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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26

This morning, when we came into
the Office, we saw the "devil" stand
ing over dozen empty candy-bags,
with half his joints out, as was also
the fire, aud thus he soliloliquized:
"Ill wish everybody l see a Merry
Christmas for they say this is day
when everybody must wish other
people good luck and be merry, be-
cause it is called the birthday of
Christ, and to Him We owe all of our
happiness; but what has a devil to
do with him; and here l am a devil,
and can't make this fire burn; but
I'll try and do better this year. I'll
not bother the comps, or make
row with George, or 60 into the
sanctum and worry the editors, and
maybe next Christmas l will he
something better than devil"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26

One week more, and then the old
unmarried girls can sail in. "Look
before you leap '-year.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26

The Branch Bank of California
mas new counter, and Dan De guile
has now drawn his money out of the
bank. The old counter was so UNI
couth and homely Dan was too proud
to receive his coin over il. He car
ried 1t home in dice-box.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26

To successfully carry on ball
room Irritation there must be at least
two fools on the floor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26

The quarterly public school ex-
animation on Friday. proved very
conclusively to our minds that
Prof. James and Miss Holmes, the
teachers, are the most thorough
and successful that we have. ever
had in this district. The scholars
have made very commendable pro-
gress indeed, aud were to-day any
other than Christmas holiday we
should be pleased to speak Of the
exercises in detail.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26

HAVING LATELY ADDED, AND BEING
Ii still in receipt, of New Fonts of the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26

Six cases fresh oysters for Christ
mes at Gowcn's.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26
Why They Are Not Married Yet

Uncle Dick, a Vicksburg negro
fifty years old, with three marriage
able daughters kicking their heels
under the dinner table, leaned over
his gate last night and remarked
"You see, Mister Cosgrove, doze ar
gurls hez had forty chances to
marry, but de ole man hain't no
fool! Lots O. young niggers Gums
spoonin' around heah, wild lard on
dere wool an new paper collars on,
but they hain't got no stamps.
1t would only be- takin' anodder
bo'der. Dere's heaps oh poor trash
flynn around, Mister Cosgrove. and
dose gals hez got to hab a pile oh
watchin, dey hez."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26

cAED.--Knowing the sorrow
and regret which would exist if our
paper should miss its regular issue,
we have been forced to barricate
our Office fore and aft with iron bars
6x2; to employ sixteen special po-
licsmen armed with carbines, pop
guns. and short pockot-knives. and
attach a ball and chain to the leg
of the Associate. BY this very IT.
regular and unpleasant proceedings
We are now able TO greet all our
readers with the most sincere
wishes for q pleasant time during
the holidays.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26

Try-Aing Affairs = wrestli g
matches.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26
The hardest thing IN the world %
hold-woman's tongue.

Now the female with thin shoes
malsetb music on the sweet catarrh.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26


without license, he was acquitted by
the jury. Mr.. T. A. Stephens for de-
PENDANT; John Cronin, ESQ.,, for the
State. On the first trial Harris was
denied jury, and on the rehearing
Judge Gould set aside his own judg-
ment as illegal. ITO err is human;"
but what's the use of pouring water
on goose-it all runs off.
EARTHQuAKE.-About 4 o'clock
Friday morning a very lively shock
of an earthquake was felt in Virginia
City. We can stand almost any
thing, but when it comes to that we
"pass."
The finest Christmas gift that we
hear of il that received by ex-con-
stable Henry Hill, yesterday. II was
from his wife and was-twins. He
didn't say ii they were boys, girls, or
both, but we suppose they were!
He is happy.
No Episcopal services here to-day.
Rev, r. $. Eastman will hold service
at DAYTON this evening att. Rev.
w. r. Jenvey holds service at Reno
.I,, ,nnrniuu
"But say unto you, love your
enemies, bless them that curse you,
do good to them that hate you, and
pray for them who despitefully
use you and prosecute you."
"Christmas Gift" is what every
little urchin said to us this morning.
We gave them all We had-our best
wishes. God bless them.
Silver husbands don't go much on
hanging up stockings. The ladies'
have their stockings pretty we'll fill
ed. rtheless-mostly with veal.
Mr.. Schenck seems to have been
the most Emma-nent Minister we
have ever had in England.
Widows should never be miss
construed.
The hardest thing in the world 70
hold-woman's tongue.
Now the female with thin shoes
maketb music on the sweet catarrh.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26

The Sutro Independent" makes
this grave accusation against q
young gentleman who lately carried
away one of our brightest jewels !:
"ln Silver City, New, on Mon
day, December. 20, 1875, by the
Rev. w. r. Jenvey, Charles s.
McLaren, of Oakland, Cal, to Miss
Sarah Angel, Of Silver City" We
are of the opinion that Mr.. McLaren
has no idea Of committing bigamy,
as on that date he was welded to
Miss Josie, aud Immediately de-
parted for his home in Oakland.
But il he did We would all COM
mend his taste in wedding Angels.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26

BRING ALONG YOUR
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26
The newspaper raid on pull backs
has brought out the following wall:

Oh let poor woman's clothes alone;
They're none Of your concern;
She never makes no fun Of your'n,
Then why poke fun Ut her'n.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26

No Episcopal services here to-day.
Rev. r. $, Eastman will hold service
at DAYTON this evening at 7. Rev.
w. r. Jenvey holds service at Reno
this morning.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26

Widows should never be miss
construed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
CATTLE MARKETS.

BUFsAfO Jnre 60 ArTlK-Reccipfa today, lSl9 hend,
mixing the thus lar, 500 head
Ji- 3 tAr ugh cnmeats, The balance on
le against for f'e same time last eh ~ ar ~
''' MFRS
opened to-day slow Eastern dispatches "'re uniavW40e Tor
elaec WfaAor llsiffn
about All supplied aud nav" returned homie; N0
heal we're disn, or m bulk yesterday Mte u the daY
at read Illinois steers rnurne from 80 ~ - "
aud H. - fJas8 - and =. 30; 90 head Iowa
COS "a - and l,I5o r. ~ ~ -0sb -
Missouri Chcrosers ave aging -, To-
Inino- stu fed 1exas steers ranging frum $50 10
Los 10. m ~ -O9 $6 a.
supply tia. thu far l,FOo ead against '"o
Trade this morning was slow ana dni
Good qualities OF Sirrp spid at vest nlay rilcrs
slow demand weak l,bib head "efe
head iOr the Brighton butcher market VS
local trade aud the balance for Eastern markets
The majority sales made yesterday afternoon -a'-
i93 head Texas clipped sheen, averaging - 3D. ~ - -
2j3 head ohio clipped, ranging from y. 90 and lW D. az
,a- remaining Inc NiIriS u-li
HuGs-Rcceips to-day. $500 head making the total supply
ffr week thus FAR Opl head. against ~ltN Lc iol
the sf vk. ami l2lGO head log the si1e week
a-t ear mOcerat' " active all oteling y eye
disposed YORKER = ~ % heavy hogs ~ 5Oa>7 go
selected singers, 81 80.
CHICAGO June 9-CArrF-Recepts for thrre DAYS 1926
2.239 sheep Quality OF cattle very good
ny and graded Natives, VITA through Tex
market active shade easter an snh prices
higher Choice Extra. - -, generally rbHfb ~ "a
Good - 3ja ~ 30; st0ckeIr - JUGst 10 Butchers
cattle 81 5uVt o Texans, s3Gfi 10
HOe- act We and hghr all sold; 1oTkef% :" o'9-' ~
vrlh s-0-- Is Heavy. 70 90 p 30 Bulk @s0r7 -.
81 LOUIS Jane g-LIv HOGS weak slippers, 81 80 80
Bacon. 81 6OdSG - Butchers. 81 .0nS7 -
Texans Natives &c. better 0A coot C
cloce trades stlra Choice Naive ~,erls r. - ilh'
SO 7i6s6 20 FAR Goo.L - a0@S6 80 Good Texans.
GOa - - Fair IL 81 80 Medium, % 3VdS5 go Com
-.tsf~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

Bark Ics.psins: ss,si: Issaorn aaseI ssc'u
Bns spring BiTa sBT.s aassei
Brig i ]. henderson, Iender.n Susvisa ]. wisasss'
Bog Alberto Hnkey. PascasouIa xss. J. II. winehsstss
Brig Rsnshaw, Sylvester Guantanamo X A. Ressrtss"
Brig Emma r. Han tos Bo-sonh Perry caaenas IS asys
BTis Medina ,Brl. vIrg,s, Hur, nsnsI P,5ss,
Brig Iia (Br smith, Br-dgrva'rr y - Boyd sinsNn.
Brig ~ 3. Sickers,n b., Cenefs, Hasb"r'H' ~ ~ ~
R1g Messlna gor, Tccsseu. arrpi, C T.ass q 90
sehr Alexander (fsr) Forbes Truro n g, ? "h''nes
schr. J. Paine Long Provincetown. II. W. Iona 60
sssI Sys- so-ia isss 'ss:issa. j. :. WARD mos, no
scar Anna A. ialio smith, s'o "raSds 90 -n' - cay"
scar Geo y srosn ce.iney, Providence. ". Jackson
scar G. A. Hayden Green. Bristol r. l., H. W. Jackson .
schr Portland ,r), Morgan 81 Penr, n Tro~trass
sehr Harry Buschman CBrs Norris rra'ee J. y Whitney
seT EI CoaEs 1 a.,. %sase, :s, w,a''fs
ARRIVED.
steamship New-oriesns. ns7r1n. Newori'~n- Nay 70.
W PAS Jsne :, wh ia- and pass TO lark q $50
s,camstip Gercrt GeTj Hcbich. Hamburg May "a. and
IIasre zssh with s6se and pas. 10 Kdnharit CO. .
STEAMSHIP Rlchnood Kelly Baltimore, with rna.e :" Old
-ip -ula ot Pcr,.sonfbl. Gsrleoer Liverpool 20 days
BARK capt Peer Dahl Ncr johnson, crsiAat - dAys
Bark Laurel of Toaon) Davis Yokohama IS With tna
Big NaTiIosa e Boston, Mnson Port SPAIN ~ days WIN
Br.s Laura (of st Holm. G.l Durham, carisnss -
Scsr sdels Hantley Windsor days with piastse.
Scnr A. n. Bent"y, NahaEey, Jack-m'hte dsSs WIN
schr Chsre Buck. Bayey. savannah, With isnSer sas
Sshr B. G. Terry Crauror Savannah day., with lumber
Virginia ulpn Rn0n, jacksonville days "ith IND
Sr Kate poster ss,ls, Ia. sdaye with Lumber
-chr Fary Eira nse,l. ssek -ouyia days, with lAhsr
Stir T. Howell boule. Jacksonville, Win iatnber
Sc'r = :. b.csinore Thompson, saYanna" 'S's' WE
Scr David Clarkson Ireland Fsrnandna 10 days Win
~snr July Fourth Wood jacksonville days, With irmess
fscJtso Howard fleu,hs dyS, sfii p,s'4ln.S
ncugils. McInrOs Barasoa - ca WIN ifbt
Warrington Berry lndaIoa % days VIA Lidrs A.
s-fODNF RIvER AND coA-IwkE
L. Frazier Georgetown u. G. Isrsin, f'~s r'cwn ID u
J 4 y ti-,-g',r Vtei1ia Fvanslin Ben, Virginia.
L. T. " l.tfs irrfula. Johnson. Nirrinfs-
J. A. { a.,,Gs lam Nir.nia a -1aniei- Sms ,
Vim. r. Phelps Philadelphia + FdH af'is, hhAandi-A
Brunswick (Nor Iss~-n. rum HAMBURG wpch
anchored the Lover Bay ff efrfs, came
QrFREC captain of tho steamship goen Hcru
al ur iliat ID INST lat ~ IS y ns
tth INST in a; A. a., iong a. a. ISssth
q -i'ief ise,v
{. 3d. Looked like a cable buoy.
FoRFHG. PORTS.
LONDON June a-saied for United porss West
AF'nD ysasf-as isof'ia Htstsst
race bradley Monitor ncali Arrived from the niisd
Liverpool. v. Harvey hnsvo thlsrno, trfr-ro -sesnd
AriiLrsi- fsgh Arrived tis Stii sst al gh.shss
PasTla. Alexander frank Marion ib' Aah tse -
LobIc waIt. ATgo JrDBie
tLe laer thanAci
Arrived inst, Marta Romano CORNELIUS 'rfnn.h
MARY silver siresm soudrcnor,e. Wolsy. - Is. Gle
". Ia. man, DraHin.r, a. 7. riTrl Also arNei
for latest SNIP SeTs See SeneatA Page.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
rurRspAY. JryE 70.

TUURSDAY JUNE 10
For Europe. via Plymouth therb0ur and hanOnrs D le
"a. Al II 80 A H. \ -NiHi'
neutary close nj I:J steamship sals Al ~ H.
from pier a foot of ibri-st., IIOlpA"u.
Netl,TinuS. direct va kJttrran, ny Tue Hln-
Mas mails al 80 H. IA StetnsI-p n--.o AIoA.
Vonit FERN. jersey 'Ity, ~ II a. m.
For Havana Cuba ~ steamship CITY ~ New ofk haf
close al p Supplementary Mail j. closed ~ -;tV D. H.
Steamship y. nom Pier No ., N"fIh RIVER
For Bermuda. by tn STA nsip ania la4 clog AZ p
~ Sieams sails AT rom ii'I M H. NoFth RIVER
FRIDAY. JtNE II.
Nais fr sandwich Islans FIJI Islands, View Ic1lani
ami Australia. vii hr sent by the steamship 1} 81 fe
BOAR - from Francisco. N0dav June y. le itr-
laii Lc uos.ed IN before Friday, yune l.
Mails Tor Newfoundland close at the New York PostOhce
every day as l.iO %.
Office es cry dsy at - NJ
Fo, rr-e aycprt Scutiand ard Fraccl VIA lneenfo~n
ana Iv rsol Uy Ire steamship Aiilc nai, cost az q
r ~rluenrntarv NAL L. cosed dt II a. hl Sfaiu-Hl
oils AZ - m. fInm per NO. - North River. - .
Fer scotland On'v hr the steamship C1rnii ma close ~
m supplementary Ma. - closed al IL H. sesiiisip
sails AZ - r.. iTom Pier No -. North l!irer.
For France. direct steamship Prre mails CLOSE ri
o m. >up,lemrn'sy VI CLOSED A I,5 d ". s'.'i"'
shir sails ar - M from Pier SO 30 North River.
FOR Europe NJ the steamship Dona mails cos.
AZ 30 D. IN \ Supplementary Mall = closed ~ Tue lOsi
Office az D. sbessp sails al T. i tIpin Fl.i io"'
ofTiirl e.. F0boSen. 49,. - $500 -. -.
Mails Kew the steamship city Of Anstln close al
SAILS al from iltI no " LAST RIVER
SUNDAY. j NE ~
IL O'Clock d Ihs POai-Ohl'S n oi"h
m "a. Ln. 10 IL q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
TRUSTEES OF THE BRO0ELYN BRIDGE ORGAN


The first regular meeting Of the Trustees OF
the New York and rrOoklyn Bridge Company, under
the now act was held at their O.ce at No Il Watefs'
Broctiyn Yesterday afternoon. the Hon Henry e. mnf
rliy presiding, Mr.. Murphy presented the ioh""m&
statement Of the liabilities of she Old company at the time
Of dissolution:
Moneys loaned from Brooklyn banks, SJoO,oHoi bcnds
ana mort ges on wharf.propc IN Brock H. S5cD
amounts contractors. being percentage r'tshu az
c~rrracts 22,O07 80; certificates issued 4" rruF',
etcIolefE s4i7 seq &c: bills presented for material
renewed dnis. the month OF May. ineipiin& engineers
and olhcrrS' Salaries. s4l,722 - making tAe '" oi
actual liabilities of the Company, Sl,"oi'1"S %"
The following officers were elected for tbe ensuing
tern, President, the Hon. Henry c. Murphy wee
president Abram 8 Hewitt; Treasurer john H. PEN
tis. Secretary o. L. Quintard Henry '" siocum as
chosen to ell q vacancy in the Executive 'orinh'''
Isaae Van Ander and William Il. Leonard ~ I'll Viri'-
cies IN the Financial Committee. u WAS stat'd tia'
thre is now no fear Of any injunction o"ing served %"
the Cmr,ny since proper legislation on the matter mad
heen had and all The restrictions had been 'onpieu
with The work on tower the Brooklyn side j.
completed The cwYork tower is nearly ready 10 PM
on ,e .~rstrncnre and excavations for the Ne" crE
apc,oIa gs have been begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
TIE STA7E OF TRADR
DOMESTIC MARKET.

sns wns, se s s ., 90 G ssa ss a asss
bush NO White at 75c Corn hrm at the ADVANCE and
June 9Rsssipss By I s;, aSSr. y ss9o
1000 bbIs: Wheat 10000 bush; Corn. 1900 bnsh Ost
lecoo bush; Bsey $40 bns shipment. by ks1os
Ts raisrcwnea "a $50 bush Corn 2 900 bush oats
800 bSsa Corn $500 6usn canal trsisht' qn,et,ls.
tolls nciale Flour rn 800 bill. sold At = 25as3 :. or
sPrns q l}Ss 30 for Rfss r 80 'osse 20 r Sa
meal Wheat Meter tone; offerings ir ana small s,'s
F2r, Tn whs McSen ana r 81 corn qe5 and %
!, f $50 bush; 70 Ts oe 4: 7 ss ForS 1ey 81 8
Hcayy heT- 5 Land que, al ai %fSt &c We
and higltT strong No spring y 10 20, .i,. Na
49, 49, rs s ~ RI e @ g &C., ' c1a s nd shsr 80
MEed 50 Sc SPOT or Jun, s,'c od !alyi 81 -
spot ssc June 4s t25s aug; peier,ed Soc Rye guie'
@ @ 9I II o bi .spe@S 5 PeTE ss, at
sS % gy aiv 81 q T. A i%s 1r Nsi N a e.
nand and firm. Whisky hrm At y T. A. the afternoon ea
~ July Corn drn and hghr ~ d dni, w5r eh
~ o. It, s Iear o. so16 sfs WIS., 6soo 5aSS corn
10000 BUSH Oats zGsoo bnsh -hpaenss- ~ o o
bush: Bsricy 81 900 bash
I S J i@ d = wiz e. T y sSs 'sfz
CoIEar. gu e2e. sheled ejeg6e 9sfs--ai1d' sSG;
Meas-Shoulers size; Clar Rib sidss, e Lear ,ie
sds 1870. I.ri-steam Rendered, Is &C Kettle &c
HanS - L21itc -,
LOUISVILLE Nv June o-F1oHr quiet aud unchanf7T
Wheat nominal stead at So zoe; Oals sseady 81 90
zoe Ryr nominal Provisions dun and easier PORK y
go 50 Bulk Meais-on0ders Sse., O. az 10 Sdes -
all &c. Clear SIDES. &c Bacoa > Dl.cis' 49,.
Gear SIDES IL 2Sl2Hr. Gear sde rs i3c o1saf
cured Hams l3IiuIS5c Lard dali II rec ~ 49, h'z
loas9lec whisky firrer ~ 81 IA. Basgfne 1871
ogEo Tour ' &c %Ser OF vn S ~ &
Willie and - p Tor D"ubi' ENtta. W DfSt 'tj ;
saies Of one Extra White Michigan At ~ ~; one
ear 40 Miwaukcc Club al - y; Hard WILSON'S
Ciub al 81 IL quiet HJc for D ig Mixed Corn ~"
-.3l for Botei and $40 for vnbolied q ton Min tr'd
shorts. - ~Eiis.t.ul. NdaAnE> - b't
canal TrigftsWheat SO. Peas. &C.. t"fn ana ~, %,
oats. 3.c TO New York. LInber = 20 Z" tne ini%1
Lake Receipts 600 bush Rye lOn9u,O feet .nmntr ta
feet iHinbrr The amount OF 1fNm
on EuraiO Ostgn FOL idf "afcr istcf}
noon. near BE- a>,citails. Aas Li-J'OO hu'h
wheat o6J0OO bush Corn, -1O,OO bush OATS and nvvo
bush. Pas -
TOlEnO June 9-Flour steady Wheat a2c. better O.
White Niclncan. II % July - -; Ezra DO ~ "a .
Amber Michigan spot II 2J2 june II S5-i Jhf % -
August II - 30 R'- II :? - A"fn an an = "a.
High INct spot &c. lli. - g. August - -;
low 7livcd y 4c NJ rode zoe oats shade eie' clos
dull ~ G-e. Wilr. irc. closing OK 10; EtJ tirS o.
R.ript.-FlDur oO0 nhs. Neat Il q b sh. corn ~,
400 bash. 5000 bush. shipments Flour 1910 n1s
Wboa OOO bu-ii Corn 1000 bush; Osts, 5000 bush
Freghts dull and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
pASSENGERS NlLLED.

FOR LTVERTOJg-II. si.iasi.tp Abgssuia, Jane 3-Mfs
Urynrrgh Mrs Mis- :. Norton. Mt an Mr. iey
richards Ms. G. \. IA, MI aid Ml y
VIM wilson. Mr. and MIS-. ka5 son. MI .hd Nl- "." -.
Miss Faith warren, Master f'iniuh WARM
aud uald servant. Ms t"ru'li Mis-
Cs.rett & ruw,i ~ aux CfuS ell. MI and MIS- ~ und
"a Ms Agnes ittinlioii
Ter n Rr,a -er H. Brown. Miss J-Iil, CoIlri, Miss n
ali~s Margaret Lee, J. VI bte fdNaEA llH'
4 - Fox g.. VI MoTel, a. I. Deinnc John !r9ncis. Mr..
,t.l and Miss Elizabeth 0chia Mi-~ - 'h
oclrsrl = Cochran Nss l.. l.. tnrlrnn J. ~ hltns
andez, Children and nurse h'' an.
Jr t.s - urrie ghter ia- A. tuFr g. Mr- j. IL
H,wnu N-a f. Miss SOsir i"wsOn, Mrs nriie
Fca- Ar and Mr -rHu.,p ias ana chd >is'' ~ ~ -
nom NJ F1-d n and II John IclOed. A. Nhli"orh
pUulton " ~ Elizabeth Murray, Mss Aliy
Gopno1y Ms. Margaret f,Dhr can't. FfNan MI ioulnf
Mr. 1ui Mrs. r. H. Ewart, Mt aTd Mrs b-iee A. Moss ana
Hcp|v Frost Eradiord Mrs Sihe T. Coates Mis-
Darrell tctF =. Oney, "a MARI Dhcf
Nj AMI Mrs C. !abanch. AR and MIS- -aanc NesoD
NJ Mr. and Mrs. James A. hryan ana c'H
MT LuItHn. MT. Eugcue, J. ns~'rh . A. ni.s " AlHn
MGar & Van i..i>s'der ". C. Tea, liwari N.netj, ~
". Fhinnrv and three dsu.ht-rs MrS 9 j. II
rhw.i four ch lr,n infant Mrs LGao~, JdaRc Ia.
frp. and Master 4. VI. Tree M ard Ms a. Il
M,e,s Nrs = p~y,r spi four cnhu-r A. J.. Adams
Mis- q ~.le. Fletcher " NJ. amy, VI 80 Nc
Caur ". B. snow nook, ]. j. west NJ AMI Mr. w VI
child ". Jones M-- Graham. T. v il"y
Indie A. Jones' Hon q A. linheihOurg ami VIE loge
Nr Emile S-cOnre Mi~. a. A. PAY Avn, MIS- "a, -"n hi~7
WLffe. and maid MIS-. Is. d. washDurn REV neofge
converse Nj o. Darwin. Mue. jaH--.ns de Ia liaIt Ut
Artiii, Cheney chandler h"obn- MI r pulr, MT l.
Mrs Adams AID VT f,o
Mr. Joseph uford Nj. and Mrs william Role MT ana
MISS Timer, enid AID nhirr- as- j. H.
Rr,dr Mr. Auiri,.a,d. Nr D. y. Hagsr smith. NJ Pei
KRIS J. r. King Mrs King dr. faf.unasr tapt
DAVE l. Henry Nr. and MIS-. Mortimer ar H.
Iryiu., Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Hooper M and MIS- living
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
n,sposrr,oN OF TIE sWATARA.

The United States naval steamship SwataTa,
winch has recently returned from conveying American
oaeryers Of the transit Of Ness {" TshmaHa dls' ae
her powder at Ellis Island yesterday morning ana W.
exon te the Brooklyn Maynard in the afternoon The
av,tara will remain Mt the NavyYard until the begin
MIN, of the next ascl year, jny /. when her es'ner
Sc' will he thoroughly overhaued and repaired
The reason for deerrRg the repairs uu July = the
scarcity Of funds in the Naval Department After ii"
eat, rs lceu ovcrhaacd "a battery vii he placed 1
h'ard and she will De fitted oui regular cruiser ii'
instruments held ling Ia the Government ana
- IN melting the observations viii remain oh board il
until the Taiapoosa arrives when thy WIZ hc
~c;r,reI to Washington. cant Chandler comInai'dii-
tbe vntsra and Of tc minor oiceik are 10 De "
b.ved and piaced on waiting orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
Vt,. TUgoW.-Yesterday afternoon n cOiorc'

4 BE-, Yesterday afternoon colorcd
woman called AT the Police Court and wanted heI lu
hand arrested throwing her over renee nhe -''u
80 ,l,a fetce was seven feet high and ms Honor knew
49, Ir M, -l,n,l sas small man, weighing not ever 10
unn.ds while rre wefyhE ncrrly 2oo
:. dnur oeiieve your story" he replied.
Its Dc soI.mn truf," she continued, rolling ny heT
eyes. -. ,a mn, ,,.vs tt,r,u-u vos
over 4. fouce seven feet hisi
Couldn't Le r. 49,
No Madam; It's m absurd story -. .
Walt mes,bc he couldn't" she sad amer noHfni
,at Ls will AZ he eyor xs chance. and wan klhs pal
behind Ia bars"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
ppopABI.E SUCCESSOR OF POLICE JUSTICE slIER
WOOD.

IL is now stated with authority chat Mayor
v,ctbam will submit 10 the Board Of Aldermen at
their meeting to-day the of Patrick g. Dnhy Tor
the Office of Police Justice made vacant By the death Of
,he tate Thomas ID. sherwood. Mr.. Dany Is man OF
about 80 years age who now occupies the position 81
Principal of Public school No. 2S he - also 'he ch"A
man OF the delegation frpm The Ist Assembly bisic' :"
tic T.uoaay Hall General Committee H. wndsgiy
recommended rs a candidate For the Police Jastcesh ny
Jo,,n ely and othrs During his boy hood he lived III
a. ulin GuDty Of rnis state gradusfed from
,,e s-,.o, Hall College aad sfterward from Ccamba
College Law school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
etea,nsL IN ITALY (ISr Thomson London r ". J, Hnrst
st.sushlp Marcos (BT. BaTrOws, Liverpool snow 4
Burgess. ,
Steamship South Carolina, Nio-erson Charleston. s c. j.
W. Qiniart
&
steamship Fxrprneni Alien Philadelphia James Hand.
London tsr1nDrl-
ship Morton. Ho~land 81, Francisco sifnonson q
Heves.
Rarl Rosetta Itai). Costa Dub.in. Sloc0vich 4 Ca
Bark Bandera Moro (ltal, NilnS, CoIstantIosio and
Odessa Slocovich e ca.
park MNf~a IAsuro, Lisbon Punch. Edve 4 CO.
Ear. N.A- arvis. CartegaS, hrr.. Son x CO.
Gnis-iPrd Oecami Ual) Marin-ro London, Punch.
Esye g Ca
BARK Sea Belle Crr 6ecgs, Dublin. Walker 4 Ranwick.
Alhion NsT. Larren, Icrbor ssven retrns, bock
mann q On
aak Lusd Austl seurch, Cora Falmouth for orders.
sloupyich Co