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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-04
LOWELL As AUTHOR AND MAN.
ISTEx.

Speaking Of the election Of Minister
Lowell as Rector of st. Andrews Uni
versity. the New York Tribune says:
Mr.. Lowell's election as Rector of st.
Andrews University is an exceptional
tribute to an American scholar, as well
as an exceptional compliment to an
American ~diplomatist. Never before
have the Scottish universities extended
this courtesy to q foreigner, and the
honor will be heartily appreciated by
Americans. 1t is another proof that it
was not q mistake to send to the Court
OF st. James one who represented the
best culture Of the English-speaking race
on this side of the sea. 1t has been a
most fortunate circumstance that Mr..
Lowell's intellectual attainments, graces
of manner, and maturity of scholarship
should have produced as deep an i'm
preston in England as they have in his
own country. He has won the respect
and admiration of the best men in En-
glish public life, precisely as he has been
appreciated and honored by those who,
by reason of education and scholarly
tastes, rave the best right to be consid-
cred representative Americans.
This compliment is not impaired by
the fact that Mr.. Lowell was not eligi-
BILE to the Rectorship and that he has
been requested to withdraw. This re-
quest was coupled with . second hand
some eulogy from the University stu
dents who expressed regret for the faux
pax in the election.
The Sacramento Bee takes the occa-
sion presented to score Mr.. Lowell for
his trucking to the British and his
evident lack Of the moral courage to
assert his Americanship. as follows, and
the Bee speaks the sentiment of the
American people who can see no reason
why he should be ashamed Of them +:
Mi. Lowell, however, was not sent
from this Nation merely to dilly-dally
with scholars, to attend banquets, to
sup with the l~iterati, to toady to the
Lords at the Irving farewell, while he
was conspicuous by his absence at the
Fourth of July dinner in London. He
was commissioned to attend to the
wants and represent the wishes Of Amer
lean citizens abroad. and in that he made
q most signal and complete failure. As
an author, as . man Of letters, all Amer
leans will give to Mr.. Lowell his proper
need Of honor. As an American, who
has neglected his duty, and turned his
back on his countrymen in distress, to
bask in the smiles of English aristoc-
racy, they cannot but look upon him
with distaste, il not . deeper feeling Of
d~ispleasure and disapprobation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-04

THE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO SELL
to the highest bidder, for cash. in front
of the Courthouse, on the 10th day Of the
present month, at IL O'Clock M, all that Ger.
tain mining property known Is the Rose mine,
situst- d near the Mountain Boy mine.
The Rose mine has four shafts within Q
radius of 200 feet. Shaft No. l, ITO feet No.
2, 81 fee No. 8, 40 feet; No. 4, Is feet. This
mine has produced about 800 tons Of galena
ore, such as is to be seen In the mine At the
present time
My reason for selling this property at pres
ent IL, that I wish to concentrate my mining
operations to my group Of mines In Spring
Valley.
Fer reference in regard to the mine / refer to
VIM. Arlington. Z. H. ROSE.
Eureka, Dec. 8, 1883. d4-tf
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A OF NEvADA,( nc
Couvry or EIrREKA-

STATE OF NEvADA,l.s
COUNTY OF EUREKA.
I, N. G. Cavanaugh, CLERK of the Board Of
County Commissioners in and for said County
and State, do hereby certify that the foregoing
bills were passed and ordered paid by the
Board of County Commissioners on the Sd
day of December, A. D. 1883.
NJ. G.. CAVANAUGH,
Clerk Board Of County Commissioners.
Eureka, Dec. 3, 1883. DAFT
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NEW TODAY.


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10 cents for postage, and we
will mail you free, royal. valuable box of
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home a bottle OF Parker's Ginger Tonic.
But when it broke up my cough and cured
her neuralgia and baby's d~ysentery, she
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-04

Truckee Music Hall continues to draw
full houses every night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-04

Go to P. Steler's for fine wedding an,
holiday presents.
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Go to P. Steler's for fine diamonds
watches and chains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-05
p o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
He 10th and streets northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR BRICK DWELLING
RANKIN STREET BErW EN- FOURTH AMI
FIFTH AND AND . STREETS NORTHWEST
N IHE CITY OF WASHINGTON, IN THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA
BY virtue OF deed Of trust. bearing date the 10Th
toilc 3iy one o the iai records for the District Of
Columbia and by virtue of the order and decree Of tn
supreme Court of the District of ColuInbi holding
special term III Equity. Of the 4th day L. October
u.s. IA cause nqnbered 295 IN Equity we shall at tn
the said deed Of trust by reason of default il. III
payment Of the Indebtedness by the said dee,
OF trust secured. offer for sale in front Of tn
premises on THURSDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DA
those certain premises known lots numbered ninet,
three t93), nincty-fOur (9il. and ninety i've fes
II the ComInissioners' subdivision of scua,
numbered nve hundred and ten $40, in the CITY
Washington in the District OF Columbia and lot NUN
lersd one hundred and nineteen (l9) of William
Holidgs subdivision of lots numbered twenty sew,
t21 and twenty eight (2S OF the said Commissioner
subivsion OF the said square, together with the i'm
pfovenents. appurtenances and hereditamens to Il,
same belonging the said improvements consisting
four ca Brick Dwelling Houses numbered respectiveI
49, <3 435 aud S43in Franklin street in the said Gig
Terms OF sale: Onehaf cash. and the balance In :.
and twelve months secured, the property sold al
;he notes to bear interest Ut per cent per aInun
sl00 viii be required each house when sold
conveyancng To be at pure aser's cost The terms q
sae to b conplid with within (l0) days In efau
OF such compliance TIE Trustees viii resell the ssid pr
misses (or.so much thereof In respect Of which gu
defauting purchaser after i've go days notice by
yertisng IN Newspaper g9blishsd in the city Of Was
fvEIYN 8. Hall Trustees
K O. HoLTzAAN. AuctioneF. u27-dkds
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I'd Edition.
Latest qGlegranS to Hle Star.


TORONTO, ONT, Dec a-The MaG in referring 70
the PreSident'S message, says: There are Just two
points In the message In which we are specially in
tereSted The first is its reference To the fishery
question. Under the present conditions the fishery
Clauses OF the treaty OF Washington will terminate
IN july, 1855; but the President proposes the ap-
polntment OF commission TO Inquire into the best
means or acquiring for the American citizens per-
manent admission TO the fisheries OF British North
america, which are admitted in the message TO be
valuable Permanency can never be established
Iegafung privileges 10 foreign territory. Such priv
leges must be subject to revision from time 10 time
me other point is the advice offered by the Presi-
dent against any large reduction OF revenue during
the coming year. The President advises Congress
10 walt and watch the effect OF the legislation of
last year: This recommendation. If duly attended
10. VIII simplify matters for our own parliament
during the coming session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-05
CAPITOL Notes.

After brief executive session. during which
number of nominations received to-day (mostly
recess appointments were laid upon the table to
await the formation OF committees the senate ad-
Journed until tomorrow.
Among the bills introduced in the Senate to-day
We're one by Nj. MOrril 10 provide for the compile
tlon or the Capitol terrace. etc, and one by Mr.
HaWley To provide fire-proo building In Wash
1nSton to contain the library and museum OF the
army medical department.
After the introduction OF great number OF bills
IN the Senate to day MIR. Merrill obtained the floor
Ior the delivery OF prepared speech On his bill re-
lating to the coinage
Hon. Z. Lasker, member OF the German rechs-
tag, was on the floor OF the House and Senate to-
gay, under the escort Of Hon ThOs p. Ochtltree.
he was much interested in The proceedings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-05
The Couyts.
TIC OOuFtSs
COURT IN GENERAL TENN.

COURT IN GENERAL TENN
To-day. Janin aesA Gilmore, OF hearing.
CIRCUIT CorRT-Jaf5e gacafshur
To-Day, oudesleys co. agI royie ana Dtxox
&t0 agt Hunter; defaults Il. 4 johnson at
Nl>tricti leave 10 wltAdFaw amended Declaration
Juror withdrawn. with leave 10 itfendanl ~ Win
Draw plea and Gle demurrer, loiisder 1ed demsr7es
heard and sustained; appeal prayed. Cole agt
Potomac Steamboat Co; on hearing
CRIMINAL CoURr-Judoe Etass.
TINS morning Nr. Josiah Dent fex-DiSfY1ef (oru
mlssi0ner1. drawn TO MA the vacancy On the prrIs
jury, reported ana Pleading exemption by res,sol
OF being 4 member or the bar was exrused M
l. " loitll. who WAS yesterday returned not fond
reparted ana was accepted. John L. Miller wat OK,
ordered 70 be summoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-05

nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN A
me best 20 V JUSTHS Old Stand Known for years
: the only place where hrst-class SECOND-HxND
can be sold at rsspectahls pFice1 ADDE'S
soS1du Oad Stond, No. go street. between 9th and
NJ tn etreees ngrthWeof
N.6-A0ee ~ mail promptly attondedto ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-05
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioueers

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
bHE EAsT SIDE OF TENIH STREET WEST
LOT q s-l2X10s FEET. TO AN ALLEY ga
Under the authority Of deed Of trust dated July
1910 recorded In Liber No s26 at folio lAs Of the
er Of The Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
assed November 2lst. 1883. in equity cause No 20
e viii osr f1E sae At Pnbs anetion " front Of Ii
E tdis lsssa. FOUR 9cLQCKP NJ that certain 10
., N the recorded subdivision of original lots 10
nd u ~ square 37A made by the heirs Of John David
1n with the improvements thereon, consisting in I
t-iis and trimnlings ~ ~ ~
Terms Of sale onefourth cash on the day Of sale,o
ishin seven days thereafter the residue In four com
ay n9sn AZ aa Twelve eighteen and twenty-fcu
TO %, Se given 70 our order bearing SIX centners
dsd q DEED Of trust on the property sold and
archeeer may pay all cash any greater portion tl,a
e iourtn nj his option If the terms not Compile,
nn WITHIN seven days from the day Of sale we resery
re right e resell the property at the risk and cost
ne de1auluns purchaser. All conveyancng aud record
n porchassrs cost. $3.50 deposit on acceptance o.
i'd. GEO. TRUESDELI.
e05 7th stEeet ". r-,....
JAMES EDWARDS 1rustees
azS-o8os az tta street nv.
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CHICAGO. ILL.-CharleS Haley, who has been en-
poyed as Chief OF the Chicago and Northwestern r.
h detective service. has been arrested charged with
compOuDdlng 1eony. general claim Is made
agains Haley that he has been directly connected
with an organized gang OF monte sharps. ard thai
py giving them his Official protection has shared
In the moneys obtained from g,,lible travellers and
particular instances are cited where he shielded
Train gamblers. who had obtained large sums OF
money % three-card monte and other wei known
confidence methods Haley is reported TO be worth
from $4,000 to $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-05
DRAWING OF JULY 10 1854

Lieut.; Josiah Chance 18th Infantry Fort Lin
On, coln Dakota: $4,000
Gibson. conductor Cairo Division Wabash
st louis PACIFIC r. r.. Carmi. Ills. $1,000
~ H. Ee Sslro LIS .:-.::.......... ZOO
Tins ~. thompson " r. l4th ST., n. Y... 10 0OO
4nroa9Ie soIst - avery St BOSTON, Mass OOO
II i; Muolt 80 birH1n mercer Co. Ky 5000
TO ~; CiaIk OF, chicago lis. 1000
II 4ie N .th st. Phlia Pa. LOO
loo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-05
District Government Affairs,

The District Commissioners have Il sed the follow
Ing as the dates st which the exemption O. Tn,
following churches and grounds from taxation be
gan: jewish synagogue. Sth street, October Is
1873: Westminster Presby terrain church. eth street
near ID, August 9, 1872: Epiphany protestant EpiS
c0pan church. g street, near 14th street. November
%. lSs2 New York Avenue Presbyterian church
on New York avenue, between 18Th and l4th streets
September 2. 1872 Trinity Reformed church, on 30
ana streets. January IL, 1915; St Johns Chapel
22d street and Virginia avenue. February % ISL
Dunbarton NJ f. church, Georgetown, June D. 1865
PHYSICIAN TO THE POOR.
Dr. X. A: Neale, NO l7S6 street northwest, hrs
sanitary division. TO NIL the vacancy made by the
death OF DIR. Newman
GAS LAMPS ALONG THE B. & p. RAILROAD line -
Mr.. H. T. Kenney, general superintendent OF the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad
company, in note to the District Commissioners
states that voucher In favor OF the Commission.
company lOr supplying gas and lighting. &C., e.
lamps along the line OF the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for the months OF July and August lsS3
VIII be sent In a few DAYS
THE NEW HACK STANDS.
The District Commissioners to-day directed that
the recent hack stand orders prepared by them be
put into effect at once.
COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED By THE COMMISSIONERS
Mr.. K B. Clark requests the erection OF street
lamp on NJ street southwest, between ~ and 9th
Mr. george A. McIlhenny. president Of the WASH
lngton gas company, requests permission OF the
commissioners 10 run an independent sewer from
the company S works 10 the river.
Mr. A. Davis has notified the Commissioners that
there is leaky water pipe in the center OF 10th
street. between Q and streets northwest which
has been running ever since the concrete pavement
was laid last fall
CLAIM FOR DRAWBACK DISALLowED
The District Commissioners have refused an an
plcatfon made by Mr.. f. W. Whitaker agent for
Mr.. C. j. Hillyer, TO be allowed drawback ON the
special improvement tax paid 10y the owner OF land
On 2ls street, In square &C. account OF Old mate
RAJ taken Dl The District. In the prose cuton of
the work the pre-existing sidewalk was taken
away. The Commissioners say the old material
was not reused upon the street ana Goes 40! enter
the assessment In any way. III the District owes
the owner for property taken away there is no al,-
thOrity for paying such claim with drawback Ger
uf1cate.
BCHpTNG PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Warner & Co. erect
seven two story dwell ings 18TH and streets: 81
j. A. Hoffman, erect a market store, ID, between
1tl and 10Th streets "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-05

B1sHors CAMpHoarSE-
For Chapped Hands, Face and Lips: removes Sunburu
ana renders the Skin Beautifully Soft and Smooth
and - Invaluable for the Toilet Price 25c Der
bottle Try IL and not satisfied return the uoItie
and have the money refrnded
Prepareo by l. y. BISHOP Dr1,ev1ss
80 9Th street, corner d street northwest
uso9 Washington, D. G.
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DRAWING OF AUGUST IA. 1883.

w. T. Muse. Rocky Mount. n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Rev Moses Zelovich. 544h s. Canal ST.. Chicago,
lack braves Stoct. Ill
Gustaye Bauman Preble Machine Works, IS and
40 w. Monroe ST.. Chicago, Ills ..
Messrs. Sam Selig and j. NJ Littlehale, Selma,
VIM E. Oates. c. willis, A. 4. Prescott and Rob;t
Payne collected through Vicksburg Bank Of
Nv. Vondersmith, 2Oa9 Locust st.. Phiia.. Pa. 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-05
V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auc,ioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN The CITY OF WASHINGTON. D. C.
by virtue OF a deed of trust, dated Sd day of *.
March, A. d. 1882 recorded i'll I.ihnr No 994 folio III
1856 of the land records Of the District Columbia 4A
at the reQues Of the parties thereby secured we
Will sell at publ auctiuI in front of each of the prem
ses hereinafter described the following real estate to
wit ~
On FRIDAY FOURTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER
AID. 1888 at FOUR O'CLOCK NJ, all those pieces OF
ground known rs Lots One, Two Three Eleven Twelve
and thirteen, Ia square one Thousand and
Q023 situated South and streets and 18th street
east. known as NJ H. Homler's Slaughter House prop
erty, and also improved by large dwelling house
And IMMEDI ATELY AFTER THE SALE of prom
ery in said square 023 We will sell all those pieces of
ground Known as the east thrtyoDe feet inches
of lot twenty and the west thirteen and seven
inches OF lot three by the depth OF lots in
square one Thousand and forty -seven situated on
south street between 18th and 14th
proved by small Frame Dwelling Houses Of five rooms
each.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money cash
and the balance in six twelve and eighteen months wit
interest at SIX per tent from day OF sale for which
purchaser or purchasers shall give their pruIussory
notes secured by deed deeds OF trust property
sold or all cash at the option OF the purchaser or Dr-
chasers $50 TO be paid III cash each piece of property
at the time OF sale. All conyeyanciEs and recording At
HrCt aser or PURCHASES cost Terms Of sale COM
Piled with IN ten days from day o. sale otherwise h
property viii be resod at the risk and cost defauitill
purchaser or purchasers. after i've days. notice III The
Evening Star he said real estate will lie sold subject
ors certificate of the taxes ard will be ex
hibited at the sales
William J. MILLER.
,o Gt,ics 81 $50 ale louisiana avenue. Trustees
d4d&ds 5O6 10th street northwest
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DRAWING OF JUNE II, 1888.

James Demoruee. Irene St. New Orleans, Ia. $4,000
1 hosehthal Fayetteville St, Raleigh NC. Is 0O(
Bank, New Orleans. for account Bank OF Com
merge, Memphis Tenn. .:.................. 10 OO(
&Tannh Brown PASSPORT. ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL 00(
". o. mutcnnson II Old slip, New YOrk...... 10 00C
o.: n fieaSance Cleveland Ohio: ............ 5000
2 NJ =; Mais Ie3 Sarch St, New York 5000
Wells Fargo Co. San Francisco. CAL. 1000
collected through First National Bank
Springfield Ky......................... Loco
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DIED.


pslSss Pm ' SRih a q s s s. s.
9I Funeral will take place from his late reidnca Ne
81 at Es Ses s5Tsef P9snSest fhpr.dsy Decse,h
fully invited to attend ~ 's
BERpINE On psoemher 9Th 1888. ct o'caoes p,
Funeral from bis sisters nsiaencs. IA noruuu. uo
Friends inTss 9th n't .
alHzESSF 9 SA EEYps.sss PsSss -,
,:sS s. ss'' f: sss:ss 4. ;. ,
m JAMES a. FosTTR IL IS MY &c essss Ss =
400! street southwest on TSursdsy. q o'closk
e EEiHssFskE :ss e "a
oI Fsnsrs, q fS Sa,S and s Ella Renscke
sssss 6" ess: q e g. Is s !. sss
many W.v
Funeral from the ridspcs Of his son-ini.v 10 100
rassivss s ns:S q Sm =.
6. ssiEssfRis c'Ssss ss q g
Gen . Wheeler Of Maryland. d ths ssvaHv louE1h
s., Funeral from Oak HIN Chapel THURSDAY. Dsons.
s Rss s. !: s :sa S q Ss 80
IN MEMORIAL
SMITH In the death Of Ms. SALLY SMITH wfAn /.
snd large s1 os IL q. f .sS .5s 8.
bereaved
This ased lady-widow Of the late we'll Known ma
ia1eitted John A. Smith-was universally b. loved e.
one Who Tor nearly a century has ulus61xs6 every
sssry relation Of life shs dispsnssd hsppips@ IN
untany charity TO the destitute and ever ready bci,
for the church she evinced gentle lovene az c&af-
acter eery rarely eQualed. -
10 the dear ones Of the home circle WHO must scw
h 20 40 without her loving preeence. can be Offered
onfy the deepest sympathy. and sinceresf hoge Shrf
realz.ng her happiness they may be ouforted Furn
her unorokeD slumber she would Say 20 them
oh deep repose !! Oh, slumb<zr blexf
No heavy signing In my rest Z
To meet another wenry morrow
Think that with me the strife Is oser.
Lies cares and struggling hattie ende6.
Rejoice that have gnined the shore
To which my falter1ng footstepu tended.
Breatne the blest hope above the SOD.
And Leave me 70 my rest with God
December 5th 1888
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Officer E.ink,e,. Alleged .,.asI., MS.

CHARGES AGAINST NICHOLSON AND IrCAS REFERRED
TO THE GRAND JURY.
In the Police Court to-day the case against VIM.
Nicholson alias DewdEey, charged with assaulting
ofcer Hiilkie. ana with number of collateral as
saultS on citizens. was called. Mr. c NJ smith, for
the defendant. asked for an acluittal as TO the
case OF assault on Mr. hale and Mr.. Price and the
charge OF disorderly conduct, the charge OF as
sauit1ng the officer would 60 20 the grand Jury.
iudge Smell. In remarkine upon the case said that
"heH Mt. tiagett responded 10 the cali vi Lil, OIL
cel i0r assistance he entitled 10 The protection
OF The law, ana would haze protection when he
came TO that court He sentenced the defendant To
Jan Tor w Gays Tor aSSautng Nr. Ciageut, and fined
Gnn SIG or 10 days In each case OF assault Mr J..
T. Price and Mr. VIM Hale and $40 far dsonierlv
conduct. The case OF assault On the officer was
sent TO the grand jury. An appeal from the judg-
nlent OF the court was noted. ana bonds fixed at
s"u In the case against Thomas Lucas. charged
with being loud ana boisterous Judgment WAS slls-
pended IN the case against him for assaulting Of
fcer iinllle on Thanksgiving night Lucas waived
an examination and gave bonds for the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-05
Aid for the Injured Eiremen.
The Editor of The EVENING STAR:

10 Tue Edtor OF lHE EVENING STAR:
The undersigned committee. appointed by Wash
ington Lodge No. Is, Benevolent Protective order
OF Elks, at its session the 2th ult beg leave to
present to you. and through you to the fund
created for the benefit OF the unfortunate irernen
who were SO severely injured at the late street
cOnf1agration the sum or twenty-five dollars which
please ind herein enclosed. F. K WARD
J. Y. PORTS,
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eY- TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY. DECEMBER THIRTEENTH same hou,
apd place. BY order OF the Trustees. d5-d&ds
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DRAWING OF DECEMBER 10. 1882

DRAWING OF DECEMBER 1e, 1882.
sallie F. Kingsley. 1923 Master street. Philadel-
Thomas F. Bell, Sc Z. 5th street. South Boston
Harper s. Fries. 1877 W. Court street, Cincinnati.
John I. Garvin. 26 Willard Place. South End,
j
T. Bolihagen. III Pine street st. Louis, Mo-.
L. Shelton, collected through Kentucky National
Mrs. Harriet Woodman. Vesper. Onondaga CO.,
New York ...--"'.
PalG Wells, Fargo Co.'S Bank, San Francisco
Underwood Fisher. collected through First Ma
tional Bank. Three Rivers, Mich -
Geo. G. & d. Ayres. Danville, Va...............,.