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A NEW YORK BANK FAILURE.
Serious Results i'm Wall Street.
THE AMERICAN FLAG INsULTRp.
Alleged Outrage By Mexican Officials
THE GENERAL METHODIST CONFERENCE.
The Marine Bank OF New York sus.
pends.
A NEW YORK BANK FAILURE.
Serious Results in Wall Street.
THE AMERICAN FLAG 1NsuLTRD.
Alleged Outrage By Mexican Officials,
THE GENERAL METHODIST CONFERENCE.
The Marine Bank OF New York sue.
nends.


MS EFFECT IN DKNoRaIIzING SHARE srxer-r .-rox
Nsw YORK, May avail street. lI:so a
m-lhe suspension OF the Marine Ma
tional Bank, Wall and Water streets. was an
the bank. About year ago the bank purchased
Booth theater. The clearing house is now in ses-
SION 10 CONSIDER the question OF suspension IL is
lnousht that the failure Is a bad one.
OTHER FIRMS LIkELY TO GO uSnys
NEW YORK, May 6, WALL STREET Noon tn.
suspension OF the Marine bank has weakened ana
demoraiiZed the share speculation large borls of
long stock have been thrown on the market, and u
Is Thought several flrms viii have 20 go under
Prices have broke \ 10 81 per cent with Missouri
Pacific, Union Pacific, Northern Pacifio preferrei
and Erie as the weakest shares
AN OLD BANKING FIRM SERIOUSLY AFFE,TEp
l225 p. m--Messrs Grant & Ward, an old hank
ing nrln state that the failure OF the Marine bank
Will affect them seriously, and they cannot see how
shey can secure themselves They will hold a con-
ference issue statement and notify the stock Ex-
the present ~
II is said on the street that the banks downfall
Is Que 10 the real estate transactions of President
Fish.
VISIT TO THE BANK
discovered some nfty disconsolate deposftors stand
ing In pouring rain around the closed doors OF
tne concern. No admltlance WAS given TO report
ers, and no notice was posted on the door The
bank was opeh at the usual time this morning hut
before noon. closed abruptly, without assigning
any cause The stock market Is very active and
there seemed 10 be some connection between tbs
failure and the condition OF affairs on the stock ex
change. The depositors, Judging nom the appear
ahce of those about the building. are a well 10 do
class An explanation is promised FOR this after
noon
NEW YORK. May 6, WALL STREET, I:e5 n m.-Mr.
smith, OF Grant Wand, says: "Mr Fish is a d.
rector In the New York, Lake Erie and Western
railroad, but he did not buy any OF the company'.
purposes
IL is not expected that the trouble win extend to
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SPECIAL Nor1cE

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARLf CALL YOUR ATTENTION To THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
Known FACTORY OF REYNOLDS son. WHICH
/ COSSlDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR To
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE wEIL-KNOwN FIREPI LACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF The FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO CALL IS SOLICITED AND ESTI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
WALTER D. wYvILI. EXCLUSIVE Aeysr.
apS No l52 PA AVE. NEAR AZ STREET
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nIME MUSEUM-A GRAND SHOW
~ Unequaled in America for the money.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT THIS WEEK.
snn in snd RRaS
The wonderful BRADFORDS: EDWARD MARTIN
the great English Tenor; PlCKERT and
MAYOU. DODRETTl, HOWELL
SISTERS, ZE1TA. the Fire Queen,
And all the Curioses, concluding with MAGGIE WILL
LETT'S Matinee, Trapped"
Admission to all only 10 cents my5
DROF. T. E. PHIPPS' THIRTEENTH ANNUAL
IL MAY BALL AND EXHIBITION, st. Joseph's Hall,
corner 5th and H streets northwest, FRIDAY May 9th
1884 Tickets Is cents, admitting gentleman and lady
Extra ladies and children, 25 cents my3 6ts
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BOOKS, DC.

NEW BOOKs-LIFE OF FREDERICK DENIsON.
IN by Maurice Marcus Aurelius AntOnus Watson
the Franco German War; by Busch.
Our Chancellor. Busch
Darwnism, by Sheppard
Life of Goethe, by DuntZer.
Mental Evolution in Animals. Romans
Public Life in England. Daryl
City of Success, by Abbey.
Heart of Africa. Baker
Body and Will Maudsley.
Our stock of Fine Stationery embraces all the
the lowest. W. n MORRISON
my2 Ats Peuusylyania ayenua
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TNHEATER COMIQUE.
Il HARRY MONTAGUE. Stage Manager
MONDAY. NAY S.
Matinees: Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
The Young California Necromancer, the King Of
Cards. Carl Hertz. Matthews and Harris Will C. and
Nellie in their refined sketch Actor in Trouble" Ire
mendous hit and re-engaeement of Carrie Ward: the
seri comic star par excellence Sophie Duncan, fasci
mating vocalist and dancer Carrie Duncan the elegant
soubrette. Grand Melagne OF Fascinating Novelties
concluding with a Spring Sensation written by
HARRY MONTAGUE, NAUGHTY GIRLS! A frolic-
some a1terpiecs Illustrating the adventures OF Naughty
winding up with the SPRING CHICKEN QUAD
RI LIE
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r~s FIRST PAYMENT-7TH ISSUE.

fJs NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
BALTIMORE Ero% To BREMEN
Sailing from Baltmore:
8. s. Habsburg. 1920 tons, May l3.
sss Aa1!sr Amsrics asd 9 100 cote to- ST., 8 May y is.
s. S. Braunschweg, 1900 TONS June 5.
S. S. Hohenstaupen g. 700 tons. June IL
S. S. Habsburg, 5000 tons, June l9.
Cabin. $50: Round trip $110.
modations. Ladies' saloon, smoking room bath rooms
etc OH every steamer.
For particulars apply to -
my56t No. 925 Pennsylvania ave. WASHINGTON. D. c..
r~@s NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
~ 4TH ISSUE OF STOCK.
The Union Cooperative Building Association will
hold its 3d regular monthly meeting for th payment
Of dues and making advances. on WEDNESDAY. May
1884 at O'Clock p m, at Cosmopolitan hail. corner
9Th and streets northwest Subscriptions the
issue of stock will also be received
DENNIS CONNELI. President
DANL DONOVAN, Secretary my5-St
TRs THE RAILROADS MUST MOVE.
A Grand Outdoor Mass Meeting of the Citizens Of
Washington City In Favor OF the Removal Of the Rail
road Depos and Tracks from their present locations
the stree.s end avenues and of our principal
parks OF the city will be held WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
May 7h at O'Clock sharp ut the junction Of Virginia
avenue and 9th street southwest.
Eminent speakers will be present to address the meet
ing. G. p CULVER
my5-3t Chairman Executive Committee
r~ VISIT c. s. PRICES PHARMACY,
NS 437 7th street southwest,
and get refreshing glass of pure soda water
Prescriptions carefully compounded. my6
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The Medical Editors.

The annual meeting OF the American medical
editors was held at Medical hail. corner OF 9th and
streets, last evening. DR.. Leartus Connor, the
president, delivered the annual address, and the
question. SHOW far can legislation aid in elevatfng
the standard OF medical education In this couptryn
was discussed by DrS. n. S. Davis A. b. Palmer. H.
o. Marcy, L. S. McMurtry, c. III. Hughes, Frank
Woodbury., WIN. Brodie, A. " Bell. VIM. b. Atkin-
son, w. c. Vile, w. X. d. Blackwood, Henry Lef-
mann and Deer1ng j. Roberts.
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~ NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

w
The second regular meeting Of the SECOND WORK.
1NGMENS BUILDING ASSOCIATION, for the paw
ment OF dues and making advances will be held at the
hall corner Sth and northwest, on "WEDNESDAY
EVENING. May 14th at 1880 o'clock. $500 may be OBJ
tanned on one share for repayment Of 81 monthly Six
per cent paid on all investments
SHARES ONE DOLLAR EACH
This Association affords grand opportunity to per.
sons wishing to secure home for small monthly pay
ment and Is one OF the best banking institutions for
an because no money loaned only the best
Of security Constitutions. containing all information
Will be given and subscriptions Of stock taken by the
IT Thomas Broderick. President, War department. s2s
Capitol st.
I; D. paly. Treasurer. Market Building
Vim Bayne, Adams Express, st. n. ".
Dennis Fogarty, Express 1923 9th st. n. W.
John I. Fallon Adrt Gems Office, or 433 St n. ".
c. W. Bushnell. TO 1lth st n w.
Peter Mccartney. Contractor and Builder 2421 n w.
Patrick l4rk1n, War Dept, or 800 22d IT. a. w.
Edward .. Corcoran, Builder 1853 Z st n w.
Geo. W. Moss, Superintendent Adams Express.
Vim. 7. Kelly. Bindery, Govt Printing Office
p. Goetznger. Merchant Taylor 1884 7th street n W.
David RiOrdOn, Grocer. 1lOl n J. avenue
Edward German. Master Plumber l24 Sd n a
Hugh BrOsnan, corner Sd and q w.
Jos. N. Grady. with A. Saks l. Co. Clothiera
Jno. NJ. Buckley, Grocer, cor. 2lst and mi
Neal T. Murray. Attorney at Law Sl3 Az st
John Lynch Secretary. 1904 9th st. n w.
ap26-3O,m ,my3tk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-06

ENLIsTMENTs FOR SERVICE IN THE CONGO COUNTRY.
LONDON, May 6.-The African International asso-
c1ation has given Capt. stephens, an freshman who
was expelled from the British army, a commission
TO enlist two Thousand Hussars for service In the
Congo country. stephens is hopeful OF great re-
suits from the acceptance by the United States OF
the flag OF the association, and the alliance of
the society with France, which Is about 70 10
effected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-06

~ REFORM SCHOOL.
Owing to the prevalence Of Scarlet Fever In tho
city and neighborhood no visitors will be received st
the School this month. We have no sickness here Of
any kind and at the request of Wells the attending
physician and by authority of the Board of Trustees
this notice Is given q, A SHAIIENBERGER
my3-3t Superintendent
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A CONGRESS OF DOCTORS.
Great Gathering OF Physicians.

OPENING SESSION OF THE CONVENTION OF THE
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSoCIATIoN-DR. A. Z. p. GAR
NETS ADDRESS OF wELCoME-SUBSEQUENT PRO
CEEDINGS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

u Sor1cr-rHE FIRM OF B1T44sS' 44s s1s aoMss. 5ss4
s. CO by as SE6
Ha2rs s s. s; 4 s
pesday the IN inst WESLEY chags Corner sh .na
bs ss snd Ws saf Nil sRa |
part In the services. All invited. It,
~ l. O O. F-FR1ENDsHIP LODGE, No. IA
" special meeting Of the Lodge win be held THIS
he funeral ot Broshss .fss Psst
dn ssre. m ss1 sss ss
WOOD liz at T sssa G1s
q GERMAN A4EHEcAs AMEN, AZ 3, BUILDING Assoo1-
The fourth annual meeting Of the above association
viii win take place at their ball THIS EVENING. st
The members will please attend there will be cleo
'0n o. for the %% President
e u HS5 #
2: m;, Bureau Education Important business PERCY
=. CLARkE, Secretary and treasurer It,
r MRS. HANNAH wH1TA11. SMITH tAuTHoR
shs fs E Il
line Church corner 9th and streets northwest To-
streets %Risa ia snsS saS
meetings. my6
FF, SPECIAL. NOI1CE.-OWlNGI 10 DECLINING
W. health, and with view of retirin from busi-
ness offer large and well selected stock Of Stoves
Ranges Furnaces. Refrigerators Water Coolers. Tin
ware. Hardware Wooden Ware &C. for less than 1t
be bought in the market Also. large lot of
for the most popular stoves in the market. Also,
Timers and Gasitters' tools of the most improved
kind This presents opportunity for parties who
wish to embark in the business as will positively sell
without regard to cost J. r. narrower. 14O6 l4th
street northwest my6-2w'
FSs FIRST PAYMENT-7TH ISSUE.
EQUITABLE
Cooperative BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The 55th monthly meeting Of the association for the
payment of dues Gncludng first payment on the 7th
issue and for making advances will be held WEpNEs
street near 9th northwest shares IN the th issue may
be taken at this meeting at the office from $50
to 4:30 pm daily. THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Pres't
JNO. JOY EDISON. Sec'y. Office GIT + St n. W. my6-2t
fRo THE LIME BUSINESS HITHERTO CON-
W Quoted at Godey's Lime Klns under the name Of
Cooley CO.. will hereafter be conducted by the un-
dersgned for his and exclusive benefit and account
under the name of
my6-6t EDWARD Cooley
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Office, 917 F st. NV.
Office hours, g 80 m. to 43O pm y3.3t

r~ NOTICE OF COPARTNERsHIP.- BEG 70
~ inform my customers and the public generally
that have this day associated with in business my
son (JosEPH H. POLKINHORN, formerly of Henkle l.
Polkinhorn and the business will be known hereafter
as X o. POlknhOrn Il Son. Respectfully,
May 1st, 1884 Il. o. POLKINHORN
Having purchased the large and splendidly equipped
poster Office recently owned by the National Republican
Printing and Publishing company and having the only
and in the city adapted the poster
work we will make this branch Of the business Of
our speclaltles. my3-3ts
rS REGULAR MEETING OF The JACKSON
We d. MOCRATIC ASSOCIA ION will take place
on TUESDAY EvENING. May 6th at 1880. ut the hall
corner of 9Th and streets northwest,
JOHN Z. NORRIS, President.
my3-3t N SARDO Secretary
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Death of DIR. Gross,

PHTLADELPHIA, Pa, May 6.-Prof s. D. Gross ghe
eminent surgeon, died this afternoon at his r5si-
dence in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-06

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Internal reye.
nue., $4S3, 37171; customs, s694,S5alO.
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ment paper mill
THE SIAMEsE EMBASSY arrived here last evening
from New York, accompanied by Admiral Rodgers
and the other representatives OF the government
designated to receive them upon their arrival at
New YORK. They are quartered at the Arlington
hotel His Royal HighneSS kron Nun Mares Tara
rlddh1, the envoy. Is half brother to the king OF
Siam. The visitors came TO America for the es-
pecial purpose OF seeing and examining tools and
machinery, and especially firearms
THE FISH CULTURAL LAssocrATIoN-The thirteenth
annual meeting OF the American fish cultural asso-
citation will be held In the National Museum on
Tuesday, wednesday and Thursday OF next week
The new fisheries section OF the National Museum
Will be opened TO the public during the progress Of
the meeting.
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.-THE WEEKLY
STAR will be sent postpaid to any address In the
United States or Canada until after the presidential
election for fifty cents. 1t is a large eight-page
paper OF nfty-six columns OF interesting reading
matter-pOntical, miscellaneous. personal, news
and gossip, ETC. Send for a sample copy.
THE American Forestry congress, comprising
among its members citizens OF the United States
and Canada, will assemble at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning In the rooms OF the Department OF Agr1-
culture. The following subjects have been Sc
lected as leading topics OF discussion: Value OF
American timberlands; timber In Canada; value
and management OF government tfmberlands; best
method OF planting trees on unoccupied govern
UltuI lduuSs uluucuct OI IOTeSlS on CuInate ana
health; insects injurious trees growing forests
from seed by farmers; preservation OF forests on
head waters OF streams; planting OF trees by rail-
road companies; irrigation In connection with
planting; experiment stations and forest schools
and how to best promote the interest In, and
knowledge OF, forestry among all classes OF this
c0untTy7
PERsoKAL-Charles Francis Adams, jr, oe Bos-
ton, Is at Wormleyk -Ex-Controller Knox was
the guest of the Boston bank presidents at their
annual banquet last night-The father OF Mr.. W.
W. Ker, lately connected with the star route cases
died In Philadelphia yesterday.-Mr. w. H. Sc
bring, OF the Tallahassee FOidfdn Is In the city.
~ La Rue Harrison. j. II. Moody ana L O.
SturHe6, of washington were registered In St. Louis
on Sunday.-MrS Gen. Elijah Ward, formerly
weu-lnown In Washington, has been spending
some time In Florida, where, on Thursday last, she
caught and landed shark six feet In length
Ex-Iov. Garceloa, Of Maine Is In the cfty.-Mrs
A. A. Hayes Wednesday evening receptions win be
continued In May.-Hon. w. z Nfblack, Of In
DIANA Is In the city.-MrS j. p. Palmer was regis
tered In New York yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-06

MR. BROWN, assistant chief OF the loan division OF
the Treasury, Is acting as chief In the absence OF
Mr. Fletcher, who has gone to inspect the govern.
ment paper mill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-06

THE Q. S. S. PowHATAN arrived at New York this
morning.
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rP NEW ISSUE OF STOCK
FIRST PAYMENT MAY 7rH
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Subscription Books open for shares in the
seventh issue.
Monthly payments are 81. so per share
$1OOO In full advanced on each share.
ASSETS APRIL Is, 1884, 1856, ,4752
Pamphlets explaining the object of the Association
and its method of doing business &C. will be furnished
and subscriptions received by
Ihos Somervllle, President. .316 18th at
Pr j.. Schafhrt, X.P Druggist H and No Cap sts.
Geo Cas- lear. I'd Bureau of Engraving.
Eens F. ruler Dlsbureing Officer Az. Dept.
Fred Pratt and Life Ins Agt 9Th and sts
n n 1woIloiy .Oflce PUBLIC Printer.
W.
frank w. Teller Nat. Met. Bank
pr Geo ; W. fsher surgeon Generals Office
Hon Z Ellis Spear Solicitor Patents s21 stn.w.
Robinson Robinson, Parker Co., Clothiers
B. Rittenhouse Teller and Notary Riggs L Co. Bank.
WM1 HERON. Evening star Office.
John E. Herreu. 10th st. and Pa
Luther NJ Cornwall Groceries. 10th st and Mdav s. W.
J. d. Free. Bookstore. l343 ct. wv.
JNO JOY EDSON Secretary
Office, GIT St NV.
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BERLIN, May b.-Gtrmdny 1nttn1S 10 raise Inc
question OF the Egyptian quarantine system at the
conference OF powers Egypt has formally pre-
sented request that she be allowed 10 send rep
reSentat1ve to the conference, VINO shall have an
offfcial status, even though he should not be ac-
corded more than a consulting voice IN the pro-
ceedings III this request Is granted Nubar Pasha
will attend the conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-06

N INCOIN HALL
II THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 8. 1884
SECOND CONCERT OF THE CHORAL SOCIETY.
PROGRAM:
The wster Fay. tmixed chOrus) Rheinber9er)
The WsE OF the HesDera. r ues S9Tan
Soprano Solo, by Miss Hattie L. SiInms
Nght Song. tInlxed chorus (Rhelnberger)
Spring Song (Iaixed chorusl. q sute)
Land sighting, male chorus). (Crieg)
Ber Rose female chorus, by reQuest) {yierling)
The b. iCe, cantata) Observation-Disclosures. (Mackenzie)
Lord Thou alone art God- Me Idelssohn)
zerOtt's ny34t
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w NOTICE-THE FIRM OF BITING, McMEN.
AMIN CO have this day dissolved Partnership Bust.
ness to be continued by MCMENAM1N l. BRO. lts
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AN IRoNIcAL REPLY TO THE PoPE's ENcycLIcAL on
MASONRY

ROME, May 6.-The Grand Orient, OF Italy, pub
fishes an ironical reply TO the encyclical letter
the pope with regard TO Free Masonry IL saw
tnat the vatican is free 20 lament that IL is deprived
or the temporal power TO oppose the Divine PROV
dence which has decreed It's downfall, and that q
may rave with respect To what IL considers th,
ahacemenf OF human dignity.
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SUAklM, MAY o-All ID qulel IN Lllls sectlOn Hnc
the troops left, and the number OF accessions
the friendly tribes Is steadily Increasing. F1v
hundred OF the Gawan bedouns will accompan
Colonel WorUley and aid him In forming cordo
between Assouin and Dongola. with headquarter
In the oasis OF khargo. from which point patrol
will be sent TO oppose the passage OF emissar1e
who may be sent by the Mahdi 10 incite the native
to unfrlendly action.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-28
SheriT's Sale

BY virtue # an execution, issued ont of the Dis
tritt & urt u! the Second Judicial District of the
Territory of Idaho, in and for the County of A.
turns. and t. me ted and delivered for judg
nent rendered ana entered in said Court on the
list dHy IF October. 1893, in favor of G. ID. Smith
ana against Louis BuEher, have levied on all Of
The rStt, titlc and interest of the above named
defendant in ana to the following descrb d real
prop rty to wit
The mining claims known as the Annie BughG
soHtheast from the City OF Bellevue on Lookout
Mountain, in Mineral HUI Mining District, Alturn
county Ittho II rritury, and duly recorded On tn
QurrH Records of said county.
Also. all of the right, title and interest of the
above named defendant in and to the mining
claims known as the Bartleson and Smokey Hill
mines, situate about tour miles southeu st FROM the
Annie Bugher aud Independence mines. in Mineral
llill Mining District, Alturas .ty, Idaho Terri
tory.
Also, all of TIE right. title and interest OF The
above bnmed defendant in and to the MINING
c'nim known as the Black Oak Iuine. situated On
or near the Elkhcrn Mountain. in Warm Sprinr
Mining District. Alturas county, Idaho Territory.
Notice is hereby gwen that on the 18th day Of
AUGUST 1884. ut O'Clock p IN. Of TINT day in from
of the Court House in HALEY. county Of Alturas
will sell the right title and IL .r-.t of kaid Ions
Blu lhcr in and /, the above described property
PUBLIC AUCTION. for cash In hand, to the hight.!
and best bild r, t. satisfy sid execution aud ais
costs.
Dated the cath day of July, 1854
G H. FURET, Sheriff.
Nv PAT. FtREY neputy
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-28

Warm Springs precincts east by Warm Springs
and Deer Creek precincts; south by Crichton, VIII
low Creek and Corral precincts; west by Sawtooth
and Bonapsrte precincts.
All persons having any objections
to urge, or desiring changes made to
the boundaries Or precincts above pro-
posed, are requested to present them,
in person or by letter, at the next meet
ing of the Board.
BY or(,cr of the Board:
J. X. MORRILL,, Chairman.
Attest G. B. Fox, Clerk. jl4t30
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-28

alsAt ~ for the working class S.n! l. cents
eis II for postage and we viii mail you free,
E1Fs III q royal, valuable box Of srrnplr goods
~ '' tnat viii put you in the way Of making
more money in a few DAYS than you ever thought
possible at any business. Capital not required.
We Will start you. inu can WORK vi the tine or
IN spare TINE only. The work Is universally
adap'ed u both sexes yaung and old. You can
easily earn from 81 G. nts 10 81 every evening
Tint alt who want work may test the business we
make tins uuparai ielri offer: To all who ale not
satisfied We will send 81 T. pay for The trouble of
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fr.e. Fortune. VIII ue mad" 10y those wha give
their whole time q the Worh. Great success ls
absolutely sure. Don't delay. Start now. Ad-
dress >GISsuS X Co. Portland. Maine NJ.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-28

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adapted. since If
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