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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Alonzo Green was arraigned at Essex Market 10,
yesterday charge Of burglar, on complaint OF bernard
Sbaye who stated the Of forcing entrance
into his cigar store l46 Cnont, Sunday night Justice
j cob Goldstein charged with
bling Sunday night at the aer residence NO
So Broadway pleaded guilty and was held In Slooo Dali
I'm the Court of General Sessions Yesterday. he,
eorier ack presiding pleaded guilty AMI sentenced
SIR State George Dobbns petty larceny sr months
in the Pentenay; found guilty OF grand larceny
and Prison for three years. Francis heoAcn
Of fraudulent bankruptcy was neio Jee
terday. in IS, 900 bail, by Commissioner Shields
John Campbell of Trenton. N. j.. was arTalgned AT
the Tomb charge OF burglary the
Robert 1888 Waningtoa into whose
he broke on Sunday lie COMMITTED in default Of elooy
having shot Joseph Brooklyn the 9th inst oah Is nov
AZ The 81 vincent Hospital unable TO appear His brother made The
COMPLAINT against the Bonner discharged from
The Of James Pecus who has boaadngoue at No. 5Oi
Cspt attempted to set Ere to the premises ou
ing his bed for the He sgncd
yesterday, but remanded for examination
Hermann Oppermann was arraigned yesterday be-
fore jefferson Market Police Court on the CON
plant of Jacob Of No l5 West Tbeth who accused HIN
picking pockets Of So So Harris was sitting IN
Broadway Sunday eTenng the merit seat to him being
the prisoner He felt something ouch his vest and eeg
with having stolen IT, wbereupon the ste spng
up and ran about broadway
when caughi by complainant seume ensued the course Of
which times 10 the face with cane
lie stsonhouse by Officer Jasuoe Morgan
ted him tIiaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09
THE KINGS COUNTY ELECTION FRArrps.

The cases Of Alderman James Dunno and
James Campbell, indicted for completely in the Kings
County election frauds 1872 called yesterday In
the City Court Of Brooklyn before Judge Reynolds Ex
Judge Samuel d. Morris, at the request OF District
Attorney wnsow appeared for the people. and moved
the case trial Gen. Tracy, counsel for Alderman
Dunno being engaged at the trial OF the Charity Com
mssioners was sent for He appeared In few minutes
and ssked the Court allow the stand over
the OF the trial OF the Commissioner he
expected would be finished stated
20 The Court that the principal moving the
Was 10 have day certain fixed for the trial TO begin
Gen. Tracy said that be should like an adjournment
until after this week, II possible, he had engage
ment In the Court OF Appeals Thursday Further
more he should object TO Judge Morris conducting III.
on behalf people, the ground that he had
~ one time engaged counsel for the defendants
Judge Reynolds suggested that Gen. Tracy might let
some of Ills other engagements stand over, and he
dared the cases TO DO get down for trial Tomorrow.
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ptSyENc FRS ARRIVED

IRON ttyRRPo ,taushp Ceiic. June ST W. He.cock
Mrs HeacoeG Masters and Hese,ck Misses aud Ileseoes
ho N Hoagson Ms Ioigson Tuck. Mrs Tuck, j. artt
Henri Hold son. Nathan Miss Nelson Miss Minnie Atkinson
Miss Smith Francis Dalton vaeatne Bromley = Huntington r.
s Cost And servant George H mr. Fowler. Mrs T. NJ Lbbs
Miss B. Ebbs O. Tborp Mrs Thorp Mr. Thorg H Mrs Bull
aud infant Mrs. shapegh Master Willie Sapegh Mr. Bloom
W R,cif w. Harms }. Prevented. J. N. Beach
Mr. Yard Hoffman Atkinson, Mrs Atkinson The Misses L. and n Az
lin.on Mr. kott william Damon Mrs H. Plmpion, y Haktak
n H. Nabeshlna O. Cray Hugh Ie,aph R,kd Linda ana
steele r. Hooper r. Close Hart Mrs Beach and servant Maste
Beach Nelly X and Annie Beach Mrs Bart The
Mis-, Mary s. N and Mrs. r. a. ami Miss Jes John
Waun the Lea and Mrs LeaueI. D. sohae Mr. and Mrs.
Couseii, the Rev WIN. Thompson. r. d. and r. W. Hart
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THE PILOT COMMISSIONERS RESTRICTED.

The General Term of the Court of Common
Pleas has affirmed decision OF Justice Quinn Of the
First District Court in the suit Of the Pilot Commission
srs against Philip Dick, master of the propeller Relief,
$50 for the throwing Of ashes INTO the Hudson River
According 10 the usual practice Of the Board the vessel
WAS attached but the attachment vacated by JUS
Gent and Illegal On appeal the General Term through
Judge Van Brunt. now holds that though the
me penalty lien upon property. yet this proceeding
q V 10 governed ~ the pfaetsce Of tho court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09
BUILDING STATISTICS,

the ending Saturday June 1874 from the records u
Bungs Walter w. Adams Superintendent
BY the Building law passed during the last session
business Of the Department hereafter TO be anssetei
three viz OF Inspection q OF Violations and Apph
g. Fire Escapes aud Iron Work Each bureau uder eoe
and the whole under the who appoints al the
Robert Mcinnee CniefRepos Tor NE
ubnitsd for budns ~ estimated cost sreesa
% frstclas dwellings -
hiress and 10 French sst% For the Same weet
&9O8 o25, larger made By the Tnbane Buihno
$500 600 each The number Of ates.
toas the $50 S55. special Applications.
% FOR the month Of MayNew buildings commenced l47
pieted 1877 1875; completed lSo bad
ues in progress 648; alterations in progress. 24S.
TN Bursau OF lppeaoas Vtoons Andrew Ovens Chief
reports the weei, Number Of buildings surveyed 75s usfe
buildings reported 32 made safe 80 taken down. u nonee
served So yoatsn Of Law reported "a violation removed Isl
served 37of the month OF Ma Number %
buildings surveyed 1924 found unsafe l99 made safe sS tsa
IA notices served 3is vo
reported IA vsaner removed 6S notices served 49, seas
T Brrsax Of Escapes ssd Work Chs Ryd Chief
reports the Buildings for IRE II oaan pro-
yjed Al attorney o. sn
sirers iron beams te, 80 rejected For the month
Buidnes for 1874 Gre provided 223 nonees
served arch gne ro5 beams and eS
tested H. the week careful Inspection has ben
made 70 81 hotels and lodging hoas special mfys
Of SIS buildings. 10 condition Of assaPss
therein.
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b REAL ESTATE.
NEW.YORK. Monday. Juno 8

NEwYORK. Monday Juno g. 1915
At the Exchange SalesrOoms to-day. ID. NJ
Seaman sold hve-stOry tenement house and lot on
seventeepth.st Joseph Mcclure sold i've four story
brown stone houses and lots Fftyeightht betweea
E,ebtb and Ninth-aves. Both sales made under
orders Of the Supreme Court 10 close foreclosure pro-
ceedngs
Wilson IT. Blackwell will sell on Wednesday. on tho
ground 300 lots located at on
Warren Hadson, Fulton summit. Pearl, ana DIVISION
The property Is all graded and can Do Dnht upon
at once A special train will leave the Grand Ceptrat
Depot at 0:55 day Of sae. TIE auchoneer VIA
furnish maps and passes on application
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PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

New buildings propose. erection fos which plans hsvs been se
gass s Department of Buildings during Tue week ''''' ''
wofths, No. IT, arca, store. Sr 's'r 25s
Motts south ives, corner Houston sna
Eass oasoss Is feet west q so Al
%. s.ss sTs story Nos and brown
four .@ 2sI2 s, b,s with sS.Se
Broadway south cas-. corner Ponnh:, tive s Sss Ts
Bouie,srd eaa, side 7b fee. north Of e.ynh
each three story 2Oio '" r. Dn's
Enhs.e southeast corner Fly hh, selass
dwellings each four story 20ri5 Geo. Rois owner nm -
wiIanss BRICK brsea@ store i've story zroo frames
sscondsye No 2Iso tenement four story soa
E One Sunded Hd nIns e,r No 3O3 brick stable
onshundrsd and twenty tth' 100 fee; "s' Of Ihrasys one
ons os AND 'os a. ea51 yo1h one BRICK woho
story 22r2l SewYork estl aud Hudson River Con-
Csae No. TO- brick and tenement five story 2''7
Mulberry &C. one brick and tenement Eve s''rr 2orsos
st. south side 900 feet es..
dwellings, each tAree story ia3ri2 D. A'h'sS'
sscna.v cas-. SIDE Of SIXTY srs, one brick store
'n ssi1 i've mort: ode 8 feet west Of
stone s ssS seven 4ao0 af south
eh two brownstoe freues apartment build
nT TS sdc .sa vest ;de Is feet north
each five story 22I6O Charles Loev
Pcriy~ev.uh north side rs feet Thv ,nd Po'
French buildings each iOur story h6ro Charles L's'
side 100 feet moth Of Benson st. brick store
and ut story. 25IiS; Prank Schubert
No. oGi brick stable one story I2Iz3 retef
Jeteu
Forty south side YBhsv. bross.
stone 6rscass dwellings each thee o two looIoo I've |oi'o
Anderson 4 Blsckhurst. owners
ave- so feet sonh Of sIy 6rst, brown
fclass dwelling three story 2O5rG) Mira Matilda Bfosp
x
West Pihht No. 52s brick stable two story 2jrio; W.
Roche, owner
Cheyt, 454 brick factory three story 25r50; p vsa
Tuy Co. owners.
West Thtysst No 428 brick store and tenement avs
story 25I7l.6; Michael Cannon. owner A.,
Te Nos III and 49, two brown stone stores snd teao
each story, 25r72 J. Rabeusteini owner oo,,
Eliminated Of erection OF the 40 buildings enuneael eoiVosS
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uNsAFE BTIILDINGs.


Buildings reported condition during the week ending ssar
Ba Broadway No. 49, unsafe wall aud center pier Js'eps
Levine.
Great st. No 81 unsafe and overloaded upper door, Fri.
Vlmsr,
Greenwchst No. 400 unsafe Intel front door; Patrick
Lyons,
Grenschs vo 49, unsafe Iute front and dooni
Henry J. Myer,
Boxery No. 22O Intels wall and ehmneys John Cross
unsafe BY Of excavations adjoining lot Charles
Schwihxachter.
No. 2O5, dangerously unsafe westerly ~sls
Wsenss, No. TO- unsafe ives. gable par.pe, wall. W. Ncbo
agent and trustee
Bseckert 4l9 and No. 80 Bank unsafe front piers and
cornice; Dennis Hogan.
Blocker No. All unsafe foundation wall and outside stoess
Dennis Hogan.
BrOomss 49, WALL sill and Hue sdar Abrams.
Greene No. 14 unsafe from. ss and ute and b,semeu. cell
ings Isaac Schneider
Mdou No 2O5 dangerously un,afe from. wall aud west sab
8. b. Fish, owner
Ninthave No. 7O2 unsafe generally; John Lewis owner
Eighth No. 62l unsafe generally; Chss w. Dohe,y
HAsonst No. CO. unsafe easery pier Of front; Hsary Meal
Mangin-st No. l45 unsss. front wall; A. B. Pearss owner
south side 300 OF Boae
unsafe north gable wall. b. r. TemaH,
Readest., No. lO9 unsafe floors; I. Henry, agent
West Twenty fifth No. 3Oa unss generally VIM West,
Vaicl No. l29 unsafe piers Jas W.
Pn No. $780, unsafe wall and brick pier Isaac Henderson,,
R,s. Noeyseoondst No. H. unsafe frame extensions Francis
East Ninety side 200 feet thrive unsafe
columns and plates; Jacob Ruppet owner
Broomet No. 4Sl unsafe esstedy portion Of ftoos WALL W.
East ~ No. 679 unsafe WOODEN yuttss
and paxzas; II. 4. Craso agent
Ninety side IS feet Of Second unsafe
plates and stools under columns; @. Ehret, owner.
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MINIATuRk ALMANAC.

Sun ie,... A:23 sun sets f;z5 Moon nSes'.'' l;z'
mon wArRH THD pAY-A
Sandy HOOK 254 Cows tssns.. $40 Hell Gate Ferry OLA
HIGH DAY. -
sav ook 81, I(;oy, Islapd 1856 Hell Gate 6;45
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PAsr rlI-srAuLptxa, J.

PAsy uI-srAuLptxa, J.
lqa8 Reuts ct O r. n and C6I.'heyoecs St pnsBs -
ER& r. Co .o,, 10 :, -
l835 kiupsco art. Bruce oooi'Ai.s y. ~ n u
bO3l .Loushrsn et a. sgt Hayes ,o,. eutn enpeI,
9o ~ Rnl., sOG5. .fIus sst Francke
10 s.hanhr..h a. ii AFT 6O72 .Conkhn OF al Trmble
o''''' 1m.ra " - 6077. Mash agt Sprcatop
$500. Rome Peneryton.
a.,.i ~ Tbemicsl Co 5Ofl Farer agt McAlear
100 e.. .a, Tnst. 4462. .Adair sgt. sumner Al,
mi So 81 brennan 52zi Monitor wethereI and
1867. Whitney Az Obersdcr6 ga. o.,san . -. 80.
o.x.n s,.,,oss .ox Err RJsne Goggns Cornelius
Thomas John Duff robbery; auh hrs 1o' Nolsn o'f
White Mctiupes Thomas an sssaul shl al
tery FARRELL William Cnhoa mons chhei reFf nc
Knight Mar Croker grand larceny "eofse "ea'e' forgery
June 8he Court Of Appeals d calendar Tor June o.
1874 h as lows: Nos 30 u 10. 80 sl rs ~, 50 81
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|EsS 4; ElI!z!Iii!lSa

n. REST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet insroines For
ne relief Of Indigestion Genera Debility and Loss Of Appetite u
an,he the Food Journal Arthur u
He'll NJ D. Weutxorth L. Scott n. e 81. r. A. D. De-
RS = A. Sold by Groce-s Omen and themss IN Aise
batte. At D. each. beware Of limitations Prepared ~
oS'"eA - GOODALL BACKH0USB & Co..
~ leeds Rnqisnd
TR0N VESSELS THAT WILL NOT SINK.
How 10 secure explained THE TRIBUNE hA
IRA No 10 Price 10 cents; pamphlet. 20 cent?.
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Chances for Bnslness Mers

ID d. A.-The exclusive right to sell tn :,
PORTABLE BURGLAR ALARM .Is o. ;%, ,S s or
es A. he once Of The PORTABLE BUR0LAR ALARM w. oo'
Broadway. NewYorE
no GLASS BLOW ERS.-Wanted. two 90, OF
n,.cc, men with sm all sps 10 CHIN
YBYs ana DRU0GIsTS GLASS st HUDSON near Montreal G
The protecton recently given to glass In the DOMINION
render, ia profitable The iaeiofy w1 ,
% h or bought favorable terms the owner
In Eureps Apply 10 n J. LYMAN, 23O 81 Jamesst . ~
Csnaia n b. Labor. rent and PROVISIONS very 'n"'p '
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BUILDINGS ON WHICH CHIMNEY5 ARE Re.
PORTED UNSAFE.

highly st. IL feet Of LeIngtonsv Jas Craw owner
Charlton-st No. So, bulged, &c. g. g. Jacques, owner
Bowy OF SDnng Sylvester Bush, owner
200 feet west VI south sess
corner OF Manhattan place; Daniel r. Tieman, owner
Broadway side 40 feet north Of onshuEdr and ninth
At. y.D ID, VOORHEES, lessee
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legal Notices.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COI

TNTHE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COITRT
District Nebrasks-The Psrmers Loan Tru, Comnn q,
City and John Baird Complnan against ths ~
Joseph Denver City Railroad Companr T. H. Obey J,oms
Giddnrs wilsm Psbrmwa Respondents And N ,h.. W.
until the further order Of tins Court the 81 J.sn
Railroad Company Of \,
and not used by SAID Company hs an
railroad provided 10 said ooy n,
coupons secured By SAID aud the
make 10 such purchaser dss
title free from the lien Of
sales shall he reported 10 this Court for m approval an,
Published The New York Daily Trbqn, "a
papers Omaha In Nebrssk and yonh on'
United OF America District ofNeh,..t.
Smith Clerk Of Circuit Uptst
hsbrasts certify that have compared hs spos' o
folio 555 Of the journal Of said Court TIA, III,
transcript thereof the whole ertraet
caused the s Of this Court TO Be a. N. en- ~
said DISTINCT ontbs 9Th dsy Of May 1874. VI" y"
IsKALl WATSON B. SMITH C.,t
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS
~ C0.-ALPRED b LEWIS, pAinth against THR CHICAGO
(Com not s.) To the You are es
the complaint this action .hh I'm
If the CLERK Of the County OF d.
and IA ill.,
complaint subscriber his once No SO Wsst NJ
within days aer the service Of this an ya
Of ssrh service and fail answer he "a
complaint within Aforesaid the patnS , sae III,
apply Court relief demanded the complaint "
bited New York December o, 1873
compliant on DE Dan A..
My 1874 The oAor Of the Cft the Cossty
hsstwk TkEApwkLL CLkyKtAhp, tiAiaurs ZttvtseI
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STEAM MILLS .lpH n
FOR GRINDING -
sJfNAC BARK CORN and PIASTBR

THE LOUISA MILLING AND MANUFACTURING CoMrn a.,
having their business offer at private sa s
valuable property including Mehnery Fixtures S rn R.i
Court IIonse vgr, Immediately on the Cb.peae nn o
road 81 mi lee and IL from Gordonsvhe
AMI mchiuer are good having been erec'e ne"
three wears ago and the establishment - now N a'e
Milf 3story frame bulSing 64r24 TN roof WIN Dnen
IIo,s 21,1O farming T. covered with tn On he WIN
NH and sttsehei 2Lerv Prsme Warehonse l9osov cps
storing GOO tons sumao oass Kitchen BARK she &c
EnZine neyeriang wei. Yielding an ample supply ~
10 run all the protraeed dropths
on the premises The machinery
Power Portable Engine built three by Tsbo opns
complete; capacity tons 10 IL hours bar. n n
teru 10 working order with elevators to floor above ior
line with railroad capacity. to tons day Corn n
ns with boiling capacity 100 bushels IN IL
cfusher comIeei
tons per day The Mil furnished with all The %
6rire including FAIRBANKS Scales new also Hay ana Cae
offered manufacturing ana
ready for business all los brands good will NC n
have sw, found mare, for all Their Psoa1s'@ ss s
Persons safe and profitable business
ony moderate capital invited To Inspect the properly anu Iu
formation will BY addressing the unerhgnel me
asr for ale Until the 9Th Of JULY next not so ee
fore (of due notice will be gveD the whole aono"
stands will sold anction on the premises on WYNN
TUESDAY TIE 5I Tc RaG oT n JULY NEAL
, q, ,nv other Information which will be promptly given.
se,, Loaa Milling Manufacturing Company Louisa Court
House Va. BY order Of stockholders ,n.v
GEO J. SUMNER
Louisa Court House, June l, 1874
VyANTED-A single man as equal PAkI-
w NER 10 n advertiser welestabllsned
business with 5000 AiJre, g. Tribune West Side Once
SO3 West 23d-st all next week
TJIHE LAWS OF STORMS.-Read Prof. Elias
Loomis CONCLUSIONS derived from examnaton Of the GoyeIn
mont weather man, OF 1872 1873. and led In liib
TRIBUNE EXTRA No 10 Price 10 ceus pamphlet 70 cent"
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Wuropean advertisements.

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
Il The Most Delicious Cheapest Sauce In the World
free rom injurious nereilent,
672ly2 BOTTLES SOLD IN OSB MONTH AUGUST, 1871
Sale unprecedented in the history Of Sauces -,
Sold BY Gcers Dnzs Olnen. In bottles at 81 Is ana Is
Trade Mark-W Plate. Beware OF lmitaaons
. Leeds England.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Do~n;,g.t 92l vof BED ord st. 80 100 ago
ii,b.t N 35 n Of 7t ave lUrl 5............. 2ONo0
a7,is no n Of lave about 7rlO2 1000
la,I ., . Io5 IL Of lie zton. ave 2Or9a
o. n ~ I.disonsye 90 7rlOO ,,...... ~ 500
S2t., -. 215 d az sth.aye 25rlO04 .......... $4,000
yY,h., -. 81, n :. ~ 1Ihaye Dor 81 Hn
,9s.h % "a 11o n g of4bsys 7Jtl l.......... 900
i1yh l;0 n of 5th.aye IS 1893 1l.......... l7UO
Z !, n az l3tost ri
IOaravs " 12ists 100 llrl00............. 1890
lIthaye l0jbs loo liz =. 80.
Brosdysy W lOJh- % 9rSS II ........... bo.W
Broadway VS., 2o9 n, Of lO5ths, e33x1Z1 mummy
COSysYAScE
5Oth-st 267 OF 5tbiye, 2jrl0v .SsoVW
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Auction SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
By d W. Seora1a.
story beuse and lot i7h 3l3 feet ed TN
Avenue 1892; Joseph Beeshelm
yJ0s,ph NcGutre.
houses and os south sde
commencing 325 feet Of Hghihaye each 2OrlOob o
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Gountrp Real Gstats for Bale

EOR SALE-At a sacrifice near Lake u. ko n.
70 seven acssA kuLANV s""Ss"N'N~
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Hlarble ano Bldfe ManfelS.
A KLABER, 1874 East Eighteenth-st, near
IA Tbrdave selling and manufacturing all kinds OF MARBLE
and MARBLRIZBD MANfBLS and other Marble Work greatly
reduced prices Marble Turning for the trade
A LII kinds of MARBLE and MARBLEIZED
WORK manufactured sold lowest competitive prices ct
q KLABRR Co.'S Marble WORKS Nos 2l7 TO 223 West
Sl,ts between Broadway Sd machine In
operation -
4 N extensive stock of MANTELS (Slate and
n Msrbe-novei and unique designs a. reduced prices Wash
Tr.y and description PBSRYHN SLATE CON-
PASY Union square Pourhsve add seysnteenth.st n T.
CTEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
MauA Rich and elegant designs a the lowest prices 22o and 322
between Seventh and Eshth-avsA
OBSERVING the TRANSIT of VENUS, by
~ Prof NYwCOMB Of Washington Observstory and shove 80
other seienae Aee TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 49, Price III enss
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-01
RAILROADS.,
Union Pacific Railroad
TIME TABLE.

Until Further NOTICE, TRAINS WILL
~ leave and arrive at Ogden daily, a follow
LEAvE.-Daily express, $50 q. M; mixed
$50 p. m freight, 10 80 .. m.
ARRIvK.-Dsily express, $40 p m. ; mixed,
p. m; freight, $40 .. m.
Daily connections made at Ogden with
Utah Central Railroad from Salt Lake City
sll points in Southern Utah.
AT Bryan, with stages for the Sweetwster mines.
At Cheyenne, with Denver Pacific Railroad,
for Denver, Central City, Georgetown and all
points in Colorado and New Mexico.
At Omaha, with Chicago and Northwestern;
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific; Burlington
and Missouri River; Kansas City, st. Joe and
Council Blum Railroads, and Missouri river line
OF steamers, for all points east and south.
Tickets for sale to all points east ct once Of
Wells, Fargo Co., East Temple street. and at
the Office Of the Utah Central Railroad In Salt
Lake City; also At the Union Pacific Railroad
ticket office, in Ogden, Ut which ONCE berths on
sleeping-cars can be secured.
Arrangements bave been made whereby pas
sengers desiring to visit Denver, on their way
East, can avail themselves Of an excursion rate
from Cheyenne to Denver, and return, at greatly
reduced rates.
For particulars and all Information In regard
to passage, apply at the ticket ofices.
Passengers should be careful to secure their
passage tickets to all eastern and southern
points via Omaha. and thus avail themselves of
through sleeping-car, comfortable accommoda
hons and quick time.
THOS. L. KIMBALL,
General Ticket Agent.
T. z. sICKLES,
au2S-d Chief Engineer and 6uperintendent.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the eth day
of July, 1874, so many shares Of each parcel
at public auction, at the once Of the company,
ala California street, San Francisco, California,
on Wednesday, the 9th day OF Septem-
Der, 1874. at the hour Of / o cleck p. m. OF said
day. to pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
Of the sale.
II. WEGENER, Secretary.
ofice-414 California street, San Francisco,
California. au2l-ti
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-01

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the 3Oth
day Of June, 1874, many shares of each
parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auction, at the auctionrooms of
Maurice Dore 4 Co, No. 326 Pine street. San
Francisco, Cal, on Monday, the 3Ist day
OF August, 1874, at the hour of O'Clock p. m.
OF said day. to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon together with costs Of advertising and
expenses of the sale.
Il. II. BROWN Secretary
oflice-Room ., No. 400 Montgomery street,
San Francisco California. aul5.td
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SheriF's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out OF the District Court in and for the
County OF Lincoln, State of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for a Judgment rendered
IN said Count on the 10th day Of May, A. d.
1874, in favor of Max Ordstein and Ernest Adels-
dorter and sgainst Charles Goedecke, George
Miller and Charles Behr, for the sum of FIVE
hundred and eighteen 50-100 gold coin dollars
debt. together with ninety-six 50-l00 dollars tax
costs, and all accruing cosls and interest, have
levied on the following proper y, to wit:
Two Gold Watches and Chains.
Notice is hereby given. that on
Wednesday,, the 26th day of August,
A. ID. 1874,
at u o'clock NJ, will sell all the right, title
and interest Of said defendants, or either of
them, in and to the above described property,
at the Court House door, in Phoebe, Nevada,
at public auction, for cash in hand, to the
highest and bert bidder, to satisfy said execu.
'tion and all costs.
W. 2. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
By ]. r. HoAs, Deputy Sheriff.
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-01
Utah Southern Railroad.

TRAINS LEAVE THE UTAH CENTRAL
i Depot, Salt Lake City. 1t = m. and 29s'
O'Clock p. m.
Sandy (nearest point to Littls Cottonwood
Canyon, at $40 .. m. and $50 p. a.
Arrive ct Lehi Of .. m. and Z % p. n.
Leave Lehi at $50 .. m. and p. n; sandy
ct 1870 .. m. and 0:1O p. N.
Arrive at Salt IAks CITY 1t lla0 .. n. and
p. m. sS"-eu