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, 1874-03-18
SUMMERS SUCCESSOR.
The Question Discussed in regisla-
tive Circles.
What The Boston Press Has to Say
Concerning tho Matter.
A Strong Current Of Feeling In Faver
Of the Hon. c. F. Adams.


BOSTON, March 17.-The c1nvnsang OF tho
Eotntorinl ouast,on ,voa Yofr1v torun to-dnv h,,t
w.. Iii. ~ Ss..a-... .I',.,
no1 VIII tho eagefhesa Whfch was to DO expeckea
from tho noar approach Of t1le day Of election.
Tho nuoa;on wh;ch d,v,doil H., Taois,ot,,-o 1,s.
"''e ~, W." ,no !1oe41lA1ulo .ahs
yoar III tue caHo Of tho Vico' President, IS to what
should bo considered duc notice ct vacancy,
throatonod to arlBo ut ono timc but 1t WAS tactly
decided to conYidor tlo formal notice from &he
Co., ST. o.~,. 1
1oSor OF NlF' onnnorH denta Us notlfcn-
tton vacancy existed, mud tho election will,
thore. b, occur
u On TUESDAY NEXT,
o,1os, ~" 1an,, ~ ,t,a. ~ 80 n"' ,t.3,aa VIZ :
aI'a! 1s = liz uupu tuat tnGtS aEo TFtu1ny DUE
tu.se c hHlaateh IL t1e Hola: Chacoa Francis
Auan -: Il. LOCKWOOD 1loar, and II. j.. DawoH.
Tlier h1lH boon moro Talk to-t1ay about Afr,
Adm = md his friends fea] hnaful Tha Xot|t..
nat. !: konH decitiofllv. Il ann;ns tn fcor that
m,r, NV uoo.1",y r,.,, " lo'. .ua'
,owsn ' A"" 'AN"''o* o1
II = mn only alont IN ntcaood s,nnor4sra
ont ,Io nso mcmIc,n n tbn Ioi~t ronppnt,on
and M,foforo thoy i]nn't want tn RAJ, "o;n1 iutn
anj Linn w;tlnnt ~ cnucra ,vt,c,, u ecnnnot 1 10
denied would be ai,nost fat"t tn hfr e'|J AI.m,a
chni,cos. Tho .Iournai @1 w. A-A' 3@N"A'
,v.yro ~, r,,n -,.n,-r
, 1874-03-18
WASHINGTON.
The Currency Redistribution
Bill Again Before the
Senate.
Mr. Logan's Peculiar Views OH
the Financial Ques-
ti0n.
The Craftsmanship Of the District
Investigating Committee
Finally Settled.
Bill Prepared for the Gradual
Reduction Of the Army.
The Number Of Enlisted Men to DO
Fixed at $4,000.
Promotion to Be Made from the
po&41c
Bill Prepared for the Gradual
Reduction Of the Army.
The Number Of Enlisted Men to Be
Fixed at $4,000.
Promotion to Be Made from the
Ranks.
THE ARMY REDUCTION BILL.

THE ARMY REDUCTION BILL.
WAsHrsoroN, D. G.. March 17.-The Honso
Committee on Military Afairs today porfootod
their bill for tho regulation OF the army. 1t III
proposed to cut Off fyo regiments Of infantry,
ono Of artillery, aud ono Of cayalry. This ls
to be done gradually, by tho lat Of January,
1876; tue number OF enlisted men to DO q, ,OD0
Such officers ~ may resign boforo that timo
Ing to tho BILL viii consist of twon-
II regiments OF infantry, nino Of cavalry,
and four Of artillery. Tho oflicos Of nogmcntal
Adjutant ana quartormaster aud ono Maj jor IN nll
Of tho cavalry and artillery regiments are abol-
iHhod. Tho permanent staff Ia reduced III tho
Bovcral corps. and provision ia made for filling
the lower grades from the line. Tho
Engineer and Medical corps and Bureau
OF Military JuBtice and Pay Department
arc excepted from tho details. Detailed staff
officers are to Aorvo four years, tho object be-
ing to select tho bost material for staff duty,
and
PROMOTION IN ALL BRANCHES
is to be opened. Regiments arc to bo consoli-
dated, and the officers assigned to tho STAFF or
limo duties Or. II uuwoithy, arc
to be mustered out by Doard.
Those OF over thirty years service
thus put out arc to 80 on tho retired list. No
officer IS to go out. or be put OUT by reason Of
nero reduction Of force, but to continue itl sery
ice, unless he resigns or fs rorovol by tho
Board. Provision is made for tue pnymont of
troops by drafts at convenient posts, as penstons
arc uow paid.
, 1874-03-18
NATIONAL FINANCES,
Special i>ispatch to Tho Chicago Iribune.

PETITIONS ron AND AGAINST 1Nr14HrIoN.
WASHINGTON, D. g., March 17.-simply as q
question Of economy, 1t is to DO hoped poo
rte will coaso forwarding petitions for aud
against tho incroaBo Of tho cusronoy. It is no
exnggcration to sny tho Senate FINANCE Commit
too havc in thotr possession petitions Of this
character enough to fill room ten teot squnro,
and, it they continue to accumulate much
ongor, tho Committee will find themselves with
out accommodations, md be compelled to mold
their sessions IN some other part Of tho build
ing. To-day. additions to this kind Of fodder
wero made by Souators Ferry, Of Michigan, Logan,
Wright, Chandler, Morrill, OF Vermont ALLISON.
THE DEBATE. III
on the finances was resumed in tho Senate to-
dny. Mr., Logan replied to tho great speech Of
Senator schurz against Initiation. Tho latter
gentlo1nan had not returned from burqing Sum
nor, but AIr. Logan procured Senator Tlpton to
get as dummy for the occasion BY occupying Mr..
bchurzs CHAIR. Mr.. Logan Bpoko Tor about
three hours.
, 1874-03-18
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
TIE JNvERTIa

!sptcial Diepatch to phc Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. o., 51arch 17.-Tho District
Investigation Committoo made some progress
to-day. They settled tho yexcd question OF their
Chairmanshp Inst evening by SOLICITING scnator
Allison for the position This morning Mr.
Thurman laid the matter before tho full Senate,
anl the action Of the Committee in ropndiatng
Senator Carpenters attempt to make Senator
Stewart Chairman VAS sanctioned: Senator
Stewart romains momber Of tho Committee,
but ho stands ut tho loot Of tho oaea.
The Committee to-day listened to arguments
Of counsel on tho question of tho right Of tho
Committee to'coupol witnesses to produce their
private pnpers. MoBsrB Bhollabargcr aud Nor
rick maintained tho affirmative, aud AR: Mat
negative. at tho conclusion Of the argument
Mr.. Thurman Gayo It aa his opinion that tho at-
torHeys for the momorIaliHts ought to bo more
specific in describing tho papers and documorts
not sso the Justice Of compelling = witneBs to
employ furniture-wagon and bring all his
books antl papers boforo tho Committee for OK
animation.
morrow, to consider the argument made to-day,
aud will render their decision on Thursday, Wien
wltnesnos will be further examined in rotation to
tho expenditures Of the School Fund OF the Dis
ttlct.
fTo the Assoctated l,ress.1
WARRINGTON, March T.-When the District Of
Columbia Investigation Comnittco assembled
to-day, Senator Thurman announced that Hona-
tor Stewart had doclinod to Herye as Chairman.
aud that tho Committee hnd elected Senator Al
lisou Chnirnan. lie (phur1nan) also declined to
act as presiding officer.
TIE MEMoNIAL.
Tho Comtuittoe then heard Mr.. 6hollabargcr,
Ut tue counsel for tho memoriallsts lit argument
aB to the power of the Committee to compel tho
production Of private papers. in accordance with
The nlotion Of tho melnoriullstB, i'll support Of
their charges In their present form. He Buid tho
petition WAS aigned by all CLASSES Of business
mon, and represented 95 per cent Of tho whole
business tnteroat OF that place.
Tho Committee reaHsenb]ed at o'clock, All
made an argument on behalf Of the District
authorities.
Alr. horrick. for the momoralists, closed the
argument. Tho eeyaion continued lRte this
evening, whom tho Committee adjourned Till
Thursday. at which time tho momoriaiists will
present aililayits about tho public schools.
, 1874-03-18
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Special D1spntch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
srR1xur1ELp. ILL.,, March 17.-JudGo Troat, Of
tho United States District Court, to-day ordered
injunctions to issue against tic Collectors Of
Edgar, Colos, Douglas, Mou'trie, Mason.
alonartl, Peoria, Tazewoll. Cass, aud Morgan
Counties, restraining than from in any
1nnnuor interfering with any Of tue
property Of tho Paris d Decatnr,
tlo Springfield l. Northwestern, the
Pnna, Pckin Il Jacksonville Railroad Companios
for tho taxos of 1873. Iniunctions wore Issued
PLYING any tnxcs ns abovo. Tho writs are issued
on tilo application Of tho Stockholders Of the
companies on the ground that tho taxes levied
are unlawful. The courts aro to dooido what
portion OF the assessment il lawful, and what
portion unlawful: The motion IL set for hear
ing on the first Monday OF May noxt.
, 1874-03-18
COMMITTEE WORK.
Special U1spAtch to The Chfcapo Tribune.

LIABILITY FOR BH1FWNEDK.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March T.-Tha liouse
Colnmitteo on CoEau.o,ce to-day, agreed to re-
port In favor Of extending tho benefits Of the
law OF 1861. covering tile iab!lltlos Of American
Bhip ownors for losaon Of frolght by ahipwrcck to
tho rivers md other inland wators Of tita Quilted
Station. The law referred to limits thu liability
Of the owner Of d wrecko1 yeasol for the loss OF
cargo to the yalue Of tho vessel ut tho tlmo OF
hor loss. The boncllta OF ita provisions hnyo
heretofore ouly extended to ownors Of yosBclB
plying on tho high seas.
PENSIONS.
Tho House ponelonH Co1nlnittoo sgrocd to-day
to cxtenl tho timo IN which mombcrs Of tho
State militia may prosecute tloir claims 10 duly
1, 1874. The tltne allowed hy tho not Of a1aroli,
1b7l, was ons year, which III dcomod ontreIy too
abort In Wow Of tic ireyitable delay in proour-
Ing necessary ovidonco from tue War Depars-
ueut aud ths long delay In tho. .peuslop or4oo
, 1874-03-18
CAPITAL AND LABOR.
Miners Convention Mt 7ViIlkcsbnrrc,
rN.

E{k4
Snecfal Dfspateh to The Chicago tribune.
WlLKEspAnnE, pa., March 17.-An enthusiastic
Convention Of tho minors of the Wyoming coal
folds vas held here yesterday, John siney,
Of rottsvilia, President Of tho National Asaocia-
tiou ot Miners md Ldborers, addressed tho Con-
yention, and rwas warmly applaudod. It was
unanimously resolved to accept the principles Of
the Youngstown, Ohio, Convention, and TO pro.
coed at onco to organize. James o O'Halloran, Of
Luzerne County, was choeon as delegate to tho
Pennsylvanla State Convention, to bo held at
Harrisburg OIL the cath inst The minors Of tue
East and West arc nov harmonious.
, 1874-03-18
Casu OF the Grant Parish Prisoners In
Nc1Y OricnnAs

NEw ORLEANS, March 17.-Tho jury in tho
case OF tho Grant Pa,iHA Prisoners, brought IN O.
verdict Of not guilty u to Alfred Q. Loayis: The
jury announcing that there was no possibility or
an aerocn,ont al to tue othois, they wero dis
CHARGED hy Judge Wooa. and the priaonors wero
romallted, oil tho motion of tho District At
torney, who announced TINT thero wcro other
indictments against them.
, 1874-03-18

AMERICAN FORESTS.
The Houae Co1nmtttoo ou Public Lands havo
just completed NJ, elaborate report OIL tho de-
strllction Of American forests, which thoy will
report will bo accompanied by bill providing
for tho appointment Of 4 commission Of exports
to examine molo carefully into the matter. and
report recommendations for Legislation.
t7b tho tlssoctattl Irrss.t
THE DEFICIENCY nILL.
WASHINGTON, D. G., ntnrcl t7.-Tle noueo
Committee on Appropriations had before thcm
to-day tho Deficiency bill
, 1874-03-18
OBITUARY.,

Sptctat Dispatnh to The CAicago 1ribuns
ATHENS, o.. March 17.-N. r. Orlppin, m
old ht,d highly csteotnod oitfzen OF tlls plsce,
waa st,iokon with auoploxy yesterday, aud died
laHt night. lie was unconscious from the first.
HtB funeral takes place tomorrow afternoon,
conducted With Masonic honora.
, 1874-03-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr.. COX prceottcd taK0{utiodH resting tho
allegation Tint bill had been presented to the
Treasury Department Tor advertising done in
deAance Of tho law requiring written order for
I'LL advertising, anil directing tue Secretary Of
the Treasury to fHrniHt, copies Of NIL Aucl bills
aud tho carreapandeuca relating theroto.
Adopted.
COAT, LANDS.
AIr. LOWE reported n bill exempting Kangas
mud Missouri from the operation OF the net Of
May, 1877. which forbids tue pre.emptlon ct
iron and coal mines. Passed.
GENERAL APPROXIMATION HILL.
After conflict for precedonce between tho
Cheap Transportation bill, tho Legislative APP
proprintion bill, and tho contested election case,
alr. WODDF0ND IN the chair on the Legisla-
two, Executive. and Judicial Appropriation bill.
Dir. WILLARD (Vt.) chilled attention TO the
inequality Of compensation provided for officials
III Congress and Tor those ii, various other de-
partnents Of the Government and otforod vari-
os amendments for tho reduction Of tho pay Of
doorkoepors mud messengers III tho Capitol, MI
Of which amendments were rn1octed.
I'horo boiIg difficulty III gettiug q quorum TO
vote tho Committee rcAn, Aeter having got
through only two and a.ltaif pages Of tho bill.
onrEn OF nUHlNEhs.
Mr.. OllA1sY proposod TINT tomorrow ba sot
npart for. discussion on thu transportation bill,
giving al reaaoll. that tho 1nelnbers would be
AhEont to-1norrow to witness the launch Of tho
Pacific Mail steamship City Of pekln Mt Chos-
tor. Ia.
Mr. ROBERTS objected.
HILLS nl;ro1lTED.
h1r. MAR8lIALL, from TIM Appropriation
Committee. reported tho tiiiitary AcaG6my Ap-
proprlation bill. lluferret1.
Alr. CODUl&N, Chairman Of tho Military Coua-
lnittoo, reported bill to provide far tho gradual
reduction Of the army, which wga tl!nlo tho
special order for tho 'irat Tuesday Ill April:
Mr.. T0DD moved to adiourn oyor TIL ThHrs-
day. Nogatiyed.
Mr. CONOEls, snenahcr Of th8 Committee oil
Commerce. removed tho proposition that to,mor-
row 10 dcyotpl to lobate un tho Cheap Trans
por.atlon bill. nomberB Of this Committee. no
aaid, regarded it ulmoAt HI part OF tlolr duty To
atteil tl,o launch Ut tho algoHt steamship over
built in tho United btntoB.
Nlr, e, II. ROBERTS withdrew ILLS objection,
uud unanimous rulaont waH glTon..
Tic lIouso tlon took Il rccoAa TIL haff.i'ast Z,
tho oveuistp session to bo for uobato on tho
Transportation bill.
EVENING SESSION.
l. III tue evening session. tho debate Oh the bill
to rogulato iutog-StAsa railroad commerce waa
oputotl by A1r. kt,UDpEll. who oproaod tho bill
Oh lot,nl, uonhtitut0nNl, sud practical grounds,
Tlloro wero otovon luombcra proBont, including
tho Speaker pro tesn., spsag"a..
Tho debate WIS continued by Mesasa. H0L-
MAN aud COTTON in support OF tho bill in ita
!! general 1ekturas,
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PAM Otilie SkIcnarOya-
Naia.

tani ia naleI k neizaslouzilei5im, nej-
pfcdn6isim zenam ccskym. Je-li narod-
nj divadlo yeledGlezitym tinitelem Ii.
vote naroda. toz pani Mala ma o rozkyet.
. umeleckou vySi, ma niz divadlo to 2 pra
skrovnidkych poeatkd behem lG let Sc
,ysinulo. zasluhy nesmirnt. Ona jest
pryni heretka Geska, ona jest nepfekona-
telna tragedka, Ftera celou radu znameni-
tfch dramatick} }ch del. naimG Shakespea-
rovych, Goethovych. Sehilleroyych. Kite
re By sc bez jeiiho yeliktho talentn neby-
" molly ma Gesktm divadle provozoyati,
nvedla ma ieyistt Krone toho Jest ry-
zou, yrelou, obttoynou vlastenkou, jakych
Cechach a ma MoravG neni nazbyt.
Neiskveleisi ddkaz vlastenectyi svcho po-
dala minuleho letosniho roku vystulo-
yanim pohostnsku ma diyadlech venkoy-
skych We prosp6ch staye5niho fondu nd-
rodniho divadla.
\ tato ozdoba cesktho naroda strzena
Jest divoke vlnobiti ohayneho. Spinayf-
no a sprosfackeho rvani sc ,,narodnich'
stran, vzneseny karakttr .ieii postfilan
blitem od lidi. ktcti chttii slouti narodni-
mi zurnalisty. Skandalni list ,.Politik
ptinesl totiz n6kolik ieuilletonH, nichz
neslfchanym spdsobem napadana Jest
spraya narodniho divadla, ktera &c male
ri rukou mladoceskych - zaroveh
eest prynich m6lca IL umtIkyn tcsk}cl
mezi nimiz zvlaste pi. Skienafoye-MalG
Ohavnost tato doiala jmenovanon pan
tax, ze zadala "a prorusttni Nasled
KEN toho dochazi i re v5ech NEST mis-
Gesk}ch, kde jsou diyadla ochotnicka
adresy d6vtry prosby, ably pri diFadl'
GeskGm setryaa. BelIetristickY tydea
nix ,,Lumir" venoval i ptknou baseG. liz
t6nou zlate n karminu; basen tn int
podavame:
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-29
CIIAS. BECKER
ma
ID IvnICi n res n "a 4 n N [

prodava vina, lihoviny, q thIc) pivo don't
Milky atd.
Ddva zdarma lunc cd 10 do - hodin
dopoledne.
VcIki kOnirna.
pGjcuie kon6 povozy pfiimd kon6 XII
krmeni a oSetfovani. TaktGz ma kont
MA PRODEJ.
343 Woodland Ave. roh Belmont Sire
S. Cleveland, o.
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Ruka pletichari neroztrha
zaslnhy TIVE nevadnouci kytt,
a to blato, iez ii V lice vrha,
ma drzeho hanco padne zpGt.
Zistan mas! Never, hlasy ttmi
zo I'll spilal narod a ze lhal,
obdiycm kdyz holdoval ri nemy
a kdyz svou TIE chloubou nazyval.
Never, ten 2e zapomene malu,
elm JSI bJvaIa mu tolik let,
a zo yrhne do prachu a kalu
umtni svdi spasny amulet :"
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Az Sercr.
River Division.

OpouSu Bayari II 10 dop 40 odp. Pfzdi DO h"v.
Philadelphia - GO odp opo"st N. liIad 90 dop.
il5 odp. PtijiAi do Bayard $40 dop 4 10 o,p.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-29
Ma 1dDai.
ienl Par gr. and Ticket A gt
Eli 1. IN r..

UeVeiand, Cotumbus, Cincinnati IL
.tndiana H. II.
IL Clevelandu odilzdi G.55 dopoedne
3 so 6. 80 odpoledne.
DO Clcvelandu pfiizdi 7.30 rano 400
9.55 odpolcdne.
r. Crcsthne 9.55 rano So n 1000 odp.
Do Columbus l2.25 V pol. 9.45 1885
;noci.
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.30 edp.
Do Cincinnati 6. 40 rano $40 odp.
z Cincinnati 100 600 rdno 0.45 vcS.
Z indianapolis 6.25, TO- 80 q 100 rano.
Z st. Louis Z. 5 rino 2.Jj 7.i0 odp.
z Chicago $50 s. 20 rino.
Do Chicago ncjlep5I iezditi vetcrnim
Atlantic Il Great Western * X
Ma rgchod ooGi$d a vyctoda pfyi<N.
z ClevcIandu 725 a 500 rano 3.i5 a
1905 veGcr.
Do Cevelandu 100 1915 rano, i.l0 a
G.55 vcGcr'
Do New Yorku : 90 rino, 4.55 $40 yeG
z Bostonu $50 rano, sos vcGer.
T Z New Yorku $50 ] 90 rano, $50 a
90 veCcr
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-29

Nelze mlceti, kdy SUDDEN, hn6vcm
skranG ptanon. tvaf SO rumtni.
4 rty plni karajicim zptycm
nrazeny genii' umtni.
kdy hnk boie syatyni sc Sill,
vdsen stran zapas, intrika,
primo srdci Umcn6 Sc milf
stitem budiz slovo basnika
lille ten divy proud, zlou moci hnnsny,
iemuz neni mez nj ohrada.
nemzto vsc, co neni heslcm strany,
povrzeno Ike dnu zapada,
pFivalil sye kalne, huGnG Why.
ye chram umeni, az nohoum TWIN.
a TVUJ obraz. vznesenosti plny,
zakalil svym dechem neGistym.
TOBE, jeiiz hrdG, cudnG cello
polibenim boha svecene
blcsku nadseni sc vynaselo
re ysednosti hluche, bezccnne,
TOBE, knezko vyvolena, lepa,
dusi krasnou v t6le spanilem,
kypici svou penon vaseh slepa
poskvrnila iasne fly lem.
Ysak Ty vysoko Sc vznasis, cista,
mad 1toky, nedostupna jim,
a TIVE hlavy zdoba zatolista
nesprchne tim yetren znfivym.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-29

anclilo popirati autoritl VatikSnu HE
dati pravdu svym vlastnm roznmem.
Nikdy iest6 nebyl narod tcsky We vet
Sim nebczpecenstvi, nikdy ieSt6 neotvira-
la Sc pred MIN tax strasna propast zahu-
by, nikdy nebyl talk blizko svemu zahy-
mutt, jake teto dobe. Jen zazrakem te-
mtf mohl byti zachrandn. II ziizrak ten Sc
stal. A kdo ucinil zazrak ten. Jediny
muz a muz ten byl Jan zizka Trocno-
va Poznav zahy bystrym duchem svym
strasnG mraky, SterG Sc mad nsrodem cos-
kym vztahovaly, nabyl pfesvGd6eri, ze
jen napnuim veskerych sill svIch odolati
mdzc narod 5csky blizici Sc zahub6. llde
vsak spotivaly tyto silly naroda! Posud
mcla .iedin6 Slcchta vyhradni prdvo pro
vozovat remeslo vdleGnicke, Zizka vsak
mes spolehal ma into slechtu. on hlcdal silu
niroda ntkde iinde a nalezl i. ia selska
halena vzhuzovala nGm vice davGry
nczli pozlaccn6 krnnyio panty, ty sclske
cepy byly mu milcjsi nezli leskle niece
rytifiv,.a tech selskych vcztiv doyedl 81
utvofiti pevntisi hradby nezli poskytova
ly brady slechtick6 On spolebal ma ia
dro naSeho lidu, na ieho lasku k vlasti
ma ieho nadseni, ma icho hrdinstyi, ma ie
ho sin, Zizka Sc tom nesklamal.
(PokraGOvani ma str1nce tfetO
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vytisknou Sc ien takoye, ktere Sc "apfed
zaplati. Vyimuty isou toho prayidla
spolky, iimz zaroven oznamnie Sc IA ,1oo
toriGn5 ce,'u.
palec sloupce stoii $500 "a tfikrate
vytisknuti. palce S4.00, palee 5000.
Oznamka dele uvefenoyand tim Jest lev
n4isi, elm dele sc uyefeinuie.
Oznamky mistn, tslnnte obytelnym
pismem stoi - eta fadka.
Oznamky: ,,hde JEST .,Naprodej"
.Wiesld se" stQii - ctA. "a trikrat otsk-
mutt.
- Podle toho necht sc kazdy ridi,
kdo v Pokroku oznamovati chce Necht
siuda kolik fddek, q kolik palci lioli-
krat uvetenit necht 81 sam yypottc a
zasle pfislusici za to tastku.
.g kdo 81 pteie miti oznamku V
ttitydennikn neb tydenniki nechf laska-
w podotkne.
Pcnize posileite yzdy poStoynicl
ponkazkach Money orders) lsani adre
suite vidy:
POk X Ok
No. IOI CrOtOn street.
Cleveland. d.
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Ma pJchod oljizN a pfgi<H : rJchodu:
z Clevclnadn 7.45 loco rano, lilo
10. 20 veGer.
DO CeveIandu 500 a 5.35 rano, 2.o5
a 80 odpoledne
DO Bniia.!o TO a 1915 rino, - D. 80
lo.40 ycGer.
z Buffalo 5.50a T. Is rano $50, 6.25
l1.3O yc5er.
20 New .Yorku 100 rano $40 20
1900 veGcr
S Bostonu 5. 50 rano 500 IL ve5er
Ma zdpdd oJtkdt a ee adladu pfjtsN:
z Clevclandu 5.35 100 rano, 2.3O 55
odpolednc.
Do Cleveandu 7.25 1855 rano, 3.45 a
1905 odpolcdne.
Do Tolclo lo4O 1855 rano 7.oOa
L. 90 vecer.
q Toledo 300, ESQ 1885 rano $50
yetcr.
Do Chicago $50 75o rino $50 8. 20
veGer.
z Chicago go $50 rano 5.35 go
veter.
z New Yo1ku 1890 q l0.45 rano,. 500
Loo veGcr:
u Bostonu $50 900 rano, 1900 900
ve-cr:
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SheriRs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION 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 twenty-nintn day OF Sep.
TENDER, A. D. 1874. in favor Of A. Brown and
against Owen Hoey and M. G. Nixon, for the
sum Of four thousand and sixty.three 4s-10O
dollars, gold coin, debt, together with one hun.
dred and twenty.three 76-l00 gold coin dollars.
tax COSTS and all accruipg costs and interest,
have levied on the following property, to wit:
All the right, title and interest thA Owen
Hoey and NJ. @. Nixon, said defendants. have or
that either Of them had on the 10th day Of Au.
gust, 1874, or at any time since, in that certain
building situate on the west side of Main street,
in the town Of Phoebe, Lincoln county, State OF
Nevada, together with the bereditaments and
appurtenances thereunto appertaining or be.
longing, known % the saloon occupied by Nixor
& Hoey Is liquer saloon.
Notice is hereby given that on
Friday. the 23d Day Of October,
A. d. 1874,
Between the hours of 9. m and p, m. WE
At IL O'Clock m.,) will sell all the right,
title and interest Of said Owen Hoey ana
M. a. Nixon, or either of them, in and to the
above described property, at the Court-house
door, Lacour street. Phoebe, at Public Auction
for cash in hand, to the highest and best bidder
~ W. 3. TRAVIS, bnef1n.
ByJ. R. HoAd. Deputy Sheriff. oStd
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RAILROADS.
Union Pacific Railroad


HHTu FUR1HKR NOTICE, TRAINS VIII
~ lsavs and arrive q Ogden daily, q folioW
LRAvK--Daily exprsas, go . a.; NJ
$50 p. m; freight. l03O .. m.
Ax1TvR.-Daily expeeas, $40 D. m; u1xad.
p. m; freight, $40 8. m.
Daily connections made at Ogden With Q
Utah CeRtral Railroad from Salt Laks City
al poinft In Southern Utah.
AtBrysn. with stages for the eweetvaser mine.
At Cheyenne, with Denver Pnctac Railruad.
for Denver, Central City, GEORGETOWN and ri
points in Colorado md New Mexico.
Al Omaha, with Chicago and NoetAventere:
chicago, Rock Island and Pacific; Burlinetoo
and Miasoun River; Kansas City, 81. Joe nd
Council Blum Railroads, md kiasouKi river iino
OF sscamers. for all points go ~ scu1h.
Tickets for sale 10 all points - q oGDee Of
Wells, Fargo Co.. KAst rsmpis arsst. aai q
the once Of the Utah Central naiirpnd IN at
Lake City; also ct the Union Pacific Rstlrue1
ticket ONCE. In Ogden, st which once berths ca
neeptng-can can be secured.
Arrangements hsve besn made vhefeby -.
eeneers destring TO visit Denver, on thei vey
East, can avail themselves Of - excurnton rsss
from Cheyenne to Denver, and return, q essaaly
reduced rates.
For particulars and ali informssion In r~enrd
10 passsgs. apply at the Ticket ofaces
Passengers should b careful 70 secure thel1
passage Tickets to all eastern and southern
points via Omaha. and thus svsil Themselves Of
: through slesPtng-cas. comfortable sooooneda,
lions and quick time.
THos. L. xIMBAIL,
General Ticlst Agent.
T. Z. 6ICKLE6,
eu2S-u Chief Engineer and 6uperintendant