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FUTCRE DAYS.


RATCLIFFE DARR CO.. Auctioneers
IMPORTANT AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF TIE
ENTIRE ROLLING AND RUNNING STOCK OF
THE LATE KINGSLEY BROS CREAMERY
COMPANY, CONSISTING OF
IT HEAD OF HORSES,
10 SINGLE MILK WAGONS
lDoUBLE TRUCK
i DAYTON WAGON,
20 SETS HARNESS.
REFRIGERATOR CANS. ETC.,
BY AUCTION
IwELvE O'CLOCK NJ. We will sen in iron, OF our
The Wards Alde.ney Milk Proauceys' and Con-
hs Ky B i
having no Use Fer saIne have Instructed 20 sell
presents an etceea, opportunity for parties engsE
e Ia the INK 'aSii RI C IftE5s p s0pS't OUTFIT
apS-d Auc;ioneers
y IA seS stNE i Il
DAY or APRIL iS Rif sAaF Hsh AZ 5.A'r
-aPl4.d Auetioneeya
'VHoMAs BOWLING son. Auetioneers,
Il GIG street northwest
VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM. CONTAINING
oS 4tIsSEi hlniS ASsFFSs ,sas
this vsinab improved farm. censainiDg 100 scses
burr road near Four corners. about two miles iron,
silver SIrinYs sa,.n kn.wn rs the kaa,e Farm. and
lie improvements consist Of /. comfortable eight
COW stables hog peg Chicken house corn house. she'd:
ana stabns Tor cattle. &c The farm Is well Matered
Terms: One third cash. balance in enc and two
be secured by deed OF the properly do,osIt
al sa;d iH9l Wv. IoSfIse son, Auct.
II go Pa. AVE. NV.
VERY yiH
h hgh 1FHE5s sFRkKr RSiiT
aFSI II lEsef Isl Al
ft sSU q sg so. TT IS, o.
~ r0ons and Dath with al modern improvements IN
Permission to inspect the premises cac be had upon
Application TO the aUctioaeers they be =;
Terms; QUE third CASH balance In one, two and
three years with interest At the rie of cent per
veyanciug and recording. &c at tho puscEssers cost
apl.-dSds kAfcLlFtE. DARR Co, Aucts.
RADCLIFFE. DARR co. Auc'iouesrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING SITE ON < STREET Be
IWEES FlFIEENTH AND SlSrkEN III
Sy asaL
FIRST. at FL Z O'CLOCK. We viii otter for sale IN
front Of the premises,
PAIR OF LOT THIRTEEN,
IN SQUARE ONE HUNDRED AND NlNETY-NINF
Fronting ~ feet inches street, with depth u
3. ieet
Ths lot ts one Q: the finest ip the city, being in the
most fashionable neiShborhood, near many me and
costly private resi- ences, and II 10 ssido plor-
tunity ID offered to buy such property py puoic
TERMS made knowI Ut time OF SALE lie poslt If 500
required wnen the property sold II the tc.nis VI
saiS are not COMPLIED wt IL III Keen days the day
oI sale gt rceersed to resell The property at e risk
and coat OF the dcfaul.iug Purchase after vs lay
ADVERT ment OF such resale in newspaper pu D.
lished me ssh;nGton d. e. An convey and re-
cordlpS at the cost o; The purchaser
apl2-d&1. RADCLIFFE. DA-;R CO., Aucts.
WELL-RNowN STEAMER EXCELSIOR AT
w auction on We JNESDAY. APSIL TWENTY.
SEVtSrH, at THREE O'CLOCK Pm. at 7rh st
wharf, @eshLsgtGn, DC For descrIrtion OF boat sf-
ply to NALTGk L. WILLIAMS Co. Washington
d. {, Ierils made known at time of ssle
AMI
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER b WILLIAMS Co. Auctioneers.

WALTER b WILLIAMS Co. Auctioneers
sSs$$HSSsf sHsHsEs #
AZ AncTIoX-. on, ra,.n---...~-
Riys Z! %
Boundary street forty and eighty hun
alley sixty feet and thirty-two one husdredths
along said alley ten feet thence
lot. .n ;bssss hS
said line SIXTY i've feet and
tanning in all thousand eight hundred and thirty
building should give this sale their special sttsn
ton. hare chance for speculation.
1el''' n'''' WALTER i L WILLIAMS & co.
sp1-dkds Auotioneera
s Ss4y5 s sE OF fs
TENTH same hour and place. apl5-3t
g faE As4shP lhfHFoykR
sFEhEE Ps sPSrRSf M4k1LASD
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
Mary II, e e w. ss COM Mo
paipants and Emma Gross ct al defcp danis the
ticn On TagEspAIs ths So6KTEESffM DAY Of
the premises tho following describcd real estate M 81
tho improvements thercunto belonging sistng of
and q to w Of 81 osna
four - and i've 49, in square three hundred atty
s% sRs sai
north on 10Th street forty five t4s) feet eleven
q inches thence west ninety t91 feet Won "a
nchea thence south forty Ave "A 81 feet eleven ii -
In hes to the south line OF said 10, "a and
east ninety l9 feet "a hos the place
OF beginning, together with right of way the pur-
OF and use AZ an alley Of the GLOWING
part of said lots four IA and five COZ in said square
thrce hundred and hfty-two 352I beginning for the
ssme at point on tine east line Of said lot hvo 5)
sixty four go feet one n inch south the
corner of said lot hve t5) and running thence weat
ninety Old feet seven az inches thence north
two GU feet sI t6) inches, thence ninety 20
feet seven 90 inches to the said said lot
t) and thence two (2 feet siI () iuches TO
tho place of beginning.
Terms Of sale; One:third Of the purchase money in
cash. one third In one and third in two years
from the day CT sale or all cash. tho option OF the
purchsserthe deferred payments besr interest at
the rate OF sx 90 per cent per annuIn payable semi
annually ana 70 be secured BY the notes Of the pur.
chaser or purchasers and deed Of trust upon the
property sold deposit of $500 will he required
soon a: the property il bid or Al conveyslcns and
recording at PURCHASERS cost. II the purchaser or
purchasers sh. fail e comply with the tsrs Of sale
within ten days from the day Of sale the properly viii
be rssold at his her or thsir risk and cost
EDWARD A. NEWMAN,
Fsndall buildipe, (,...
JACKSON Il. kALSTON trustees.
tsun building.
LAT1MER h SLOAN. Aucts. mh3l-d&ds
sg-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN THE
above Gale Is postponed until MONDAY, TWENTY
FIFTH DAY OF APRIL. 1892 Same hoar and plxce.
By order Of tho Trustee
kh
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II ATCLIFFE. DARR q Co. Auctioneers.

IL AICLlFFE, DARR q co, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE Situated ON Fouk-AND. A-HALF
nTkhET BEI nv IN, g AND D NohTH%Esr;
BRICK HOUSES KNOWN AS NUMbEKs 3lf
AND $40 FOUb-AND-a-HALF STREET NORTH
WEST TO CLOSE An ESTATE.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL TWEEN
TIETH, A. u. 1892. Al FIVE O'CLOCK. we will
offer for sale front OF the premises that very vaiu
able PROPERTY known LOf l3, IN SJUA..E .l:SS
fronting "A feet Oh Four alda half and
lack to a large alley, making it yecy desirable for
Cffice purposes, bs;ng within oueh1N square of
city hall court house, pension Office post Office and
other public building.
Terms One third cash; the balance in one, two and
three years at per cent per puy able
annually, secured By deei Of trust the property
.old. al cash at the option OF he purchaser. de-
post Of $500 required 1t the time Of sale If the
terms Uf sale not comp.ird With fifteen days
the day of sale. right resell the prop.
erty the risk ana cost .; the defsultng purchaser
days advertisement Of such resale IN some
newspaper published IL Washington, D. e. All con
We, and recording at the cos. of tho p,ic
JAMES L. HHIfk,
CHAtLlS 4. MCCALL,
CHACSCEI II. Brush.
Trustees,
splc-d1as RADCLIFFE. DARR co. Auets.
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DENTISTRY.

IT s. DENTAL ASSN
W Cor. 7.b AID ts.nw.
SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY Ar MODERATE
PrICEs
The ieaiinr de1tsl organization of America with
of1res In the PRINCIPAL cites All members grad
1atrd specialists. See advertise ut in auot her
coiunn Ap1
nR STARR PARSONS,
II ;. t. corner 9Th and sts W,
Dentistry in all Its branches.
Filling and preservation OF the Latu raj teeth spe-
Cary inhaJ
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AU go Pennsylvania ave. n. W.

X hieLif I :, pAhh CV Auctoncers,
H. $40 PenIsy wanna ave. W.
DESiHABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED
PEOPEkrY-k STREET, VIRGINIA AVENUE
AND SEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST. BY
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL NINE
TENT ii. Ar FIVE O'CLOCK. will scl by puolic
auction III front OF the premises
PAkf OF LOI /. IN SQUARE 500.
Part OF ths property Is improved By ! two-story
brick house KNOWN as o22 X ii. g. e. and fronts 70
ieot on It The vacant Pertion fronts 20 feet X
At, 10 feet inches on NtfylEta aud 40 feet
TIN St. making IT most desirable plot for subdiv
sion IN & neiEhbcrhood where small houses rent
readily being the United States ordnance ard,
the cable road and otiier couvsnieuces.
Terms: tie nyroved portion will be sold subject to
trust deed OF $780, over this amount to be paid in
cas.. The uilmproyed subject to a trust decd Of
about III oU. payable IL equal ins:arueuts be-
fore three years; over and above tbs amount to be
paid in cash In each the purchaser may pay all
cash II hs desires. deposit Of 500 each piece
qured at the time Of sale Tcrms be complied with
III fifteen days rom the day of sale the right
sell 1t tpe risk and cost the purchaser
reserved All conNeyancing. recording &c. at Of
purchaser. EATCLItFE DARK & CO.
apl2-dSdS Auctioueers
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(,HEsAFEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY

IT II a.
sCHEDiL Ii N EFFECT NOVEMBER Is. 1891.
and Il sfs-
Through the -r=cdest scenery in America with tn.
hands Alr complete solid Iran s.Tyce
Ne-- troul u asht gtOn-
= 90 PIN IIcinnati last Linz solid Train
Washington 10 Clnc.unat without chan &c arriyit =
slhcinn4l ~ : 10 an, ecnLcctiEE IN the Union
DEL =; for Indian .. oils. ~. Lot.,s, &c.
IL. 10 = "a La famous r. y Nes.ibule IiuIite--
eso.it vt bull tram With dIfirs for Gin, ati
Ohio LeNilEt.t and Louisville Ky arriving q Gin
o. n2ti a. o. - = r. Lexington y % pm LorlSyiI q
$50 n. contrasting, /. UnoE -pois fCr Al points
90 3 kXIEc~- (,srdui.sv o,.r n lie
r. arsc"d Wsynesb 10. S;aant.n AID PRINCIPAL VIZ
gnia Points.
lO.J1 via II +. and p FsiIwsy An Richmond to
o. PO.1t CCG-f. - a.d N1rfolA-OSLI Rail, LINZ
S13 and ian Psars agC.
nOl6 II ". HULLER. Ge=T Fassersrr A--at.
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u ATCLIEFE. DAKk 3 CO, Aucts.,
~ SO PA. AVE. NV.

AUGTI9N sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
WEal MAR I sTk.kT. GELsDORFF's OLD
STAND 1904 SEVENTH STREET
We viii sel public suction. IN front Of the prem,
ise sv on me- IhiDAY: anil FiFrEENTA. lSe@. at
four hundred and sixteen l4l6) in Washington city
D. c. fronting 20 feet 18th street ana running back
U ten foot alley aud being improved by two story
house Tor many years occupied by Augustus Gers
corf as grocery store, No. 1904 9TH street.
Terms: Ope-third cash, balance in one and two
yeas with interest At yer cent annun, paysbe
required at sale and ali conveyancing at Dur
chasers cost.
EDWARDS Il BARNARD. Attorneys
ap7-d6ds 500 Sih a nv
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A. 9th and stsnw
pET SE'TIl SAFE OF FOUR TwQ,sToRy
hsaTk ,PRSSslidEH HE'S HpS Up IL. ~ AND
ITEM 81 MWhn ,SS.; ,A1rEnSo4N. krRIL TWIN.
r..n ,LGrst%s1 -. 4eana -. soUARE777,
s sssy sn ? tSs Ss and zach nrrSss
and BATH and mo,iyra cSnyenrace s'"'''"'s rooms
These houses aye near II street cars and government
nr. .iu once Very desirable homes and good in
Terms: s?5oocs remain until September 1894:
pasnce cash % 500 cash. AID balance monthly
stinlshss OF $50 PsT month. with per interest
One hnnrsd xsss o St
each holse Of time OF sale. Terms TO be complied
cost Of dcatnE pnrchaser after i've 'T dsy.
Isl ~ OF sch resale IN some newspaper pub
DUNCANsoN BROS,
apl o-d&ds Auctiouccrs.
I .ArIMHK s SLOAN. Auctionocrs
vALUAILE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY,
sfsEr NHa ogg hER o9s sf SorH
f fkyTS 81 p stSIST tzfASGED AND 2'.Sa
Bs di.sstioa Of the owners will offer for sale At
THE tf4' baY 6F kP isS !;
SE re ~ u P' fe Se r. laSa d sth
tended and 25:s2 feet on boundary. Total depth of
r ~ ss frame and brick
Terms Of sale: One-;hird cash, balance in one ard
two years with reres; at per cent and secured By
deed Of trust o. the property or al cash. option OF
purchaser little good, abstract sold with property
Conyey.rcing and recordlns 1t cost of purchaser
$500 deposit required at time Of sale t.
fully consisted with within twenty days. otherwise
post forfeited
aps-tSas A b WILLIAMS. Attorney. ca9 Az ST.
II ATcLirFE. pARR CO. Aucts.
iSTsTEEs SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
LEAsE STOCK, &c. OF THE CIGAR STORE
*. elo STREET NORTHWEST, CONSIST
ING o..
FIVE SHOW CASTS, ONE SAFE ONE SHOW
FIGURE COUNTERS. SHELVING, CASH KEG-
ISihR, TWO MolsTING CASES, CIGARS.
iHbACC2, CIGARETTES, SNUFF, FANCY
By virtue " ch-ticl deed oftrust duly recorded in
lloeE i63vfo.lo ct seq OF land records tor
the District II coinHDa, and al the request the
party secured thereby. We, the undersigned trustees
Will sell ~ puo.ic suction on the 2boye-named
premises on THURSDAY. APRIL TWENTY
flHSI. A. d. .lSY2 AT Ten O'CLOCK A ~
All TIE goods and chstte. toned in schedule A'i
aftas he'd to sand trust to which the the
trade and private buyers is called.
THOMAS ;. kiMPTON,l -r-.
j. EDGAR Smith, ( lruslees.
RADCLIFFE, DAER Co, Aucts. apl,yd
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EDUCATIONAL:

VAssAR COLLEGE
or vii se hsd IN
during the nrst days o: JuLe
should
apl4-2svtopy7 President
CoLuMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC; eoo
Of Music. Boston, Mass aplo-1w
OLunsEA foLLsea r OF co eI,g rss, ono.
c. K uRNkk. A. NJ, C. Z. Prin,
qnesss 20 S ns fSs Az once conpets
course. 80 Shorthand diein,GSs by eomPesns
by eIp-rieucsd reporters, ThnrOush in,tEuctOn in
the English business and evil seryac1 courses Re
apI5
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
organ. voice flute. cornet &c Free ADVANTAGES to
pupils. o B. BULLAKD. director. ar9-lm'
DROP. AND MADAME GAILLARD's SCHOOL
o06 ct. authors Of ana original method the
only one decorated (see circulsrD ap9-n
LLocUTIQS-DRLsAKTE SYSTEM
II Correct English taught To foreg.ars private les
sons Mrs ELIZABETH KING. 507 East Capitol
apo
L tutor; university graduate EspGeial suecess with
Ssa.ssss. pupil Sairss si Fr0f J.. So4 K.tnS ~
TEE BrRIrrz sc sgg I 9fS :. OF LANGUAGES
Branches IN the principal American and European
cities
Students may begin at any time. Open all summer.
Send for circuIars APPS
MISS FRANCES MARTINS ENGLISH AND
IVA French Private Day school reopeDs october 1.
1905 st. NV. PARTISAN professor Private el!sses
in school mh.9-1m
ID W. ROBERTSON 4 CO., EXPERT ACCOUNT
ant,. Room 2o3 LeEmzn building l42? n Y.
ave. teach bookkoeppE. business methods. stenoE-
raphy and typewriting Class or private Instructions
mh23-lm
w GODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 4e7 EAST
w CAPITOL st. Commercial branches, shorthand
and typewriting Day and nixht sessions. Lowest
Now n good time to JOIN. Catalogues mho On
ERENCH ENTERrAINMEST AND MUSICALE.
It April and -, . 3o7 ID St NV. WRENCH LES-
SONS BY Mile v PRUD'HOMME, Tuesdays and
L'IOCUTION-DELSART AND EVENING
II rs very moderate for spring term, special
di for readings and esssysi CORRECT EYEsh TO for
eigners. Mrs ELIZABETH KING. oo7 East Capitol
Isl9-3ci'
NORWOOD INSTITUTE
4 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
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ap2-eokdss
apl4-3ts

~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED on Ac-
count OF rain TO SATURDAY. APRIL SIXTEENTH.
1892 Same hour and place W. MAYSE,
ap14-3t' Trustees.
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pATCLIFFE. DAkR co, Auctinneers
~ $50 Pennsylvania ave n. w.


DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND us,MpsovED
And shttENfB sSTHkaEklTs satTaE AsfS 81
On .Tuks6AY AFTERNOON, APRIL NINE.
IEENih, ~ tlvEOCLOok. We will sell by public
FART OF Lof /, IL SQUARE $50.
Fart OF this property - improved by . twc-story
at,. 10 feet inches Virginia ave. and 40 feet on
TN ST. making most desirabls plot subdivs
n nsighborh9od where small houses rent readily.
csole road and other csnveniences.
Ierna The improved portion will be sold subject to
trust deed OF 5000 over this smount DO paid in
shout 100. payable equal nstalne nj. on or be.
lore three years: over and sboys this amount to be
paid in cash In each case tbs purchaser may pay ali
Ssah :. az : q :, 500 on each
In fifteen days frop day sails or rhe right to re-
sail at the r.k and cost Of the defaung purchaser ia
rsserysH AL cenvesaneiIg rsSSsdirS Nc q cost Of
spis:dka. E. AneS : So.
i on 9 sTREEl BErwEES E .ts AND
NINEtEENTH STREETS NoHTHWESf
BY virtue q deed Of trust, recorded February g.
bsY n Ta wi SsS fSE s,s + suction e
HALF-FAsr FOUR O'CLOCK r n in fr0nt OF the
premises the west 20 feet front by depth Of l3l feet
side 18th and ioh s Sr nor.h
vest and improved by dwelling No. 1915 @ street
Terms q sale: one-third cash; s.lano. :. on. and
N. premises. Terms 70 be complied with in Ten dsya
fault sio0 deposit At time q sale. Al eonSeysSS-
JSskfM DARLINGTON. rr,.....
1ATCLIffE, DARK Co. Aucts. apl2-dkds
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STREET CARS IN EUROPE.

HOW THEY Am MANAGED ACCORDING TO TIE
RkPoRTs OF CoSsuLs
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t1-TRE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED OK AC-
COUNT Of the rain until WEDNESDAY. TWENTIETH
DAY OF APRIL, Is - SAME :,OUR AND PLACE
RATCLIEFE, DAR1 4 CO,
Apl4-d Auctiopeern
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y Examjpation for entrance to ysssar College.
Poughk eepse n Y will be held in Washington, ID c,
during the hrst days o. JuLe
Candidates should conDunicate With the president
before MAy7 JAMES III TAYLOR, ID.
apl4- 2swtomv7 President
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i2ted Toniaa OF aged person to cross the scr "a
q at IL quite outsids the provocative, or q
lssst the practice. OF tho conductor The con-
sequence IL that the horse cars IN Prackfo-t
are unpopular with tho well-to-do elasses VITO
make very little used OF them, preferring 20 pus
tEe.r osn carriages or tie cheap and excer s.it
cats, winch are abundant and good throas h.
out the cts"
REGULATIONS X HANOVER.
ia Hanover" says Consular Agent Geerzs
II. Murphy, the number of passenger, 10
street cars and omnib1ses 10 limited BY INV.
and in each car or Omnibus is q ccnspicSos.s
notice stating how many passengers can be 20
eou;aolstsd with seats aud hox many star =
ing places there are on the piat.orm& The
RICH: Of each passenger TO . comfortable p.scs
is carefully protected. No passengers are a.
lowed TO stand ;nsids the omnibus or car, saa
hescs the street car company, for its own 70 q,
cannot pace any one In position where toe
reasons OF poiteness. he is required 90 SURF n.
der tie seat for which he has paid After ever
halt, before starting again, the driver n
CURED 10 blow on q vhistse, and sise when oaf-
ing the trip he sees on OF near the track hefcrs
him any obstacle, such ~ q wagon or peace
tr:an- The conductor 10 required to renaain N
the rear platform as much IS possible. and 2.
more passengers In the car or en- the platforms
than the law allows Smoking As not psynifss1
except on the platforms Regular stopping
places are marked by iron sign posts and ia
tween these stopping places. which are ususiir
only few hundred yards apart, oondpctcFI
are not required 70 stop the cars for any enc ~
get on or Oh.
NOVEL CARS X RAxsunA
Most Of the tvo-horss Earepean lines are
equipped with double -dscker cars, bot soms OF
the Hamburg companies ePerats . decidedly
odd variety Of vshicls. Consul Charles y.
johnson reportS:
'-on some Of the routes nvs-vhesled car b
employed, which can be used both on streets
having track and on those that have none
When the car runs on the track the hfth wheel
is lowered by means of . lever, sad this wheel
keep the car on the track; bus when he driver
Wishes 70 leave the track he simpiy rsisss the
additional wheel, and he can drive owes streets
Nlthont 1racka without any di1kcultH"
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sy-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN THE
above Gale Is postponed until MONDAY, TWENTY
FIFTH DAY OF APRIL. 1892, Same hoar and place
aplJ-d6ds LATIMFR SLOAN Aucfs
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TEE COMPANIES AkR HELD powS BY RIGID RULES
~ vIENNA-So cRowDIsa ALLOWED II ANY
crrr-rvEsr PAssxSaxR 10 ESrIrLKp TO A
sEAT-RKaULAa sToPPrya PLAcEa
The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20
coNvlcTs DRIVEN OUT.
Miners ~ Tracey CITY. rcns-,.cs. Harm
the Convict sso-Ledr.

As:D \. M. on the iJ,h an organized bs-iy
Of 10 men. 100 Of them armed and ats Of
them apparently unarmci, advanced on the
.,ockaic In which the convict miner. arr.
housed II Tracey, Tennessee. To capture IL
was the work Of . minute. Without undue
confusion every piece Of property belonging
10 the Tcnncs.ec Coal, Iron and Railroad
Company va. carefully removed To ssfc
distance and the eon,lct. Who were IN the
s'ocsadc were led on. under guard.
1acn the torch was applied aud Mt 0 O'Clock
the building. were u,a.. of flames. Toe
rilaess at once proccc'lc,i.to tho minc.. took
possession Of tho couvici., marched them to
the railroad station and loaded them In boy
ears. Next tho telegraph wire. wvrr cut aud
guard was placed over every locomotive In
the yard. to prevent II from earring the ncu
dovn tho mountain. The conductor Of tn,
train containing the conyict- wa. ordered :,
leave at once and he obcycd and the trait
reached Nashville u, l p. IN.
Captain Burton. with twenty-five guard
had the 20 convicis In charge aud under con
troll. Between scwancc and Mont Eagle tn.
convlct- cut the train In two. and ten or az
teen made break for liberty. Several shot
| were fired. Matt Wilson (wbi,c) wa. killc,
and Tom Smith tco!orcd) wounded. Six o
| eight made good their escape
II l. probable that the governor will cal
out troops TO relnstatc the convicts In tn
/ mines,
The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20

The Mammoth. the great BONANZA IL Ens.
ncrr mountain, I. producing. aioui ESQ day
with a working force Of sixteen men. The
last saFluid Yielded 20 ounce silver aud g.
ounces gold. Three tons daily arr shipped.
aud the reserve |. simply immense. Tho
iIandora ha. ,cvcn levels all In orr. and tie
Richness Of tho property IL only just coming
into view. Thrc nc~ level. have been start.
cd on the contact, and orr Of rich quality
again encountered. The North Star .cnds
down ii, ton. Of bigi, grade ore daily. worth
from s..o 10 500 per ton. Work on the mill
Is progressing rapidly. and II Is expected to
lie III operation by September 1. Nevada. the
the laicrt strike In Silver Lake basin. l. send.
Ing down train Load of orc daily. which
amounts TO about twenty ton. pr week.
Fabu oualy rich specimens continue TO bc en-.
c,uutcrc,i. -Siisoion .uiacr.
A new strike. wonderful more on account
Of the immense mass Of orc In eight than be-
cause Of iis hgh.graic, for II IL all low grade
orr ns far n. II has been pro-pcctcd, has bccn
made on the line OF the Florence. Cripple
Creek and State Line railroad, about fifteen
mile. from Florence. The strike 4. entirely
Outside the limits Of the Cripple Creek dis
rs the McCourt mining district, n name
which has been bestowed ON II In honor Of
Alderman Peter McCourt Of Fremont, one of
the owners Of the most valuable properties In
the new district. The owners have siaked
out twcnty.four claims along the vein or de
post and arc preparing TO put up large
stamp mill. for the operation of which there
I. IN abundance Ct water within n stones
throw of the mines. They have Just received
returns from two mill runs made by Jones 4
Jones OF Denver. which ran $500 and -. 40 In
gold TO the ton aud arc jubilant over the out
look.
A dispatch from Rcd CHI to the Denver
R,puJi en says. The great strike OF tho sea.
son was made few days ago IN the famous
Ground Hog mine Mr.. Harmon Of New York
city, came here few days ago In the interest
Of the owners Of the mine. lie reluctantly
purchased lease TO portion of the mine for
small figure, placed man mt work, and In
two days took about $4,000 Of ore from the
lease. ana so far there Is no sign of any cx-
hnuston OF the ore body. An average SAM
pie assaycd 3,laG ounces In gold and about
$1,000 In silver to the ton. The numerous
strikes recently made on Battle Mountain In.
dictate that II has plenty OF orc and that the
comparatively small amount Of development
done in the past is only getting down TO the
ore bodies. In amy case where any depth hss
been reached lassn quantities Of high-grads
ore have been found. The Dclden, Garbutt,
and Ben Butter, once thought TO b exhaust
cd. are now pouring out vast stzeAsss Of
wealth. compared with which their old.tiua
production is n, nothing. Red Clih aud GU.
man are looking forward to season VI
greater activity in the mines than ever be-
!urc known.