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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-04
sTTILMAS WITT.

stniman witt, OF Cleveland, Ohio. who sailed for
Europe a fortnight ago, died at sea during the
voyage Mr. Witt mad long been IN feeble health,
and hoping 20 improve hts condition, he
starred aoroad In the Hamburg steamer Sueyla,
but succumbed before the voyage was completed.
he was largely interested In railroad enterprises
in the West being partner OF Mr.. stone, the
Railroad King OF ONO. lie began life on the tlud-
son River rising from cabin Doy ON one or me
beats TO DO the agent or he Peoples Line at
Albany. and he subsequently amassed large loI-
tune. Mr.. Witt leaves q widow aud two daugh-
tiers. Of whom - married to Mr. ID. p. Eels, Of
the Commercial Bank OF Cleveland, and the other
10 son OF Judge Ira Harris, OF Albany.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and shlpmasters ia.
formed that BY teegraphing 10 the HERALD London
Bureau No 4G Fleet street. the Paris o1ce. Nod
Rue Scribe. the arrivals departures from Eu-
ropean Gnd Eastern porrs OF American and all foreign
vessels trading with the United states the Will Be
cabled 10 this country iree Of charge and published
Captains arriving a. and sailing from French ami
Mediterranean ports viii ind the Paris once tho
economical and expeditions for teegra phinz newA
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o, April l7-ssiled, ship La EscoessA CB0
Evans M0ntevtdeo. -.
2slh-saiied, snlps pactous Toboy, Qreens.owni T.h
NIPPOssCG, April s0-saned, sehr Alfred Brsbrook.
rattip~, Baltimore. -
EOsr0S, May s-Arriyed, steamers Dominion sRs,.
Clements, Yarmouth, sS NCriaaht NlCheIsyu Aitin-
del0hia. Gen WnltTcy, Haliett sew 1orki patk S9l
hide Miller, Cienuenos; scars Lothair tBrl innss -
Domingo; Kate luu- Webster. M1yRanezt y NOT
ION, Wines. tieniuegos; ilgGson, hudson bsltmore
Active sherngn doe aired Flske, kelopg, 90 isaac
Eiet, stHdley PAiadoIohe, James seterh"shs'
&lso arrived, brss Express OR, Langeno~s, Bar.
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steamer AhemaFlc. for Lewes Del. ships Humboldt
Anlers plymouth hOca L0udUN3 barks Arcn1al iNcrL
Cork Efcoie ataD, Amsterdam. Mlndct lNOrl, Chne.
Nana, Salkun GeD, Hamburg, Alliance mon, Lisi-
n0le Ingolf Nor, Cork EOS fsorl Llmsrics Amaiia
3arEuN0 Itai iresict Chas EtWel. ANtwcrps aaJ
GaleuA, Cludaa Bolivar lmpl rus hamburg; Nara
(GerA Bremen Gustav Meuer Ger, Wlsmari Victor
Port Elizabeth fAfrcalt Alexander owed, nremen I;
hadreas Rus cogenkaeoui jacob aus, fhliadsiphiai
bgigS Charlotte, ~ lhum8sf 0en, Parba10si EaEiet
fag), CiudAf Bodvar WIN Robertson, Arfoyo; AkbFr
haglh; aOulore FiEi ltab Queenstown j u kirby,
Havana. schrG Eagle ECcE, seville Orhe Hemlng'
- Me-
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SPOKEN.

ship Hoogly Br), seiders, from San Francisco for
Queenstown March II lat 20 y. Ion l23 IS W.
shin Andrew Johnson from Lobos tor Europe, FEB -
lat 81 II :. Ion n q w.
BARK Helen Marion (Br from Liverpool for Valparaiso,
April 10 lat AZ \, Ion II W.
Bark Herbert Han orr. from Barrow for Gamble
ton, NIB, April H. lat 81, Ion H.
James Wishart tBrl from Astoria, q, for Queens
town, Feb q, lat s. s, Ion COW.
BRIG Nellie Clifford from Wilmington. Nc, for Port an
Prince ono dQte). days out lat ID lon 81 20
Brig Grace Lothrop. from Boston tor Cape Hayden,
IN Mt lon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-04

cable telegram from London, under date Of the
Cd inst, announces the death Of Mr.. stevens,
sculptor OF the unfinished monument 10 the late
Duke OF Wellington, In ST. Panfs Cathedral, Lon
don The event occurre1 during the past week.
A similarity Of name and profession caused the
PRONUNCIATION OF an erroneous statement Of the
death OF Edward Bowrlng stephens "A. r. A..
which was published by the LONDON journals OF
saturday, the LIST inst, and transmitted by
cable TO America.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NAY 3, 1873.
CLEARED

Steamer A y samerS warren. Pniaaeipnia James
Hand.
Steamer Experiment. Allen. phladelphia-Jamss
Hand.
chip Cno4ala Or, Cox, Liverpool --onsries L wright
shiD Philosopher or, LvauA Llyerpool-c 4 wright
ship LAlllan CRrl, Hail. Cauao-Tebbfl a Chauncev.
ship A0rth Amsnoall, snittn san Erancisoo-sUtton A
Dark cerisso assD, chissa, DasdAlE -slosovlsn 90
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WHALEMEN.
n9- See arrivals at this port

Tar See arrivaIs At tIlis bort
Arrived at New Bedford May 3 bark Rousseau Jcrne
Pacific ocean; brig Rosa Baker Thompson Of Bos
ton Atlantic Ocean.
Arrived at sonmgton Nay 2 s,hr Thomas Hunt Ap-
pleman. f8 days from Falkland Island, with FUR seal
skins lad heavy weather Cape Horn and shetlands
dnring the entire season. one or the crew, named
Wagner OF Putnam, CT fell from alott and was Killed.
and was buried at Low Island, Shetlnnds.
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BELOW

rark Anha Cor. Monsen, from rouon March no.
Brig HATTIE fetus IT Petus - days from Arroyo.
with sugar 10 TX de Wolf Co.
brig Anu3e Van tgp, kirknam. 20 days from Bermuda,
GsMaaicd 10y plot boat " Il AsplnwAli 80 ~.
nehr Aellla aLarr. Ifom -.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice is hereby gwen that light and fog bell
Fost Carroll Patapsco River, Maryland Will be
ncved southwest angle II the tort ana after
Maya No change of chardetc rstics will be made
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BgOLura DlvuRCss OBTAINED, FaoM Differ
N ent st0tesi egal eycrywhars lssertloa, TO-, ~ ~
cieut pHDetgY requlrsd 10 cnafg1 aatii "
vofaa krsntsI Adyioe traA
u hOGsE Attorney isi asoadsAs
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appointed Assistant Secretary OF The Treasury
glce John L. Hartley, resigned. Mr.. Hartley mas
been contemplating resIgning his onice for several
montns.
MAILS TO BE DESPATCHED TO CHINA AND JAPAN.
The Post ONCE Department gives notice that
mails vip De des patched Tor CHINA aud Japan BY
steamer OF the Pacific Mail steamship Company,
10 leave san Francisco the 18th inst.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
IMPORTANT DECISIONS RENDERED IN CASES
ARISING DURING TIE wAR.
WASHINGTON, May 8, 1875.
me Supreme Court to-day, prior to adjourn
ment, rendered, among others, the following
decsious:-
No. ~ the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
Uany NJ. be state Oh Maryland.-Tnls was an ac-
tiol By the Srale 20 recover the one-nlth part Of
lie whole amount " the moneys received by the
rallr0aa company Tor the fransp rtatlon Of pas
seaqess over tie Washington branch or the rad
rom ls5. 10 1870. Tne claim OF the state was based
)a ms Garter under which the Washington
Brdnca was constructed, one condition Of which
thar tie company should pay thls proportion
of tie passenger earnings 81 the ROAD into the
Treasury ef the state. The charter with this con-
aliion was accepted ~ the company and the pay
luent made A. required i0r many years but finally
the cCnstiEutonalty Of the stipulation vas Dis
puted ana further payment was re used. upon
these facts THIS Court noids That stipulation u the
charter OF q railroad company that the company
shall pay 10 the state bonus or pura0n "
- earnings IS not repugnant 70 the constitution
s. the United states Spcn q stipulation - dr.
erent Iii Principe nom the imposition 81 4 Tax ia
The movement Or transportation Of goods or per-
sons rom one STATE g another me laiter y Al
Interference with and regulation Or commerce
between TIE states aud beyond tue power u the
stale 10 impose rue former Is not. Iue power or
state 10 construct raIiroads aud other
highways, and 70 lmp.se tots iare or
Telght for transportation thereon. T. IN
mined ana uncontrolled. The disposition or
ne revenues thus derived is SUBJECT 10
iinposc tax Oh the movement or persons or
property irool one state 70 another Tie cases oI
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES on DEPARTURE FROM EEw YoEK FoR TIE
MONTH NAY.
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ss-NOTTcE 10 CAPTAINS OT VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT o. sew York Al NfGHr-The ~
YoRx nrHALD has adopted DISTINGUISHING Coston night
signal for on board the HEaALp yacht show.
inR whhe burning The coors rcd green, red changing
IRON one 70 the other succession aad be
ora miles distant captains q vesscs seeing this
signal viii obnge ~ preparing any
they may have Tor the ship News department q the
HERALD.
ns-Porsons DESTROYS * communicating with vessels
arriving at New York DO b. address q such
vessels care or nERlLD news yacht pier 10 ] Fast
River New YORK Letters received rom ~ parts d the
world add promptly delivered. Duplicates are 70
CURED.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
Sun AND NOON. HIGH WATER
gua rIses..,....... 4 54 Gov. lsand....eve 30
sun sets........... q % sandy Hoog...ev AZ
Noon rises. ..morn 10 bel 6ate.s....eFe y 40
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 3, 1873.
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WASHINGTON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, May 8, 1875.


ALABAMA cLArNs-cAsEs BEFORE THE COURT
or COMMISSIONERS.
in the Court 81 Commissioners OF Alabama
Gains today u. b. wepD OF counsel in behalf OF
Dlmon HUBBARD, assIgnor al osgood stetson,
Aua tAe claimant under case 10. l,lSl, entered
notion 10 consolidate that case Win Nos. p, %,
- ana 81. The nrst calitag Of the calendar was
continue !, commencing az case No. A.. The fol-
owing cases Is ere submitted upon the testimony
mo the argument Of counsel, Cornelius Cole
appearing for claimants and J. A. J. Cres-
welt for the UnNed states No. o. Corson
Brothers, oi san Francisco, vs. me United States;
Sos. 50 ana s., Main 4 Winchester, OF san Fran
.sco, The United staes; Nos. "a ana SO,
naynes 4 Lawton vs.. The United states. No.
IT, James Hague VS.. The United states. was also
submitted, j. w. Denver for claimant, ]. A.
J. Creswell Tor the United States. Tomorrow IS
set for argument upon the question OF the amend
ment Of petitions.
TIE REPORTED RESIGNATION OF THE AUSTRIAN
MINISTER CONFIRMED.
Baron Sch warZ-Sennorn to-day confirmed the
truth OF the report that his resignation as Aus
TRAN Minister has been accepted by his govern
ment. He says no successor has yet been ap-
pointed and that he intends to make the tour Of
this country before returning to Austria
APPOINTMENT or An ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF
TIE TREASURY.
Curtis $. Bnrnnam, or Richmond, KY, has been
appointed Assistant Secretary OF rhe Treasury
vice John L. Hartley, resigned. Mr.. Hartley mas
nsen contemplating resigning his onice for several
moatns.
MAILS TO DE DESPATCHED TO CHINA AND JAPAN.
The Post ONCE Department gives notice that
nails win be despatched Tor CHINA and Japan by
steamer OF the Pacific Mail steamship Company,
TO leave san Francisco on the Goth inst.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29
Carriage, Wagon,

and, in fact, everything in his line of bu-
slness, at the shortest possible notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed and paint,
ed in the best style of the art.
Having frst-class material always on
hand, and none but first class work
engaged, the public are assured that none
but frst-class work will be turned out at
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shop
he has also a Blacksmith Shop, where
superior workmen will always be found
feadY to attend to the orders of customers
The public are invited to call aud ex
anime his stock before purchasing else.
where. VALENTINE KAUTH.
September l9, l667.-tf.
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CHARTER PERPETUAL.

The Bylaws of this Compay and regulations govern
ing insurance have recently been very materially
InahEe'i, placing ii upon basis equal To that of any
Lie insurance Company in the State
viz: " "
81 Policies, instead OF being perpetual are issued for
A property is classified aud the rate Of premium i,
hN1i according to the risk of the property.
Icinlu9 notes are taken, and All assessments are
Property is insrucd for not more than two thirds Of
s 1'ual cash value, and the fun of Insurance
pl III case OF loss provided the loss he equal the
amount OF insurance.
annual assessments only are made cxccpt in eases
"i heavy loss, and where special assessment Is
The Company therefore prsparc TO ir,,r, property
upon terms much more desirable than under the Old
Applications may he made - any OF the Managers,
surveyors, OF Secretary.
MANAGERS.
SioSlell Stakes J. pepue LeRar r. : staples
SilaN l.. Drake, &. n. Brn,fhetl Robert Rows,
Jacob Ia''I, knreht John Elnger 7. lla-ern'an,
Jacob Stoutier, Theo Schnch T. ". Rhodes
William Wallace.
Sf0GDELL STOKES Prcs't.
l. u hi'tii-ii, Secretary and Treasurer.
SURVEYORS.
For Monroe County:
r i,S ~ T. ur4ke' William Gilbert Geo. g. Shai'r'
l. VI I'AodeS, D. peme leBar, Jacob Stauttr,
John Edinger.
For Wayne County:
4 a ulpeI Charles \. Masters.
s,,,,n,, ~, For Pike County:
p,,,,., 60 For Northampton County;
For Carbon County;
Samuel ziegenfils
=, For Wyoming County:
t. NJ koon, H. W BardwelI T. r. Edward,
Fs The Manners meet regularly al the Seerejarys
,,h ~ y o'I,,e9,uIs on iae hgst Tuesday ot eahl
''i'"' "' = 'ioth i " May ~ 'i-''
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-29

CARSON THEATER will no doubt be
adorned with the presence of our best
citizens during Piper's brief season
which will commence on Friday, the LIST
pro1imo. His Opera House Company
this season is composed of brilliant and
attractive artistes, and in plays he pro-
poses to treat us with such as are select
ed for their dramatic interest and the
facility they offer to display the abilities
of his entire troupe. Mr.. G. D. Chaplin
will not fail to attract admirers, while
Miss Jean Clara Walters will have an
opportunity to please US with her cul-
tured presentations; Annie Firmin will
prove attractive by her saucy piquant
style, while her dashing manner and
sweet singing will serve to complete an
evenings enjoyment aided by the artistes
of this excellent troupe. The comedy
of Divorce will receive all the aid that
art can contribute Robertson's comedy
of School will be the bill of fare at the
matinee on Saturday, and crowded
houses will assure Piper that he can
visit US with profit.
CoNvALEsCENT.-We saw Bob Pixley
yesterday mounted in bis sulky and
driving his trotting horse-the same
that got himself hurt little while ago
by jumping on to fence picket. He
seems entirely well and is as fat as q
seal. The wound is healing beautifully
and is all closed up excepting a little
place from which a healthy supperra.ion
keeps up.
NOTICE. TO MINERS IN THIS D1sIRICT.-
Judge Waltz, Mining Recorder for this
district, notifies the miners in his baili
wick that there will be a meeting held at
his office on November for the purpose
of considering the policy of repeating the
existing rules and adopting those pre-
scribed in the Act of Congress. See the
notice.
TIE LADIES of the NJ. E. Church will
give social and public reception to the
Rev. Bishop Peck, DID,, LID, at the
residence of Rev. Mr.. Tevis this
wednesday, evening. The public are
invited to 60.
JOE RosENsToCK has taken himself off
to San Francisco. there to purchase for
the benefit of his customers q complete
assortment of furnishing goods. He
means to have the best stock ever seen
in these parts.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-29
CARSON CITY
Another Old Timer Gone

Yesterday, after a very long and wea-
risome sickness, Mr.. ]. F. Marshall died
at his place of residence in this city.
Three or four years ago Marshall came
here and opened faro bank, bis pro-
fession being that of q gambler. HIS
appearance commanded no little atten-
ton from old residents, his resemblance
to the late George Lewis III form and
size and contour of the face being very
striking. We know but little OF him
save that he was a native of somewhere
in the Ohio Valley-our impression be.
ing that he was born IN the state OF
Ohio. But wherever born, he was an
early conner to the Pacific Coast, and
lived and mined near Placervllle good
while. Here he soon established him
self as one of the solid, reliable and to-
be-respected class of sporting men now
and then met with. He had the air of
A trustw orthy man and was so recog-
niZed: and proved himself always worthy
of the recognition. He WAS temperate
man and of very quiet, undemonsiratIve
demeanor-a very resolute, determined
man, and one to bear much distress OF
body and mind without complaining,
we should say. Il is fair to say
that he was strong Republican.
always ready and willing TO back his
opinions and put up money to help
his party along. There are many sto-
ries of his quiet charities; and he was a
very generous man to acquaintance anu
friends. The fraternity respected him.
and the bangers-on to the gaming sa-
looms knew that he was net the KIND OF
man for them to try to get the best OF.
Several months ago Mr.. Marshall mar
ried Miss Penrod. daughter of Hon.
Emanuel Penrod. Soon after his mar
rage be was taken sick and has never
seen we'll day since. We never heard
his disease described by any medical
man, hut we have notion that he was
afflicted with something like consump-
ton of the liver and kidneys. He
wasted away dreadtully; and from being
a brawny, stalwart man, remarkable foI
strength and robustness OF appearance,
he became mere skeleton. He will De
buried to-day from his late residence,
corner of Fourth and Nevada streets.
We believe Mr.. Marshall's mother is
living in Iowa.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LATEST TELEGkAMS.

San Francisco, Sept. 2S-1:30 P. NJ
The payment of the assessment of 30 per
cent. of the guarantee fund of the Bank
Syndicate is proceeding promptly to-day.
1t is expected that the greater portion
will be paid in during the day. A meet
ing of the Directors will be held this
afternoon, when the day will probably be
fixed for reopening the bank. 1t is con-
sidered almost certain that Saturday will
be decided upon.
At meeting of the Board of Brokers
this forenoon an order was passed au-
thorizing the payment of 20 per cent. of
the S250,0O0 subscribed by the Board to
the guarantee fund Of the Syndicate.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-29

Roll OF HONOR for the month ending
Sept. "a, 1876: First grade-Minnie
Blackburn, Hattie Corbett, Emma Col
ton, Emma Chedic, Mamie Ferris, Han
nah Logan, Annie Martin, Katie Bar
denwerper, Vernon Little. Second grade
Eva Slingerland. Lottie Pierce. Ole
Bray. Mamie Siarke., Laula Wiifnott,
Emma Linn. Ella Startling, Charley
Woodside, May Moody. Flora Parkin-
son, Nellie Duffy, Joseph Berg.ntz,
Mary Wilson. Minnie Watson. Mary st.
Clair. Third grade-Sarah Bollen, Ad-
die Chedic, Laura Farrell, Jennie
Knowles, Mamie Davis, Rosa Sheyer,
frankie Resell. Nellie Clark, John Read,
Carrie Eisey, Ella Edwards. Katie Ca
inherit, Annie Dealy, John Logan, Clara
Thompson. Willie Day, Mary Bray,
Luce. Nellie Wood. Laura Stewart.
Fifth grade, No. 1-Georgie Dana, Lulu
Duffy, Lucy Startling. Susie Mefford.
Belle Gardner. Jennie Davis, Fred Mar
tin, Annie Marks. Hattie THOMPSON,
Emma Neuse, Jennie Sutherland. Lulu
Klein, Hattie Magee, George Harrow !;
No. 2-Henry Epstein, Neil Clarke, Car
RE Willis, Lulu Ludlow. Allie Linn,
Tracy Chedic, Garrett Wright, Eddy
Moger. Sixth grade - Brimea Plat,
Lucy kittrell. Nettie Marks. Lizzie Lo-
gan, Phla Rosser. May Purcell, Flor
ence Meder, Henrietta Olcovich. May
keyser. Mary Nee, Herman Berg
man, Clayton Favier, Freddie Dang
berg, George Oliver, Ernest Minor
Seventh Grade - Edith White. Mary
Stern, Florence Spurgeon, Ida Edwards.
Matte Barrel. Edith Anderson. Frances
Bigler. Lena Muller, Carrie Trap, Ill
lie Lee, Gussie Purcell, Minnie o Hare,
Laura Gaige, Mary Epstein, Lille Put
nam, Celia McCarty. Marie Louise
Benois, Belle Hanson. Edith Parkinson,
May Mccormick, Mary Fruit. Cora May
Cleaver, Frank Oliver. Eli Barklay,
Charley Barklay, George Fryer, Clarence
Parker, Percy Parkinson, Leslie Wright.
Howard Wright, Gussie Moore, Willy
Cavell, Alec Thompson, John Pierce,
George Cowing, Jacob Olcovich, Johnny
Davis, Elton Cleaver, Willy Cannon.
George Baldwin. James Gallagher. Rot
ert Frelstone, jesse Newman. George
Elsey
Eighth Grade-Mabel Linn, Susan
Shea, Louisa Muller, Frances Magee,
Mary Barnes, Mary McNulty, Oscar
Douguist, Garrett Birkhoff, Charley
Day. Joie Fife, Charley Welton, Henry
Pague, Robert Harrop, JEFF. Harron,
Charley Gallagher.
MILLER, the keyhole wizard and CUB
eruatorial spy-master general, managed
to get himself gratuitously advertised as
a professional detective through the col
umns of yesterdays Enterprise.
JEWISH New YEAR SERVICES will be
held at Masonic Hall on tomorrow ard
Friday evenings. See notice.
FIFTY CENTS EXTRA for reserved seats
at the Theater So the latest returns
from John Piper inform US.
HERBERr & Co. have dissolved &C.
partnership. See advertisement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-29
Will Not Resign.

We are authorized and requested by
Col. P. C. LYMAN to state that the re-
ports of his intended resignation are I'M
true and without any foundation in fact.
He knows no reason why he should
resign, and certainly will hold on to the
Wardenship OF the Prison until the
charges brought against him by Governor
Bradley are fully and fairly investigated.
These reports of his resignation are the
inventions of his enemies and are made
for reasons only known to themselves.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-29

TIME.-Why is it that Reno takes the
c. 2. time in preference to Virginia and
Carson time? The C. 2. is run on San
Francisco time, and the V. 4 I. r. R.
on Carson time. There is a difference
of ten minutes or SO between the two,
and it seems to us that it would be
better to regulate our time pieces by
Carson time. As for instance: If you
are going off to Virginia you would not
miss the train, and if you propose trip
anywhere on the Central Pacific you
will be sure to be at the train ahead of
time. Per contra, if you carry Central
Pacific time, and wish to 60 on the '. &
T. you arrive at the depot and get there
Just in time to find that the train is gone.
Now then why not run on Carson and
Virginia time.-Reno Journal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-29

THE FAvoRITE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
Corner of King and Ormsby streets, is becoming
the favorite resort of this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer, while the
best Of Wines liquors and cigars are, also, sold
at the bar first class Pedro Game for the
amusement of guests, o cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recommen-
dations to public favor. Il. Il. Brown is the
proprietor.
:, J, WHITE, N. D., Physician and Surgeon,
ia once more at his old quarters over Fosters
Drug Store, Carson Street, opposite the Capitol.
ie3O-tf
important. Endorsed by he Medical pro.
fession. DIR. WM. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
and all diseases Of the Throat and Chest. DIR.
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHAcHE ANODYNE cures
lin one MINUTE. mh12-6m