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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-23
NJ. G. HICKEY, Chairman.
D. F. NORTON, SEC.

ELECTRICITY FREE.-The tele-
graph Office in this place is located
in the corner Of a saloon, little
place being partitioned off for the
operator and his instruments. The
ground wire of the battery is attach
ed to water pipe, as is usually the
custom when such pipes are convent
ent. In the saloon is'a free drinking
room supplied with water drawn
from pipe which has an
underground connection with
the pipe the electric wire is
fastened to. A tin cup is
chained to the second pipe, so that
when a man takes hold OF it he is in
connection with the batteries OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company
in Virginia City, as well as with the
local battery here. No sh eek is felt
unless the current is thrown on TO
the ground wire by the operator.
This he sometimes does as. from his
little Office in the corner, he sees Il
man approach t. drink with whom it
is safe to practice u joke. When he
puts the cup 10 his lips the switch is
shifted and the shock is in>tantane-
Gus. The effect is said IN be very
amusing. The thirsty individual has
no idea where the peculiar sensation
proceeds from. aud wonders that it
should be felt on'v an the applica.
tiou OF the cup u his lips. 1t is an
excellent and ctteetua! way for getting
rid OF old buns.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-23
Anti Chinese.

A second mass meeting Of citizens
of anti Chinese sentiments was
held in Dayton on Saturday even
ing. when the following memorial
was unanimously adopted and or
dered sent to Congress
To the Senate and House of Repre-.
scntdticcs Of the United States:
The citizens Of Lyon county, Ne
vada, irrespective OF party, in mass
meeting assembled, at Dayton, on
the goth day of May, 1876, do re-
specially memoriallze your hon
orable bodies as follows:
That we view the emigration OF
the Chinese to the Pacific coast as
an alarming evil-a great injury to
the prosperity of the Pacific States :
and that if it is permitted to con
tinue it will spread from state to
state until every portion of our
common country will feel its blight
ing effects.
That we believe it to be the duty
of Government to protect by all le
gal means the labor of its citizens
from being brought into competi-
ton with the servile hordes of Chi
nese, who are tiocking in vast num-
bers to our shores, and who are un
fitted ever to become citizens of the
Republic.
We therefore most earnestly petit
ton your honorable bodies that
prompt and decisive measures be
taken, either by a modification OF
the Burlingame Treaty or by other
legal means, to prevent the further
emigration OF Chinese to the United
States.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-23
PERFECTION Nothing i. more

PERFECrIoS.- Nothing is more
diticult To attain than even a conf
parative degree of perfection. In
profession. and scholastic attain
ment- proficiency may be acquired
bv wears of self-tenial and hard
study, but in some branches OF trade
a fine taste. Keen sense OF the beau-
ties As presented to the eye or sug
gested To the fancy, are needed. III
anyone will visit the magnificent
dry goods establishment OF A. Naen
berg, No. 90 South G street, they will
observe by his elegant stock of
goods that they have been selected
by one who thoroughly understands
his business.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-23

ANNUAL MEETINGs.-At the regu-
lar annual meeting of the Silver
Hill Mining Company, to held IN
San Francisco on Monday, the 18th
inst, the proposition will be con.
sidered TO increase the capital stock
of So. 400. 900 in "a 600 shares. to
SlO,SO 900 in los, 900 shares.
The regular annual meeting OF
the Crown Point Mining Company
will be held at San Francisco on
the 9Th OF June next.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-23

BIRD CAGEs.-Mr. f. W. Gowen,
of the variety store, yesterday re-
ceived lot of bird cages from the
Bay-all patterns and styles of arch
itecture. This live business man has
his ewes constantly open TO the wants
of the public, and his store is among
the best stocked establishments IN
town. The cages are for sale with
or without the birds.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-23

CANARY BIRDS Mr.. Gowen has
received lot of Canary birds from
San Francisco, good singers,
which he will sell at reasonable
price;. They are thoroughbreds,
and are just what every housewife
should have to cheer her rooms.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-23
street Quotations.

SP. M-Yellow Jacket, 3Tks; Mexican,
SSH. AXIS; Could + Curry, l6'. b; Best h
Belcher, 81 Sb. STA; Savage, iSi,b; Imperial,
6isb: Alpha. 65b; Con. virginia. Ass; Cali
fornia, soab: Union. l2',s; Silver Hill, Oh;
Caledonia Sab: Eureks Con-. la; Sierra Ne
vsaA. l6a.b; ophir 5d'.b; lady Bryan. soca;
Exchequsr, Alb; Chollsr. e3s; Crown Point.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-23

O'Donovan Rossa arrived in Viz
ginia City on Sunday. He was met
a, the depot in Gold Hill, by the
Emmett, Montgomery and S.rsfela
Guards. who escorted him into Viz
uini..
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-23

CAPITAL INCREASED The stock
hol ers of the Original Gold Hill
Mining Company have decided to in
crease the capital from $3,000,00O to
$40, 000, 900, in 100000 shares.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-23
New INCORPORATION. - Article

New INCORPORATION. - Articles
OF incorporation were filed At San
Francisco on Fri sy last by the East
Best & Belcher Mining Company,
with capital of $40 ooo, 900. The
Directors are J NJ Walker. Il. n
Graves, Harry Beckwith, w. ,,
Lyle and Edward +. Stone.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-23

SErrLE.-All those indebted to
the undersigned for milk will take
notice that l have leased my dairy.
Payment of all accounts mast be
made before the first day of June TO
save costs. a. PERKINS.
Dayton, May 10, 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-23

A TYPoGnNPnIcAL ERROR - The
perversity of the types made Us say
in our last issue. while sue king OF
the dedication ceremonies ut the
Episcopal church, that Mr.. McGin-
mis- was seated at the organ. IT
should have been Mrs. McGinnis.
The lady played very excel;entiy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-23

IMPROVEMENT Mr., Sperliug, who
has succeeded To the business done
formerly 10y Messrs. Goldstone X
Co. has been fixing up place in his
warehouse for the reception of bar
iron, a full stock of which be will
hereafter keep on hand.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-23

"No. los" is an even number, and
it is more than an even thing that
the finest assortment Of boots, shoes,
CATERS, etc., are to be found AT that
place, South & street, IN the large
store of G. A. Noltemeier, of any
other establishment in the State.
Step in and take look at his spring
STYLES.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-23
STOCK REPORT.
FURNISHED by Andoe d korey.l


N'" ~ H"1V' "'s'
Morning Board.
mosAi' may -.
'Ophir. &SaS6if; t5a36a 20a56ss; l50sSS's: lO0
a5'b3; tooa5I; Sos5Ils.
Mexican, Il0a3iss; 3t0a34k; sOa34s; lO0s34ss
5Os3i; s0s3iis.
Gould Curry. .2sosl6S; boalbh.
Best h Belcher. l5so'; S0so6ss; 3loa56A; SIC
asdk; i5s56A..
Csiifornm osoa''S; leOa'sA
savage ,iWsis . buaies.
Con. Sirnnia. Ds73a;i loa,3; looaNh; &c
go; oOaI4H; bioaIo; 2iOaI5&.
Choiisr .SlaN; 'oa9l.
iaIe a. Norcross loato:
crown Ron T. toalt iOOsitoo-
Yellow Jacket. TiSajiS; loOaS'o5 255a3I d
lo0os5'; SsosjI y.
imperial osNaoisi ilzUso' 2voat'sbo.
hentuck .liesi5S Noalas,
Aiphs .zuAp.; 9ooaoo y ioosoos; oooaoo; 50s
90 y; loaoe =.
commence, loos2i IiVa22; HVs22o5.
beWn'r, "sI. i1aa4i y.
osiedonis' 'ooas ! s2ualu: looasH.
Sierrs Neesda .iooAioS SoaIoN 'oal6s.
ntsn' .dos2J.
bniion. eoass; Sst..
LAohciuer i11"1i ~
oNernsh. $oAo.
Sustve. naL'' ,oa-oss' .oazos.
Suscor .oos.s Uvas
rhion Soh .'toais oalzs $4oai3S.
isuy b,yan; Hos,sc; o'ars.
'"iiS' 'i'eSiis' i@oaiiS' zosiiS.
ar,eruonu Ro..t
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

W nGTE STAR LINE,
c,4Sg Sk 4SshfSToTS fsE SSIrA6 AbD
The Of This Line take The Lane sVass .oa, IN.
BanGs on ths passage to Queenstown all the year oara
SEhSASic. -. sspss%Ssr
ssr.en%9eI s 80 H.
From White Star docks: pier sgsS s. North River
reasonable ssrm. s s,sep.se. s1 sss s0'a 'e'a''
amd n. na.s ad ,ns are
degree Of comfort hitherto unsstain.Ols At sea
the eo%Dsnys olsse, ~ Brosdwss Se.; ,r...
TINTED srArks MAI. LINE.-sTKAM TO QUEENS
.sm .s.,'i1s ns, q "a ESTEssPAY; SUI;s s,,.,
IDAHO. Sept s5F n %IscoSsis Sep. 20,
Sss,s: sss s;Ss: SO I'd sso sssS.ssy.
boossa .sa from fsrs smsurs Norway
Sweden sc Drafts Ireland England France and Ger
'-"''' - WILLIAMS GUIos. 20 Bro.dw.y.
SPESIAh NOTICE; THE SPLENDID NAIL STEAM; s! Y;
e % Iss'sssi ss S''s @
GUIoN. 20 Broadway.
NoRTn GERMAN LLOYD; -
S'AASSnf souTh ANTON a6 DMhfH ASp sREHES hS 'oAA
p,sT qss 81 "a ~ Hosoksn San,
SSsEf sa.urd"y sept s IS sHEfs ss;ardsy sept 50
Rates Of passage from New York to Southampton havr'
rlrs Cabin 500. rod Second Cabin sso gold; Steer
Return tickets e. !. reduced reduce rates 50, -
For freight Co. No. Bowling
WILSON LINZ FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL.
COLOMBO sept l6 HINDOO. Oct "a
OrHELLO Sept. 30 kAVARINO. Oct %
First cabin SO second cabin S45. currency
Excursion tickets favorable Through tickets
'na
NAri0sAL LIsEr5R0E g5E EoSbaS SHSHs "A AND ~ Mr.
P6R QUEENSTOWN ash si5Fd.f ni1ksfoSL Ss1i
Italy sept. o, 80 A NJ Spain. Sept %, 80 A.
The Queen. sept l6 p NJ. England. Sept. 80 r.
Cabin passage. $50. S6o or $40. currency.
Return tickets, 500 Sil' or sl2o currency
steerage passage S6 currency Drafts issued from 81
broadway Steersge tickets also be obtained the
"''"' T. w. j. HURST. Manager.
MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMIC ROUTE TO HOLr
N LAND. BELGIUM. THE Rhine, SWITZERLAND.
&C. &C VIA ROTTERDAM.
steamer MAAS .septeHper i5
strnnier to iEhDAM. septemeer -G
These beautiful steamers carrying the United states mail
TO the Netherlands. avoriies with the public
f'' FUNsCa. 1J!scia EDYE CO. 0' p y. NORRIS,
SO broadway.
IIAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY's LINE
IL for PLYMOUTH, CHERBOuRG and II IIAMBURG.
6ELLERr. Sept. Il EVA -. ssp!. %
Rates Of passage to Plymouth London CherbSsrg Ham
Second Cabin $50. gold: Steerage, $50. currency.
KUNHARDr CO., e. b RlCnARD 4 BoAs
81 Broad ST.. New York. 81 Broaoway, New York.
The New York herald., 1876-09-04

II with stock, crops in Bucks county uhe garden OF
PennsyvauO, thriving village; two miles from
arge town; l hour Pnilaueiphia; ~ trains
iniiy; splendid buildings, large stone mansion, nail
10 rooms, piazza delicious door;
handsome barn; siaDing for ~ and horses
thog and poultry houses fine woodland;
running beautiful and productive home price,
Guiding tine horses, cows. large hogs 90 chickens,
wagons harness. horse and threshing machine feed
plough harrow. cultivator forks. only
$500; 900 cash, balance very easy; valuable
crops hay and included the property OF widow
sold Take 3 40 A. VI. train from foot Liberty New
York. New Jersey Central Railroad to thlehem Pa
there take North Pennsyvtni Railroad QuAkertown.
ia arrive before o'clock; return +. NJ. Inquire
Bush House opposite depot. Tor e. L. WALKER Free
riase in waiting
The New York herald., 1876-09-04

DOR SALE-UADER FORECLOSURE-A RARE
l. characterization Hotel Keyport, ~ j., including
OF and 'front.' the house contains ~
with stables sheds Sc IL Is resort
hotel this is chance seldom with sale absolute;
TO be sold Wednesday September o, at O'Clock NJ
n the premises.
The New York herald., 1876-09-04

INMAN LINE-MAIL STEAMERS
l for Queenstown and Liverpool.
CITY OF BERLIN Saturday, sept y, xt $3.50 r. "
CITY OF ChkSILE.. .....S aturday, sept. 23 at N.
CITY OF RICHMOND. saturday. Sept. 80. at2 p N.
tIrI OF BERLIN SATURDAY. Ocl IA, at2 Pm.
CITY OF CHESTER. Saturday. Oct 2s at r. N.
From pier 40 North River.
Cabin. $50 and 500 gon. Return tickets on favorable
terms steernge SIS currency. Drafts rates.
Saloons staterooms smoking and bath amidshps.
JOHN o. DALE. Agent. 10 and 81 Broadway
The New York herald., 1876-09-04

A -TUNIS JOHNSON, AuCfiONEER,
~. old stand, 81 Nassau
On TUESDAY, at 1Ols O'Clock,
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS. OILCLOTHS,
Dining and Basement Furniture, Gne Paor Bedroom
Suits eured hMr Mattresses feather Beds and Pillows
era Gne standing, sitting And cylinder Desks Railings
Chairs. Lounges, &C.
Also. at IL o'clock.
fine rosewood Piano, by urovesteen Fuller;
hue rosewood Piano. by Worcester.
Also Curiosity For particulars under head
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
DARE BARGAIN,-sPLENDTD FARM OF 80 ACRES.

ORANGE, y. :. (MONTROSED. WINTER RENT;
" fully furnished Residence; modern improvcmen is
stable beautiful healthy location; excellent bor-
hood. depot HAMILTON & MALLS 3 Pine ST.
The New York herald., 1876-09-04

UCriON NOTICE. AUCTION SALE.
- Over $4,000 worth
maenihcent Household Furniture. rare and
costly Works of Art sieinway upright
and " indsor rosewood PianOtorte Si,OD1
n b. sold public auction, this day
MONDAY. September 4, commencing At 10 O'Clock.
PRIVATE RESIDENCE i2Q WEST ST. 9TH
AVENUE.
Catalogue 400 lots namely superior satin
Drawing RoOmSuits satin fables
and Brusse, Carpets magnificent naia CaoiIet pier and
Mirrors lurkish and Oriental Easy Chairs
ported BronEes tine Oil Paintings SO volumes choice
Books. library and secretary Bookcases, lobby Desks &c
bedrooms eiegant Bedroom Snits, Bedsteads.
Bureaus and Dressing Case Armoire sace % white hair
Mattresses. hitte Spring Beds sne and double Cur
Pillows, Bulsers. Bed Linens &c dining large
black Buffet. cost s25o extension Table leather
Chairs and dinner solid silver Plated
Ware fine Glass and Cutlery; also all servants
basement Kitchen Furniture positive. order Z.
Gay LII hE FlIIGEkALD. Auctioneer.
Goods pGcked TO citg
The New York herald., 1876-09-04

no LEAsE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT. STU
l. Aied in Mount Vernon. ~ Y. half mile f ON depot:
house OF IL grounds nicely arranged;
abundance Of all rus eniences horses carriages
&c Apply 20 JOHN G. CARROLL, 9th av, Mount Yer
non, OF address box Is Post office.
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
, ssIGNEE,s SALE OF LIQUORS. &C.

4 ssIGNEE'S SALE OF LIQUORS. &C
n BENJAMIN l.. FAIRClIlLD. Auctioneer
will sci! on MONDAY, september 4. at IL o'clock.
toenties slip all .ho stock OF
Braudes WhisAeys Wines Biters. Cherry Juice. Scotch
Aes. cider Press, Pumps and Measures Office Fixtures
safe Ac
Fixtures Of Counters Back Bar Cigars Ice
House. As Pnmp. Gas Fixtures, &c
BY order OF FREDERICK WIGAND, Assignee Martin
Pundt
The New York herald., 1876-09-04

CTOCK FARMS. ESPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR RAILS
= ing sheep, in Georgia. settlement where
many Northern people have grated location healthy,
and rolling and we'll watered sheep aud cattle find good
AL the round sheep raising in the Of
Georgia pays 30 per the invested capital price very
low irom s. Si5 per according and
provement Apply g. OSCOR uAUSEN, us 4th av.,
ncr St.
The New York herald., 1876-09-04

NEXTRA LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE
\ This Monday morning. commencing at 10 o'clock
Property family at the residence O5 East 18TH
81. ftb beautiful satin. 6rocacg, reps aud hair
parlur suits Pisuot0re Carpets rnhes Etagrfes
Curtains Mirrors, Painting. Bedstesd Bureaus Wash
Stands Wardrobe- hair and spring Mattresses. Beddug
Lounges Chairs Sdsbcsrd Rxtenson Tables Glass China
silver Ware Cu,iery servants and Kitchen Furniture
&c By order OF ". p schsns ESQ r. ROTH. Auctionecr
-GEo. W. kEBLER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
y. .ory sale OF French Clocks Parisr and Bi.Que Fig
ures. Vases &C. on tuesday sept .. a. ~ O'Clock.
DY sEABROOKE PCRDy-wILL SELL THIS DAY
ID Monday. september 4. at o'clock. 10 the highest
bidder uis warchOue No. u Washington pace
pay charges ot Household Furniture con-
sn- Of black walnut Bedstea marble Top
Bureaus WasAstands. rs0es, Extension Tables. Chairs
ha and sIrsw Mattresses sofa Beds ads Looking Glssses
Showcase stoves. Carpets. ChAnfehers Gas Ftxturcs
Grover Baker sewing Machine and lot Of other Goods too
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
EUROPEAN sTEAMsnIps.-

STArK LINE.
- SEw YORK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN.
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY,
pier AZ North River uoot of Canal st) follows
STATE OF VlRGiNlA............Ih Thursday September
STATE OF Thursday, September -
STATE OF INDIANA. Thursday, september u
alternate Thursday thereafter First cabin $50
$50 according accommodations; return tickets S25
second cabin. $50 tickets fg Sieersge a lowest
rates Apply TO AUSTIN BALDWIN CO. Agents No
II Broadway, New York.
THE CUMPANY's PIER FOOT OF CANAL ST.. NORTH
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
REAL EsTATE TO EXoMANGE.

A cos : HOME! nAvE TWO STORY HIGH
~ brick House In Brooklyn. in perfect order fine,
healthy neghborhooa lightly encumbered will exchange
my equity l.5ON FOR Household Furniture. Address
PRINCIPAL. box l2l Herald Uptown Branch Office.
Il Virginia; Tree and clear; % - cuitivated
house barn fruit trees Address OIL box SO Post office
WANTED 70 EXCHANGl-FOR 4 SMALL COUN
w try Place fronting the water. improved Brooklyn
Property. Apply to GEORGE J. COLE $50 Fulton ST..
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
A UCTloN sALE-RlcH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"A srEINWAi -, OCTAVE PIANOFORTE.
CuICkERlNG UPRIGHT PLANO

~ SIElNWAl ~ pCTANE Is fIANOFORTE.
CHICKERlNG UPRIGHT PLANO
Oh Paintings stauary 4c,
THIS Monday MORNING. commei cling 10 o'clock,
Eve story brown stone mansion
NO AZ WEST 10TH ST. BErNEEN 5rH AND 9Th AVS;
RICH PAEl.OK AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS,
In crimson, tan and gold damAsk satin aud brocsde;
moguet. velvet aud Brussels Carpets
mante and pier Mirrors.
Cabinets Etageres. Turkish spanish Loungea Easy
Chairs nIsd ssrquetrie labes imported Bronles French
Clocks. Musical Boxes Lace Curtains, Centre Console
Tables Library and seceisre Book Gases Books Library
BEDROOM FURNlfUR RE CONSISTING
Dressing Cases Bureaus Washiands single and double
Bedscsds - hne hair and spring Mattresses leather Pill
lows Bankets Toilet rep aud plush SUITS top
Tables. Chairs, Rockers, Reclining Chairs. Lounges
DINING FURNITURE via. Two Extension Tables in-
laid French SID boord Char In ieather sverwae
Dinner and Tea sets Cutlery, Se aii stands Kitchen
Furniture. sc.
" B-Ssie positive. Take 9th University place
huSEhf g. tAsHlN, Auctionccr
Competent TO psck ship goods cisy country.
+, UCgION sALE.-FISE MODERN AND ANTIQUE
y Household Furniture. Piano, Bronzes. &C.,
TINS tMONDANl morning. at lOt5 clock,
NJ ~ Eas st.. broadway, farof Suits la.est
STYLE satin cotene, and harcoth arble
Centre and Side Tables Lousges. Turkish Chairs Book
cases Desks Mirrors OH Paintings. Curtains, Clocks
Chairs Kocksrs Extension Tables. SdeDoards, Chamocr
suits nlad Hedstesds Dressing Cases Wsshs snd spring
and Mattresses. fiows Boter Bureaus silverwsre
Crcckery. Cutlery, Hall Stands. Carpets &c sale positive
HENRY LTNN Aucticueer.
The New York herald., 1876-09-04

- Passes through HE'LL GATE and upon LONG
ISLAND SOUND. giving elegant view OF the beautiful
shores OF Long Island ard Connecticut and
allowing ample time for visiting Yale College Grounds
Leaves the foot Of 22d st. NORTH RIVER. at o'clock
NJ pier North River, 80 O'Clock. and the foot Of
23d 1t EAST RIVER, s o'clock. All the musical
faufu
The Morning herald., 1876-06-02
EDITORIAL EXTRACTS.
IN. Y. Sun of yesterday !

THE old question, whether or no lager
beer will intoxicate, has just been passed
upon by minor court in Vermont. Under
the prohibitory law Of that State, keg OF
lager had been seized in a saloon as contra
band, and the owner claimed its restoration
on the grounds that the liquor was not in.
toxicating, and hence did not come within
the provisions of the liquor law. The main
evidence for the prosecution was the test-
mony of physician that lager beer con
tanned six per cent. of alcohol: and that Of
two other witnesses, one an expert in the
who swore that he had drank good deal
of it, but had never got very hot on that
alone. He testified that on one occasion he
had drank it all night until he was chuck
full, and thought he weighed two hundred,
and that it made him light headed; but the
counsel for the defence made the point that
it had not been shown that the witness was
not light-head when he began his nights
work. The third witness for the prosecu
ton swore that he once drank enough lager
beer in New Haven to lay him out for six
hours. On the other side, an array of ply
scians was produced, several of whom tes-
tilted to the effects of lager from their own
experience. DR.. Pond said that he found
but 4.6 per cent. of alcohol in the beer seiz-
ed and that a man mightdrnk from fifteen
to twenty glasses and, aside from feeling
little sleepy or stupid, experience no effects
from it. DR.. Adams testified that he had
drank lager beer very freely, all that he
could hold; had drank until he was chuck
full, and should as soon think of getting
drunk on new milk; and five other physi-
clans gave it as their opinion that lager is
not Intoxicating. The result was that the
jury returned a verdict in favor of the own
er Of the beer, so that it is established in
Vermont, unless the verdict should be re-
versed by higher court, that lager beer is
not Intoxicating. and may be sold without
violating the State liquor law.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-02

roughs who are to use their stmoral' infu-
ence at Cincinnati in favor of Mr.. Morton.
There is at least the excuse of something
like genuine enthusiasm to justify the
Indiana experiment. The Conkling band
will bear too close resemblance to gang
of political hirelings to have much weight
with the convention. The National Con-
vention is not likely to allow itself to be
howled into belief in the claims of any
candidate whatever.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-02
N. Y. Herald of yesterday. |

The Democrats of Western New York are
somewhat divided in their opinions of Mr.
Tilden as a Presidential candidate. The in.
teresting interviews with prominent mem.
bers OF the party in Buffalo, which we pub
lish elsewhere, bring this contrariety OF
opinions within very clear lines. 1t would
seem that the Governor holds the party ma
chine pretty tightly on his record, his pres
ent power and his prospects, and that the
opposition to him is quite unorganzed, al
though very bitter where 1t Is felt. The
"masked battery" opinions on the Albany
Conference are worthy of note, both by
Tilden's friends and foes To boil down the
Democratic opposition to pc rsonal hostility
is ingenious, but even if this summary of
the conference is just the question of the
material voting power it may represent is
to he considered outside of its
moral character. We commend our Buff
falo letter'to studious Democrats.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-02
HOTELS,
JEFFERSON HOUSE,
N EW G ASTLE.

EF + EKSUN HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE.
THIS elegant and delightfully."- located
property, having gone into new hands, has
been thoroughly and elegantly renovated
and improved, and the undersigned hav-
ing spared neither pains nor expense in
furnishing and stocking it, will offer ac-
commodatiOns and fac Titles second to no
country Hotel on the Peninsula
Now attached to the property Is one Of
the finest stables in the State, under the
eilcleht management of Messrs, Tuft and
Fox, who will offer every accommodation
of
FIRST CLASS LIVERY.
The Inspection and patronage of the
public is respectfully invited.
my3-3m GEO. A. WELLINGTON
The Morning herald., 1876-06-02
THE DELEGATE ELECTIONS.

The Democratic party of the State hold
their delegate election on Saturday next
to choose delegates for the State Conyen-
ton to be held at Dover on Tuesday, the
18th of June. As the election is i'm
portant in many ways, we press upon
every Democrat the duty Of attending to
the election and see that good and re-
liable men are sent to Dover to choose
National deleg ties. We trust that if any
rivalry exists the contest will be carried
out with good natured zeal