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TOMORROW,
'uisiana avenue.
(NHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
~ AND I-NINPRQNEn pRlPt Ply

By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the -
M day Of sy essss So
sos' shall sell at pulls anco9 in front Ct the prem
situate IN the city OF Washington District of Columbia
On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER FIFTH, 1889, at
THREE O'CLOCK I. NJ, parts of sub-lots !, 90. 90 IL
and basement Brick DWELLING with mansard roof and
Brick STABLE &C. ON the northwest corner of 9th and
inches on sreet by depth of lab feet to public al
On SANE DAY. At 400 O'CLOCK F; NJ, part lot 1,
On SANE DAY. Al 40 O'CLOCK P. NJ, part lot
square SO improved 10y two-story frame dwelling.
On HGEsbAY. DEcEMBER SIXTH. Ars O'CLOCK
story frame houses nos s and st Set north sTR
On SAME DAY. AT s45 O'CLOCK p NJ. sub' LOT a.
square 62t improved by twostory brick dwelling No
Also, ON SAME DAY, AT 4:ao O'CLOCK P. NJ, sub.
i iIs5 ~ ann ~ suaTe s roysd bya twostory
on FRDaf 1EcE 81 If:f s aGEfhsaFtH AT 800
CCLoGh PM sub lots l36 and l5G square 9e5 one i'm
Brick Dwelling Nos 1921 and 1886 Column
on SAM DAY. AT 400 O'CLOCK PM, sub lot -
square 2i2 improved by thIoe-story and basement
Brick Dwel Linz No. lSio Vermont northwest.
C, On y SAME DAY. AT 40 O'CLOCK PM sub lots 81
between 10Th and I'm streets northwest --l ave-
Terms as prescribed by said decree follows:
due in three equal istanents rayabe respeetireiy
the for WITCH shah and be rasss mG
notes Of the purchaser purchasers secured by deed or
Of a OF M Or dspo sas Of e. spt w
be required at time Of sale property 9th and
each of the remainder All convey ancng and record
as to dhs be f f S sss or
ss and We the @ to resell the property at the
f, a est OF me purchaser or purchasers
Plats Of the respective properties will be exhibited
THOMAS R R,; 5oSFs s.7 Irwstf ssn.
IT GOODWILL Auct AA SAVINGS n Dai i5t
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1857 Prizes SlIO 400
Uckets &10O.
Remit money Of bank draft in letter or send by ex.
press. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER or
POST OFFICE ORDER until further notice Orders
OF IS and upward by express be sent at our exc
pense; Address all ordelp to ]. J. DOUGLAS. Louis-
VILE. KY. or to o. BALLARD. p. O. Box ZIG Alexan.
dria. Va au3O
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YyHE CEILULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER BREAKS
never wears out always Clean and can be worn while
bathing Il tor salaat
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HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.

$4,000 FOR g.
Fourth regular monthly drawing will take pIace in the
Masonic Hall. Masonic Temple Building in Louisville
KY, - -
THURSDAY, DECEMBER o. 1883
A LAWFUL LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAWING
Chartered by the Legislature of KY and twice declared
Henry county in the sum OF 100000 for the prompt
payment Of all prizes sold.
A REVOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS.
~ Every ticket holder his own supervisor can can
out the number his ticket and the corresponding
number on the tag placed in the wheel in his presence
These drawings win the last Thursday Of every
month. Read the magnificent
DECEMBER SCHEME
$50 900
Rt1e. 10000
611e.. ............................ 5000
Przes w SU ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
o pnzes $1UW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
~ H1zes. 6eU each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
aW tries. Ivy each. 10000
~ fT1zes. bO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
SW Pr1zes, ~ each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
LUZ Pr12eA ~ each. 10000
Prizes. $50 each. Approximation Prizes. 2,7OO
Pnzees ~ each. l6O0
sFIazaa AV each. 900
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GR1MAULr & Co.'S
.ATICO CAPSULES

Are warranted to effect rapid in the most severe
cases OF private diseases They do not fatigue the
will be found q safe and effective remedy "
3a22-tu&fly SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
ID OBERT O. HOFFMAN Real Estate Auctiouear
IL 10th and streets northwest

II 10th and streets northwest
AUCTION SALE OF THE DESIRABLE DWELLING
HOUSE ON STREET, No 1903 THE FORMER
GERSOLIL
By virtue of two deeds Of trust dated respectively
on the first day of November, 1873 and eighth day E
OF April 1879 snd recorded in Liber No 7sl folio -
ana Iiber No so folio l44 in the Land Records Of
IT, District of Columbia will sell at public auction in
n at 81 the Premises, on TUESDAY, DECEMBER
II URTE. A D.. 1873. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ the
following Real Estate in the city Of Washington District
CT Coluruia with all the improvements thereon, TO
WI: Lot Numbered two ca in kidwells recorded sutsi-
VISION q squire numbered two hundred and seven
teen t21i according to tie Plat thereof in the Office OF
Inc surveyor OF Washington city, District Of Columbia
Terms OF sale: one-furth cash. and the balance in
one two and three years with interest thereon the
1ste OF SIX per cent per annum. syshe semi annually
or ali cash. al the option Of the purchaser deposit Of
S2oo 10 he made at time Of sale If of are not
complied with in ten days the Trustee the right
10 resell the property at the risk and of dsfaulting
purchaser The title 10 be retained 10y tie Trustee until
the entire amount of purchase money has been paid
al convey anclng at the cost of purchaser
JAMES q. BERRET. Trustee
H. u. HOLIZMAN, Auctioneer. n1.-d&ds
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING ON THE
EAST SIDE OF SECOND STREET. BETWEEN
NORTH A AND EAST CAPITOL STREETS.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the thirteenth
day day, Of octsSsr 1852 and duly recorded in
Washington, District of Columbia the undersigned
Trustees will sell at public auction in front of prem
FOUR O'CLOCK, the following DESERVED property viz:
Parts Of Lots 10 and IL in square 759 described fol-
the northwest corner of said square and thence
feet and one-half inch to dividing line between lots
numbered nine and eleven; thence north said dvid
fifty -four feet ten inches to east line Of eleven thence
north seventeen feet and half inch thence west AZ
tyfour feet ten inches thence south foot thence
west feet and onehah inch to the place Of be-
Terms: Onethird cash; the balance six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
with in seven days the Trustees the right to re-
sell the property 1t the rsk and of the defautng
purchaser. All conveyancing and recording purchs-
sers cost sloo SeRcst wn be ragired q tune Of sale
n24-d&ds JESSE II. WILSON. 1fusSees
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AUCTION SALES.
FIwCRE DAYS.
II Q. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctioue-r.
He 10th and streets northwest

He 10th and streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF FouR BRICK DWELLING
F FRSkf srR nHRtE rffaaf SI F1rRH .S rs
f TIE AAP d hNR SISSIF6s fSSRTTHH s
TRIcT OF c6LuMBfA' A' mn ''''
By virtue q deed Of trust hearing date the l9thA
folio So q the land records Tor the District Il "A
supreme court q r r ps ~ the %r snd S e the
sIccisl term in Equity, u the <th day 81 october
Mary IN Ff shs NOTE stn "i ' ss
pasmsn a @ IF the he ' acsene sn H. at, In ,ss
oi Trust se''n mn STer for sale in fra,t u the
OF pfcE%BER I i Ar THRf dnI5dK pan Al
those certain premises known lots numbered ninety
Of the Connlissioners' sub III. siun II square
Washington. in the District IF Columbia. ana - num-
hertd one hundred and nineteen tlIgl. Of William a.
ta7 and tWentyst S5s' ot II ta saI Conn
sdiyision q the said square tosther With the IN
same ,-lonc1ns the said improvements CONSISTING q
45l s3. AS aud 44Sin franklin street in tn said CIV
Terms of sale onehalf cash, aud the balance in .iS
thc notes 10 bear int,rs lsr cent sr aanuin or
500 viii be required On ' each "I haas whdn sS
convey sncinS 20 he al purchasers cost The terms II
of such compliance the Trustees will II the said re-
na ss SDF IS sba na STSi II rf Of which ga
dfau;ting purchaser after five t5 days notce 10y al.
st0n B H'"'ar fkqa Z mir AZ R Of Wash
, - EVELYN :. HALL, ! trustees.
II. q. HOFFMAN. AuVtiuueer n2s-dkis
A UCTIoN SALE OF TIN, NORTH TWENTY FEET
"A fR9Ar By 4 DEPTH OF ONE HI NDRED AND
Thirty FEET or LOT "a. SQUARE pa. ON TIRE
MEST SIDE OF FOURTEENTH SIEEET BF-
TWEEN STREET AND RHODE ISLAND AVE-
NUE. NORTHWEST.
On SATURDAY, DECEMBER EIGHTH 1Ss9 ates4
Fol O'CLOCK PM. viii be sold az public aur ~
toil III front OF the prc-s, the above dgsrable-As
Lot.
Terms: one-thiri cash, ani the balance in sis,
twelve and eighteen months with Interest n, six nor
cent per annuIn secured 10y deed Of trust all cash al
option of purchaser. sl00 deposit sale and
all conNcyancins al purchasers cost Terms to le COM
piled with in seven days
DIST T COZ DNVTv
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nUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
IHE LAST SIDE OF TENTH STREET MEST,
BETwEEN II AND STREETS NORTH. No 81
81 -

IHE EASI SIDE OF TENTH STREET WISE
BETWEEN III AND STREETS NORTH No ST.
LOT "a sl2Nlo3 FEET. TO AN ALLEY.
tl,ier the authority of deed Of trust. dated JULY -
g 1915 recorded in Iher No s6 folio l48 OF thes
land cords of the District f Columbia and am A4
der OF the supreme Court of the District Columbia
rGssed November Dist. lss3 in equity cause No gS
We VIII offer for sale at public auction front of he
premises ON I UESDA AZ, THE ELEh ENTH DAYoF De-
CfMBER. lsS-,a Foul pCLoCKP NJ that certain OF
situate IN Washington city in suid District known AZ
Lot In the recorded subdivision urigial lots 10 III
ana IL IN Square 3s made 10y the heirs of John DAVID
son, with the improvements thereon consisting in
lhree-story Press Brick Front Dwelling with marble
stops and trimmings.
Terms of sale: onefourth cash on the day Of sale or
WITHIN seven days thereafter the residue four equal
payments at six. twelve. eighteen and twenty four
months, for which the purchasers Irunlissury notes
are To be given TO order hearing six yer Interest
ifom the day of sale payable quarter yearly and
cured 10y deed OF trust on the property sold and
satisfactory policy Of "a lie building or the
purchaser may lay all csl any portion than
one fourth, at his 81 ton. Ii the terms h compiled
with within seven days from the day Of sale reserve
the ri. 10 resell tie property at the risk and II
the de:aulting purchaser All conveys aud record
llS AT purchasers cost. $40 q, post Oh acceptance II
bid. GEO. TRI1ESpEII
COS 9Th street W. ,r.
JAMES \. EDWARDS, z 1rustoes
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NHANCFRY SALE OF A THRFE-STORY AND
~ BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING. WITH BAY.
MINDoN, No. 1871 ELEVENTH STREET NOKTH-

WEST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Cont q, tlne
SOL Iayer vs. Taylere, al on the 10th day Of No-A
rs TTsPk% bEcEMBfR T ifI
lss at fS 9! O'CLOCK M Lot numbered five C5D Il
hered three hundred and thirty $500 IN the city 81
improvements &c. said lot frosts IL feet inches on
llfh street northwest 10y depth of ~ feet 10Y inches
money cash and the Ta@ in t1 o eo 1s
eisSn With ta az x s p p4 d tTsy r and
mum from day Of sale. for which the purchaser shall
the property sold deposit of slo5 will be required y
.te tine OF sale and all and recording
rss T te rr in ssyR ssys 1 @ G = tse i g
IVORY G. kIMBAiI.
N fR an s' NfI Northwest Trustees.
No. AGO Louisiana avenue.
SALE OF FISH WHARF PROPERTY IN GEORGE
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
In a H. q and 9Th T. 6 2 i ns 81
Sosss aFovsd March 3D. ISL and the ats making
Loving property Of the District of Columbia will D
DECEMBER SIXTH, 1885, in front of the premises at
Lots twenty seven t27) twentyight t2s aud part of
lot twenty nine t29l containins about sixteen usand
sa sS @ an S9 f r1Wsh Wharf, i or les in
on " alter street, IN tieory.tow c.
expire M March s VII ISL s sold subject to lease which viii
Terms OF sale Five hundred dollars he raid
within two days of sale; residue within five days there
after when the title Of property viii he Transferred 10
purchaser deposit of one hundred 100 dollars dowr
at time of sale VIII he required Ii the terms
not complied with the Commissioners reserve the right
to resell at the risk and of the faune purchaser
The Commissioners the riet TO reject any on
a fair market price
By order of the Board of Commissioners ID O.
u. j. LlDECkER, Major of Engineers T. 6 A.
- - Engineer Commissioner, ID q.
THOMAS DOWLlNG, Auctloneer. n2S-6t
WASHINGTON HORSE A ND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
w $685. $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue
Regular auction sale of Horses Carriages, Bugries
Harness, &c EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY aud SAT-
regardless of weather
Gentlemen having Horses Carriages for sale viii
md this the BEST method OF disposins of the same
4. BENSINGER, Auctioneer
Constantly on hand and at sale large stock Of
Horses Carriages, Buggies. Express Wagons Harness.
DhulAets hoDes &C ol9-lm
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VlNO BUY THE NEWEST, THE MOST ELEGANT
Il and Cheapest HAIR WORK in the city. try
j. ROCHON.
Three Patents and Five Medals from Expositions in
Paris Lyons and Vienna.
CORCORAN BUILDING,
bS7 18TH STREET NORTHWEST
Washington, D. c.
We solicit your inspection and you will be convinced
OF the difference in price and quality. nj
4 lHILDRENS AND BOYS OVERCOATS,
~ $780, $3.50, "a, and &5 up.
Children's and boys suits, $3.50. So, 81 and SIS up
Mems and boys pants 81 ST. 25 81 So and S. up
Good undershirts and drawers, CSC. to Soc up
The best 81 10 school shoe in town.
Ladies button and lace shoes from 81 90 no
Misses spring heel button shoes 81 Is solid Size ia
Cali boots $25U and &3 up 5Oc. and 75c school hats
Polo caps, etc.. at
j. W. SELBY'S
o26 1914-1916 Pennsylvania ayenua
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Or GREAr INTEREST.
And you have little time to spare why you may as
well read it, and keep reading until you come to the
last.
ATWOOD
HEAVYWEIGHT CASHMERE SUITS.
In five different shades The talk all over the city.
CORKsCREw AND BASKET CLOTH SUITS
In all the latest shades sacks-1 button button and
find their equal in the city
1900 OvERCoATs FOR MEN AND YOUTHS
Imagine how many styles there he to select from
q all the way up to $25.
BOYS SUITS AND OvERCOATS.
Never before has there been such variety of STYLES on
exhibition Give call and be convinced
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS
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ths ciIS6lf Court -
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For Other Auctions See Sth Pay

4 rcSITIvE CURE FoR MALARIA. C1mIs Ann
fEtLkCertsiEs Nc Quin1ne. Arscuic Ct sny n1efa1iS
.eonpoaaos- - &ezG71eeA - ceAsta &1ol1-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-03

Section 5 limits tbs time for III, binding OF
liens against property to six months, unless
prOeeedii g. have been CONN need in a pro. or
Court to en- .olee the ssme.
Section II IL, ides that The proceeds Of The
salo Of IIopeTty IN st be applied TO zach lisn
or c ass OF Il, ns ib The Utder al It's rank.
Section Il provides for tho ,nisrcom Mt of
sch lions in any Cour Of cOmpet, ut jnii :
die ion; ut The time Of filing tho complaint
the plaintiff shall cause II notice to be pub
i -hsd ia II ,wspa i.er published in tn com y
ones II week Tor three weeks. noiil, ing all
persons hold ng Ii Ms 10 appear III CUert IN a
sp%ccIisd d =, and Than and there cxl init the
proof OF sAId Ii, bs. On asceiiaiLing tho
whole amount Of siid H. II The Ouit shall
cause said pT' misses 10 be- sold in sati nc OH
Oi mid liens nd costs in tie ,amc mnnn 7
provided .or sale On ex, cutlon issued ut "
the DIstiiet Court.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-03
A Pleasant Party

A late arrival from Cold Creek Informs US
ihit a ~ asnnt soci 4 party was Civ n at
Nick silnonson's in That place on the evening
OF N~a.hington's birtilda Among the la / 5
pres Mt wits Mis- Matte Lewis. of this place,
th8 opullr school tencher Of that listiei.
Henry Lyons AID Pete hsber, Of our town
were nj o among the c walters A lice sur
per VS. spread b. tho h,st md hostess
Dancing was kept up till a tie hour, aud all
agreed hat ii nf .ir sas III most lea ant
entefininm ut ever civ, n in hat section Oh
info,mant saws h, was woke up from hi'
peaceful slunbor Mt n'cloeN next M mig
by some one ia The next rom yelling ~
"Saks your par ners for n u drillo"
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TAXES.
Something OF Int-rest tn County Com
missioners.

An Act pa ssed ut this session of he
Legi lItprr and aprro, ed February
10Th, amends an Act TO define Il o
time for levyinI an assessing taxes
for State aud coun purposes, Us
follows:
Seeti n | u tho Lar is amended to read n.
follows -, hat all state and county tax :
.auir Il Ia b,lssi d ~ til Boards colnty
TO u nission RS Of 40 several co ~iltiSso tbs
State. in pIrsItnes OF ih, rev Il 10 Laws o.
thi ST ite. shall hereafter b, yiel b. sHch
BOtids of To MY Conni 'sion r. ON OF b fore
the first Monday Of March IN epch ear
Section 2 OF tbs Old Act /. amend d 80 as to
read 'ihs II II NJ inst tn, properly III on
which such trx,s ma b, levi d., as proyid i
b. such Tevenu /, la W. shall hereafter atiarh
n9un such property on he frst Monday ~
VI rch IF each yeir;" and Sec n }. as
amended. reads Betyeenfha fars' Monday
o March and th hr.t Mond y Of september.
IL each year, the comfy Assessors II til :
Sc eral I'm lea Of this state hi'l ass 80 Nil
prop,rtf in III 1T res %e.ctiye 60 M =. and rn-
tsr 5 eh assessments in the nssessm,ut roll
of ihsir respe tiy, roanti 4 ~ mann r and
form a presc .iboi b. IN, Ia v Of hi Stat :;
pr ail.I that tax on ths ir ee d. 81
minns and all taxes l.yied for IN n.cipal pur-
posas in INCORPORATED ei : End town. hall
be levied IL til same nun CT h %rstoiore
prosidsi b. lat."
This change n the time OF lrvyin.
iaxes makes it obligatory on the
Boards of commissioners OF the sew.
eral count $ To meet on or before The
first Mon lay of March, which will
be next Monday. Copies Of the Act,
certified To by the Secretary Of Stale.
have been sent by The Con roller 10
he officers of the different counties
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-03
The salary Law.

Tn, bill r,pcaling III, S lazy Law he's
pas, od ho h Houses. anil received the Govel-
nor's~ signature, to Ike I'll ct two years hanc .
S .yernl bills have b zen brought forward to
re lie and revise tho old foo sched ale. Mr..
L lcg's ; nate bill makes IA reduction OF 3
nsr cent, while Narian'' Assemtly bill re-
dlces the ch re-, tbo At one- half. 1t i MOI
likely. hoy.vsr, that IA fee hill can bs frame
tli. Session that would h. Ist to every
county aniit l. rob lie that nrith r of thu
pro sosed bills will pass. IL any cas5 WI,
Pin co lnty clnno' no loser b til 7 peal OF
the Salary Law. which was u premium set u
for OH sial l~a.iness and medic. nSy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-03

The unfortunate blow to the inter.
ests Of this town caused by the S,ar
failure, seems 10 have dealt "A heavy
blow To that confidence which has
heretofore exIs'el ainong our people
The general excitement AMI miStrfst
reached Its height yesterday. mhen it
hrcame known that Grey * Coll ns
we're attached. Our people sho1l !
keep cool and wall developments he
fore jumping at conclusions. Ne
should stand together Instead OF try
ing to ruin one another by hasty
ac.ion.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-03
About Wllla.

The Legislature. ssys The Revsille seems
10 be opposed 10 rsssirg Acts admitting to
probate tho wills OF deceased ers"ns. As We
soc il the deceased person. did not have thwir
wills with SIS d by two witness as il re.
qnsred BY law, so legislative action became
necessary to ~l,gali4O them. In the case o.
George g.. Liar tof Osceola) The Governor
pocketed the bill to probate his will and the
bill b came n law By Limitation. The will Of
James kinkead il in The same shape. yet the
Assembly refds 4 to allow it to be probated
by vote of q to II. b canse it was afraid Of
fraud. A bill has b. en- intr, due. d to do away
with The necessity Of having two witnesses to
a will, aud it oaght to pass. There IL another
bill to give the wife one-half Of tho property.
instead Of a TIL d, "a now.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-03

The Nevada Transcript says: At the
providence mine an unusually rich
vein OF ore about SIX inches thick VAS
truck the latter part OF list week in
one oil the lower levels. 1t is said 10
Yield from 81 200 TO 81 800 to the ton.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-03
As.nbI, man williams Explains.

We have received a lengthy lett r
from Asse mblNman j. L Williams IN
defense of his vote on the Melafkcy
bill. We have not room To publish II
this week. but Will do So IN onr next.
our own opinion is thai Mr.. Williams
is moi founded ON the solid
ground his uariy took on tn" railroad
question in the late campaign. bn'
rather on the IN, w light ihfoNn on
the subject in Carson. But Ne VIII
put his Nindic.tiun befors his cons,il-
nents. aud they can dissect i. for
themselves.
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Special Notice.

CpECIAL NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN
TO my friei d. aid custom RS Who are
indebted 10 the. that | musi havr : 50 tl..-
III Mt with very the. b.. II Oh on busk nc
coant, a large or small amouhi, end ns this
exc t. 10 ON l b pc thai NIL nj resl,nd.
by giving this matt. r ia ir riOmpt atIenIi. n,
many will save further trouble ard cost.
GEu. II. TAYLOR.
ehcrry Creek. February y, 1873.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-03

According TO official records 81 con-
vicis have l'een pardaned by the
Board of Pardons during The past two
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
MACE AND SLADE UNCRUSHED.

Judge DonOhue gave q decision in The Supreme
Court Chambers, yesterday IN tine case OF Mace and
Slade Ithe pugiiists who were arrested on Monday
Tor intending to take part IN sparrlng exhibition
that VAS said to threaten breach OF tho peace The
evidence taken before Justice Gardner was submit
ted TO Judge DonOhue upon a writ OF certioiarl
granted to colonel Charles :. Spenccr counsel for
the accused men. The Judges decision WAS An fol-
lows: "The evidence Ill this case docs not show
any violation OF the law and the p"rties must be
discharged" In regard to the decision Colonel
Sn,ncer said to q RIBUNE reporter: " | was quite
snre what the decision would DO. and the exhibition
will be gwen neIl week"
Richard K Fox the baclsr of Mace and Slade
said: "Of course. am pleased with the decision.
have fought this fight for IA principle. The pub
lie beeve are " it'll me, and will recognize that
/ have been fighting other peoples battles rs well
ns nv own. | wanted TO win decision that would
settle the legality OF sparring exhibitions Ince,
and for all"
Arrangements have been made TO hold the spar
ring exhibition next Thursday night at the Mad
ison Square Garden. and tickets sold II last Monday
night will he exchanged for tickets for next Thurs
day Besides Mace and Shade the other members of
their combination will take part IN the entertain
ment.