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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-03
OONNOLIOA rHU ,m hlN.

GOAsOLIOArEO IN PERlAL NAN.
" ING COMPANY. Location Of principal
place OF business, San francisco. California.
Location VI works. aold Hill. STOREY county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. thatat . meeting Of the
Boari Of Directors. held on the third Csd)
day OF November. 1880, an assessment
mo. ~ OF Ten tl0) CENTS per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the corpora
ton, payable immediately. In United states
gold coin. to the Secretary. 81 the once OF the
Company, Room ~, Nevada Block. No. SIs
Montgomery street. san Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the E.oHTH lSth) day OF DE-
CRMBEk. lSsO. will be delinquent, and adver'
Used Tor sale At public auction, and unless pay.
msnt 10 made before, will be sold on WEDSkS.
DAY. the TwhNTY.NINTH l2sth) day OF DE-
CLIMBER. 1881, to pay the delinquent asseas..
ment. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
W. K. DEAN. Secretary.
Oface-Room 70. Ne,adA Block. No s9 Mont
gom ~ sire {. San Francisco. California 8
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aEroRr or rowS MARSHAL.

REroRr or TOWN MARSHAL.
GOLD HILL. October 81. 1880.
To the President. and Honorable Board
OF Town Trustees-Gentlemen: / here
with submit to your Honorable Board my
report Of the business done In my office
for the quarter ending October 81, 1880:
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I1NION CONSOLIDA tEO bILS Ekt
Mining Company .-Locstion OF principal
pace OF business, san Francisco. California.
Location VI works, IirginiA Mining district,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at . meeting OF
the Board Of directors, held on the thirteenth
llSlhl day Of November, 1880. an assessment
NO. 49, OF 0Le t$ii Dollar per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation. pay
sDle immediately, In United States gold con. 70
tho Secretary, at the oince Of the Company.
Room 4 ,ecUnd hoor), No. 500 California street,
San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the sixteenth uothJ day Of
DE. emUer. lS0. will be delinquent, and 40.
yertissd for sale at public auction, and unless
payment 10 made before will be sold on
MONDAY. the THIRD (SdI day Of JANUARY,
ISL. To pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses
of sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
J. II BURLINGTON, secretary.
O~nics-Room 1, second Floor. JUy California
street, san Franci,co. California. II
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DELINQUENT SALES.
Exehequsr-co.sinued

N.u... No. certif. shs. Amt.
MiI,s n 4 90, Trustees. 7s730. ..i0.....6 =.
Moore d Montgomery. Trus ~ q.
teee. 80
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NHOLLAR MINING OMrANY.
~ Location Of principal place Of business.
San Francisco. California; location OF works.
Virginia Mining District. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that At . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the ninth
9TH day Of November. 1880, an assessment
mo. 81 OF Fifty lOI Cents per share vas
levied dpon tho capital stock Of the corpo-
ration, payable Immediately, In United States
gold coin. TO the Secretary, al the once OF
the Company. Room 10. Nevada Block, NO. SVs
Montgomery street. Ban Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the fourteenth litthl day OF
December. loS0, will be delinquent, AID adver.
tised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment 10 made before, will be sold on
TUESDAY. the FOUHTH ttthl day OF JAN.
UARi, 1851, TO pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and q.
penses Of sale.
BY order oil the Board OF Directors.
W. L. DEAN, Secretary.
Once - Room 70. Nevada Block. No. e0e
Montgomery street. Ban Francisco, Gal. IL
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Quarterly Repsrts.

REPORT OF TOWN r%RrAsuRrR.
To the Hon. Board Of Trustees OF the
Townof Gold Hill-Gentlemsn l here
with submit for your consideration thu
Quarterly Report for tho quarter ending
October 81, 1880:
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ORDINANCE NO. lls.

AN ORDINANCE TO provids for the
Levy OF Taxes ON Real and P~srsensl
Property within he T.. We Of Geld
Passed April 10. 1891
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New YORK MINING COMPANY.

IN Location OF principal place OF business,
san trancisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
N~Vt.cs.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing describvd stuck. ON account Of s.sess
ment (No. ~ levied on the esventh 9th,
day Of october, looU. the several suvun,s 81
opposits tno n.mes VI the respective shsisnold.
sIs, - foilowsi
Names. No. Certn. Shs. Amt.
Atkinson. Doud& 90. Trus-
..StS 80
Atkinson. Doud 4 Co, Tius.
tees........... ~
Atkiuson, uoud 4 Co, Trus
w
AtkinsUn. loud 4 Co, Trus.
tce. ...l2Ooo. .ou.....' "
Brvckinridge / Yost. Trus-
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REPORTS OF TOWN OFFICIALS.
Animal Report or the President Of
she Beard OF Trustees Of the
Town Of Gold hiii.

lxYolr OF TIE President OF TIE BOARD
OF TOWN rRrsrxxs OF TIE TOWN OF
ooL HILL.
To the Taxpayers and Citizens OF the
Town " Gold Hill: In accordance with
the requirements Of the Charter OF the
Town Of Gold Hill. I herewith submit .
report Of the financial situation OF said
town for the year ending April Is. 1850:
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TIE MAINE ELECTION.

- tCtHrl Tor the Eusienrsts.
- ;. cCiCk last Llr 1T ~ towns in Maine
80 'Ipitod As giving DAVIS ~ ea2; Plaisjed.
..,.."' scslteiihg. -: total. NJ. Is. Tho same
1NliS iaS' wear gave Davis - 06s. Smith. ~ 81.
S"itttcb. 1850; scattering las. total d 20,
neNts majority l.Ssa. against last YEAR. 500 q
IuslCh gam or zoo Midnight dispatch iron, An
suS'a ssS :: The Vote has been very clnse. mt
me II olcations row are ihat the hack Towns
hah clstt TIE republican loss IN The cities AZ
INC republican headquarters Davis CLAYTON q
Cia.iit q as are the house aid 5, nate. A rc.lub.
htai Otlea or he representative tiCkc' n the
am anG OH districts Ii conceded. There + no
coubt q The re- election OF CougutsSr54U Ff,r IN
TIE I'd district by about 500 majority. The
FOWLS 10 hear from St - o'clock gave las yqar.
HaSis "a. i5c; smith. sS.Os3: Garc9lon pa. scat
teiirg. seer republican minority. :, >4S. This IN
ulCatts about ! so fusion majority.
RETURNS FROM rHE CITIKS
Tie cniCIal returns Tor Portland lacking the
Island vote. are as follOwS:-payiS trepN ; al:
faisiod fUS.N. $40, Nye enforced pTaaleltion,
-: scattering. 70: total. Gas: republican plu-
raii'y, go: republican majority, 1ss Last Year
VIC republican vote was =. ai6. grUeaback ISL.
atmocrat, l.5cl: scattering. -. republican ma
goinN-CN2 Lewiston gives Davis Sod; Plaisted
80; dcN. is: Nye. .: net republican gain, 100.
AQturn-i'aNis. l.z12; Plaisled. ga: JOY. :: Nye
:; Is Bfadtury, /. The republican ma 1rlty I'm
1nSl's'S' Is -; laSi year Ii WAS l4l. Ia1GrfOfd-
DaNS III; Flalstcd. as: scattering - Last
staI ipaNlS had l.of?; smith lyreeubarh) s79;
SaVtiou dvln-l, ~. Bath gives DAVIS aSg:
iIalSttC. GIL; Joy, .. AulUSfa Cly,. a rp-,,rlf-
can majority OF i92. Davis La6 1.u.5 pSis-ei
~, ~ g lc scattering ,
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The set ef The NhouIacr~

Wish 10 put a few questions to n class n
men Nio NUiA haTd bat thiuk a little as may
De. fCne may do item some GOOD
DO you know how your arms arr bupc Ia
your LCGy VIII guarantee MAT This simple
qceStfCn las never entered TIE mind OF one
NCialteman IN O i.aDGrpd.
DO you know that The spinal column. the
backbone. j the main stay on ne human frame
aye Cl The human brain, mind Intellect health
Figor. gsefClBess and happiness nOyou know
that TIE weight OF the arms should a an times
Re tElown upon the spinal column" 10 You
Know mat when mar StoOps IN walking that
ne has, so 10 say. uDniUged his arms from their
pTCpcT places. era hung them 10 his breast
oone1 DO YOU know thar this puts constant
weight alG strain anon the weakest part OF hts
bcGN. that II draws the chest together. COM
pIeestS the lungs, The liver, the kidneys. the
sion ach: that IL produces consumption, liver
complaint. dyspepsia. ard all the his TO which
The TeSplratfNe and digestive organs are liapleg
StaEd man up before YOU his side towards
Your lace. lei him throw htS chest wen forward
his shoulders viii hang slightly back OF a per-
peroiCnlar line through hts backbone notice
how all the Vital parts ol his frame are relieved
ffCn restraint Now let him throw his should
eIS forward TIL his arms hang neL rly clear OF
DIS eCcy. low quickly LIS whole aspect changes,
he Is notthe same man, he is shorter thinner
more cTsmped all the prem0ntoTy SYMPTOMS
OF consumption seem 10 be- invited 10 come ana
stay. lie says 10 The world. arr going 10 Kill
MY SELF. ana cntsil uron my Children the miser-
atle lie OF an hereditary invalid. Now friend.
low ale gUnT AIMS hung 10 Your bciY.-f,+r-
7hOhiCtt1f Telegraph.
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THE EVENING STAR.
tuesday, September II, ISSc.
Out Of Door sports.

THE OCTOBER REGATTA on THE POTOMAC.
All three Of the local boat clubs have form.
ally voted that they will take part in The pro-
posed Citizens regatta over two mile course
on Inc Potomac october 18th next The Co
ufnblaS rave 10 boat, but the snal0stanS voted
10 nnC mem one. A committee from the Co
lumbias viii go 10 the Analostan boat house
mis- ltc;ECon 10 get the boat IL the citizens
carry cut The Proposed regatta successfully the
Pre- ChSltG VIII be handsome one 50 far
clubs Is contemplated. THE clubs have NOT
picked cut their crews. Ii Is probable thai tb,
Iotomacs viii pull the same four thai won at
the FfeGeT1cksburg regatta. The Columbia
crew Will he j. :. Zeigler, stroke: A. r. Rrire
bow. and the other two men picked from r. n
Forsyth. ID. W. Brace. c. ID. DAVIS, ShrVorE
Russell Brace and L. c. Moore.
HORSE RACE NOTES.
TIE Brighton Reach races yesterday We're
well attended. First race, selling race for a
r. Won The heat. Emily +. second. TINE
1:lIk. In the second heat Minnie Lewis came
run of. Minnie Lewis beat Mamie II. easily
T1re-l:l9. Second race, for all ages, purse
s25a, one mile Bucktie won the race. Utilita
second. Time-1:51. Third race, for purse OF
$3.50. all ages, I < miles Krupp Gun won. Mint
zer second. Tlme-2:45 The steeple chase. for
purse OF $500, was taken by Lizzie D., OHIO
Boy second. Time-5:34.
At Lexington yesterday the fall meeting OF
the Kentucky association opened with three
grand races. The first. for all ages. one mile.
was won by Renown, Montreal second. Time
1:I.2,. Second race. for 3-year ODDS. Z niles
BowiCg Green first, Fouco second. Time =
PAS. Third race-for tilley stakeS-fCr 2-year
oios. q OF nile. Minnie G. by Wanderer,
cam Nance Mcdowell first, Nalleria second.
Time-1el.
Maud S. will trot at Chicago on the 10th inst.
fer purse OF g 500 TO peat Sc Jullen,s record.
she made a mile in 2:l+ yesterday with a heavy
wind blowing.
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TIE WILD WOMAN OF MoSTANA-Interesting
3ct cunts reach US OF Tie wild woman upon the
AieScGTi valley. Dennis sullivan, who was
cut with panty berrying las week. came sud
Gerly urCn heT. He was within twenty steps
IF her AID had a good look into her face, which
appeared lean and rather coarse featured. She
vas d esSed in light clothes, and her hair he
1T titles a. being or brown color and quite
oag. ranging over her shoulders, reaching be-
o~ Der & d badly torn sUnbonnet. When first
OF cred she was half hid behind Cliff OF
rocks. nom which she uShered with such a
deafenlng scream that Mr. Sullivan'S horse be-
came SO frightened as TO be unmanageable for
several moments, after which he undertook to
give chase, but the horse refused TO go near the
fleeing woman. Dismounting he made chase
On foot, and taking a hear cut over the hill, he
came close up TO her, when she turned towards
him with her hands raised, maki1g such loud
and tenor Ike screeching noise that he had not
the courage TO proceed further, but turned away,
leaving the curious feminine mistress OF the
woods and wilderness-like canon, through which
she fed with unusual quickneSs The subject
Oh organizing party to scour the country and
capture the Wild stranger is being agitated.-
Montana HWSbGnGYndl.
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THE TALMAGE AND ANTi TALNAGE FORCES
The two factions Oh the Brooklyn PrcSbytery
who hecanle dlI ided on the question Of the Rev.
Dr. Talmage'S guilt or innocence OF the charges
OF falseho0d and deceit. upon which ne was
tried end acquitted, are actively preparing 10
caTlY their cause before synod again AZ its Ses.
Sion next month. The case goes up on an ap-
peal from the decision OF the PreSbytery refus-
Ing 10 give Or. III. j. Van Dyke ana about
twenty others the Investigation they demand in
Or. T6lmage's general charge or moral rotten
ness. which be afterward VII hdrew I'm his pull
pit. DR.. Van by Ike and nr. Wells with several
others, Will complain OF the PreSbytery's action,
and VIII ask that an Investigation be ordered
by Synod. DIR. Spear VIII defend the Presby-
terry. Much III feeling continues TO exist, aud
il is said that the PreSbytcry would be divided
but for the inSuperable geographical obstacles
making a boundary line impossible between
the sections occupied by the different churches.
" I. SIN. 1871
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DIED..

CALVERT. On Monday. septem Der 18th, 1850:
CHARIKs. CALvFRT, born in Hun, snsland, put
for the last seventy years citizen OF ne ~ @
states fifty-two years of which he re sl1ed III tie
DistIict Of Columbia, aged eighty nine years.
Bis funeral viii take place from western a1,,
ts ran Church, on street, between tyth ana zVsn
streets on Thursday evening at SoeI, Ire lo
ices At the church. tPost and Republican, 2
OoGAN Tuesday, September IS. 1880. At l2-15
70. m, KATE NJ. eldest 0hfd OF Mary ana tne late
] hC mas Coean.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
jacob. On Monday, September 18th, 1880.
wILaIhM jacob. in the seventy sixth year OF his
funeral from his late residenae, No. 607 st.
northwest. ON thursday, Septerber 10th, at Up.
m Friends are invited TO attend. 2
ROBERTS. Monday, September 18th, 1882. Of
dipbtheria, MABEL LOUISE, daughter Of Palmer w.
and Frnestibe Roberts. a5ed seven years. five
moths and fifteen days
funeral from her parents reside nee, 1854 . Sc,
on Wednesday, the 18th, at C'clockp u. teyra-
cuse and Gereys papers please copy.l
SJEELR. The fur eral of the late fBhskLiS
erIFI.E Will take Place from st Johns Church.
Wsshir stop. st four O'Clock. Thursday attern9aa,
81 pis mber 16tn. ne friends OF the iainlS ARG
yiisd to attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14

WoRKINGMEN's SOCIETIES In England grow 10
enormous proportions, possibly because, In al.
dition to tier trades union features. they take
the place CT the mutual aid and beneficial aSSo-
Citations so common In this country. Four of
the great English sOcietieS-the engineers iroa
feunaers, boiler makers ana steam engine
makers-haye nearly eighty thousand members
with incomes amounting TO over one million
dollars year. They paid out In 1879 more than
twice as much, chiefly for the benefit Of men,
berS who were sick or out OF work. A million
dollars was spent on the unemployed, mostly In
form OF Donations but large amount Tor tray-
cling expenses A quarter or a million was
awarded 10 men on strike. bu5 this was only
one eighth OF the whole amount distributed. the
societies not encouraging struggles with en-
ployers except In rare caSeS. The administra-
societies in England Is remarkable for economy
ard honesty, vast corporations being managed
for orkingmen tor years with quite as much
success as attends the business ventures OF
merchants and bankers supposed TO be specially
qualified for such undertakings.
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MOTHER AND SONS THRoATs CUT.-John HIg-
gins, aged l6, entered police station In New
York early Yesterday morning bleeding from
dressed his wounds and went with. him home
where he found Bridget Higgins aged 80, the
boys mother, lying in pool OF blood on the
Young Higgins said: Jerry Dugan (the
woman'S third husband was drunk and fight
ing with mother and cut us bota.' Mrs IIig-
gins, hearing her sons words, nodded assent as
Wen as she could Theentire detective squad
were sent cut In search of Dugan. The boy and
hi> mother are turbulent characters, and have
q d uumeiouS fights when intoxicated. The
formf may recover. The latter'5 condition is
critical.
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RAILROADS.
1850 prr1 I'VE SfEA II, 1894
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND sOUTHWEST.

3 az EE EHsE s k a5g4lxSSSS9O
sDsnd.ss f Essr H NV sS5S Ef 9sB
For Pittsburs and the West, 8: 90 am, with Sleep
burg to Cincinnati, St Louis and Chicago 9:se
stH T AND Pfass Ss1 6 kHS5ip
For 0ansndaigqa, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
with With Pasos Cars AZ to ca aaS
For Wilismsport, Lock Haven and K,nnira, at 10 40
For Nsx dYs ory saG9 tBs Sunday E.Ha
press # Pullman Psrior Oars, $50 I'm. daily.
For Brooklyn. \; T., all through trains connect at
e sey oy nth boats Of Of BfGoLya AIne1 A.
For 81 aa y g IA "a ss
For EkkPlE e so sl m daily sseep. ds1nday
Sunday. 500. 10 40 a. m. 40 o: so and 10 100
For Iope's Greek Line. 6: 40 s. NJ snd 40 p. NJ.
daily, except Sunday.
"a RSR gsb |2sh Ehsa
ss9 .IS 10 Pm On Sunday At. ana Ii ::
For Richmond and the South, 2 g. m daily. and
-na s.ne d as!.n sEasp fo suSdsy
Mint So g. and % n m and IA IL d g;
Tickets, Information. sleeping and ps,lor car Sc
sst corner OF 18th street and PennsyiVania avenue,
northeast corner 9th and Pennsylvania avenue and
ng Of bas gage TO destination from hotels and resi-
L P: FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Managar. Eay2s
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
Norf% aaS snart . iae to the
and Southwest.
10 take effect LEAVE FsRdEsy NAY ia 1ssS 80 M
$50 ann--BaItnaore. Euioo:s City and Way Bta-
$50 s-a.-tBaltmcre Express.
300 T. u. Baltimore, Annapolis and way. Tiled
noRt. ssras6urs, Winchester, Haserstown. Freds
si6sm.oPci is CIR Of Ksoas and way u.tions.
ss SSrs snf ph x sR5hhs' sna
Sahmore Express Psrlor car 10 New York and
2 COS: m.-ton Sunday only-Balamore. Annspo-
Die an.-tst Louis. chic.so. Columbus anu
i Point Of Rocks for Yredsrck and stations east Of
dnnsa ard louisville. ds.iy Grafton to sandusty.
ts'1y eIcept Saturday.
3urg. College. Beltsyile. Laurel. Annapolis Jnno-
1910 p.n.-B,lti-aore Annapolis. Elnoo.. Msy
1855 p,m.-tBsltmorc and Laurel Express
40 p. nl.-tOn Sunday only Baltimore and way.
a:32 .. sa.-New Yors, PhtlsdeiphiA and Boston
$3.50 p.r.--Bstin,ore and way stations. win
ahester Frederics, hs2erstown and way. via Eeisye
siprsss Frederick. va ae;sy ssops It Annspoas
ass P.m.--tPoinf Of soess, Frederick. Hasers
o Point Of Rocks and Way Stations Only.
$40 ,. .-tBajtrnoye, Annapolis and Way S.s-
E:I0 p.m.-tChicsgo and Columbus Express
Sleeping cars te Chicago daily.
6:45 y. nj philadelphia ard Baltimore E1prsss
stops az Biadensburs a,d Lsursl.
5GS 1l-Point OF Rocks and Way Stsdoos.
80 J. In-fBs!SIoOre and Way Stations.
sI sjss 7. m.-BALTIMoR1 AND LAURHL EX-
s:S0 p. m.-tst. Louis Cincinnati. Chicago and
Pttsnurg Express. G>ittsburg, except Sundsy.)
Size Ping cars to St Louis AID Pfttsburg.
Express. ~ 100000
l013 p m.-tNEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON AND RALTIMORE RxPRESs. sieepina
sI sew forf. and special sleeping to phlla-
tDsiIy tsundsy only Other trains daily. sxosp,
sunday.
All trains stop al Relay Station
aud OHIO Ticket Offices, Washington station and
SJS, GID and Corner lfth and Pennsy lyn-ia Vienna
ghere orders VIII be taken for Easgaee 10 -
:hecssd aid rsGs,Ssd 81 any point ia the CITY
Z. "a COLE, General Ticket Ageni.
GEO. 8. EOONTZ, General Agent.
G. Z. LORD. General Passenger Agent. myI7
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
pIMEELL III ao AEp p LOT 4szs9 " East lss
BETWEEN P AND Q NORTHWEST.
9Th. 1877. and duly recorded in Liber No. nMa
So folio 234. Of the land records for the - ~
party secured thereby. we Will sell, at public auc-
tion. In front Of the premises. on THUkSDAY.
lowing described real estate situate in tia city Of
,Masaing,on. in said District t. wit; Lot No ISL.
square no. 36S. as said subdiyision is duly re-
corded IN the Surveyors Office OF sad city, in Liber
ID. ID. Coofe. No. ], folio e. together with the inn
pf0veMents thereon.
Terms OF sale One fourth cash (of which 300
must be paid at time Of saie); the balance in six
twelve. eighteen and tweaty-fc months, in equal
Iaynents. with interest from day of sale. at per
trust on properly sold or all cash. at option OF pur
chaser: Conveyancing and recording at pnrchaser's
days. else Trustees reserve the right to resell at
risk ard costof purchaser in default;
VIM. F. HOLTZMAN,l u.,,,,,,.
sepllatte ALBERT +. E0x, 1rassses'
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aIooE An the famous beauties OF any age"
writes Blake, ''al everything Ia picture and
stetne nointS to f1rmneSS and symmetry OF
make. freedom from either fiabbiness or lean
ness The yenuses and Junos, the Mlnervas,
Nfobes and HeleRs of mythology, the Madon-
mas tie medieval beauties, all alike have the
we'll developed and shapely shoulder and ara
the high chest and vigorous body, a firm and
erect Carriage. A thin chest or e nat shoulder
a feeble, poor arm, or contracted waist would
Of nnca have marred the picture or statue the
same vigorous exercise or training which
brought forth woman's phys beauty Ia aa-
Gent DAYS VIII bring tt out now,'i
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THE LILY OF JERSEY AT HoME.-Surely none
OF the toile,S aud moilers CT London have more
need OF complete rest and change than the pro-
lesSionai beauty, but how few have the sense
ana courage TO make the sacrifice, Goodwooi
toWeS. Scotland. ard then a round OF English
country houses, which are but mere repetition
or London life. Such IS the prescribed course.
sense. She is in her native air at little village
On the Sea-coast, half q dozen miles from ST
Helier's, living In a cottage with her brother
and siSter-in-law, bathing. fishing, going 20 led
early, and generally recuperattng.-L0RlOB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14

CoIoRED BANKER much alarmed by the
failure OF several other banks 10 his neighblr.
mood, closed his own establishment 4 man
knocked at the barred door. "Who'S dar?" cried
the banker open the door,r cried the man on
the outside. IBIS banks closed" remarked the
banker. Don't care whether the banks closed
or not, cried the stranger. Il left a pair OF
new boots here yesterday, and j want them"
Presently the door was thrust partly open and
one boot pushed out with the remark, I'VE il
only payin' nifty cents on the dollar to-day"
NJ /. EJlI'esS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14

ANOTHER STICIDE AT TIE FAIIS.-LaSt night
about 9 o'clock a man apparently about 60yearS
OF age. with gray hair and beard. flung himself
from Prospect Park into the rapids, and was
swept over the American falls. He left upon
tie talk bis pipe and tobacco pouch, a pocket
book containing Sl.56, and a crooked cane two
Diaded lack-handle pocket knife. and patent
watch key. on the cane was a German silver
plate on V hich were Inscribed the initials - J.
NJ. W" ON the hat was written the name OF
Weber. His body has lot been recoVered.-
ICc5 mart yCff73.Of 81 NJ. IL.