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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT oICKTNsOyS IN PABE.RoV
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THF DARWtNiAN ihEuth
Tuslve Ieetaras delivered b. rFaf ANAssf M sss-
tompssh,e Zoology tambuige hss oas1 ss. ssssa.
49, sd raus uisuaapcn conrrnf Aias ittf FfNt % s
IHbass shsst se ssss ahi issIssl ~ srts''AtN
NOW RkAu1. -. -.
TRtBUNE LkCruRE EXTRA 50
% he sss-t rF f<@ $500
er,s Rochf huuntaus BY NE Nss Ceies tstsseos
Pncs are,s oogs By ns 10 esuis tse a. lo .ss -
thh lhift
Mae Rats Sheet n Lscufss 49, 80 n@sfsFs-s>
ana Crodt hstinsf RspoFt NJ ~ ossta
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Stephen III. Ballard, President of the Mer-
camille Marine Insurance Company died yesterday at
Boston.
VIM. PilkertOn, an Engishman, was drowned
az UDten. Macs. 5usday night, while bsthiDE.
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CRIMES AND cAsUALrIEs-BY rr.aGRAPu.

&C :. Mason. "a barber in Hanoyc It,, Boston.
age 90 Committed s4,c-e. sunday, takus .audauGt
IA young man named Mallory Wa rdn over 40
Walhtm. Has Saturday b sloh Lt sod sas
instantly tlIcd.
-...James Ross. formerly Clerk Of tl.' Executive
Council Of OuaEo committed suicide saE p, '.us l' .at
suh
Two convicts James LEVEL and Iohn Killery.
escaped from the Aabal yesterday b. sail
Of the Asglam yaru, vhsrs they 20 work
DIR. FOutaine Of Spencer, Mass. as been h'id
t2oOJ bonds To- s.l Fltr I ca-ug Or 80 ~ rid -
using smallpox virus ff f4trrot11 nsied of matter
IA locomotive, while running INFO the round
house he ftsbafeI aud Co1uesy. Ha-f I.isbuh i
ran OIL sI
Che roof 20 'a ia and Juuus .' 40 riT,a
mafeu ,
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The Mayor, in his communication save In reply 10
that portion OF the resolution in which requested 20
inform Won by what authority the expenses for clerks
and subordinates 10 aid me in the discharge OF my
official duties exceed the OF 10000 designated In
the 2Ith section Of the Charter the maximum to
be paid such expenses would state that the fact
does not exist by reference 10 the statement Enclosed
IL appears that the amount 10 be expended per
apnm i not in OF the designated IN the sec
tiOD referred TO-"
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lAuno
BUREErr's COOKING EXTRACTS re the best.
LYONS INSECT POWDER is ins.rgt death TO
reaches, bu, pant Mechanics aa f0lr g. -.a bsuse
PEGRAM's PATENT SUN-SrRor- "ETvFNrrR.
4 prot i,, tr, ,u luI portable tol go ks'as tIee
Hat siorcN fn,r. each
THE LIMITS or science. rcul' .p Mr.. God
b. Pro, b. foumans m TtHrvE Lf.If- trsA No a
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MUNICIPAL SERVICE.

EXPENSES IN TWO OFFICES.
The Mayor and the Commissioners OF Taxes
and Assessments submitted to the Board Of Aldermen
Yesterday the following lists of employees in their Offices
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s,Nc1uAR TRAGEDY IN NEWARK.

prothers enabled her 10 save about t1,0c0 About
wear ago she was married to Patrick Donneily'
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LONG ISLAND

LoNG ISLAND CITY.-Tbe Rev Charles Bow
dIsh pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal Church 90 As
toria died suddenly saturday, from attack OF
matism ~ the heart The Board Of Health b. causing
acid be sprnked n the cutters OF the streets
of Hunters Point as preventive Of cholera John
Wdey. axe 10 years, aud John Delaney, ~, Gotta
living az Hunters Point have been arrested for grand
larceny behs accused OF stealing so Thcy Wall bee eS
utnluod to-day.
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NEw-JERSEY.


JERSEY CITY.-lhe taxes collected last week
were No,Jlo 10 . The body Of George Livingstone the
cololed man who was drowned In the Hackeusack RIVER
Saturday afternoon WAS recovered sunday aud
delivered 10 Coroner Reinhardt yesterday Alfred
Johnson run over On the Pennsylvania Railroad on
Friday and Eas COiycr, run over at nearly tne same
spot Saturday were lying yesterday AZ the Charity
Hospital. both. u l. believed, I'M dying condition.
PATERSON The trial of Van Wrinkle Bogort cost
Passaic County $500. IL discovered yesterday
that the Rev samuel ". knapp'1 resdcnCe uad been
robbed during absence OF himself aud family Goods
valued 900 takou ana from the appearance ct
Interior the house. u IL surmised that the robbers
frightened while In the act OF securing their
puudtr youth named Bottomlvy died yesterday 10
thc Iaes' Hospital FROM the effects " injuries sus
tanned ~ falling from ear near the orphan Aailum
about ten days ago.
NEwAHK.-Jared Cullcn Of New.York arrested
ye-tcrtcrdAy, fOr selling without ho'n-e.
Cullen 10 Que OF party of boys C0luU
Out newark every sunday evening wlth boghs extras
Of a Nrw-Nork paper, whicn they sell 10y false rrprc
sentatiOns stephen clark OF Brooklyn Was attacked
aud severely beaten 10y couple Uf rOughs, saturday
night, a. he walking down HalscN-st Ne. clark
was az one time meinhrr % tho COOPER Union, and
VII en- he lett u his iIc Wa Threatened
WriHAwKLN.-Thc body OF unknown man appa.
rrutiy laiufcr, found floating ia the water near
the eoaliscks Yesterday aneruoon Tho decreased Mas
apparently about 30 wears cid, aud drrssce a.
uofcU several persons were called by the Coroner 70
view the body, hut could identity him As no
natks OF Vlouurc found his pei sOu Do h sun
posed Toe tell In Wnile walking about wharVos
Tie County lnysloin Sili view tne body to-day aud
uccIde ma relation Ia tao holding Of AN inquest
GUTENBERG. men, slightly intoxicated started
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VIROY CITIZENS LINE for TROY.
Il Passage The steamboats, sUNSlSlDK and
POWELL No ~ North River foot Of Leroyst isJ saur
ercepH o'clock connecting morning
NewYOrk Central and Troy and Boston
Railroad, '0r All points north. and --
THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO SARATOGA LAKE GEORGE,
AND MONTREAL.
Tarourh tickets baggage checked 90 destination.
JOSEPH CORNELL Superintendent
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fine Aris.

METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.
VI Temporary building ~ Vest Fourteenth-st 80 ,.
The DT CSNOLA COLLECTIONS Drs 1ll le LOAN COL-
LIZ TIONS Of The public laiy IRON 10 n
4uu !. o. Admission so cents
View and important made to se Loan Collections
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TRIE Sumner Arrangement of
l. Eug -c- . U From ChambeIs-st Depot dor
n.CuaAt AMI Chicago Day ETpuss drawing Coaches
q Baaio sd. gu- Coaches % desinsuJn
uEI M Buaao and Niagara Fails Sleeping Coach
Dal-l -Cueunau and Chicago Night Erpres Sleeping
Cbss tt Bl-o, Niagara Fals, Cincinnati Detroit and
Cieago without change.
Po1 Jsr7is . g. n an1 'I1:Is a. m $50 IS 20 sud -
ssiosn. .. 6, tgO Il and 'u:l5 L., 5;t'
t.D s:5o AMI r@1 p. 10.
WIrEief. g % b 11 ami go o. n
hevburgn. i8:g ami 10 a m, and an p N.
snfsn o1U ID and @ll5 s'i', D o, tb;JO, = and
Rsr.vo5 HoboEus Aentss Ramseys &c 1880 Il. Ills
a q SO rl.u, q an. +ll.JO
Prt.rsou 6.s5 TO- H. rll:l5. 1880
soo1, 'I.ts s, Sis O. se'aS, = 1880 ani l;@ p N
-5 flf5 lJl 5t5. al5. 'c.J and
Rs1ersri Para an. Paslc Gas g. 1880, To- 1, QaI5 a n
P,ssai- ~ g. g. Sis g. IS 3d. 1881 and Fll3)
Hla HacEeusak Way s5 and 1875 u D. a. 5, and
% q au1 y sa1r.rr llht only
sprnc VALLEY and Wsv : $50 q I'd, q As 70.
Ragewool 80 EJ0 J.ls, AIS, as. $500 $50
A. - a ID, and % -lrca7 nights 1nl. 49, ..
Cress ~ 1ad $3.50 la. IL, fl5 3.J 6j0 and 'l;ts
. n sn1 p SATURDAY uignts 0nlI. 90 .- $50 800 49, u. o..
spsrtfn . IS and 49, 3:l5, ais cas- 3d. $50
fIE o o. D. -stlr4ar nights oil.
Ptuno1t AVlcE. I'D an So q n l'J S:l9i $50 ''S'
3. u SATURDAY nights only -,
NB-TrAus leaving Cdau1erst even o. bali hoars leave
Tveatyttri earlier than above tine The a H.
1880. ~ Mi. start non ldanhefsst only
EB-Ta- IN he s. r. Newark Branch leaving Chamber
quarter Twenty tdrdst ~ minutes earlier thtn
above tine Oil
Csebes the checking and tr1nef
0tces1il Broad
ror On and Thri-sv COurtst.
BroGTn Compluv DspOU and Agents a me puncpa
sDaly SUNDAYS only. . Surduys Mddletovn only
JNO. n ABBOTT. Genera Passenger Agent
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Goal, &r.

GOAL. Sc 80; WOOD, S1s per cord, put in
The cellar per allowed purchasers
YAd BeyoBthsye between ForyanA and Forty
SIMONSON & ECCLESTON, dealers in Lee
- high Locust Mountain Red Coal Furnace Grae and
q 900 pounds screened and delivered
OGe Wes Tl.rty-frst-s Branch Once 81.
Yard between Broadway and Eghth-ave
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TRIMS 10y ke-Hasen fAccni ,J5 t1 F'e lAccnl
WsooA . .-I o.. IAcc1I lJI tlG TX b 800 Acc o.
"a tnd e. .-f-l EzI. $50 tEIJ and s:ln ikII r L
For A4rEaiE, u5 S5 -s d., i;1l and i..a
CEI JL $3.50. b35 a. For Sta-r vs. 2; TO- Sos
- n LOO . q 3l5. $3.50, tJe, s.:, $40 5a
81 -td r'' I;l0
fo Por Chester lI:D @ N
Bsen El,s sprngfc' so5 and eoos 300 and BIO
3 shore Line $40 N The D. 8 j; 49, o
coping stanford EorEah Bridgeport The
SO i. Eith trairs ShOr Lane DIVISION io
Eot Seor Providence and the Conn Valley saybrook
TIE @ J;0J oonuects with hesHayeu and hOrtnamp
to1 4 Ner Haveu s5 and y 0J coaue sith
Co- Rive Springfield and 300 iol Montreal The sos
q Dol, VIII Nsuzatuck Railroad an1 the %
nd 11f H0usst0ne Railroad a. Bridgeport. The 8.b
s-1 s@ 3;l5. $40 40 with DannuTJ AID horvAlk
So NorWL4E e5 UJ, 4.I and 3l3 with New
CaHEal Hr . Stamford
sgnay Boston Ma Trans a. zoe N va Springfield at BIO p n
~ prtU1eroe
Drrasro5u can on Day and sleepngeaH Night Br
T,rts car purchased Ticket OG Of Company Grand Cen
pot 0Hces Of p. T. Trar Co., 81 Broadway, n T.
81 Cousl BooAyu vao VII also cheek baggage tOm
celcs . .l-Un
F uer orasol particulars posters hotels And depot
T. 81 EhED. Ger Supt. ~ Haven.
JOHN r. MOODY. SUIT. Div. NegYork
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DELAW ARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
" EUN RAILRlAu.

NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
kEN BROAD GAUGE LINZ Nxtr dap oionsDqrg Scrthtop
RnEhamtou Srrlcse OWego WITHOUT ChAN1h on CAtS
Depo Nrv 10t of BsrcaYsL and oo Of Nhfsople
WINTER AktANGEA 81 s. e9mmencng hONDAl nov - Lo[
$40 N. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN boonton Banrn
run ireer ou NcF-T0k % scranton, Bnghamon, Homer
Cornd md Sr1ss connecting Dover with
gh.stsr K a. Waterloo z r. with L
an b X r. -,r d rvtol WilteSbsrre. Pston. &c
EXPRESS TRAIN Denvlne with Boon
Tor Chester Branch Waterloo with SUSSEX X
Tor And8ver Washington with the D. T. and W K K
fr Wst- rr Bend Bngbsmtou AMI
aeu.s a. pug with Legh SuquehannA and Lehgh
VALE 4 ul
R.Om PHILLpSBl RG EXPRESS stops a. heWaTk Madison,
horouu stations connects Al eoo Win sussex
Rtfosd Phpst1rT With Bel Del r r. Tor siIleft ana Le1gn
susgusHarn r. Lech Vsev r r. for Bethlehem Allen
go . 10 EtUaD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN va Paterson and
Boontol directly and Bughanton without
Of Connecting 81 Dover with
r. + . y ID z X
n Hlth chester X
Wsiefoo r and Phipslury Na Lrie ana S.
gnshsuna K r. an L-fE alley r. K for be'aphe AeA''~A
Essans hlr stlrl. end West +, ,
N2U hAChLl IsIOWN EXPkSs cunnes "a OaeA1el u L.
nh sussex & * Aniover. Newton. and Franklin
SD ?. n n'TFR E8PKESS - a.. -,
POI h0RRsTOWN a. 75 $40 n;oo I;oo H. 30 go go
So SUMMIT n 7.l- 10 90 1910 iIoOA 29o $50
=, yer so So ri ORANGE 7.ls 7.3 $50 30 1910
al ilU $50 $50 $50 $50 600 900 SJ0 LO'J
- SFWARK 81 us $50 r50 Ssh ole 90 .IoO 1880
uS M an lg.ta u sl.lO &OO. T2o 30 $3.50 zen
- 40 $50 $50 $500, $50 1890. l&00
a n Tr1us narkcl Rss Newark $500 .--, -. 81,
A. RGASONER Superintendent
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-Traing leave

" CORR Gen pa Ae,H BALDWIN O''''' '''''n ''''"'
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DeullslrD.

BEAUTIFUL and substantial SET of
~ Tenth ~ end upward Dr. REID, l1 elayc third iOor
above l7ihst. The las DO years
A BSOLUTELY PAINLESS.-TEETH ex-
n acrI fresh Gas daily Combination
durable RIbbsr = 30 64re betwea 80 .ul s,h
Eslabnsled - year~ Dr. B. BhkHAtD
GETS. so; SINGLE TEETH, 81. Cold and
- ugs. Bi AMI gPwaris Lauyhgias suinls
Dr. NAllAEl, ~ bth-ase-
VEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN l6
YEARs-H,uumbns application Beautiful inserted A.
moderate rates. pianpen louog cheeks specially.
j. JAY NlLLEGS 80 Grand, Broadway.
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- ". BALL, over rs years with Horace
-. Waters No. Eas FourteenasL The iaTEesi
variety " M class PIANOS ORGANS 10 ts Clckeu
Webers Decker Stks end others low FOR ssh, nstan
S. X SAIL Co
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EsxYor. 5m foot Of Desbrosses CofauitstA ioOsss
EIps lta-usburg Psburgh the West and south with Pull
as Palos aiiaehea 80 S q and $40 sunday =
b.
Eor Buao-. Washington tie soulh n. sun
1f
Erp-s ior aaaspha g. $50 NJ l23a g. 8 aJo p m
al. " SUNDAY. T. $3.50. aud D. r.
fr illll. glla. va kelslgsol a. a. A., 2 and p n
IN .rsut l.I s-oona class. O. IS b ~
FoT sevaa 40 go $50. 10, IT, lied N " J. q
~ sac. 80 sO 5B 5:g $50 oslo. go 2. 7Jo
SD o H I.. o. Hrl % sunday. 5;lU Q, 8il0,
Yer k11a 10 O. go O. TO $40 q TO. ~ lt0 A. n IL m,
a. 3 20 s. SGD SEQ t-ll, so $40 $50 $50 o. tlO b.e,
- so b. l:30 sod y night Sunday 0 O. aad $40
sr RAhs4I o. 65 O. a.iu, $50 and 10 ~ /, Zin b
p $50 tie 40 s1a so ssso &, go go G0io AID Il
ara sutCsr t.le aud b. L-
I wooos ss Perm AInboy H.. RIO SO $50.
a. 30 ,
Pc Sss.Br1usvisi- a. p r., l. , 4:IO s.zo G. 9p n,
a. Amt sun1ay sad D.
20 Eas' 81 .stoHs 49, y Hooa, 40 aHe go N.
- Lsnhtl-l.e FeIlrgt0u, . e. IN an b 70.
FtPlil,f arg end B.TleIf. and 20.
ICON isr lollltsl B.T- gl0n an Camden and 800
~ . Z. 30
~ fFreto T. q A.. and o.
fof lsalure PaBsrioa CaH4sa and wa boat from Pier
Ne J. Gt9 D. d.
tsili sr.e faiors Prom purgh $50 J. 3fs p. o..
'fi LIS ~ car except Monday Prom Wash
s,' 40 saanere ESQ go, 1913 SUNDAY, go
- t;A ll:5 SUNDAY. 81, hs0 ID 20 a. iElJ
rift O1os as I'm and ~ Bsoa1Way DO Asof House
o rflasss Cortandttis kmgrsnt iiesft Ohos No.
IN BOYD, u, G,s gs.l Ag,ss
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most beautiful style AMI perfect m tone ever
made. M CONCERTO STOP - ~ best ever placed
i'm anv Organ. II Dr0facff DIV h-f 80 ~ rods pecu.
Iiarly voiced. effect or rhirA is MOST CHAKMlNG
GEI sol L--TIRRING. r~hfr rs LIMITATION N M
HUMAN VOICE Is SUPERB. Trims tberaA ILLUS-
TR4TFD C4TALD GJES MAILED. FOR one stump
Pianos and Organs TIE city eountr Tor - and
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TRAINS LEIFE NEw YORK.

~ PORg aAILRot 80 -NeVYorE anl Nev-7a1en Division.
SUNNI . ARRANGEMENT, COMMhNCiNB MAJ t. 1870
Plsengef NsviorE Grind Central Depot En;auce on
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDsO

n Nv VT0N YIN hAL AMI JDoON
~ RIVER RaLROAD-Coranencing MONDAY, June % 1878
Tirour trans sII Grand Central DEPOT
Chicago Montreal Express N. Saratoga SPECIAL
EIprez
1000 sre, Cis4so Express with draHingr ROsh
buffalo
1874 q IA. Northern and Western Express
ExprSs for Ab4Dg Troy and s3rsoga. cOmnenc
5stlrtsy zlst inst
D a. Mouea Express ss,piog-ol from SeWYork 70
g. Adams
700 u Express Daily seepingsr Water;own and Can
a5I m Pes, Express DAILY With sleeping Tor ROessteT
Blao Sraa Fas for Chicago bota L. and u. G.
"a
lisol H. E1or,s With eepng-ears for Troy and Albany.
Go Hr.
20 q o. al. .3l g d., Poughkeepsie rans
s.0L az 8 a. auc as .. n PerksEl trains
80 ~. sI- sing
Tlrryown trsns Tbethst depot stopping all
Fave a. g. - and 03O 100 3o 400 40 .iS 90 900
81 ll.B D m.
~a lrauAFoT Tarryowu from Tbrusths 3.zS H.
p n
PoOghEeeyse PoTtTseoobdt station 9Io
CH. KESDRICK General PASSENGER Agent
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PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
4 Only BilaCI ROCTE, WITHOUT CHAEGK OF CARS TO
THE ylL E.4iOS asi LUMBER DISTRICT OF PESE Trans
ssss Destrosses arc Cortaudt-st kernes
Nv kHe EIpres daily eToegt sunday with Puilmsn Palace
Ger h7olgh f-Il newton 0 OIL CltT Arrive cunbly $50
" .usrort s55 Remove l;l0 D. Irvinson
sos CORY .- -.f5 a. Connects lrYineJ0n and Cory
Aagte1T River II r Tor The o. Region, Ene
~-tt Lac H. h. for all points W-st.
ESQ d Il ere Ma .dsllyl Pullman Palace Car from
P.ia5e1t.a Arrive SurburT. 6L WilamspOu s0i
Lea lrvne0B, 80 Corn 6l0j kns.
- with Oh Greek and Ale
Ftegr r. .5r Region Bne with lAIe suOre Z Tor
y. A. BALDWIN General Superintendent
7 q Couu ce. Ayeut
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court in and for the
County of Lincoln, State of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for Judgment rendered
in said Court, on the 25th day of April, A. ID.
1873, in favor of SAMUEL YOUNG and against
Charles G. Goodman, VIM. Thompson, 5. o.
Brown, John Doe and Richard Roe. composing
the Morning Star Mining Company, Thomas
Bell, A. E. Head, Maupin Grouse. Woodruff
Ennor, Shepard Co., Oberfelder Harrison,
Mott Fish 4 Co., John Fen and Richard Ten,
for the sum of seven hundred and eighty 40-l0O
dollars, damages, together with four hundred
and ninety.nine 1910 dollars, tax costs. and all
accruing costs, l have levied on the following
property, to wit: That certain Smelling Fur
mace and Buildings situated at Freiberg, in the
county of Lincoln, State aforesaid, known as
the Morning Star Mining Company's Smelling
Furnace and Reduction Works, together with
the defendants possessory right and title to
500 feet Of ground on each side from said fur
mace for the convenient use and occupation Of
the same.
Notice is hereby given that OIL Tuesday, the
2Oth day Of May, A. D. 1873, at IL O'Clock m,
will sell all the right title and interest Of said
defendant in and to the above described prop
| erty, at the Court House in Phoebe, at public
auction, for cash in hand, to the highest and
best bidder, to satisfy said execution and all
| costs. W. 8. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
By B. H. HERRFoRD, Deputy. sp27-td
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT = OF THE
Seventh Judicial District OF the State of Ne
yada, in and for the County Of Lincoln.-Nolney
Crandall, Plaintiff, VS.. p. g. Boone and Rachel
Boone, Decentralization brought in the Dis.
trict Court OF the Seventh Judicial District OF
the state of Nevada, in and for the County of
Lincoln, and the complaint filed in said county
of Lincoln, in the Office of the Clerk Of said
District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to Il. G..
Boone and Rachel Boone, Defendants: 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 hled therein,
within ten days exclusive OF the day OF ser.
vice) after the service en- you Of this summons,
if served in said county; or, II 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 to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover judg-
ment against you, said defendants, for the sum
of $2l6e, gold coin, alleged to be due said
plaintiff from you, said defendants, on prom
issory note, bearing date September 10, 1872,
made in writing, and signed and delivered to
said plaintiff by you, said defendant, II. g..
Boone, and to secure the note you, said defend
ants executed and delivered to said plaintiff Q
mortgage on the following described real estate:
That certain piece or parcel Of land situate in
Phoebe, Lincoln county, State OF Nevada, below
and nearly north of Boone 4 Dolman's corral
and hay yard, on the east side Of Main street,
fronting on said street $50 feet, extending back
easterly lS0 feet, inclosed by posts eight feet
apart; and further. for decree OF this Court
for the sale of the above described premises, and
that the proceeds Of said sale be applied to the
payment Of all costs Including attorneys feet
ut the rate Of ten per cent. on the amount sued
for) and said Indebtedness, and should the pro
ceeds be insufficient to satisfy said costs and in
| Jah tod hat ind mt ha 1ncEatad auainai
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South side Mining Company.-N

south Side Mining COmpamy.-NO-
tice is hereby given that at a meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees of said company, held on the
9Th day Of May. 1878, an assessment NO. Al OF
Two and half Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of said company, payable i'm
mediately in United States gold coin, to the Sec
rotary, AZ his office, on Main street, corner Of
Lacour, in Phoebe, New.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of June, 1873.
shall be deemed delinquent, and will be duly
advertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment shall DO made before, will be sold on
Monday, the 7th day Of July, 1873, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses OF sale.
| By order of the Board Of Trustees:
my9-td S.W. ERRANT, Secretary.
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DELsHAY, an Apache chief, has arrived
at Camp Verde, Arizona, and surrender
ed with 400 more ofhis warriors. Thus
far, /, 400 have surrendered at this Camp,
and 600 at other points. Every effort is
being made by the military and Indian
Agents to gain the full fruits of General
Crooks late Victories,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-16

LuCY KING, Of Fond du Lac, became
engaged to six young farmers, and on a
certain day called them all together and
told them to fight for her hand. She
married the remnant OF man who was
left standing at the conclusion of the
contest.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-16

The foundation Of domestic happiness
is faith in the virtue of woman the
foundation of political happiness is con-
fidence in the integrity of man temporal
and eternal, is reliance on the goodness
Of Providence.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-16

A SUNDAY school teacher was surprised
recently. She had been explaining the
story Of the crucifixion to her class of
little boys, who seemed to take great in
terest in the story. When she thought
they fully understood the subject: "By
goliy, III bet they would t have done it
il Buffalo Bill d been there!
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-16

How difficult it is, with the very best
intentions, for n woman who lives in the
world to steer entirely clear of suspicion
or Misrepresentation, unless there exist
between her and her husband frank
and cordial understanding.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-16

The New York Sun says it feels au-
thorized to announce that Major-General
B. +. Butler is not only a candidate for
Governor of Massachusetts, in 1878, but
for President Of the United States
in 1874
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An old dwarf in Rome has been ar
rested for keeping shcool for thieve 8.
He had at the time about one hundred
pupils, some being trained in Que, and
some in other branches of the stealing
art, according to their taste and ability.
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Notice to Creditors.

EsTATE OF JOHN NJ. DEBINGER, DE.
II ceased.-Notice Is hereby given by the un.
dersgned, Executor of the Estate Of JOHN NJ.
DERINGER, deceased, to the creditors Of. and
all persons having claims against, the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the first pub
lication Of this notice, to the said Executor, at
Phoebe, In the county Of Lincoln.
A. BROWN,
Executor of the Estate Of John N. Debinger,
deceased. tn rffI
Dated May 10, 1873. my1l-oaw8w