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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-29
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| Seventh Judicisl District Of the State Of
Nevada, in and for the comfy Of Lincoln.
Jane Hulse, plaintiff, VS.. Benjamin Hulse,
defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Seventh Judicial District Of the State of Nevada
in and for the county Of Lincoln, and the COM
plant filed in said county OF Lincoln, in the
Office OF the Clerk Of said District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to Benja-
min Hulse. defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against You by the above named
plaintiff, in the District Court OF the
Seventh Judicial District Of the State Of
Nevada, in and for the county of Lincoln.
and answer the complaint fled therein with
in ten days exclusive Of the day of servcel after
the service on yea Of this summons, /. served
in said county; or if served out Of said county,
but within said District, within twenty days;
and in all other cases, forty days; or
Judgment by default will be taken against
you, according 10 the prayer Of said COM
plant.
The said action is brought to obtain decree
of this Court dissolying the bonds Of matrimony
existing between you, said defendant, and
said plaintiff, on the grounds of desertiOn Of
you, said defendant. Further, that such portion
of the common property be set apart snd allowed
to plaintiff as shall be equitsble and just, for
the maintenance and support VI plaintiff; that
the title of said land ia description OF which is
fully set forth in plaintiffs complaint on file
herein, TO which you are referredl be adludged
to be in this plaintiff and minor children, and
that said defendant be enjoined and restrsined
IRON disposing Of or in any msnner cucumber
ing said property herein described; and further,
that the care, custody and control of the minor
children be awarded to plaintiff: and for such
ether aa, further relief as 70 the Court may seem
meet and proper and for costs of suit.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
! to appear and answer the said complaint, as
above required the said plsintif will apply
TO the Court for the relief herein demanded,
and for costs Of suit in gold coin.
49, Given under my hand and the Seal Of
lso,, the District Court Of the seventh Judi
cial District Of the State Of Nevads, in
--~-t and for the county Of Lincoln, this 10th
day Of August in the year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and seventy-three.
P. B. MILLER, Clerk.
By NJ. HANFoRD Deputy Clerk
! BISHOP X sABIS, attorneys for plaintiffs.
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sELF-ACTING ENGINES, for Cities and
Towns. send for " Record
HOOK AND LADDER TRUCKS, for Towns
and Villages. Engines and Trucks combined.
STATIONARY TANKS, for Factories. Hotels
and Theaters. X. b. IRWIN q CO.,
General Agents for the Pacific Coast.
For sale by w. b. MURDOCH.
Local Agent, 3l2 California St,
au--lm san Francisco.
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Charter Oak silver Mining Conn

Charter Oak silver Mining Conn
pany.-Loestion of works, Ely Mining District,
Lincoln county, State of Nevada; location OF
principal place of business, San Francisco. Cal.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of the
Directors Of said Company. held on the 10th day
of July, A. d. 1873, an assessment of twenty five
t25l cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable Immediately in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the
office Of the Company, No. All California street.
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, the e5th
day Of August, A. d. 1875 will be delin-
luent, and advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment is made before. will be sold
on Monday, the 18th day Of September.
A. d. 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and ex-
! penses Of sale.
GEO. W. X. KING, Secretary.
Office: All California street, San Francisco,
Cal. jy22-td
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FLORENCE.

Special attention is called
~ 10 the great improvements made
recently ia this excellent MRchtnes
and TO the new and elegant styles q
Cases added to our list.
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THE BABCOCk
Fire Extinguisher.
"SELr-PRorEorroS THE ONLY SECURITY

II Will SEIUAIll.
Fire Departments in
Eastern cities use them
daily. Adopted by the
Government. Used on
over fifty railroads, by
mines, hotels, facto-
ries. stores and private
dwellings. Hundreds
sold in San Francisco
and vicinity. Entirely
DIFFERENT and SU-
PERI0R to any other
{ ever introduced.
A SAFE, SIMPLE,
AND A POWERFUL
PROTECTION.
Send for Circular.
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FLORENCE.

LNOr those who prefer a Ma.
i chine feeding the wOrk away from
the operator, we nov have one of
that description. quiet, easy.running
and ha wing all the other peculiar ex.
cellencies Of the other style.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
Siiudiions t1anteo--fcma!
and CARRIAGEMARKET
w-YoRK. Wednesday. March 10. 1873.

NEw-YORK. Wednesday. March TO- 1873.
The local horse trade is in 4 fair way toward
reaching healthy degree OF activity The market Tor
work horses active and rm while for pleasure horses
there daily increasing inquiry with fair number OF
sales. but s somewhat scarce and prices
rather arbitrary the aggregate Of sales has not been 50
satisfactory the advanced may lead to anuc
pate. good deal Of stock partly the property Of pf
parties and partly owned by dealers from the coun
try awaits distribution under the hammer and Lively
business at the narts il generally expected
establishment. devoted exclusively to the sale Of
horses carriages harness. and general horse equipments
opened to-day in East Tireenth-st, near Unver-
sity-place, by Sir. Arch. Johnston, the wellknown
auctoneer Of the late firm OF Johnston Van Tassei
The habtu6 ef the Auction Mart and horsemen generally
in force, and the place well crowded MI
Johnston has for years been honOrIbB known IN
this line OF the business aud his inaugural address, In
he promises continue the business on the same
straightforward principles Gully detailed ~ Ills cara
printed elsewherel well received Considering me
space time Mr. johnston had 70 prepare for ms
drst sale II fairly successful tho result being as
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
cnrrnN MlRKETs

80, Mr. 70 Cotton dell and lower; Low Mddhngs ia
.rrs ldiGlc receipts haleEi shnnents SIS bales
-. -. Nsrrt l9Ccftln Do. and nomnal Mild1agS Ute
- ~ bales sEies le bales .
Fs.sS0sfrass March lsCoon-D Demand active; Good Ord
h Low Nliinzs l-fc Mddnrs l8ic. receipts. $3.50
~ -,ss bales; Crest Britain it2 hales 30
e1.fnent bales coasvse 2al bales saeS 2,so bales
- ',,--ina 661o bales; stoct, 2i3, ll9 bales
march l9otoH quiet and steady Meiirrs lsic
ILE Mirct lsCotlou ds, Middngs lsic receipts, lsS
=. shipsnrus 3f1 bales
fSssrT Nar.h lscoton quiet Hrhi demand MAdngs loi9
- Geo. Orduzrv l6 6iC receipts 48S bales eIpotscoss
>. z bsl-s. sales 80 haies s,oct 90 039.
p-s 9Coiton dull NladRgS l9fc; groSs receipts ~
= ssIes laJ bales; stock lI.Oeo sales
March lsCooa QuCt Mddngs Isle net receipts
4. 49, stock a.
a.lTETos Msrch 5Coion unsettled Good Ordinary l3sc5
--.sais i3J bales sales az bales stock $3.50 haek
7sagtEsroE March lsCotton quiet, Modlugs lofc hel
"a bales, erpoIts-ooastw ds saes sales aoo pAes s-
bales. Great Butau son oslesi oo-si"s -
salrs hales. fock.t
sTINoHE lg-Cotion duf; hdahngS sci ne8 ftspi
SO bales; eHports-ooSstEse Is SAles s ~
~ Msrrh ia-Cotton su Maangs ieic; receipts l63
- .trs1c-ts 546 bales, so,s- u,.Js bales
Ssrrrg March laCoion 1ul, Low hidlngS, l74ct net ~
- g bales eIpos-oossvise lo9 bales sales p ba.es
-. 4ll bales.
s,rnIs Msr-h I9-Cct,On quiet Low Mdilings l7d7lc
= baies. shipments. t3 haieai stock 900 bales
iron latest Telegraph Markss So nm Pas-I
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
-. r,o1 d,nspd ssovldcrs. &c. n

a. oo8 aesnsud Sasulders &c. May Cl.sr SIDES TO-
sad & os' S' % 's t ySS. SSSS Soeso 4 oSa Market S
s. f 10 Rrts Beeves St1S6 Reoeps-teoo bhiS Foot
os ~ wbesi oe Bash CR ZOO SaiA o'''' ''' '0'a DA'
:, 30 euN,k is-Fsour dou and unohsngee Wheat sr 6e
TrLfp i,s1 srs Amber Michigan al 81 &C. SPOT 81 ~
50 ss ~ Red . 90 Ne 50. 81 tb Corn steady q No
ss sIsi efe se, 5gs' ,e seller jay % Low S1so
~ - toverees sold - % ReoeFts-7O0 bush Wheat
80 Cen 1nd o bHsh. Osis Shpneais-z'ON hasn O'fn
s.s-as March lsspir Tarpeutne msrtei snst'ed saes
Gus e~w Al 20 for Strained Crude Iurp nuue 10
sc - IS ior Hare - 20 yellow DIP aps Nga Tar
eTsS18 %
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
Citn Real gstdte for 5a.e.


4 -jlST-ST., between 5th and Gth-aves.
- college asei 201aOEO iourstory brown stone, mehoop
HO 81 esooed painted through With carpets gas
Apply 70 HATCH VAN DOREN. 6in siEth-aye
A HOTEL, paving large profits, in a central
~ location be SOLD pnce 00 onea cash Inquire Of
address hULAND NIuIlAG, BetLAaneL
BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-aveS, front
M Central PrE; Seyeuayes the Para
OfAh- D'-'''-i' -"- !" -''' WM H. RAYYOR
s.. PInest
nor SALE-FOur-stOry brOwn-stOne front
Il HOUSE House - o. inch by 90 r. Lot
IOJ q inch None bat principals Hee1 appiy.
nor SALE, at a bargain-A 3-story, high
oor brick HOUSE West TWeltyseoondst between seventh
and Esbtb-syeS pnos asked, +l1 90 Terms yerv sasy
z2l5l hOAEh AOh1AS, -Fiht-s-
EOR SALE on East ixty-irst-st.-A FAC
TORY BUILDING i0oIh three stories with betting and
sh.hing D. GARRISON, so SiEts-sve
NOR SALE-The 4-stOry brick STORE and
i LOT Ne. li6 Cham5eTs-st at reasonable pros
l2 a2g HOMER MORGAN, 2 Pinest
DTBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
buildings ualt Of buildings &c 20 be- removed eonse-
second and Fynuth-sts SOLD public auction THURS
DAY the DAY Of March 1879 10 O'Clock n The safe Eui
take ground with The premises Known H v
~ Srtb-ave between Thirtyhiri Thirtviourttsts
obtained WILLIAM KENNELLl AuctoreeT,
ohoe 30 Pinest- the undersigned. GBO n VAN SOIf
Commissioner Of Public WORKS
DeEar,ueut Of Public Works March x, lg7s
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
flnGnnGi.

PROPOSALS for 81 0OOOO.-Sealed proposals
- be- received tie Comrtror-s Ofce until THURSDAY
=, b l1J 2 ocack m. when the viii be publicly
- os psrt Of The OF $ 800 G0 Of CITY In
ri stock authorized by Chapter 3 Of the Laws o 1853
- acs tl rate Of per
- an bs Of Nav and November In
$50 vi. redeemed the first d1v OF November 1872
~ 1rora vii state the Of Bonc desired, and The price
a. srdre 0ars thereof; I'd Che persons proposals
- thererou be required d ot with The Chamhrn the
v them respectively together win thereon
h rsuuug The Comptroller The receipts Of the Chamberlain Tor
Si vii De- entitled certificates Tor equal
~ value OF tle awarded 90 them, bearing interest
-. re date. O.. parmeut
- -.8 should sesled end indorsei Proposals City
ri lcosrl envelope addressed the
~ f reserved tis rari o. ,he Comptroller reject
h. ls hif ul-usut ,ne interests Of the Corporation
ANDREW Il. GREEN. Comptroller.
r of NevYork Department OF Finance Compuolers Ohoe
la
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

Brooklnn Real gsiate for Sale.
DAPID TRANSIT.-A new three-stOry brick
III HOUSE, 2OrIlO6 eyefy ai bargain also
choice lots 25IlO6 feet close restrictions ID hcass
hoo pospe PARK line the proposed RAPID
Transit steam Road for $50 and upward splendid opPo
tunty for speculation Apg at the oho Of TIE M 4
WALKRR ~ Johnst, New-York. from IL 70 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
conu 1slan0 Real Gsiatc for Sale

Conn Jslan0 Real Gsiate for Sale
A SPRING, 1S73.-Now is the time TO locate,
and no better opportunity viii be presented than tins. tne
u ~ ~ GROIND f2 depth located
f H. fp streets Flushing the flower garden Of Long Island
~, t-r es,r All from depo hour from City Hal on
tb rorud near churches schools, For paTcssn
@-1''' REX" Box So Post-Omoe Eev-York;
or
J. L STEELE Flushing L L
CUORE FARM for SALE, very cheap, on
- nrb Island s miles from iy hne boating -aa
tv al 6sur 30 acres desired good house
tylv etts5 M and ont bu ugz Poe ONLY 4Tt0 Terms
5gr, ,n M tsricuars with T. PAYNE 40. Dsys, Room 5
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. wednesday. March 10. 1873.

NRw-YORK Wednesday. March 10. 1873.
A dull day generally at the Exchange, the attend
small unimporAnt
DeF sold by legal direction ofw v Mcdaniel referee
twosorE nehOas snd lot 2aT2 located souibey sds Of
sevenJsirtbst essterly seooudsve s750
Henry o and under the direction Of John referee
story iraHshouss root ssd teoy with lOt
gzea located e westerly suaosi norihy from
GraDd, known No So sl52eo LA-ssubshn which
conended the actual Transactions advertised
70 S sold but heT all either urned Knocked down parties
acting the interest Of The
The sale d BreotlTn properties held Jere johnson IT, At
Nos 9s and s0l Puont attended resulted
The tposal or large number q The parcels offered ,rErss'Hg the
and those interested adjacent properties We append n
than ordinary importance 70 be made b' As Muller wilkins CO.
Of number q o cssrlb located the me vicinity q the
New and RghaTes End-eigb
Onhnndre sn1fWeu hund tEeeath hundfedana
The terms sale are From 90 20 20 cent can remain on
mog,s fn psTeaar and descriptive maps can be obtained upon
sales announced 70 be Hade at the EIehsnre or - noted;
BT wm Kerney legal sale BY order Matthew BrsHn'5 shsf
lrre ei' rIeg. oeael on tie nohel eeer Of Broadway
B Muller wilkins Co.. sale Of 30 lots vaTousI oe on Morning
ninth one huBdre Onehundr hirieelh One
Bv Ios Nrfrs ban.s 49, ID o 0 I,rst on b, soutb.
sale Of houses and lot ors5 located on the souesteF corner Of
The prrms-, located norhey side o. yrdst.
Beeuto sale estate Of Brynn mcCahA the following property
seoonsi So 723 an p Eerenilst Dr. Dock No
~ EeTeuth and No Il Dry DooL AM No l hAs' FORTY
Bg A Beeoker Son Co. the house 2oIlOo No
81 I tpaa ~ ~ No S ss W. - betS Fo4s sBd Pnbs7ss also
plot 76Te No. $50 Caot between Fourth
By Lewis < Wood 70 premises homestead of
Moses Taylor oomTang eight acres Of land and h dwelling o-el
sss by Jer Joiu,Os M March 49, ls5 the Auction Exchange
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

nUICK IkANSII.
N CHOICE
WI.STCHESTER COUNTY LANDS.
IS TRACTS or all sIZRs FOR INVESTMENT
COIISTRY RESIDENCES AT REASONABLE PRICES
BLACKWELL & Co. 50 LlBRkll-sI.
DEAL ESTATE INVESTORS, INSTITUTES,
Il CoILEGEs Offer Tor sale valuable
- hsasome property 100 With verv arg water oal
-s,Ig nj ate city close 20 depot Of the Harlem h't
80 porbrster Railroad se completed and within nAe s
e CIV Han or hour BY Harlem steamboats, and dne DC
adred be- the hneft upon the sound on 10 Wet
,stsf Cot1ig AZ for Institution cannot BE- suss
r,-. md pree will command attention ful pafcan ron th
80 Iesnt. of the Estate r. G.. D. Brown, Broad~ay corner %
Wall
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
tpcstrhcstcr Gounip Real estate for Sale

A BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD for SALE
"A MoTusana Wehesier County corner Of brosaE4 an t
Land, with front Of 40 ieei VIII
t vsrety of very beautiful shsde Trees Their
60 frsue building premises ting Of u Rooms wl bath
Gss ana Water House there also Carrageh house on e
pre This the best localities N tbe town anl hou -
@ sl from hs depot h property before purchailnE
a. arpg 10 WILLIAM GLEACBOSa 3 bToadEay NeSfok OF on
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

Gountrn properin 10 Get.
4 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE to LET for
n summer p Of Holokea pouessi0n April
contains 70 house JstoTT. Apply ~ CanHi-sL
I EONIA.-Large DWELLING to LET, with
l. Rooms GlOuDd. Fruit Trees Apply
address C. D.. sCHOT Leo-a Depot, \. J.
ITO LET OR LEASE-In the village of Port
chester o. the railroad depot ARE and
uodIou DWELLING HOUSE with Of LAND house
10 L the utg residence except
ras large other 0us geeuhOu,e lne glcn.
ahunaucr 0f fruits AMI flowers dne shade splendid
W K PEYTON 272 and 20 BoEery.
no LET-A HOUSE, pleasantly situated, in
go1 ugnhorhooi Gsrlen ard Lawn Of i've on the
south Of Prospect Para, and
. tho Railroad - miuuteA
COUNTY INSURANCE CO. Pns-sL
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
Dipioeuo N0tlces.

COMMONW EALTH OF VIRGINIA.
\ COUPONS Jsnuar7 1873 os the od bonds and Couo s8d
interest Oh Registered stock. payable April 1873. collected BY
JOHN B MANNING. New-st.
TEEAsUEER OTFTCE. LmE RAILWAY Co. Asroh IT, 1879.
NOTICE.-The interest due April J. next, on
~ The Fourth Mortgage y Ee 8a-osd vii be paid al
The oacs of DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co. No. % N-sssu-st
". P. SHEARMAN Treasurer
OFFIcR o. Insurance. Coz
TRisIrY BUILDING. 10. IL BKOADwAT,
EKw-Y0EK March 10. lB73)
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
The regular semAnaaa DYIDEND Of FIVE PEH CENI .. ,Ie
ne certificates profits pava cast o. demand also fOu
TEEN PER CENT capital 10 oehtes being tne una
- ,-of NJ t-s vsa, 1872 PLOWERY. Secretary.
THE COUPONS of the CHICAGO, DAN
i VILE AND WIN ENNBS RAILROAD .COMPAhNs FlhsI
MORTGAGE BONDS due April 1879 will be paid IN gold On and
ser that o6se Of be Company No % Pnet Ne"iok
AMOS TENEBT Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
5T776E PE5777i715i1 R1iIEo1D c5sT1S7-7

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Stockholders
-i he rrvleg o. subscribing The Stock
~ r.rr the proportion o fhirtrrhrce and oneird ESD per
- x y. umer o.hares registered their April lJ
-, ie. 81 lacuOu share subscribe for u
Al srpous must bel u'1e between Nav and p 1913 and 10
s received later date The following the
- atntHi ustaeut per between Nav an a.
~ ~ - euaId l5a per cent? be- called f0T oavs
- u lsame1ts exceeding - per 40 any time The
-nees STOCK bt sold bv Shareholder baLt
- elr b. bod at TIE stock be paid for
n I'd n subscription 8-red EDMUND SMITH, Trtsureg.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
Doaro ano Rooms.

Dearo ano Rooms.
DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos West ThcondsI. 0. JB Ness seli'-hrl
ap o p II, regular ohce rates
DROOkLYN WOMANS UNION.
ID WILLOUGHBY-sT.. BROOKLYN
ACCOMMODATIONS women VINO
Wee according Teacher Cpyss Talvomeu Clerks
ihe
boaring Applications be made tls MAhA" % Tue
premises
BOARD WANTED-By a gentleman and
ID SISTER in private family below ourteeniAst Address
HOME. Times OAee.
HANDSOMELY furnished ROOMS, with or
without board obtained by applying - T. A. DALAI h'eo''
Library, SIS srhave Every house peronalL Inspected
I ELANDs STURTEVANT HOUSE,
L. Brosdwav TWENTY ghth and Twenty nnth- Ae"-lo OK
AMERICAN PLAN, WITH ELhFAIOho
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
NEAR THE DEPDTS AND THEATERS
LEWIS GEO 5 LBLAAD Propnetors
DARTIES seeking FURNISHED APART
MESTS with hRd large st % lIstesss
HOUSES With particulars prices &c, at NlLLLAM = OOLho D
l267 Broadway between ThrtFtrsi and aiitIo"huss
CT. CHARLES HOTEL European Plan). No.
- 6ls BroAiway BeekerstsHge i"oms ~ PEI uA
Family SlOto Il week Hotel restaurant Aha newly
furuisheA All Broadway the Hotel - ,-,, r.
GEORGE 5. LEWIS LELASp, Fropnetors
CTANNERING.- -New-York Stammering In
- stute lesabsbeJ s7J Prof Mann Colvn A1nesers g'
West Twrutrhir-s references furnished no nstrprnt APp
sces medicines B0ares taken AMI no pay or b0afs OF SET
wees until cured. Send ior prospectus
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

Brooklnu propcrtn TO fct.
VyO LET-The FACTORY PROPERTY now
occup by hs ICES sewing Machine Campany corner Bg nd
Jnhn-sf Bro0Ev block oi Budgest Terry sire rbl
hne o. horse eCus be- had Apply 70 g. H. BLISS
lIu WaIlst.. New iorA.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

VERMONT SUMMER HOME, Poultney, We.
-hsV J. NEWMAN D., Pop O2sa non NAY = ''Y''' ''
i iag4lIss al ss4a5
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

Oon--1 been called b7 s Directors 70 BE- hell as tae ene
1E s foualur The llth cay Of A.n neEt 81
r . ta 90 e lto cou Tease OF the AND
GrrWg CfSCISNsTI AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY 20 tbs
srr submitted rgtlcston ana approval by the
- tl--s ,f f-re GHrnulrr. A. HEEBNlSCH Ass. seer.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

Gelp UanIc0-- Hlalcs.
GARNER WANTED TO TAKE CHARGE
on FARM within teentv Of the city. One Competent
m aBd eoo SITUATION Address stating references Boz I''- New
Posi-Omce
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
GUNNER Retreats.

BOARD WANTED-A small family ami Y, ,,s "aSa Hssi
ID BOARD for the sumner months with private ian @ s tine
River hound Ls mes or the 1y Adare..
with plenty o, iresh m fruit vegetable nehPen4AD'
Ein fall psrt suan p. o. Bon 1881, NeW-iO iOfk Oy
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

Fye.tyr NursrKlAL SAvINGs BAF. No 81 CHANBEEssT.,i
NEw-YoEE March ~. l8.a.
MESSIEURS JAMES WALLACE and
vi DANIEL OUOEOR have been nominated Trustees Of this
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

9o, THU RSDAY April H. rr,1 mo- 3 O'Clock p the
A. tsr b1uss b. 1Ilef Of he Bcsu
DAVID LEDwITH Comptroller.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23
e.s. For The RECORD.
SATAN'S GALA DdY.

A bacchanalian feast-a type Of Sodom.
The entrance of the circus was a signal for the
orgies to begin, attended by the most disso-
lutte, filthy and abandoned looking company
of men as never before appeared in Lambert
vile, black and white, sad, detected, without
cheerful look or smile objects of commits
seration and sympathy, exemplifying the
truth that Satan is a hard master. The wo-
men we pass in silence, lest we offend the
delicate ear of those modest, ladies who wit
messed their performance We simply call
the attention of mothers to the attitude of the
lady exhibited ON the show bills The lowest and
most groveling propensitics of the human
heart were aroused. The very scum and
dregs Of society seemed to be stirred, up for
miles around the country and to settle in
Lambertville. Drunkenness and profanity
ran rampant; hoary men down to boys Of
ten or twelve years of age went staggering
through the streets, filling the air with curses
and blasphemy, oaths and imprecations.
Every place where rum is sold was in full
blast, and their name is legion, faithfully per-
forming their part in the general demoraliza-
ton of the people and scandal Of our town.
Seriously, we would ask Of every good citizen,
Is it not time to ask the question, Do these
things faithfully foreslladow the moral and
religious character Of our town?
0psrpyrp
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23

THE FISH PoNp.--The large fish pond
which is being built adjoining the Deer Park
at Ingham's Springs, near New Hope, will add
another attraction to that vicinity. The pond
will cover several acres of ground, and will
be supplied with the choicest species Of fish.
Boat houses, &C., will be erected, and every
thing fitted up in fine style. The Stockhold-
ers are principally from Philadelphia and
number among them some very wealthy men,
Jay Cooke being one of them. The shares
are fixed at $500 each. Put us down for ten,
payable in 'spufs." W
1t is expected that the dam will be complet.
ed in two months, so that the water may be
let into the pond but larger force than is
now at work will be necessary in order to dc
this. 50 @f~ - esset rs
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23

PoLrTIcs. notice that Democratic cam
didates for the three or four places to be filled
in this county the coming autumn, are COM
mencing to stir around somewhat, and to
button-hole their friends.
Hon. Edmund Perry, of Pennington, candi-
date for State Senator, is taking time by the
fore-lock, and has been engaged for weeks in
marshaling his forces. 1t Is the impression
among some of the knowing ones that Mr.
Perry has the inside track for the nomination,
but we doubt that. Mr.. Jos, H. Boozer, of
this city, is a candidate, and very popular
one. and win give the Commodore hard
run. Senator Banghart also looms up for a
denomination The New York Tribune recon-
mends it, and letter from The south published
in the 0lintsm Demoerdt suggests the same
idea. "A Il - - - ~ - - sSf
From appearances, we should judge there is
going to be lively fight between the two
Democratic factions in this county as to which
shall have the offices.