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Furnished Rooms.

FULLY FrKNGNlll ID four-~tofy house.
ith-st. Madison-uN". four months 800
monthly. g.. LOGO 3i-Afr.
IMPFRuYAL III ~rArEANr. 50 Wet
18th lilnd-Dmcy furnished looms, Win
'ItD.
Will IAkE gcntlrman g. Iodeo o.
pr'ni" family; references Wqufcf. -
Wet i2d -
WISI 33D ~r.-lIlchcior a,.li tul,nt,
newly ? nuturi. unuif ana ,.rgtut.f flr
ui,hrI cI suite ol slnsIY, VITA 81 without
private bail.
I4III~r. rs WT-T..A f-w choice
rooms. uraly FURNISH / superior appoint.
m.ni-. SCOT location tfnn-''ut- accom-
r.niard e,s.IflDnai references.
-l~t~I lgg EAST I1nuof,y parkl.
Charming single rooms fur gentlemen
-, breakfast optional, references.
3TH.Sr.. ~ WEST Ncwly iurnl-h,d
.quar. rooms 10 Jet without b'aid - gen.
tlcu.cn references fpqul. 81
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gounIrn Kcal Gslnte FOR tials

AHENlI FOR MDN -l'csden e
JsOl cr-i'- Tor sale and 20 1t large valley
4 choice building >ite-. J BIS \ IAl
Tor ; Bcchman-,t. and Monte air
FOR ~ALE. q; Sew HAMBURG one 81
,hr inr~f ,ul4utrf cat ou tn II d~Il. WIN
80 acre. ~ lind nii'l With frglt aud shade .
ilf-r house. -ar.rn>. coit1I' ana every
ming cuinplrtc. fof further inipfuati %
apply 20 CHARLES n. MEAD, toln"ru
LANDING. orange county. y. !.
PROPERTY 80 thu Oftbl,, y. j. q"
-p..i into. ~omc taf.aIn- !Yr soir. J.. J..
hamilton & CO.. ?j E.oltNay y. !.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW
IOEK CITY Ono ri. tn best alpMrt' !
md most tftl.i. tive - ~" smaller place.
at lll,rrt De- for sal" ~ 7J3 COZ or :" rent
- -onahly .unfuIu.S T. sifisfaD tory
tenant. = tunt on Uu~ufl1sSHl TN
view long street frontage. Aaigr-,
PLY MDl I'll Tribune Office.
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rprsrs anO Carriages


\ BARGAIN.-A fine e'uilcuan's drlN-
ing horse Tor sale az "A Ncry rcaS9nao'e
ngurr. nr in cXcnang, flr cuisines horse .
thl, hor-e j. by the great -irr A!tahl'r1
d. II u year, Oh, 4ah lHy biA'N 'd'
and ulnc onr whit hind foot he =
perfectly sound and gentle :. 10 hands nlsh.
and a cry stylish actor; can sho" a i0r'!
gaIt % carriag" bee ha> never n,rh
trained, s." TAKE pleasure 10 showing ms
hose. Addrr-, Dt XII, 23j Na'n--t.,
orange. y. j.
RLNtk MAZE 80 small saddle hor-'
worth $50, blackboard harness all for
4iUu, two -"t- double harness ana pos"
owner leaving. MARTIN, COS Occan-aNe.'
Jersey city.
HORSES WINIERED. - lar1c box
stalls. OF ted csrrlagr- stored r."
lily ef,renccs \. r.. MOORE, Contra
Park, l.. !.
WANTED.-joO 600 900 people to send
Tor Rrch'> raIragc aud harness catalogues :.
largest assortment In Amer ca very nodrr-
at prices, don't pay such eAtraNagal Z
prices To- harnrs, and carriages estafl
l,hed 1867. Address j. II. BIRCH. Bur
| lngtOn, y. J.
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rOprk iUantco.
Afalen

Malen
ACCOU NTANT-LApcrt in all branches
o, acc0untancy books oIen' d ana cl9S'd
complicated accounts adjusted baish,e
beet, prepared account postel; simple
and con To- methods Of bookhe.Png ihtiO'
duccd &c. &c. ACCOUNTANT l, L. u
lsoN 49,.
A PRACTICAL bookke"per cashier and
general office man trgo 20, marricdl, desires
Permanent engagement; highest references
and bond. Address 4. \. -, J9l Put
nam-ayc.. Br o',lyn
ARTIST. young man, Thoroughly rellahle
and competent in Tin" at, puftrdlturc IN
cravon. color and design. wishes position
with nTst-ciass party correspondence r.
srsctfullv rc0ucsted. II. LtSsLlE TRAE
ION. 4JJ West 3ith-st. care II. l.. Ems.
A MAN well posted about New.York
and vicinity. a fine p'nmsh ana wing u
start with desires q situation. RICH
ARDS. Box 10 Tribune once.
>, ~ odd I'D aCs. Satisfactory rcferences
given. Address e. DuRELL. 03s B'oome-st
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Citn Real Csiaie for Sale

FOR SALE Or 70 EENT.-Elcc1nt
fort foot front rr-.dencc. 81 W'st GOTH
e.. with stable. On 'ot jUNlol. With of
Box go.
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miscellaneous.

LITERARY EXERCISES and entertain.
me,tS Of Central Literary Union, see ZAP
pllcd Lltcraturc,' - cents. ioi particulars
Of meetings rntcrtai nmcnt. ~ priNat" re-
widr orpaniyaflnn. Address LITERARY
Guild 20 Washington Place.
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Gin lieal estate 60 Let.

CII-B HOUSE. - rooms ogth-st.. near
shave. or UrlOr and basement. 2INNl .
uniurnl.hed or furnished. II DLOW DAY
( Co
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PINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 20 Set, rs Moon sets ol o"Noon aye u
HIGH WATER TODAY
II Sandy IIo,N % COY. Iland I'll Hell Cat" Oi
j. Ni-Sandy Hook l0Gov. Island 5:f7 Hell cate 40
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FOREIGN NATAL NOTES.

The officers Of The British Navy have recently had
an experience Of being "sat upon" by n" Admiralty
like that which American Navy Offices have had many
times that is they have been told that they hay" 40
hight u complain 20 the lawmakers and 10 demand re-
dress. In other words, they are tod With GT'A'
deal Of emphasis that they are but servants. ana j
ihcv have grievances they must take their chances -
have them removed or 10 suffer under them. The
Navy officer Of Great britain seems 10 b. about q,
human rs the American Navy officer. He has framed
an appeal that the pay table be revised also that h'
shall not bee sent to ont Of his turn in order that
some fnvOritc may be- prruiti'd 10 remain IN some
soft billet. The prOnoun &C. He" must b" read IN 20"
plural for the appeal signed by large number:
but they accused Of offending . have Ma lil"s1
knowlcdscd to lie real and requiring rodro- they az
reminded that 90 complain IS clldeh. and {, acii'c
IS not only unworthy hut highly rcprclcn'ibc. riN
they ought 10 be quite statistical with tn honor an
e10Iv Of serving thIr country with Ut ALLOWING
ilcmselvce to be disturbed b. any sordd cnsidrr1'
lions OF pay.
The Spaniard-, at lcast those who belong 20 ih'
newspaper guild, are as demonNi"'ivo In their com
teSies TO foreigners a. they In the DAYS OF -
Richard Grcviuo for on the arrva, Of a." Bri'i~'
Admiral with his feet al Co:unna couple 81 w"rh-
ago the leading newspaper praised him 10 his face
with IT, corrtly Spanish grace Tie printed address
10 "hc Admiral and officer Of tc Brlli-l hc'i
gave tho most cndclrlnc and iev'r"nt saint" 7
Won, not only for yonr nation being 1nc Of ih'
greatest enporiun~ Of wealth and civilization IN The
world Int for hclo.dng n YOU some good hroth"rs
who know how to love and work for the felicity and
/ pfGgrc.- of tho lumrn hud. We VII not itn'hhN
b. h,t1r. which your land ha, sustained with OH,
III rInre. lie science and the arts the commerce
and the fabrication owe TO the very opnich Ensm'n
for Us would stll see with The be,t pleasure llai
the IDEAS 4 Gladstone might now be realized
The address concludes with there Hines
Tat England ever i've, liberal and rich!
Hurra for the British mariners!
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ApVERTISEMENTS AID SUESCEIP.
TONS FOR THE NEW-YOl;k TRlB.
Use Will M RECEIVED At THE Up
TOWN OFFICE no l2i2 Broadway. %
door north of Thirty -fr-' a.. and ADNTE.
EASEMENTS a. the following Branch ~
nro, 2ji -th.aNc.. = q. cor -3i-,t. -
Gth.aVr.. ~ Fourth-aSc.. corue' -Four.
tornth st.: TOO Third Lave; l.? East Forty.
scycnth.st.. corner 3d-aNc.; $50 Fast l2jth.
St near Thlr1.aNe.
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At BRANCH OFFICES.
Advert scnrnis received at regular en-,
rat, until \ =. m. VIZ.
90 S'n-aNc.. =. e.. cor. Of .3d-,t
1872 Oth-aNc.. or. l2;n -.
TO- COlumbus-aNc., near West GS'h-sI
lOJ West 4-ds'.. near Cth-ate.
% West ith-st near Jth-aye
257 West i2d--t., bet. tn ana Sth ave,
lj7 shave, cor. l4th-st.
!. yis 3l-avr.. between 7G'h and nth ,ts
.323 3f-sVc. letwccu 18Th and 7Gth -,
IO2G 3d.ave., near Glst-st.
| 7uS l-t-ayc., near s9'h-st
go 3d-aVc.. corner 47th-st.
55l Jd.aVe.. near L1St 31th-5t
- Avenue \, between 80 and 4th SIS.
II Canal.st. and 157 DlVlsiOn-,t.
l4y Church-st. bet. Warren and Cham.
Ucr- ST.
3o3 Blercker.-t, near ChrlstOpher-st.
l5g Fast 47th-st.. corner 3f-aNc.
20 East 4@d.,t.. near M9dison-ave.
2O5l 3d.ave bet 18th and ll3.h sts.
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 Fast l2jth-st., near 3:-aNe.
24Y West l23th-st.. bet. Gth and 9Th ayes.
go West l4Jth.st.
RROUkilN OFFICES:
1897 fulton.st CO Court-st.. 505 y" Krlh-
ave. I 200 Bedfo-d-9ye.. 100 B'way.
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domestic Gltnatlcns Udnte6

Males.
| ATTENDANT AND NURSERY q
! young Eupli>hm1n Of good education and
| pleasing adir =. - an Invalid requiring the
~'Nfc,- Of one Who understands his duties
| In every respect: excellent medical and per-
,rlai references. X. I. H.. LII BNay.
49, lii.K-sy young man, German. go,
honest. industrious, wishes situation IA
| private family a, butler; best references
gwen. ono EUs>h. So 2d-ave.
RUrLER.-Ey man OF long expert.
crcc; ho,. > years reterance fiom last
| pilrn Ad lrrss j. D., Box 9S, Tribune
| Uptown ONCE. l242 broadway.
HUTLER.-By young man. German, (23).
honest. industrious. wishes situation IN
| o private family a. assistant butler refer
enccs given. CHARLES FISHER, l42
| dave.
COACHMAN.-German. who thoroughly
understands his business good reference.
COAtHMAN care Z. Berker. csrrlase
builder. south Orange. N. J.
city reference from last employer. Inquire
NJ. D. w, 146 Fast 12sth-st.
| COlIHMAN. Sc.-COOK, &c.-By a
middle aged German couple; man as coach
man and gardener; handy with tools; wife
good family cook ana iauna a!FTGv rei.r;
ith-ave.
COACHMAN and generally useful man
! -aod. groom and careful driver; not afraid
| Of Wora can milk married no family:
country ps,tiess.d dssfIsS y IS fsf yys
| PLACE Brooklyn.
| COACHMAN.-By strictly temperate
wong man. IN private family; 81 years.
rer-cnal city references from last employer.
| who gives IN driving, age 30 single.
| weight $50 n. height 70. 9 IN. Address
J.. Fox IS. Tribune Uptown 0nice, 1,2A2
Broadway.
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Nnch has been said about the three socallrd rev
,nuc cutters built by The British Government for AMY
on The Lakes bat Il description Of their batteries
would to Dee sufficient 10 prove that they are
gnboats In disguise since t"i are Of sufficient power
to silence the fire of every United states post on to
lake frontier The battery Of the Petrol. which cor
responds those On tie two other vessels, consists 81
Maxim Norienfcldt rapid-iins guns. TIE largest h.i
81 472Inch gun Of II total length Of Is a feet Inc
powdcr charge /. - pounds aud the weight OF Ul'
prOJcctilc ID pounds.
one Of The several torpedo boats being built IN Ter
uany for the Italian and Russian Governments. from
the plans OF F. sCIichau has been tried under steam
and has attained speed Of 27.I knots ~ mean 81
one hours con,lnuOu, iun In the open sea. The
guaranteed speed of 20 = knots during Il two hours
cpcn sea contin Ious trial WAS easily obtained The
Principal dimensions OF the boat are Longh, l"2 l.
f.,t LtIn Il feet inches, diaplaccucni $50 tons
number of revolutions 90 engines Per minute. 30.
The new 700 ton boat, being built for the liiiih Navy
Ovc Of them should, on account Of their superior
Size, be- even faster.
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The japanese cruiser Kon%'o, which vessel Arrived
at San Francisco few day ago, l. thc second WISH
or a war vessel Japan g. The In'''d >til". l.
believed that ahr VIII receive order, (" proceed T.
Hampton Road. 10 take Itt IN 'L- international naval
review ia Api ana May next The kpn"p Is AN
E5gi-h hui' sill. and rs she entered 'hc mrAo" she
rrod "A y gun salute for the American Nation ;r IA her
81. r...,u i,uiu gun. u-lns French powder. The YES
81 f. an armorcd cr..i 80 Of cunipo-l.r bIlN with 4
displacement Of 10 tons. >hr !, Il single screw
slip With haAintlm speed ~ I'.t ~ H.. M It.
tcrv en- i,ts ol three 3 =! aud Ak ID ccniimcir
b o., 81 .oaGin, krupp gun. The establishment Of
me ~ T., Iuld her own var vessels. but the main bat
r.ii,, ar, comp -od Of guns Of ia" Krtpp 81 Arm
,t,.,ug type Viii" tie II tchki-s rapid hn, gan,
make I'D The secondary batteries.
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The foghorn. like the mushroom, makes rs app"a;
ancc at almost regular period, IT VIII not Keep quiet
A NOW patent fo-hom. which I, said TO L. great
Improvement on former similar instruments, l. an
Invention of a British officer. lis main feature j.
the i,tIolUction Of ed, which IS set AUTOMATICALLY
10 p;o!'eo certain required sounds, a., for Instance
g, l,uu and sln.. alicgnately or one high and one
low .oc. 1t Is aid t. he audible at dlNlaNc" 81
three miles under orlinarY circumstances h'l y" De
oui,rcciatd II must De- seen ana heard. Onc La,
been tested on Nett-lAp and the Admiralty j. ,"
satisfied with II that il lis proWrcd To "'"p' IN.
machine nj such sutton, where u."y cOneidrr If
d Ii Mo %
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Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until o'clock D. m.
AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular once
rates until D. m. via:
254 shave. s. q. cor. OF 23d-st
1872 6th-ave.. cor. 18th It,
1872 Columbus-sye., near West 09th-st.
JOG West 42d St near 6th-aye.
20 West l4thst., near 5thaye.
PSI West s2d- St, bet. TIN and Sth eveA
l57 shave, cor. l4th-
1893 dave, between 10Th ard 17th Sd
323 3d-ave, between 18th and 10Th IS.
.026 3d-aN., near 6lstst
OS 1st-aNe., near s9th st
100 3d-ave., corner 47th.st.
E5i 3d-ave., near East 37th.st.
81 Avenue A. between "a and su >vea
II Canal-st and Isl Vislcn.>t
l%9 Churrh.st bet. Warm and chaIa-
bePs Sta.
soa pleecker -. near Christorher--t.
159 East 47th-st., corner 3d.ave.
90 Fast %2d-st.. near Naii on.ave.
2,05l 3d-ava. bet. 18th and 9Th IS.
HARLEM ~ ffTS
$50 East 126th-st. near 3d-ave.
et3 West to5thst.. bet. IN AMI eth aveA
$40 Wes. 1tsfh-s'
BROOKLYN OFFICES:
SCI Fultonst.. 03 touft-st. J0l no Ealoa
axs. LEGO Bedfosd-sys.. 100 R'wAA
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tuork il)auIeo.
Males.

a STRONG. WILLING, MARRIED
MAN. str.Ctly sober and reliable. would
ike position OF any kind. {. b.. l,OS2
Dd-iVe
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Females.

AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular ONCE
rates until y. m. NiL.
oJi Sth ave. :. e.. cor. Of 23d-st
152 0th.aye.. cor 18th st
l9Z (oiun.bus-aNe.. near West 0Sth-st.
JOG West 42i 30. near Oth.aVe.
90 West l4th.-t., near 0h-ave.
257 West i9d.st bet. 1th and 9Th aves.
1877 shave, cor. lith-st.
1888 I'd ave, between 10th and 77th sts.
/ 32Y 81 ave, between 18th and 10th sts.
O26 81 ave. near Oist-st
] ,7oS 1.tayc.. near s3th-st.
700 3d.ave.. corner f7th.st.
654 5dave., near East 31th-se.
50 Avenue \. between 80 and 4th ayes
II Canal.st. and 1877 Diyision-st.
l49 Church.st. bet. Warren and Cham
berS sts
?23 Beeck'T. ~. near Chrlstopher-st
$50 Fast 47th-st.. corner 3d-ave.
% Fast +2d.st. near Madl-on.sve.
2O5l 3d.avc.. bet. 18TH and 18th SIS.
lfARTEM OFFICES:
$40 Fat l2jth.st., near 3d-ave.
o43 Wes' i@5th.st.. bet. 1th and 9Th ayes
so WCst li5th-st
pROOKLYN OFFICES:
30T Fulton f3 Contest. sos De Kalo-
ave. ECO Bcdford-aye.. 100 Bwsy
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SAILED.

Steamer. Taornina Tor IIambuf STATE o. Nalli"fh'i
Glasgow. IT ndad. bermuda IL Monte. N"N'o'i'an'
CIV ndo'tc Norfolk. a.. a..
Francisco. ,,,.,.,.,,.
Bara. Siaudari FOR London Chiirm' Phiiadelrhia'
NOTICE. TO MARINERS.
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TIE TKIRI Ne

TIE TRIBUNE
Uptown OnIcc,
l24o Broadway 2d door north Of 3lst-st
Advertisements ani Subscriptions
received there until o'clock A.. IA.
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| tOACHMAN and GROOM.-Good Ieier'
cnces; moderate wages. Address CoAn IL
MAN care Cottar. 75J Broadway. agency.
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domestic 6ituaIions Ua'teo
Males.

class n,sn:7 years hest ference; sober
ami obliglng. Address J. +. d.. SO Eas'
3IsL-st.
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THE TRIBUNE
Uptown once.
l,2<2 BrOadway "a door north OF 3tss-sA,
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until 0 O'Clock o. m.
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\ YOUNG MAN, 10 years Of aye. wishes
position a, cashier. Or 0fiicr work can
furdlsh good rticrenc : can furnish bond.
Address GRO. II. YOKE, 2,02l LeAlng-
tOn.aNp Harlem
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MAID and SEAM STRESS.-By willing
aud Obliging won an; good dressmaker; city
reference. 2lS East 47th-st.; ring Min.
fnn's hill
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-05-21
NO. 9s8.
Application for q Patent.
U. 8. LAND oySscE, EunaxA. New.

u. Q. LAND OYyscE, RunsxA. New.
November Is. 1891.
Chapter Six Of Title thirt, two Of the Revised
Statutes Of the United States. that the Silver
Lick Con. Mining Company By their authorised
AGENT James Wilson. whoss Postof1ce sddrsss
piissiion for i.sos isneAr ssst ef ne HsSsslssn
kede mine ~ deeoot esefing oAAa. silvas and
oth0 mineeAl vttA aartsse onnnnd 10 feet
In v1dth. lying and being situaasd within the
State Of Nevada, is about to make application
to the United States fora patent TO the said
mining claim. which is more fully described
- to metes and bounds by the official plat
survey thereof. now fied in the ofice of the
Register of the Land once. subject to sale at
EurekA, Nevada, which E0tes Of survey de-
scribe the boundaries and extent Of said claim
on the surface, with magnetic variation Of
l6k deg east as follows to wit;
Beginning at a stake marked No. q. 3. g.,
No. SIT, II being the northeast corner, and
standing on the rising ground northeast stefly
from the Silver Lick shaft; thence running
8. 50 deg. K. 200 feet. to post marked No. 2. U.
| Q. g., No. SIT, il being the original monument,
whence mineral monument No. 10, bears N. 81
| deg min. E., 8, liz feet; thence running 50
| No. 2ss, and the shaft at the Silver Lick No.
| rs bears Q. "a deg. 80 min. W., $50 feet, 500
| feet to post marked No. 5. U. =. B.. No: 3l7,
| - being the southwest corner, and st the
i northwest corner OF MinttNe Nos <sz
thence running N, 81 deg. w., 200 feet to post
| marked No. 4. o. 8. s., No. Sl7. the original
| monument, on the side line OF U. 8. 8. No.
| $50. whence post No. D. Of said survey bears 8.
| IS deg w.. arc feet. Shaft No. l. bears N. So
deg. Z. $50 feet; Shaft No. 2. bears n, 90 deg
Z. 400 feet, and Shaft No. s. bears y: o. deg,
| is min. Z. 900 feet; thence runningN So deg
| =. along side line OF No. 2e0. EurekaN No. 1clatm
1 ,224 feet 10 post No /, Of said survey No. 26o
. stake Married No. l. the place OF beginning
Containing IS acres, courses expressed
from the true meridian, with ma gnetic vsrta
| tion Of l6l deg. =. N. d. NJ
| The nearest known locations are the fureks
No. 2, adjoining on the northwest. and thu
Minerva on the southeast.
| Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Herculean mine or surfses
| ground are required 10 nle their adverse CLAIM
with the Register Of the o 8. Land Once .
Eureka, in the State OF Nevada, during tn
| period Of publication hereof. or they will b
| debarred by virtue OF the provisions Of IN
| statute. J. p. DUNkLE, Register
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing no
| tice Of application for patent be published II
| the Eureka exHTrrBL, weekly neWspspe
| published at Eureka, Nevada. for the perio'
| Of sixty days, (tsn consecutive weekA)
MA Up. DUNKLH, Register.
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Those Terrible children.

George and his little sister were
playing in the dining room when a
gentleman, who was an intimate friend
oithe family, appeared at the door.
What are you doing, childrenf ?"
he asked.
"Oh," said George, 1--WE have been
playing at papa and mamma"
And how did you do thatp
Oh, easy enough. | sat down al
TINS END oil the table and said, This
beefsteak is not fit TO eat"
Then Alice answered, It's good
enough for you"
Then swore lot and she threw
a napkin on the floor and went ut
stairs. That's how. New York
Herald.
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Assessment N tice.

Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Com.
pany.
r ocATIoN OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
IL business. Hursks. Rureha county. Ne
vsda.
Locauon Of vorks. Eureka Mining District.
Eureka county. State Of Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that ct meeting OF
the BoaTd Of D4yeseoss. held on the tth day Of
Dsssmhss, leoa. n assessment lAc. 2lI Of One
cent pu shaes vas isvied upon the capital stoch
OF the eosposauou. payable Immediately In
United ststss gold coin. to the Secretary ct
the once Of the company, In Rylands Building,
ct Eureka, Nevada.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on
Monday, she IIth Day OF January.
1892,
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale at
public auction: and uniess payment 10 made
before. will be sold on THURSDAY. the l1th
day Of February. 1892, to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with the costs Of adver-
tising and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
b. +. MoEwEH, Secretary.
Ofdce-Ryiand's Building. Eureka. Nevada.
Dec. 4, 1891. dl2td
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NO. $50.
Application for q Patent.
U. s. LAND OFFICE. EuREKA. New.

u s, LAND OFFICE, EUREKA. New.
December 10. 1891.
Chapter Six Of title thirty-two Of the revised
statutes of the United States, that the Silver
Lick Con. Mining Company by their authorized
agent James Wilson, whose postofhce address
10 Eureka. Nevsds, has this day filed theix ap-
plication for seven hundred linear feet OF the
Horizontal lode mine or deposit bearing gold.
silver and other minerals. with surface ground
200 feet in width, lying and being situated
within the Eureka Mining District, county Of
Eureka, and state OF Nevads, ts about to make
application to the United States for patent to
the said mining claim which is more fully de-
scribed as to metes and bounds by the official
plat herewith posted, and by the field notes OF
survey thereof now filed tD the office OF the
Register of the Land Office subject to sale ct
Eureka, Nevada, which notice of survey de-
scribes the boundaries and contents Of said
claim on the surface. with magnetic variation
Of 16A deg. east - follows, to wit;
Beginning at . post marked No. l. o. s. 3.
No. 316. whence mineral monument No. 10,
bears 80 deg .s6 min. 4. $3.50 feet. and the NE.
Bobby Burns bears 8. 5s deg. w. 25l feet and
the Silver Lick No. rs Shaft, bears 8. SO deg. w
roo feet: thence running 8 80 deg. E. 100 feet to
q post marked No.2.U 6.S.No. SIG, the said post
IL on Q rocky point north Of the road; theme .
running 8. IS deg. w. 200 feet. TO post marked
No, 3, q g. g. No. 3l6 10 feet south OF dry
wash; thence running N. ~ deg. W. 700 feet to
spost marked No; Z, U s; s; No. sl6;
Nucuco post <So. ". % o. Nos 10 oiANoI Aicks .
bears b. 6s deg. W. 81 feet; thence running N.
IS deg. 4. along side line of U. s. s. No. 292.
Minerva lode 1876 feet to post No. 2. Of said
Minerva lode. 200 feet to post marked No. /, the
place Of beginning, containing 3-21 acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with Q magnetic variation of l6A deg. E. n. d.
NJ.
The nearest locations are the Minerva lode
No. 292 on the northerly end, and the Silver
Lick No. rs. and U. y. s. No. 800 on the south
ern side.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Horizontal mine, OF
surface ground are required TO file their ad.
verse claims with the Register Of the United
States Land Once ct Eureka. in the State OF
Nevada, during the sixty days period of publics-
ton hereof, or thsv win be barred BY virtue OF
the provisions Of the Statute.
]. p. DUNKLE. Register.
1t 10 hereby ordered that the foregoing no.
tice OF application for patent be published foI
the period Of sixty days item consecutive weeks,
in the Eureka SENTINEL. weekly newspaper
published at Eureka, Nevada.
dl9tf J. p. DUNKLE. Register.