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New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

RASE BALL,

A large number of persons assembled at
the Union grounds yesterday, 10 witness the first game
OF the series between the well known Arlington and
keystone clubs OF this city. The game was one OF the
best seen on the grounds this as both clubs
PLAYED admirably III the field. and as the pitching OF
FallJu aud B.odGc effective but fe base hts
were made. The ArlingtOns failed 10 score after the
first innings. when, by nc clean hits they scored
The Keystone scored two IN Their hst TWO
IN Their third and in their hith innings, coming OUT
the NctOrS by the close ~ s 10 3. The play OF
HAYES Tracy and NicO TOR the Aringtons and mat OF
Faon ana Conn Tor the KeystOGeS was most coDspcu-
The game was imparJla.ly umprcd Dy Nj. PedTce
Following is the score Nv innings
1sL 81 3D. Alb. 9th. 9TH 7;h. Sth. Sth Total
AfNugton......... o o
Tie fifth game of the championship series
between the Hartfords and PlilaGelpAias which
played at Hartford yesterday the closest and most
exciting of the season. Twelve innings we're played.
The Philtde phIas by score OF 10 g. The score
by innings wds as follows:
lst % 81 4tl 9TH 9th 7th sth 9th Oh lth l2th Tot
Iitsay.t,.9 H'ri'ord;.,99 . o %
A game was played on the parade ground
al Fortress Monroe yesterday between the Old Point
Club and Athletics Of Petersburg. TIE Oid Point
CiuU won by score Oi ~ ZOE
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

IsARY. o-o
THE CRICKET FIELD.

The second eleven of the Staten Island
Club achieved their second victory this season over
the Maphattans second eleven, the grounds of the
latter club at the foot of Nnhst Hoboken yesterday
The day was very for play but about 800 persons
assembled at the grounds to witness the game The
Staten Island Club went the bat first, and by some
fine batting by Fllmer Mexican, aud Rogers, hey scored
so runs before the side retired Tne ManhAtans then
went ill., but the play of the staten Island CuD was
sharp they were only able Al runs ana lost Tue
game The best batting their side was done ny A r.
Gilbert and Oakley, the former making 10 runs.
Appended Is the score:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
THE UTICA PARK RACES.

UTIcA, N. Y, Aug. 1.-THE third annual
meeting Of the Utica Park Association opened to-day.
The weather beautiful the track ~ splendid con-
dinon and the attendance very large There were Is
eptr,es for the nrst race but four were drawn The
starters were Jean Ingeow Reserve Lady Woodr Lady
Annie Tesrswsy, Katie D., Frank, Monarch, jr, and
Commodore Perry. Tearawsy bad the pole, Lady
goods second. Reserve third snd AoaaIe., ir, the
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
YACHTING IN NARRAGAysETT BAY.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. ll.-Fourteen yachts
entered for the from NewpJt around Block Island
today but the high wind and dense fog prevented Its
success. The Arrow the first 10 round the stake
boat and the first return but she 70 minutes
time aud the of Many of the Yachts returned
early because OF the fog. TAe Eastern Yacht Cub VIII
leave Newport Thursday, when there VIII DE race 10
NIuclnuQ.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
NrwyoRx DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 70, 1874

say for IL cannot be denied that there strong popn
lar prejudice against the subsidy granted ~ tor M
legged by oarpetbag, bayonet etelected Legislature LOT
whose acts t1ey do not hold that the people are noray
responsible on the other hand, the eoohesdeu ,nen @
of the state wnie admitting the premises conteh lol
the paymcnt of the debt order to save the state if
tne dscredt OF ANYTHING savoring OF repudlatlon hy
impre ssiou is that the Legislature Will agree upons
comnromise which will give the Company fnl. payment
for HE voad already constructed, and land al 10 sec
ions per mile for the remainder OF lhe oeO hi'ee
200 miles OF the road are now In operation W.
Phtkddfiphia, Aug 9. ls74
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL SWIMMING MATCH

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 1l.-Articles of agree
Inent have been signed between j. Il. johnson, the
champion swimmer Of England, and Andrew Trautz,
the champion swimmer of the United states, for in
ternaiional swimming match for the championship OF
the world The amount agreed upon i 81 900 tnc winner
to take the champion cup and the stakes Both
daily training IN the ocean. Nj Johnson Is under the
care of Edward GOOdc aId MI ITdutz II the cXpc-
ricuccd nands OF BcnJamn W1teman 0. Ncw-YOrk.
This novel match Will t&Rs place Thursday Aug ~.
The course from Leaud- Ocean Hotel around stake
boat oppOsitc the West End Hotel and return, the dis
t4nce being two miles. IN" contest is great
excitement mere, and the training of the champions Is
Witnessed daily by thousands.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

when the nag fell Moonbeam and Carver first showed
IN front with king AmSdeus London and the Red Dick
flly next. Passing the stand, MOOubeam led King
Amadeus half length. with Caesby third Tapped by
the Red DICK flly and London. Caiesby Tapped Moon
beam al the quarter pole, with King Amadeus their
quarters and London close up. Carver, on the back
stretch closed on leaders but when they passed the
half mile pole Catesby TO the front attended by
Carver and London and the home was confined to
the three horses. Catesby beating Carver by two
lengths with the latter as far ahead Of London Time
2IIi The time match, in which Mr.. BelmoDts Gray
Planet was mile 10 1884 did not take place oD
account Of the heavy tracE.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
HOME ME- VS..
rngRaoaErpa YESTERDAY. AT HUDSurs, ~ BHoAp""''
e.m-7G noop-s2' 3 m-9lo udusnt-7F
ARRIVALS

Hoffman House-Jay Cooke OF Philadeipnlas, ls,, ~
oor n Coo,. 81 the district Counbia, the fion hDs
acIane Of Baltimore Andre. d. Whit PIeien' i,p o. !,
FInh 1rerw Count Ostsni, itasa n'nso
chins Gen Hsener e. A. Judge g. Brings OF
,rd amt w H. Thompson TIE steamship Brannic S r' ,
8otrhlred T. Gohorn vereideRt OF the tfntenniaI NOm
.on and the D. Morrel OF Pean.'l'aLia 81 DIty
Cnmsndsr W kirkland U H..gtis- York Bor-J ise H.
,,snd Of Mobile . TlaTu.ns HO1-Msjor A. Carr D. a
Errsu Hou.-T5e Rev. j. Wkon OF Coisnbl y
Ioy.eC,nt r Kuor L. H,,rODohtta Hoiel- me non
d. Ieiohn O.wego N i.... Hin1s9r Hoiet-" n "-"
INN. pdeat of Great Western Railway OF Can2dl
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
POLICE NOTES.

Bridget Boswell, age -, fell down stairs accident
a her 81 No IiG foylsL yestra', aai va s-L
Charles Nacle. employe of the Desbrosses
T overload 90 toe Des1gos'gsi "uaH Itstpv
saa Croyncl
Charles Binclley of No. s. Madison-,t.. Br0oklyn,
del of yesterday toe hea-ia'ea @ aAeeI ,f|
ori AL Aerilcl
John Finne age 3, of No 80 FOrsyih-st, was run
over and evening By ces dHyea YauuIe breAs
of NO. lU4 SeyentHst
Louise I'mhofer of No. 5S3 Secoud-ave., who was
burned aosG.y willie attempting TO tt TIRE VIII Aeo
seue a.el It Bellevue Hospital leat-rI-y.
James Love who fell through skviight al Church
and Thoa,s &C .4ge hy peyiuss Co.. Ju - r 81 belle
vue HosD yesterday. Coioer Eeshod 81 Aoj "a lvs.ig-oa
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Lick
hoE m the csc Reef accidentally shot I'D sf y
Cos:,rt the factory ihe latter a No. IL te1tefsA
on tue Jth ins- Io1isl las rated from sl B ame.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH.

BUFFALO, Aug. 11.-James Ward of Tor
onto aud Ira Paine OF New-York Will mold pigeon
shooting match at Buffalo Driving Park Thursday
afternoon for 81 side One hundred birds viii
be shot, 80 single ana Is pairs.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
THE MILE AND A Hale DASH.


This race had four entries. but the withdrawal OF
wanderer reduced the starters TO three, namely Col
MeDauies chestnut Gly Katie Pcase by Planet, out of
Minnie Mansfield. 81 pounds A. B. Lewis & Co.'S chest
nut FLY Governess, by Planet. out of Katonah, 81
pounds: and NJ A. Littels chestnut horse Fellow
craft by Australian, out of Aerohte 100 pounds
The purse was sGoo for all ages. and the horses
70 carry 100 pounds each, with allowance of
pounds for fles. Such a certainty ala the appear
for Katie Pcase that there pools sold it, the
"glorious uncertainty of the turf" was never more
strkngy illustrated and for the second time this day
the backers OF the favorite grief Governess
went off with the lead the fall of the Aag, with
Felowcra second and the lavore last but the latter
was on even with eowcraf at the threequarter
pole, and both of them passed GOyerness they
up the stretch. AS they under the string, Eel
Iowcran had his head in front OF Katie Pease who
1wo lengths before GOverness from point the
interest Of the race was cenered the two leading
borses stride head ana head they around
upper turn along back and lower stretches, and
into the home stretch, the magnificent and exciting
rest elciting loud aud prolonged applause among the
vast assemblage the Grand Stand. The interest cu
minated the two swept up the straight rum
evenly locked together that neither had foot the best
Of IT, at the gate Katie Pease suddenly fatered
and fell back and Fellowcraf coming straight away,
gaoped easy winner by ten lengths Governess
beaten 100 yards. Tune, 2:42t
THE SELLING RACE.
This for purse Of $780, and had ten entries, but
WaudeTer beng withdrawn, reduced the number Of
runners 10 nine. The distance one mile and
quarter and the following horses with their entered
selling prices ana weights carried started
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
THE FIRST MEETING OF THE ROCHESTER DRiV-
ING PARK ASSOCIATION.

ROCHESTER,, Aug 11.-The first meeting OF
the Rochester Driving Park Association opened WIZ"
bright. warm day and an attendance OF iuiy s'A ''"
sand pcrscrs The race that for the 254 class was
won easy by Ben. Smith
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
THE HARTNETT MURDER CASE.


| ST. LOUIS, Aug. I.-An inquest i'll the Kate
Hartnett held yesterday, aud very strong
circumstantial eyiience elected against John
McNAirny and John OConnor, cousin OF the murdered
woman. Tie verdict OF the jury declares M1Narny 10
be principal ana OtOnnOr aua OtIer pafIcs uhhhO"h
accessories TO the act.
An ATTEMPT TO MURDER YOUNG LADY.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. l1.-Late last night
young man named Thomas Libby went TO the house Of
Hattie Rolic whohad discarded him Oh account OF dis
sraied habits and fred pistol shot INTO her chamber
window. but fortunately missed htr lie Was arrested
at the Connerclal House al o'clock this
mornuG lie had his door Darricaded, and pistol ldd
! beside him on the bed.
THE ST. LOUIS MALPRACTICE HORROR.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-The police have cOnsid
cradle information FOrtimyer abortion case but
give it out at present II can be said however
that has made confession 10 the effect that she has
the business years, has produced several
hundred abortons, and duplicates quite "A number OF
highly respectable persons in ths city. 1t has been her
custom To burn all fUtuscs Oh the ground, as she eX-
pressed II, that ashes tell no tales Several instru-
mcuts and quantity OF medicine used in her business
found IL the house ANA taken possession OF hy the
police sue says Lena Miller. the mulatto girl who died
under treatment had operated upon before she
to hr. The German Erl who was sem to the hos
ptal and from whoh she TOOK i'ing chiI, she says.
! will die. THls girl 10 Is said, recently lgOui
Ter name s Withheld by the police Tne inanrst ON lie
dead Will be held today, when startling facts ex-
pected to be brought out.
A SUPPOSED MURDER NEAR BRIDGEPORT.
| BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, Aug 1l.-AbOut o'clock
this morning the OF tile owl tram from Bos
ton discovered the body of lying the track,
near tie Wheeler & Wilson sewlugmachne factory, ia
East Bridgeport, but he was unable to stop the
until it had passed the body. Upon examination
OF the remains they foand to be those John Bit
ernau. resident OF West StatOrj aged 30 years. Tlc
OF his death IL uysi Yesterday he received
a mouths pay at Wheeler & Wilson'S and last evening
visited several places Ia the city, having the
| his pocket. Az 1890 o'clock he going home.
When remains found tis morning his purse
and money were both missing Foul play suspcc ed.
jury Of inquest impaHeled this morning, which.
after shOu sson, jOurAcd until this evening. The
| deceased was temperate and industrious citz.u.
SINGULAR SHOOTING AFFAIR.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Aug. 11.-Yesterday
middle-agcd German found G East Providence
much demoralzed and with bullet wound in the head
He said he had been robbed but could give coherent
| account OF his injuries. lie sent 10 the Rhode
Island Hospital and went thence Central Police
Station IN this where he remained last night Sur
goOns think his wound may prove fatal. but he keeps
and moves about. His to Ludwig Il rgrr,
and he Is understood to that he has family In Four
| teenth.st., New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
Quarter Half mile. h.;
First heat.....s..,.,,91 y 49,,
Second heat......,.SO I'iV9 1.oCI,
I.n h .....NA4 q

sherc will he two tomorrow: Inc nrsl ~ ,, ,or
Plrse of 81 500 245 horses. for whlch lnte are ~
en entries. tie second for parse OF s@o, @ @ 90 %
ass Therp arc fifteen entries for the latter race
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

The tTOt FOR 2:24 horses was next called Win NY e
all OF which started. In the hrst ana sec3nu ~
Guilty. She made the quarter in Sis seconds, the na ~
Jn and the mile in 263. This il fastest thrd neat
ever trotted IN race he track declared by coinpe
tent Judges the fastest well as the finest III Tue
country.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

IAMPLOUGU'S PYRETIC SALINE l. The cure 10
h,y,r. Jhorn-,, oI and Oh Sprus
sod bv tnems throughout toe ~oi ssi ID
N,ter ll3 boru.a Loudpn knEaud. Use substitute
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

KEEP 1T IN THE HOUsE-that it may be
promptly admin Stored tu ATTACKS Of Cho hcEou' cramps
Darrh.s Cole suy kindred Affection for wA ur JAMES t
nNA1vE BAsAs ef,ctus pmed Al ib Of tle !er
every fam III, - 6ud Ia /, a ase eiu necessary
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

favore, NTH The was won by hpIarch in three
straight heats Reserve winning the second money ana
Frank the third
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
AN ArrEMrT To MuEDER 4 YouNG LADY.

young man named Thomas Libby went 10 the house Of
Hattie Rolic wbOhad discarded him on account OF dis
siraied habits and fred pistol shot into her chamber
window. but fortunately missed her lie was arrested
at his room Commercial House al o'clock this
uornug He had his door Daricaded, and pistol Land
.l.le Ii m
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

IYoNs MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER Is the
ou ,saul, powder imported America oot oas oF m'Loo'
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

BuRyErT's COCAINE makes hair glossy.

Don't buy an Elastic Truss TIL you have
.eer PoAKRot :, pn,e 81 at 14i BroaiS4}.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

RARE OLD CHINA, WORKS OF ART.-NOTcE
OF RRMoy,L-ML FREpK inform an.isus
eove rom 81 q Psi NAL Loafoa, sgl.nf Where
be co-iol OF Bngsl au4 tVFeg1 Otp
CHiNAs &c Ol Fguure, Clocks CsLaetsas Eatmes AZ
que BJourc Ac &C. lev tae pictures s- esc ohJeci
sold gusr4utee 10 IT. ant4y ~ Pan GH L".doA
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

For the 2:24 iace there we're i've entries ana IouI
starters namely Bodine, Susie Castle Boy ana Inos
Jefferson Castle Boy had the pole and Bodlne' the Ia
vorito nt siet to 500, was second
Psrse 900 the "a eass; 5000 to be brat morse al''V
seooss. 5000 third. and $4OO to the isarh
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

TIE UNITED STATES NOT TO BR REPRESENTED AT
BERNK-REAsoNs FOR THE ACTION OF THE DE
PARTMENT.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
BROOKLYN.
LONG ISLAND.

JAMAICA.-JOseph N0linskl, the lunatlc who
WAS sent to this place Newtown last week for ex
animation before County Judge Armstrong aud who,
while confined IN the cells OF the Town Hail. broke ope
his cell door and smashed the stove and window in the
corridor. having been pronounced insane, has been
taken 10 the Asylum at U,ica. Yesterday afternoon he
again became furious ANA twisted bis lfOn beGstead as
tnou. IL were made OF hoop aud several men were
re1uir2d 10 haudcuii After the haEdcufs were
bs arms were pnioned behind hun. lie began to KICK
AZ the officers while being taken to the cars Nhereupol
they beat hiIa severely.
LoNG ISLAND CIrY--The Water Board decided yester-
dav t. built tEe works the MIX Sprugs property,
and they viii advertise for proposals tor their
tlou Both uiVlslous OF the Common touuc met last
evening" the Administration faction az Astoria and the
ami division al Dutch Kills. The Presi
GeuI ~ the Board aud CITY Clerk aud e!sht Alderm
attended the latter meeting Four messages the
Mayor read yeOBg resolutions Of the Board. AND
one renOmlnaiing sylvester Gray, Daniel OCtaghan.
ami john Il II, ,Orc, Excise COmniss rne former
land tue taOe, and ths nominations were re-
Jectef .
New BRGHToN.-On complaint OF the au-
thortles, Capt Blake of the county police force dis
patched Sergeant Rol yesterday, with section OF men
10 capture all animals found running at large In tue
streets OF this village. All pgs goats geese. g. found
loose Will be cared by the police AT the expense Of
the owners A dramatic and musical performance
under the direction OF Mr. W. Morrsey, 1roasurer OF
the NewYork Fifth Avenue Theater, was gwen last
SATURDAY eyeatng AZ the Pavilion Hotel, New Brighton,
Staten Island Miss Sarah Jewett. MI George Clarke,
ana Mr. Oxen Pswoett OF the Fifth Avenue Company
appeared Florence AarIgosd CharSs CasA""ore aud
Mr. Barker In my Uaele's WILL" Toe play Was sue
ceeded by concert, in which Mile Clara Peri. sgnor
Oriandini Mr. C. Fntch. and Miss Jaha kve parsic%
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-08
JOTTINGS AROUND us.

Venus transits to-day.
Cherry Greek is looking better.
Thieves abound at Winnemucca,
Attend Piper's Opera House to-
night.
Meyers new building is nearly
ready for occupancy.
Gilmer & Salisbury have pur-
chased the Phoebe stage line.
John Booth, of the Belmont
Courier" has been very i'll.
1t is thought the tobacco plant
will thrive in Humboldt county.
The delinquent sale of the Daney
will be found in another column.
/ They are now sprinkling the
streets of Austin.
They date all important events
at Winnemucca, "Since the earth
quake last Sunday morning"
A great many adults have been
affected with scarlet fever in
Carson.
The Miners Union Sth anniver-
sary ball takes place at Gold Hill
tonight.
Manager Piper of the Opera
House, Virginia City, is going to
open the Carson Theater about the
first of January.
Three parties are in pursuit of
the robbers of the Palisade stage
last Thursday, with good prospects
of capturing them.
Wells, Fargo & Co. offer a re-
ward of $1,000 for the arrest of
John Small and J. Mcdonald,
charged with the robbery of the
Austin stage in August Last.
A good country for newspaper
bores-Panamint. There are sew
eral in this part of the country that
we can recommend as tirst-class, in
fact, the most proficient that it has
been our misfortune to come ia
contact with.
Two arrests on Sunday for i'm
billing too freely. One paid his
fine of $40 and costs, while the
other decamped while out on his
own recognizance. He may find
that failing to put in an appearance
may not prove a strategetic or prof
table move on his part.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-08

AN ACCIDENTAL couple of our citi-
gems, on Saturday afternoon, secured
an elegant double team and buggy
and started for Virginia City to squan-
der a few dollars. Everything went
smoothly until they had got abreast
of the Odd Fellows Hall building on
C street when an axle broke and the
buggy dropped down letting the in
mates to the ground. They managed
to keep possession of the reigns and
were dragged several yards before
they succeeded in stopping the ami
mails. That vehicle is new in car
rage shop undergoing repairs, and
will not be serviceable for some days
to come. Moral-stay at home ON
Sunday and contribute your mite to
the Missionary fund.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-08
JAMES DANIELs.-A few da

JAMES DANIELs.-A few days
since we mentioned that James Dan
iels, Lyon county patient now in the
Hospital of Storey county, who had
his feet frozen during Thanksgiving
week, had an operation performed
by the resident physician of the
Hospital, DIR. Van Zandt, Jr. The
left foot was amputated at the instep
and all the toes of the right foot were
taken off at the upper joint. The
operation was neatly and expedite
ously performed, rejecting great
credit upon the resident physician.
The patient was resting well yester-
day, but was still in a critical con-
dition.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-08

The P. r. AND MONTGOMERY
MINE.--The p. r. and Montgomery
Mining Company, lately incorpo-
rated, publish prospectus in An
other column of the TIMES, in which
they offer TO dispose of limited
number of shares of their stock at
bedrock prices-$1 per share-for
the purpose of raising working
capital. For particulars in regard
to the present condition of the mine,
the reader may consult the adver-
tisement referred to above. n
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-08

STOREY COUNTY OFFICIAL BONDS,
At meeting of the Board Of County
Commissioners held at l O'Clock F.
NJ. Saturday, the Official bonds OF the
several county officers elect were
fixed as follows: District Attorney,
$4,000; County Clerk, Sl2,oSOi
County Treasurer, $4,000; County
Auditor, 500, 900; County Recorder,
$4,000; County Assessor, SAC, OeO;
County Surveyor, $4,000; Public Ad-
ministrator, $4,000; Justices of the
Peace, each, $4,000; Constables, each,
$4,000.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-08

WELCOME NEws.-Heyman Broth
ers have just opened new furniture
store on the corner of B and Taylor
streets. They offer everything neces-
sary for furnishing houses, cheaper
than any house this side Of San Fran
cisco. They keep constantly on
hand large stock of furniture, bed
ding, carpets, crockery, glass and
plated ware. Give them a trial. =
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-08

REPAIR THEM.-The sidewalks
of this place are in terribly dilapi-
dated condition and should receive
the attention of property holders.
1t is a common occurrence to see
, pedestrians, even ladies, take to the
streets in preference to trusting
themselves on the sidewalks. This
should not be the case. Lumber Is
cheap and carpenters procurable, so
let us have some new walks on Main
Street.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-08

SrREEr.-Mr. Boisot gives us the
following street quotations last even
ing: Savage, 500; Jacket, sl75;
California, 265; Best & Belcher, S4l ;
Hale & Norcross, $65; Alpha, S25.
This was rise of 81, 800, $25, 50, IS
and 81, respectively, after the ad-
jourpment of the Board. Every
thing indicates still higher figure
4 to-day.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-08

On DIT.-That Deacon Parkinson
of the Tribune will bring up power
press and large amount Of new
material and greatly enlarge his pa
per soon, and that he is going to
have finger in the State printing
pie with the new Printer. We
shall see.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-08

VIRGINIA SEWING MACHINE
AGENCy.-Ten dollars per month
secures q Wilcox d Gibbs, Howe,
New Wheeler q Wilson, Domestic
Home and Home Shuttle. Call on
Mrs. NJ. A. BEARDsLEE, No. Sc
South c street, next door to A. NJ.
Coles drug store.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-08

TINE GRANTED. In the District
Court, Judge Rising, in the case of
Sol. We'll VS.. The Lueerle and the
Silver Hill Mining Companies, stay
of execution was granted until such
time as motion for new trial can
be determined.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-08

AMERICAN ExcHANGE.-This ele'
gantly furnished and first-class DIT
saloon, situated near Sutton Avenue
on C street, Virginia, will soon be
under the ownership Of c. A. Beard,
as. he is about purchasing the interest
of his partner Mr.. Shanney.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-08

Everybody are buying tickets to
attend the grand opening ball at
the Alhambra Restaurant. 1t will
be largely attended.