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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
P3SSENGERS SAILED.

POR ST. THOMAS. sc-Tn steamship Ontario March Is
August Scbreber and cbiires Joseph ACe iss A.
Bousss " Bllf, p Ricssd3 and wife Ml, 4 kefulg
Prsuas Mors Ma"r Fechet hos Kohn Adofo Ba;ors y
Marquee Grsrger H. John D. Cores tAas Jackson,
children L. Scheens and WIFE Mrs John NIl sms sot
children q. W. Twreh T. Roe Edward surrie Ihomss No
Cuck scan Peter Belts G. Goldsukkes All wife, b. Vos sad
wife. J. t. De Mstt
POa uAMBURG-Tn steamship Herder March 23-Og'en Hg.
gerry Glover Mary Cd drsH. Geo Meyer,
Geo H. Lawreace Mrs Lawresce Miss Louise lawrence ehsA
sehw schmidt Ms MARI LInze. r. Msyers Nrs Rosa
berger Miss Msrths Isaac SteoesHn No
Ie Higgins Jas A. Travtrs r. Mrs. Pf Max Bueh
e Bell Isssc Levy Herman Sonsg. Mn The'e Foasut Dr.
BENJAMIN W Robert Kru Mrs AaAi Kru Master Wdsn
Ku Mss Kru Mrs Johanne Sachs Jeanie Rs sIA
lufan Aas.e Raphael Rics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

In the Supreme Court, Circuit, before Judge
Lawrence the Of suit OF George Dale against
the Delaware Laekawanna and Western Railroad Com
psny resulted yesterday In verdict for the painiiu
I,o Companv after leasins the Morris and Essex Rail-
road ran their broad gauge on Dridge over tue
Passaic RIVER Intended for tho narrow-xauge cars OF
the Morris aud ,sox Railroad. The plainttrs elbow.
resting the window Vt tho car, was struok by an
upright Of tho bridge. aud brokou. Tue jury awarded
him t20O0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
CIVIL NOTE3.

Motions for new trials in the Marine Court
will be heard to- morrow.
The March Term Of the United States Cir
cat CoIrt, clv side. judge Sapm "a presiding, opened
yesterday Tao equity calendar and tho motion caen-
dar were called aat after disposing OF motion IN
pttent case, the Court adjourned until to-day jude
Sapnap announced that III all probability Judge Wood
rdY would have sufficiently recovered to attend TO
business in less tnau three weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
OBSERVATIONS AT TOXIC.
REPORT OF NJ. 8. DAY, U. 8. N.

hEPoRT Of NJ b. DAY, u 81 NJ
TOXIC. Japan Jan. %, 1875
Hon GEO. W. RoDHsos, Secretary Of the Navy
SIR ): have the honor to inform you that
In compliance with request received from the Impe-
rial Household Department. exhibited and explained
10 His Imperial Majesty, the Mikado tho transit Aof
Venus on tho 9th OF December last I was also suo-
oessul In getting of with the a.,
sistanoe Of my associate MI Arai unosk0 COMICS VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
DUTIES OF sURErIEs ON BAIL BONDS.


DuArORY PERFORMANCE or DUTY by DEPUTY
sHEEIFFS-CoNDUCT OF FAIfHLESs LOVER.
Kate Hissolg some time ago sued William
Hart In te Superior Court for breach OF promise ot
marriage 8ul seduction. An order OF arrest was
granted against Ii IT. the BAH b5ng fixed at 1900 ana
Daniel Schmidt and Gcor!e Dumser became bis ball.
Miss IL ssung obsanel verdict Of $500 against Hart,
which, with COSTS sweed the judgment to s'I1 3l An
execution against the boIy OF Hrt was issued 20 tAe
Senl Oct ., 1874 which was returnabe Ia Cd days
Ga Jan. H. 1915 moro than month alter the return
day OF te execution the bail surrendered the defend
ant Ga jan Is. 1885, IL rt gave bail Oh tae limits On
Jan. ~ ac Sicrf returned tho oxecntioD Defendant
not fod0." Two days Iater the plaintln DeSSu SUI
uEdiast the DdiI, WHO lnIutddteit aItcFMdiu
applied 10 bo exOnerdtcd 10 JldEo Cur
tis Superior Court, Hpecial Ierin Inc
apple alton WAS made all !dVts or Daniei
ami the Defendant. Schmidt IL his am i4Vit
slated naC tho dufoldInJ had been, TO MS own knowi
cdsr ia tAs city continuously sluee MS nras arrest IN
dctoI amcDlOlo any and &c all times to the pro
cess OF COur,, aud cOGld al any time have Decn
Slcril. II hc mad chosen 70 do 3d. on Tue
execution That when, jan II, no took Sherhs
Depnty VITA nim u make the Surrculer Hart wHDKy
went with hm. Htr6 blmsef says that he was always
telGing to s ordinary business nc MS sto:e and lnat
i d. ,uty sheriff twIco " MIN there vita the exc
cutOE ASKING BIN If he was gong To arrange IT, nut
did no. arfesG hn auth has odifs Dcpdty ohefH cLue.
al GTcesy. luo attOE-
neg swrars information tats tue plain
ul'S lOtner mad promised Schmidt that ne
should lVsj nothia. 81 Deins her SoAs Dali. Inc
motion Va denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
JURISDICTION OF THE MARINE COURT.

In the case of Alexander agt. Bennett, the
Superior Court, GonrrIl Iorm after two hearings, de-
cdcd that tue act OF 1874 authorizing tue transfer OF
civil suits for $1,000 to tao Marine Court
CONSTITUTIONAL aud that the order transferring the
SAT- was valid. Tat sui: Tor money demand on
contract aud for about g. 80 Soon after the case OF
Do Hart ast Il ;fus HLtcn, SANDER suit came before
the Supreme Court, General Term, on the same cues
tion this tins Involving tho act Of 1874 and an Older
act authorizing ta3 sending Of suits IL libel SIAN
der, aud assault AMI battery to the Marine
Court. In that case, tho General Trim. Judge Dinics
.lyh- al ot1Orate OPINION, decided DUth acts uncOn
stuJOIa sltor la Co cndrt - III not 90 depr yea
OF Us protection. except by his consent. Moan
while, me case Alex inder a2iins6 Bennett was
arsu1d in III, Court OF Appeals, by AgcrnOn ,. Sullivan
for appel ant ant spclI,sey Breen Tor tne re-
spJn Before deciding that appeal the judges OF
tie COurt Appeals seut for judge DAnless opinion
Yesterday they rendered their decision, reversing tue
decision VI tue superior Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24


Im,ou Dorsey Jone, (yerl Patterson,
anibnny Eimunis, Logan, Robertson
Hont,rli Ierry (fichl, McMilip Sargent.
D~nre Freln Mtcb.i. Sherman,
1rrn.iIe Harvey, Morrill, (Mal, Spencer,
Cameron (Ws Hitchcock, Morrill, VIII Msdlesn'
sIr'si,peg Howe. Morton West
$1,000 $1,000 irx.Is Paddock, Wiajom-33.
CIssiHi
Jsayard. arts htrnan Serrasos'
BOgg Denns,. M MH uauls
BOOTH cof"o",
Captrfoa, yohHson Clenn.l norooa' nyhnyT, n,
COcxr8, yo1Is tfIi'i !."'S'SP, """'"' -o'
Cocper htia SinisDhry,. - 49,,
IL giving his vote, Mr.. ROBERTSON (sep., 9. c., said
he would vote for resolution because IL approved OF
the action OF the President suppressng domestic yo-
rho legality OF the State Government Ia louisiana.
Messrs. Hamlin, CoDOver OSlesby, aud Cameron
HeunJ who would have voted la tho Affirmative were
nired with Mes-r5. Merrimon Johnston (Ni) ana Ne
Douald and RInSOm. VINO wOnld nave voted III tue
negative. The following Senators did nos respond when
thoir names were called. aud no announcement was
meds that they paired: Messrs. Acoru Clayton.
DAVIS Ferry 20, Conncctlcun. Hamilton, and Wright,
Republicans, and Messrs. Elton aud GoldtiWalto,
Democrats. . -,.,
The question then being adopting the resolution OF
Mr. Frellnghuysen, as amended by that OIL MI. An
thony II was agreed to-Yeas, 80; Nays "a.
TIE resolution. as passed. reads as iollows:
ent In Lohana watch W r Kellogg 10 tue Lrscuise AM the
peope domestic violence and 10 enforcing mo
law. VI the United States ~ that STATE. Is approved
Tns Committees on Public Buildings and Grounds, on
were authorized cit during the recess II the senate
Tue Senate then. at IJ5 D. M, on the merton OF Mr'
SHERMAN proceeded " the consideration OF Executive
business. a.. ,.-
Ate O'Clock the doors reopencd, and tho Senate
adjourned till IA O'Clock tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
PdSSENG ERS ARRIFED.

FROM LIvERP0OL-Tr steamship Wisconsin, March 23.-dA
Kcenal A Tucker, G. Petit den Miss Petit W. Student
Me- Mira Cousins Miss Ode, Miss Ps.Ioca. Aiss
Couch, Miss bsstol MIR Harper. Mr. Meter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
MlNIATrRK ALMANAC

Sun SO tes..... O;lO Moo rses.... 0o8
sJu w.rEs rsr pAf-As
Sandy ioot COS Gov. isand $40 Hell Gate Ferry .ll23
Sandy Hook. 922 Cows Dd. 800 Hell Gate Ferry lllS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
SUPREME observation-disclosures j.


90. CLARK, receiver, sgt. Cronk.
right. &c.
l02. Hart agt Petit, he.
10. .numes axt Cutler, iInpPd.
27l. Cornell agt Slater &c.
272. Coda SgL Chicago and
Northern Paciae Con-
s.tuctioa Co.
213. Rooney AT. Lsssre.
27i..Pelaeld, &e., ast James,
H.
, BRADY and DANIELS, u.
l69. .Gopsill ays. Decker ana
leo. .LeanerS BNak n. Y. agA
bisney aud ano.
1911. Marvin ACT. Prentice 81 al.
1872. Walsh sgt Mehrbaeh
ld3. Hart sgt. TAYLOR el al.
l04. Fraser agt RasseA asd Ir.
xis Mig. 20. ct al
lG3. .pedrriek o. al agl Meal
lister.
100. Moody and sno. sgt PEN.
lo7. .strong, receiver. he, ayt
N. Y. LassdTy Mfg. Cs.
uAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

81. within. err. sst Gran.
219. .Rvexwsa agt Ryckmsn.
ITO. Pratt and abo. sgL Por
81 al.
$50. Palmer et al. sgt Dixon
elal.
100. .OdeIi sg'. Oieli.
2Oo. w hetler sgt. Dooty OF AZ
2O7. FLY sgs Coat Liie ms.
40. .viela set. Mest
ljt..Hslsleri at. Seaman.
2jI. First u. 0o01er,tive T.. b.
X. Co. asI DOres ana
252. .Peit,raV' Rl2slR. i9pra,
&c. s.al.
~. .Mesisaose at. MARTIN AID
a4J.
1858. Same act. s1ms.
CIHCUir-Parr u
4J2i2.Clsrs sgt. CoeksE,il aud
anO.
ll5S. .Dlltpa agt. Bradley.
ll76.. Ltvrelcc .gi. Cecil.
1876. do inslly AZ. Frost and
alO.
$50. .Chrsial Ggt Hir'.
fjS. .Reis ct al. sgt. Schmsl~.
IOV0..L ~ agL Metropolitan
ms. c..
l00)a. Levy ~. Ststs La. Co.
o. Missouri.
77S. .SaucseJ and aDo. agt. Nor
Tis . al.
1874 Ives s-' CrOsley.
Is "a. Ninss0r at. Def5T.
1887. Van Wal'hof,n at. New.
comb and alo.
$3.50. .HArsii sg'. The Mayer, k-.
loZ6. .Dfes agL The Mayor. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

rari from Jn1rc Douohuo In Supreme Court Chambers
re,urnablo ~ the Supreme Court General Term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

Edward H. Bennett alias William H. Watson
having committed acts Of hsaiueat bsntupt
VA. held Yesterday Shields bait The
sg.ias, Bssse Hayes Co. Iqaor Dealers Of
BuaO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
PART II.-ltjOaned for the Tern.
MARINE CouRr-TRuL IHRN-PARr L-sPAULpIsa. J.

1895. scovilie sgt Batter ct al.
1873. Smith ana sno. at. Han
burger asj ano.
1868. .CohorR agt S.dcnbarZ
1925. Richard ngt B,!lef.
1853. .Kaiser at. Atmami.
1881. .Metzser at. Berge.
1854. BOYD agt. Lyon sLd arc.
1886. .keiseF, jr., AID aas. az.
Brad.
1885. .Melleu {, al. sst. Avery ct
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PART Ii.-SBgA J.
1891. .Crsner sgt Which e. al
PARr UI.-JO.CHlySES, J.


1891. .Crsuer sgt Which e. al
PART HL-JoscHIEsES. J.
2ol6 Bos,rd sgt RyaO upd AeIanie ss coofernsA
2Ol7. Same agL same.
GENERAL SESSIONS - SUTHERLAND. John Mtdes, Frines
hcArie. Thomas Kennedy burglary Join 81 b.ne Bar La
than sch- fOaoas assault and battery JOhc Leonard chnna
Nelson, ". A.bin Aser grand iaroenG John
Younger Beckhod kgerT MfgAret Byos, receiving
stolen goods William Stevens MARI AcCrEaY Jacob H. Soue Ies
larceny; Anton Eberly concealed
OYER TEExrsRR-BARRsrr, J-Bry,a Lawreres oob-yi
George Smith burglary; Wisa Carroll John Dreshe grand re
William H. CdaDb false Thomas Sinisb Oett aTeenY
CoURr APPR.Ls-ALBAST T. Msrch 23The following 10
for WedResia harca 2S
nos l46 lA7, I45, $50, l5l. 303 305, l53.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

U..St. N'ch. ms Go. sgt ner.
~ Y. and u Fns. 90.
s3l .Kmberson agt. WLi1ei.
JI7. Fans, sur., &c. a.t Fargo,
Pest
S23. LEN ani arc. agt. Moris-
ana ). Is. Go.
9c0i2. Shay ACT Sm.lton e, al.
O23..Oes,rcd aai eco. sgL Gill
bert.
1857. Wilkinson agt. Gin.
1879. Lo-d e. a.. att Smith.
1903. McCiCskeg sVt. Frsaee.
1865. .Mlger agL The MAYOR kc.
2t29. Met. Gas lighl Go. sgt The
Mayor, &c.
1888. .Kocaief sgL Dlbernis Irs.
Co. o. Ono.
1913. .SinclHr ana ano. sg,. The
Masor. &c-
EC?ERioR COURr-GsvgRAL
TRIAL rERM-PAnT
1915. Na,Iossl Trus. CO. efS. \.
agt. Gleason.
go. .Cafhn9ton act. Wsri.
800. .HetiietOn sgi. Matthew
05S. .Lal3Os agt Bsmbe.g~r.
049. Bowen sgt. Wstcott. Pres,
&c.
I0ll. Graves art. Flash.
3i3..Bro.iie a... 0Bden, ShG,
Sc.
1881. .Sisr,n sgt. Fl,nsg,n.
PAKr II.-P
1922. .DuFy act. Breanao. SID,
Sc.
l0l2..B0iins sgt Coilin..
llIG..A,iai-e sg,. Oiiie and ano.
lO64. .Thur5er sgt N-Abdreu.
1926. ia sgt. brSnigau.
1889. jameson AT. Materbury
& al.
Sf2. .LunIY ogt G1b'c.
ITO. .MOtr sgt. Stevens
INA. .CushI1sn aud aG0. sgt. 81
Lis and suo.
COMMON PLsAs-GEsERlL TErx.
TRIAL Tgaa PAs
l4l2. Brandt sgt. Brennan.
1923. Pei sgL ConoVer.
1893. Davis at. Brown.
li1i. .Goodhesr. sgt Deyoe.
0raer-l626. .ifass agt. simpson.
lID8. .Pisa aZt. Napier.
1881. .Qdinn sgt Crawford.
1850. Calender sgt. Oliver.
l24S. National Bo'chcrs and
D-oyers bank sgl.
GIrcbv
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Lssnss of Lau an { fuet.

$50. .Rabs sgt. Law. err ~.
26l. .Uoubie ACT. voltenirg u
al.
2e2. Adams sgt The Prs.i II
tos Del and Had. Csa-
Co.
: 263. Church at Wsliros ct Il.
26t. q 'sv It. Green ct al.
26S..first kst. Ore 4. and D.
60. sgi. Absierdsn.
20o. .Todysd AT Pomeroy 81
267. .T5- savo-. tc.. az. Hav.
IT,. et al.
2Go. FREEDMAN sgi Mccormack
210.. Ra'ler. ". tgt Rs'ser, ".
27l..ApftJn art Wak-r, ct a.
..Reillg egt. Dillon 81 al.
27f..R,s al. Johnson et 81
w ysTrKsJK. J.
2i0S. HE Peoyl,, Le. N.Y.
rel. stewart AFT. As
tlosT.
1880. .Dosney sg;. Tbs Mayor.
Ne.
1853. .Nahrr sgt. Th. MAYOR, Ia
lDjS..KsJne3Y SGT Leonard.
21Jl. Io.isyi. The Mayor. Re.
1874. .aoTwsik steam FIoigbtlng
&c. agL LaSs a Cargo
40 Steam Collier Co.
2233. .fGse az. ussO. err.
&c. es al.
1903. bod ge AIT. The Isyo,, he.
1872. .Cresmer ag'. TIE MAJOR.
sc.
G72. Kelly. sim'r, sat. N .R
v. T. SO. snf 800.
lC9iia. .Hymaa at. Bro1l.
1875. .FerrgiD agL Midas sst
lwngsCz. J.
cas-. wohr 2, y .gt Pelt.
l..Cunninghsm at MARTA
etal.
PAID Laos act. Kelly. sher-
IN, Sc.
si3 u. .S,r Il al. sgt. Rec et 81.
537..henjea Tool 90. sgi.
Morgan.
5j3. NoNamaFs aet. Ws,kLu
Mar Bank
557 Z. Rail sgt. Tie M,yor. &c.
1907. .Thofp ssL Brennan. Sl'f.
&c.
lll9. .SlDats sg', tn. MAYOR ks.
1881. Saunders 81 al SO. Rob
erts, lIspl'd, &c.
1851. .Shea an sgt. Ito Mayor.
s35. .Bowman AT. Matthew
isu-idiournsd for the Term.
.-MOSzLL. Ca. J.
lO5l..L,ughran ct al sgt Mol
lbs etal.
62l. .Sesman sgt. 0'CsllG.haa
eisL
9S5. Cobb AIT Wood.
9iI..S,a.Ford Pavement Co. sgt
Molheiinsr.
9Gl..Auiier eSi. steio.
Sol. Lewis sgL hanhaitsa
Glove 60.
697. Bans az. Moore.
.EDxAY. J.
ll76. .Yoll sg. World Nut. Life
lbs. 20.
1905. .G.anbsrg sgt Farley aud
enO.
1882. .Harinoton and ano. at
Dalr.
l09l. Beck ags Thorburn OF al
iUl6. .smi b and aao. agl
SDrxgue.
1852. Lawrence ct oil. sgt Cabot
Adorned until Monday. April 8.
l. -ROBissOs. J.
1919. .ssme sgt. Stafford.
62i. Patterson agi. Brenp,n.
617. Hamilton agL 4-d.st ss1
GrsbI-st. PeTry RI 90.
907. .PerT. sdm'r. at. Ma
M1i. Life los. Co.
1912. Starr agt Van yflkes-
LGrgh.
25l q. Tolmsa at Conner
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-30
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 276
U. S. SURVEY NO. lOl.

y. o. DNhf NJ. iUf
TT S. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
u . Nevada, May &c, 1S75.-Notice is here
by given that William $. Wood, G. W. Deyo,
J. P. Sweet, Levi Chapman, Jacob Smith and
John b. Gallagher have this day, by Vim. s.
Wood, their attorney in fact, whose Post Once
address is at Virginia City, Nevada, made APP
plication for U. Patent to four hundred 400
linear feet Of certain vein or lode of quartz
or other rock in place bearing gold. silver ard
other precious metals, and known as the
LADY ALLEN LODE, and MARY ANN co. S
Claim, situate in the Devils Gate and China
town Mining Districts. Lyon county, Nevada,
the same extending four hundred feet in a
northerly direction from the location notice
post No. y, along the line of said lode, and
embracing the same, with all its dips spurs,
angles and variations with surface ground
two hundred l200) feet i'll width, and de-
scribed on the Plat and Field-notes, ON file in
my office, as follows, TO wit Beginning at
Post No. /, located in Silver City townsite,
about 800 feet northwestefly from the Dayton
Hosting Works, whence bears smoke-stack of
Buckeye Hosting Works N 374 deg E.;
smoke-stack of Succor New Hosting Works
N. lSs. deg. W.; Flagstaff on Mt Davidson N.
81 deg 40. min W.. the NV. corner of See. 49,;
T. l6 N, r, n E., NJ. d. NJ; S. 50 deg. W. 45s
feet and running from said Post No. /, LIST
course, s. 26 deg. 40 min E.. (alone the East
ern boundary of Dayton Cos U. S. Survey, N.
GO deg) 200 feet to Post No. 2; thence I'd
course, N. IAN deg f. 400 feet to Post No. 8 !;
thence Sd course. N.26 deg.40 min. W. 200 feet
to Post No. 4: thence 4th course, S.12l, deg. w.
400 feet to Post No. l, the place of beginning.
containing l 1900 acres, bearings expressed
from true Meridian magnetic variation, Ign
deg. East.
This Claim IL bounded on the West by the
Dayton Gold and Silver Mining Company s
claim, and on the North, East aud South by
unknown claimants. The location of this
claim is Of record. and may be found in Book
H." page 273, Of the mining records OF said
DEVILS Gate and Chinatown Mining Districts.
kept in the Office Of the Mining Recorder in
silver City, Lyon county, Nevada
ApOLPHUS WATT, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-30

The Enterprise of Friday says Last even
ing about o'clock q shooting ARRAY occurred
near the old Ophir dump, in which John L.
Moore received bullet in the left arm, below
the elbow. The full particulars of the case
did the shooting, stated that Mr.. Moore came
to the house where he tMcNamaral lives, and
which he rents of Moore, broke in the door
aud ordered him out, at the same time max.
ing hostale demonstrations with pistol.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-30
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES

San Francisco. May 2?th.-Deccration Day
was celebrated here to-day. by flags at half
mast throughout the city. march by the
Grand Army. music, prayer. addresses, firing
of minute guns, etc.
Portland. Or, May 2oth.-Judge Shattuck
has issued an injunction in favor of the new
ly elected President, CASTOR, to compel the
present officers of the Oregon Central Rail-
road to deliver the rolling stock and roa l
over 10 him. The injunction was resisted
and things are in a muddle.
THE remainder Of our report is without
the least interest, and must have been COM
piled by some one who just loves to send
"bosh" over the wires
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-30
SIX PAGE EDITION.
Burning Of . Catholic Church
In Massachusetts-Fc Loss
OF Life.

Another tale of horror and inde-
scribable suffering was waited over
the Geographic wires from South
Holyoke, Massachusetts, on Thurs
day, which tells of sixty-six men,
women and children, perishing In
the flames of burning Catholic
Church, and the wounding and Sc
rious injury of many others. The
entire particulars are too horrible to
relate in detail. The following is q
telegraphic account of the accident:
One of the most terrible disasters
in the history of the States occurred
tonight, in the burning Of the
French Catholic Church at South
Holyoke during the evening service,
involving the death of sixty-six
men, women and children. The
exercises had nearly closed, and a
vesper service was being sung, when
the decorations on the alter caught
fire from a candle, and, the walls be-
ing low, the flames streaming up the
building set it on fire. The audi
ence numbered about seven hun
dred. The people in the body of
the church escaped, but on the
stairway leading from the gallery
human beings were packed in
dense mass, struggling to reach the
floor, and as the flames rushed to-
ward them many leaped to the floor
beneath and were trampled to death.
The gallery skirted both sides of the
building. with only one entrance
from the front. The scene was fear
full while it lasted, for the whole mas
over in twenty minutes. Besides
sixty-six dead, there are enough IA
tally wounded to carry the loss of
life up to seventy-five. The priests
exertions to keep order were fruit
less. The screams of the living and
the means of the dying made a
deafening tumult above the orders
Of the pastor, who worked most
heroically and was personally in
strumental in saving many. Many
were palled out by the arms and
iCCt 81 DhuiN Jul hOu tiidt thON iiNNN
but a few hours, the flesh peeling
from them on being touched. Some
were taken out with scarcely any
flesh remaining on their bones. The
Sisters of Mercy from the Convent
were soon on hand, caring for the
wounded and holding services over
the dying. Those who were too
badly burned to be moved were
put under the effects of morphine
and passed away without struggle.
About the morgne and in the streets
the wailing of the multitudes was
pitiful to hear. Several members of
one of the hose companies were
playing ball near the church when
the fire broke out, and the relief
steamer was ont tor practice, so the
Fire Department was promptly on
the spot. The scenes at the doors are
described as terrible. They were
blocked with struggling people seek
ing exit. The outside people cleared
the way several times, but as often
it would become blocked up again.
Windows we're broken open and
several escaped in that way. The
whole affair was over in fifteen min
utes. Many people were badly in
jured by jumping from the gallery
windows.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-30
Application for Patent,
NOTICE NO. 277
U. S. SURVEY. NO. 103.

U. S. SURVEY. NO. 103.
II S. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
u Nevada, May ~, lS75.-Notice is here
by given that the Vivian Mining Company"
corporation existing under and by vir-
tue of the laws of the State of Califor-
mia, and whose principal place of business is
at San Francisco, California, has this day, by
H. NJ. Yerington. its duly authorized agent,
and a stakeholder therein, whose Post Office
address is at Carson City, Nevada, made ap
plication for U. S. Patent to sixteen hundred
(l60O) linear feet of a certain vein or lode of
quartz or other rock in place bearing gold.
silver and other precious metals, and known
the MIDAS LODE and VIVIAN MINING
cos claim. situate in the Devils Gate and
Chinatown Mining Districts Storey county,
Nevada, the same extending 1900 feet in a north
or northeasterly direction from Post No. !
1.-THE point of location along the line of said
lode, and embracing the same, with all its
dips, spurs, angles and variations, together
with surface ground 300 feet in width, and
described on tine Plat and Field-notes on hle
in my office. as follows, to wit Beginning
at the South Centre Post No. /, located on
southerly stope, about "a mile north of Sill
yer City, and whence bears the Globe CONSOLE
dated Hosting Works, n. II deg. W; the
smoke stack of the Trench mill S. deg. W.;
the Smoke Stack of the Kossuth HoistiD 9
Works $. 81 deg. E.; and the 4 section cor
ner on the West line of Section 0, T. l6 N, r,
81 E., NJ. d. NJ; $. min. W., 1922 feet, and
running from said Post No, l, LIST course n.
20 deg. W., 100 feet to Post No. 2; thence I'd
course, N. 20 deg. E.. 5s7 feet to Post No. s;
thence Sd course, N. 80 deg, q min. E., 1000
feet to Post No. 6 thence 4th course, s. 20
deg. E., 200 feet to Post No. 7 f.; thence 5th
course, S. 80 deg, q min. w, 1000 feet to Post
MOI; thence 9th course, S. 20 deg. W. ,5S7 feet
to Post No. 5 thence 9Th course, N. 70 deg.
W, 100 feet to Post Mol, the point of begin
ming, containing l6-l00 acres. Bearings ex-
pressed from true meridian magnetic varia-
tion, 16h deg. East,
This Claim is bounded by no known claim
ants. The locations of the claim are of rec
ord and may be found in Book 8 c." page 337
of Miscellaneous Records of Lyon County,
and kept at the Office Of the County Recorder,
at Dayton Lyon county, Nevada and in Book
"a" of Locations, page 449, Storey County
Records, kept at Virginia, in the Office of the
County Recorder of Storey county. Nevada.
ADOLPHUS Waltz, Register.
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Legislature, 1875, are on our table, through the
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