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Notice to Delinquent Co-0wner
In the Pisssburg Mine.

ITO PETER JOHNSON You and your rep
rcsentstives and successors in interest are
hereby notified that I have performed work
and labor on the Pitfsbure Mine and ledge. sit
aated in the Eureka Mining District. Eureka
county. Nevada. to the amount and value OF
two hundred dollars tsaool In United States
gold coin. during the past two years. to wi, /:
from the month OF January. A. d. 1878, to and
including the year A. u. 1878. the same being
one hundred dollars tslool for each year. Tha.
your proportion Of the cost Of said work and
labor for the said two years is ~ follows. TO
wit:
Peter Johnson. ....... 500 feet Gee ess
And you and your representatives. and suc-
cessors. and each Of you. are hereby notined
that II you fail 10 contribute your said proper.
ton Of the coat Of said labor aud WORT within
one h~ndred and eighty lisol days from the
date hereof. your interest In said pittsburg
Mine and ledge will become the property Of
the Undersigned. your bovine In said mine.
vho has made the said expenditures, and per
formed said work and labor. in accordance and
By virtue Of the laws Of Congress. Section ASA
OF the Revised Statutes Of the United States.
W. II. TAYLOR, Co-owner.
knreka. New, December %. 1872. d3f-sod
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TAX NOTICE.
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pissrsSt Attorney IN ana fer Ezrska ecznsy.
SevHaA-
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b Jams p. Mason. Deputy.
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FO SALE!
AT A.
-RA RGAIN,

RANCH, KNOWN AS THE Lo ~ In.
"A property, about 9 miies nor'n seaS pieiet
reks, containing IL acres, ~. s,ock ranch
fence, and 10 the best vegetable and ~. stone
IN the county. on the ranch ia . coca small
building containing four ro-'msi n,,b wsisr
stone house. cellar. spring house, wisn ON ths
inside. There are three living spls,ssnts on
ranch. Also, all the farming hhp
the ranch. rtv IA anx.
The proprietor OF the above rropsiss Is com
ious 10 msfe an immediate sale, as ne ,oth Of
PEELED 10 leave for i X L District oy Ne bought
February next. The properly = , Al this
on good terms. For paruculars' ih4
omee. ,.so jsns-im'
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Notice to Creditors.

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE
Il IL her-by given that i have been spputns~d
Aaninistrstor over the estate Of CArio c<ns.
deceased. and ali creditors % said estate are
hsfvsy nosfAed and required 10 present sae.r
said claims 10 nae. with necessary vorxhers. Al
me Ian once q @ W. Bsker. Esq in Enr~ka
Nevada. within ten months from the date a
TIE art pabliesfioa of this notice o. ne sane
viii Be barred. and not entitled - aixtaescon
oct of the Ass<ts Of said estate.
SAfALE HAscACCIo, Aanfnistrator.
Enreka. October - ISIS. oc2&lsvSm
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Notice to the Public

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS d n on RUBY
session OF the Boaf1.n nsueh, and has
nnl, l-,siy run Ryaa,ch in charge, ,,e pes.
p' The s ss ! J; !, VIII aiI t . ssssss.ss IN q 'i Is. y y:
possible manner. and . cohsnded is respee'
eral patronage heretofore
fully asked. HENRY KIM;
xursha. Sovsnbsr u. isss.
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STATE OF NEVADA.
C0Cyxx ~ E-zEn-s-

On tA1s tfta Gay Of December. A. D.. one
teg1s<.1 taxaf hundred and seyenty-nine. be-
fore ~, y Il Hsr-aon. . Notary Public in and
f0r sAe c~2-sf, residing therein. duly com.
sworn personally appeared B. J.
f1rEe-. DErzzEn Of the Board OF County Com.
Zssszo1<r g kzrskA county. Nevada, person
Ally ksexs 70 f< the individual whose name ia
fea~e~a 70 the foregoing instrument As
SAErzx2 81 said Board and he duly seknovl-
edged y Ne tAst be executed the same as Chair.
M2a o. sI4 Beard. for and on behalf and IN
Ne rAG% a sAad Board. as its free and yolun.
iAry 40 Al seed and for the uses and pur.
pe%s t2trr1n mentioned. and in pursuance ~
tAe Greer ad resolution Of said Board direct.
Ia saeE Agreement to be executes BY signing
the s42t - Chairman thereof, and affxins
tAereso TIE ssai of said Board.
In s1tcsss Whereof 1 have hereunto set INV
HAND. s.d s1xed my ofheiAl seal. in ssid
county. ne day and year in this eertfcate
nrxf above written.
lsxAll y. H. HARMON. Notary Public.
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STATE OF NEVADA.
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On fhas fourth cay OF December, A. d. one
tao1s&nd siahs hundred aud seventy nine. per.
senaiiy sppesrvd before me. T. J. Msuptn, |.
SoAry raetie IN and for the said county OF
Eureka. W ". Mccoy. whose name h sub
ssrced % Tie ANNEXED instrument as 4 party
.nefese, personally known to me TO be The same
person described in. and who executed The SAID
snns.se Instrument. as . party thereto, and he
sane Freely and voluntarily. and for the usss
ana purposes therein mentioned. -
IN visness whereof I have herennto s, NV
mana, and Afhxed my ofacial seal. the dsv and
year IN tnis certificate first above written
lxAli 7. J. AArPIN, Notary Pubue.
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RUBY BILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity ~ Tanka, a0o,o 600 Callers.
ALL NOW FULL.

WArEn WILL BE FURNISHED IN RUBY
W Hill IN any desired quantities. as ali
seasons OF sAe year. 1t . uniform rate. and
lower nan can be furnished from any other
eoaree- water de1ved twice daily TO private
families, miners oshins. saloons. etc. 1fekets
rsaezne from 81 to 50 cents apiece, viii Be-
eold - tAs once Of the Company. On Ruby
hth- v. B. HARRuB. Proprietor.
f.w .PEARsoN. saperintsndens
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QILLMEADa, LETrERHEADk
~ UdnceA pEtcss
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MEDICINE AND PHYSICIANS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-27
GEORGETOWN.

SUICIDE IN THE CANAL--Mr. James Ashton. a
young white man living on the canal road
above the College pond, while in fit OF mental
depression, committed suicide last evening
! about o'clock. He first attempted to cut his
throat with penknife. but failing In this he
plunged into the canal and was drowned. 1t
was fully forty minutes before the body was
recovered, and then life was extinct. The body
was removed to the Sd precinct station. and
subsequently was turned over to undertaken
Clements to prepare for burial. Mr.. Ashton was
a nephew OF Mr.. James Wallace, we'll known
cigar maker OF this place, with whom he learned
the trace, and by whom he was employed up to
the time of his DEATH The deceased. his mother
ana brother boarded at Mrs Kleindentz, near
respondent frame OF mind for long time nrin-
cipally owing, 1t is thought, to Ill health, being
great su1erer from neuralgia. and threatened
about year ago that he would some day take
his own ffe Coroner Patterson called at the
Sd precinct, Georgetown, and viewed the BODY
OF James Ashton, who came to his death last
evening, and gave certificate of death by
drowning. No Inquest was held.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Medley, with 1000
bushels wheat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-27
THE COURTS,

POLICE COURT-J1tdge Shell.
To-day, Margaret Russell disorderly conduct;
IS or IS days. Patrick Lyons and Theresa
Smith, vagrancy; bonds or workhouse. Henry
Ambush, loud and boisterous s. or Is days.
Henry Charlton, do; $40 or 50 days. Dlv
Coats, VIM Carter, Patrick Powell, and Jesse
sullivan, falling to maintain a distance between
vehicles; s. each. Elizabeth johnson, profanity;
s. or Is days. Julia Mills alias Jordan, ThOm IS
Mason. Chas. Liverpool, Henry Williams and
Chas Wheeler, loud and boisterous; s. or Is
days each. John Taylor and Reddy White, do.
$ or 10 days each. Nellie Willis, threats to Ella
Tyler: ersonal bonds to keep the peace. Mich
a 9,, ,Addison, larceny Of pair OF shoes from
Bundy, larceny of some builders hardware from
D. {: Grof; 80 days in Jail. VIM. Davis, threats
to Michael F. Daily; 5000 bonds to keep the
peace: Mary King, larceny of tablecloth from
John Il. MCGEE; months In jail VIM. Payton,
petit larceny, second offence; grand jury. bonds
$500 Sarah Cole, colored woman, was
Charged with assaulting cOlored girl named
Victoria Robinson. Sarah charges that she
caught Victoria with her husband under sis-
pici0nS circumstances; and struck her tsree
times with strap. The court said that the
punishment was very just and moderate for the
offence. but that the law did not recognize 1t as
legal, and he would impose a fine Of 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-27
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

See change of schedule OF steamer Mattano.
Street lamps viii be lighted at $40 p. n. and
extinguished at i1.30 p. IN.
Last SATURDAYS STAR contained an account OF
a rape having been committed near Iowa circle
by coiOred man named Page On the daughter
OF policeman named AmiSS. THIS was not a
daughter of sergeant It. b. Amis5. but the
daughter Of J. +. Amos. cOlOred policeman.
A son OF the late James H0ban, who waS L.
S District attorney under President Folks ad-
miniStratiOn, and one OF the most brilliant
members OF the old Washing ION bar. Will be
married at st. Matthew's church to morrow.
This morning Detective McElfreSh arrested a
colOred woman named Sally Topley for assault
On Agnes batch, also cOloTed, at the corner OF
9Th aud C streets. The arrest was on sight.
Sally IS held for a heal ing.
A form OF diptheTitic sore throat Is reported
to be prevailing to some extent In East Washing
ton. II has an the characteristics OF diptheri3,
but fortunately Is said ID yield readily 70 treat
ment.
The alarm of fire al 10 O'Clock this after
noon IRON box No. p. was OccasiOned by a fire
ID the bakery OF Mr.. ID. NO'lard, No. 80, Y street
NV. Loss 5000; fully insured.
heSSTS. MOhler & Reynolds, the contractors
for the sewer fIOm G. street 10 stanton Place
conn citing with the school building has finished
the work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-27
District Government Affairs.

Contracts for repairs OF school buildings were
washing the school buildings In the 4th dis.
trict, for $50; Thomas Williams, for carpenters
work in the 4th district schools, for s441.50
same, for painting same schools, at S21S35; and
A. G. Brummell, for painting the roof Of Je1er-
son school, at $23.
Judge Lawrence, first comptroller, has de-
cided that the 1000 OF 365 bonds TO be issued
in payment OF certificates OF Indebtedness
against the District, stand on the same footing
OF the old bonds. and that the interest thereon
Many of these bonds bear interest back to 1874,
AN OPINION OF THE COMMISSIONERS ON AN OLD
LAW.
1t Will be remembered that In 1873 the legisla-
tive assembly passed law eXempting from
taxation the investments made by citizens in
all manufacturing interests in this District for
Messrs. Petit Dripps, of the Eagle iron works,
corner Of 14th and streets, state in a
letter 60 the District Commissioners that
they we're induced to purchase the lot aud erect
their foundry at the place named above, where
they employed about 20 hands In making Iron
castings; that they have never paid any general
taxes, and now have been presented bill OF
alrearages for about $4,000, covering period OF
many years, and for which they ask a remis-
sion. The District Commissioners have decided
TO remit the taxes charged against the firm for
the legislative form OF COVE. iment was ab5i-
1shed, since which time IL Commissioners
claim under a decision OF t Supreme Court
| that the law named has no ef. ect.
| CLAIM FILED UFDER TIL NEW LAW.
William Nelson, 1r., of New York City, By his
attorney Robert Chr1sty esq, has Tiled petition
| under the recent act OF Congress, In the Court
| OF Claims praying judgment against the Dis
trict for S33 GA. so and interest This claim is
| for sewer pipe furnished to the late board OF
| public works, and is evidenced by certificate
signed by the late board OF audit The last
| consignment was made December 18th, 1872,
and nothing has been paid upon the claim,
| although the sewer pipe was used by the Dis
trict more than seven years ago. The delivery
OF the certificate was arrested by the joint
resolution OF Congress, approved March 18th,
! 1916, and is now In the possession of the Com
/ miSSiOuerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-27

A YOUNG HERoINE.-Charles and Margaret
Murray, the first seven and the second twelve
years DID, whose parents live at No. 33S east
4Sth street, were playing on Saturday afternoon
In reaching for a piece Of board which was
floating down with the tide close to the shore,
Charles fell into the river His little sister,
her brother and tried to rescue him. She threw
her arms around his neck and chung to him
Both were carried away with the tide and were
In imminent danger OF drowning when police
man and citizen named John Cook rescued
theIn.-N y World
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-27
Washingtonians in Luck.

Mr.. Joseph Scammell young man engaged
as clerk In the book and periodical store Of Nj.
Joseph Shillington, corner AZ street and Penn
sylvania avenue. for the past four or five years,
several weeks since received notice from an
uncle of his. now living at Shrewsbury, Eag-
land, that he desired to make him his heir, and.
as he (the uncle was getting old, wished young
Scammel TO visit him and obtain a knowledge
OF his business--that OF commission mer-
chant, dealing In American produce. Young
Scammell is native of this city born of Eng
fish parents, and the uncle is an extensive
operator In Shrewsbury, who appears to have
him several years since. Mr.. Scammell left for
England about the 1st of the present. month
in obedience to the request of the
uncle Col Shillington gives the young man a
first rate name for Integrity and business tact
The published statement In Baltimore paper
this morning concerning this matter. is true in
the main, but the figures as to the value of the
estate are probably much exaggerated. l. is
not known to any one here how much the uncle
Is worth, but there is no doubt that the bust
ness itself Is a handsome fortune. The uncle of
young Scanned is a bachelor and has no direct
heirs. :
IL connection with this subject it may be
said that The published statement In a morning
paper In relation to Mr.. w. D. Wyville, our well
known Avenue stove dealer, coming into pos
session OF a large fortune from England to-
gether with title OF baronetcy, Is rather pre-
mature, SO far as relates to the possession. This
Is one OF those cases where the connection as
to cOnsanguintty OF blood is well established,
but the inheritance Of the title and estate Is
another thing, which Is to be gained, If at all,
through tedious process OF litigation, involving
much labor and cost This title and estate has
been known to the Wyville family OF Maryland
for several generations, and the subject has re-
celved fresh life by an advertisement published
in a New York paper calling for information OF
the Wyville family In America, by whom the
inheritance OF the title of balOnetcy was
barred. Correspondence has been going on be-
tween Mr. F. c.. Adams, OF this city, and the
court authorities In England upon this subject,
thing definite has grown out OF 1t thus far.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-27

AN EDUCATIONAL WRITING CLUB Is being
organized at the Business College, to begin Au-
gust I'd, and be trained by the Spencerian
in base ball clubs should be diverted to writing.
clubs, 1t would be uIanifes. advantage to the
community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-27

an, MgENlNG EVENING.
IEhla BAIT way e 100 fSt Louis & Gin. ex.l :25
~. Y fhlla ex... 10 Bait, Anna. & way L so
western express. 6 40 tBaltinore h WV M
Bait. way stations. 90 Baltimore < nav 90
Fred. & way stations. Is N Y 4 Phila ey 80
RsII q annap. ex y tBat. & Laurel ex. IS 90
.paIlm0Te express y :00 Western accom-. :O5
MiaI1tnsoure &Way stay 40 Bait, Anna way 81
Baltimore express. IL so express , N
tDaiiy. tBsit way 50
tSuEday only. N Y Il PhiSa ay m
Utper trains daily ex- Bait, Lau. &Biad's 20
WV SGiiGay. IfWeStarn express. 9 :25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-27

IF YOUR lead ACHES try LOdille's H3ad1c1p
SpecUc. 1t viii please you.
PETERSEN & ALsCHwEE promise to supply at Bar
NO. the best Beer sold during the Sthuetzen-
1est-Bergner q Engels.
Afflicted Try sDr. Swayne's Medicines. >,
DO not neglect a cough, cold hOarSeneSs
sore thoat, &c. DR.. Swayne's compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry is q we'll estTn curative. The
most reliable remedy for VfonchftiS. asthma
an throat, bre'st and lung diseases. Trial bot
Ties Csc; large. 81.
l. htching FILES. Symptoms-A moisture. like
IItchhing Plies perspiration, intense itching,
itching Piles. particularly at night Ir never
itching Piles. fails.
Sold by druggists and at Stott l. CromyeIrs
wholesale agents. -
GILES, LINIMENT IoDIDE AMMONIA cures Neu
Talg1a, Face Ache, Rheumatism. Gout, Frosted
rect, ChilblainS, Sore Throat, EryslpeIas
BRUISES, ana wounds OF every nature In man or
animal. The remarkable cures this remedy has
erected classes it as one OF the most important
ana valuable remedies ever discovered for the
cure and relief OF pain.
G'tes Liainent IOdjde ammonia Is a SURE
cure for ague In the breast, and removes all
sWeLlngs and hard Jumps:
"'e" 1e'S cure Flles. SIT
Observation-Disclosures, complete cure to
Gays; ali urinary complaints; 81, at druggists
"RoUGH ON RATs."-.ask druggist for Il. IT
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-bugs. 15c.
box; for Washington at 4sO Pa avenue.
"ALDERNBY WAGoNs."-Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In 4 lbs.
ward prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk SC. per at.
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SALE OF ASPHALT WoRKS.-Thomas Bowling
sold to-day for the U. S. marshal the asphalt
Pavement Company, located at the corner of b
and 10Th streets, to John McLaiu for S12, 900.
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WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE,
iy24 .G5 and 700 MARKET SPACE
GENERAL REDUCTION.

GENESAL REDUCTION
We have made general reduction on all kinds of
Dkl GOODS to Sept. 15t.
LAWNS 5, 6, 8.
PARASOLS and Sun UMBRELLAShalf priee
300 SHETLAND SHAWLS cheap
One case fpll width SHEETING 25 cents.
3tO pieces MOSQUITO NETTING cheap
DRESS GOODS s, 10, 12b cents
% pieces all wool black striped BUNTING IS cts,
All the best makes Of COTTON CHEAP
We are undersold nv no one.
jy24 7I3 Market Space.
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WHOLESALE MARKET STnuCs
w FOR RENT.
Several Of the Wholesale Market Stores bet.vaen
the 7th and 9th street wings Of the washington or
Center Market. win be RENTED to good relishIe
tenants on and after JULY ag 90 per cent Lass
than the regular rates. AS''
The new passsgeway about to be opened across
the park to Pennsylvania avenue in front OF these
Foreign Fruit and other Dealers. ~''
Apply to
r. 3. SMITH
CiaYk Warrington Market Co.
jy17-g, tn, t62W
DOLITICAL BANNERS. FLAGS PORTRAITS.
u AtHOJER GRAHAAa'S. 90 Dlane 81, New
xCik. 3el7.tht-3m
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HOUSE KEEPING DRY GOODS.
PRICES THE LOWEST.

Mhs PSI sSis sSS'
Feather Proof Bed Ticking, warranted. 20 and Csc.
1aYsrds wide sheeting cotton. 25c:
1hs pest 4. linen bosom and wrsband'
Table Linens anbieached. all linens, 49, 80. ST. 50.
G Gres% 9a TaSjs s2G
Is T Ssss asg s4s &c..
White Wool Fianneis. zoe. aSc.. So. SIC, sec..
TT 0zs 5: an linen; 12e. he, lsc. 2oc.
Je B heskv Sc ana 12
Moba Wsoo ar aSc.: es, &c. 55c. CO.. &C.. 75o.
Nottingham nj e,S Curtain Lace. &c., 25c soo, Sc,
RECEIVING NEW TyM CARPETS 3 DAILY ALL THE
c. M. TOwsON.
036 Pa. ave-, South side,
IVA Near It'll st. NV.
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING
We have the best facilities for REPAIRING SEW.
lNd MACdlNES OF every description. an work
warranted.
Our S15 SEWING MACHINES are perfect and
warranted for three years.
NEEDLES and ATTACHMENTS for all No.
chimes, at
OPPENHEIHER,S,
62S 9th street.
1y24 Cor. Fnu