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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS ON
NORTH STREET, BETWEEN NORTH
CAPITOL. AND FIRST STREET EAST.
By virtue OF deed of trust, dated Novem- -
Der 18th, 1873, recorded in Liber 1875, folio ms
80, Of the land records of the District of III
Columbia. and by virtue of decree of the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia, passed the 23d
day OF July, A. D. 1880, substituting me- as trus-
tee in place and stead of the late Johann Klisn in
ssid deed of trust will SELL in front OF the prem
ises. on THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th. 1880. AZ SIX
to wit .ots numbered %. 80, 81 and 80, OF VIM.
B. Todd's recorded subdivision Of part of square
No. $685. together with the improvements thereon,
consisting of a part brick and frame dwelling
house.
Terms of sale: According to the condition of
said deed OF trust to wit g. 900 cash, with accrued
interest at the rate of 10 per cent peg snnum from
September 18th, 1873, to day OF sale also costs Of
sale: balance in six and twelve months, for which
notes OF the purchaser bearing interest from day
Of sale. secured on the property will be taken. A
deposit OF 300 to be paid when the property is bid
OFF. All convey ancing at the expense Of the pur
chaser Terms Of sale to be complied with in six
days from day OF SALE else the trustee reserves the
right to resell at the purchasers risk. after Ave
days advertisement.
jy4-2aw&ds A. e. L. KEESE Trustee
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CEcOND HAND CLOTHN0s
hArs, BOOTS. 1HOBS, NAfOHDS,
RI4T8L0s DO >, ec.s
81 aim Il SS e 4 ne SsrS hfee s 81
o. Ssn ssseet northwest Orders By NAL WI %
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MOTIFS DIFFERENTIATED FROM FURNI-
~ TURF, FEATHER BEDS AND MAT.
TkEESSsES renovated. at Gle La: ave:
n19POSERSo Of SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
-! M Tr o Gq9s Psss &C. Ssn get the best
person or by mail. mAT8
old WINE AND OLD ERIEN O0 aFe
y kn9Mn as the best q is JUeTES old Stand
k1oWn Tor years - the only place Where first ClAaD
skCONp-HAND CLOTHING can Be sold ct Re.
spectable prices. Address or can at yUSTHS old
stand No. 619 st. between 9Th and 7th sta q. w.,
or Branch Store. No. 4O8 9th st., betWaen and j
sss.n.W. a. B.-Note By uAn promptly attended
%. WAIo
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VALUABLE UN1MPROvED PROPERTY FRONT
ING STANTON SQUARE, BETWEEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
On MONDAY, August 10th. at O'Clock aSS
y. NJ, 1 shall offer for sale, in front of the T39
premises, west IS So feet of Lot !, in Square -
S37 Terms day of sale.
augl2-d&ds THOS E. WA6GAMAN, Auct.
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xyANTFD FEATHKRS TO REN0VATE.
w Msttresees 70 remake and fns uRho w1s
No i40s Pennsyfyanis ave-, opposite wizards
Hotel. myl-oEl
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.
This institution Was regularly incorporated by the
Legislature Of the State for Educational and Char
ty,fve Years, to which contract the inviolable
1alth OF the state is pledged which pledge has been
Ing its franchise in the new constitution adogted
december ID A. d. 1879, with a capital OF 81 O0O
GOO. to which it has since added reserve fund of
over 1850, 600.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRICT
TON viii take place monthly on the second Tues
day.
1t rerer scales or 3,ostpo,les.
Look at the following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, OOO
100, coo TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH
HALF-TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucaoneers.

Ans SA FkAs e HS EsK @Ta @
Fl Sff affS SfFath q TtS sFkEET SoRfH AND
& ' Essr sna IS, S fa6 H. saa %
folio 4Ss. Of the land records Of Washnston. D
n at s se Of the PARTY
the the day Ia le Of Aa
as Darts s Of ths otg eHs
bered seven and eight g and 81. in square mum
az point on NJ street mort to- distant eighteen fest
Us feeD from the southwest corner of square four
Sst sgSs aSr fs % spse
thence runnins north, along 9th street west thirty
feet thence south twenty seven feet; tn. nee west
sixteen p6) feet; thence south eighty three 1888
sixteen west. TO the place Of beinning. 49,
Terms: One third of the purchase money to be
from day Of sale. with interest, secured by deed Of
trust Sl'0 viii be required when the property is
piled with in seven days Thereafter, the Trustees
reserve the right to resell five days notice, a.
' ~. '11 cost 5sSfs E#fRR
ty1h, IL, q, "a, 90, 81, Aug4.5
.cE-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
sus5. 5As: WEfahifFEEh WHITE. Trustees
P0NED nntn TUESDAY, TIE slsr DAY OF AU-
JAS: FULLERTON rrustes,
aug14, IL. &c. 81 JAMES WHITE, trustees
A UCT1oN SALE OF UNREDEENED PLEDGES
or On o1 MoN9AY; AEs; aS3a, 1880 at $50 "a
So fass p. win e ss at ssh g.
f''eeS forfeited by & I'll d.
NJ. COLEMAN, Salesman. augl3-3t
CHANCERY SALE OF THREE. STORY BRICK
EA zzA NEE aEHHHF
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court AA
OF the district Of c9lumbis passed in equity
Win sell at 3 pbe IN rsn Of
Ilenises OF MONDAY. 6Ta DAY OF Fl sEpTEMnE sa
A: ~ 1880. AT 6 O'CLOCK P. NJ. all that certain
.ity OF washington in the Iistrict Of Columbia i
an k1 own aud described the ground pat or plan
in square nun bered nine hundred and four t9O4l
btg1hnipg at the line dividing lot numbered twenty
Of street and 9Th street east rnnning then e nth
en- ine with sad sth street forty t40 feet thence
w-st seventy t1N feet and six (6@ inches thence
by fsid alley to the. line Of lot numbered twenty
tosether with the improvements.
purchase money in cash, and the residue in two two
equal instruments at one and two years, notes to
erty sold II terms Of sale are ~ not Complied With
right to resell the property at the risk and est Of
notice OF such resale in some newspaper published
IN Washington. D. G. Conveyancine, &c, at pur-
JOSEPH s s. H 81 Trustee.
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts. '''oo' Aio' IL w '''
au213, 16. Is, 20, "a, 26. %. 81, sep24 ,&6
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GBEEN WISE, Auchoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN ROSSLYN, VIRGINIA, (OPPO-
SITE GEORGETOWN, d. O.,) IMPROVED
BY A DWELLINd-HOUSE,S STORE, STA
BILE, &C.
By virtue Of the decree Of the Circuit COURT -
OF Alexandria county, Virginia. rendered at t.
the May term, 1889, thereof. in the suit Of .G0
Anna Hills IS Hanna and Johnston, Trustees, &C..
the subscribers, Comm ssiorers Of Sale appointed
by said decree will offer for sale, at public auction
on the premises, on WEDN ESDAY, AUGUST 25rH,
1880 AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, Lots numbered one two
and three, in Square mum bered three, In the Town
Of Rossyn, Virsinia, with the improvem con-
sistlns o. dyelngh house. store. stable and neces-
Terms Of sale prescribed by decree are 81. 265 SO
with interest from December 20, 1877, at per
cent, and S3S 40 taxed costs Of suit in cash the
balance in G. IL and IL months after said SALE with
approved personal security. If terms Of sale are
not complied with within one week from the day Of
sale the property will be resold at the risk and
ccst Of the defaulting purcl after three days
notice in the Evening Star newspaper OF Washing
ALBERT STUART,
JAMES II. JOHNSTON,
Commissioners.
ty22-tb, m6ds DUNCANSON BROS, Statesmen.
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J7PPER AND LowEa POTOMAC

steamer MYSTIC, Carrying U. 8. Mail, leaves
Potomac Ferry Wharf, eth street, sSA
every MOL day, Wednesday and Fri
day st z a. M, for Glymont, Potomac
City, Liverpool, Riverside, Matthias. Pope Greek,
HOLSTERS. CO.ton's, MsttOx, Bsckiston's Island,
Nomipi, Pney Point, Kinsale. Lodge Landing and
III inferno Cliate wharyes. returning tuesday,
1hnreday aud Saturday. Fare ald Freight at low
est rates. GEO. r. PHILLIPS,
jyIe-2-n Manager.
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Dr Tanner Saws his Jaws are sore. but he
slenld ne grateful that be has any Jaws len. -
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MONTH GERMAN LLOED-SrKAMsurp
IN lrSF BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRY, LoNDoH
SOUTHAMPTON AND BEExEU.
The steamers OF this company viii sail every Bat
CTdAy FROM Bremen Pier foot of Sd street. Hoboken.
Hxtes OF passage: From New York TO Havre. Lon
doR, Sou .haapton and Bremen, FIRST cabin, 300 |;
second cabin. 800; steerae, $50; prepaid steer4ge
certncates, S2S: For freight or passage apply to
0E1HiCHS co. Bowling Green. New York.
6; MhTLEboTT CO.. sas Pa ave-. Asents
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THB CCSARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
Between New Yori and Liverpool, Call.
FROM PIER 4s. n B.. NEW fonK
scythia 80. We'd. Ans rs Bothnts. Wed, Sept Is
Batavia Mon Aug SO Algeria Wed. Sept. "a
Tsrits 80. We'd, Sep. Scythls Wed Sept. 20
Abyssinia. Sat, Sept Aby ssinia Wed. Oct. 6
anf every following Wednesday from New York.
No Storage.
RATES OF PASSAGE
to0 And 9lUO goid, ACCORDING to accommodations.
Ticket to Paris. SI5, gold, additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
steera<e st very low rates Steersge tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown. and al other parts Of
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
Hayre, Antwerp and other ports on the COntiNent
and Tor Mediterranean ports
FOR freight and passage apply 1t the Oonpany'l
ONCE. No. Bowling Green, both steerase and
cabin, TO Otis BIGRLOW, 6ss 7th street. Washing
i.n2s nHAs. g. FRANCxLYN. Agent, ny.
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tLEDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE
AND PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting at Phil adelp hia with Clyds's
Lines for New York. Boston, Proyi.
New England States.
Through bills Of lading given.
SAILING DAYS.
From Observation-Disclosures, At Pm.
FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ut 10 an.
Freight received daily Until Pm. GEORGETOWN
goods recei we'd and delivered ut Washington.
Wharf, foot OF 18th street
WILLIAM p. CLYDE l. CO., General MANAGERS.
u South Wharyes, Philadelphia: J. Fl. JOHNSON
CO., Ageuts. l2th st. wharf and 1862 st. NV. d.
" nhtDetpn ap30
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SUMMER READING.
WHITE. Every Day English. .....s2 90
EOWELLS. The Undiscovered Country. 80. l. 50
WISTER. New Race .......................1 LIS
P1NkERTCN. BuchoIzt the Detectives. ...... j. 50
kBBOTT. Judge and Jury Observation-Disclosures. 200
HELMUTH. Steamer book Of City on the Sea LOO
kOSSUTH. Memoirs Of My Exile ............ 2. 10
BUCKINGHAM. Parson Thorn's Trial. l. 5e
TAYLOR. Criticals, Essays and Literary
FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY to date.
JAMES j. CHAPMAN,
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
tyH OH Penn. ave.
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NEW YORK-ROTTEKDAM.

The frst-class steamers Of this line Amster
land. .'sehiedsm' and "nsss'Ecarrying the o.
j. Mail to the Netherlands. leave Harbeck's Stores
Cabin-se0, $40; Second Cabin-S45. $50: Steer
aee-e26. N. OAZAUX. General Agent, 81 South
w g. MEIZEROTT s 90 925 Pennsy1vania
avenue, Washington; or f. n. JOHNSON. Agent,
National Safe Deposit Building, corner New York
avenue AZ 18th street northwest. aug7 -1c2p
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BOOKS, &c.

N CIV BOOB 8.
Judge and Jury. by B. V. Abbott. 90
American Criminal Law Reports, Vol. 2....... SEQ
Stmends Digest Patent Office Decisions. ...... o.
Wood on Observation-Disclosures. 3. SO
Appletons General Guide to the U. g.. $780,. 2. SO
The Story OF an Honest Man. by Edmord About so
Little Comedies, by Julian Sturgis.. 80
David ArmstronR-Eranklin Square Library. .lG
Letters toHetty by Mrs. Gee; A. Oaswell so
People Who Haven't Time, &C, by Pansy..... LOO
Beauty'sDaughter. by author of Molly Bawn, sc go
Stationery of all kind at the lowest figures.
w. III. q o. III. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONER6,
JTl4 40 Pa ave, a"
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AND MIN lie b 8,

TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing days from Baltmore-Every WEDNES-
DAY sad SATURDAY, at pm, from foot Of
Spears Mhsrf, (near foot 8. Gay st
From New York-Every WEDNESDAY and SAT
CRpAY, ST p. m, from Pier 40, East River, (near
foot Clinton ST.
Elegant passenger accommodations Lowest
rates freight guaranteed
Rates Of passase-First class, IS, including meals
and stateroorn berth. Steeraxe, "a, meals, il de-
sired. 26c. Per meal.
A. +. HIGGINS, AGt.,
Boston Tharf.) BALTIMORE, Md
GEO. III. GLOVER, Ast.,
je25-1y Pier 40, EAST RIVER, Ny.
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On MONDAY. AUG. 18TH, 1880, at 7:sO q
O'CLOCK P. M, and TUESDAY, AUG. nth, "a.
1880, at 30 O'Clock M, will sell at es- gA.sA
tabiishment. No. 1888 Pa av., cor. 18th Ct, al
Pledges forfeited by redemption at this date.
Z. HEIDENHEIMER.
p. FOLEY, Auct.
M. COLEMAN, salesman. aug13-3t
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eE-THF ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
Sal UEDAY, THE 14TH INSTANT, at the same hour
and place. JAS. FULLERTON ,,-.....
cs-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PUNED until TUESDAY, THE 3lSr DAY OF AU-
GUST, at the same hour and place.
JAS. FULLERTON rr,.+o.,
aug14, 19, &c, 81 JAMES WHITE, trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
sherman Boom Croppings.

CHICAGO, January s.-Ths Inter OCEAN
Washington special says: Mr.. Frazier,
Of Philadelphia, m active worker for
Secretary Sherman was here yesterday,
and states that the feeling In favor OF
Sherman IL growing very rapidly in
Pennsylvania, and that the feeling for
Grant, which wal almost unanimous ct
one time. has subsidized . great deal, and
that when the State Convention meets,
delegated will not be instructed for
Grant. The Republicans In the larger
German counties report that It would mo
be safe to nominate Grant, "a the Ger.
mans will not vote for him, and he
doubts II Grant could carry that State.
The people are, a. u mass, for Blaine
frst, Sherman second, and Grant third.
Frazier thinks the Pennsylvania dslegs.
ton will vote, as q matter Of compliment
for Cameron, O. in the last convention
for Hartranft. he thinks the Grant
enthusiasm will die out by tho time the
Chicago Convention meets, and that the
Pennsylvania delegation will then, after
casting one vote for Cameron, cast .
solid vote for Sherman. Senator Cam.
eron laughs ct this prediction. aud says
that a. long as Grant Is in the field, the
Pennsylvania delegation will vote for
him,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
The North End.

The advancement OF the north branch
OF the Sulro tunnel toward the bonanza
mines and the rich ore developments Of
the Ophir, Union. Sierra Nevada and
other mines Of the new bonanza group
at the north end OF the Comstock, Is
assuming more and greater importance
a. the work progresses. It's recently
effected connection with the Gould 4
Curry and Best j Belcher crosscut east
on the 100 level. shows the rapid rate
Of advancement OF the tunnel north.
ward. 1t is pushing steadily ahead and
will soon be passing through the old
bonanza ground Of the Consolidated
Virginia and California to the new bonan.
zas beyond. The direction It takes car
ries 1t sufficiently east to anticipate and
intsrsect the most e~asterly workings
Of those mines. II will, In fact, pass
directly through the heart Of the Golden
Gate ground, which adjoins the Cali.
%fornia, Mexican, 0phir and Union on
the east, and must Of necessity share
the fortunes Of those mines. At that
depth below the surface 1t ought to de-
vsiop good paying ore, and perhaps .
veritabis bonanza; but whether 1t does
or not, the fact that the bullion pro-
ducing material does exist ct no great
distance deeper 10 already fully demon.
strated In the valuable Developments
made and being made In Sierra Nevada
and Union. and which evidently extend
into Golden Gate. The tunnel will give
efficient drainage to all these mines, and
also form Q new base for deeper work
inRs down among the hidden treasures.
It's progress IL becoming Q matter OF
rapidly Increasing Importance to all in
tsrsstsd in the mines and stocks OF the
north end.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
DISTRICT COURT.
Important Cas-. Tried In Sc second.

Following will illustrate the manner
In which business il transacted in the
District Court
Judge Rising, entering from his cham.
bsn-" Sheriff. open court"
Takes his seat.
"Any motions today 2"
No answer.
"Flurschutz against the Scorpion 10
set for trial today /; Lindsay 4 Dickson
for the plaintiff; Belknsp for the do.
PENDANT. Are you ready for trial ?"
Dickson-Resdy.
Belknap-Ready.
Court-Proceed.
Dickson-This Is an action on o money
judgment Of this Court, entered in 1865.
/ offer the papers In the case In evidence
and ask for judgment for S875 and costs.
Bslknsp-I object to this paper writ
ing-it is not signed.
Court-This suit 10 on 0 money judg.
ment2
Dickson-It IL.
Court-It Is not necessary that It
should be signed.
Dickson-This 10 our case.
Court Defendant any testimony
Belknap-None, your Honor.
Court-Clerk, enter judgment for the
plaintiff, as prayed for. Sheriff, ad.
journ court till 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Time 80 seconds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
About Senatorial PAY.

WASHINGTON, January o. Secretary
Burch Of the Senate has decided to test
the question whether . Senator can
spend by far the largest portion Of his
time at homo and still draw full pay
upon appearing ut Washington. Sharon
came unexpectedly to Washington yes
terday, but whether on q visit or legisla.
tive business 10 not yet known. He wal
engaged In showing friends about the
city. Burch says that In cast the Sena.
tor applies for his back pay he will de-
cline to let him have It until he can have
q formal opinion in regard to the legal.
ity OF such payment from the First Con.
trollsr OF the Treasury and probably
from the Senate Committee on Judi
cisry. The law 10 very explicit on this
subject, though through custom II has
In fact been allowed to become o dead
letter. It IL made the duty Of the Sec.
Rotary Of the Senate TO deduct from the
pay Of Senators for every day they are
absent from other cause than sickness.
Il has become the practice to overlook
the law in cases Of absentses Of reason.
able length, but no other such case %
that Of Sharon's has been presented Of
late years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
The Panama Canal Project.

New YoRx. January 9.-The World
says OF the Panama canal project: It
must not be forgotten that European In
ausnoss greatly prepondsrats. and have
for some time past greatly prepOnder'
ated over American influences, not only
at Panams. but on the Pacific coast gen.
orally, and for the matter OF that
throughout New Granada, Venezuela
and Ecuador. This Is no doubt mainly
q own fault, but that is no reason why
American statesmen should accept as At
and tolerable tho condition Of things.
Still less IL this o reason why they
should acquiesce supinely In the deyel-
opment Of new conditions. which, unless
they are met and modified by prompt
and vigorous reassertion OF the policy
in accordance with the views OF the
American people, must inevitably tend
TO make this O most UNFIT and intolerable
condition Of things permanent. The
whole country is deeply concerned In
the prompt and vigorous reassertion Of
such o policy. but no part Of this coun-
try 10 10 vitality concerned In 1t as the
great valley Of the Mississippi and tho
States Of the Northwest and Of the Gull.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
Miscellaneous.

WASHINGTON. January "a joint res
olution wal introduced by Represents
tive Bsliord yesterday, which author
ICES the Secretary Of the Interior to pay
out Of the Indian Annuity Fund TO Mrs.
N. @. Meeker the sum Of $1,000, to the
heir OF Frank Dresser $1,000. 10 the
widow OF William Post $1,000, and TO
Mamie j. Elliott $1,000. for injuries
sustained by them OF the hands Of the
Ute Indians In Colorado.
NEW YoRx. January 9.-Ths Denver
and Bio Grande Railway Company closed
a contract on Saturday for $50 box, 60
stock. 100 coal and $50 fat cars for Ito
Albuquerque and San Juan extensions,
making, with the $50 freight cars now
being completed, O total OF l,410 cars,
costing about $500. 900. A contract was
also made for 10 Pullman sleeping
coaches.
Two trains on the Elevated Railway
came in collision on Wednesday at the
corner OF Ninth avenue and Sixteenth
street. Tho engines and ons car were
smashed, but no passengers or train
hands were hurt. The guards prevented
tho trains from tumblinR into the street.
BosroS, January 9.-Ths Legislature
organized on Wednesday. Senator B.
r. Bishop WIS unanimously chosen
President OF the Senate and @. j. Noyes
(Republican), on fourth ballot. Speaker
OF the House.
While fvo children were amusing
themselves on Cotton mill pond at Read
vile. day before yesterday, the ice gave
way and two were drowned.
HARTFORD, January 9.-Ths message
OF Governor Andrews shows q reduction
In the State income. Extension Of
the right OF voting to women IL
recommended. at least, In all mat.
ters affecting taxes string.
emit divorce laws are urged; the property
OF married women. II IL suggested. be
taxed In the nams OF the woman herself,
instead Of that Of her husband.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
Mos lnsaueiy Iusaue.

Mrs. Agnes Gullsy OF Virginia recently
swore that her husband was insane and
had o commission in lunacy to examine
him. They pronounced him sane. The
wife thought him crazy because he
would not allow her to bake bread and
wash dishes and do tho dirty work Of
the house. It was pretty strong evil.
dencs Of insanity, but the doctors
thought 1t wouldn't do to send him to
Stockton on account Of It. In that case
too many men might "stoop to con.
quer." Having been so bsssly deceived
and dealt with by his wife. Gullsy now
advertises to warn all people not to trust
her-and no wonder,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.
Jsha W. ssmsr tsin ina viesim-
Particulars or the Expiosisa-
Io0uOss.

-
During the testing at the ophir yes
tsrday afternoon at 2 O'Clock OF an old
boiler which had been prepared for q
oompressed.a air receiver. an explosion
occurred which proved fatal to John W.
somsrs.sin aud seriously injured James
Brown. chief engineer at the mine. and
Thomas woolsy Of the Gold Hill Boiler
Works, on the Divide.
The boiler had been In use at the
Gould & Curry aud was 20 feet long and
AZ inches In diameter. The tubes had
been taken out Of II and new heads put
in. It was placed on supporting blocks.
and lay In the yard, on the south side
Of the hosting works. A steam gauge
was put into the boiler, and water
turned into It from o hydrant, through q
piece Of hose an inch and . hall In diam.
eter. It was observed that the gauge
showed O pressure Of 120 pounds to the
square inch Q short time before the OK.
piosiou occurred. The boiler had stood
q pressure OF l60 pounds OF steam. as
was known. and no one thought OF dan.
ger at the time the explosion occurred.
As the pressure was increased the
west end blew out, and as 1t did so the
whole boiler was pitched some twenty
feet to the eastward, rising clear Of the
blocks placed under It as supports.
Somerstein was standing to the east
ward Of the boiler and the end Of 1t
struck him about the region Of the
stomach, throwing him backward to the
ground, when the end cams down upon
his right leg. which was crushed to
atoms and the flesh torn and laid open
in a horrible manner. He was also
badly hurt about the back and breast.
He died at Z O'Clock last evening.
James Brown. the Chief Engineer.
who was standing near the west end OF
the boiler at the time Of the explosion,
was cut over the right eye and about the
head. but his injuries are not OF . seri.
Gus nature.
Thomas wooley. the boiler maker,
was cut about the scalp. and had his
left log badly bruised. He received his
hurts from flying pieces Of planks from
q shed standing against the south side
OF the works. and which was partially
demolished, or from pieces Of boards on
the blocks supporting the boiler.
Several other persons were In the
vicinity at the time Of the explosion. but
only the three named were hurt.
Coroner Brodsk will hold an inquest
upon the body Of Somsrstsin this eve
ming.