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PEoPos Is ron Bins FoIs
Ne Aba.

-aH
a circular has boon issued ey the
Nevada State ,Bo.sd mi Exaniuars.
for bids for the supply Of tia di'rcs-
ert State Offices With la;ses, ink ard
.~,ationer,: Of different kinda for tao
yedrs eadipg March 81. ls9i. In all
tue circular calls For bids amounting
in the e:gresate 10 several thousand
doliars, the surplyo Of which b! any
firm OF s;atiousrr in this State would
lie Vi benefit 10 the trade Bat the
circular calling TOR mo bids Is not ad
d.ss3.i tn II dr;tiers. in the line OF
stationery 10 ,bia State. 1t c7hs for
.Sids Ia state prires m San Frau
cisco. State TO pay freight The
,tqson Of this doubtie~s Il that Ne
hsve a clean line OF railroad Stste Of
i~iciels. from the GuyeEloI dognto .
j~,nit,s OF toe S.a,e House Il mat
,ers not TO there oasiaS who ara
paid high salaries drawn FROM an
oves..axed people, about the way
they -rend tho peoples mcnsy noE
where i, GOES 4 decent regard, how
ever. 10 the ptoprieties o fuaae wonld
have dictated . t:ds.cat re=.at- The
money q The State Ought to bepaid
OF, at home and amy little rho6t
CLEANED tdereir.m left Nth cHr Own
people
Nevada IS dominated b* railways
In = much wcrs. N than ever
the cid Ca;ade.n z Ambcr raitnlad
illuminated New .Ier~ev. And There
CHI lie 10 ie..et - icng IS nac uo-
nn,clistic Isrsy holds poarr. Il n
DagSett. WhiIe III Congress from this
State. IN a speech GU RcaSan's Bit
pr.,hi billing agresl-E EaiisEy charge
for & shorter bHIl than a longer one
rc-tr7yci the evils under which ~
exist Bot thsI ended DsESouS
Congressional career. when i; should
hare pro'uugcii IL AEG the Reagan
ill, shich passed ,Ee io9ss n rtess
shE;-, Was e~laSculRtSi II the Senate
a, rs 20 benzS. uoaody save The
Commissioners appointed under The
Act They draw n4ga sal&Ilss- aud
IL Central Pa"iGo coG;!nues 20 d-a-
r-i>es for tgrl-lS GS.h s-!s fo7 4
csr iron tie EaS: Gropyei III any
where WITH. 4 State limits. This
p-@hIh;ts the esisGIsaisg c; "a wLcle-
sale store within the State. GAi AScce
i: : shen ver isS;lnlLd Do..3 q
STAKE E-araioers wsnts a supYay OF
s~:&lcaey il spp!a= 10 San Fran
cisco for - s-d no ta1gay.- u~e2
ap:i! ihGsto-. Il Chronicle
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atcEn ANNOUNCES HIMSELF.

&c cheering news ties been teie-
He~t isaau DetroiL Michigan. shat
t~;-1e-ti Resell A Aiger tas son.
.5E5-5 t4ea9es II. Presidential .ec4..
, Candidate lie az in4essirsS tte
s-etsrtl eaS-S iaS; Until gEiis re.
~. BE- hod sssn pnds@sdcd &c 10
'sibss u. souid seek The ucp;ns-
f-tsa but .Dais@ u sxprsxSopscu4irs
;rs;s ea'e.yt R-ppbl,-eBs Trough
.sB' itts oJuni':. ise has concluded 10
@uiat soo seii
r.-a.1al A ger ts's yestetts! .c' tie
Pas5s Oa-+ - ti4Ii as toaa- Es
tx,a-ts to srra.e GONE sB,tycIi 90
spa. ro.s-. wbe:- Harrison - unp3pa.
lEf sta the .SsssV. b1; Tia: ziI! 10;
hs!p As much III tie cspYo3tiVn.
lie i . Ei;.iUn 4ise. hoSerer. and i,
- briar-it by thoe Who 81. eneour-
attn, a!ai "a enter the hzbt tha, tie
sol Uletis i&rJ and make nsoney
p.eu:y st State cop,e;s,otri t.. ,Se
s~cir1ls q 5sisgAtAs. and also st.she
ssItAJaal cafreolios
IL = cot pfso4tle. howescr. that
G-nsTai Alssr siii Gzare rery promi.
psntfy 10 the National C~onSeatinu.
Hat7asSo nLsGsel ~ all the cori.ora.-
2.ons nsd capitalisis Of the great
nlSse3 sSatsrs .! The East aod bj the
FelerEl oii..s&s "a every State ia the
Aise sno ii,is ~ith TIE Jsirueiuy
rssssd DrSesht " Iieht ~ The Nss
gN $50, tia. Cohnis sheridan
or resoa,n.oJs ne dis
4n-s De Gage - aoo.fa' Slfef
deivat him, iton:h be should
. bstfsl .. Ieity.
q Ea +ks 1879 LptcG, ~ tyy
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Nian,s Inconsistencies

\ 1aa siii wade through iSo feet
0! saox % 50 / O Il d9x hsh., bu, six
iEeh-s C! the sfgE will keep HIM assy
from church.
4 pzu ~ili get Up a. four O'CLOCK
N iRe morning TO 50 fishing. but will
calmly allow his batter hall TO build
iHe aHe before he dos 81.
a man viii spend half = DAY read
lag the latest French uorcl. but L.,
his s!fe reqves; him 20 zeal & chapter
from tie Bi5!e 70 the ta.isyrn and
iaamediste!y his eyes become unfit iol
,
4 uan will tramp the hills AID
relies from da!bfeat uatil sundnwn
ar sHarch c: the al! abb; AMI COZ.
sj5eT If ezb~ilarasing exercise. DO, he
wI!l kir. like a seS shotgun wheu
Ms wife a=Hs hiai 10 t5ke ;hc bah,
out walking on Sandy dfteruoon.
~. :. B'orii
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Sem noGei--l. SStrescher. Pro-
rrscSSr-

Hank Sas!. LA1aslle; " II Brink.
soy; HsI!esk; I ! Francs + Francis.
South Fo-k, PC ayzSn- : +.
n G.&eG, OSra Geo johnson,
Tu$zacrA; james NaiGSxn. l6-mile;
- = Suodsr& Raoo:J y D,oliit!c.
SrvSro; Z : Li;:rs-- = y West. " Z
Vest Car.ic.
CN GiSuGj, AMGrisvol&. Hank
SavlL LAzo..,s, ALERT Fisher. Sal;
-aEs; aCz Nnar. Cg..,c; Miss
-sleSo1, IUscanc-A
A!tube. L .Aiver-s. T. Carat. Tus,
c4-O-a; g ? E2miiL j Petty. II II
Gor!el!. Wells: u Campbell. Win
Coia0t. F. iiai.tcE;J \ Palmer, Gar,
lin; J Zoia- Sauta Fo-k.
A McAtes, Rutherford. Ne
FORK; ! y Abel. s. HalIeck;J " Nc.
DAnald, : +: ! z Henry 4 wife
Aouud; :ArDern5,L. { h L-i.
lick, LmO.!;s: Friro AIiuhe, TuSca
MIRA.
jed Dakin & son. L7noille: Sam
Fu-nley. Suiih Geek: JoLa john,
s'0No, iiis " FLYER. Wiruemucca.
Nats J"cr6-, 5 Z; Thomas Frank
SJa;h Fork.
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1:usS;sn Law.

y case before y justice Of the pcnce
in 81 Petersburg showed the riuiGity Of
the Russian law. an icc.crcam v,n1cr
r-'Icd N-T-auoT Tns cau-h. prSllin-
his ware In u wagon, Wills u is the Gus.
tom OF such vendors 60. carr; about
their loads on their heads. The city
councillor accused poor lsyganor Of
acting contrary to the city ORDINANCES.
lac judge, however, took n different
We" OF che matter. ''Sincc IL. vcndcr.
ISrsJinoff, vas licensed 90 sell Ice
crcar. aud since his license par.er docn
ru'. prescribe IN what manner he sh,nld
carry about hts ware. | cannot innosc
a runis,iEheu. Oh him for carrying about
lbs heavy bsrr1l in n vagon. The pris.
orr is discharged" said the Judge.
h"-eurun the city coanciilo- declared
tiia. E'any ict-C'rnin venicr.. had nm.
Ii!ei f"r permission To cart their bar.
tSfs instead OF carrying them ON their
i!faas, but the authorities cou,J DO,
grnnt ticm talt permission bccausc the
90. sGoi hHd never come before the
ssnafc TO Jcc!6r upon. 1svcapsT was
'W:.rcd not % Pcddlc lis Ice cream in n
'sras;r again.
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norSL ARRIVALS.
iAcrVI :Intei-.Ctark & Gren. PRO.
NriSInl$

iAcrV; :Intei.-ClarS & Green. Pro-
prtsIor~.
FN Burner 1 wife CITY; Z De
Y,'unr, NAcare.S; J F. Bishop. Car
lin; L y b ir, Sacramento.
w Eady, WIN Smiley, Miss Ella
CeosSoG. w Black 4 w:fs. Deeth;
CasS CoIe. Wells: Thas G.tuu, \ +
LisSScS, CSr.,n; II John&a. Onlsha:
II Vega; i vile. MiATIlie VoSrt. La
zzn5lsAI llsaau. Ch.:cSo; William
G:uha. : {.
GA RI~er, Lano;lie: & $ Gard
se-, Harrisburg, W Va; + Ces!ini.
South FNS:JA rhc5utnu. Chicago.
c Fitzpatrick, LanoIlk; & II Fried
lanai, HN&G:,,n; Wos Joha>,p. Toano:
Nhsc, Il II CarSlL TI!S: \ Miss
RAN, Wanna AnSA, C2avs' Valley.
EArIoSas>n. S>S;h Fork; TT
Miles. \ z; AHS. Fort Hsileck;
] \ Sohsrsaa &eih, Lausnille: l. l.
CnNs5, 0SAe7: Sts ouSerkir&,
Noc-G
Wiser, = = Pc Yn~, " Il
G=-r<y. GIN; ! Z S.SASa CzEIia; "
\ BroSn. Rarioa; Tho2S Frank.
>o4ta Fork; IA E5hsosos, L.no..ie.
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Build G~Ceamcriss:


The JoEiNgi iu;ha course sc N a..
ticlr o. the k-Eo r0s2mery says thai
The butter pn7ipoei ranks drst c!l
in San FraRc!Sa tsing ~ :ar i.eaG
~ Ias list, sgd onnEalS q higher
price than any other batter II the
market. Lsst Gonth shout ireaiy
farmers delivered S,GN pounds Q:
milk ); tho creamsry ranging = value
frou 81 uaG 20 Sl&E6 per 100 Us ac-
co-6icg 10 the quality Q, S-::s-
which Il c1rt1csi. Farnsas uad II
mere profitable to dispose CT ;hsir
milk than - c'csa il The bu..e5.
being chemically pure aud absolutely
iHes from Impurities hRs al as;ab-
iished value in the maFSe, end The
demand ut the hiShsst price Is AlH4ys
n Excess u The supply.
the ISDEPESoEST would ono.
more aEce upo5 tae tGrusrs 10 the
in.rHiy s~elil>l rsls!s Of iris county
to- combine 27i oui!d c.eNnsries
There Is mcs IN 1t.
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Feed Stables for the Accommodation
OF FtIners AMI Ttamatnta. Hay
aLd grain cold in quantities
u sax.
Notice OF Forfeiture.

TO DIN NSEES. OF HtS B-iPS on a..
''sns inn arc heruby Laur,d hat I
ha'" Htrtu!ea one hundred Grii.r, ~ Ls,sr
and 'inTroN cr.oui. for tie ,,sG lSS. urrr
each ni .ln following miSius cisin.l CoIt.t
hinR Nc. ,, C"rr'T King. Alien NJ. ]. fs
Lao No. d" lAno No. .. aud Ayers. III.
uH'"' ~ n'irnun aver MihioR pi.'flrt. LIsc
county, st'tc - NevIdN. and described 10 tho
trry!.s Oi Risn county a. ,vi-- ,t,ori one
milo IN a ~cte-iy diFee Ion fIrm , ts,ipt Of
ROCKS. kncWu 10 the hird'. Sect. s.i,stAs an
saiuiun Ti''r, H,to eo.nt,, Sac 81 S-v.J,.
And " within ninety days from 10, l,., puhli.
"a''"'' 80 this roiie, y"u fail OF refuse a. ON
'r'hi'io your proportion OF 'ach ~otpcnDih,s.
oL"ihrt silh The cos. o! sdverih..ug Z, C.
over. J"' il'crss, ia ss'l c,,iu, will b-com.
a." property ct ihc .ubsei ,tsr end. sSe,.nn
esi' Of the uni''Ni states Mining isv..
HaRRIJ J. ALLrS.
Bellevue, idsho. Nov. nth. iai.
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Chicago CAuie Market.
CnIc,sA Mace !. iSa-

ClIciSG AAECE i, iS9n
Fo'loS!n- Is tie TeTor: q the Chi
e4so e-t:.s market 10. iAa week eL
iug N-5-h !. lS2
Racslpp OF cattle !oc the wax
$500 head.
W. q=o;e prices 81 the close OF The
sharE-;:
PINE Export. sI75 q $500:
RouEhish Export, A25 G S..U9;
GOA 20 eh2io=, LS5oSLipo az.. S4st
GsI'G. Mo1ism ~ good, I,iJogsirl
Us E!SSgSLiO COMMON. l.N[y<tI.-
$50 as, 60 3092@--Fst pony.
smooth, l,Ioogl2O Us, sa9osS2J.
Chose heale-s, AnoSsito; Gorl
cons AID heiters, S25ygsL95; Fair 10
good eoSS So1LG10 lbs o9G&
Common 20 fair COWS, sI-Gg5I.7a.
Stock sieers, e1oSSoQ ns. Sl.75.
$50; F-ading Steers S5a9I.350 bs.
3ee&s35o; Veal cALE@ 10000 Ds.
a3pGsipo: Springer and MilcL
ooSs, pe- head, sl51l5S35.na.
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pcauts benn.d.

Bfan:On defined 6ssn,y in this man.
ref:
Three white ,hiaSs-skin, ,:p,b snd
hands
Thee dark-etes. eyebrows and eye.
ida
Three rel-lirs. checks ard nails.
Three lohg-;he body, hair and
hBaGs
Three shuTa-ies<h, bari and ies..
Three bsosd-'he eie-I ioreh ID
ald space oetSeea tue eyes.
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. -. or. RAil.

Elko Ipiss NJ. Is. TO. OF. wif'
'eelebl"ie ihs 7atd enozterrary OF ODD
Fe!iosshiP 10. Hmis'es 5s giving a
grand tali GA a.. syenins Il Spri
2sth- 1872 Tie alEssM sb: Ger III
do ,ftha. Byorjet 81 ihe
81 Conml.zJI-
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Advertised te,rcrs.

Following ise lis; Of letters remain.
lUs n ;he teflee' ct Eiko, Mon.
cay. MErcA !. i,S2:
Gamm, DfCH C'Brien, Billie
Z ID, Marchel.
Persons cIting fvt any Of the above
leiis.s all i.sass say sI.ertised.'
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MARRIED.

BrESE.-C IhAaSs-At The residences
Of ass. j. r Burner. Eiko, Nevada,
daf'h 10, lss12 i3 Rev Iohn Wal
lace, Mr.. Frsos Victor Earner, Of
this place. % Miss Matte Clemens.
OF South Fork.
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To tho Public.

Mrs. A. W. hrQwn inipsms tho pub
JIG that the humboldt House has
seen Thoroughly cleaned, repaired
ana reno' ated mil is nov open for
ooerdors and loiisc;s. hic;ls served
~ aii honis. a share Of public
patiO.agu j. solicited. n
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Iphot0,.fapiiy.

Hr. Wikcr, the San Francisco
Photographer, is hero. All those
waiting tine Photographic work n,
reasonable p;iccs, will do VOL TO rel
ready at once 10 no will remain a
shCrt time Ouiy.
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Notice 10 teachers.

y public cS]'nrian.ion OF applicants
Tor t%c1rncrs' certificates. aiIl ic held
I El;ct Nevada, March IL, IL and
10Th. Al tc"chcfs wl,oac certificates
have expired viii TO expected To DO
present ns well as other applicants.
NaS. JcssrniSr IASi~R,
County Sup't. Scnou!a
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Banjo, vio!u anti guitar strlnrs. d
dne assortment. al Gui!e-'s
\ nge stock o, fresh French ran
lies aud Stationery just received at
.vinhari's.
Tco-rs Pain Baln,. Magic Saly. and
III the PsTnee Medi.ires ran * bad
a tie Gem je"eiry. Store. II
Protect your weak eyes from the
injurious effect OF and SNOW Clar,
y getting q Pair c! dark glasses at
Muiier's.
II you want TO have your jcNelry
repaired by d first cigss workman, at
reasonable prices, take il 10 Sam
Neuschwander. at N!e's old stand.
4 fine display OF silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamIs, knives. forks. spoCps
atc., ut The EFT. II. Co.'S. Cali and
aspect these goods. which ire the
'|'st IL ;hr,r !IUs ever brought IL
r.iko. >
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
ATcL1FFE. DARR CO. A11s,ons.rs.
~ gu Penna. ave. nv.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MART. $50 STREET
AUCTIoNEERs FOR THE SALE OF
AT and Brc-.-Br.c.
Li' s;os:. and Dns L,sseT nS. Property.
FurnituIeanJ Household Necessities.
't General snS SMt srcssn sii..,
And: IN fact. everything Real or Personal
p.,.,,,, .....,,o0 xil receiving GU,
pEPAhTGEST no - j. A
~ suction Real Estate and Real Propersy Il every
prsee eIPerience IN the sale and tp.n.seq Of III.
class Of holdings gives unequslsd facilities 70 con
fTiv.s. individuals.
lrustsss under trusts
Trustees and EIscutOss i under wills.
And q. court or other leeai ocsrs in tn. d.ch.rs. o.
Of and snd in 70 sss .
Our success in this department 10 due to the very
sys =: an 0pTS;THnity e iaiL With nd take
faSc VIII You s.ss Ssasa
DEPARTMENT No.a
IN this department we apprsise catalogue. advertise
and sell by suction
Stocks and Bonds
COllate- ais, sc.
Here have revolutionized the methods By introduc-
ing the most approved plans Of offering to the public
LEGAL and other securities Of
Private parties,
Administrators.
Executors.
Assiynees.
Trustees and receivers.
our ,t0ea rS1a is 1s and located
in this city OF such holdings in the past three
We make : study of this as well as of all other
We do not depend pot luck. Our results are &C.
cured by study and conscientious work sell soc h
and bonds by auction. Consult whose business 1t 4
DEPARTMENT Noa
To sell by auction requires study and application
every branch Of every business your auctoneer must
pave the e9nndence OF the purchasing public. The
Ar Galleries.
You wish to make your sales there. must also be
WE HAVE DEMONSTRATED
thcations and more. We
frrsnse, c.,.losu. and Sell
Evstytnins oeicn21ns naturally 70 this Department
Advantaseous Terms
Consis.ent with rstciass service and facilities DOS
sesssd oy NO othe Auction House south of New York
With these few branches partly explained. showing
why best interest In these and other
DEPARTMENTS o. our business would be hest sibserved
by Placing your business our hands We shall pre-.
pare for future issue of thi. paper our announce.
%ent on our General Merchsndise. FURNITURE and
RXfcIIFFiE. pARh CO., Aue.ion..r.,
Telephone l2S2 tjy30-6sl 3o0 Pa ave. a. w.
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.

ARRIVED.
Schooner Mary z. Denly Alexandria Va Can't
William II. Blackburn. from Msccotin creek with q
cords Of pine wood Schooner May Flower. Alexan-
dIis. Capt J. p Gray, from Nanjamoy creek. with
MeIandrsa. Va Capt LOUIS Monroe. fro rom Aa au
bay Nd with about Is cord. q PINE and oak ~Cod
Kss%Spd Wpsd
99a EIans Capt g Ks
toes csntelOupes and watermeions schooner Grsfts.
capt Mason. from feocomico. Va. with Ii cords Of
pine ana OAK WOOD SAILED.
Three-mast schooner Alice Mcdonald. New York,
Capt. Mcdonald to Savannah. ga. light, to load
lumber for the east; to the Chesapeake in tow Of
~ s ssai .lss ;ssEs n's
GuTbeIla nd, schooner Earl Biscoe. GeoreetOwn.
Schooner 9sept.i AIsI.ndI,.. W. Capt: John
2 Noini eIiss Va barge Ollie We SamSs. ssas
Capt. join Hastings. to Norfof SCHOONER Jane
NOTES.
Today has been an uneventful one along the river
'front.' There are but seven arrivals today exclusive
of the regular river steamers. and Of these SIX own
Alex:ndris IS their haing port and Ave made WASH
Sa .s the Ar: since y.
v ssssd Without the arrival Of three iOus-ns:ssr
Z. c:ps
{:
expects to ~ :s fo0d tide POtOnis Mat
csp.: s saass q
and Gray report hot weather and dead down the
river: Capt Doln.n Of the George Law says the
SHEPHERD, ws.SinFson. D.. c.. cspt Brsnnum an e
n.iOa sds. seSoonsr yacht k.ynond %inssid d q
Alexandra IL here 70 arrange for delivery Of water
melons. She will 70 into the melon trade as soon
$ sa; foss
mouth. got her dunpaee out Today: She win load
be! ice. Four-master Catherine p. Ferry, Capt. osr
ss,d = 'R bout hEht TopE,ma.s sehoonsr John Z.
ScI Ne. i, e. We: ,nston on ths inst Schooner
rvsd :t Bath and = loaded With ice for WasSinefon
sEo%~ asor.stSSa: p g; Nth coal for Portsno1sh.
ssshoonsr John "A Gurti., hence, Il It EorfolS
sfiS:d Norsoii IS. sessen oss
fC1ells fUin stcsna ~its vS: Capt Kelly from
Ssn oUsSs 81 cs G:S re , On sSs:isy kis W
esseesence; The Morning star - full Of wsssf Dur
ig TITS calm epell four day. has been aA average
the 9me required for the all between Norfolk Pors-
mouth Berkeley and washinstcp- Admiral Randall
cf the River View Asst dsclarSs tSax 50 ssv two mai
lard duen ths rvsr lass svsning % koaisrS H1u6
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The subscriptions on the new church snter-
prise Of the E Street Baptist Church have
reached over e2a, 900 recently, nearly 10000 Of
which amount was paid into the treasury Of the
church. Tho pastor, Rev. J. J. Muir. win leave
on his vacation on Monday, and during his alb
senos the pulpit win be occupied by Rev. DR..
Cooper Of Richmond, Va
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LEGAL NOTICES.
-, Filed July p 1892. J. R. Young, CLERK.
- The SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
.OF COLUMBIA.

The sd day OF July. 1892
Charles C. Glover ct al executors and trustee of win
Of George Bancroft PLAINTIFFS. VI, GeorTe Bsncroft.
e. ct a. dsien I'd Nc: l3a@o, "a. Doc. So
her II s ordered that the defendants deorSe
Bancrofs f. John Chandler Bancroft. sarah Eous-
nlon. Mider Dwight Bancroft Pauline Bancroft Hes
Ter sansrott the p esident and fei ows Of Hazard
body corr crate ~ virtue Of the laws Of the
Their TO be entered herein or before the
n,st rule day occurring forty days After this day
Of default A - IN 49,
The object Of this ,nit is for eon.,rct,or ~ n.
iast VI ana esta nent Of George Bancroft decsasSd
ate O. the District Of Columbia. and for lussructon
and ',vs:sss o. the said last win Testament and
and trustees and for Of the asa az ths
said tssafor under the authority Of the ala cout
Re- orter and The Evening star
BY u sh :o court; r... Alb HAqNE6 Jysties, e.
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Francis B. Brewer died ct his residence a
WestAeld. N. Y. yesterday after an Illness Of
LEES than two weeks- He was seventy-two years
old and was native of Keene, N. H, and the son
Of the late Ebenessr Brewer Of Pitssburg. Dr.
Brewer was well known in western Pennsyiv.nia
from his former residence in Ttusville and Pitts
burg and from his business In the interests m
those places and in Erie, where he u president Of
the Dispatch Publishing Company. BE removed
to West6eld thirty-one years ago from Ttusville
and has since been prominently identiAed With
the bustness interests Of the town and county.
ne was for many years conspicuous in public
life - member Of the New YORK iseia,sturs and
the Forty-eighth Congress. His sldsst con.
Eben Of Chicago, and the entire family have
bean with him for the past wsak. Dr.. brewer
win b buried in PittsburR.
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EOR SALE-REDUCED TO "a. 200-ONE OF
y those room grsss-brck bay-window houses on
pUGAN & BUTLER,
iy3o-ss 6oe It. NV.
IcoR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FoR UNIMPROvED
property in city or county an S-room pr.ss;ortck
has concrete cellar. furnsce heat, cabinet mantels
electric bells speaking tube, Sc lot 23Ig0 e slley'
FoE sALEIF 81. s.w; BET; sIH AMP TfH. o
% ,eS; terms easy. DUGAN I'd BH 2
EoR SALE = MY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
property corner 18th and SITS. n. ". 10 IL drst-
class home rooms parior 4Or ia: the lawn with
shrubery and fountain rive country comforts in the
city; the connecting vacant corner lot, 20x10O II
adapted for splendid large residence: Apply TO
r303s oO2 + St NV.
L'oR sALE-4o3 SPRUCE ST. LIE DROIT PARK;
BOXES: beautiful shade trees IN yard 3y3o-3t'
E'oR sALE-sToRE AND DWELLING ON n w.
Il corner u 18th and SITS. W.. with store fixtures
coniplete and lar cellar rood business stand and
VII Be sold on very easy terms PLANT TURIN.
EOR sAiF-THosE VERY pEsIRARIE THREE
arhinx conn etion. on 18th ct bet U and n w.
IL you want q r>t-class home near cable care and In
every Way desirable look At them and call ii once
for plans and prices. PLANT TURPIN. 14sp New
York ave. jy2xL3t
Il the cfty-Four brick houses on virvnia ave. sw.,
In a first-class neirhborhood Smithsonian; II
MONS each. al MI. well built AMI finished other
houses In same neiRhborhood hed and sold for from
be sod a, Terms very easy 4 SUMNER vi BARGAIN.
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blew Up . House to Cheek the Flames.
For two hours Thursday afternoon Ars
ragged In siason, Cal, which lies 81 the
foot Of Mount Shasta. Gisson b lum-
bering town With one main street. Nusd By
cheap wooden buildings. which melted under
the flames like houses Of cards. Ono building
was blown up BY dynamite and this checked
the flames. Othsrwise the town would have
been DESTROYED. A. Il was ons-third Of ths W.
lage, including The principal businsas houses
and dozen q moro dwellines, vAs burned. en-
tailing lo0 q o5G,ooQ
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

4 oNMIsslos IN OF DEEDS ron EvE1Y sTliI
JOHN <. BEAfi. isi y q ~:
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DIED ON A STREET CAR,


At First the Man Was Unknown, Aftsrwsrd
Found to BE o. v. Wilson.
Last night Anacostia car No. was going east
word on NJ street south young man Of perhaps
twenty years, evidently from his dress laborer,
boarded 1t just east Of the bridge over James
creek, and supported himself by grasping the
knob Of the door. When between South Capt.
tol and Half streets southeast he was observed to
totter and before some one could catch him he
fell of the car. The driver immediatsly put on
the brakes, stopped the car and he was taken
aboard. At Sd street Ofhcer Cecils Of the fifth
precinct was called and the case reported to
him. Dr.. Combs Was summoned and he ct once
pronounced the man dead. No one seemed to
know him, and his body was taken to the morgus.
1t was at first supposed that he was struck by
the car, but the probabilities are that he vas
overcome and died from the effects Of the heat
The body was identified a. that Of Oliver "
Wilson, formerly employed a. = conductor on
the Ansccstia street railroad. He was twenty
three years old and resided ct the house Of his
father, Martin v. Wilson, No. 921 G street
southwest Tho coroner Investigated Ne eass
today.
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SHOOTING STARS,

AwARM WEATHER SUFFERER.
A victim o'erworked
For whom hearts should grow tender
Is the lemon that's used
By tho lemonade vender.
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farss Wsrs Osn1srtahls.
a cold wave struck Iowa ysstgdsy morning.
Ihs nsrcury fell twenty degrssA Csasidsusw
BE rain Aas fAllaa. Iirss vsss ssmSortsAae -