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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-17
DELINQUENT SALES.
Benton Con-Consisued.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the shares
next he sibafter d,sciibed 90 UNI6sUED are
the numbers Of tho U>SURRENDEHED Ger.
tidcates of the former LADY wASHINuTON
MINING COMPANY'S STOCK.
Uuissued stock.
Nance. No. Certif. Shs. Amt.
Thomas d L. Trustee. Arse.s
ments Nos l o, . and g.. S2 l.....2....$S 20
n in accordance with law. and IN order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the twenty-eev.
NTH day { October, i8S0.so many shares OF each
parcel q such stoch ~ may DO Necessary will be
sold 1t public auction. ct the once Of the Com.
pany, No 3O2 MONTGOMERY street, Rooms o and
9, San Francisco. California, on MONDAY. the
twentieth day OF DECBABkk. 1850. atthe hour
Of too O'Clock Pm. Of said day, TO pay said delin-
| Quent assessment thereon. together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of tho sale.
WIN. II. WATSON, secretary.
Onics-Rooms 8 and Q. No. S2 Montgomery
street. ssu Francisco. California.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim OF early imprudsnce. causing nerv.
Gus debility. premature decay. etc having tiled
In vain every Known remedy. has discovered Q
simple means Of self cure which be will sod
fr,e 10 his fsllow-su6srers. Address j. II.
REEyE1, 20 Chaiham o.. ". 7. osl6
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NONsOLIDAr nU ,mrERIAL MN.

" INC OUMPANY. Location Of principal
place OF business. San francisco. California.
Location VI works. told Hal. storsy county.
Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-described stock. on account Of sssess.
ment mo. 49, levied on the ,hlro lsdl day VI
November. 1850, the several amounts set OPP
poeite the names OF the respective share.
holders. as follows:
Names. No. Certif. 6hs. Amt.
Atkinson, Doud& Co. Trus.
tec8......... ......... .2SJIo. INV. ..soO ..
Atkinson. D0ud d Co, rius.
tees..................... .t06iT. 100. ..i0 e.
Atkinson. Doud 4 Co. Trus
.STIo.. .oOO.... e.
Atkinson, Lyon 4 90. Trus.
..
Atkinson. Lyon 4 Co. Trur.
.2t08e. 3d.. s..
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Richardson, Hill / Co. Trus.
.f0Isu.. .2u.....1 ..
Richardson. Hill 4 Co. Trus.
observation-disclosures 7<2. ...io.....i =.
Richardson, Hill 4 Go. Trus.
te-s, bsl.................tAVSi....63 ....o 70
Richardson. Hill 4 Co. Trus.
.iuO....lU ..
Richardson. Hill b Co. Trus
sziio.. .iU....l0 ..
Richardson. Hill b Co, Trus.
.t2lfS .1O0. ~ 81.
Richardson. Hill I Co, Trur.
tees. ;.....;:;;.:....::..t2it. 100. ...io :.
Richardson. Hill & c., Trus.
tees .41sJ6.. HOO. 10 a..
Richardson. Hill 4 Co. Trus
tes.:.::....:.........42as1. 100. 10 :.
Rorte b d, Trustee. sees. .tt1O6, "a, IT,. a..
Ryer " T .l2s0i, .iOO..'l0 "
schmiedell, Hochstzdter q
o.. Trustees. ....... -. 1885,. .lO.l.
4chmieden, Hochstadter 4
o.. Trustee ..lo3OS N q
schmiedeu. Hochstsdtsr 4
90. Trustses. ...... ,i2l2o. 100 10 -.
Dchmtedsii. Hochsladtsr q
%. Trustsss ..........., i6o9o...lol.
echmtedsu. Hochstsdtsr Z
%. Trustees ........... .ise7T. ....s...... %
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0hNEKAL GRANT GOLD AND
(J SILVER MINING COMPANY. - Loca
ton OF principal place Of business. aold Hill.
Location Of works, Mount Grant. Esmsralda
county Nevsda
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-describcd stock, on account OF assess
ment (No. 81 levied on the ", nt,.hfth t2o.hI
day OF october. 1851, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective share
Au1l.x. a. i0llnvRas
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Aud In accordance with law. and al order OF
the Board OF Din ctors. made on the third
1917 day Of November, 1850. 50 many shares Of
each parcel OF such stock as may be neeessary
will DO sold at public auction. at the once
of The C.mpany. hooui ~. New da Block. NO
80 Mohig mary street. ban Francisco. Cali
fJrniA. on WEvNRsDAY. th. t~webty.bipth cay
VI Dtconb,r. lboD. At the hour VI Ole o'civck ,.
n. OF said day 10 pay said delinquent Asses. nient
thereon. together with costs VI adv-<tisins and
sIpsnses Of sale.
W. Z. DEAN, Secretary.
Onace-Room 70. Ne,aIA block. No ~ Mont.
som. ~ sire {. s.u FrAncirco. California ~
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ORDINANCE NO. IiG.

An ORDINANCES 20 authorize tho L..
sunncc Of n Hood fos the rutpose Of
nors OWNS Money to Redeem the
r,ontinS Lebt Of the Town Of Geld
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TO Owners OF Lady Warrington
Mining company and Boyle
Mining Company.

OWNERS or sHAaEs In tho above.
named Companies are notified that they are en-
titled to their proportionste shares o. stoek IN
the BESTOS CoNSOL DATEu COMPANY
upon due payment OF ASSESSMENT No. 4, of
90 CENrs per share, levied BY eaid Company
on tic 27th DAY OF UCTUB, X. 1880. and o
delinquent, and the surrender Of their certin-
~ WV. II. WATSON.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that the shares
next hsreinafter described as UNIssUbD are
the numbers of the UNspRRENDkkID Ger.
uncaiss OF the former BEATON MINING
CoMPASY's STOCK.
Cnissusd Stock.
Names. No. Certif. Chs. Amt
Hall T X. Trustee, Assess
ments Nos. ]. 2. . and g.. 6iS....s7 .sss rs
Herr J j, Trustee, Assess-
msnts Nos; !. .. . and A.. seis. nv ~
Iisak Z Q, Trustee. Asssss-
msnss Noe. I. 81 and t....6Tt.... h...sio
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ORDINANCE NO. lIs.

AN. ON DINANCR "a provide for the
Levy Of Taxes on X. n aud Personal
fr.perty within the r. wa VI G.id
Passed April 10. 1891
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And In accordance with law and an order VI
the Board OF Directors, made on the twent..
9th l25lh) day oi October. 1850. somany shares
of each parcel Of such stock - may be
necessary viii be sold 1t puoic suction. 81 the
mine. Gold Hill. nevada. on TUEs AK. the
twenty. nrst (alst) day of DkCEMBsR. lss0. a.
tho hour OF ~ O'Clock ~. OF said day, ~ pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF the
sale.
MERCER oTEY. Secretary.
once AT the yellow Jacket new shaft, Gold
Hill. STOREY count Nevada.
Gold Hill. November 25th. 1880.
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bayley V u. Trustee bal OF
certificate No. iT.Tlo. IS
shs. sold tor s-s't No. Is. 1856 .23k III -
Bsyley U u, Tr.s.ee. bal OF
certificate NO lo.sts, %
sh-, sod tor asst No. Is. 1855 Al. rs y
ba.ley =, Is. Tr.stse. bal OF
certificate NO. io,1iA. .
shs, sold for a-s's No.. Is. l9so9. So. An. . %
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DELINQUENT SALES.
~rxroy CoNsoLIDArED con.

IL PANY.- Location OF principal place oil
business, can Francisco, Csliforn- ..
Location Of works. Gold Hill Mining District,
Gold Hill. storey county. Nevada.
Notioe.-There are delinquent upon the FOL
lowingdcscribed stock. OF account OF assere-
mentiNo. tllcvied on the tventy.seyentn I'm
DAY Of October. 1850, the several amounts eel
opposite the names OF the respective share
holders. as follows:
Names. No. Cerui. sns' AN u
Atkinson. Doud 4 Co. Trur.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
O.sr a RnLCmEn aINiNa COW.

Id PASl.-Location OF prinelpsi P'a''
inr-s San Francisco. valiiorniA. ....
location OF works. Virginia ony' s'o'e'
county. state OF Nevada. uo, IN. soL
Norice.-Tnsre ar delinquent upon inc loi-
lowing described stock. on s.eosn. y, a.. y,
SoSsh,ber. IssO. the -eyetai am 'unts set oppo-
.its tar names Of the respective -hsreholders'
As follows: c...,, III. AM,
Names. t,o.SN''' N
AtS.n-on. Doui 4 Co. TITUS.
AtlinsOn. Doud 4 Co, Trus
Ibis. 10. ....s =.
A,Ltn-nn- Daud A Co.. Trus-
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VIZ. II. WATSON. :
San Francipco, November S0,h, 1850. 3
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CJrhn James. Trustee. bal VI
eerdneaio No it.s6t. ~
shs. sold for asst NO. Is. 1871 ..isk 30 Is
Conn J .Ines, Trustee, bal VI
eoruac.te No. ia.9j1. ~
chs. .oid for asst No. Is. 1872. ... Ism ~ Is
Coma. SaudersOn = Cook.
iIurtc.r ...... .5o...siS 4. .
Ctoeke' 4 SUDAN. Tru-,eosioai5. ...io .....6 e.
CfseLetS Suy dam. Trus Gee.
bal Of esrtirCAto No. GUc3.
o-hs, sold Tor ssst's Ms.
10. IL aud l5..... ........l2ji3.. ..3.....l =.
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tees.
Ki' z Homer 5 4 Co. Trus-
tees........... ...... 80.
King Jos L 4 Co. Trus.
'teee............ $4,000.
King Jos L 4 Co. Trus.
tees
K'lley Geo ", Trustse....
Kelley Geo W do bal.
Kaufman 4 4 %. T~rnsteet.
kAufnisn 3 4 70 do 1.
keli o. 4 Pollock. Trusts.
Kuts @ n / Co. Trusts. bal.
kinsey Eliza 8...... 49,.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
THIRD EDITION
Congress.

In the U. s. Senate yesterday, Mr..
Johnston introduced bill for the sup
preston of infectious and contagious
diseases of domesticated animals. The
Post Route bill was passed. The Spofiord-
Kellogg case was discussed. The Senate
bill to extend the time for completion of
the Texas Pacific Railroad was reported
and placed on the calendar. The bill to
authorize retired list Of fnoncommis,ion-
ed officers who have been 80 years in
service was considered. After an ex-
ecutive session the Senate adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Cox, from the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, reported
back the joint resolution looking TO the
abrogation of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty
and It was referred to the Committee OF
the Whole. He also reported from the
same committee the resolution tor q
commission on the reciprocity question,
which was ordered printed and re-
comitted. The Special Deficiency bill
was passed, with some Of the Senate
amendments, others being non-concurred
in. The bill authorizing the reglstra-
tion of trade IN; 8, and for their pro-
lection, was reportedaud considered. An
evening session was held for considera-
tion OF District bill.
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TiIden Cannot Be Nominated

From the BrooKlyn Eagle. April Il.
If Mr.. Tilden had been braten IN his
own convention yesterday, Re could not
perhaps, with self-respect, say anything
touching the relations which he propo-
ses to hold to his parry. Nominally, al
al events, he now holds control Of th.
delegation from his own State, and he
will relieve it, as well as bis party, OF
embarrassments by accepting the situa
tion. Mr.. Tilden cannot be nominate d
at Cincinnati, and ii he conld, it would
not be possible to elect him. The | sue
by the Republicans in 1875, and thai
which they will probably present in
Grants denomination, are two momen-
tous to justify the Democracy in handl-
eapping itself for the ace this year, and
for no better reason, after all, than that
the voters of the Republic are as they
are, and not as Mr., Tilden may think
they should be.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
POLITICAL.

There have been thus far chosen 1852
out of 1856 delegates composing the
Chicago National Republican Conven-
tion. Cf these there are, either by dsrect
instructions or by personal preference,
21S reported for General Grant IA for
Senator Blaine, 25 for Senator Edmunds
II for Secretary Shermaa, for Mr..
Washburne, and the preference Of the
remaining 80 are unknown. There are
yet to be chosen IA delegates in
Massachusetts, and in North Carolina
which States are partially Included.
This list does not include Georgia or
Oregon.
There have also been chosen 154
delegates to the Cincinnati National
Democratic Convention of which 106
are reported for Mr.. Tilden, AZ for
General Hancock, and representing
Oregon,ar unknown. A TammaDy dele
CATION contest the 10 seats from New
York.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
WILD GEESE TRAINED,

The finest pair of live wild geese that
were ever seen at this place were ship
ped from here on Tuesday by express to
Mr.. Gale Eyre, Chester, Pa. They
were taken when young d trained T.,
the very highest pitch for decoys. They
can he put in a whrat field, or o.. a
marsh, or pond which wild gee.e use,
end by their peculiar "honking" they
will soon draw around them large fiocks,
many Of which may be killed from
blinds which have been previously
built. These are very tame, having
been handled as pets, they have no dis.
position to fly away, or to stray off
They were very highly priced by their
owner, and OLD sportsman, who was an
fortunately drowned last season while
out on the "fshlng banks" 1t is very
surprising how these geese can be train.
ed! Several years ago, An old friend OF
ours owned pair at Cobb's Island and
many times we have seen him refuse
500 for them.-Bredk,cdter Lioht,
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
Britain Refuses America

AND FAILS TO RECOGNIZE THE NE
GALITY OF CLAIMS In THE FISHERY
BUSINESS.
LONDON, April 23.-The long nego-
tiations between the United States and
Great Britain relating to the Fortune
Bay (Newfoundland) attacks on Ameri.
can fishermen ended few days AGO In
the refusal Of the British government
to recognize the justice OF the American
claims. Lord Salisbury replies to the
demand Of the United States for $103,-
OO3 damages by positive refusal 70 pay
OF recognize the justice Of the claims.
He takes the ground that the United
States fishermen, In drawing their seines
from the shore, were transgressing the
privileges granted them under the treaty,
which, Lord Salisbury holds does not
include in the term "sbore fishing" the
right To land for the purpose of drawing
seines from the shore. He also holds
that In fishing with seines the American
fishermen were violating local laws
which were In existence when the treaty
was concluded and which therefore
marked the conditions subject to which
the Americans received their rights and
privileges. Lord Salisbury's answer,
containing this refusal, was forw arded
to the United States government.
adams Erpress Company TdS
HARRISBURG, April 22.-Argument Mt
was bad befor Judge Pearson to-day, In
which the Adams Express Company
was defendants. The Auditor Genera
had settled accounts against the Com
pany, charging them with tax ON net anC
greSs earnings. Hon. Wayne Nc Veagf
for defendants, contended that the act
providing for tax on gross earnings re-
pealed the previous one taxing net earn
ings. Deputy Attorney General Gilber
claimed that the first Law not being in
consistent with the subsequent legisla
tion was still in force.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
FIFTH EDITION.
REMOVAL.

The committee In charge of the board
ing home for young women, for several
years past located at NO. 1925 Market
street, desire to notify all interested Of
Its removal to No. 4l6 K. Sixth street,
where every comfort and conveni ienc 9
will still be offered at the very low rate
Of 50 per week.
The location Is convenient, the rooms
light and well ventilated, aud special
effort has been made to meet the require
ments of the inmates In every respect.
The public generally are cordially IN
vited to visit our new quarters, and, to
young girls desiring AN inexpensive
home, we feel satisfied that we can offer
greater inducements in point OF table,
rooms, ETC., than can be found at most
so-called and much -despised "cheap
boarding houses" In addition TO such
guarantee pleasant and refined surround
ings.
BY order Of the Committee.
WILMINGTON, April oath, 1880.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
THE GREENBACK DOCTRINE.

DR.. J. B. Welch, the Greenback
champion of Delaware, will start on
Monday for business and political trip
through Cecil and Hartford counties,
Nd, and will deliver GreeDback
speeches at Eikton, Rising Sun, NorIh
East, Havre de Grace, and other places
He hopes to awaken a healthy Green
back sentiment in these localities,
The Doctor says that Mr.. Ii. F.
Pickels, in calling the Republican State
Convention to meet at Dover on May
9th, need not hope 10 effect an alliance
with the GreenbackeTs, whose State
Convention will be held there the same
day. He saws the Greenback party will
60 It alone this campaign, and that IL
will be impossible tor the Republicans
70 nominate ticket In Sussex county. &.
Here, he says, the Greenbackers will be
the only opponents Of the Democracy,
out he does not think they have any
chance Of carrying the county,
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
81. Paul's Fair.

The following articles were chanced
off at st. Pauls Catholic church fair
last evening
Table No. l, blue silk pin-cusbios ,by
Mary A. Ford, 1116 West Third street.
Table No. 2. a rocking chair, by Kate
Mention, 119 Van Buren street
Table No. 3. a gents silver watch, by
Mr.. John Haley, 4l3 West Front street.
Table No. o, pin-cusbien, by Maggie
Nolan, Fifth and Madison streets.
Table No. 6, handsome walnut brack-
cts. by Maggie McKenney, GA Eas.
Third street
Table No. Z, quilt. by Mrs. Hannah
Elssy, West Third street.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
At the Lafayette Hotel, this after
noon, Deputy Sheriff Morrison sold at
public sale the ihree-story brick hotel
property of Thomas Fox, corner of
Eighth and Church streets, and the
lot 1St 100 feet, adjoining, on Church
street, between Seventh and Eighth.
The bidding was quite spirited be-
tween VIM. Baxter and George r.
Townsend, but finally the property
was knocked down to the latter for
$1505.
TILDEN'S CHAIRMAN SPEAKS.
ALBANY, N. Y, April 23.-In the Sen.
ate this morning Mr.. Jacobs, late chair
man OF the Democratic State Conven-
tion At Syracuse, replying TO some com.
ments made by Senator Wooden on his
remarks In the Senate yesterday concern
Ing his support of Mr.. Tilden, stated:
"As chairman Of the convention he adv n
Gated no mans claims. II he acted fairly
he set aD example for Republican con.
ventions to follow. The speech he made
yesterday attracted some attenrion-wby
he did not know. Istand by every word
said there. l go to Cincinnati pledged
to no man. 1t was the unanimous sense
Of the Syracuse convention that the dele
gates should go free and unpledeed.
When we reach Cinclnnatii we lind
Tilden the strongest man we will sun
psrt him. Ny own individual opinion
to-day is tina. Tilden is not the strongest
man, but II the conventisn think he Is
the Democracy will support hum"
Clayton House Arrivals.
n; p. soulier, agt. "Humpty Dumpty.'
X. ID. Kurshuett, New York,
W. K. a Jobbins.
J. w. Leib, Jr., Newark. N. j.
Durand Woodman, south Orange. N. ].
Henry Frygang. Hoboken, N. j.
aae a. p.,, pGaus'' ESst orange, N. j.
]. O, Merecleth,
W. 8. Haines, city.
A. Stacey, PhiIa.
w. ]. Uberroth, Phila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ID. Moore. Phila.
Miss Mary e. Moore,
Chas. #. Moore.
D; Edgar Huyck. Leadville, Col.
". J: Barber, Wa,lingford, Conn.
W. Wilson, Byrn, Cambridge. Md.
Geo. Richards. Phila.
Miss Ida Ortlip, Unionville, Pa.
Miss PAMELA N. Williams, Unionville,
A. r. Tatum, Phils.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
FerSOndJ Notes.

Efforts are making in West Virginia
for fusion of the Republican and
Greenback parties.
Representative Thomas Ewing, of
Ohio, will not be a candidate for re-
election to Congress.
MIR. Locke, the author of Widow Be
d0tt, has written new five-act comedy
called Quartz Valley.
Herr Wagner is still too i'll to accept
the invitation of the Roman munich.
pality to attend the first representation
of his LOhen9rin in Rome.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
General European News.
LONDON, april, "a, 1888

LONDON, april, "a, 1880.
Otero's alleged confession, which was
recently published here, Is said In judi
cal circles to be newspaper farce.
The Standards Bombay despatch
says :-"TLere is no truth In the reports
OF the death Of King Theebaw or Of the
massacres at Mandalay."
A Constantinople despatch says -
"Arms and ammunition have been des-
patched 10 BassorAh. Two bstt alions
Of troops have left Alexandretta for
Yemen"
The Minister of Colonies has nearly
completed arrangements for the issue Of
fl6,0O0.00O of CUBAN stock, the most Of
which has already been taken mp by
Spanish and Cuban firms.
I'M. de Pressense, formerly Second
Secretary of the French Embassy ut
Consi antinople, has just been appointed
TO similar position at Washington.
A German government bill has been
submitted 70 the Bundesrath TO increase,
by three per ceut, the income tax of the
parents OF men exempted from military
service.
The Emperor and Empress Of Ger
many visited the International Fishery
Exhibition In Berlin on Thursday, aod
remained Two hours. The Emperor cx-
pressed him 'elf as highly plr ased.
The German Reicbstag yesterday con-
tinue the discussion OF the Simoas bill,
and resolved TO take it up on It's Second
reading In plenary sitting OF the
House, without referring 1t TO the com
mittee.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
PrOnlising Whedt.

The Cecil Democrat says - Barney
Moore, overseer OF the Murphy farm In
.he Fourth District, now owned by
Mr.. Monaghan, of Wilmington. bas
growing 70 acres of the most promising
wheat In the county. One field aver
ages now about two feet In height. Mr..
Moore's success In wheat culture is
eqnalled by his skill lui raising and
training prime stock. He takes pride in
exhibiting his throuRhbreds 10 visi-
tors.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
The 18th Day of May lS'S
80 o,clock, D. m.i

at 2 O'Clock, p. m., ..,.,, yli;
The following described real ~ " frsns
All that certain lot OF land nda,waied wiz IL ih'
dwelling house thereon, sl.uas snldsa and Dr.
city OF Wilmington, bounu''
scribed as follows, TO wit s,de Of Wst.
nut Street Between Seventh hnaandrsd md ipai
streets ut the distance OF one onnse,hsrIy sld,d
fifty-Sour feet from the nop,nero onrner Of ls1a
81 yenth street, being thenee I easterII
Along a line OF said land ., spd ~ "a q cOrDsII
Seyenth street eighty ieesw walnut itrea
eiehteen feet to another a cotI sst ImSsnilOnssea
line and Seventh street eigH9syy igHsynut ut strssss
aforesaid easterly side oi oi,hsrIy m eighteen
and thence thereby soltpsl'b sn,na be The cor
feet TO the place OF beginnianys' ,ay m
tents thereof what they nasscs.tion nss % w. Y.
Seized ana taken N ssaaeSd and Lou'
property of samuel shepesab ~ bs sold
j. lis Wife, and I. I, ana dp.SYIE, " I sbeiin;s a
sberias once. New oas,lUri ,aOrgi sOdh.
1880.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24

UppERzooK, who murdered ~
in the woods in Chester county, "D'|
appears, made full confession " ,.,l Y
counsel before he was hung Id ,S'] U]
The confession appears in the ~
York Herald of to-day. IL r''',
most of1he circumstances 1na' "a
proved at the trial, and puDll'n'u
the GAZETTE before the trial.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24

WALL SrRnET YEsTERDAY.-6tocks
were fairly active, and there was gen.
eral advance Of prices. Call loans upon
stocks were obtainabls all day at Q to 6
per cent, and at the close for per cent.
The markets generally were without
feature.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
FOURTH WARD MEETING.

Democratic citizens of the Fourth
Ward are requested to meet at the Of
flee of Esquire Brady, at Third and
Market streets, on Monday evening
next, to consider business of import
ance.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
4 tofn's Skill as q StrGtegtst.

Mr.. Tilden has shown even more
than his usual ability as a dexterous
political strategist. Shrewdly attempt
ing no more thal he was able to accom-
piish, he has won decided victory in
such way as to give no handle.to his
adversaries. He has skilltully prevent
ed row in his own convention, and is
as much a master of the New York
delegation as ii it had been instructed
to vote for his nomination.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
THE EXCURSION HOUSE.

1t is stated that George Fleming and
his brother, of this city, will have
charge of the Excursion House at
Ocean City, during next season.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
Grant and T,lden WiU stick.

There's just about as much chance of
These letters of withdrawal so much
talked about are never written at Gram
ercy. Both Grant aud Tilden will fight
it out on the present line if it takes all
summer up to the middle of June.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-24
FOURTH EDITION
I.s.e.sae.. e.r ra.n.x

Rising, possibly preceded BY falling
barometer, northeast TO southeast winds,
cloudy weather and possibly light rai.s.