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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-29
4 ,ENTeN NAL GRAVEL GOLD

A NksN Nm VIAL oVkAg
" hlNIh0 OUAPANY.-Location OF prtu.
cipal place u business. Gold Hal. stoesg
county, Nevada.
Location OF works. Washington Township.
NevsdA County. California.
Noti.e -T.ere arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF asse~<.
meat INC. o. l.vied on the secULd f2d) day Of
June, 1851, The several Amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shaisholasrs, -
follows:
Names. No. Csrtif. shs. Amt.
Baker D D. Trustees. ..........et..is 1900. 10:
B.ksr o D do ...... ...N ..:S.h..::G "
Daurny b o. Trustee. ........Y W .Iou. ...N =.
And In accordance with law and an oruer OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the uxth
I 9Th day OF July. 1881. 80 many shares
VI each parcel VI such stock - may De
necessary will be sold ~ pubic auction st the
onics OF the O mpany, Bank .f Gold Hil.
Main street. Gold hiil, sev., ON WEDNESDAY.
tue thirty frt tJl,D day OF AUGUST, iSsi, II
tho hour Of So'clock ? y. OF said day, 70 pay
sAid delinquent Assessments thereon. toRether
With costs Of advertising and expenses OF the
sals.
PRANK 4. WISE, SECRETARY.
0raoe -Bsnk OF God Hill, Main street. Gold
Hill. Nevada. nd
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TICKETS flor Round Trip 1900. - 90
Qncluding Admission 70 The around.)
Admission 70 Ground Atoms. ~ 90
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DISAPPOINTMENT,

At Q meeting Of the Board Of Directors. held
August 10th. the day oil o~elinqusucy VI the
above named Company. wss postponed 70
AUGUST 29tn, and the day OF sale 10 SkP.
TEMBEH 18Th, 1851.
suictd D. L. THOMAS. Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
~Cessisusd

Names. No. oertif shs. Amt
Tob q o Trustee ........lteN ...70.....b.
Tsnusbsum B. trustee. l1SSo %. 100. ...3s =.
T .ylor A O. Trunte. ....... l35S9 $3.50. II %
wskensld y B q Co, Trus
Mind.
Wakefield b b b 90. Trus
teee 40 e.
tees, S.i............. 1914. .io....as 50
wsk-nsld 8 B 4 90, rrus.
v ,Iss s.id s1ICc, Tru.
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CONSOLIDATED vlwsINuA HIN.

omos-No. 2st Montgomery street, san
Francisco, California. IS
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Storey and Lyon Counties
-wuL rAu lao Ar
Sunday, September A. 1881

Sunday, September A. 1881
Committee or Arrangements
VIRGINIA CITY.
r. Perkins. W. ]. Hanks.
VIM. Harper. John Young.
Martin 0'Shea. @. L. Hawkes..
J. D. Waldorf. ] d. Cameron.
n. Abraham.
SILVIA CITY.
DOLL EiLL.
Con. Mcdinnis. Thos. Riley.
Thos. Burke. Wm. Buxten.
J. Judasks. Thos. Stevens,
Thos. Frazier. @. q. Morrison.
E. o. Lesrmo.
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HILL MININa COMPl

once Room .. Nevada bloch. sos hontgom'
cry street, ban francisco. California. aull
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First ~Day-Nonday, Oct. 10.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-04
THE EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY.
Work and Wage.


Telegram last night from Chicago SAYS: In
consequences otthe switchmen's strike only two
freight trains have been able 10 leave the city
ia tne last "a yours third attempted 20 leave
10 night from the Chicago and Fort Wayne
!sios. Out was stopped by the strikers. The
snSeas OF the Michigan Central, Michigan
srTanSemesssy s That they nave pertectea
having been promised ample public nrotert,o,'
thirty strikers have returned 10 the North
western switches. accepting the company's
terms. The striking brickmakers 90 10 worls
tomorrow. all the employers having Yielded 70
the demand for 81 TO 81 rs per day, ~
The New York brassmoulders demand an In
crease OF 50 cents per day. They nov receive
81. The boss bakers in New York are dlsorSsno
lZng, and 10 or them announce their Intention
or complying with the demand OF the employees.
Az meeting OF iourneymen bakers it was an
ncunced that sc boss bakers had acceded 90
Their demands But 600 are now on strike and
they are confident OF success.
The employees In the steel melting department
OF tne rolling mill al Springfield, III, have made
a OF N and for an increase OF Is cents per day.
Inc company say they have never made any
money out OF The steel department. and have
concluoed 10 discharge the men aud close down
the steel mill. This action throws about Us
men out or employment
The stonecutters employed by Struthers e.
Sons, Philadelphia, returned 10 work YESTERDAY
on Michael kcCahey, the Objectionable nom
society man, leaving the service OF the firm.
The Toronto home committee OF the Grand
Trunk Railway brakemen have called upon the
men 10 hold themselves In readiness 10 strike
at midnight tonight, and warning them
against any acts Of Violence.
The miners OF Hooking (o.l and adjoining coal
valleys have resolved not 20 resume work
until they receive their usual pay, 80 cents per
ton, Instead or 20 cents as the operators pro-
pose.
The demand OF ship laborers at Sc. Johns. n.
-, Tor 81 50 per day, was acceded 10 by some OF
the bosses yesterday. The others viii probably
agree to-day.
All tho trs doc up,opo IN up,-a,,,->o x.,,- -,
a secret convention last night general de-
maid Ior increased wages is expected.
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1901 THE CHEAT 1901
1Ool PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lOO1
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST

Double Track, Steel Rails.
SPLENDID sGENERy, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS LEAVE kEfV Was AfhS f5S 1s ss p.Do,
corner Of Sixth and streets, az follows
For Rttsburs snd the Vest. 100 M. daily. with
70 CINCINNATI st. Louis and Ohicaso 8 so p. 10.
ia aS1 qPa 6fSna ss1 gaiRoAD.
from CanandaiRua. Rochester. Buffalo, Nasara.
800 srm. daily. except sunday; 8 80 p M d.ily.
except Saturdsy, with Palace Cars 10 Canaan
For Williamsport Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10 80
For SsS Sef aad IL Eas Il -, 4 A.
Pm. limited express q Pullman Psrl0r Oars.
iordins direct transfer 70 Fulton street. sSoid-
For Psiiadeiphia. 500 an. 10 SO my M. 400,
$40 $50 i sna 1000 pm; on sunday. SSS. SIC
a ad .e e1Sep + snndaV mited Express SSo am
For Bsiamoss. s:s0. 500. $50. 1880 {. m. and
sana.y. $ 49, rs ss %. %
Cor Popss Greek Line. GAO am. and 4:so pm.
For Annapolis 6 40 g. m. and $40 Pm. daily. ex-
ALE2INDRia AND FREDERICKSBURG Rail-
WAY. !, AMP 81 IA ALEXANDRIA AND WAsHINd-
FOR T Hls.. KaIhs2 966 7;so $40 and !,
l3o s69 SO and II H. 80 oI p NJ q On sun
dsy at 7 so, go and II 80 81. and 9e pm.
s. seq t Jaw shhSsP su9as
and p snG il 90 On sands, sS
and 10 100 N. :; 2 GO and :0b pm.
a i nah nat st the Office northeast
to ssom nh hots Sl ana
FRANZ Genera sosas
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fTerre Haute Saturday Evening Mail
The Days and DOings of Coal or
JOhnnY.ss

Many of our exchanges are full of editorial conn.,
ments upon subject which wildly recalls to mind
the exciting days Of 1855. when poor farmers and
land owners Of what are now known Is the Penn
sylvsnia oil regiens. who previously could realize
but few dollars per acre for their land. suddenly
found themselves millionaires. II was due to the
great oil boom that people rose from poverty TO
sfiuence. The story OF the young man who
In one day advanced from driving an OK team
10 the possession Of the royalty income 81 over
three thousand dollars per day, nay, and then
squaneered bis fortune completely as TO be
obliged to return to his former occupation, is
familiar to newspaper readers OF those days, and
the doines OF Coal Oil Johuny, rs he was called
will long be remembered. The present ex itement
to which we refer above is also due to An OH
subject. but Of q different kind. as viii appear
from the following interviews with business men
Of Terre Haute. G. A. Robinson, Esq, OF the
wel-known dug house Of Robinson L Reiss COL
Fourth street. said Mr.. George Kuoehr. after
having tried al remedies recommended to him for
Rheumatism. received no relief until he tried the
ST. Jacobs Oil. the first application OF which gave
Kim relief, and the continued use cured him. Mr..
F. W. shaley. the family grocer. cor Poplar and
Eighth streets. who the reporter understood had
had experience with the remedy referred to. WAS
also visited. This gentleman. after remarking that
he had frequently used the st. Jacobs Oil In his
family with the promptest relief In every instance,
cited the case Of Mr.. Jas. n. Hartley. q we'll
known farmer, living in Lost Greek Township.
lie had been an extreme sufferer with Rheuma-
usm, and the st. Jacobs Oil not only effected q
rad cal cure with him. but his friends to whom he
bad recommended it. experienced the same graft
Tying results, and all were high in praise Of its
wonderful power.
The next gentleman called upon was Mr. James
r. Somes, the druggist, Cor Twelfth and Main
Streets. who assured the reporter that he was SELL
ing more of this Gre at German Remedy and with
better results-viz: Satisfaction to the buyers
than of any similar remedy.
These reports are In unison with those APP
pearipg in every part OF the country. and it is not
to be wondered at, tina, they should produce as
constituent among the people, the press. and the
profession, and cause another ''Oil BOOM" 1t
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ARNOLD. Suddenly. on May Sd. 1881. at 80
O'Clock p. M, OF cOngestiye chills. SAMUEL s., son
OF James f. and Sarah A. Arnold. in the thirteenth
year OF his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend his funeral from residence of his parents
Uliontown, ID. c., on Thursday. the 9th instant,
at 30 O'Clock y m.
GELSTON. On Wednesday, May 4th. 1881, JAS.
H. GELsToN, eldest son of Samuel Gelston, AGED
twtnty lone years seven months and three days.
Funeral from his late residence, us Eig Ii street
northeast, Thursday. May 9Th. at4 o'clock p. M.
LYNCH. In the last week Of March, 1851, at
Tombstone. Arizona Territory. from the effects OF
q fall. ROBERT x. LYNCH, JR., brother OF X. 4.
Lynch. and formerly of this city. aged thirty
three years.
MITCHELL. May Sd. 1881, at l2:l5 p. M,
Rev GEO. w. MITCHELL, aged seventy years aud
twenty days.
Hepsssed away as an infant in repose.
blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall
see God"
Funeral services at 4 O'Clock y. M, Thursday,
May 9th, at All Eleventh street northwest.
Virginia papers please copy.l
ROCHE. Tuesday morning, May Sd, 1851.
CAIHARINE. beloved wife of James Roche, native
OF TempleglaDten, County of Limerick, ireland,
aged thirty eight years.
May her soul rest in peace. Amen.
Funeral from her late residence, Az Ridge
street. between Fourth and Fifth. Thursday, May
the 9th, at ~ O'Clock p. M
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

vEfX Ra ah 81
B BE i11l SgTTHRTEEfs. aEoKaEToWN. D. O..
On MONDAY: MAY 9TH, 1881. ooMMENo; ~
IL 1SRa 81 ee 8
i 5sf 1 %srsSSss:
with brick stable and sheds.
the SIDE Of on
an water street, improved by four small brick
Immediately after. lot g. "a feet the west side
81 rs 5stTssn ,o Cans and Water
three story brick dwelling house lee ~
Immediately after. lot 6I fronting ~ 812 feet on
street and 6. and o: Oansl. by depth Of 1o7 feet.
improved by two story brick house;
Bridge street and the canal, by depth Of about96
the xestiine Of washington Street: between Bridge
o. 80
nF 3 a. PAN At q Lot s
feet e an slley; improved by three. story BriSk
k s eoIoc cRa SAME SANE DAY. Lots IL and H.
fr9ntng SO feet on The east line Of High street by
Store and Frame Dwelling.
u SSns yaS ss 70 S s 9be d1 sts ss and
By Three
the west line Of Montgomery street, between West
and Beall streets, by depth Of 90 feet; improved
by . two-story Frame Dwelling.
Terms of sale: One-t cash and the residue
in two equal payments at one and two years. hav-
trust on the properties sold, all cash at the option
Of the purchaser. all conyeyancing 10. at Pur,
on each property at time of sac. The terms Of
this sale must be complied with in ten days or the
property will be sold ct the risk and cost OF the
defaultng purchaser or purchasers,
apr lit THOMAS D bowl Auctiionse s;
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Il LOT ON THIRD STREET, BETWEEN PENN
SAVANNA AVENUE AND O STREET
NORTHWEST.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE BUILDING
Hals 7h aH5hEH zsb
AND SIXTH STREETS NORTHEAST -
e All Err Nm, !
ALL OF LOT II. IN RESERVATION IL.
50 foot alley. This lot is located near Trinity
Church. and is very desirable, being near three
on sAME AFTERNOON. AZ O'CLOCK. in front Of the
ES So Hsf q No. tee inches OF
situated and fronting on the public space occupied
Both Of the above lots are desirabIy situated and
Terms: One-third cash balance In one and two
years with s per cent interest. A deposit Of 800
m3-d DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts
SAL Mls 81 T KSD
a Is s4HEHH s s9s Ss ASP
Of hs Of a eSur
ty. Stockton, Receiver. &c. VS.. New Jersey GiiA
aoe l on he 2 SG sy aDr 49, e
front On * MSs Ra'
scribed real estate situate in the City Of washing
Ton. DISTRICT OF Columbia. to wit; Lots 20" and
HI" In John o. Fsy's subdivision of part Of lot
I, in square 142. together with the improvements
&c
This property offers fine opportunity for a
pronts BILE Investment being situated in one of the
most desirable localities in the west end, conve-
nleat to the Treasury. State, War and Navy de.
rounded BY the residences Of army and navS OH.
GERS.
Terms: The amount Of taxes due and remaining
unpaid and the expenses Of sale in cash. and the
balance in six and twelve months, with interest at
Six per cent per annum, secured by deed of trust
on the property Sold or all cash. at the option of
the purchaser deposit of $500 required on each
house at the time Of sale. and AL conveyancina at
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with In
ten days; otherwise the property will be resold at
the risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser OF
ROBERT r. STOCKTON, Receiver, &c.
J. T. OOLDWELL. Auct. m2-eo&ds
EITOH. FOX 4 BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.
AUCTION SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON
g STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS. ALSO, LOT
9 9Nh F21EaKTT pHHTG STREET. BETWEEN
We will sell at public aution, on the premi- -
SEES. on TUESDAY. MAY nth. 1881, It l. is
O'CLOCK P. M, Lot Is. IN square 1859, fronting -
39 feet II inches on q street, between 18th and
iot6 streets northwest. with depth Of lib feet SO
Terms made known at time of sale.
Also, on same afternoon, at O'CLOCK P. NJ, we
Will sell Lot 1879, square 206, fronting 10 feet on
!4th street, between 3 and streets, and running
back 100 feet to an alley.
two years at cent interest secured by deed Of
trust on property sold. A deposit of 800 VIII be
required On each lot at time of sale.
apps cots j. T. GOODWILL, Anct.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER, STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE sE k1FFIEoT SUNDAY. APRIL
An LEAVE iP' w ilsfi
f21SChicaso. Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast Ex-
500 baltimore, EIlicott City and way stations.
6;s0-Bsltlmore, Annapolis snd way. Pisdnons.
etr,sburg, Winchester. Hsgsrstown and way
slo-Point Of Rocks and way stations.
s;lo.Baltimors, Philadelphia. New xofk ana
sor saa .na :! Fons Or Goei: e;
% S0n sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
SoIsss. Be'tsxs. Laurel Annapolis JunosiOn.
s1oSe~ .dR bur Ghicaso. Cincinnati nd St.
Louis Express
IL Baltimore. KlHcott City. Annapolis and way
q :1s-9n sunday only for Baltimore and wsy
rs N0-Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York Ex.
s:Se.galtimors and way stations. Cwinohester.
oHrederick, aagerstown and way, via Rslay.)
Gredsrick. via Relay. stops st Annapolis juno
sa;tsMpstn. Of E9sk. sE.sssros; H.serssovn.
Point Of Rocks and Way Stations onIy.)
= 40-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
fs:46-Balftmors Express. (Mart1nsbnrg and Wsy.
via Relay. Stops at HyAttsviIle and Lsurel.)
bDo-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
80 4o-Baltmore and Way Stations.
7:S0-Balnmore and Laurel Express.
fS:50-Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st. Louis kxpresl
8:O-Baltmore. Hyattsville and Laurel Express.
stops on signal or to let off passengers at any
station between Washington and Annapolis
Junction.
flO0O--BaItimere. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston Express. Sleeping Oars to New York.
fDaily. tSundsy only Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket offices, Warrington Station, and
619 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 18th
street where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be
checked and received at any point in the city.
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BOB ITGHRsoLL's presence La town, prepara-
tory 10 his last lecture al the Academy reminds
me OF story which he might use TO advantage.
A clergy man stood by the bedside OF a dying
broker and said to him: My friend, there are
row, contracted, thorny; but IL leads above.
The other is vide, broad, pleasant, flowery;
but IL leads TO DEATH" " Don't talk 70 me about
choice between your broad-gauge ana narrow
gauge roads," answered the broker; "why
they III be consolidated In less than a week. and
then you're all right IL you hold stock in
efther,r-N, Y. Star.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TR1 Bs yI SALE e, OF IMRRoyR2 PROPERTY
SEVENTH TSTH STREETS NORTHWEST. AT
By virtue Of deed Of trust to me. dated "a
August Avg 9th, 1876. and recorded in liber s24. @
folio 435, ct sea-, one of the land records of -A4
the District Of Columbia. WIN, on SATUR-
pay, MAY 7TH, A. D. 1881. AT 8 80 o'cLeck P. NJ.
nc sale - all that part Of lot numbered
four a., IN square numbered four hundred and
forty nine CAD. and described az follows: Begin
ming for the same at point one Q foot east Of the
southwest Of said lot and running thence east
thirty, go feet; thence north one hundred and
feet. and thence south to the place OF beginning,
improved by dwelling house. with all the inn
proponents ways, easements, rights, privileges
and pIurtenances beionsing tn eteto.
Terms e-fourth of the purchase money to be
paid cash, and the balance In three equal install
ments, payable at six, twelve and twenty four
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser are
to be given, bearing six per cent interest and SO;
cured by trust deed on the premises sold; or all
cash. at the option OF the purchaser. One hun
dred dollars deposit to be paid when the property
Is knocked down. Conveyancing and recording at
cost OF purchase Terms to be complied with in
ap26-d&ds HENRY WISE GARRETT, Trustee.
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By virtue Of Q deed OF trust. dated January "A
I'd: A. D. 1877: and recorded in iiber No E%s
the District Of Columbia. and by request of the
party secured, win offer for sale, at public auc-
ton, on THURSDAY, MAY 8. 1881, AT ~ ocLoOK
P: M. In front Of the premises, Lots 30" and
I'D. in Simmh recorded subdivision Of part Of
hundred and seventy nine l579), in the city Of
Washington. with all the improvAm, nts thereon,
Terms Of sale: One third 10 cash Of which $50
must DO paid at time Of SAFE on each lor; the de-
ferred payments to be psid In six and twelve
months from day OF sale. with interest at six per
cent per annum. A decd given and deed Of trust
with insurance ken to secure the deferred pay
ments. All cost Of conveyancing at the purchasers
expense.
ap25-e o&dB WIN II. WARD. Trustee.
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r T. COLDwELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, No. 1851

1KgBTEESF SALE OF "a DES1KABLE TWO
STREET NORTHWEST.
By u, tue Of deed Of trust dated Febru- -
ary 20. A d. 1873, duly recorded In hber Ma
No $40, folio 227. one Of the land records .l::x
for the District Of Columbia. and at the request Of
auction, In front Of toe premises, on MONDAY,
MAY 18th. 1881. At $50 o'cLoGk F. NJ, all those
Of Washington: District of Columbia. known as
L 1so numbered twepty,nin t2sl and thirty.
vision Of the west half Of square numbered two
hundred and thirty six. $780, together with tue
improvements, &c.
Terms One. third in cash and the balance in
SIX. twelve and eighteen months. with interest at
on the property sold, all cash at option OF the
purchaser. A depo it of $50 required at the time
Of SALE and all conveyancing at purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with in sevea days. other
vice the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk aud cost of the defaultng pur
chaser, after FIVE days advertisement.
GGEaQ 0ks O; ROWAN hSi,o Trustees.
ml-enEda
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= EIDE OF 4 STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY
FIRST AND TWENTY SECOND STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 4, IN
AT 80 O'CLOCK PM, we will sell, in front ~
ct the premises. part Of Lot 6, in square Mo-.
said lot 6. and running back that width to fine
alley in rear.
Terms: One third cash. balance in one and two
years, notes to bear six per cent interest and to
&c cured by deed OF trust On premises. Convey
anciDg and recording at purchasers cost.
ap29-d&ds DUNOANSON BROS, Aucts
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FHyHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT AND
BRICK DWELLING AND STORE, No 1922
F0uEIEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.

BY virtue of q deed Of trust dated the 10th III
Day OF August, A: d 1870 recorded among M$
O., in Lber 62l folio 4I5, and by the written d.
rection of the present holder OF the debt secured
thereby. the undersigned will sell, In front of the
premises. to the highest bidder. ON WEDNESD Az,
THE 4TE pay OF MAY, A: D. 1891, AT O'CLOCK P.
ington. District Of Columbia viz: The south TWEEN
ty-two and half feet Of lot thirty three $50. in
nine. (209), according to the plan of said city,
fronting twenty two and one half feet on l4th
the rear Of said lot. together with the improve.
ments, &C., as In the deed of trust.
The terms, which will be liberal. will be made
known at time Of sale.
Apll-dtg ANTH. HYDE. TruRtaa
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The Jews and the Hotels,
Hebrew Leader. ]

rs for the Jewish people, this matter does
not trouble them ia the least, aud they are
making no fuss about 1t. All the talk comes
from outsiders, who are wasting great deal OF
needless and unsought sympathy. The Hebrew
population can easily spend their money in the
manner that is most pleasing TO them, ana they
experience no difficulty In finding people VINO
are ready ana glad TO take it. Let no M list axes
about The jews and the hotels were stopped.
The practical part OF the matter amounts 20
Just nothing az all, ana the Jews themselves
have no complaint whatever TO make
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BIB TITS.
DIED..

IoFHR. Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Loehr, . son, April 29th 1881.
baltimore ana New York papers please copy .