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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11
LIGHT AND TRUTH

Is there any man, woman or child
in Silver City or Virginia City who
believes it? Is there anybody who,
in this enlightened age, will give
credence TO any report which even
hints at the possibility of undersell-
ing Banner Bros. clothing house,
corner G. and Taylor streets. 1t can't
be done. No one can give you as
excellent an article of clothing for
as little money as this popular es-
adjustment. No matter how hard
others may try, they always find it
impossible to reach the extreme low
scale of prices which has been estab-
lished at this emporium of fashion.
We shall always maintain our right
to the title of the "Champions of
Low Prices" The facilities this firm
possesses is unrivaled by any other
establishment on the coast. A large
factory at No. 100 Duane street,
New York, magnificent wholesale
house at Nos. 204 and 206, Sansome
street, San Francisco, and man.
moth establishment at the corner of
C and Taylor streets, the largest in
Virginia City. And we make no
vain boasts when we say to you 1--WE
never will be undersold." The
"Refecting Light" erected in front
of this mammoth establishment,
"dazzles' the eye for blocks off, and
both light and establishment out
shines any in Virginia City.
In order to make room for large
stock of Spring clothing now being
manufactured at our own factory in
New York, we offer our entire well
selected stock OF Winter clothing at
prices as low as to make it within the
reach of every one to dress well.
We ask the public to examine our
assortment and prices before being
allured to purchase from others, and
we will be satisfied with your choice.
BANNER Bros,
Corner C and Taylor streets,
Virginia City, New.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11

ATTEMPT TO FIRE THE Town.
On Tuesday evening at about 80
o'clock, the most glazing attempt on
record was made to destroy this de-
fenceless town by the torch. At the
hour named the alarm of fire was
given by some one coming from the
old Colombo Saloon, adjoining on
the north the meat market of Paul
Gross. Several of the neighbors
rushed in with buckets of water and
the fire was soon extinguished. On
examination it was found. that fire
had been set under the floor in the
basement, but had gained but little
Roadway before the alarm, as a
knot hole in the floor allowed the
smoke to rise into the saloon. Night
Waterman Miller and several 9TH
ers were not satisfied with extin-
gushing the fire, but wished to sat
isfy themselves as to the origin.
Proceeding under the house large
quantity of rags and paper, thor
oughly saturated with Kerosene oil
were discovered, showing conclu-
sively that it was the work of an
incendiary. About this time fire
was discovered in the basement of
the buildings adjoining on the south
of Paul Gross, and also in one of
the bed rooms of the hotel of j.
Lawson, the next building on the
south. Their timely discovery alone
saved the destruction Of a large
amount of valuable property, as the
entire block would have certainly
been destroyed, owing to the scarcity
of water and fire preventatives. AS
the night was perfectly quiet, hardly
breath of air stirring, the fire would
have undoubtedly been confined to
limits indicated. The object was
evidently robbery. 1t is well known
to our people that there are in their
midst at the present time quite a
number of the lowest thieves and
vagabonds that ever stepped foot on
the soil of Nevada. They will not
stop at any emergency to get money.
If it is necessary to apply the torch,
it will be done; money they must
have. If murder must be committed,
there are men here in Silver City at
the present time none too good to do
it, if by so doing they can hope for
remuneration. There are a num-
Der of men here that are too cow
ardly to meet man on the highway.
but will stoop to any other device
except to labor-to procure money;
they will rob, steal, roll drunken
man, or apply the torch under the
cover of night. 1t stands our citi-
zens in hand to make an example of
these suspected individuals. The
sooner it is done, the better. Let
there be meeting called, and action
taken at once.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special to the Tri-WeekIy Times
IBY WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LIYE.l

San Francisco, Feb. 10.-Prepa-
rations are being made for the cele-
bration of Washington birthday in
this city on a grand scale. Exer-
cises will consist of review and in
spection of the second brigade at the
Presidio. An Grafton will be deliv-
cred at the Pavilion by Col. w. II.
l.. Barnes. There will be music by
band of IS instruments. Should
the weather be unfavorable, the pro-
gramme for the Preside exercises
will be carried out at the Pavilion.
San Diego, Feb. 10.-An unfortu-
nate, serious, and perhaps fatal af-
fray took place last evening at Pa
quay Valley, between two we'll
known citizens and neighbors, J.
Ladd and Fred. Fischer. 1t appears
that difficulty arose yesterday af-
ternoon, which terminated by the
latter receiving the contents of a
loaded shot gun, at the hands of the
former. Ladd Immediately came to
town and delivered himself to the
authorities. The condition of the
wounded man is not known, but the
wound is apparently serious if not
fatal.
The jury in the case of Jose de
Carme, for the murder of man by
the name of johnson at Julian, four
years ago, rendered verdict of MUIR
der in the first degree, with death
penalty.
Sacramento, Feb. 10. = Governor
Booth to-day commissioned Alex
Badlam as Assessor of San Fran
cisco.
Los Angeles, Feb. 10.-Engineers
are now locating the San Fernando
tunnel, and the Company have or
dered force of six hu ndred men at
work on the road. The Chief of
construction says it is expected the
road will be completed and in run
ming order within the next eighteen
months.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11

PIPER's OPERA HOUSE. Last
night there was lecture at the
Opera House, owing to the company
being at the Carson Theatre, sup
porting Miss Katharine Rogers, the
greatest Trage dienne of the age.
Miss Rogers appears nightly at the
capital, and will no doubt draw full
houses during her stay. as it is not
often that genuine star car stop at
the capital owing to its sparse popu-
latiOu
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11

WELCOME NEws.-Heyman Broth
ers have just opened a 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. Il
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11

ROLL OF HONOR, Dayton Public
School, for month Of January, 1875;
Glass A.-Annie Beal; Kate Barden-
werper; Rosa Harris; Alice Hunt;
Charles Rulison. Glass B.-Carrie
Bardenwerper; Emma Humphreys;
George Campbell; Andrew Lotus.
Glass C.-Ida Rothschild; Mamie
Lotus. Glass D.-Mamie Lathrop.
Primary Department-Miss Addie
Harris, Willie ALL; Will
lie Long; Hattie Langtry; Mollie
Langtry; Fannie Brant; Lottie
Rothschild; Ida Wostell: Ara Wos-
tell. NJ. IL. SWIFT, Principal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11

DIR. KIRBY.-This old resident
Of Silver City, who now resides at
Gold Hill, will be in Silver City
daily from l to 3 P. NJ, to attend
calls. The doctor is too well
known in this community to need
introduction at our hands. Orders
left at the drug store will be at
tended to promptly.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11

RECOVERED HIS HoRsE.-Yester-
day, Mr.. Angel received telegram
informing him that his horse adver-
vertised in the TIMES on Tuesday
morning as stolen, was to be found
at the Mound House, whittier he
had been ridden by Hedsell and left,
Hedsell taking the cars at that point,
since which time he has not been
heard from.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11

MRS. STENHoUSE.-The lecture at
Armory Hall last evening called out
large audience, the largest that has
appeared at lecture in this place.
The subject, the Mountain Meadows
Massacre, with which old citizens
are so familiar, was handled without
gloves. Mrs. Stenhouse is a most
pleasing speaker, and shows conclu-
sively that she speaks knowingly,
as we'll as truthfully. On Monday
evening, by particular request, she
will deliver her great historical and
amusing lecture, entitled "The In
ner Life" during which she will
explain how the old Mormons court
their young wives. Lecture com
mences at O'Clock sharp. Admis-
sion only fifty cents.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11

DANCING SCHooL.-Protesso Mil
lington, the Washoe favorite, has
opened a school at Armory Hall,
Silver City. Regular night of meet
ing, Friday. Music furnished on all
occasions. He has classes at Gold
Hill and Virginia City-three nights
in Virginia and one in Gold Hill.
Scholars admitted to either school.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11

VIRGINIA SEWING MACHINE
AGENCY.-Ten dollars per month
secures a Wilcox & Gibbs, Howe,
New Wheeler & Wilson, Domestic
Home and Home Shuttle. Call on
Mrs. NJ. A. BEARDsLEE, No. Sc
South c street, next door to A. NJ.
Goes drug store
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11


BUSINESS FORMs--We have be-
fore us copy of Hills Business
Forms, and Guide to Correct Wri-
ting; embracing instruction and ex-
amples in penmanship, spelling,
punctuation, correspondence, COM
mercial and business forms, legal
forms, shorthand writing, parlia-
mentary rules, secretaries duties,
brush marking, and showing how to
express written thoughts plainly,
rapidly, elegantly and correctly in
social and business life. 1t is easily
and conveniently arranged for refer
ence; handsomely bound, and a
beautiful sample of typographical
skill. Mr.. g. E. Peterson is the
authorized agent for Silver City,
Dayton, Sutro and other places in
Lyon county, and will commence
upon the canvass this morning. The
work is indispensable to business
men, and should be in the cabin of
the miner, as we'll as the homes of
all. We advise all to closely exam =
inc this valuable work and procure
copy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11

STREET.-We inadvertently omit
ted our usual street quotations in our
last, after having them furnished by
Mr.. Boisot, but here they are for
iast evening: Ophir, $75; Best &
beicher, $54; California, $55; Over
man, $50.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11

CALLED.-We regret exceedingly
that we were not in our office when
Little Nell, the California Diamond
favored us with call. Just our
luck, however. Try again.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11

WHY Is IT?-Why is it that eve
rvbody goes to the Metropolitan boot
and shoe store, No los South G street?
1t is because they can get boots and
shoes cheaper and better than in any
store in the State. c. A. Noltemeier
knows how to please his customers
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11

GOLD HILL SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE notwithstanding Machines
sold and rented on easy monthly
installments. Call and satisfy your
self that they are the best in the
world. Office opposite Dorwin's as
say office.
w. II. DoaGErT.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11

RICH STRIKE.-We learn that
parties have discovered ledge,
near the dollhouse, four miles
above Dayton, in Ell Dorado Can
yon, that promises to be very rich
in silver. 1t is reported that the
surface indicates a ledge eight feet
wide. and the assays run into the
hundreds. The Lyon county bo-
nanza promises to exceed that OF
her sister. Let us hope future de-
velopments may warrant us IN the
belief.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11

SUMMoNs.-A document of this
nature appears this morning.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11
HE LYON COUNTY TIMES
MINING STOCK REPORT
Morning Board.

MINING STOCh hEFOhI
Morning Board.
WEDNESDAY,, February 10, 1875.
100 ophir, 80, 70, TIN
1870 Mexican, 26, 25k, 20
400 Gould Curry, 19h, 20 b3O, 20
315 Savage, 100, 80, 80
100 Chollar- Potosi, 81, GO
oaO5 Best 4 Belcher, So, 81, 57k
ls5 Hale Il Norcross, 49, SO. 3sh
200 Crown Point, 80, 29h, %
100 Yellow Jacket, 70, IA, IAN
$50 Alpha, Is
10 Exchequer, $50
60 Seq Belcher, IS, so
800 Succor, Ia
7lO Kentuck, IAN, Is
1035 California, 81, g. SO
1855 Justice, so, IS, 80
100 G H Quartz. 3
$50 Daney, l, Ia
l095 Oyerman, 81, 60, 81 y b3
sI0 Empire Mill, 7. ca, 619
s30 Sierra Nevada, Is, 1914, 1917 b30
1890 Union Con, 8, 81, 90 b30
1920 Imperial, 8, 50, ga
900 Cen Virginia, AGO, 457j9, Ass
400 Lady Bryan, 7, 81, 6
1856 Confidence, Is, l7a, IN
$50 Julia, g. 81
3O5 Knickerbocker, 4, Az, AZ
900 Belcher, 81, 3S b30, 81
1856 Caledonia. 10, 19h, 20
Afternoon Board.
900 Valley INT
566 Raymond 4 Ely, IS, So, 35a
2O5 Eureka Con, Is, 144
90 Phoebe, An
SIS Washington 4 Creole, 4
200 American Flag, IN, "a
4SO Belmont, 81, 80
200 Newark, q. y
1856 Rye Patch, 81, go, So
300 Eldorado South,
100 Golden Chariot, 4
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11

ANNIvERsARY BALL.-The Silver
City Miners Union, having a great
deal to be thankful for, purpose
giving their first anniversary ball,
on Wednesday evening, March
10th, at Armory Hall. The gentle
men who compose the various
committees on this occasion are
among our leading citizens, and a
sure indication that everything Will
be conducted in a frst-class man
ner. Look over the advertisement
in another column. secure your
partner, buy a ticket, and come
early.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-11

NARROW ESCAPE. II On Tuesday
morning, about 6o'clock, Mr.. Ripley
who sleeps in hls store adjoining
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express office
was awakened, the room being filled
with smoke, by the noise of the large
dog that was in the express office.
Looking around he found that the
smoke came from the express office.
He broke in the door and soon sue
ceeded in putting out the fire which
was burning near the stove. 1t seems
that after building a fire on Monday
morning, Mr.. Grier took shovel
partly filled with live Goals from the
stove and put them in the wooden
ash box also filled with ashes, with
the intention of throwing them out
soon. Being busy he forgot the Cir
cumstance, and late in the evening
closed the office. 1t is plain that the
Goals set the bottom of the box on
fire without attracting the attention
of Mr.. Grier and then communicated
to the floor. Owing to their being no
draft the fire gained little Roadway.
The loss, most severely felt by Mr..
Grier, was the death of his faithful
dog, who, on being released by Mr..
Ripley, ran out bewildered, but
finally brought up at the residence
/ of his master, who noticed that the
dog was sick, and thinking him pois-
oned started up town to get some oil
to administer to him, but i'll two
minutes after attracting his masters
attention, he laid down and died,
having done his duty as best he
could. The escape of the building
from destruction, and for that mat
ter the entire block, was miracle.
This should be warning not to use
wooden ash boxes.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
COrRT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan. 22-In the Court of Appeals Fri
No 34-rhe N,uaacturers National Bank ofrroy
administrator &C. appelant-Arrued by
Pneater Of counsel for appellant ard by Hg Bowa 0r respond
-
No 57The Tradesman Eatoni Bank Of New York Sg Bernard
MePeeey al, creators &e. appellants -Passed.
59-John Boynton respondents ASt John Andrews
pelAnt-PasSed.
No 6O-JOseph Rutherford appellant David AIer resDOndea
Passed
No 6I-JOhn L. BOwn appellant, The MAYOR &C.
enS-Passed.
No b2-Cbsres r. Goham appellant AT The Trustees Of the VII
Age of By Samuel Eder
for Ian and J. Burditt respondents
63-LuBds Burrows respondent aeL The Erie Railway Com
appelAnts--Passed.
No. w. Alexander respondent agt Austin HOrd
others. sppelantA-Passed
65-Tbe Town Of Venice appellant Ag Lyman huriock
No 66-MarI Louisa Clark respondent sg YORK Life
Others appellants
No 67-Wm A. Marcy and auOther appellants Thomas
Nel nd Othe resDOndents-Passed.
No 7O-GeOrge NJ Tompkns respondent Henry NJ Lee
peaB-AEued samuel Hand Of counsellor appellant and BY Geo
W Miller tor respondent.
1.-THE People k0eneer Pennoek
pleaded, &e appellsnt-Psssed-
No 75-Lew Bush respondent The wsstehsr
Comp appelsnts-Psssed.
No 7e-Wscome W. Jones aud another appellants s Lueret.
y Walker respondent-PasSd.
Proclamation adjourned Monday 9Th ms, a.
10 a.
tofA Of
day January 1875, the following adopted Ordered That
other disposition shall be
thereof appeal shall BE- dismissed without
accordingly winch shall uness apphcaos
made aud good show Upon 70 the opposite party
the nsIt meeting Court shall revoke SAID
appsaL
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
A NOTED BURGLAR Gagged.

The most important case in the Court of
General Sessions yesterday was tnat OF Henry Porter.
who was charged with burglary in the first degree. lar
ceny and receiving OF stolen goods. The complain
ant was ward D. Hicks Of No S23 West Fifty nrst-st
Early the morning OF Aug q some burglars entered
the eompainants house through the coalhoe, and abb
stracted over Son worth OF ewery and clothing Porter
was arrested with SIS worth Of the clothing on his
person. and II is for the stealing OF this small amount
that be yesterday received the severe punishment
OF 10 years State Prison. More than ordinary
attached 10 the from the fact that Porter l.
noted thief and burglar and said 70 be one Of those
who entered the iewery store Of Mr. Phelps on Sixth
ave-. time THIS criminal Is "a years OF age,
was born at GreenpOnt, and lived az the time OF his
arrest at No 1913 HudsOn-st He is brass mOlder by
trade. John BOardman and Thomas Norton, who were
implicated with him. pleaded guilty to burglary IN ths
third degree and sentenced each 10 nve years IN
the State Prison On the indictment there is this
INC ut opposite NortOn's name: Bad thief
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK.

rosT OF NETWORK ........'."J.S. ~
s,.,m.h, Celtic Br Kiddle Liverpool os.u.o-a R. Com.
Ely.s Br GsmPos. a- Si4,oS a. ne1-S1 Mt ''@
steamship Parha Br Watson Liverpool VIA enee0'o"1 'S''
u stesI.1ip Suphar ,Brl Hamburg Besham.
steamship Cope (Br Prine Liverpool bnss Jsons
. SaS 1as59 cahahs seo5t Bf Mse Lo.s Browning
s HANNIBAL CBr Pearson Jaaeiro, ros Sooo CO
B5s G.os Gse91 P.g9 @ Eq'i p 49, % Rove R.. Co.
SER sc1r 4 G. pesse bee Sew-ii.7sa, {. Il. Low.
scbr Po.osi. Jicsson CAapacay, Thsb-ai BrO'
Mar, J Coos Cook S.c4ea1s Pa'-og. & Lo9a
seboOl-ship Mercury, Gregory. Barbsdoes Se-
ARRIVED.
steamship sioss Ge) Heoeh, Hamburg Jaa B''p on,
With mIse and pass Kanhari Co
ste4mshp Russia (Br Liverpool jan O. va Qa.enso-a
ea sie.T.p n h Ssrs ada B PeS LSero Jan 6 .re eu.eu-o
7tb, with mdse. and Das' 70 "iha.ns 4 GuOa.
BIRsEeAr y J. Jan ga seansai9 'uono.-i .. s~d
Sew-YOrk tor Fenandna f- sAors 81 sarB"ss'
s9%s Ssg.x jan Steamship Melta ,aut at nooa ,o.y
ensIss her ergo srpesd oa Ns"-iors
sPOkEN.
Jan 81 lat 40 80 Ou 81 I5 CeyOr ron Louder 'or Ee
DOMESTIC PORTS
Bos1og Jan 2l-Anivea ship Taylor Maria
~ A. Ful>Om, Charleston. L. r Mhanose. WhIB0 Por'
SEwcA.rLr Del Jan 22-PAssed Up ,em,ho
Aes-lGta, % rstsso cs,,s a. - ~ .eS .,e- 1s.i5 49,
marie SswTorE steamsas BoSs e or PsdelVh.
Albert Thomas in toe.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrEKSsrowS. Jsr 22-Tee Amerea Inc Heam,hp lohst'.
lnman Line steamship C Of AOa Ael hence today S'
NeuYork
QuKESsrows 22-Tbe White Lie BsIne
ien he al O.3O tns morning f0T NeS-K0iA.
22fhe ne EssF
2lst and tic kpscE TIE he
10th inst FOR New ora.
LoS 90 Sailed for the IL ted Sttes Lyn josea
BOyd' Maggie Horton AnEew sacao9 W A. campbell
y Jonahsn
Mara Pare BUSY. MaheE Bsini Aoysi
the 2Oth Ihr,op, Far De- AnTea 10 seo
Kosuos Arrived The 22d asI Ars " NorSocd Ahts
Batavia Nellie Hastug Bau Frsneesco CHaInra, L. b.
Also out. 0eatA CTbsns. AL Osanra
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAI STEAMERS.
s,esnshp sailed Jan q Francisco P.H.Ha
va MeneaR sDd Central American pOTis.
Steamship Arizona sailed Jan q S PsasnAiOr
Central American p9rts
Colorado arrived Jan y Fsno,co Bons
Kong. via YOkOhAms-
For Latest Ship Eetcs Serean Page.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
PASSENGE ERS ARRLTED.

pRoA HANBVRG-Ia stsansbip Sisa Jan. n. BG
s. hrstsn cider hueI Fned4s schiespger Adoph b.
sloh Schlener. H. g Bamberger.
FROM LIvERPOOL-IR steamship Russia Jan 2s' sn6 h't
r. Alorecht Mr.. and Ar "a Bailey g bso~ NJ -
on Bloch j. Bloch W. BJacesli A. bressu-f. NE
Brooks Mr apd drs p F. butt-fie j. COLES b. r.
CocK W e Coius W. Il Cranst)a A D. kfJ1, dss E9ds0.
x Ginb W = Hsckett ?. Hegger K J Hood \ k."ts J.
W A. LJttmer. A. LION. r. haintosh :
Nsnde Gen AID N Macadarss MA.ty T. ArNastsr herf'
Colono adv }. MOir Rev Dr. Momo~rt
Il y Perkins. NJ aaa h
Pofts Two ehdn infant, Mr. snG NJ = g. f"na el4
T. Raw & Rhodes NJ. y Roberts y H. smp~h
Mr. SNYDER A. sutton e. brown, g. GlseKmeJer A. sss
Waller W II. Warner. Rev. J. Wooster A NO'1ieoTp' wa
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
pEPAR1URE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY JAN 26.
No si'Nmship Mails

SATCRDAI. JAN. %
Mail. n, Great Britain amship Celtic
No Mail
Pier No %, North RIVER
FOR Ruope via southampton -tesmsLp
ma eoss At IL 80 supp he Pos'
Omce At l:l5 D. Steamship sails IRON Prr oo' - reo
st. Ho5oken.
For French Ms the steamship FGnoe nss sese 10
Am Steamship a from Pier No 30. NOrth hvsL
Mails for Argentine RspobNe and the West lnde b. u.
steamship MernmscE close a. p m supplene iAF NJ" %
he Post-Ohce at ID steamship sails al g. u ron
Per No 43 North River
Mails for Kew est Florida daily BY rsvsv us,S
Of by steamship saturdays.
Key Florida taken dairy b, sWiE s''ssi
Of By steam.hip SstSrl8ys-
AL Mails close Thr tOs:Obce D SOsp res a
o. iIs.
Mails ior vO.nolAno Ne"HOr PostOEos ever sA'
1880 n o. -
Man halifax n the SewYorE PO.to ice ever
Al q
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
THE POWERS OF CORPORATION COUNSEL.

In the suit of the Mayor. etc, against Henry
Hart and Others possession of OF land
on the Harlem River One thirtethst
and Third-ave. the question raised whether the
Corporation Counseli had the right, without special
authorization TO begin the suI In the Of eject
ment suite brought by private individuals the statute
requires proof OF such authorization Judge Donohue in
eupreme Court, Chambers, held that the statutory
OF the Corporation Counsel relieved him from this
necessity The defendants appealed TO the General
IeTIu and that court has reserved its declsiop.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The following is a sum
mar, Of the poeee Court to-day
No l4s-rhe National Of Boston Mas Ag The
Merchants National BAnk Of Mempbs Ienn appeal from Cir
rt Cour the District MAGsachuses
sTsupent Of this continued W. Russell
and concluded By MI H. W Paine counsel
pian a
NJ" I24-A,sgued Putnam ct al aE. R Day rom
,h ru gou the Unie the District BdanA-Tbe
,9pt Of cause BY Mr. burke
soneut and by Mr. NJ C. Kerr Of for the
pelle
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Karl Jansen who is charged with smuggling
QUANTITY Of cheap Gsnan we the steamship Suab Of toe Ger
before COmmsoner hrss Jese! iof exam
nAlen. The Adjourned until hopoAy'
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday John
and Jeremh Cronn bed $1,000 bail each Tor Violently a..
s,ung Orce, Neh,s Croun Of Thirteenth Pecine John
bail breaking inLo the store o DAEs
hsris HoSsosst and stealing $40 worm OIL
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Mary Doyle
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
RORSB IND CARRIAGE 1ABKET
NKw-YoRK. Friday. Jan. n, 1875.

The new year does MT seem TO be doing the
fair thing by in the OF weather Ice one day,
followed the next by running water overhead snd
underfoO 10 be the settled policy OF the ncom
ing clerk. This state OF things materially in'erfere'
with any business conducted in part OF doors as In
the case OF the horse market Below gve the sales
at Arch. Jobnstons auction, held TODAY at his Mari
Thrteentb-s'. between University place and Fns-aye
II will be noticed that the prices obtained snow sght
imnrnyement over thOse have reported of late: