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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21
31St day of January, 1882,

At the railroad depot of the Washington a1a
Ohio Railroad Ccmpsny, in the city of Alo1sC-
dris. We. offer at public auction iha
EETiEK LINEOF THE WASHINGTON Z
OHIO RAILROAD
inclu ling tnst partly aad .hst wholly CONSTRUCT
ed and 80 oil 8pd singular sil tee works ard
pIopsrtv rs.i noisonal and N zod, rolling
stock, locomotives 'afs. &c, i.rd al r'xh!'.
contrscts md f,.ro,is. 'snid Washington BAD
Ohio Railroad Company. o,o,,,c,,,
;. me Sill property consists OF IN, civ
iine OF railway IN active operation from ,ur.
OF Alexandria, Va, westward through thai,
lies 81 Alexandria. Fairfax and Iloud1un l.,
nouno E HIi station IN Loudoua County. f. dis
lance OF 81 miles including limo CONNECTING
With tho Washington and Ale1.n1.ia Rai,ro,d''
The road 10 also graded hay0nd i,,urd l,iii int
q distance OF three miles.
The other real property Of tae comraav con.
sists CT largo brick depo: building and irsig5t
mousse. IN Ihe city OF Alexandria. a round housr,
machine th2p. Car shop, car Shed, storo bou..
&c and about fifteen acres of lad .t; ,nnn.
thereto; also eleven depo, h luse. soc lots at To-.
eleven principal sthtcas b.tTe.n AlezsLtrin
and Bound Hill
According TO th1 rou!s rurveyo tse dist.ncs
from washington city to Point P:essaat, on tho
Ohlo river. /. three hundred and tRsnty.g Ava
miles, and passes through q country heavily
tm0ered and OF gres. mineral resources.
lefms Tho entire property, rsa person.l and
mixed, franchises, &C., is sold together, and for
The same the purchaser mus. pay Ely thoussrd
dollars 600 OOO) of the pu chase money ia ca.h,
and The residue in four equal nnuu.l payments,
with interest from the Day o: sale, which = 81.
payments are 10 be evidenced by bonds whica
are to be secured oy deet CT tras: UPON ina
property sold, to DO executed upon tha conlrmn.
,ion OF tie sale snd conveyance, to the pur-
chaser.
This aae is tu5isct to The lian Of III, decd CT
trust executed August Gh 1853 to indemnify
the county of Clarke State OF Virginia. ax,iot,
liability for the annual interest on tho bonds O.
the said county for the sum of ona huldrni
thousand dollars fSl00 00O) up to ard uuii ii.
time when said road shall bs commenced. and
under construction in said county OF Cisrks;" and
against liability for the pay m ants of ihs princi
pal OF said bonds in csse they shall become due
and payable before the road ehsll ba commenced
and under construction in SAID county, ths said
bonds falling due 10 tho year le0!.
The purcha.er will be eatile1 to the pat
profits of the road from the day Of sale.
b T. BARTON,
RIOHD. II. LIE, Comma
CHAS. Z. STUART, Of sale
HENRY HEATON.
oct25-ts
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Other Prominent peopIe

Sto recomm end the Ideal Coffee Pots: Mrs.
b,fe9s. (ulIvls) Washington, D. G.; General
neefsimsr Flint, Csltorhis; Hen. John jay,
4; Mr.. Charles 4. Dckine, Boston Is.
= z lien kEe Md, LII D., Philadelphia; j. W.
Qustn' Oolleiln, Philadelphia; Hon. Jonn T-y.
!or. Sht hsld Bng Mrs Thomas Hunter, / hill.
sdelphla. The Ideal" Coffee Pots do o. need
.he endorse lnant CT such distinguished peopla 10
msse them sell. We msrely mention the to
&c" that If II WAS not a good .rIc it would
Lot nave such recomntndstio Tho Ideal
s,sIos on lis own merits /: never dissppuil ts
and slWsys gives The fullest satisfaction, For
shIo "holsae and ret,i bykTAN>BUaY s. Bro
iah uiaclu:ers and d-..,Is Ill Sloves and Iiu
,M;ale, Alexsnd;i,, ". Catalogue sud p,ice
list On application, Isn2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21

GSo hey supply need lorg foil, aad IN IL!
become hora, hold remedy. just think-io be
cured In few weeks Ct those terrible nervous
troubles and Sics Eesji clts, Neuralgia, and
ltdscsiion. and tbs nervous s5stem put in q
aht"T'I AID hial:hy coaji .iun destroying tho
pos'lb ty of fa'alysIs, angina PecLoris AID
IN ldcn d:a'h. wh!cA is carrying { Il 60 nsny To-
bic lien and vi mn in tho full tide OF Ifs and
usefulness. Histim pie remedy ofe1tracl of Celery
Saod and Chamomiln Eilw,is. combined in tie
form OF Pills. ia bojn - hum unity. l. has
saved thousands Of nervous, Ii.ke.y, heaca ching
Children II our schools and ou! every Je.r No
nervous persona or :, lntri from Headache
NeuTA!Sia. Indigestion or PHal5si, will DO
them; e!ris jl.tieo ua.il they try tten.
Price 81 cents a boy. So!l by nil druggists.
JANNEY s. co. DtusgisIs, Wao.tsale
Agents for Ale1 sndr!a. Va. dec3l -eolr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21
EDUCATIONAL.
WOOD SEMINARY FOB YOUNG
~ LADIES

PlNG WOOD SEMINARY FOB YOUNG
~ LADIES
Will be reopened at Ringwood, F.uuuisr CO.,
Va. on February lst, 1882.
Health. scholarship, cheerful home life, neat.
ness and system in hsti!s. grace in manners,
Christian principle in character, are its prime
aims.
Charges for Term OF five months (bo,rd final.
Zig hts, tn tion in English) SO.
, Reached from CAtletrs Station, On v, M, 4.
K 30 miles from Ale1andria.
For further Information address
Miss j. a. MILLlGaN. P,incipsI
Auburn T. o., Fauquier CO., Va.
we cordially commend the GLAZING OF Ring.
wood Seminary.
T. p. RPEs,
Pastor Greenwich Church, Va.
WIN DINwIDpII,
PAstof q Presb. Church. Alsxa, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21

These goods have heon just purchased by our
buyer. MIR. Henry Schwarz under the Hammer
aud consists OF Misses. Cn!dreh's Ladies' arc
Gents Gloves from l button uo TO 10 bu.tons.
Call in time; our doors will not be locked On GU,
nor will cur books ba cosnd on you. Wa mean
business and invita- al our patrons TO give u,
look. Respectfully,
jan2-lw ISAAC RIcgRERC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21

lHE MARKET.-The market thi, mornior,
10 ooost q1etc, of tho rain, and the bad cordl-
too OF the roads lcsdiug to tie city. was very
poorly supplied with vegetables. &c. Few
CT buyers sod sellers were 10 atterdauc,
Than f1r several Saturdays pss. There was
60 change 10 the prices of articles. An
abundance OF kae YVES on hand Of %, per peck
truckers from around this city say that kalc.
o. reason o! the very open Winter. is almos: as
pan ii as in spring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21

rOMMIS3IONER'S SALE OF FAIRFAX
~ LAND-Bl virtue OF u dacroa rendered n!
the November term. 1881. o: Tho Circuit Court
of Fairfax county in the suit OF Otis vs. Ame'.
the undersigned. commissioner, will ke.l a.
public suction al Farfa. Oour. House, on the
TWENTIETH OF FEBRUARY, 1882, (Cours
day. the following piece Of land. containing
SEVEN C) ACRES This tract OF land 10 sii.
uated about one mile from Clifton. on tho V. 81.
K. w. 1t has upon il q SMALL HUU3E. to
which ia attached garden. with fruit trees.
Terms: Oash.
isnEOHw4W j. M. LOVE, Oomnlr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21

=, htFERRING to now aG ver,i ;emen. CT Mes.rs.
RE z:cder & Co.. 10 to-d.ys issue. va orc
uthorzed to state that. after their stock is sold
aho the business wound up. Mr.. Max Ffeiz
ie'der will make alterations snd improvements
10 Iho b1i'dirg ct present occupied by tho firm
atd then continue tho business 90 his own
tcc1uot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21
DIZZY &lSODH.

SPECIAL INDUCEMENIS IN DSSIbA.
~ BILE GOODS
We cFer . large 10. of new and desirable
wide PkhOALE5 value Ia for l0c. These
goods Wer, bought in November at great bar
gain and have never been offorst before.
We also offer large lot OF lei BLRACHBD
SHKETINdS. bought on speculation in Ser
TENDER II less than present Wholesale price.
We are receiving New Black Cahmeres, New
Black Silks Desirable Suitings, White Goods.
al the leading brands OF Bleached goods &C.
Our stock presents many attractions, and bnve,s
who want really desirable goods will aud il
worth their attention.
janis JNO. T. TAOKRTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

For Tho Middle Atlantic States rain, probably
followed during the night by clearing weather.
Eoutheriy winds. shifting to forth and west,
fsIIiag followed by rising barometer, snd colder
weather by Sunday night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21

SuDp3N DEATH Miss Fannie Colembp,
sister OF Mr.. j. q Coleman, of Guilford. Lou.
d'un county. on the line of the Washington and
ot'o Railroad. dropped desd yesterday morn
tg st eleven o'clock. at the residence of her
Parents, ut the above nsmed place. Miss Co,e
man was apparently in good health, and ner
Sea'n', from heart disease, WAS great check to
Nor relatives and friends
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21
PUBLIC $ ALE
OF TIE
WASHINGTON k0IlI0 +. 4.

Under authority Of o decraa CT the Cirrait
Court Of Richmond city. rendered April q 1850,
in the suit Of Horny L3wis ct ais. W. tbs w.
q. Il. K. Company o. ais, and ttlitmed bV the
Court of Appeals of Virginia nt l.s September
term. 1881, the undersigned, special Con nt-
siunara will At II oclock rn. on tho
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21

CHURCH SERVICES, &c.. TOMORROW -
LkJist Church-SorVice st ! ! a. n. and 7:30
.. 70. By Rav. II. Suter.
81 Raurs Ghmch.-9crvc, ct II o. 10.
ant p. ID. by R,v. DR.. Norton
Grace Chmch-Servios ct l | a. 10. ard
40 D. 10. By Rev. II. T. Sharp.
81. Marys Uurch.-Mass at a. NJ. ii 90
Mo 8 aod sermon q! E. n. by Req. Father
DoWolf. Vespars at p. NJ.
First Presbyterian Church Service at ] ! a.
10. By Rev + Whittiesev.
Second Presbyterian CaucA-S:r7ico ct !
a. IN. and 100 y. m. by R.v. Wrl. Dlnwiddir.
Baptist Chwch-Scrsico at ! q. IN. and
100 u. NJ. b. Ke7. Dr.. Fippo. Sacday School
at $50 S. %.
.Heth Epis. Uurcd-Servics AZ II .. n.
snd 100 o. 10. ~ Rev. d.. Pouisoo,
!Heth Epis. Church South-Sorv;c} 81 i q.
N. sad 7:3O p. n. by Rcv. Dir. korp.
Ncth H0t. ChmCh-Sc,Vic! 81 ! | f. N. aud
40 o. H. by Rav Mr.. TfcBdGsy.
free Methodist Girch-ServIcs AT .. %.
snt I:3O p. IN
German Luthcran Church Servo, at II
0. IL l1 EGgIrsh b. Rev Mr.. Dtocg,.
Young Ncn's Christian Association. Service
al song and prayer ia thu Ssoont Pfssb3terIau
Church at 4 p. IN; Jail at , p. ILL.,; A'ms
HOUSE at $3.50 2. n.
Gospel Temperance Meeting Of th9 R,to.m
Club at p, N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21

HE Inform CLUE FAIR Tho atteLd ,rco
at the Il tJrm Club isir, last night, vas very
large. The Voting stands:
Tor Watch: VIM. II. Smith 81, Joshu,
t.'Ils IS }. T. B:ckban 2S, s. 6. Brent a NJ
b. Harlow q. l. Msrburv 81. Joho A. Nj ST.
shall II. ). W. Stewart Is. Geo. Gorhom2
FOR Jewslrv: Mrs. Carris Bartlett lot, Miss
Ella BilzaF a., Miss Roberts Meagher &c. Mrs.
~ Il. Goddard -. Miss Ella Horbcri 3
For KsGslla: 1T. Petit IS. q. w. Francis
%. H. Nj. F,lrzll.
Ihe TAR will 90! cos, until Tu stay Eight
ntx'. aad tho Voting Will BE- c)niau,d uatil
that time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21

A RAILROAD 10 THE IRON Oar BELT NJ
CIbell. CIVIL engineer. cimmeno,i sud y
mo surv,y of tho proposed railroad trou.
Otsogo Court Ilousn. Va, to Mosd,w ru,
the property of Mr. Ersslnus Taylor. whioh. 10
Opening up the lion GRE belt Of thu. T., oiI3r,
promises geo. COED not tny 10 lhsi i'll mt dls C
nelghborHo0d. Lut 10 this city als). where. #
everything turos tu as expected. lua Gle Go
DO worked mp THIS proposed Iiao Of railroad
IS TO bs constructed al1Cs the iroa era brl!
pastlog the iron orc properties ii Mass.
II Lexis. RiwlngI. C.onou hu1 WI il, uui ter
mInsuog al Taylor i. where ere l.rSe drp0si.r
Of orr. Inc L}uchhurg irJn Company t.s ior
some months b!eD shipping ores en- !hI1 A,lt
and tho outlook for decreased business is v.y
good. Mr.. Morchcsd one Of tLe !ecscs! iron
mlCu'acurcs 10 Pernsyv AHA says tho ore 90
MesdoW fsrm IS OF the purest q1aiy and is
negolailOg Tor tho Iurohnso Of 3 GOO tGl r
month to be delivered at his works.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21

r. UESs GUESS !!
" A GIFT FOR 4 GUESS.
I Will give away magnificent
SEQ SRONINGER NlNE-SrOP UYMBEL-
La PARLOR ORGAN
TO the person who comes nearest in guessing tho
number OF Beans contained in the Glass Jar e1.
hiblted in my Show Window. The Jar has beon
flied and sealed by several prominent business
gentlemen, and Will be opened on the FIRST
DAY OF MARUH. 1892 by Judges selected Or
the purpose. who will count tho Beans az ava I'd
tie prize to thu lucky guesser.
Come everybody. bach person allowed bat
ono 9usas. Register Book open from q. m. TO
Sp. N.
SIDNEY +. NIMMO'B
rIAEO WAREKOOMS, 433 9Th ST, h. ".
l,n7 WASHINGTON, y. o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21

G9- No DISSOLUTION BUT RS LUTIoN, ani
a most positive and xed conc usion int on to.
m orroN, Jl1 ulry the Plat, we will Iui en- our
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21

DEATH OF A WELL. KNOWN YoUSu Bus
MSS MAN Mr.. JJscra NJ. Howell, g w,l =
known young bu.ilcss Gtn Ct this city, di, j at
hls rcsdcLca, on slu:h Washington Street, st
night. abCu' hal gas; eight ocock. at,cr 80
ilDess OF only week. from IN all 0 ion Is the
heart. MIR. Howell. up to Friday of lbs VT k.
vas apparently 10 Rood health. o. tbs lists
OF that day he went homo complaining ct Del
Vousnca5 OF the hcart, caused, il il thoush', By
attempting to sop runsWsy horse. Iostead
OF getting better 10 grew worse uutil las,
night, When death relieved him Of his suff
sngs.. The deos,s:d. who was ouly "a yebrs OF
age. besides having a hast Of warm personal
trends, was esteemed By the whole community,
aud lis death vii! be grntrsNY regretted, The
funeral will take pl.oo. as will bo seen by notice
elsewhere In tl-iay'5 Gsz,lte, t. morrow alter.
noon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTIOE-The undersigned having boon an.
~ pointed by the Corpo alton Cont of The
city OF Ale1sndris administrator of the estate OF
JOHN COWLlNG Jr, dec'd d., hereby notifies
the creditors of the said dacedent to prove and
present their claims for payment, and he also re-.
guests all persons indebted to the said John
UoWllng 10 make nayment thereof to him
WILLIAM COWLING,
1an6-V41N Administrator.
NOTIOE-The undersigned has qualified as
~ executor upon the estate Of MLUHAEL
NOBMY LE, deceIIed. and calls upon all per
sons indebted to tho estate TO come for ward snd
pay the same, and those having bills against tn q
estate will present the same, properly Gu. henti.
Gated, for payment,
GEO. II. HARLOW, Admir-.
Alexandria. Va. January s. 1882
NOTIOR-Notice is hereby siVen to all per.
~ sons having claims against JAMES K.
nOSE 10 present the same to the undersigned,
propsrly authenticated, on or before the lat day
Of February next. and ell perions Indebted 70
the said James X. hose Arc hereby notified to
make payment 10 the undersigned on or before
the, sill lat day of February ReIt, or suit will
be bolght
jaul1-IFI Z. KKMPBR. Trustea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21
Sc EHthSi SAL l..
sREDEGESAL.
A. SEN s ALTON
HAS OFTEN EEEY MADE

III 40 eT "a q E.hR N ADE
IS TIKI DISCOVERY ON &OMN NEW
THING.
BUT NOTHING HAS RVLa SIODD TIE
TEST LIKE
DIX. BENSCN'5 CELsKY AND CHaNC-
MILE PILLS.
THEIR POPULARITY AND SALE AhE
TRULY UNPREOKDENrEU
TIhli GUoIOEkKS PRAISE TuEN
VDRY HIGHLY.
A"a say that they really do care sick hcadu:Is
heTrous Headache. Neuralgia Ne.
Uousncss. SlGep! cssncss Indi-
gsstioa, Paralysis and
Melancholy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21

LOCAL BRETI7IEY.

4 snail cngioe fr,m TIE Nath fr The
FI1rids Narrow Gauge R,ilrosd ra.s a thr u n
hare Oh ice '. NJ. road Yesterday
Atteui1n is c'l'ed to the new cheGu,e Ct .hs
Alexandria nod Fredericksburg R,iIsay, NJ! :
liahed elsewhere 10 tt-lsy's G.zttc, to g, ioto
eff;o: Monday neyt.
The funeral Ct Mrs. D.shuan, ahose ,eu!airs
were brought here from B4l.inora on Thursday,
| where sbo died "Wednesday niph, took plac,
US erdsy afternoon, from The res;dsocc OF her SOD
III the First Ward. and was lsrge'y attended
Mr.. Ssm1fl Dishuao. the husbsud of the d, :
ceased, dropped dead short tlne egg.
Judge TsrbslI. CT Mississippi, tx-3sra,c or
Rtuca. Captain Like. ard Msssrs. Pc, AID
B:ss,u, irGpocted tho Itoa Works ,-lsy.
They all expressed themselves as pleased vi b.
their visit aud sotmad nSrci Interested 10
witnessing the various PROCESSES for narulsC-
.uilog iron at that establishment
TALK BOUT YcUa EARGAINs.--Csll On !.
B1cuBERG and you will find the hsndsomest
Spring styles o. Calicoes at d 8 yard; The
| stsunchest Caicoes st &c yard; sll Blesched
| and Unblesched Cottons OF the choicest mas es
at prices much cheaper than ever before We
are not selling out or dissolving, Blu. we ere Fro
pared TO give our cnstomers RD equal chance
and meet any or ell prices offered. whether 1t CT
| below coat. We don't confns ourselves to Cot
| tons AID DomeEt CO. articles th3 quality Of which
| the most ignorant csu look into. tu. to our on.
tire stock, whether in Cottcns. Cslicoes, SILKS,
VtlVe!s, Ca'hmerea. C,oaks, ShsWs Cerpe!s or
anything ei:e. We ere dttermiLed l O. ID be
| excel Isd by any Of oar councillors. We will
! hcto !! up AID not with CD Stock bu! rcpeLis n
tfum Gay to day with oieu doors AID open &C.
| ciunts Your, &c.
jsh2C-lw ISAAC BIcnBs.u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21

PRu3rECrING Tour "A aunb!r OF geatie.
men lotcrcstcd 10 tho Washington aud Oaio
Railroad. among thon several NJrihern can!-
taiists, ty Invitation OF Councilman John w.
Burke, Chairman OF tho committee OF beet
holders. went over that road yesterday 10
spacisl car, % prospecting and in:niclns
tour. Among tho party were James Glliin,
aitcd States Treasurer A. u. Page, Of
Bath. Me. Capt. j. b. Archer, and Col. U.
t. LlcOIn. CT the Potomac Manu!ac url az
Company g. ). Sctoberger. OF NoW York {;
G. W. dresser, OF Boston; Capt. Il. d.
Evans. i. ). ~, accom- panied By reprrscutauSe
citz,ns CT L;udcun. Fairix ard this city,
Tho TIP w1s mos: Uoas,ut one. aud the
SGatemen. especially those from Iho North,
expressed themselves as more than lrsIih4 ID
with wIat they saw, Ike Gdvartsges ct
the read ADD its lu'uro prospec Wefo Diseased
ali II ~ agreed that 10 the hands CT proper
rsriles /: col1 b. mado & v.iuitl, i4V ;stwou;
i JOu te,u :niag 20 thu cy th9 p:ry S:ivd
the work o. III; p.tU.uac NJ ,Dul C utInl
EOm?hby. where they Witoe,5 tn .uAuL-
t.c ufc otiroo by the new process AID tX1r, ssed
their gratih3atl)D ct the sue 80 attain Il !hCrr.
Capt. Archer imp :es5td upon the SRA gers 10
tho party the advantages CT AItXsnjIl, g. a
manufacturing c,otre. Cip:. Aroh.s also tolk
OCCASION to Toturn bis thaGkI TO tin ci 'n3 OF
Alexandra for tho intcrcst they had mao t SEED
10 the SUCCESS OF the l:0l enlerIr.sa winch tre
said was a great encouragement u thu eth rs
and members OF tho m1any.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-18
wrsseh.. Deserving OF Punishment.

The case Of Emma Boyd. one OF the
fallen women OF Virginia, deserves some
little attention. The woman Is often be-
fore the courts, charged with drunken
ness. Did there exist no other cause
for her appearance than an uncontrolla'
BILE desire for strong drink. 1t would not
be considered remarkable, but there are
in Virginia certain men (says the msrk)
who. knowing the woman has no home
of her own, offer her their rooms on her
release from Jail. In . day or two at
the most they tire OF her presence. To
GET rid Of her company q bottle Of whisky
IL purchased aud the poor wretch 10
persuaded to take one drink; that means
another and still another. until reasop
10 dethroned. When she Is intoxicated
she is persuaded 10 60 on the street. and
the door is closed against her. Il is but
charity for the officers to arrest her then.
She has been known to be forcibly
thrust out in . bitter, driving snowstorm.
Thus IL is that the woman Ii seldom
three days out Of Jail.
There was never . person Who has
been sent to Q Home for the Inebriatss
more In need OF such an institution than
Emma Boyd. The wrstches Who take
advantage Of her weakness are too des-
picabls in nature for human beings to
associate with. and IL is Q pity the Law
can not be made to reach them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-18
YIpoINIA, February II. 1885,
s,ruek is I'm New Mexico.

A number Of tho citizens Of Lyon
county some months ago formed q com.
papy known as the Comstock Prospect.
ing Association. The object Of the com.
pspy was to prospect and work claims In
New Mexico. From W. W. Booher,
one of tho members OF the Association,
the News learns that the officers recently
received specimens from one OF their
claims that asssyed sos 10 in gold and
silver and 80 per cent. lead. The Su.
p%erintendent wrote that the shaft ut o
depth Of 80 feet was oil in ore OF that
kind. lie did not know the width Of
the ledge as neither hanging nor foot.wall
had been encountered by o DRIFT which
was out seven feet at the time he wrote.
The claims OF the company are situated
in the southeastern part OF the Terri
tory, being fifteen miles from Silver
City and eight miles from Fort Baird.
Nearly all the members OF the Pros.
peciing Association are residents OF Sutro
and among them are q number who were
recently thrown out OF employment by
the closing OF work in the Sutro tunnel.
Some OF these contemplate going to New
Mexico to personally assist In Develop
ing the property by welding the pick
and shovel instead OF paying assess.
meuts. by which means the work 10 now
carried on. Should the ore body en-
countered prove to be Of good size. there
will not be need for further assessments;
on the contrary, dividends may be sI-
pscted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-18
Prize Fighter Sullivan.

NEW YoRx. February l7.-obampion
Sullivan writes to the Herald, in which
be says: Ryan dubs me 80 slosgsr."
and excuses his defeat by saying be was
suffering from hernia. and had It not
been for this and q variety OF other rea-
sons he would have won the feht. Paddy
considers that had he been able to hold
out o few more rounds. I would have
''caved In" I will simply say to Mr..
Paddy Ryan. II be has any desire to
meet me again, I will give him $500 to
spar me four rounds, Marquis OF
Qusensbury rules. with soft gloves, OF
any OF my exhibitions. II I DO not sue
coed In stopping him in four rounds. I
will pay him tho aforementioned sum.
I challenge him to spar me with boxing
gloves, stating the number OF rounds.
the result to be decided by the greatest
number OF clean hits. I will wager ST.
600 that I can beat him 10 Q fight OF this
kind, the meeting to take place In o
building In New York and the winner to
take the receipts, in addition to the
stakes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-18

gentleman from Sutro says times
are very dull there. A number Of fsmi-
lies are moving away. Others only TO
main In hopes that at the annual meet.
Ing OF tho Tunnel Company, which 90
ours March 6. orders will be issued to
drive the tunnel through nj. David
son. Should this not be done. two
thirds Of the inhabitants OF the place In.
tsnd leaving.
Mrs. J. F. Naitins. aged seventy
years. mother Of Mrs. Judge Rising, and
Of the wife Of o. Thomas, Superintend.
emit Of the Sutro Tunnel, died yesterday
afternoon In San Francisco. Mrs. Judge
Rising left for San Francisco last even.
Ing.
The morning mail train on the vir.
einia and Truckss railroad was an hour
and . half late In arriving In Gold Hill
today.
The temperature Of the water flowing
into the Yellow Jacket from the EIche-
qusr IL 100 degrees, Fahrenheit.
The San Francisco Stock Boards will
not be In session Wednesday next
Washinston's birthday.
Connection has not yet been made at
the Savage. The survey Is supposed to
have been ct fault.