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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Supreme Court Circuit, before Judge
Van Worst John H. Platt assignee of the Market Saw
ings Bank obtained yesterday judgment OF $56l9S 90
against James Van Harnc, Its former President
In the suit Of Edward o. Darragh, the owner
otthe Rockaway Hotel against his neighbor, Joseph Nc
KIN, for SANDER In charging him with setting fire TO his
the jury the plaintiff verdict yesterday but only
FOR $50. n : - ..l...,fs I..'
In the suit Of John B. Greene against the
Mayor, in which the plaintiff recovered Judgment
against the city Monday for the third time the costs
81 paiDud were yesterday taxed at $3.50 20 AZ that
Judgment taken by default the Corporation Counsel
@prepAring papers 10 set II aside.
Judge Fancher, in the Cont OF Arbitration,
pas decided the ease Of Y. Couselsy Co. sgt william
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
A woMANs LIABILITY FOR HER HUSBANDS
DEBTS

In the suit of Willard agt. Conner, Sheriff,
ed in the Supreme Court Special Term, Judge Dono-
hue yesterday rendered Judgment for the plaintiff Mrs
Willard in complaint stated that she had supported
her husband until Aug 1874 and then turned him out
OF doors Immediately afterward an execution for one
of his debts levied part Of her furniture she sup
noting herself an adopted child and until them her hus
band by keeping a boarding house-for debt OF her
husband She replevied her furniture ON that execution
but there are other executions against her husband
ON which further levy is threatened She brought suit
10 restrain the sheriff and her husbands Judgment cred
iors selling her property; Judge Donohue holds
that as 10 the property she repeved she Is court cuso
dian Of H. and the Sheriff cannot again seize III as TO the
rest proved enough TO put the defendants TO
that IL ia not hers and they not having done that
they are enOned from any interference with her prop
erty on account OF her husbands debts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
srArEN ISLAND FERRY LITIGATION.

In the suit by the City against the New
York and staten Island Ferry Company, in which Judge
Van Worst recently enjoned the defendants from using
clip for the purposes Of ferry without license from
the city, a motion was made yesterday, In Supreme
Court, Special Term, before Judge speir to punish
William H. Pendleton the president Of the Company, for
violating the Injunction The adavts alleged that he
had had transfer Of the boats Of the defendant made TO
himself and svowed an intention 70 maze az, al a.nee
After reading the afdavx, Judge Speir adjourned the
matter until Monday Henry T. and julien Davies ap-
peared for the plaintiff; John L. Bnrrin and Sidney
Earfis for the defendants.
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TIE COuRT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. June Pain the Court of Appeals,
Thursday June a. 1870 tbs following argued
No. sl-PrOyost agt. Calyar-Argument resumed and
concluded. No 59-Myra SANFORD. appellant agt
Leila Sanford. administrative, DC. respondents
Argued by Mr.. Woodward Of counsel for appel
liant and by Keller for reSp0ndents No 92-ohn -
Taylor ami ano. respondents agt Thomas Hopper appellant
Submitted. No 93Margaret :. IL. Sheehy, appellant agt
Henry Burger Others Observation-Disclosures by N G.
Moak Of counsel for appellant and submitted for repondens
No. 76The Railway Company appel
liant ag Lewis H. Warner and ano respondentsArgued by
H. T. seeno counsel for appellant and by George b. Dan
forth for respondents
PROCLAMATION and adjourned TO Friday
June %, 1876. ..... .... ...l d..
Day Calendar for Friday June 25-Nos. 70. "a. o. ~
The Court VIII take from Friday June 3D. 10 Iues-
day. sept 81, 1875 No calendar will be made.
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SALES FROM Do o,CLOcK P. NJ. To CLOSE oP DUsI-
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK p. NJ
THURSDAY, June PIP. NJ.

lHURoDAr, June Zf-P. n.
After rather brilliant and somewhat excited
opening with prices from g to = per cent higher
than the final quotations of yesterday, the stock
market to-day soon lapsed into duness, accom-
panied by Decline finally closing with sort Of
rally which, however, left prices generally below
those prevailing at the close last night. The day
has passed without the public circulation of
calculated to influence either the real speculative
value of any particular stock and as before re-
marked, after the first half hour of busi-
ness the market for the remainder of tho
day wore very much the appearance of midsummer
duIlness. The leading stocks, as on yesterday, have
been Pacific Mail, Lake Shore, and Western Union,
the aggregate business outside of these being les
than 10000 shares. Among the miscellaneous Sc
curites dealt in at the Exchange. that of Mariposa
Land and Mining Company continues the prom
inence lately assumed by il, and shows an upward
tendency fair business for the day. The total
transactions of the day foot up only 100000 shares,
Of which 36, 100 were Western Union at 74is9
74osa744074l2 gain of os per cent /; Masposs
Land and Mining Company. 400 shares at 9S9ssS
9lsQ9la q gain of o. per cent; Preferred, 400
shares at 9G9ss69la, q gain Of d per cent Pacific
Mail, So 900 shares at 4O94Oi2 "a $685. a 0isa39L0
397sQ3sos 80 ga 3S i2d 39is@39, q decline OF 3
per centjUnion Pacific 700 shares at 1854 74a737
gain of u per cent; Atlantic and Pacific Preferred.
600 shares at 15ie0154, Q gain of Z per cent;
Pacific of Missouri. 800 shares at 509497s. a de-
cline of is per cent Northwestern $500 shares at
3Sas9377s, decline of i per cent Preferred, goo
shares at so, gain Of % per cent st. Paul 1000
shares at 33is033 ss932ss decline OF a per cent
Wabash, 400 shares at 7@7isa67s, decline
Of IL per cent; Ohio and Mississippi LOO
shares at 23is923ss, a decline of Is per cent:
Lake Shore, 47,4O0 shares at 62ss96l ga 62is9
61laa6laa 961 SEA 61ssa6li2, o decline of Il per
cent; Ere 6.9OO shares at 14ss41i9lfhaf10
14is, gain of u per cent Central and Hudson,
/, 700 shares at 1887 l027sa103 NO change Rock
Island, 500 shares at 1O3ls, no change; Michigan
Central 500 shares at 67i296s. and Hannibal and
St. Joseph, 800 shares at 23ig923l. decline Of \
PEE cent The market CLOSED quiet and devoid %
feature. The Opeains, highest. lowest aud closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
SHALL THERE BE A NATIONAL REFORM IN
WOMAN'S DRESS.

From The Ciereldnd leader.
Mr. Bayard Taylor, who was in Boston doing
the Centennial for IIlE NEwYORK Tribune writes with
great enthusiasm about the freshness the YOUTH and
loneliness the ladies Of the Womans Centennial Com
mttee dressed they in the costumes OF century
ago 10 the trained eye OF Mr. Taylor which has looked
upon female beauty under polar and troplc skies, the
"pain gowns Of dark stuff, high white aprons brown
kerchiess and white Iuled caps as seen at Boston,
were a vision of delight and he says that thore was
not gentleman present who did not take away the same
Impression. Something of the same sentiment VIII be
well remembered having prevailed here III Cleveland
at the Lady Washington tea party, given at Garrett
Hall few weeks ago There were present hundred or
more OF the ladies OF Cleveland dressed In Centennial
costumes and the uniform male remark OF the evening
was that so nany beautiful women had never been seen
together in Cleveland before. The philosophy OF II ali Is
that the masculine mind does not take enthusiastically TO
the cmbrosiy ornate tiedback drapery Of the present
period aud his wall for return TO the graceful SIM
ulicity of the olden time the IIowad OF THE Tribune
simply uttered a national sentiment VIII the ladies'
make note of II they do IL will probably be for the
purpose OF saying that That's just all man knows
about wOman's dress"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25

wnkiNs Co to shipments OF African fiber decid-
ing thai as 70 tho first shmsnt In dispute defendants
must pay the full proe, hut TO the later shipmentstbey
arc entitled 10 deduction Of ii per cent
Richard Tyler, Deputy Collector of the Xlth
Collection District, indicted time ago in the
United States Circuit Court for failing 10 make proper re-
turns Of his accounts 20 the Government Tyler IL de-
scri5od in the indictment officer OF tho United
States and yesterday his counsel Gen. Foser moved TO
qrash the indictment the ground among Others that
within the meaning OF the law, utyCoector Ia not
officer OF tie United States Judge Benedict reserved
his lpcsinn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
WHOLESALE MARRYING.


Two clipping couples from Kentucky were TO
they went parson some dozen OF their friends
men and women, stood up with them Tne clergyman
who performcd the ceremony the Rev. H. W. Jefies by
name married the whole crowd in this fashion: Gen
temen and ladies' do you agree to take those standing
which they all nodded The parties who oficated az
groomsmen and bridesmaids were terribly surprised
but themselves had been Joined in the ndissoluble
bonds OF matrmony.
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PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON

STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Consolidation Of sTONINGTON LINE and PROVIDENCE
LIN between NETWORK and BOSTON.
STONINGTON LINE,
FOR PROVIDENCE, NEWPORT AND BOSTON
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND, TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS and ATURDAYS, aid NARRAGANSETr
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, leave Pier So
N H., foot OF Jayst, at o p.
Through tickets to ali principal points in New England and
obtained at Railroad Depots and Hotel
Ticket Offices Staer0oms may be secured IN advance a the
offices Express Company and At 3l3 broadway
PROVIDENCE LINE.
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
The staunch and powerful steamships ELECTRA, MON
DAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and GALATEA
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, leave PIER
OF n. OF Robinson ST. at Direct route for
Worcester and all Northern points via Worcester.
Freight via either line taken at lowest rates
D. :. BABCOCK, Presiden
L. W. FILKINs General Passenger Agent
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Pant Ir.-MoNxLL. en-. J.
WIN Try short causes.
SPECIAL TERN-SPEIR, J.
SAme calendar e. Yesterday.

COMMON PlKAs-EQUITY TERN.-Adjourned for tho term.
TRIAL TBRM-PARr I-Adjcurned for the Term
pant Ill r. DAILY J. .r ..
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L. w. FILKINs. General Passer

DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD:-THE
tME AsD t TMIT ra . sTATEs MALI
G e9H sts s as follows:
WITH 1 Sats &c %
Eric H BV eanss s afs
neeng al CORY r0f fox SsS Petroleum Centre Oh
For Baltimore washington and the South "Lmed Wash
Rpnp %aTSr g cars daily s1cegg sunday
$40 Nsprs % of rT PhIpas i saRdey
$50 and Na P m at G9is5a7t aaa 49, II M
ss sssa. e. e. r. aha si5
5 E,s sfS ts 90 u.s. g. $ e SIC fS
, ESF s aart{s &C. 1ss y Ssd SIG SIG
fcr wosdbrdge AmDoy, and South Amboy and 10
For % s Nss fSD and sio 4io $50
For Kingston and Rocky Nm sdCA n q, and 41oPm
E EST fs%ss4aas s $50 M .a
For Pennington, PhlipsbuTg and Belsidere $50 m.
and sS%s,ss n5sns and Camden
% %, y M 10 20 a., o. ' and lhio H
For For FssSiSsaas and sa a and
For Hghsiown, Pemberton and Camden via Perth Amoo
70 For hHshtstowp and Pemesron t Can az,
s1y iSs an. nj And Ssn SS "a s.
6i9 e29 ea 10 ~ san m
day 8 10 GO 6O5. ll54 M, So go and 1927 D,
Ticket ofaces 500 and 944 Broadway No: Astor House
ana foot OF Desbrosses Cortlandtsts No Courtst
Brookyn and Nos ~. 1e and lis Hudson st. H'eoksn
ID. ~ BOYD IT., Gen. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Manager
THE FLUSHING NORTH SHORE. and
Il CENTRAL RAILROAD C0MPANY; 49,. NJ
short route TO babylon Bayshore sl 5ayvile and Pa
Leave Hunter Point ZOO a. m-Bsbyion way train. a.
Leave Hunters Point $50 m-Pa,chcsue man tram with
paror attached. .t.-.
Leave Hunter s Point 200 p. Patchogue way train
Leave Hunters Point 43O mPachogue express uatn-
with parlor attached
Leave Hunters Point 500 y m.-Islp way train
For particulars bills and small timetabes Also TOT
~ Farmngdae Central Park, Hyde fafk
Hinsdale stations Ferryboat leave NewYork
slip East River 30 minutes and foot OF Thirty
fourth river Is 10 the departure
trains fro Hunter sold and baggage checked
Thirty ourts oees sunday trains leave
Hunters FONT for Great Neck HemPtesd 0ar,en CITY
Patchogue, all stations at $50 aud 400 m
For Fushng College Point Whostone and all ntermodiate
statona III 6l5. 1000. HOO and l3O 3l5. 300 $50
m l. d. BARTON. superintendent
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via LONG BRANCH and

PHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH and
4 the NEwJEGsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from Now-YOrk TO Philadelphia only 81 %
Commencing MON DAY. June z, 1S75 the new stancn'
and cormodious JESSE IIOYT and TWILIGHT
connecting at sandy Hook with all trains, Will
Leave New York from Pier g. ~ r.. foot Of Rector ST.
945 a m.-For Philadelphia Long Branch Toms River,
Waretown, Vineand, and BTidget0n. -
loo m-For Philadelphia Long Branch, BarneSar luck
erOn and all stations
400 m-For Long Branch, Toms River. and Waretown
suniays-hron oath 800 Pier 3 N: r. $3.50
M arriving Long Branch Ills a. m Returning leave
Long Branch 90 D. arrive Pier $3.50 oath ST. Pier
7.IOp m WIN. =. SNEDEN, General Manager.
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2DU.......1O3is
Duetfr Mail

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT -1O4 O'CLOCK
AND 1Ii2 O'CLOCK A. NJ
gs520 Registercd. '65. US "a Registered. i5si
4.UOO. ."....... be l2Jal OIOD.'s..''..''
. FIRST DoARD-l0le O'CLOCK A. ~.
Sales of S1ate Bonds-Rairoaf Bonds-B1nk aud Rad
oud L .NL0cES.
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447a. .KaYanagh act. Roach.

GENERAL SEssIONs-HACKRrE R-Trmothy McCarty, VII
liam Ferris robbery Lewis Asher, Robert shorey, william
small Henry Wilson John Wilson, Peter Woods burgary
Nicholas Casaa Janio Areso feloious assault and battery
Arthur Hrsch Lewis School, jacob Grstna., VIM hOnanah,
Hopkns, Chis;man, Bridget Holland Arthur
Hartman Thos Clark Jacob StOer VIM. Wright fatr ok j.
Ryan Cornelius WIlkle Isaac Wen, Frank Gneich,
Peter Prulus Frederick Banded John y. Hutchinson James
Norris James White Peter kuhnen Robert Porter Grand
larceny Henry Il. SOurlcy false pretences Albert j. Adams
James Martin. JOIN SOlner Nicholas Boggy, ganDing
Michael Rine. ChaS Boyle Peter Mckinney, John MOOfc,
petit larceny WIN. f. Ii. Davis, forgery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25

John Reilly was convicted yesterday. in the Court
OF General under the act prevent cruelty 70 aui
mails and renanded The testimony showed that
lie " as engaged ia bringing about Cog fight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
IMPOSITION MRRCHA'

OPPOSITION MRRCHA LINE for
" ALBANY and TROY, landir 81 amer j. Is
SCHUYLER from Pier 80. =, MONDAYS,
WEDSEsDAYs and III II' fare, %
49, cahin with berth q llnalo. Freight
A. reduced rates -. HANCOCK.
siTNDAY EXCURSION o., Sis, landing at
Iona island Newburgh. = c., 4keepse Hhinebeck,
Caskll Athens, 81 return -cle o. arriving New'iork
day
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- O'CLOCK-sALEs BEFORE
TIE CALI.

SECOND BOARD-I O'CLOCK p. NJ.
safes Of State Bonds Raiiroaf Bonf5-Bant and Rad
road Shares-Erpress stocks. DC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25

DEGULAR Catskill line, up the creek
IL era New Champion walter Brott will leave Pier AZ
foot Of Canals daily Except sunday AZ pm. Fare %
cents Connecting Catskh with churchs Inc OF stages
and through sold 10 Cairo Durham WpdhSm aud AL
popts Wsss q geduSsd IAtoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25

DEOPLE" LINE FUk ALDANI oAhA IUUA
Springs Lake George and the North The Drew or 81 John
evening SUNDAYS rom Per ~
citing a. Albany WITH all rail-
the East North West Tickets saerocms
ir sae D0dds Once 94 Broafway also Csrters
Erprees Co. and at Fifth Avenue Hotel aud
baggage checked destination same as on the wharf an
NH-GREAT REDUCTION IN FAkE-FllsI CLASS
PASSAGE ONLY 81 90; DECK PASSAGE so CENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25

New-York, HAVANA & Mexican Mail S. s. Line.
~ Steamers leave Pier North Iyer at as follows
FOR HAVANA DIRECT:
CITY OF NEWYORK ........ THU RSDAI. July 1
CITY OF HAVANA TUESDAY, July IL
CITY OF VERA CRUz......., TIL URSDAY. July 10
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW-ORLEANS.
calling at Havana Progreso Campeachy Tnspan and apico
VII VI liAN ANA------. L, July 10
For freight passage apyy
T. ALEXANDIE & SONS, Nos 81 and 33 Broadway.
Steamers viii NewOreans June 20 for Vera Cruz
and n he eDorfs
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srPEgIoR CoUBr-TRIAL z
short
20is. .Thurber agt. Blum:
1887. .Kleinfelder agt sand
ford.
1868. Marsh agt Hachstaet
ter.
2O37. .McCahill agt. smyth.
1896. Anthony Agt Mo0Snn.
1860. Gray e<aL agt Martin
Of al.
zoos. Murphy OF o.. agt CHS
hOlme.
1901 Boyd agt. 0imstead.
l760. Plat OF q. Agt DIN
sfaaA
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-17

tx Town, - Senator Davenport
came up from the Capital yesterday
morning by rail, and will return to-
dav Billy Hill, Minute Clerk of
the Senate, dropped around day or
co siuce......C. A. Chaplin returned
from the Bay, yesterday...... Hon. c.
G. Stevenson, President pro tenn. OF
the Senate, came up from the Capital
on Friday afternoon, and was down
in silver looking after his extensive
mining interests, Notwithstanding
tbe prevailing Storm. Capt. Geo.
Atkinson, President of the Silver
Central Consolidated, and an old
resident of this district, returned to
San Francisco last evening. He will
call that place home for a time......A
number of San Francisco miners
have been prowling around viewing
the mines, looking up titles, etc. for
the past few days. Some are appre-
bensive that bonanza of immense
dimensions is about being unearthed
in this immediate vicinity.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-17
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Two freigh

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Two freight
cars broke loose near the Baltic
Switch yesterday afternoon, and col
lided with the up train from Carson,
near the Scales, considerably injur-
ing the engine and smashing several
cars. None of the passengers or
employees were hurt. 1t was thought
that the passengers on the down train
last evening would have to be trans
ferred, as they could not get the
wreck off the track to admit of the
passage Of trains.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-17

OUR MINES The following re-
ports are from Superintendent to
head officers in San Francisco, and
published in the Stock Report:
Dayton-Letter of the 10th says:
The east crosscut on Sd level is i'm
proving, it having more quartz of a
more promising character. Ore pro-
ducing sections are maintaining a
good appearance and are. producing
well. Letter of the llth says: There
are no changes of importance in the
mine since last report. Sinking the
main shaft is progressing favorably.
Letter of the 18th says: The mine is
without any material change and is
producing the usual amount of ore,
which is being daily delivered at the
mill, there now being about 1000 tons
of ore at the mill awaiting reduction.
The rock in the shaft continues to be
excellent blasting and good progress
is being made in sinking.
Cosmopolitan-Letter of the 1lth
saws: The seam of rich ore in face
of drift is improving; will raise on
it and from present indications it
promises to be extensive. Have
crossed the ledge in two places, 20
feet apart; the ledge is rich in both;
will start another tomorrow in rich
ore. Letter of the 18th says: Mine
has improved little since last
report.
Daney-Letter of the 9th says:
Work of prospecting the ore vein on
the 4O0-foot level progresses as usu-
al. The north drift is in us feet;
face of drift principally in porphyry.
South drift is ll2 feet; face of drift
in a mixture OF quartz and clay. NO
water in either drift to impede pro-
UrpSS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-17

Illegal The stockholders of
the Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.,
many OF whom are resident in Lyon
county where the mine is situated,
may not be aware that meeting was
called by the Secretary of the Com
pany, to be held on the 10. The no.
tice calling the meeting was inserted
in paper in Storey county, hence
any business transacted at that mee-
ting cannot be legal. The mining
laws of this State make it compulsO-
ry to publish notices relating to the
mines in the county where the mine
is located. We hear hints that a
game of freeze out is being played in
certain quarters. The coal interests
or Lyon county are valuable, and
those having stock should see that
they are not eucherd out of it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-17
ACCIDENT James Mclaughlin

ACCIDENT James Mclaughlin,
employed in the Niagara mine, stu
Ialed just above the Toll Gate, while
a' work, was severely injured by a
large piece of cement falling and
striking him on the head. The
storm of Thursday loosened the
ear'h around the top of the incline.
ne is getting along we'll, and will
soon be out again.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-17

The AMAZoN.-This mine, situa-
ted south of the Kossuth, is an old
location, contains 1900 feet, is now
being worked. Mr.. w. Il. Golden is
one of the principal owners. He is
also interested in the Niagara, and
until recently has been acting as
superintendent of the mine. Mr..
Golden has gone to San Francisco to
consult with the remaining owners
Oh the mine, see about getting it up
on the Board, and arrange about a
thorough working and development
|oi the property. 1t is thought that
IL is very eligibly located, and will
prove a good investment for the
owners.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-17

C0AsTING.--As our citizens were
debarred the pleasure of a genuine
sleigh-ride, many of the ladies, as
well as our 1913 younsters, availed
themseles of hand-sleds. Third
street was the scene of operations.
The sport was continued until late
hour on Friday night, and was gong
at full tilt at the hour this writing.
Charley Weeks sleigh ran into
pile of lumber; he was thrown off,
breaking one of the small bones in
his hand. We hear of no further
accidents, but a number of young
men feel very stiff in their knee
Joints from having drawn the sleighs
up the hill for the ladies' to ride
down. Some of them even complain,
think the sport not evenly divided.
There are people who would cont
plain under any circumstances.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-17
INNING STOCK REPORT.
Morning BONrN.

SATURDAY, January 16, 1871
~, ophir. $40. $50 b5; 245
lio2 Gnuld 4 Curry. 63, 65, GA
. ~ Mexican, 65, 63, 60
l 6oO Rest & Belcher, y, 70 s10, 7214
i Tx Savage, 175, III y, $50
ii a. Exchequer, $50 $50, 800
Ak Seq Belcher. 14O
49, 49, aaPto sos, SIS, sos
a 1o0 Gold Hill Quartz,
a0S Kentuck, 81, 2lA, ~
l lsO o DSr 50, 80, s1k
o oOs Empire Mill, 14k, Az, IA
OK sierra Nevada: % u, -, "A
15o Justice, $50, loo ,,
$50 Imperial, 20, lgH' ig'H 20 IVA
loo succor, 6h, Ga
AS Baltimore Con, ~ o. ook
9i0 Chollar- Potosi, s2h. 80 esn
Xxx yellow jacket. lat, Isl, l55
i i9o Confidence, 46, Al, 45
ia0 Union Con, "a, Sc, 50
$50 Globe, :, ~ ,ox
1880 Lady Bryan. IL, ii = lo2R
$50 Knickerbocker, 3, D
lax Hale & Norcross, GO, 81, 62
zoe Crown Point, 46, AZ, AZ b30
1850 Belcher, 5519, 57h, Sc b5
g7O Julia, II Il. II, Al
$40 Caledonia, ~, ~, Zo7a
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-17

w. r. RIsoN, odd Fellows Build
ing, Gold Hill, is now receiving and
opening the finest stock Of Crockery,
Glass and Chinaware that ever came
to the State. Choice Family Gro
ceries n speciality. Goods delivered
FREE to all parts of Gold Hill, Sill
yer City and American Flat.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-17
w. II. DOGGETT.

RELIGIOUS The Rev. Mr.. Jenny
will hold divine service this morn
ing in the School House, and in the
evening at DAYTON.