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PARNELL'S LATEST MOVE.
Said 10 he Seeking q Liberal Allianca
as Most Advantageous t0 Ireland.

LONDON, Dec. lit IL stated that Mr. Parnell,
seeing that the tories and Parnellites combined
Will not he able 10 deal with the affairs OF Ire
land in view of the certain secession OF the Irish
tories from the main party on Irish questions,
has made oyertures to the liberals. Mr.. Parneii,
ii is said. declares that the liberals and Parnel-
iteN combined can carry everything before
Them.
Mr.. Gladstone wrote n letter Saturday. In
which he said: 81 am certain that the tories
viii be much weaker than the liberals In the
next, as in the last, parliament. IL will be I'm
possible for the tories To conduct the govern
nent on their own strength or 10 hold position
of dignity and Independence. The liberal party
will outnumbcr the tories and Parpeilites COM
bined and will Toe the only party independent
of unworthy motives TO court the Parneliites
for support"
In Galway, east division, Mr.. NJ. Harris
nationalist has been elected to parliament BY
vote OF ,S65 10 352 for Mr.. X. A. Nugent
conservatives
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DISAPPOINTED WITH BERLIN.
Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton Said ca be DIE.
satisfied with the German CaplaAl.

CHICAGO, Dec. The Times publishes the
following special from Cincinnati: "The public
need not be surprised To hear soon OF the resig-
nation Of Hon. George III. Pendleton, OF this
city, United states minister at Berlin. 10 has
been rsmored for some time that Mr. Pendleton
* dissatisfied with his post. A leading society
lady OF Clifton has received a letter from Mr..
Pcndlcton, in which the latter expressed great
discomfort and announced her purpose 70 iu-
duce her husband To return Ia America. If poe
sihle. She did not like Berlin, nor the Ger
mans. Mrs. Pendleton iutimated very strongly
that she would not stay very much longer
where she il. Her husband was also disap-
pointed In the capital of the German empire.
The facts related are known 10 most intimate
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pendleton, but they
have avoided talking about the matter To
strangers in order TO prevent newspaper pub
lirifN.T
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The Marshals' Office.

REAPPOINTMENT OF THE OLD EMPLOYEES.
On Saturday afternoon Marshal Wilson reap
pointed the entire force of the marshars office
nom the chief deputy (Col G. w. Phillips)
down, and each appointee renewed his oath OF
Office and filed the same. 1t was the intention
OF Col. Phillips to have returned permanently
from public life, but being probably the most
experienced man in Washington in the mar
shals Office Mr.. Wilson was DESTROYS of secur-
ing his services. and Mr.. Phillips was induced
to accept the appointment of deputy marshal
This morning Marshal Wilson said it would
be as absurd to think that he could go In a drug
store and take charge with practiced men
as to attempt at once to run the marshal's
Office with inexperienced men.
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Stolen SilveFWare.

YOUTH FROM NEW YORK ARRESTED.
Kate ONeill, q servant girl at the residence
of Mr.. Herbert g. Ogden, 1924 10th street
northwest, set the table for lunch last Saturday
and went back into the kitchen to finish the
cooking, leaving the front door open. She re-
turned few minutes later and found that q
decided change had taken place in the appear
ance OF the table she had previously set, the
sllverware having disappeared. The premises
were searched, but no trace Of the siverware
nor the thief could be found, and the police
were at once notified. Besides the silverware
and napkin rings, were pair Of bracelets be-
longing 10 the servant girl.
ABOUT an nour later young Englishman
about sixteen years of age was arrested in
Georgetown by Officer Connolly as q suspicious
character, and he gave his name Us Everett
Bonnello, and said be was from New York. He
was arrested on complaint of the servant girl
at the residence Of Mr.. Archibald Greenlee, No.
324S n street, where he had entered the hall
way ana started OH at the approach OF the
servant girl, who followed him. When searched
were found on him. The bracelets were subse-
quentiy Identified as those which were stolen
rom MI. Ggden'S residence.
Detectlve Mattingly, who was assigned the
case, recovered the stlverware at Bonnellos
lodgings on pennsylvania avenue. This morn
Ing, In the Police Court, Bonnello was
charged with being a Suspicious character, and
ne pieaoeo guilty; twenty days. he also
pleaded guilty to carrying a pistol, and was
on 2 charge Of grand larceny. To this charge
ne also pleaded guilty. The case was sent 10
the grand jury; bonds, $500. He was COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
Washington News and Gossip.

IHE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR
Today contains synopses of the reports of Sec
rotary Lamar, Treasurer Jordan and Chief
uraves, of the Printing and Engraving bureau;
u report OF the House .caucuses, the scare at
salt Lake City, sketch OF President Garrett
Oh the b. and o. railroad; local news, Geographic
dispatches, etc. The advertisements are clas-
slned as follows: Auction Sales, Housefurnish-
lnss, Books, Ladies' Goods, Hotels, Educa-
'lonal. Dentistry, Pianos and Organs, Gentle
mems Goods, Sewing Machines, The Trades,
Attorneys. Medical, Professional, Family Sup
plies, Wood and Coal, Financial. Steamers,
Specialtes, Potomac River Boats, Railroads and
Undertakers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
The Washington City Presbytery.

Vue WssSuIuS tOu NItJ HrcSOyttFye
A BRIEF SESSION AT THE ASSEMBLY CHURCH
TO-DAY.
The presbytery of Washington city held o
brief session to-day at the Assembly church,
Rev. 7. S. Wynkoop presiding as moderator and
Rev. DIR. Bittinger filling the position of stated
clerk. The overture from the Baltimore synod
respecting synodical missionary was mega
tived. The overture concerning ministerial re-
lief was commended to the attention of pastors
and their people. DIR. Bartlett having asked to
be excused from service as chairman OF the
freedman's committee DR.. Sunderland was ap-
pointed to fill the place. DIR. Bittinger and the
moderator were designated as a committee to
make changes in the standing committees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
From wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, Dec. The new week opsned
on the stock exchange with . moderately activo
market In stocks, but prices Tor the f1ut hlyuR
were very Irregular and feverish. Opening quo
tations were generally y 70 p per cent higher
irregular movement carried New York Central
down a. Lake shore and Union Pacific each I,
and Louisville and Nashville Ia per cent, the
rest OF the list generally yielding Il 70 n per
cent. Western Union and Oregon TrAnsc0Eti-
mental were prominent for the strength sxhtb-
tied. Later in the hour there was Q partial ~
covery in prices, and at IL O'Clock the marisss
is moderately active and firm at Prices gonne.
ally small fractionx below OPENING agu.uS
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Probably Murdered for HIS Money.

PfTTSBUG, Pa, Dec. IAN Italian laboref,
named Antonio, who for many year has lived
i'm the rear OF r. 4. kurtz sresidene at Newcastle
Pa, disappeared in a mysterious manner, and
il is feared that he has been foully dealt with.
Last Monday he was visited by several strange
Italians and q few hours later called At the bank
He told Mr.. Kurtz he was going home and len
a trunk, which he promised 20 call Tor Ths
trunk is still in the possession OF Mr. kurtx, snc
nothing has been seen OF Antonio since he
started away with his friends. The AFFAIR Looks
suspicious and the authorities will tnvestagssa
closely.
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A bureau Of Public Works Recon-.
meUde0.

The civil engineers conference which bad
been In session for several days at Cleveland,
O.. closed Saturday, after the adoption of reso-
iuttons recommending that Congress establish
bureau OF public works, the basis OF the
organization OF this bureau TO be made the
subject OF study and report by board appoint
ed oy the PRESIDENT OF the United States. II
was decided to create q national committee to
De known as the civil engineers committee on
national public works. The delegates OF the
c caa, wiii serve on the committee until
replaced by members elected from societies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

1t WIFI Grow q Little Colder.
EXTENT AND PROSPECTS OF THE PRESENT COLD
WAVE.
1t was stated at the signal office this morning
that the cold weather belt extends from the
middle Atlantic states westward, including the
Ohio, Mississippi and Missouri valleys and the
lake regions. The thermometer here this morn.
ing registered II deg above zero. 1t will be
still colder tomorrow morning by about de-
grees, and then 1t will begin to moderate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

REAL ESTATE SALEs-James A. Bates has
SOLD TO Fillmore Beall, for $3.50, three lots
aSxeO feet, and two lots, lsxzO feet, on the
east SIDE OF 16th street, at the corner Of Caro-,
line street, and between that street ana =
street. Wm. Calf and John F. Ennis have sold
20 A Az 1; Riggs. for 90. the lot 2Sxa25
island avenue and lJsn stre Lewis Davis
mas sold to b w. Frazier, for 81, 900, the LOT on
Inc sou sid" nj 1. street, %. 10x146 feeL De-
tresn 1St and 18th streets.
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ANOTHER STORM ON THE LAKES.
Fenrs That Many Disasters VIII be Re-
ported q COnseQuence.=

CHICAGO, Dec. The terrible gale that
swept the lakes on Friday night was followed
yesterday nv another almost equal TO IL I'm vio-
lence. which is still raging. Fears are enter
tanned for the safety OF every vessel known 10
have been caught out in the storm, and u 10
generally predicted that many disasters will
be reported. The wind blew fresh from the
west until about noon yesterday, when IL grad
ually began TO work around To the northward
and 10 increase i'm violence. By dark terrific
nor;heriy gale was blowing, the average veloc-
ity OF the wind being estimated at fifty miles
an hour. With the shifting wind the sea began
to make and at midnight tremendous sea
had been worked up, the waves dasbins high
into the air and completely submergtng the
breakwaters in the outer harbor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

Following is Q statement Of the work COM
pieted on the Washington Aqueduct tunnel
and the number OF feet yet to be driven: The
number OF feet to drive to complete the tunnel
is 1857 feet and the number OF feet to "hole"-
shafts meet Is 285 feet, which will be executed
by New Year day, making Q total OF $4,000
teet excaveted In the tunnel up to Jan. LIST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. IA cooperative mali
company with capital stock Of 100000, all
OF which has been subscribed, has been organ
lied by number OF striking nailers and hard
ware dealers in this city. The charter for the
company was procured last week. Five acres
OF ground has been given to them at Home
stead, amidst is their intention to erect factory
at once.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Interna
revenue, S969.45O; customs, S469,O97.

The PRESIDENT TO BE CANDIDA cane Of
oak, grown at Mount Vernon, presented to
Major Horace Goodwin, of the Putnam Pha-
ianX, of Hartford, while visiting Washington
during President Buchanan's administration,
tive Collins OF Massachusetts, py Major Good
WIN widow, for presentation to President
Cleveland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

PIrTsBCRG, Dec. s.-Wfthin the past six
months over 200 foreign glass blowers, who
came here to secure employment In American
factories, have been refused recognition by
President CiiDe, of the Universal Federation OF
window Glass Workers, and compelled 70 ne
turn TO their native country. This il one OF the
results OF last years International convention
held in Pitisburg, Mt which a resolution pro-
viding against foreigners crowding out hume
work ingmen was adopted. President Cline says
the prospects fer "A good trade during the winter
and spring are brighter than ever before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

DENNlb Col, Dec. "a Special 10 The Re
,,1sb!.caH from Durango says: Several men were
coming down the Amargo Canon, on the Den
yer and Rio Grande railroad on a push car,
yesterday afternoon. when i'm turning a sharp
curve they colliaed with a freight train going
up. Instantly killing j. Berline. road foreman.
WHO WAS GA the car, aud seriously woundins
tw" other persons. who il Is reported will die
from the effects OF theiriDjuries. Mr.. Hays, con-
tractor for the Colorado state capitol building
who was one of the number on the car, escaped
nuinfursl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEVER SucH BAReA1xs

IN MEMS, BOYS AND IHILDRENS CLOTHING
as are nov offered AZ the Great sample sale of Men,
BOYS and thllIen Clothing opening ga 9Th street
NV, De- 81 and AaS>aG 'BUSetts ave. over
sand Mems, Boy sand Ihidren's suits and Oyercoats
OF the BEST goods Many them vii be sold Al les,
then e COS; OF the goods, nothing the max
ing ana trimmings Actual 4
sample suit worth $50 he ought for Sl2 over
coats very io~ and tbi.dTen and IsOys suits little
over naif-priee- Chtaireus than You
would have 10 pay tor the masking These goods are
made OF the best English. French and American
goods Prince Albert Goats sold for Sl5, now al >,i
SUITS tina. sold fr II TO SO. ~ less than
OF the cost There ar better sOiS made, OF
them superior 10 the bs ordered Wink. Mems suits
start 81 - and 80 ~ si6; Logs suits -, To SiC
Children suits 800 "a 30. .Iyercuais Men
Boys and Children from S21U ups HGu can secure
the best bargains OF yOur life Of these goods
you get ntted H. OF hiren' SALTS
% In a4l-the price VI them 80 81 ~. =. d ~,
50 and SlO- = 10 b Jus. think Of il on can
have yOur choice Uftb.s lot for $3.50 Little Ivere,I,
for hsf price Mems Pants zoe, 81. 81 3d. :. up TO
SO We have lot OF Prince Abe. Coats EiacE
Cloth formerly sold tor SIS go and S2-your CHOICE
to-day for ST.
IL would be impossible to enunerate the thsussndz
OF good things in Clothing for Sen, ana (ulI-
dren Come and see for Yourself the treat sale OF
Sample SUITS al S24 9Th It. bet 81. AID Mass
ave- Look for the sigIs-o.impe suits and ali sly le
TUESDAY MORNING, AT 10 O'CLOCK d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

PrTTsBU RIG. PA. Dec. The claimants Of the
Harlem, New York, property residing i'm and
near New Castle Pa, who number from 10 Z.
80. are forming syndicate to push their claim.
dependent eft the Harlem syndicate. The
leaders nj tho movement are nrs. John Emery
and john 'ooNert. 4 meeting viii be held AT
New tastle on Friday and Walter n. Shupe, II
New YORK. VIII toe I'm attendance for the pun.
pose al rndcaNoriag TO reconcile the members
oi The new syndicate with those OF the Harlem
syndicate, which now numbers between soc
al 600 members
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Murdered fer yweut,.Gxe Ceu,s.

lrLEIGH, =. c, llec. saturday night al
Manly negro, named Rufus Segul, cut the
throat Of Alex. Carter. a white man. The lat
ter DEED in "A few minutes. He was a clerk I'm a
store, and the affair grew out Of a dispute about
~ cents which the Eegro owed and refused q.
pay. Great Indignation is felt at the affair and
night many armed men searched fos
Scgul, but failed To find him.
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LECTURES.

1)EV. W. II. MiLBURN. ID d., THE BLIND
HI Man Eloquent" Will Lecture 1T Nt. Vernon Place
NJ. E. Church south, MONDAY, TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS. the eth Sth and 9th
inst subjects: What Blind Man saw in EUROPE
IS =. Prentiss, The Greatest American Orator. .R
u. Sheridan, the Orator and Wit. 81
church d5-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

CADET WILEY REINSTATED-Henry A.
Wiley, OF Texas, the cadet of the third class
who was recently dismissed from the naval
academy by sentence of court martial for haz-
ing, mas re-enfered the academy under de-
ciSion OF the Attorney General, who finds that
there was a legal flaw in the proceedings of the
court martial: Cadet Wiley was repremanded
by Secretary Whitney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

BALTIMORE AFTER THE OFFICE OF Public
PRINTER.-A special meeting of the Baltimore
Typographical Union was held in that city YES
terday, to secure the endorsement of q Baltl.
more printer to the President for appointment
as public printer. 1t was, however, decided that
had nothing to do with recommendations of
men tor political positions, and the union
adjourned without taking any action. The
Baltimore SIN says that the Maryland delega-
ton, including Senator German, are said to be
hopeful of securing the appointment for
Maryland man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

Ex-MARsHAL MCMICHAEL was at the court
house this morning and left Wa shington on the
IL o'clock train for Philadelphia. where he is
to be entertained this evening. Mr. McMichael
stated this morning that he could offer no bet
ter evidence of the business method, the accu-
racy and the prOmptness In the transaction of
the affairs of his Office than in the fact that
he had filed in the Treasury every account, with
vouchers complete, covering the separate ex-
penses of jurors. witnesses, court house en-
plOyes, Jail expenses. miscellaneous expenses OF
the courts and Of the marshaPs Office. He be-
1ieves this is unprecedented.
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1HE LEAVE of Col. Samuel d. Sturgis, 18th
cavalry, has been extended three months.

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Senators Beck and Jackson, Repre-
sentativeS Anderson, Cultivate, Oates Caine
and Daniel commissioner of patents and
SecOnd Assistant p. M. G.. Knott.
NAVAL ORDERs.-I.ieut. VIM. G. Cutter, de-
tached from the coast survey and ordered to
the Dolphin; Ensign f. H. Sherman, from the
Dolphin and placed on waiting orders; Paymas-
ter Il. May, from special duty and placed on
waiting orders; Passed Assistant Engineer Jas.
h. Perry, from the New York navy yard and
ordered to the Dolphin: Assistant Engineer
VIM. r. Durand, from the Morgan iron works
and ordered to the Dolphin.
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E%s MASONIC A SPECIAL COMMUNE
- cation of BENZ. Il. FRENCH LODGE. No.
10. +. \ a NJ, will be held Tt E>DAY, 18th inst,
go clock D. M, for the purpose of attending the
funeral of our deceased Brother, CHARLES DALLAS
PEARSON. Punctua attendance is requested Mem
beTS o. other Lodges fraieriay invited BY order
OF the W. VI. II. NJ. GILMAN.
III
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a sovs rospsoo soar.

Tho Nav York Time, s.vs. T..l,orar.
have bs.p at work FAR .svar.l m,rtb. n
n. rp;n. u Fort r,.f.vett. con.trrct;r.
. tor,s.,,.. hos4 who. II .no.,...f.I Iii
rrovc .,bm.-;,s v,,a.~ ,h.+ LII
st.rtls thu world Tbs bo.t .on.;.t.
m.ipIv Of wood and fiftv fsst Ions IA
al III il t,isoeter. n. .b.p. .ueg..t. !.
cigar Tn. b..d 4 ,|e.;onsd 4, eo..si,nt.
sbsrp ram. which wbsn dr;v.n bv en-
prodia;ous strenytb Contemplated iii
s,srror.t, the iron Mating ~ !. .b;n ana
then bv retrour.de motion. ou;ctIv with.
draw ;taoIf Ths ram Iooks liz ths snou,
OF ! hoe. buiIt a. steel and -, pecuI;,,
e,iigss Of ,,,srp sursae.. ;r.-,s-,s 70 f.c;li,
tate It's operation, On tbe Ton Of the
craft and IN the center i. ! small iron
srrret surrounded with it'll. .lsctr;e
l.eats 10 aid in steering Bstvesn hi.
turrst and thu ram - A.. had i. -
sucrsure at the month az which !. !.
dynamite nun this beipu hidden frvm
view. Directly over IN. v,sn and s;tu.tsd
on the deek az the vesssl Il . sbsrp. thin
Mica AZ steel IL IA intspdsd "a ,.e thi.
60 cut a hole in ANAL er,fta or other tor.
us,,o bo.ts bv ri.;py suddsnlv underneath
them anil pisrc;no than III. ;pveutor
claims that h. can a..trov . vs...I Nv
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Ne. sss.


NOTIoE / aGa <Br ufvEh rd.r far
IN Pg-D v 0,AA aud SILVER iuias usmp NJ,
wAsss vSsssflcs . saruss u sAu srHnglscS.
Calf Kalss mas snn nsy iisd IT. sppllcastou lul
: stAssls III Fvariesu aunurs and riSnsy mine
liapar ssss " sue nv Ny a,ias " vsin bsarsas
sitscr. with. SURFACE II u41 ais nun ,fod fess u
vi ith slta .tsA Ia jsskrAbJk Niuiny .tssrict
Osansy u riucoin. aud asa.s VI nsvAd4. and
ds-iSaassd W sus asia Avsss an odAs,al plas ~
uisarvsysd tsat ~ ezesg1oe ; ,Ani1siss Vi
ssll ~ ~. y pdag = fsilsss. % ut;
osslnuinx q pSA narkad 10. 1, Q survey
NJ ". ron wAisn q Ania rsl snonunsss ~
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sji 4 Is lS,n { ~ *. . q he sssa1ssssss i
Payday nsissins-eorks bsArs u dsS - nj,
3SV oee. rneA. lss coars j u ~ - ain =
sSu test, . ooss v srHsd Nv !. D : sufvey NJ -
sal pSss 10 I VI o sdrvsy Nv ~, SID posss
bag tisassss. s.sn sns asssasssssfiy cofns.
n IA nsas sLthe P&y-Dsy iocsslsn. ~ !. whadh
"a iortn Ssst~riy corns anonu asnt Of ~ fay.
wssesrty. sssasf 4 ths PAy-pss iosafios
~ sAcs ! - isg q .ain v ~ isul, 70 Z = ~
onsss gsstsfiy Il .so Y : sarvsy 70 "; shsaoe
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psss - !, . : sssvss No . and shs plses u
bssin Il &. jiaeAiaing ~ arsS VI 6a-l0v Aors u
lsli. Wit:n tFsass ustus sxeiudss frvm 81.
saessy saves ssm anin4 - srss Of ~ is-iol
scfas 81 al.
IL astlc VACATION 10 q & East
Tas scstt u Of snls maat n recorded ID tn
Bsc 4 lsSs ID y II Lincoln county, SsssAa, q
Blk II dlal e vot, - cais sods Il bssnd z
. tue ss1s b. tina sckrsboit miainx elaim
"a 70 tns " -. esst snd south o. NJ kaowr
clai ~ Aay And eli pssssn> elAimtng ~
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snrfAos g~sua ~ req airsd y a. ehslf sdvse 4
csa a. With tbs dssistsf u tha Unissd $3.50
Lat JAes q karskss In tbs $40 Of 1svo1A
a idnS tas >t1ts sdtys ped ~ u paullnaktou
here " eAe5 MIS- oErr q ~ gfctue q III
r.a dfxcKLgY assisssr
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Application TOR . Patent


No TOO.
uufzp dxAxss LAM OFFICE.
kureks, Nevada February U. A v l8S3.
NOTiCE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
~ u. LEH xER. whose postofnrs sddrcrs 10
oincinnatt, ohio. hes this day died his spplt-
sxs4es sce . raeeas for nftsen hundsed linear
t. u The kahmsg mine Of vstn psaring gold
md etlvae, Win suf1aos afound sig hundred
tese = Width. situstsd 10 eshranagat Lake Mn
Nc ulsestoti Oounfy Of Lluooln, State Of Ne
odaeisi plat on ale IL shis once . Lot Sumosr
= 'unt Disblo Meridian. rhe sxtsrir bounda.
riea Of said Lot No N bsing u follows, to IL:
Heg1nnirg a. past me- he'd No I. Survey
he M corner pose Of Ssefion u T 8. q T. SO
{, bea<s OF deg Isl fsst; old monument sn-r
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