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application for q Patent
No. $50.
UNIrED STATES L.Np OrE1Cx.

No. 400,
UNITED STATES L.SD OFFICE
fnFska, Nevada. February 8, 4. ID. 1853.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATJAWES
~ u. lEHMSR. whose postofice address is
tlneinnsti, ohio. has this day filed his appli-
es'loh Tor q patent for fifteen hundred linear
Iee, q the iehmtr mine or vein bearing gold
sra silver, with surface ground six hupdre,,
feet IN width. situated in Pahransgat Lake Min
ing District, County OF Lincoln, State of Ne
Nnde, and desi. mated by the field notes snd
Sinelal Plat on file in this office as Lot Number
- Ia Ios nship 8, South Range, 50 East of
Aonnt bio Meridian. The exterior bounds
RES OF said Lot No 81 being as follows, TO v il
htei1 nlng post married Mol. Survey
SoSs. 4 ). II, 50 Z. Section 81, NJ ID NJ bepce
me Ne corner post OF Section 81. Il s. s Il, 50
Z, UesEs % otg Is. feet; old monument and
pest the same. Thence running. LIST course s
10 afS y lSO0 feet, TO post marked No .. U s
sure. 20 S.; old monument icing cedar tree
y inches in disnerer and bezrs a. deg W 2
Feet from pest No .. Thence, I'd course. "a
az 8 Co feet, to post No ). Survey No IS !:
post No 5. Thence, sh course r6 deg p ls0o
let, 10 post No 4. Survey No IS; old mopu.
lneat bears \ p deg " 50 feet from post No a
iheIee 4;h course. "a deg 1910 feet, to post
20 !, The pisce Of beginning. Contaiping 20
66-leO acres. Courses expressed from the true
meridian, with 1,asnetic variation Of le der
Est. 80.
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders oiIice Of Lincoln County, Nevada. in
Book Ct Mining Notices, page 2l5 OF the records
q lincoln County. Nevada. This claim is
bounded by no known claims
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Lehnler mine or surface ground.
are required to file their adverse claims with the
Register of the United States Land office at Eu.
reks, in the State of Nevada. during the six,y
days period Of Publication hereof, or they will
&c osrred by virtue OF the provisions Of the
statute.
FL. HINCELEY, Register.
II as hereby ordered thst the foregoing notice
az application for patent be published for the
period Of ten consecutive weeks in the Piecbe
aEeoED, weekly Newspaper published at
fioche. Lindoln County, Nevada.
fis-lut +. II. u NChLEY, Register
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A pauaPua Albright, PLAINTIFF, Ns.
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MA psssAisnl VII hsyyl ses seollge lsl Iuil
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ihe state 81 \ Yads IN Rnt fol tic County IA
Lincoln ~ obtain Z dffres efYgid penFl aa
ialyiug the honaso " mgtglmopy caislre he,
tween said rleinliu apa Defendant tpd esard'
painiln, aud thar II said deieIdant does uol
sppasF and mako dslspee On lhe flFsi day n
ths HANNAH TIN n saia0onrl u 1858 said
spltwnl he hss.l and igeIlfisFifptierp
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the Board of Directors, mads on the third dsy
VI tshrasyy, lass, 70 mspy shares VI each pss,
"! o. such stock - msy bs necessary, Will 10
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NOTICE,

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IN pnasIAgssa lnlsp,ds e g.ls ipplleailln
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tutels Neyads pscember w 1852
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Monday, che Ia,h d.yafM.I,

A. D, 1851, al the honr Of u O'Clock N, 81 that
dey, vii sell Al the right, title and iniensl
81 said George Russell ct, VI in and to ths
above .le.sr,h.d property At the front doors d
Nevada, al public auction, Tor cash In hardT
70 NC h'ehes! and best bidder, TO satisiy vi
eSesnli.n and al costs,
slNid W, l., MCKEE, theIih,
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liza hssspy ordered that ths torres olng pelies
" sppllestloa for pslept DO Published Tor The
period " tan consecutive wssts ia ths Piaehs
WsetE kyoosp vsssly psvspapsE published
,lsv w AIsogIEy Rssisru,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-26
The RObberies 1t the Washinxtou l3ar.

TRIALS IN THE POLICE COURT TODAY
Charles Dawson, young eolored man, was put
on trial before Judge Smell this morning for rob-
bling Capt Howelrs quarters, at the arsenal, OF q
valuable cigar smoker and some sheets. MI. Howell
stated that the defendant was q servant of his at
the time the articles were missed. Policemen
Bronson and Lotus, OF the South Washington
precinct testified to recovering the stolen prop
erty at the rooms Of the defendant He was SEN
fenced to six months In jail.
Ann Meredith, colored woman, who lives on
Van street, in So nth Washington, w. ;;;.r r:i tr
on three separate cacc.s; receiving stolen goods
the property OF various oficers and persons In the
W ashingtOn barracks. large quantity OF silver
ware, napkins, towels, articles OF clothing, etc.
the larceny OF which young colored man named
VIM. p. Keys, who roOmed in her house. was SEN
fenced to six months in Jail a few days ago The
first case tried was for unlawfully receiving u lot
Gen. Ayres, commandment of the barracks The
general identified some OF the property as his.
Omcers LOTUS and Bronson testified TO recovering
the gOOlS from the defendants trunks, at her
rooms The next case was for receiving a lot OF
clothing and q pair OF shoes, stolen from Mrs.
Daniel Dunbar, also OF the barracks. Mrs. Dun
bar Identified the stolen property as hers The
same officers testified to recovering the stolen
property from woodpile in the yard, and to TAX
Ing the shoes which belonged to Mrs Dunbar of
the feet OF the defendant when she was In the
dock she was then tried for receiving number
OF small articles that were stolen from Miss Annie
Mackey. at the barracks The only evidence for
the defense was the statement OF the defendant.
her to 60 days in Jail in each case, making SEN
tence OF six months in all An ap.eal was noted,
and bond fixed at $500 In each Case The officers
also recovered more than thirty napkins and q
hotelkeeper in Gaithersburg, Nd, stamped on
them.
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The Woman Suffrage Association

CLOSING SESSION AT LINCOLN HALL.
The closing session of the Woman Suffrage asso-
Citation, at Lincoln hall last night was well at
tended After singing a song, In which the
audience joined in the chorus, Miss Anthony in
troduced May Wright Sewall, of Indianapolis,
Ind, who made an interesting address, eliciting
much applause. She was Introduced by Miss
Anthony as a western girl who is the head of q
classical institute to prepare girls for the How
ard university when 1t is opened to women. The
speaker was young. plump. pretty and full OF elo-
quence. She was very plainly and neatly dressed,
with very little jewelry, and with a bunch of
fresh natural roses pinned to her bosom. In clos
Ing she paid handsome tribute to Miss Anthony
The Star Spangled Banner" was then sung by
MISS ColZinS, soprano, and Miss Shattuck, alto;
Miss Jessie White presiding at the plano and Mr.
wilson, OF Foundry church. leading In the chorus
which was sung by the audience. After the sing
Ing MISS Anthony stated that there was q general
desire expressed to hear Miss Dunn's rendering Of
"Zekle'S Wife, and as 1t SO well illustrates the
points raised In the woman suffrage controversy,
tnat Miss Dunn had consented to deliver 1t on Fri
day night at Lincoln hall After expressing her
acknowledgment to the press of this city, Chicago
Inter-Ocean and the LaJdyette Qnd) Herald, she
reviewed the cause of the Suffragsts and the pro-
greSS made since the organization OF the assOcia-
ton, and detailed her own experience In the work.
The convention was then closed with song by Miss
Couz!ns and Miss Shattuck, "Gently Signs the
Breeze"
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ODDS AND ENDS mems suits. saks & Co.

To THE LAWYERS OF THE UNITED STATEs.-Judd
Detweiler, OF Washington, DC, request those
Wishing copies Of the arguments of Hon. Roscoe
Conklng, Hon. Senator EdmundS and Judge San
derSon, In the famous railroad tax cases. to apply
70 the chief officers OF the Southern Pacific rail-
road company, either at New y Ork or San Fran
CISCO, or to Henry Beard, esq, attorney for said
as although the document was printed by Judd &
Oetwe1er they have not any copies to sell, and II
they had any extra, could not sell them, as they
were printed for the Southern Pacific railroad COM
pany, by order OF Henry Beard. esq, and were all
delivered to his order.
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WHY He COMMITTED SUICIDE.-Thomas Hilsen,
the aged wool broker OF Philadelphia, who leaped
into the Niagara river on Saturday and went over
the falls, wrote letter to friend in New York
the day before his suicide, in which he says: 81
have made up my mind to 60 over the falls am
neither desperate nor weary OF life, but am grow
success In business. Ihave used up all my capt.
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A tsFOOl.s Session. ,,

A CUSTOM INAUGURATED IN WASHINGTON BY THE
sFNGERBUND-A MERRY COMPANY AT ABNER's
HALL
carnival session or sort of 'sfoors parliament"
was held at Abners hall last night by the Wash
1ngton Sengerbund Such gatherings preceding
the annual mask ball have been in vogue among
the Germans in other cities, and in the Fatherland
for many years, but the first Carnival Session"
scene In the hall was highly picturesque. The
decorations consisted OF bright-colored bunting
and grotesque enigies No one was admitted to the
hall without q FOOLS cap. These caps took every
form, from the conventional sugaT-loaf ounces
cap to the three-peaked fools cap with tassels.
Their gay colors made very pretty effect There
were tables and chairs in ample number,
where ladies and gentlemen sat and slipped their
beer or wine while fun reignsd about them in
wore all the fools insignia, including cap, bells,
collar and mock seepter: The judges Of the eve
There was no regular program A song would be
sung and then the presiding officer would face
tiously call upon the author OF the song. By his
direction the sergeants-at-arms would take into
custody some unsuspecting wearer OF a fools cap.
The band would strike up and the culprlt would
De marched G11s through the hall to the platform
him. Then he would be conducted in mock state
TO a little speaking stand at the side OF the
sorts OF queer cOnceits the evening was passed.
Speeches were exacted from Messrs Simon WOLF
Louis FelIman Louis Waldeeker Representative
During the evening Messrs. Emile Hohler and
Fred Knoop sang some selections, and there were
number OF chOruses- At midnight the session
ended, the floor was cleared and an hour or two
was spent In dancing. The officers of the evening
were as follows: yudges-Paul schulze, president;
Anton Fischer, L. W. Habercom, T. B. Kirby, L.
Waldecker, r. Heinrlchs, Ernst Schmid, w. Bur
committee Waldecker, P. Havenstein. E. Holer,
Geo. H. Michaelsen. Finance comm1ttee-L w.
Aabercom. T. B. Kirby, Ernst Schmtd, F. Grimm
Decoration cOmmttee-H. Rakeman, H. Hinke,
VIM. F. Lutz, L. Goldschmid, j. A. Griesbauer,
Werner Suess. Masters OF ceremOnieS-W.
Spangler and C.. Herbert
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THE EVENING STAR.
fR1DAH............... &c, 1873
LOCAL MENTION.


inc Seatnef.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER !
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. &c, 1888, $50 a ~
For the middle Atlantic states cloudy weather,
with light snow, winds mostly northeastcrly, STA
Ionary or lower temperature and pressure.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer of the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press:-
General snow has fallen In the middle states,
casional snow In the lake region and Ohio valley.
The temperature has fallen In the lower lake re-
RfOn, middle states and New England aid risen
from 2Go 60 39o In Minnesota The center of the
cold wave is now north of the lake region and will
to-day move beyond New England. warm wave
east OF the Rocky mountains will extend over
the northwest and lake region to-day and over the
The following special temperatures were reported
az pm. yesterday: Washington, 23o; Norfolk
6so savannah, ESQ; Atlanta, So Jacksonville. ZOE
San Antonio. 66o: Tucson, GO: Los Angeles, go;
San Diego, So Key West reports / IS inch or rain
fall during the past twenty-iour hours.
THE following immense bargains Will be sold to-
morrow only at X. Goldschmids, S1a 9TH ST. n. w.
engraved goblets Soc. u doz, French china plates
decorated with fruit, colored borders and gold
lines l9c each, fruit saucers to match 1Sc, Gold
echlnid's celebrated toilet soap sc large cake,
nne porcelain cups and saucers Coo 4 doZ, 2 500
tooth picks sc, Browns shoe dressing &c bottle.
new pattern glass spoon holders l0c covered sugar
bowls to match 15c, Chinese Individual salt cellars
for &c, hand some decorated French china tea
sets a pieces $3.50 worth 50 90, covered chamber
pots 1sc. zinc wash board with 40 Clothes pins
and 4bOxeS OF laundry blue 25c, tin chamber sets
sorted eolors pieces 81 s. blackipg brush, whisk
broom and boxes OF backing 25c, real Majolica
fruit plates 10c, extra thin French china cups and
Saucers with broad gold band, Divide shape S1.75 4
doz worth s. So real MaJolica fruit bowls on stands
Doc, japanned spice boxes with inside boxes soc
worth SLIGO, crumb brush with tray zoe. Don't
fail to come and see what you can buy at my new
assortment OF cheap goods which are almost given
away.
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TIE GiTYs TAI RsTATK-The city committee on
general laws WITH consider before the February
meeting OF council the subject OF the real estate
OF tax title. In 1879 a tax sale took place and
severai hundred lots OF ground, many OF them i'm
proved, were bid IN by the city under the section
such sale no bid be made for any parcel OF land
then the same shall be struck OF to the
sale ana shall deposit such certificate with the
auditormand II such property be not redeemed, the
city audt To- shall within sixty days after the
certiacates Of SALE" All this has been done and
tne city viii pay some $500 for recording these Ger
never been enforced and the parties are stil hold
Ing the property and collecting the rents 1t is
understood una, that the city will at once proceed to
settlement is made Will enter into possession.
There are some 800 lots worth some s45 600.
turing company and Messrs Lyman & Co., of Nor
folk failed to come to arrangement for the sale
OF the Pioneer mills and the renewal Of work there
was hoped by the community that the mills would
be put to work, and the intelligence that negoua-
lions are " OF" is heard with regret
COUNTY COURT.-Judge Sangster closed the jan
uary Term OF the county court yesterday after
noon. The sheriff was ordered to administer upon
s1oner, H. L. Holmes, and the road commissioner,
W. W: =. Butler, gave new official bonds, and Hora-
tio Ban. superintendent OF the poor, was author
STATION HoUsE.-At the station-house this MORN
Ing, Chas Morton and David Johnson. arrested
by Officer Smith for disorderly conduct, are held
awaiting trial: There were six dodgers last night
REPORTERS NoTEs.-Martha Coleman was COM
m1tted to jail yesterday afternoon for stealing
clock.-The snow and cold weather interrupts
the work upon two schOoners now building at the
ship-yards here.-The committee on public prop
erty Is making arrangements for considerable res
pairs at the American coal wharf, north of Fish
town.-Miss Sallte Lathim, Miss Jennie Evans,
Miss johnson and Alyers gave vocal solos at the
Innrmary fair last night, winning much applause.
1t Is understood that MI. c.: c. Smoot viii i'm
prove at the opening OF the season, the west
end OF the Fowle grounds, on Columbus street, at
ITS intersection with Prince, he has purchased for
S9O0-A ghost. with the smallpox distinctly
it is said in the south western section of the
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Ass1GNEE's SALE--The entire stock OF Mr.. B.
Sllverberg, 312 9TH street northwest consisting
full line OF picture frames, brackets, baskets,
satchels, pocket-boOks, books. albums, scrap
books, vases, toilet sets and fancy glass ware sill
ver-plated ware lamps, Oil paintings and engrav-
1ngs, gold and rolled plate jewelry, Japanese
goods games and very large stock OF dolls and
toys, is now being sold at private sale at and be-
low cost Those desiring bargains should not fail
to CALL Zachariah TObriner, assignee.
Paul TRALLEs' photograph gallery 300 9th street.
between and Pennsylvania avenue Satisfaction
given to every customer
EMBRoIDERIEs, "Everlasting,' well selected,
economical COchraneS
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RAIN or shine, the Yankee Singing Skewl will
appear at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, this
evening and Saturday evening, at o'clock; also,
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. Every body should
hear them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-26

Owing to the rapidly increasing demand for our
pure HUNGARIAN wines, we have opened an Ameri-
can branch, where large stock Will always be
kept of Cur
Carlowitz, the Great Hungarian Claret,
and all other kinds of still and Sparkling Hun
garian Wines. Agencies will be granted In all
principal cities throughout the United States and
Canadas Apply to
MAX GREGER, limited
PurveyOrS OF Hum ar1an wines by special appoint
lnent to the Queen OF England. No. 232 Fifth
avenue, New York, q. s. A.
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Score One for the Police,

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR.
just at this time, when there is danger that the
very efficient police force with which Washington
Is favored may unju5tly suffer from the o1um
which attaches to the practices of certain detec-
tiveS which practices are now undergoing investi-
CATION, permit me the use OF your columns to
speak word Of cOmmcndatiOn Justly due. On
tuesday evening my residence was visited by Of
those sneak thieves who prOwl about at night, en-
CeavOring to make by stealing what they are too
lazy to labor for. The visit LETT me minus num-
Der or coats ana some other articles worth about
$50 gave notice OF the loss that night, and have
the pleasure to state that within thrty-six hours
covered and the thief enjoying the hospitality OF
Lieutenant Arnold at the new station Please re-
cord this to the credit OF Wash1ngton's police
force, and Oblge yours truly,
AUGUST DONATH,
1405 5th street northwest.
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FrssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo

VALENTINES and retail, at J. Jay
GOuld'S
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=" e e LII
w FINE HIRTS

I N I n .
Cheaper than any other house In the world, ana W
don't want You TO take say but call and see the
Hannis" Shirt for 75c. Made Of fine round thread
long cloth muslin. (not trash full Of prepared EzinY
With h1en linen sleeve bands and linen neck band (not
Union Linen. but pure inenl and ielled seams. lnot
finished ready for the wash tub with button holes cut
for the Hanns" shirt full stock Of Winter Under
enro and Drawers at prices to please. The best Socks
novelties in Silk Neckwear; s. Eoarfs sold for 81 M
TIC. Scarfs sold for 4Oc. At
o22 MEGINNIsS. loo2 r street.
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Ops AND ENDS chlldren's pants Soc, ages to
years. A. SakS Co.
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GREAT SACRIFICE IN CLOTHING,
THE M1sFir STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
f of the
Regardless of cost or value.
Atss So g. aSrth s1o'oo
sso oS. worth worth Y Il &C. &C.
1900. worth 1000.
100 100 worth worth 100 2s:SS.
1900 worth 1900.
1890. worth $500.
Surtopt $40 worth $40; satin lined. s22 worth s45
fDs SUITS fssse Fol- SSE'h TO IL YEARS
So. w WORTH s s:So:
$50. worth 800.
$50. worth 1900.
$50. worth 1900.
TOO. worth 1900.
80, worth 4. 90.
,SS:SS. worth Is.SS.
oy1RcoATs FOR 81 BOYS TSsf FR 70 TO 1, YEARs
OF Il su sas MSa Sol
.nS h be-
g. wortn s s{d g FOR ., MEN 1;S AND YOUTHS
ssc xeol T Ssst' is; s1 Ss sfs
FL PEI P5sf HsP55 s. Sh EST sSfr
sss2Is $Ssz s$;'
s. 6O and -, worth fully double the price.
ODD PANTS. at s. 81. so. s., "a, 81. SO. S and S.
great bargains. W.
Satisfaction guaranteed to all purchasers.
DUB MOTTO: No trouble to show goods.
THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, ms
nECKER BROS. PIANOS, BuRDETT ORGANS.
~ The best now made. g. Il. KUHN, Soleee@&SE2
Agent, 407 10th street. 6YN
Prices reasonable Terms easy. o5 10 So
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75C OF. BOTTLE, s. per gallon, No. rye whisky,
rtch, pure and elegant; McGee's, 4Oi 9Th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-26

"A1derney Dairy WaGOns.0
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per ct Cream. i6c pint
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmnsementS. &C., To might.
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-Ideal Opera COMPANY In
"Marriaga OF Figaro"
NATIONAL THEATER--"Thc White Slave"
THEATER COaiQCE-''MaZeppa" and Varieties
DINE MUsEUA.-Curiosties and wonders
ROLLER SKATING Enthusiastically at O'Clock.
ODD FELLOWS HALL-ProL Carpenters psy.
chOlogy and Inesmerism.
METROPOLITAN NJ. E CHURCH-Literary and
musical entertainment
ABNER's Music HALL.-Henry Detz in 'Uncle
Noses"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-26

WHAT ARE YOU CHEWINGi
w Was the pert question Of . lady friend.
ELEOAMPANE AND HOREHOUND DROPS.
For my cough They have almost cured me and are
90 convenient and pleasant
Only at
ARTHUR NATTANS. pharmacist
jaM 18th and ]. I'd and D. and 18th and n -. a. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-26

Young MAN named VIM Mcdonald was before
the Police Court yesterday, charged with being
Suspicious person, being caught Offering brass
nngS for sale on the street. He was released on
his personal bonds to leave the city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-26

"ROugh on COrns.',
Ask for Wells Trough on Corns" l5c Quick.
complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, buniOnS