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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
MEETING OF. THE OPERATORS.

THE STRIKERS AS ENTHUSIASTIC AND CoNFIDENr
AS EVER
There was the usual assembly Of striking opera
tors at Clarendon Hall yesterday morning, and the
strikers spoke as confidently and were as enthusiast
TIC as ever. After Master Workman Mitchell called
the meeting to order letter was read from Con-
oressman William McAdoo. of Jersey City, assuring
the strikers of his full sympathy. number OF DIS
patches and letters from various parts OF the coun-
try were read and applauded. The statement was
reiterated that the cable men at DuxbuIy ana
North sydney quit work on Monday morning. The
following announcement from District Master
Workman John Campbell was read =
Please instruct your members working for the south.
ern Company to handle business Tor points on
the Southern Telegraph Companys wires provided sucn
ator OF the Western Uuion, Baltimore and Ohio %
American Rapid Telegraph Companies
Reports from Canada stated that the Great Nortr-
western Company of Canada had offered to yield
1t was announced that twenty-five men had been
initiated INTO the Brotherhood on Monday. and thai
there were few operators now available in the city.
II was stated that Colonel William Crooks, of Minnes
soa who is at present in this city, had sent twenty.
four messages siuce the stnke began TO MS homes
beiug an xlous find out the condition OF his witef
who is Ill. lie offered 5000 II the company would
oet him an answer but 1t was unable TO 90 so.
From New Orleans the report came that there were
thirty-two men out and i've In. Resolutions nom
the New lOrk B0afu OF lfauc anu lIauspuit" t"etosx
offsrng sympathy and aid were read. Mr MitcheiI
said that he thought by noon to-day he would pc
able To announce some joyful news that would make
the brothers and sisters feel good. Ihonas
r. Mnvnire of the Central Labor Union, SAID tnas
IT. If the present movement failed the "iron-bodud
heel OF corporate monopoly would be on the tnroats
of laboring men all over the country Gssorgo
Mndeett an old operator who Is now out OF .uS
bGsness said that he had recently Deen ar
1 the New-England States, and gave the inost vn
couragng accounts of the state OF AFFAIRS 'nerr rs
Ali the railroad men in that section he sald ~
not only ready but anxious TO go out wnonssJ, sr
signal was gwen. Robert biissert anu "v ~ the
F9x also spoke 1t stated that an envoy y,
Baltimore aud Ohio Company was here rns ths
oessons 70 on condition that tho BrothsfnnfHc1
~ "a rsnudiated An offer Of hall nee III :. W"rtRv
ss wss annomnced. Miss Minnie r. swan: ,omrsnhin
EsrsMoman.S Fore was presented with s'y''s''pA'~
| pep. . ,,,,s .s;5. "Money is flowing 10
lloe,y r yy,s.t ar amr pay-ro on August Win - m@oa
propptude as cs cbsf operator Ut the Mining Stock
Ercbanse, r said that the tesgraphsrs isGU& sSor
LAohe ,he samc relation TO the ..So. ~.
army that Moses did 10 the jews he ts naa 49,
he 1 t1urnsd into dog and run around tne s''ee''
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TELEGRAPH NOTES.
SHOT WHILE RESISTING ARREST.

SHOT WHILE RESISTING ARREST -,
TRoy n " July 24.-Peter Conuor, one OF three
strangers pursued for theft at Futonyilc Montg9mery
was fatally shot yesterday at sprakers Basin by an
office while resisting arrest
AN AcRoBAT's FATAL TRIAL AS BRAKEMAN.
CLEVELAND, July "a Thomas Cnstard, OF MeaI- e.-
e one of hilton OF acrobats connected with Ses
rens who Just engaged brakeman on the
yort ohio Railroad and was on his nfst
tp fell from reih train az Window and had his head
crushed IN horrible manner
HANGED AND SHOT by A MASKED MOB.
DEs MONIES Iowa, July "a Hardy, the POLK
countv murde or taken nom the jail at hsran anu
hanged by parry Of about h!y masked men AT 'hs m
The bound Jailer Watkins ana forced ns
v , m nm the Keys OF the Jail While Hardy was hang
nc ihey shot him alterwad took his body down anu
threw Il into the river. ....1,.>,r
CLEARING HOUSE FOR NEW-ENGLAND.s a..
BosIOS, July 24-At special meeting ~ wss sme
poson CLEARING Association today propossts"x
dscusssI which contempstes the m eas 70 do
cin-iveiy collection business lho matter was
committee 20 report at aspeciai meeuns
CuicAGo July 24.-Thomas MaSuisc, woso "a 70 occur
M ricr of his misross three weeks aso 49, ~ ~ & shis
Tor Tue % n,s throat win pocket kuifs IN hs cen 'n''
snornlng. LIE viii probably wa
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SKELETONS FOUND IN A CARRIAGE.
FIVE PERSONS KILLED BY LIGHTNING IN TEXAS

FIVE PERSONS KILLED BY LIGHTNING IN TExAs
GALVESTON, July 24.-A dispatch to The
Necs from ianpasas says that carriage containing the
skeletons OF three adults and children sitting up.
right n In life under large tree has found near
o road in Stone County. rne tree wac shattered by
lightning. 1t Is supposed that the occupants OF the
carriage sought shelter under the and the wagon
was struck the bolt killing the inmates and the horses
The appearance Of the carriage and it.
trimmings indicates that the disaster happened year
or two ago Ia a n.al trunk letter addressed 10
James q. Chamberlain, London. Eng" The remains
were found by rachDan driving CATTLE and the aiis-
coyery was reported at to the authorities. The
nersons are supposed 10 have been totris The spot
any hsb1tatiOn.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

BERLIN July 2A-The police here have seized the
books Of the Iirscn Duncker Trading Association The
affair has caused u sensation.
MADRID July 24-The Chamber Of Deputies has rati-
fed the treaty OF commerce between Spain aud Ger
many.
LONDON, July 24-Tbe Queen has gone TO osborne
DURAN July 24-The report of the victory OF Usibe-
MI over Cetewayo is confirmed Cetawayo however.
was not wounded and made his escape from tho enemy
An immense number OF his men were killed.
PARIS, July 24-The General Transatlantic Line
steamship Company has obtaineda contract to carry
mails between Hayre an NewYork. IL will receive
subyention from the Government OF 5,4sO,0OO francs
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ANOTHER INEFFEcTUAL BALLoL
RrMoRs THAT ROLLINS WILL AGAIN ArTLMPr 10
SUCCEED HIMskLr.

gUMoRs THAT ROLLINS WILL AGAIN ArTLMPr 10
SUCCEED nIMsELr.
CONCORD. II. n, July 24.-The Legislature met
to-day again. when 3Os members made another Intellectual
effort 10 elect successor Senator Rollins Pattersohs
fsends are endeavorIng 20 give him " BOOM but "a
yet bis prospects not brilliant The efforts OF MI
Hobbs TO secure nfty signatures toa paper calling Tor
conference have rewarded with only thirty Names
Among the rumOs to-day that Rollins viii reener
the field aud will receive $50 votos on the hrst baio|
tits also rurnored that Briggs will re-enter the Held and
that ex Governor Cheney will be the compromise cand-
date.
Tue ballot to-day resulted nc follows: Whole number
30s necessary to a choice, 1855; William g. La1d, )
Edward H. Rollins, Il. smyth. |; Austin f. Pike !;
H. r. Prescott ]; C. II. Burns. Moody Currier, (;
Charles II Bell, 2; Jacob H. Galllneer, ii Henry r.
Burnham, 3; Aaron Il. Stevens l7i Gilman Mhrston
20 Mason ". Tappan. 50; William T. Chandler, 81 !;
Harry CHAM, 100 Patterson gained over tho ast
l vote on Friday Tappan g. Stevens ana Marston lost
and Chandler 3.
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PHASES or THE LIQUoR QUESTION IN ONO

COLUMBUS Ohio, July 21.-rhe State Con-
venton 10 secure the adoption OF tho Prohbuon amohd
ment 10 tho Constitution attended BY 5OOdelegnes
pr ]. NJ Walden Wa, the TEN sorary. and Niles Gard
uer. ex.copgressman. permanent chairman. Their
speeches pointed 10 organization ia which al
their respective party tickets and concentrate on
the amendment.
CLEVELAND, July 2A-The ONO Liquor Dealers A.
sociation called a meeting nt Toledo August o. 10
organize for an aggressive political campaign next a
Inysions have been extended to all local aGsosiAtons
fn acld nelegaleA
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CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVER.
DEATHS AMONG BRITISH SOLDIERS.

ALEXANDRIA, July 24.-It is reported that cholera
has appeared among the British soldiers at the Cta-
del in Cairo. One soldier has died In the military
hospital at Abassies. The British Royal Artillery
and the 10th Hussars, which stationed at Abas-
sies preparing to go to Oshmooneyn
Cholera has broken out among the soldiers of the
British 42d Regiment which recently arrived In
Suez from Cairo. Two members of the regiment
have died from the disease.
CAIRO July PA British lieutenant died here
from cholera to-day.
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RIVAL ANNEXATION PROJECTS.

MELBOURNE, July 24.-The opinion OF the
people with reference the annexation of NewGuinea
and the New Hebrides is much excited The Frenchmen
at Noumea, New-Caedonia, are in ferment owing to
rumors that Britain will annex the NewHebrdes
An agitation has begun in favor of the annexation OF
the Islands by the French and deputaton has waited
upon the Governor OF NewCaled0nia ard urged their
annexation on the ground that the New Hebrdes are
dependency OF the colony The Governor promised 10
tae TO the designs OF Australia
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SETTLEMENT or INDIAN TERRITORY

KEoKUK. Iowa, July 24.-Captain Payne Oh
Oklahoma fame aud his attorney Colonel waters OF
Topeka made application yesterday to Judge Mcciary
for an injunction General Pope from inter
fering with the settlement OF Indian Territory Inc
Secretary OF War was originally party TO he sun, ou
as 10 INN it has Deen disnIlssed Colonel HoloYeliy
United States Attorney for Kansas represented ueis @
Pope ~ was agreed thai printed briefs shouu po Sao
min ed nv An
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HUNDREDS OF FATAL CASES IN EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA, July 24.-A European has died here
from cholera.
to have occurred in Cairo yesterday. There was
also one death from the disease in Ismaiia and one
In Suez yesterday.
LONDON, July PA Reuter- dispatch says that
In the twenty-four hours ended at 8 g. IN. to-day
there 463 deaths from cholera at Cairo, 20 at
Zifteh, 16 at Tantah at Sher5in, 13 at Mansurah.
III at Chibin, 43 at Mehalet, 80 at Thizeh and 2
at Chobar
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CLARENCE LEONARD ARRESTED.

NEw.HAvEN, Conn.,, July "a. - Clarence
Leonard young English actor, was arrested III west
Haven to-day on the complaint OF George " Gerard
who accuses him Of improper intimacy with Mrs. Gerard
Mrs Gerard and her husband do not i've happiv To-
.,,er Some time ago she applied for a divorce.
fconard became boarder In the hoise shortly aItet'
,yard and ho and Mrn Gerard played last season with
MaLnms Le Crand's company In tbis CITY, MIS-. Ieraro
,,uahas connter.charges against her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
4 wArxRFAMNE. FEARED IN ST. LOUIS

81. LOUIS, July 24.-Ihis city is in consid-
eraoe danger OF a waterfsmine oply twenty.four feet
OF water remain In the reservoir, which supplies large
part of the city with drinking water and tho pupins'
capacity OF the works 10 not equal 10 the demands OF the
present heated spell The Board OF Public improve
nepts addressed communication 10 the. Mayor In re-
v.Id 10 the scarcty OF water and the Danger OF
a,ius and THIS afternoon the Mayor Issued procamar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
CANADIAN CROPS INJURED.

QUEBEC, July 24.-lnformation from the
back country Is TO the effect the storm OF Sunday
was attended with disastrous results. Considerable
damage 10 the standing crops was done by the hail.
MaIame La Prize, OF 81. Jean Chrysostom was killed
by lightning whiie la the cellar OF her house.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.

THE CHANNEL TUNNEL BILL ABANDONED.
LONDON. July 24.-Mr. Chamberlain, President
of the Board of Trade, announced In the House of
Commons this afternoon that the Government had
abandoned for this session the English Channel
Tunnal hill
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CApTALY B0URKRS MARRIAGE TO-DAY
IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE tn

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUsE.l
OMAHA, Neb, July 24.-Captain j. q.
Bourke Chief OF staff OF General Crook arrived mere To-
dav from the East. He will be married tomorrow
orni,g IN Mlss Mole Eorbach, daughter Of wealthy
railroad man OF this city, and viii start Immediately 10,
NewYork whence he will sail for Europe on August
an a air mouths' leave OF absence.
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The Tbord6n low freeboard. sngleturreted moni-
Passaic type The monitor with three others
the type aud ten armored gunboats was built
after designs furnished by Captain John Ericsson The
dimensions etc. OF the monitor we're: Draft, ii feet
dsplacement 1475 tons indicated horse power, $780,
maximum speed, 7a knos armor at waterline inches
thick; armor tnrc 10ia anches. The monitor carried
two is-inch Fuisporg riies-
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FUNERAL or MAnTIN MILMORE.

BosToN, July 24.-Thc funeral services OF
the late Martin Mmore the sculptor took place ~ tue
CGt hedral OF the Holy Cross this morning solemn mass
OF requiem celebrated by the hey Father oIoo'o
Palmer ana Tnomas Bali. the sculptor The body was
taken to Forest Hill Cemetery for iDterment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
TOPICS IN MEXICO AND CUBA.
MEXICAN REBELS VICTORIOUS.

MEXICAN REBELS VICTORIOUS.
MATAMoRAs, Mex, July 24.-The rebellion
IN the lower end OF the state Of Tamaulpas Is said to
be gaiDing strength daily. 1t Is reported
that over 400 men headed by young Connamas
and defeated the Government forces This Is the nrst
engagement which has taken place. large portion OF
the troops in Laredo have been ordered to the scene OF
the fighting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
SUICIDE or A STREET CAR C0ND UCToR.

BALTIMORE, July 24.-A. p. Dorsey, con-
dnctor OF the city passenger cars, conmi''ea
suicide this afternoon by Jumping into Mount Royal
Reservoir. His body recovered Tonight. he ieIs
his aat watch and pvcketbo0k near by, and no'e
stating that he had committed sgusids-
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A SWEDISH MONITOR FOUNDERS.

LONDON, July 24.-The Swedish monitor Thor
don has foundered near Norrkoping. The crew
were saved. The Thordon was OF about 1000 tons
burthen.
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PHASE OF THE JEWISH TRIAL.

LONDON, July 24.-In the Jewish trial at
Nyireghyhazs Hungary, to-day the Court at the re-
quest OF the Public Prosecutor and the counsel for the
defence refused to allow the boy Mortz scharf, the
trnc,pal witness for the prosecution 10 be sworn on
ccount OF his ous and beartess conduct and the
conflicting statements he had already made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
FEVER PRECAUTIONS AT NEw-oRLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS, July 24.-The varOus
commercial bodies OF this city few days ago adopted
the following resolution which approved last night
by the Board of Health and forwarded 10 Governor
McEnery:
Resoired That the Board OF Health be requested to
petition tho Governor OF the State OF Louisiana 70 have
all infected vessels in the waters OF the state re-
moved OF the same and that he issue his proclana-
ton that henceforth vessel from any infected port De
permitted TO enter the waters OF the state.
DR.. Formento then offered the following resolutions
which unanimously adopted:
Whereas There IA danger OF elbow fever being intro
duced Into NewOrleans through unrestricted commun
cation between snip Island and the coast OF the State OF
Mississippi
esoired That the Governor o, the State Of Louisiana
be requested 10 call the attention OF the Governor 0
Mssssipp this fact and urge him TO take stringent
to put stop 10 this dangerous intercourse
and he IL
Resoired That the General Government be requested
through the proper authority order that no comnu
nicaiion should be held between SHIP island and the
Mississippi coast.
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AMERICAN CATTLE IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, July Z4.-In the HOUSE OF COm-
mons this afternoon Mr. Gladstone replying 10 ques-
ton by Mr. Chaplin. said the Government had no inten
ton 60 legslate further in regard the Importation of
cattle unless the law existing was found 10 De u-
adequate
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STUDENTS ARRESTED IN ST. PETERSBURG.
ST. PETERSBURG, July "a. - Twenty-Five
students were arrested here last week. The cause OF
their arrest ia unknown.
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THE NEW SUEZ CANAL.
OPPOSITION TO A FRENCH MONOPOLY.

OPPUSIIIUN TO HT'I'OIT y. ., -'7'' a,
LONDON, July 2l.-In the Hous'of Commons TO-
day sir Stafford Northcote gave notice that he
would move shortly an address to the Queen pray
ing that IN any negotiations relative 10 the SusA
Canal she will decline ID recognize any claim OIL Tue
suez Canal Company to such monopoly as wouiu
exclude other undertakings designed Tor the pur-
pose of opening a way between the Mediterranean
aud Red Sea. a
The Standard says the opposition IN the HOUSE VI
Commons will endeavor TO obtain tne uno oi ,no
H.. ON Afoudav and Tuesday of next week for the
dscussion of motion watch will probably declare
thai no arrangement for making the new Suez Canal
Which recognizes the monopoly OF M. De Lesseps
will be satisfactory.
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MIR. GLADsTONE's REPLY TO NJ. DE LEssEPs.
LONDON, July 24.-Mr. Gladstone wrote 10 M.
DE Lesseps on Monday. thanking him for 80 freey
and amicably stating that the British sovernnen'
was not bound to press the provisional canal agree
ment non Parliament and for similarly ANNOUNCING
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THE DEATH OF GENERAL ORD.

HAVANA, July 24-By order of the family
and the United States Government the body Of General
f. O. O. Ord has been embalmcd to await arrangements
for its hual disposal
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npowNED AT A ROTTEN PIER

END OF AN EXCURSION PARTY.
fAiA' ,.,.v, NEAR BALrIMoRE-sIxrY-FiVh
fi'' BODIES RECOVERED
;on under the auspices OF the
An excursion , ps0s6eiaI Society of the Catholic
Mount hS'a; 20 Corpus Christi sailed on ,i Monday
from ,a,.s Baltimore D ten miles In the evening re-
when ,ss the rbarf bs' on which the crowd stood
@ a3.s s for the boat suddenly sSse ns wsssS ~sy
and many pe'SDsc rssc,ipg the drowning persons
The work s,r Of ;musded ,o by darkness, and many my
s:: ; : e: :,; s sss s. ;:s' throw; y =: e
sn s' q as a.. Ss s'Sss ms i@S nsd snd
sevos' so%s Of the witnesses testified that 'ns ''
in the pier were rotten.
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VIRGINIA POLITICS.

ton stopping all street-sprinklns, washing OF SIDE
walks and use OF hand-hose.
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fvERDICT OF THE JURY.
The following is the verdict:

We find that Louisa swearcr and others came TO
their deaths by drowning by the breaking OF the
bridge at 1ivOn the night oil July 20
and that the authorities Of the place did not use
proper aud precautoD 10 prevent the occurrence
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- Mo01o8ys L4ooatooe. HoctufEAl ku1Gnfo~
Aversion 70 Society. Dfmnsaa Of Vision. ~
IN the Hssd. the Vital 1uid passing unoisS,I
In thu urine, MIDI many other diseases thsfsss
70 insanity and death
m. 4IUrIK viii agree 70 forfsft ~.
Hundred Dol1nHD for . ease Of thts kinSNs
the VITAL DECORATIVE furds, ~
special sdvfos end tzsstmsnV viii not c.,,~
for snythfng impure OF Injurious found y.
NR. MIBTHE trssts al trivsts DiseeeS:s
cessfuily vithoSt mercury. Coasuients.-
RPoo. 1hosougA sxaminst1on and advfes n
ciudlng anAlysas Of uF1ns. ~ 90. Price of Visss
R0otOrottve, - % Q bottle. or fosr ~
the quantity. $40 %; ssnt 70 any sddress ~.
receipt Of pFies. oe O. o. D.. secure fro. ~
sGrvsdon. ND In pFfvste name II dsdrs6
4. =. MIuTIE, II. y.
II KeAYny -. San YPaneiscs.
SAMPLE BOTTLE YREE-Sent on spprie.
don By letter stating symptoms, ser AZ NJ
CUmmunicsuons strictly confdsntial.
m. MIUTlED KlDNEY REMrnv.
u"M1ET1CUM, eurss al kinds q Kidpss
md Dleddss Complaints. 0opo1h0a. a.
Lsaconhoa- For sale by al drussists; 81 o !
bottle, stx bottles for 3 90.
DB. 4I0TlR0 DALDELIOu PII.la
are the begt and cheapest DYBPKPaIA ~
BILlOUo cure In tha masket. Yors
al ~dsussists. mrsb
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Sheriff's Sale.
RATIO, Plainti4s,
PETBO RODERTl, Defendant.

PETBO ROBERfI. Defendant.
out Of the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District Of the State Of Nevada. in and for
Eureka County. on the 7th day Of July. A. d.
1853. and 10 nae directed and delivered upon
. Judgment rendered in said Court on the 7th
day Of July, 4. d. 1883. in favor OF 6iscomo
0tni and 0useppi Ratio. plaintdns. and against
PstSo Robsrti. defendant, for the rum Of nine
hundred md ten twenty-five hundrsdtbs del
lars lawful money OF the United States. DANA
sss, with interest thereon ct the rats Of
paid. from the 18th day Of January. 4. d. lss2.
In like money, and thirty and thirty-hvs
hundredths dollars costs. and one hundred
dollars sttornsys fees, and tive dollars soeru-
Ana ~ virtue Of said order Of sale I have on
this 7th day Of July, 4. D. lses, levied upcn
the following dsscribsd rsal property; n ths
county Of Eureka. STATE Of Nsvsda, 70 viii
abous twsnty. eight niies southvsssssiy from
the town Of 4ursks. Nevada. In the Deer cSsek
range Of mountains end upon the northwest
side thereof. and being the ranch purchsssd
sspos Inc isth DAY Of Novsmbsr. is76.
publie notice q hereby given thas
On Henaay, the ThiSsissh Day Of
1uIy, 4. y. looS,
Between the hours Of . o'clock A. Y. md 3
o'clock ,. H.. to-wit. d ~ o'clock noon Of sid
day. I viii sell AL the hight usls. claim aAd
interest Of said defendant. psteo 8ohssu. In
ND y =: sosys.esscriSsa real ysoRss:y. q
Of 1ursks. County d Uursks. Stats Of Msvsda.
At public sueton for sash In hand 10 he
highest ana best hidass 70 sssisiy sasA sedss
Of sals end sests: -
~ J y. ulII, unAss eAssa4.
9AHnD D WrH1s. Attssnsys to- YlainNa.
1usska. New. Jaiy :. iese.
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eureka Dailp 9futirleL


TIE following "a eonpists hzs Of cat
Standing assessments upon stocks Lifted as
sAs san Francisco Stock and Exchanges
Board. With the dates upon which th<y
vii become delinq1sos IN the Board and
The DAY OF sale:
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Assessment Notice.


Location Of principal place Of business, s1a
Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Eureka Mining Distrtet
Eureka County. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given that At . meeting
OF the Board Of Directors Of this Company.
held on the l1th day Of July, 1883. IA assessm<ni
mo. ll Of Fifty to0cl Cents per share ~
levied upon the capital stoek Of the OoYposs
ton. payable immediss=iy IL United sissu
gold coin. 10 the Secretary at the once Of ~
Company, Room &c. Nevada Block, 10 Mont
gomery street. San Francisco. CAlifornis.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON
Monday, the Twentieth t2OGh) Day
81 August. Iss3,
Will be d~elinqaent and advertised for sAls 4
public sucuon, and unless payment 10 nsds
before. will Be sold on SATURDAY. he
EIGHTH 18TH day Of SEPTEMBER. LIZ. y
pay the Delinquent assessment. together viii
cost Of advertistng and xpenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
A. ". HAvENB. 0ecstGy.
omce-Roon -. Nevada Block, - xunS
gornsxy street. San Francisco. Cal. lynn