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New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
THE COURTS.
Az OBSTINATE JURY IN AN INSURANCE CASE.

Az OBSTINATE JURY IN AN INSURANCE CASE,
The suit of Mrs. Oliver A. Diliber against
the Home Life Insurance Company. In the supreme
Court for $1,000 concluded yesterday Inc huh-
band took out policy in 1861 ana died III 1911 MS
widow was refused payment the ground that DiDer
uuruhully answered certain questions and coneedeu
the fact that he had disease of the lungs AT the con
cluson OF the trial the counsel for the >deense moved
that the Court instruct the jury TO render verdict III
favor OF the defense.
Yesterday Judge Van voorst decided to do so. In his
decision he says that the evidence shows that IN ING
month OF August 1885, the assured hah had heorrnhGe
of the lungs lost half pint OF blood in this attack
medical attendant examined the chest OF the patient
and testified that he coughed off the blood and that IL
WAS OF bright scarle color and Of frothy appearances
that the air cells and bronchial tubes were hled with
the blood he throwing out. The person VINO at
tended him stated that he found him bleeding rom 'o
lungs and that he spit blood while bOlstered up IN Deu
The assured was afterward feeble, and when waNlnb
out with the witness on certain Suuu,,I, - ,hat
distance again raised blood, and vas 40 weakehe
he was obliged to IN June, 1867, aD0lt
before he insured, at Niagara flils DI IIy
that place called upon TO attend him protessioi,y
mill the July following At nat time ne was sun jlihs
from cough aud general debility. certain porIon W
one lung found be IN an aOnormal cOndton, any
! there was organic disease. The assured was hlmse
aware OF the nature OF these attacks anu tnet M
Tor on Aug 90 1896 he wrote to his brother tll ne
bleeding from the lungs. On this evidence IL appears
Clearly said Judge Van Worst, that the %
me Eject that he was free from symptoms OF disease
that he had never had bronchitis, consulnplon, @ ~
shifting OF blood. or as far rs he knew any 1,na
hereof or any disease of vital organ, were aise'
knowingly so several important plrtlc uats haty
Sat the pocy Is void on account of the
of these statements, made part OF the cohIac h
tho Company, " ahd dnsondnnts ,nnh '""'
The usual formal question was asked the Jury ny I
Ge56 " s judge Van voors however
paid attention whatever TO them simpe m nber
{" You are discharged" The counsel Ior MIS- D'IDoi
| was John J.. DeYen.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
uYDoINa HAs1Y MEASURES OF THE LAW

UNDOING HASTY MEASURES OF THE LAW.
Late yesterday afternoon, MesSrs. Gallaher
OF Fine Gallaher. BoOkstayer, and A L. Mcneil ap-
peared before Judge Donohle in the Supreme Court
argue habeas corpus arising out of the suit OF Lawton
against Wells. Some tune last year judgment was OBJ
tanned by default in this case and an execution was
issued by Marshal TOplanie, who has since been; re-
moved from his position. He seized certain goods,
books &c. under that execution and it Is said watch
and chain. All the chattes except the watch and chain
we're stored with Richard Walters auctoneer BY
agreement between the attorneys, the Judgment and
execution vacated and two orders were next OBJ
taned in the Marine Court directing the Marshal TO re-
turn the property levied upon. Still later motion was
granted in the Marine Court punish the Marshal
Toplanie and Walters for contempt refusing to de-
liver the goods. Tue motion dismissed as to Wal
ters, on the objection that order had ever been
served upon him personally The Marshal however
was directed to present his bill to be taxed or to deliver
the goods within certain time. Failing In the former
he and all under him holding goods were ordered
TO return the same The auctoneer at this time had
watch and ehaln part OF the property levied uponl
which ho had redeemed out of pawn, ana which ey.
dence showed was put In pawn by Topane's en-
ploy6 Ga and redeemed by Walters save IL All the
property was returned except this watch ana chain
which Walters claimed he had lien on for an advancs
of s6 hat this Walters ana his also vino was his
clerk were cOmmitted on the 18Th inst for confemnt
until they should return the watch and chain aud nav
fine OF 800 each Yesterday, on return beng made 10
the writ Mr.. Mcneil, for the relator, argued that the
commitment was irregular aud VOID, since N did not
particularly specify the goods 10 DO returned and WAS
not indOrsed upon the back az being allowed by the
court Mr. Gaaheg replied correcting the statement
that the orders had been served regularly on the auc
uoneers. AZ both parties desired to submit authorities
the questions OF law the put
Saturday morning Mr.. Walters IN the mean time re-
maiiiius in Mr. Monelrs custody.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
CRIMINAL, NOTES

Edward Sandlans charged with deserting from
the American schooner T. A. sanBaers was coh'n yess'
ConIais.ioner Shields, 10 default ofSlOO bail.
Az .ba Jeaerson Market Police Court yesterday
morug Hepry johnson committed In dean Of elOo a
charg, Of having stolen coat and vest snu '''e ~ ~
IdchaTds
In the Court of Oyer and Iermlner yesteruhy
Charles Coburn. indicted for the kinng Of glnrs
eght AZ the corner Of Spring last August was
on bis own recogaznce Afef his death ladwin NaS g
e w. each hin different name me eshp
sg,5st Co5ura very mess aud ne has been IN Poa since
William Bradley, newsboy was placer on iIiai ~
in tbc Cour . sessions Yesterday for selling TO Charles t.
an on the evening 81 cory Of evening newspper
r the soBne the OF oubreak ~
FaroDe in bad been lost The jury uad M prs'tef
pa under abe pences Recorder haoA s
teueei the prisoner 0 the Peaiientiiy Tor months
At the Court of General Sessions, Recorder Hack
et presiding George Ru pleaded guilty of bny aud vas seh
10 state Pr John Farrell and Robert 'aApg
PLEADED guilty amot at grand llrny state FrsGn ioI 2
yars Cbsres Brown sailor plea I'D guilty oi carrying slang
Penien,r months John Miller pleaded Epy OF an aep
burglary; State Prison Tor James Metnum sh & ~
NcGrh peated guilty OF petit larceny the fehi@huav o "
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
HONORS TO CAPT. Lorraine.
A TRIP TO THE ISLAND INSTITUTIONS AS THE GUEST
or THE CITY.

A TRIP TO THE ISLAND INSTITUTIONS AS THE GUEST
or THE CITY.
The public acknowledgment of the services
Of Sir Lambton Lorraine, late captain of Her Maestys
man-ofwar Niobe, by the authorities OF this city oc-
Cured yesterday in trip TO the island institutions
AT 10 a. N. there assembled on the steamboat
Ainnahannock Mayor Havomeyer. President Vance AL
dermen Van schack. Norris Gon, aud Faconer Presi-
dent struck. and Assistant Aldermen Weiss, Kelly,
Clancy. krebs, Smonson, Heaey, Brncks. somers
Wade, and CoddiDgton, President Wales and 0ommis
Hall OF the Department of Parks. President Per
ley and Fire Commissioners Van Cott AMI Hatch PTesi
dent Lambser and Commissioner Stern OF the Depart
ment OF Charities and Correction, City Chamberlain
Lane, Dock Commissioner Bud1, District Attorney
Phelps Sheriff Counor and Order OF Arrest Clerk Major
Quincy, Justices Morgan, Ottorbourg Murray, Fam
mer. aud KIlbreth. exMayor Samuelson OF Liverpool,
VIM. inman, John Gave. Thurow Weed Joseph O.
PInekney, Superintendent Goorgo W. MatscI, Judge
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
P1SSENGERS -ARRLYED.

FROM LTyERPO0L-fR sD1psbfp Oelll. April 22Mr AMI
Bernard AmBon infant ard b1 Mr. sna Ma A. Dc
CrisearG Roberts and inflt Ar. and Mrs &. s Mnlr
child, infant Mrs Ksmsey !ape. ioess " W. Ansoa X
Rdy ards Mr. Hask,n hS T. Jones g. A. SAT-, e Rev
D. NJ jones' joseph eu. G. Lss, Cart " " ls-,
Krsry r. cfev. g. T. Prsr J. Evans, simpson Samuel p
Colt Mr. J. d. Mr. Biteonhe snd servants
and Mrs r. Leeson AMI chill Miss Chss. Hoge A. Gina
Julius Davis w. lcioNsl h Mcdowell seG 100
Children r. Gordon Mrs L. Goodman Mleuamar Dosg
@ W X Pierce W X smith, Mrs '" Lawson aud eal
Major II. G. Smith. ". G.. Newton - .
from HAvANA-a steamship crss1erf Cg Ami 22-Rsv and
MIA Cbarrs H. Hall chldrea and Ms " LIeil lhn.
Mrs Minnie Phep Jnis B Benie Miss rha + Shsrpsn.
Miss julia L. sherman Mrs w. B. Guard Mrs g. Balshss s
Aru ParEer Francis Cark Joseph A. Vega John Van Dewer
Gonzalez n Campin.
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nrCIsiOSs-APRu %.

GnDcyiOr Couyt-SDecni Ierm-By Judge Freedman
Ner act BuSh aJuzment defendants the deinur
re with Leave 10 plaintiff amend his comp ANT on payment Of costs
Me. aet Waterbury Compnyuigpien 700 Ntn
costs opinion Iude al Cooper ct -Mo'on iof
denied with % costs (,ee men, Marine ea ety Company
&C. ~ Ne. yrk Io1nan agt Seon-Oriers settled and signed
Woner aet asee men0rduium Mailer sdmr &C. as
Esrle. iIBppd-See opinion. -, ~, -. poiaar
Bv J1ige sedgwckyag DYKE ags Bolton ct AL MAY as-
Judgnen,s for defendants Zee msmorandunsD
Suprcme Court Chanbers--Bv Judge Lawrence
White trustee Lvngstonfhe order Ia ms e1e oano'
signed until motion which the decision was "e
turned 20 the clerk. IN, MI. 1..iod Ad,spne
act LAsaye Ellis sgt Locm,n Bchsrk agt Lgrsyh
duns matter, Bsyerj jackson ag hsasSn
Wibshp-Orars Granted Bhnkley agt s
willis igL Cady.-0rder granting mandsnHs
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

Harrison Nj and Mr., Gibbs Mrs Davis svensos, cAsa
Turgod. " Alcran r John Posg ms Krs b. Fisher HrIa
Hsgh Geo ~ Joas. hrs H. hIs ana manseysod Dion Bogo
can't Harry Inzersot Mrl ngeno Mr. and Mrs w. H DOaxhts
Miss Bell Mss Bskedv Mr. and Mrs WIN. B. sweet Mis- H.
blanchard, Mr. and Mrs NJ Cushing chen maids and
ysni. Mr. and Mr. Ch,s stin%n, Mis-. shmnin.
Miss Buer Mr.. and Mrs RicIlri Bnggs NrN West
Joha Pset AMI Mr.. B,rinser y r. Lusei Geo
WiIbs Mr Clvocoresss Barclay. Afe H. Bi.ar Coast
Mrakouski. 8 L. Mes-Be W. s. De Rjssst rrDN Hen Mrz
nlen MS, Hien: Mr.. Lester w.1eh MS De wes'. Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel 7. Shu g. A. HeY H. Hsy Flchn ard nephew.
o. Pipsiu Agebsst NJ ani Ms W. Steven, Miss AAgrs
T. Parnce Nm. Caller, T. g. Grn. W Grosn 4 A Pce Rp
sell r. T. Marshall ". Isn Bsfr. VII Hitchcock, Br
Iell W. r. Wright H. Bap Johu VIM We.sr r. Paen. DL i.
H. Laphar Mr. J. r. Hei K GJoiFia jas Adams T.
Robss John Gdinung X H. Snyder nv DR. w. De K9ycs
sdsife Reginald De KoYel, Master b. De KoVu W. schsa hrA
Bsbcoss and mother Nr and M J. M Dlale sd three children.
Mr. Cokbura, Ar Bsh A. N3nmann, ME aai Mrs. v ho,re
r. GOdshsnn T. H,a-r h a1 Chapman H. sler
snier G. Blair H. Blair W F Blaif Mss Blair. Mis "
Blair Miss H. o. Jones o. g. IIosaai g. A. lghtsr Il Joss-
s0l Arthur
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
LOBBYING IN THE TWEED DAYS.

The suit of Charles =. Shaw against DAVID
Brbcock the contractor account OF which was puo
ished last Saturday at length, was continued yeSte
day before ChiefJustce Daily in the Court OF common
Pleas The suit ia principally interesting as llsratns
the way in which Legislatures were influenced and bills
nassed under the weed-Connolly regime John T.
nevelln OF Deyen, Miller & Tru, and Mr.. Ormsby ap-
reared as before for Mr. Shaw aud Mr. Clinton for Mr.
Blbcock.
The only witness yesterday was Deputy Controher
storrs who testified that the appropriation TOT SoooO'
tbe amount OF Babcocks caim was not In the tax leYy
when sent up the lie slaurc by the COnlroileI ot
when in Albany subsequently, he learned that ohaW was
infere ted procuring the insertion The case au Oeen
DELAYED until yesteFdy account OF the sickness on
uror Yesterday the Court decided 10 go on without h
Mr. Clinton sought move Tor dlsinlsSal o le cVlu
nt 10 which Mr. Devclin objected on the ground that
he had consented TO so with IL jurors only tor inc
rurpoe OF taking Mr. 5torr testimony whlch cOuld DC
read 10 the Juror when he should be aDe 10 atehu
eorlingy Rufus f. Andrews, witness Tor the plht,u,
WIS gaut for but could not be found ana ME- DeVelIh
wouid not allow a motion for non-suit unl ms testl-
mouy mad been gyeu although Mr. CLINTON stated that
hi, motion was based the compliant ana lhe Istl-
uopy OF Culver and Shaw alone. Toe case was put Oh
the reserved calendar.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
ASSIGNMENT OF POLICE JUSTICES.

The Police Justices are assigned as follows
for the four months beginning May l: Justices Kbreth
from Jefferson Market and Flammer from Essex Market
will occupy the bench at the Tombs; Justices Murray
from Yorkylle aud Morgan from the Tombs will grace
the Jefferson Market bench Justice Bxby viii go from
the TObs to Essex Market and will be assisted in the
duties OF that Court by Justice Kasnire from Harlem
in the Yorkve Police Court Justices Sherwood from
Jefferson Market aud Smith from Harlem Will deal out
instce Justice OtterbOurg will go from Essex Market
10 the Harlem Police Court and will be assisted there
by Justice Wandell from YOrkylle; Justice wheeler
Will still occupy the bench the Sixth District Police
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
WHITE STAR LINE.

rOR oIHENSTOWN AND LivERP00L.
..... 80 CARRYING THs
UNITED STATES NAIL.
EEw AND FULL-P0WERBb SIBANshiPS .
s.nrs NON SATURDAYS dom Liverpool oa 1HUhS
DAYS. eall at Cort Bsroor each
OCEANIC. sATuRDAl April IS. 1890 D. n
REPUBLIC SATURDAY Nav q az 500 p
CELTIC. SATURDAY. NAY D. s ll;OO m
ADRlATIC. SATURDAY. Mar 10 at S:OOnn
BALTIC. SATURDAY. NAY % at llsOO m
Prom ,hs White Docs. PsVouia Feur. Jsssr Cit.
accommodations all clssses) unfya COMBINING
SAFETY SPEED AND COhtokr
Saloons shterooms mohng room bathrooms 10 uho -
ton who're sAss ssvafdess seeon'ss'
these .... -
RATES-ssocn. $50 gvd Return Tickets sli0 rob steesse.
$50 Currency Tboss sAus friends Old Soensp
Obtain ssseags prepaid eaacacs s3s, earrsne'
faseugers booked non ali yss OF AasneA fAnA s'
Eorway, Svoien IaiA AusuaAA ChiaA ke
praits from spwaru-
aspoenoa other Information. spp The ConeAasa
t0cs& hN ~ Btssdvay, hsx'feth J. SOhtiA AASS~
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvBRPo0Ia ssomsAtp Rssas, Arnl s2-Mr and Mrs
L. r. Mack, infant maid and Miss Mack Henry Russell Mrs Psraa
Stevens Mis-: s,srs Master Stevens and maid Mr. Ralph Cur
t Levy. T. Bradley J. Donney hIs Wm Smnonds and ooy,
Mr. and Ms A. NJ Castenau M g. Cogste, Miss NJ Lonses,
and msnseynt Mr. and h Augera hoa Miles Mis- Stevens tive
O. W. GOhraae NJ, fomeroy jr. o Beiiseo w h1ciqss R
~ Corbn hE ard Ma Barlow, h GsS. u. Adams, M AID
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
IRREGULARITIES OF MAIL SERVICE IN Ne
BRASKA.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Please say word in your valuable paper
In regard the careless and irregular carriage OF the
mails this section. II is disputed that they are
carried furnish evidence enough In this district
TO prove my assertion. Please say word for one word
from paper Ike yours will do more good than five In
Nebraska. j.. d.
Sand Greek, Neb., April 7, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
A roRMER PRIsON- -KEEPER sENTENCED.

A
The trial of John Calvin, an alleged accom-
piice in the robbery OF the jewery store OF Adolph
Hank No. S27 Nnth-ave Jan. Q, was resumed In the
Court OF General Sessions yesterday morning. Inc
testimony OF the previous day pointed out the prisoner
as member Of the party that was concernodn the rob-
ROBBERY The counsel for the defense, william f. KNIT
zng produced several witnesses to prove an allD ana
tins defense was continued yesterday by the testimony
OF the uncle Of the prisoner also named JOhn oalvih
that the prisoner was at ms mouse on the
night the robbery aud remained there un the mex
Monday. Mr.. KintZng argued that IL was case Ol
mistaken identity Assistant Dlstrct-AttorneY hons
characterized the robbery one or the greatest OUT
RACES which had been brought before the Court Tor
long time and insisted that the prisoner was clearly
shown TO be Implicated. The charge OF Recorder
Iacett was brief and to the effect tha GalVin toush
shown to be an accOmpice only, was as accountOle a.
to personally engaged III the
commission crime. Tue jury, after short alb
seuce brought in verdict OF guilty OF robbery In the
first degree. The Recorder in sentencing the prisoner
referred his previous record ana expressed hs Won
der that such had ever been appointed TO the re-
sponsible position OF Keeper at tue Tombs. CALVIN
was then sentenced to State Prison fOI ~ years.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
uIyIkTrRk ALMANAC.

Sun rses... $40 sets 6sS Noon ses 14t
riiGH DAY-As
Sandy Hook lI3 Gov. lsAnJ.. 1876 Hell Gate Perry $3.50
DAY.
Sandy Hook l:40 Gov. Island. 2l4 Hell Gate ferfy' aoS
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The President day

nominated the following Postmasers:
Fannie A. Smith, Dover, Del; Andrew L. TinkhAm Midiebo
MSS. Bdwn Rogers North Adams Mass Joseph g. Chs1ee,
Mas,; Henry ChekenDg Psed Mass Perley Putnam Bein
II. Reno Collector Of Internal keSenus Tor the Dec
Ddfiet OF ksntucky.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

statute only showed way that the city might settle
one class OF damages Inc court ho'o WIN 'uo p'""
tin and the case went on.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
Ocean Steamers

NEW YORK TO CARDIFF.
~ TIg SOUTH NAILS LIS Ad&HS YbNB TAN
SHIPS s sail rOm PsnB'Tl'ana Railroad Wharf, 'ee' c''r "
GLAMoRgAS
crSs GOODS sa passengers ,srousn rsts par
United aOd Canada the Bristol CL-nne and al Ghef
TSs.s steamships. ba expressly the trade provided st al
We .'e' 'HP5ITsinSs' CABIN AND sTEERiGR PAssEsGERS
sIs, csS1 .SGrsSe .1a sSD 'a"saFr
PSsT.s s.::: ccaacae cI Cauai SIS oamsucy
For further Dsitusr. aOO C.4 ComDaur' ose No
-"''' '''"''' ~ ARCHIBALD BAXTER Co. A;,as ;
Only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
f BsrakES sswY6ak AND d4vks CALLING
.oathy hAa 0she vii sail IRON Pe5 No. % Aofb H'sf
ST LAURENT ........ .Lschesnes SATURDAY. Maya
PKRETRE. '.'sATTsRAY Nay lS
WILLIE PS PRICE cH OF PissiGE in ooLD readus v.rs,
FriCsbn............sl25l Second Csbip ........s7s
Superior Acomnodaors r few Passenser''' $50.
Anec.n going nom ae consnent Of sarOps
's erO's the sss s;pT oas a.S s S @ %
EoTErn June and thereafter tho departures will be On Ih0hr
DED STAR LlNE.--Appointed to carry the
~ UHi'ei States and Sesl'9 f0R asis as rwERp
svrzvFT FspT SsrYoi MA, ra,sp.A IT
SEpERLASD vADBRLAND. "a
For New.Yo-k. -. tor rnls'eipna III oo
SEDRRI AND .,.,.,.. - ~
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY .no
First cabin
''''''''''
Passenger accommodations for all classes nhsnrpAsei
Ample attendance provided Every steamer eAre surgeon Aaa
sevsrdssA
FOR passage rates freight and other information agp.
GEORGE W. Cotton Agept
No. AZ Bf0al-st, Nexlork
PETER WRIGHT SONS. General Agents. Phlads0hi
b. Won DER BECKB. General European Ageut Antwerp
STATE LINE STEAMSHIPS,
STATE or PENNSYLVANIA, STATE OF yIRGINt'
STATE OF LOUISIANA, STATE OF 1boi5's,, uu..,
STATE OF MINNESOTA, STATE Of fLOhtpa Vus'As1
STATE or ALABAMA, STATE or lHDlA'a'
STATE OF NEVADA (building) ,.,,,v q.
To GLASGOW, BELFAST tLIVERPOOI LOSDoNprsaart s at -
STATE cP ALABAMA.
STATE OF GEORGIA. A........... ..bAIUkDAi Aa!
From Pier SO, North River, ~ T.,
wRBzLf sAILINGS MKT suMMbh .oo -
Rates passage-Cabin $50 api $50 gii otefAse Wv oe
rency prepaid, $32. currency. Drafts at losef rsNs
' AUSTIN BALDWIN Co, Agerts
~ BrusdwaJ New. fofL
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. BRoMBERG Glib. Rep, Ala.) asked leave
TO have passed a bin 10 relieve from political
disabilities Raphael semmes OF Alabama, and sent TO
the Clerks desk and had read the petition OF semines
tor relief, dstedJau 80, Is74
MIR. MERRIAM (Rep-, n ~, and Others, objected.
Mr. BROMBERG wished to make an appeal 10 the
Uouse but Mr.. HALE (Rep., Mel thought thar the
matter might at least wait until after the distribution of
the Geneva award. The bill was not received. .
A giIJ. FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE FOURTEENTH
AMENDMENT
Mr. L. r. HOAR Qsep,, Massl, from the Committee on
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-19
DELNQUEN sALrs
Huhn and Hu.t s,,..-,..

IN. mahn and Hunt Silver Mi.i.. =
san Fr.noisso 81 tDrncip, place Of SusiSs
Ely Mining District. Lincoln conn,, works,
ENotice.aThere is delinquent upon x. sseysda.
ing described stock. on account on . ae follow
mo. iol levied on the Gath day Of ssssssssnent
1915, the several amounts Get onnolpps .ember
names name, OF the respective SHAREHOLDER ,he
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-19
RAILROADS.
Union Pacific Railroad
TIME TABLE.

Until FURTHER NOTICE, TRAINS VIII
~ leave and arrive at Ogden daily, o. follow
LAWFULLY express, $50 a. NJ; mixed
$50 p. m; freight, 1880 q. m.
ARRrvK.-Daily express. 40 p m; mixed.
p. m; freight. 6i0 q. m.
Daily connections made :: Ogden with
Utah Central Railroad from Salt Lake City
al points in Southern Utah.
At Bryan, with stages for the Sweetwater 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 Bluffs Railroads, and Missouri river line
Of steamers, for all points east and south.
Tickets for sale to all points east at Office OF
the Office of the Utah Central Railroad, in Salt
ticket office, in Ogden. at which Office berths on
sleeping-cars can be secured.
Arrangements have been made whereby pas
sengers desiring to visit Denver, on thei way
East, can avail themselves of 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 offices.
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
lions and quick time.
THoS. L. KIMBALL,
General Ticket Agent.
T. E. SICKLES,
au23-t Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-19

Al, anu In accordance with law and an order of
tne Board OF Directors, made on the 26th day Of
august aug 1874, SO many shares of each parcel Of
public auction, at the salesrooms Of John MID.
9,e.on Son: No. $40 Montgomery street, San
ssrahcisco, California. on Tuesday, the 47th
DAY OF October, 1874, at the hour OF , o'ciock
i p N. o. such day, to pay delinquent asaeas-
Using and expenses Of the sale.
oa. o. R. sPINNEY, Secretary,
San Francisco, California. . ocS 81; =
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-19
DELINQUENT SALES.

American Flag Mill and Mining
Company .-Location Of Principal Place OF busi.
ness San Francisco. Californis-Location OF
Works Ely District. Lincoln county. Nevada
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock, on account Of assessment
mo. 81 levied on the 26th day Of August. 1874.
the several amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders. as follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-19
PIPIFAX,

VNHE RosICRUCIAN WERE A SECT OF
i Philosophers who fourished in Germany
during the seventeenth century, and prosecuted
profound researches into Natural Science and
Occult Philosophy and sought to discover the
ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Although some superstition NAY have been
developed among them and other Alchemists in
search for the Elixir Vite, yet there is scientific
truth at the bottom of all Alchemy and Astrolo.
gy. They were impressed with the properties of
HERBAL PREPARATIONS,
And found dynamic and psychologist force III
the extract Of certain plants.
- IL II II ~ "A ~
Is due to the researches of learned scholar of
Europe among the archives of the Rosicrucians.
1t is made Of
TWENTY DIFFERENT HERBS,
Gathered at such seasons Of the year when their
Juices are strongest and virtues unimpsred,
forming combination unrivalled In the mate
ria medics.
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IL an enemy to all corruption-it assists and
fortunes Nature. Its manner Of operation is to
Drive TO the Extreme Parts
And through the pores Of the skin and all
emunctories of the body. the bad humors which
IhoIest II, giving relief even in diseases the
most refractory and difficult to cure such as
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Head.
acne, nervous Weakness and Billiousness II In
pleasant to the taste, mild in its action. marvel.
GUS IN Its effects and unsurpassed as tonic,
oseu as beverage in malarious districts it neu-
ralizes miasma and prevents fever and ague.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and iiouor
dealers. Depot 400 Front street, San Francisco
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