPPED THE "MuL"-John sullivan, OF Bos-
ton, and John Donaldson, OF Cleveland were
matched for prize night with gloves In Gin
c1EDati last night, cut the police stopped the
mill as genuine tight was anticipated.
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An L ROAD FOR CINCISEATI.-A company has
been Incorporated In Cincinnati TO build an
elevated railway In the northern part OF the
city. along the Miami canal Richard Smith
and Benjamin Eggleston are among the corpo-
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CATHOLICS WARNED AGAINST BRRSHaRDT. -
The Catholic Bishop OF Montreal published a
letter In the French newspapers or that city
yesterday, cT1ticiSing the play or .'Adrlenne
Lecouyreur," Ia which Miss Bernhard ap-
pears, and warning Catholics 10 abstain from
attending In.
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DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OFT4E ST.
y PIX NJ Z i.lILtt,E -...t ~, So

pY NIRTUE OF DECREE OFTaE ST.
ID PhEME COURT of ths District OF Co. 80
iumbia passed in Equity Cause No. 1858, a.
shall sell at public auction upon the pre~sises. on
WEDNESDAY,, THE 9TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1881
At O'clock P NJ, al tnet certain zeal est lte
lying Ill the County of Washington. lin the District
# Columbia, known and desisnat,d lot M u
bered thirty Fix (36), in certain sub division o;
tract Of land known as 'Nctropolis View the said
lotc"htainns twenty one t2D acres, fronting on
Sartie svenue and being improved by small t.ne
ment house. The Metro ,ol,tan Branch OF the
Baltimore Ohio Il r. passes through all this land.
station within hive minutes walk. There ara sew
eral fine building sites on the properly and it is
vel adapted for summer residenc or for garden
Ing purposes
Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the balsnce
in equal lnstalmeDts, payable in one AMI Two
years respectively, evidenced by the notes of the
purchaser. bearing interest and secured by deed
OF trust upon the properly, or all cash at the option
of the purchaser. deposit Of 800 will be- re-
quired Of the time of sale. Uonveyancing and re
corGipg at the cost OF the purchaser, and if the
terA,s safe are not implied with in five days.
the EessIgaet reserves the ri.ht to resell st the
r!sk CO of the defauiting purchaser.
RANDOLPH BARTON. Trustee
70 \. Calvert st 4, Baltimore, Md.
DUNCANSON BIOS Aucts. dec24-d
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SUIT AGAINST THE n. q Z. RAILROAD A suit
was entered ia tue court OF common pie u Yea
to-day by ALtonetu Schwaler berg aud IIyZls
SchWaienoerg. her daughter. against the BaItI-
more and Potomac Railroad Co. for s2l 900
damages for the death OF Frank SthwaIenbsryr
husband and father or plaintiffs. al the West
tern Cemetery lane crossing. lie WAS nag
man. ard was killed on the 10th inst.-BrTf.
SIM olfb
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'rH, S E. wAGaAMAN. Real Estate Auct.


TRISTFES' SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELL No, No. 1857 g STSEsT. BETWEEN
IbiaftENTH AND F0URTEEN fH SIS.
NonTdWEST, WASHINGTON, d. q.
Under and by virtue II deed OF trust. -
bearing ate the LIST day of April. 1877, and - ii
recorded in Liber s51. folio II, one of the -L.&
Nc records II the District of Columbia, the I'M
uerhisned lrustees viii sell at pubic auc ION III
frcntct he Premises, on MONDAY. THE 81 DAY
or 'hhtARf, 1SS1 AT O'CLOCK P. " al Of lot 6S,
IN hpman, Exley and Richards rec irded sub-
d,NiSIon Of square 24e in the City of Washington.
u; with the improvements thereon.
1erms of sale: One-third cash. and the residue
N TWO eqnal lnstalments at one aHd two years :
1he notes OF The purchaser bearing interest from
day OF SALE to be given for the deferred payments
ana 20 be secured on the property sod to the salts
lacIlon OF the trustees, all cash at the COTTON of
the purchaser. $500 deposit to be made when bid
Ii accepted, and terms of sale to be compiled with
IN seven Gays from time of sa'e and in default of
compliance with terms of sale in the time stated
the Trustees reserve the rigas to resell risk aud
cost Of defsulting purchaser. after such pu bic
notice as they may dem proper
GEORGE F. APPLEBY,
W. E. EDMONsTUN, Trustees
Office, 420 5th st. north vest
1H0S. +. WAG6AMAN, Auct dec2I pSds
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HITCH. FOX Il BROWN, Real Estate Brokers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE
pEHWEp nm, "A '~--NSA'

fhOfEh1 ON AVENUE,
BETWEEN K AND l. STREETS.
=, By virtue Of deed OF trust dated November -
2Sth. A. D. 1873. and duly recorded in Liber H<R
No 73s. folio 1853, ct seq. one of the land rec -
ords for the District Of Columbia will sell at public
auction, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY, THE
14TH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1881, AT O'CLOCK
Pm the following described real estate, situated
In the city OF Washington. District of Columbia. to
wit: Lot numbered five 90 in Shepherds subdi-
vision of square numbered one hundred and sixty
four Q64) as said subdivision is duly recorded upon
the books OF tine Surveyors Office Of said city, in
Liber II D c., folio 2le, together with the Improve
meEts thereon, consisting OF a two story basement
and mansara Brick Dwelling.
Terms: The amount of Indebtedness secured by
said deed Of trust unpaid with the expense of sale
in cash; and the balance at tweIve and eighteen
months, for which the notes of The purchaser
bearing interest from the day of sale aud secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold. shalt be
taken. deposit of two hundred (2u0) dollars
shall be required Of the purchaser at the time OF
sale Ali conveyanciDg at cost of the purch sser.
II terms Of sale are not complied with in seven
days, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaultiug pur-
chaser. after five days' advertisement.
JOHN w. THOMSON, Trustee.
J. t. COLDWELL. Auct. de24. %. 81 &ia4. 7. 10 ID
For Other auctions See THIRD Pagel
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Mrs. Mary Hardy is lecturing around the
country In regard 10 young women. aud she
tells mothers TO beware OF the young man who
drive fast horse.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
USEFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

sSEff L. AND SUBSTANTIAL
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
FOa S. YOU CAN BUY
Whitney Beaver OvERCOAT,
A Boys or Chl,dren's OVERLOAD
A Good Boys SUIT.
WHAT So WILL DOT WILL BUY YOU
A Rartt,n OVERCOAT in Blue Black or Brown.
A Cienteel III SFERETTE.
A durable BUSINESS SUIT.
FOR sue YOU DAN PURCHASE
Al a.. wool ULSI EHEITE.
A Chiuchbia OVERCOAT fancy Bach,
Fine Boys SUIT,
All AL Wool BUSH ESS SUIT.
WITH sl2 YOU CAN B6Y
Back. Blue cr Brown BEAVER OVERCOlT
A Nobby ULsTERETTE.
BUSINESS or DRESS SUIT.
FOE s,:5 YOU CAN PURCHASE
Cashmere ChIrchi' NEHCOAT.
A Reversible OVERCOAT,
a Chinchin or g tss' mere ULSTGRErTE,
A Chevot BIZ aISESS or DRESS SUIT.
A Cashmere BUSINESS or DRESS SUIT.
TO INVEST SIS TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE
Bay worstet. DIAGONAL. Fur Beaver OVE8
COAT.
Very FiDe C,ssinere ULSTERETTE,
\ Prince Albert COAT and VEST very fineJ.
a Splendid DRESS SUIT.
$40 WILL BUY
4 Fine Eus French Diagonal Fur Beaver or
Frosted Beaver OVERCOAT,
4 Granite. WOfsted. or Fine Cashmere DRESS
SUIT.
The above are only few Of the MANY OTHER
STYLES which he found at my establishment.
No better III ne useful Present can be desired
than either Of the above. All pockets and all tastes
can be suited from such an abundance and variety
II Clothing for men and Boys wear
a. STRAUS,
TEE OLD RELIABLE OLOTHIER,
1OI1 Pennsylvania Avenue,
deClI-It EErwEEN 10TH AND 1ITH STREETS.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

SA4 OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on THE
RIVER ROAD SOUTH, FIVE MILES FRO 4
wAShIAGTON CITY, PARrOF rHE ORIG-
MAD IRA II OF LAND, KNOWN As
''BELLFUE."
Under snd by, virtue of the provisions of or
deed Of trust from Francis A. Waller and SNs3
wife and Joseph Waller ard wife. to thu un =
dersshed, bearing date the 4th day of April. 1873.
and recorded in Liber No. $780, folio 1885, &c, land
records District of Columbis. the undersigned will
sell at pubiic suction on the premises, E5DAI,
THE 4TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1851, AT 3 OCLoCE p.
NJ, to the highest bidder. the following property
tituate Ill the county of Washington in the Dis
trict aforetaid. and known all that piece or
col Of Iaud lying the east side of thu Rive. road
leading fron Washington city to Piscasaway. Nj.
at Eoint where that road uQ!tes with the road to
Cardig's Nj l. This property is about five mi ca
from the city OF WASHINGTON, and is Lot No. ) OF
the estate of ''Belivue." containing l04 acre, 1
rood aud 5 perches. more or less It's proximity to
the city. of Washington. and the richness Of the
Soil, makes this property valuable FOR gardening.
terms: 0ne-third cash balance at one aud two
years, with Interest at six per cent per anuum,
payable semi annually, secured by deed of trust
Oh the property sold from date of sae, all cash
ar the option OF the purchaser. deposit OF 800
required at the time of sale aud all conveyan sing at
purchasers cost: RAND0LPhE BARTON,
ouaFdIan and Trustee, 2J \. Calvert St., Halti-
more, Nd dec24- e0SdbJ
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JksSF PonRRov, rHE Eov FtHSr-An or,cta
~ the Concord state prison Is responsible for
lne loliowing, which. he claims was a recent
occurrence al the institution. III IL be true and
mere Is no good reason 10 believe IL otherwise
souIg Pomeroy has lost none OF hts old tina
nankerlDg Tor blood. There WAS a pet cat IN
tnt prison. Tor which Pomeroy formed a strong
az acnintnt at least so he pretended Warden
SnaInpeflain was importuned by the young
oop'lcl TOT permission 70 have the cat ia hts cell
az companion, request which the warden
uLaIIs granted. HIS surprise can therefore pe
lnaglLed. when. few DAYS after the animal
had been placed IN Pomeroys cpii an oriSeT
discovered that the young nend had improytsed
a Ri lie out of spoon. ana with thar tnsfru :
Ut nj had removed every particle OF skin fron
poor iaDo! y back. IL Is needless 20 say thai
Pomeroy will be In the future denied the pr,yi-
lege OIL having pets In HIS celL--BDSioR Hfi'aFd.
WHY LIRE Insurance. COMPANIES FAU--k
teit gam from Richmond. Va. December n
says: Judge Hughes today, In the L. y cir
CUT court. delivered an opinion In the case OF
The lpS0lyent Piedmont and Arlington Life la
Nhfance company. or this city, Ia the matter OF
appointing receiver. as prayed for by a num-
or OF policy holders. Upon the question
Wheihtr or not the court would allow tue com
pahs 20 appoint It's own receiver Judge Hughes
said he thought the mere fact or he failure OF n
lie insurance company Is prima facla PROOF
that It's operations have been conducted In a
trauduient manner, and IL The failure Is not ex
pIa'he0 oy some great casualty. such "A wids-
spread feSiitence or sudden financial CGnvul-
SION or physical calamity. he thought IL was
per Sc proof OF fraud. The Judge thea an
noubced the appointment OF A. J.. Boulmars Of
klcluotd, receiver OF the company
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HOLIDAY GOODS.


HOW TO he BEAUTIFUL.
/: BEAUTIFYING COSMETICS
EtHENIE'S SECRET OF BEAUTY. for
the com P,esIon. a speci lily. 81 per box.
SEIOCTINE FACE POWDERS. in three
shades. At so cents and 3 per box
1NDELIBIE LIP AND FACE ROUGE,
ST and 81 ~ bottle
COSMETIC MASK,
70 remove tan and es. warranted. So complete
The largest assortment of
HUMAN HAIR GOODS,
retai'e 1T fahuinualy I4w pricas
EAU MERYEILIIEIsE. the m srvelIous hair
stainer, medium. dark brown or black, 50 per box
Al RORA, OR GOLDEN FLUID, best in
the world for bleaching auy color hair 80 and 81 as
per bottle. .
REAL TORTOISE-SHEf.L GOODS below
EIanuf actnrtrs' prices.
send for our new ILLUSTRATED Gaia.
fee Of charge.
Goods sentC o. D., with privilege of returning
L.. SHAW,
decS- eotJl 81 West l4th street, New York.
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FANCY GOODS AND BOOKS

FANCY GOODS AND BOOKS
Il IN FINE BINDINGS.
We are nov receiving and have ready for tnspec-
ton the largest aud best selection of Fancy 0oods
Pocket Books. Wallets, Gard Gases. Sc, &c. ever
o5 Tondon. Psris vienns and Naw WORK stand
ard Works il Tree and - Calf, and Eli the new
Illustrated BOOKS OF the season. Our Juvenile De,
newest Books lor Children. Christmas Cards In
endless VARIETY. Novelties in Gold Pencils, Pens
and Cases. A fun line of Pocket Penknives. Chess
Sneckers and Dominoee Visiting and Wedding
Saros and Fashionable Stationery . speciality. A
SUPERB nne OF Episcopal Prayer Books
FRANCIS h. MOHUN,
oo SUooEssoR TO MozuN BBorHlna
ooS@Q 1O30 Pa. ave- core llth Ht
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TTNBUNNEL, CLARK d CO.,
6O3 Market Space.
Beg to CAL special attention their unusually Iarg,
and attractive stock OF
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
Black and OolOred Brocads Silks. from 81 rs to as
Black and Colored Brocsde Vevets, elegant
styles Monte Cloths and rich SILK
and Wool Plaids.
splendid Line Of Black and Ooored Oashmeres
All Wool Goods. from 30 cents mp
Our Linen Counter Ia fnl Of rare bargains Hosiery
Linen and Stik Handkerchiefs all Linen Hand
- kerchlefs, 6A and l24 cts. up to bast goods.
Blankets In great variety from 81 to S16 pair Do
mest1cs at bottom prices.
LII GOODS SOLD AT LOWEST NEW YORK
AND BOSTON PRICES.
ONE PRICE ONLY. octl9-3m
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TIE C0LORED CITIZENS are naturally tndig.
nant over the action OF the school board in
breaking It's pledge TO open colored schools with
colored teachers, and propose to call a mass
meeting to condemn this action and take other
measures for the education Of colQred children.
Bdt. AgaPriGdi,,
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IsoNoMY.-The latest turf Intelligence is that
OF the great stallion Blue gown, has offered
$50 900 for Isonomy, the king OF English race
horses This pr1ncely offer, it is said, was
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LOST AND FOUND.

CST-On December 23d . CUFF, with the
~ owners name on inside; having a link sleeve
button in il The finder will be rewarded by re-
II OST-On the evening Of Dscsmber 23d in 18th
~ street lust north of &, GOLD CHAIN. The
finder viii be literally rewarded by leaving it ct
1900 Massachusetts avenue. Its
OST-December 2ist a single stone DIAMOND
IL PIN. reward viii be paid for its deli very to
the Bergesn -Arms OF the United States Ssa-
ate. dscl2-;t
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WHEN VOC WANT DRESS SHIFTS.

" HEN YOU WANT DRESS SHIFTS,
w remember that ''MEGISNISS, " 1902 e st.
northwest, If OF the Largest Manufacturers of
FINE DRESS SHIRTS and LINEN COLLARS in
this country, and we retail goods at loss than
the same quality goods usually wholesaIed for,
thus giving The consumer chance to save the iarge
profit that is made by retailers generally. Our
Senate Shirt, old favorite with the public, is
only 30 cents. finished. aud our Mystery" Shirt,
ready made Shlrt, hiss no superior, aud is only
ca cents, finished, ready for t5e wash tub. We
retail the finest Linen Collars, in the latest styles
FOR 81 50 per dozen Six finest Linen Collars for rs
cents Gents Six Neckwesr Is also speciality with
IA, and We boast Of selling il cheaper than other
house lnov27l C. GEO. MEtsINNISS.
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TBREE MEN DROWNED WHILE DUCKrNG.-Dr
James nj. Vest and MI. Charles X. Morrison.
druggist both OF Richmond, Va, went down
james river Tuesday for the purpose OF duck
shooting. They got into boat on the lower
James river accompanied by a negro man, and
have not been heard from since. The wind was
very high and a snow storm prevailing, and
fears ace entertained that all were drowned.
The steamer Ariel, at Richmond yesterday from
Norfolk picked up q boat ana broken oar.
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THIS WAS Nor IN BROOKLYE.-Mrs. Maria
Marcher. who has been living IN fat with her
husband, John Marcher brought suit for ab5o-
infe divorce and the case was tried before
Judpe Donohue In supreme court, circuit, yes
ierday She alleged marital lnf1delity on the
mart OF her husband. and he met her charge
against his wife, asking for decree OF divorce
In his favor. Mrs. Simpson TESTIFIED that Mrs
Marchpr had told her OF her "ChriStian love-
t"a sstG That she aiWaVs greeted him With a
0bOly kiss.v Judge Donohue charged the Jury
that there was no evidence to sustain the
charge against Marcher. and the jury found In
favor of Mrs. Aarcher In the charge against
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Il NOW THYSELF.

For Other AUCTIONS See THIRD Page.
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nor RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE-Large new
y HOUSE built for owner; II rooms hard wood
finish, first class appointments healthy location
May Re seen daily. Terms easy. Apply or address
1896 Ii 81. decl4 Inn
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nor RENT-Suite of Rooms on first floor, ha nd
L. somely furnished; private bath; suitable for q
member of Congress Naval officer; cars pass
the door. Stable il desired. No. 1922 at. North
west. dec11-lws
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hob KENT-Suite of ROOMS on first floor
II handsomely furnished private bath; suitable
fora member Of Congress or 5 Naval officer: cars
pas the door. table if desired. No. 2022 st.
northwest. tscI3-3w
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ossrss,Ient of 80 cents u ,hI.r.
-
Ui,,u,, t,,,n.ti,- i~iiu,t.l the Miung Irt..'
Cn.,o =, M ms city by .rI IA; Yesterday 20 ll.'
tb',r' sto, ks lnpn re American Mining stock Ia
change.
Anr'I il rruor,rd al 3 Ni ounces .ul making over
~ a. oOn or ih whole inunih tho Target for auT
IunniL s.nr.. tiI. In,nr w.s npe,ird.
TIE Superintendent + t'' ~truiarI t"irgrauhs ::
Anil slinIur;I. %llS 600: carry uycr Tor M
sli1urut so OUO.'
mo nrt ir,.,l;i,t nf IT, On'aIiD silver 3d."
e. i,,1.r. MI TO March l. l~-C
j. %tI1g 10. a,d Of dlrlrad, pal
10 c,,, ~ ''-' pr.s,,t U,,.,i, s,,. az
S2'GOoWo: rrSS'n ~ TX ".o.<hniisr'.
" E,,nr ttr Ln.t I,.o-,t,t, -, AN rot pnli,,
mai your dIy,drndi VIA no; only con ioor
inInfuyirlv hut 20 "u carly dav wit.
lie Incrrafc6.' The Last Charcr y pT"''
erty recently purchased ~ tl, coapIHv
ions the Ontario whrr. :lr o'', ~" r"'ic-', aid
has been up'nrd NJ fr Ill IA" -Tc's # ID" oia'i"
,yitr such ftvo.ablc fc .l. illii thrurw purchase
j. expected t. weld ~ mucu q. tie On'ar"
proper. To, yoo G'f r.G H't {" ,r r.'if , ;
$40 81 lr,y.u,. , Urt p:,,ii; per iuI of 80 81.
The ruprriut rrd.ld 81 tie NAV Flower irInrf-
trat hoi-riug works arc no. hri:E ,,:ri"d ~ t,.
mouth of WIZ. \. II cAu"ct'd ti'at r"fn'ar go
vclomnrnt work vii II" begun IN 4 lr" Gays he
company hope 10 ccllr" - d,NI'!cnd shortly.
An.ic shipment, for yesterday w'rr fourteen toms
tir.t-cas- ore and twenty-five ton. second; v.'H'
aLuu. 81, 600. GcEcIai Manage: almrr tlrgGaP'-
" Mine Iupr.yirg steadily IN various quartrt>"
A,0tirr Gt>Iatrh states HAT .lIr Annie ~ u b,lv
of iuO-nruc. nIr 10 lect ;hck. aud that Il is good
for five dividends
Tie Supcr nteadcut Of the Tariff silver Mining
COMPANY REPORTS under date of April %, lhat the
funnel was ~ 80 feet the r'rh the breast i:tH'-
eating the approach uf another lolc. J he west
drift was in I15 feet, the vein rang
ing from two to four inches OF solid
mineral carving considerable concentrating cr',
and sprnkpd with ruby SILVER and gray copper.
1 ne cost drift was i'm | 3S feet. and cutting good
ro Tho ehoft was down 20 ice, froI t. e,.,..,.l
level in good mineral streak. Owing to dcicrtiy.
ioarhii,crv and nm overflow of water IL lin, shaft
work had been DELAYED The east and west diifrS
\ycrc heinz r,uidly pushed pIcparatur\ to stnl,lg
In another column appears letter from the Den
YER correspondent of Tie Cincinnati Enqni,1r. pub
t m laf GaPff St f[S WT rrT ratyr 20
o o,nJ fs Xii Da,iI,ro Com,ojiia.ci MIMI Cur
" n,Iv Th" letter viii doubtless br narnsrd
pitH t,, ~. hnl,l,rs -, tLn RniI u,pi,i,,,
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filming.
DULL-DOMINGO.

ONE OF TIE BIGGEST MINES IN COLORADO, AND
IT'S LlTIGATIONS-THE TRUE INWARDNEsS
AND MANIPULATIONS OF A NETWORK SYN
DICATE-FACTS AND FIGURES PUT IN PRINT
JUDGE HALLETI's RULINGS IN A COURT OF
EQUITY, &C.
Correspondence Of The Cincinnati Enquirer
DENVER. Col. April 10, 1880.
The Bull-DomingO, by reason of its value and the
continuous litigation attached 70 It, has become Colorado
ans nj least almost we'll known the Lto PitAburg
but unlike the latter shows tie hundreds OF thousands In
sight Pending decision to who the property
lawfully eQuitably what the property IA worth, how h
CATION commenced who by and for what Is necessary
give brief history Of tho stages through which It
has passed date OF discovery 10 the present time
A PRoSPECrOR
BY the name Of D. l. Raok IN tho employ Of W. IT. OVERLY
and W. ThynG ascending what's called Blue Mountain
situated about three miles north OF silver CHE October
g. 1873 thrust his into the Ground 20 help him in his
cent and saw among roots OF the sod uptuned
this act tho precious metal for which he sought II
Sunday morning and MI RaEcE gave to bis discovery the