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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
AN ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.

Michael Coleman, of No. 32G west seventeenth
Of was arrested Yesterday for attempting 10 mur-
der his VIE, Mary Coleman. Mrs. Coleman stated
af the Jefferson MarAct Police Cont that her nus,
band came home intoxicated OF TUESDAY nleh' aho
Hoaon ahnsinp her because his supper was not
ready. She babe hun keep quiet. but he became
more abusive than before, aud finally Jumping up
drcw n CLASH knife with which he stabbed hcr III
the riybt breast He raised the kpiie TO stab her
again when she threw Up her left arm TO avert the
blow. and received the blade IN her hand. shc
raised an alarm when Coleman ftd from the house
and renamed away all night. Mrs Coleman was
taken TO the Sixteenth Precinct Station-flouse,
where her wounds. which fortunately were NOT
severe were dressed. Coleman was held fol trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CHANGING THE SITE OF THE oBELlsK.

CHANGING THE SITE OF THE OBELlsK.
rur PARK COMMISSIONERS DECIDE THAT 1T SHALL
\ NOT STAND AT THE PIACR ORIGINALLY CHOSEN.
The Park Commissioners held meeting yester-
day, remaining in session from $50 a. m to ,. m
Communication from the Controller IN RELATION 70
the consolidation Of the improvements funds was
received The president reported that Sedgwlc,k OK
ave. had been restored to safe condtlon aitel .o
damage done by the recent rains His action wns
approved. The Engineer OF Constructor was , ut
reced to prepare plans and specifications 1or pa'is
Mott-ave. with Telford-Macadam pavomn, u, ! nc
was also directed TO prepare plans and spec ations,
with An estimate of cost for the erection OF new
bridge over the Bronx River. The report OF 'pe
Commissioners of Estimates for openna streets IN
and McDanels appeared IN DehaIi OF tIe
and asked for delay IN the mater yonn y,
and Colonel Tidball appeared Tor tne properly,
owners and urged prompt action Mcssrs. butZeil
and Blumenthal, Commissioners or Estimates, gave
explanations concenng Ino aaset foIowed and
the subject finally laid over COMMUNICATION
IN regard TO the erection OF an Illuminated coch III
Madison Square was received. , .,.:.
Andrew r. Green offered the following resolution
Whereas 4 site within the Central Park, near the
Museum OF Art was set apaTt Cr snc alone yoinS
WIcreGs The site 90 selected every way nappro
nrte neither calculated TO do justice TO the oDesk Dor
to maintain the harmoes OF the landscape OF the Park
Besoired That the resolution sHop,eI oy dn'
Resolped That the obelisk DC placed on 1ne pnhS
posite the Scholars Gate, at fitt-ave ana
The clause reconsderng the resolution naming
+bo sill for the obeiisk was adopted. Commissioners
Conoyer Lane and Green voting in favor OF II, ana
Commissioner Wenman voting against IT, DC
second clause; fixing the site the plaza at Fifty
ninth-st.. was laid over until to-day. COMMISSIONED
Wenman explained his vote against the charge OF
site by saying that it had been selected by MeSsrs
Vanderbilt. Sfebbins and iIarbert. ,
A resolution was adopted ordering that the
STR. Is and sewers In the 1wentythIr ana twenty
fourth Wards be regulated and graded.
The charges against John +. Dawson, Superln
tepdent OF Parks. and Augustus Hepp. ,Superntepd,
ing Gardener, were then taken up, ana aresoiuSol
violated the rules of the Board. and calling upon
them to appear before the Board at o'clock thl'
santing A large number of witnesses was examined
in reference to the charges against Messrs Dawson
and Hepp The Board adjourned 10 meet again thi'
,ncrnin6 at q o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
4 POOR COUFLE'S GENEROUS GIFT

To the EDITOR OF The Trtbune
SIR: In place of an excursion for myself
and wife which We would greatly enjoy. we wish to
hand in the small which 1t would cost FOR the
Use OF those need Accordingly we lbclose
80 of waich will please pay 81 TO MT Brace LOT
the Sick Chiidreus Mission and 81 to j. H. Bush, tne
Seawanhaka hero Tho world has yet to learn tEat ~
~ i'm the right way fully realize Its truth ana we sha
thoso prr whose good IN goes. POOR COUPLE.
Netr- York July II, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
BODY len DAYS UNBURIED.

Or. Rufus Wilder, o sanitary Inspector, was ue-
toiied by the Board of Health on Monday to lnyes-
ficae the case OF child reported as dead on july
10 at No 81 East ne-hundTed-and- tWenty -Sef,,
ODd-st for which no burial permit had been asked
or granted DR.. Cleary, of No. 3O6 East one
attendance had granted a certihcate. put also
wrote 10 the 30 rd that he knew nothing about the
child and had only seen ii once aud then not WIN
it's mother. DR.. Wilder made the following report
Yesterday 10 Dr. Day. the Sanitary SuperlntenuehI
+" / found that the child was a fouT-months old
son of Sarah Stokely. cham hermaid, born IN BAIL
more. and now reported to be IN Connecticut; Inc
child was named Arthur was taken SICK suddenly
on july II. and died on July IL. Dr george
Cleary who keeps an apothecary shop at Ohe-
hundred and tweMty-thiTd-st and FHst-aVe was
called TO see the child on Sunday lie gave the
Vital Statistics on July Ii. Officer Buck, of the
Twelfth Precinct, informed Sergeant sullivan that
the body lay at No. 3l7 East One-hundled ana
twentv-second-st and should be removed on
account of the bad smell The sergeant telegraphed
for the dead wagon, aud the driver took away the
body although there was no permit from inc DoaIu
of Health TO warrant that act The body was
taken 70 the Morgue and to-day, July 81,
Morgue- Keeper White received buriai permit;
signed BIZ John L. Maggie NJ. D.. and counteIsgned
by William Base. although 10 1ull certlncato "a
death has been received in the case. L wOuld
recommend that in future no body be perm.tteu 10
be removed or taken by the driver OF the dead
wagon unless there is proper permit ana that ths
case be reported 70 the Coroner Tor investigation aS
TO the cause of death" .
Tho matter was so referred, and Will I've lnVestl-
gated The fact that several children nave dled III
me hous Sc coupled with the remarkable neglect OF
the occupant IN the present Gaze, mas noNeu t III:
the aim of ascertaining the true character OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
WHEAT DECLINING IN PRICE.

Prices in the wheat market declined again yes
terday from to cents bushel, with q strong
pressure c to sell. This makes fall of about 10
cents in three days Unfavorable cable reports
from abroad, with the advance In European treighs,
com bined 70 affect the market. No. Red wheat
suffered the most. The total sales were $4,000
bushels, which included 265.OOO spot and
7O6 600 " futures" Corn WAS shade lower, ana
was affected by the advance in freight rates Flour
was steady The stock of old wheat flour IN the
market now is unprecedentedly light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
TILE QUEENS COUNTY BAR.

The Queens County Bar Association held their
annual meeting at the new LOng Beach Hotel yes
tcrday afternoon. The meeting was called to order
hy John J. Armstrong, of jamaica Thomas
Hon. Henry A. Moore, County Judge Of Kings
County were made honorary members of the Asso-
ciation The following officers were elected FOR TIA t
ensuing rear: President, john }. Armstrong, of
Jamaica; Vice-president, WIN. II. Onderdonk. of
Geat Neck: Corresponding Secretary Charles De
Kav Townsend of Oyster Bay Treasurer. Henry ".
Eastman. of Roslyn. The association has MEM
bcrship Of seventy-fiv At o'clock the members
sat down to a sumptuous dinner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22

board Of directors was elected, as follows
10 serve one year-Ievi Cunningham. william piaasr
Thomas ?. johnston II. $. Wells; to serve two
years~Maurice Helw g. Robert S. DwigGins 4. r. +
Steele Hugh McCulloch, 5; ID. Cozzens, w; r.
snead' George f. Warrington. A. II. Day. William
Thorn Joseph b. Stewart Messrs; Abbott, Snead
and Warrington were made an Executive Com-
Ihiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22

A BILL OF FICTIoN.-Old gent (anxi0us 10
dine sunptuously scanning list OF luxuresl-" Curred
fowl aud rice and mutton outlet TO follow, waiter
81 roast mutton" Old gent" Well, then. I'll have
hashed venison or boiled turkey" Waiter" The
Of roast mutton" Old gent" Bother your roast NUT
ton Let have pork chop aud ,Cmatoes W%is &c
have been In the bill, SIR" Old gent" Confoundi H.
then what can have \" Waiter" Well, we can let
YOU have splendid cut of roast mutton sir F-lrun'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
TRYING TO MAKE MONEY BY THREATS.

While James Nolan and jeremiah Murphy were
carousing at ButlI's grOg shop, at Nerplancks
Point on July g. 1879. the former, II is sad. shot
and severely wounded the latter the ball entering
Mnrphv's head from which it has never been eX-
tracted Nolan Immediately and for some time Kept
ont of the way In the meantime Mrs Nolan had
Murphy cared for, and as soon as be recovered she
paid him $500 as compensation Tor his injuries
and offered HIM ithe comforts OF q nome as
long as he lived, whereupon he signed
q statement to the effect that the shooting
was accidental and that he accepted the $0Oo as a
fuil and satisfactory settlement of the affair lie
nIso accepted Mrs. Nolan's hospitality, and made
The house his home for about ten months, win the
exception of occasional absences. soon after re-
ce,yipg the $500 from Mrs Noa Murphy went
AWAY for a time, and he is understood TO nave
onened n liouor store in Brooklyn, where he
eanandercd his money. He then returned 10
1lie house of the NOlans aud hyed there LOT Il
little while; when he made a demand upon
the Nolans for more money, and threatened
that unless lie was supplied with the funds
asked fer he would have James Nolan arrested Tor
shooting him with intent TO klli. Mrs Nolan IN
formed him that they had no more money TO g'Vc
him but again offered TO gave hlm nome as long
as he might be disposed 10 remain with them.
Murpbv replied that il was money he wanted, anu
when he found that it was Tot forthcoming. he went
before Justice Abraham HYATT ut sing Slrg ana
made formal complaint against Nolan Tor asSaui'
with intent to kill, ana lad him arrested and com
mitted to the county jail. lie vas accompanied 10
White Plains Yesterday by his iriends ana counsel
where Judge Clifford held him to bail III $5Oowhlch
x-as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22

are now receiving supplies of Ice from Europe
Some vessels which heretofore made the return
trims TO America in ballast now carry ice instead
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
RyF.-Coroner Hyler, of Port Chester. mem ao an
inquest at Rye yesterday with regard TO tne Id
of George Hunt and Warren Mead VINO we 10 New
on the day previous by express IRAN oi ,c w."
York and New Haven Railroad. half mile pc. "N
the Rye station. The Jury rendered yeruic' oAon-
erati nn the engineer of the train from DlaLne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
pnAT SERTED AWAY.

The canal-boat Graham Bellinger reached this
city from Baltimore on Saturday. with cargo OF
o 900 bushels OF wheat. IL was MnoaGed at pier e
f,os ~ I T. EAsou No. 2 CoentieS Slip. 10 got his
cIrarancc papers. THIS was on tuesday afternoon.
When he ieturued the boat was gone, ana with IL
~ "riv occupant. Carolina Richardson. A strange
~ bad towed il away no one knew whit her, Cap
,S;,, Wood looked In vain for his boat aud ut last
,@iegr,nbed 10 G. w. Morris. one Of its owners. WHO
came from Baltimore YESTERDAY Az Ills request tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
A STRIKE AT THE BIG ROCKAwAY HOTEL
FIFTEEN HUNDRED MEN STOP WORK TO ENFORCE
THEIR CLAIMS.

A STRIKE AT THE BIG ROCKAWAf hoiEh
FIFTEEN HUNDRED MEN STOP WORK TO ENFORCE
THEIR CLAIMS.
For the last two DAYS Rockaway Beach has oe zen
in Torment Of excitement All the laborers on the
great hotel which has so nearly approached
completion have stopped WORK fbs,r ana WAGES e
are paid in full The number of workingnen en-
gagged is nearly 1900 comprising carpenters paint
ers. plumbers, unskiled laborers and watchnen
They say that last Thursday. which was pay day.
the Rockaway Beach Improvement Company'Whchs
hires the labores. delayed the payment OF
the wages due. The delay continued ~ last
Tuesday when the paymaster announced that ON,
90 nor cent OF the wages would he paid them, anu
due bills given for the remainder. payable AZ q
work. the rest OF the employees following their ex-
ample Yesterday morning. During the day there
was no disorder, but the men seemed determineu'
though quiet. They have had several meetne ;;
Nearly ali the men took the 20 per cent onereo
them but refused the certificates. liad the presene
difficulty not occurred. ii Ia famed that the ho'9t
wonld have been opened this week. III
Is probable, however that some arrapgeinneiho
will be made to- day by which the work VIII pe
continued and the men satisfied superintendent
Moore who has had charge of the work. THINKS tns1
no trouble need be feared FROM the Striking WQIh-
men, who are ready at any time to go DacK 10 liier
employment when their claims have Decn setlleu.
A rumor that there was trouble between the new
railroad 10 the beach aud the Long Island Railroad
is sail to be unloundcd. The rolling stock OF the
former, which. it was reported, was seizSu oy the
Long Island Railroad to secure unpaid claims, was
lent the latter line by the new company on July 0,
to accommodate the increase OF travel 10 Long
Beach that day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
THE CONTINENTAL RAILROAD.

At meeting of the stockholders of the Continen-
raj Railroad Company, Yesterday, the following
o of6 were chosen Hugh McCulloch. presl-
dent; j. +. snead, president; A. ii.
Dav treasurer; William Thorpe. secretary.
80" lanes L. Abbott, chief engineer. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
HOME NEWS.
ppONJNFNT ARRIVALS.

Rycroorf Uoyse-The Hon. William NJ Evarts
Secretary Of state the Hon j. C. bancroft DaVs
ron n ~ and James f. Joy. OF Detroit h.eS e,,h
81, sonatr Isase BAKER IT, OF n ana Smitn
I, ,t,cn5 - pIsshur@ y " GfIsey House, Commander
lanes a Kane g. ~ and J. Thomas spriggs OF uuca,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
BURNS THAT MAY PROVE FATAL.

Henry Powell. twenty-elght years Old, OF NO.
4O4 East FIJI yninth-s, taken to Bellevue Hospital
Trosdav NIGHT suffer1nc from burns received at the
New-Y0rk Gas Compauy's works at Twenty -elgnthst.
and First-ave, where he was employed HIS injuries
are likely prove fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
Warmers Safe,
Kidney ! Liver
CUR Z
81 25 PER BOTTLE!

A Positive Remedy for ALI. Kidney.
Liver and Urinary Troubles OF both
male and female, Actin. Directly upon
the Organs Affected. For the Hot Sea-
SON it is invaluable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
rNnING HIs LIFE WITH A RAZOR

Aaron b. Carter, age thirty-six, of No. 321
RIeeckerst cut his throat with razor and took bis
nfe Tuesday night at his home He had been drlnKnR
heavily for some time past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
AnOuucemenu.I

The Maarial Virus in various forms fills the
land with mourning This need Dot be- nor need
counteract tho scourge MOI
MANS AGIE LIVER PAD perfect antdote and cures
without medicine in every case
WHAT SAY THE DoCToRs
About MILK or MAGYEsAi Thatit is an exceuent remedy
Tor disorders O the stomach. All druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22

boat and tho woman. In the evening meil came
postal card from Mr.. Eason, mailed Of station a,
saving simply 1--WE found the boat" and the po,,
lice reached the conclusion that it had been towed
away simply to save wharfage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.

The City Of Montreal, of the Inman Line,
the Herder, Of the Hamburg Line, and the Pennsyl-
vania OF American Line Will sail for Europe today
The Scythia sailed yesterday The following are the
complete passenger lists;
".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
READ THE RECORD:

E. B. Ldksiy, Selma, A,d.
advise ali TO try it."
John Brandon, Ledrencorth KAN
ut remedy that will the many diseases peculiar
10 women. "-K0thePs hdqGztne
eft has passed severe and Endorsements from
soe of tie medical talent in the counuyA fCrk
World.
No remedy discovered can be he'd for one mo-
ment iu comparison with it."
g. H.. Hdruey D. D., Wdshfngton, D. C.
eft ia the best efficient remedy for Kidney ana
Liver troubles brought before the public
-.Cot) John X. McChesnsy Washington, d. C.
ct am raioced to saw well man, and only TOO
glad 10 testify gang the glorious results of remey
which made me so happy"
-(Ber.) p p. Hdrklee, Arkdnsds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22

MARINE lNTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE RE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY -
Ann r,,., l47 SETS. 1928 Clock fast On l2s
a'n 76I Moon souths. O24 Moons age. day 10
aiaH WATER TODAY a. $500.
Candy UooK 1853 GOV Island. $50, Hell Gate 1909
'' HIlH WATER ro-DAI-P.
Sandy Hook 822 Gov. Island. Sal Hell Gate ... 1880
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw'YoRK..-..JULY 81
ARRIVED.
Str Cimbria Ger Barends Hamburg July 7via Havre TO-
STR RRynand Beg Randle. Antwerp July 10 to Petei
Wright q sons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
NEWARK.

boy named Bates was drowned at Ruther-
ford Park yesterday afternoon. while attending a
Newark Sunday-School eAcurslOn' Inc oody WAS
recovered.
Charles Weller, who accidentally cut himself in
the leg with a carving knife while employed in q
restaurant on Market-st., on Sunday morning, died
at the hospital yesterday morning from exhaustion.
A constable attempted to-day to arrest ne
gro named HennesSy at house near Try
ington. The negro ran, pursued by the constable.
who finally drew his revolver and shot at him. The
negro escaped in some woods but long trail Of
blood showed that he had been wounded
Policeman Maette who was injured on the EN-
bankment Of the Newark and New-York Railroad
ut FeTry-st. last Thursday morning, died on Tues
day night. The county physician 10 satisfied that
Mallette was struck by freight tram " bile he
sitting on one of the Ties beside the road.
NEW-JERSEY.
PArrRsoN-Mayor Graham published card to-
day denying the truth of the report that there was
a deficiency in the accounts of the City Treasurer
LONG ISLAND.
PoRT JRFFFRsoN.-Shipbuildiug is brisk at this
place. j. NJ. Bayls IL son have at present more men
employed than at any time since the close of the
war. They began last week the new schooner
Champion of 40 tons burden, and are now rebuild
in tie NJ. b. Bramshall, and making extensive
repairs to the bark Wallace, OF Aew-1ork, OF 03S
tons burden.
RIvERHEAD Henry Aldrich, John Cuffee and
Michael Barney, three prisoners confined IN the Suf
folk County Jail at this place. made desperate at
tempt on tuesday night to escape. Sheriff Cooper
hearing noise walked around the walls and heard
the prisoners digging. On going inside he found
thew had dug hole through the north wall on the
lower corridor. fourteen inches square. and had
reached the outer wall aud loOsened the stones
They had used a poker and % spoon To dig with. aud
filed large stove with rubbish from the walls aud
used q small stone to put before the hole when not
at work. -
STATEN ISLAND.
srAp1EroN.-John J. Vaughn, special night
watchman, over Edward Renhardt, the condemned
xvtfc mn rderer. that he Will DO compelled to
resign his position unless he Is furnished with an
assistant. lie says that the present locks on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
STATEN ISLAND.

srAp1rroY.-John J. Vaughn, special night
Waterman, over Edward Reinhardt, the condemned
wife murderer, says that he will DO compelled to
resign his position unless he Is furnished with an
assistant. lie says that the present Locks on the
cell door could be easily picked. .....1he brewers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22

This Great Natural Remedy is for Sale
by Druggists in all parts of the World.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-16
snERlff,s SALE.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
i Judicial District OF the State Of Nevada, In
AID for the County Of 5lorey.-IANDkEW !:
SEAHAM: aH =, NhRev RsiI,i1 yS.oKSY x0YpSSEf .5S
d. RAwDoN, Defendants. Under and by vir.
tue OF an ORDER OF BALE and decree fore.
closing certain mortgage upon the real estate
hereinafter described. issued out Of the District
Court u the First Judicial District, In and for
,A q SSssJ pSY ' OF p Ss.iS. %
isso. In the above entitled action. wherein
Andrew J. Graham. the above named plaintiff.
obtained Q Judgment and decree against said
Woodbury. Knight and Ardrsw y. Mackay.
Defendants. for the sum OF eleven hundred and
twenty.three and IS 100 tSti2s S3-lOol dol are
With interest en- the sum Of one thousand
$1,000 dollars from the tth day Of March. 1850
81 the rate Of two ~ per cent. par month I'LL
paid.
(Sia s0-io0) dollsrs taxss. With interest at the
rate Of two per cent. per month from said tth oi
March.
And for the sum Of one hundred and twenty.
Ave ifla5) dollars counsel fee, with Interest
thereon from March 18th. 1850. st the rate Of
ten Q0) per cent. per annum.
And for the sum OF nifty. six and nipety one
hundredths 1880 90l dollars taxed costs Of fore.
closure. And seven and ten hundredths (e7 io)
dollars. Clerks aceruing eosts, and costs and
expenses Of sale. Which said decree has been
recorded by the Clerk Of said Court In Judg-
ment Book y. at page 2st. and ~, BY eaid order
and decree. am commanded 70 sell all that Ger
tain city or town lot. situate, In Virginia City.
county Of Storey, state OF Nevada. bounded
and described a. follows, viz; AL that certain
lot, pieces or parcels Of land situate, lying and
being In the city of Virginia, storey county.
State OF Nevada, and described on the ofncial
map Of rsid City Of Virginia 90 Lots "a and rs
In Block No. ~. liange A, being the ssms prop
er,y conveyed to Woodbury. KNIGHT and Andrew
y. MackAy py James Nay berry. BY deed dated
March 3ist. 1876. and duly recorded. together
with all and singular the tenements. heredlta.
ments snd appurtsbanees thereto bslongtnR or
In anywiss appoftAinins.
Public notice IL hereby given that on SAT.
URDAY, the sEvENTEENTH day Of APRIL,
A. ID. 1850. between the hcurs Of O'Clock a. y.
and 8 O'Clock r. M.-vic ct II O'Clock noon
I will, In ooedience to said order Of sale and
decree OF foreclosure. sell the above described
property. or 20 much thereof - may Be neces-
sary and may be sold separately without mate-
rial injury TO the parties interested. st the
Courthouse door. In the city OF Virginia. coun-
ty of storey and state OF Nevada. 81 public
auction. for cash In hand, 10 the highest and
best bidder. to satisfy plaintlfis' said luds.
ment and said order Of sale, with interest there
on and costs aud sccruipg costs Of sale, IN
United states gold coin.
Sheriff Of Storey county. Nevada.
n. NJ I McCurcuAN DFputy sheriff rs