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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-20
Administrators Notice

fHlo CREDITOR MOTTO Is HEREBY
II given by Isaac Lsvsrsc~, the under.
signed. administrator ~ the estate Il NJ. J.
Rrisbols deceased, TO tue creditors Of and all
persons having Claims against sad deceased 10
exhibit tine same with tho Necessary vouchers
within four months from the trss publication
o. tins notice To the undersigned st his ufiee
IN Dayton, Lyon county. Nevada.
ISAAC LEvERSKe. Administrator
JOHN POWELL, in. Attorney for the Estate.
"a
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-20
NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.

gallons, can aud box .,-..-.-,.,. -. 49, D.
10 gallons, keE .........-.-...-.-- '-'-'-' ~
% gallons. hall barrel, ....-.--'s..-- 10 "
40 Gallons. one barrel ....-...-....-.-..-su w
We aave in stock, of our own manufacture
roofing snxterials at the following low prices
ipQD rolls extra Rubber kooaag ~ : Sea's
psr saaare foot tor we wall FURNISH haNSe'
Roadnc. Nails, Caps ami slate faiE' iHF aA
entire new roof al An cents per square 1906
400 rolls Apply Jared Roofing Felt ~ :
cents per square foot. .,.,
500 rolls ply Tarrea RooAag Felt. st -
cents per square foot,
100 rolls rsrrei ShestAins, st = cent per
square foot
500 gallons fne Enamei Pant, mixed reaay
for use. on inside OF oa;sias work, Al = per
gallon. .p,, r.,s-s
must be accompanied VITA tae mooney es SAL u
ssssa-y city references. Ne goods shippea
6. o, D. unless exprcss charges are saAsSA'
teed.
sample orders solicited.
n. Y. Slate Paint Company,
lea 4 loa MAIDEN LANE, New Yors.
seps-sm
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-20
Notice Of Final Settlement

TN pIsrRi T COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL
u District State NJ Nevada, county of Lyon.
the matter of the .statr OF l.. ]. Ray.
ceAscd~-u appearing 10 the Judge OF said
Court by the pstisi u presented and nlesi by
II W. sy. tl.r administrator OF the estate OF
l., j Rss. Deceased, praying for an erasr 10
seli real estate that If is N essssrs u ss.i the
whole OF the rezi estate 20 pay tae debts .ns.
standing a,sSin~t the eceascd, sui the eh;s.
ehAr Scs aaa expenses Of administrator, u II
therefor ortersd that al parsons int"f' s'ed
Ia the said oss ate ppear hotVrs tie sasa Court
VA I eslAs. he lltA Lay OF octat-r issa. at
10 t,'eluck n al said day, AZ the { nrt
Ro.esn Of said Court At Dayton. Lyon ecuaty,
Nevada. g. show ssa-e why "a oEirr sa@aid
net hc NJ AIDE an,eNr atns said aAlatai trSter TO
-rll the whole Of the real esiste II said de-
ceased. W. NJ sEAMEli..
pistrsts Juage
DAYTON September :. iS.6 sepswa
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-20
In Bankruptcy.

n lSTRlCT OF NEVADA. S., AT vIR-
II ginsa City. Nevada. the ia day Of Az
gust, A. d ls.a--Thu undersigned hereby
gives notice Of his appointment se assignee
81 the estsfs Of J. ]. PETERS, Of silver City.
In the county OF Lyon. Stale u Nevada. within
said district. who has been adjudged an In
voluntary bankrupt apon petition Of his eredt-
payment Of any deAfs and the delivery OF any
property belonging 70 sAld bankrupt to him
81 TO his ase, and the transfer of any property
by him. ar forbidden ~ lxw.
sngz&lm JOHN BENNETTA
Angiuqo.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-20
LYON COUNTY TINES.
PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS
which may BE- dans with onAfcurth ths
usual expense by using the
PATENT SLATE PAINT,
MIXED READY FOR UsH.
MIXED BRADY FOR UsH-


,prp roor WATERPROOF, DURA-
Me. Economical and orna mental
roof may be coward wlsa = rV my
shansIe, and by Application OF this sss.e OF
made last rom 70 TO - ysaes oii 80 ~,
can be patched sad coStee. sasSs1s anash oe'-
ter ANA isss,uz longer nsn new sniAsaes WITH,
ont the .lSfs Tor ONE THIRD rhk Soss os
RE-SHINGLlNG. TAe expense o. stat az asw
sn.aa.es II GUY sboas the eost OF siiapS ny
In them. rae pa IL II Fsak PROC sesins'
snxras or dyslg e.nosrs. ~ .aay DC easily u.s.
- ~ ! youe, IT Stops EVERY .-h-AA-
and ior TN Or iran his no eqas!' a. ~ eAta..as
bv uea. Contracts by COLI, asil NSs@h SAASAs
NOR ssa4ss. Roofs covered VITA lar sAV a'n--s
Felt eau be made watrg-ttShi A. NAL 81
pense. aud psc~eryssi 70, may ,s.e r~a
g.ll.,ns will cover aan red - asrs zee OF
sninu.e root, while on a, iron. tell. 1aA'e hea
bar is or any s4no9A sar,sce, I'm ~
Quarts u one sxlion are required 10 io s4d~'e
feet OF sur. ace, and sltaoisA the fslh. aas q
heavy body 1t Is easily applied with . o7asa
NO Tar Is USED IN THIS COMPOSITION,
Therefore il neither crscss in Winter nor runs
il, Summer On deeayed shingles II MIS- w
ths no q, md pores and gives q new saestsa-
tial root that will la~t for years t'uriea OF
wnrrei sasa.les il brings 10 taeir P'&ses sau
keeps them there. II nils ap an aeaes IA 80.
roofs stops the LEAFS. snd sita"oSh st'N
DRYER. raia dost not AFFECT it feS nours aisgr
applying As nearly all paints taa' sre e.ask
contain rAp, be sure Won os'sin our SyNStNh
article. which {for sa1ngle reoss' IS ShuS0-
LATE COLOR, when rrst snpaea, eHAi-iis
in about month 70 uniform s'aIe o"iSa' S,i>
ia e, Iii intants and purposes SLATE. On TIN
RoOF- our red color is usually pretsrrel ,. ss
one coat is eqsal to ave Of aaS CT si'lafy psin',
For BRICK WALLS cur BRIGHT RED l. me ei4S
reliable Slate Paint ever intcodnaea tna' Wis
egsactaSlly prevent Gslnpaess fr9.a peAetrA1-
. -. 49, MA
.r@ as lnrs-sly used on oats and te9ees
or ss \ printing coat on fine buildings our
only coiars are csoco1Ars. ED, BRIGHT hHh
Aad ORANGE.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-20
/, Administrators Notice

mo CaEpl ruRs.-NorIGE Is HEREBY
Il given Nv q W Barter. the understand.
Ai.ulnsstr2tr oi the estate OF panivi burEirr,
lece-.,i. a. tas- cs,sii;.srs ~ and ali isTs-,ns
having claims against sill deceased ~ exhthss
the sam with the Deeeesszy Seach r. wtilain
ten nsalths rem tbs art pa Ati'sn ~ this
"a, tire IL tn undersigned at his residence. IN
Carson glv.r. Lyon county. Nevada
"a " BJRikR. Adtaia,s.rstur
q. " KEITH. Attorney ser the Aarninissra-
ter.
Dayton. August u. 1879,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-20
tDonev deiimqvent sowsswxcd.)

Ana in accordance with law, aud an order
Of the Board Of Directors. male on the 2S'h
day Il July, 1876, SO many shares OF each
parcel Of suoh stock ~ may I've necessary, VIII
I've sold NJ public auction al the saiesroom OF
John Middleton L Son. No. sit Man'gom.
cry street, san Francisco, CAL, on THURSDAY
the 2ist day Of September, 1870, at the hour of
O'Clock r. NJ. of said day. 10 pay said de
linQuent assessment thereon. together with
costs of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
GEO. sPINNEY. Secretary.
Office No 40, California street, Room No
S, San Francisco, California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-20
Delinquent Sale.

CLAsGow GOLD AND SILVER
!" Mining Company .--Iocaiion of principal
placs Of business, San Francisco, Caiiiornia.
Location OF works. Devils Gate Min
ting District, Lyon County, Nevada. -
Notice There are delinquent upon the
following d. scri bed stock, ON account Of -
sessiaeut NO. 81 levied On the Sa day Of
Aust. 1850, the several amounts set opposite
toe names of the respective shareholders Is
follows.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-20

Ana IN accordance With Law, aud An orHtT
of the Baara of Director. mzsse on the ssh
day uf august. 1876 So many shares of each par
eel OF such stock may be necessary Will be
sold AZ pnelic auction 81 the office Of the
company. rooask 10 and II, No 80 Pine street.
san Francisco. California. ON SATURDAY.
the Sdsh day ~ Teptenber ls.6. at tho hour
Of twelve O'Clock NJ. Of said day. ~ pay
said delinquent Assessments thereon. tosether
with costa OF advertising aud expenses Of the
sale.
mo. A. REfCHERr. See'y.
once. sso Pine street. Roonas ~ aud ~.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-20

NV xACHA8lAIH. WIN Assistant.
can always b. found q hts shop
MAIN STREET. SILVER CIIY. prepared 70
A. HAN CUTTING, EHAMpoOfk0 anS
SHAVING in the most tsrteful manner pos-
ahls shsp oBsa III ~ ssn1sy 0ss btu
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-20
OFFICIAL Notice.
AMENDMENT AND REV..

DROPoSED AMENDMENT AND RbSi-
il sion Of the Constitution Of the State
Of Nevada. passed at the seventh session OF
the Legislature,
Resolved by the Assembly, the Senate ron.
curing. That the Constitution of the State
OF Nevada b. amended as follows;
Amend Section one OF Article IL of the
Constitution Of the state OF Nevada SO - TO
read Is follows:
section l. The fiscal year shsil commence
or the first day Of December In each year.
Passed January ~. ISIS.
Resolved. by the Assembly, the Senate con-
curing That oar history ssa state has taught
US the necessity OF revising the Constitution;
we ther.f n recommend the cl.ctors, At the
next election for members ~ the Legislature.
10 vote for or against the eslling Of : Conven-
ton for the purpose Of revising the Constita-
tian OF the state OF Nevada.
Passed. February Is. 1875
hereby certify the foregoing Ia be true
copies from the original enrolled Resolutions
on file In my affice.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal OF
ate. August l. ls.6- IsKAL
J. n. MINOR. sec'y of State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-20
Delinquent Sale.
urx aoI.n ANn sII.vER INNING

nANEy GOLD AND SILVER MINING
IL c,sapany --Isocstion of principal place
- business, Ssn Francesca Caaii"In'A 40 ~"
,s.,o., of umks, Lyon County, State u
Nevada Notiee--Tacre sre ,.elinquent upos
the following described ~" /, ON account o.
assessment mo, ~ levied On the auth day OF
July. 1876, the several amounts set opro-
site the names Of the respective shsrene4a'
ers as follows:
No. of No. Of
N.mex. Cer'te. Shares, Amt.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-20
. ossura MINING COMPANY 10

n oSSUTa MINING COMPANY 10
AA eatapn of principal place OF Susigess.
sAa Francisco. California Location Of aotks.
u Wis Gate District. Lyon county. Nevada
Nt'tice is hereby given ilsst at s meeting OF the
Bosrsi OF Direct r.. held oa the Fifteenth day
Of ugust, lss6. an s~sssiueat No, n Of Fifty
Cents par sh&re was levied upon the c iissl
stock Of the corporation, payable immediately
in Omitted States gold cola, To the SECRETARY
ST she Office OF the company, M. alp Csliter-
ass street Room No 3. San Francisco. Cali
iafaiA Aud any stock ufsaa which this
assessment shall remsin unpaid "a the nine-
tenth siathl day of September. 1916.
viii be deemed delinquent and Will be daly
advertised for sale At public zustton, afia gn-
less payment is insde before will be sold On
THURSDAY the ,welftn tlShl day OF octs-
Der. is56, IL pay delinquent assessment, TO-
eethrT with costs O. advertising and expenses
of sale
BY order Of the Board If Directors.
EDWARD Y. STONE. secretary.
offee--No, si9 California street. Koam No. 3.
san Francisco. California.
The New York herald., 1876-11-23

ing which may he called within the ten days laid down
by the statutes. The following the words OF the
ycrsy.-
IAN nominations TO any olnes oGices. which by
this act the Mayor authorized or empowered TO nom
person or persons to in place OF any present IN
cumben or ncumbcnts. shall be made TO the Board OF
Aldermen within twenty days alter the passage oi this
ac and any such nomination or NOMINATIONS 10 lii
any vacancy which shah hereafter occur by
reason Of The expiration OF the term Of oce oil any
ofccr or ircri any other cause and which SHAH mol 20
created uy anything this providing Tor the ter
mination o. the OF Office OF any officer or person
now In Office, shall be made TO the Board OF Aldermen
within ten days from the day o tho date oil any such
vacancyn
Thus stands tho at present Comptroller
Green's five years. term expired Monday last, and
the Mayor has ten days from that time IN which to
send in name TO the Board OF Aldermen Should he
consider that the wording OF section 20 does not em
power him TO nominate Comptroller then u Is clear
sailing for Mr. Green. Bnt mauy think that this Is
false Interpretation OF tho law, and that Mr. Kelly or
somebody he may designate will be the choice OF
Mayor Wickham.
The New York herald., 1876-11-23

posing the deadlock 10 continuel would be The or
derng OF new election for heAt November ny
the Secretary OF State under section IL. or
the Revised Statutes The result OF that election could
not be declared until February ISIS. and whether
there provision IN the statutes tor ms interim
between the expiration ol Genera! Grants term on
March e. and that time - not entirely clear Ihe
weight OF current authority however seems 70 be that
this winter, Senator Ferry's time expires on The
4th OF March, would hold the office II Is 10 he hoped
however that these uncertainties will be the means Of
new legislation this winter leyen IN the unfortunate
contingency Of deadlock ia this COUNTY, which VIII
obvatc any such cmbarrassments and " possible re-
wise the whole electoral system by a constitutional
amendent and save the country from such trouble in
the future Respectfully. X. n. JCDsON.
ST LOUIS Nov. 10, 1876
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
sTRAKosCHs TEMPLE OF ART.
NEW YoRx, Nov. 2i. ls76

NEW IORk, NOV. Zks Aoto
To THIS EDrros on THE HxRALD:-
Among several opinions expressed by some OF the
leading newspapers or tho city, and published In the
columns OF your mighty paper, In regard 10 stra-
koschs opera house, could not hclp noticing par.
ticulary that OF tho World, In which II takes fol-
granted that tho people Of New York do not want OF
have no uso for Iaan OPERA aud that Italian opers
has gone .sclcan OF fashion," Ny opinion that
for such people only attend tho opera for fashions
sake and only 80 there to chat yawn and got tired,
tho World justly rcmarKsfor these people, who eithor
have no IN tneir souls, whose musical taste
20 coarse that they cannot appreciate good refined
music-for these and for else has Italian opera
gonc clean out OF fashion, - but Tor true lovers OF the
divine art 1t viii never, never OF fashion. any
Tho World must bear mind that It does groat injus.
tce to its readers for the perusa OF such article
In Europe would surely tend to form very poor
innate OF American musical culture II people do
not like Italian OPERA AZ tho World remarks it must
be IRON lack OF cultivation and appreciation OF u.
How, then. does the World expect that Wanner's
emusic OF the future" will be understood and enjoyed,
Strakoschs enterprise does deserve be drowned
IN cold water but. on the contrary cvory true artist
should Assist him To accom- Plush such magnificent
phanthropc undertaking, and to those who would
oppose II we would re mind them OF Shnkspeare'e iul
mortal Words
The shss has music IN himself
Nor II not mov'd with concord OF sweet sounoA
is nj Tor treason, strHtngens and spuiis;
The motions OF his spirit dull as night
And his affections dark - krebnss
Let no such man bo trusted.
Yours truly. AnArntn
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
THE CoMPTRoLLERsHIP.

rho situation relative to the Comptrolcrship re-
NAMED about tho same yesterday Tammany .polit
clans insist upon It that Mr. John Kcy's name will
be sent in TO the Board Of Aldermen by Mayor Wick
ham, and OF course, confirmed without any trouble
whatever His Honor will not commit himself to any
statements relative to tho subject, aud no definite
cusion can be arrived at as TO what course he
to pursue in tho future II no construes Sec
ton rs OF the charter 10 the effect that
no power rests IN his hands TO
nominate Comptroller, tnen, OF course,
Mr. Grocn will hold until some legislative action
is taken IT. on the contrary be considers that the
laws give him absolute control In the premises, then he
will probably send In name TO the Board Of Alder
man its regular meeting to-day, or special meet
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
HON. BARDwELL SLOTE INTER
VIEWED.
WHAT HE TOLD A ST. LOUIS REPORTER ABOUT
THE GRRENRACK CANDIDATE


THE GRRENBACK CANDIDATE
From the St Louis Globc (democrat), Nov. col
The Hon. Bardwell Slote arrived in this city last
evening from indianapolis, where he has been making
of elective stump speeches in the interest OF
tho "Aighty Dollar" and the Cooper Presidential
ticket Feeling sure that the distinguished statesman
must have some valuable Information to impart re-
porter called him at the Lindel Hotel and sought
an interview He found the honorable gentleman
pacing to and fro top of the tank great
agitation, his lett hand thrust under his streaming
coat tails and the or corner OF his starched neck
collar drawing streams Of tears from the correspond
Ing eye. Catching him on the ay by the coat sleeve
tho reporter asked him what was tho situation IN
.You b. o. Fr (dear old fellow, said he falling on
the reporters shoulder. all efforts have boen n.
Y. (no usel Serd nunqudm est; Peter Coopers G. U"
sJchu?n qucrcd the reporter puzzling ovor the re-
mark.
ayes G. U.--gonc up; the fact is. we've been sold
out. II we'd had proper party machinery the + Y.
vps @ e nave 'sc'rd T00pea r sn rso
financial matters aud when wanted HIM TO pay up
the d T. dcar fellow winked his eye and called It all
j. q. Gigantic joke; he said the b. ID. bulldozed
ouun
..su, continued tho reporter, "yoa arc not gong
sNot bya G. + we can't afford that magma est
dollarlum ct prevails bit; the Mighty Dollar p G.
T. pretty good thingln
Then, how will you proccedY"
10 that's A. 3 :. tail satisfactorily setted); we Will
with despatch committee to supervise the action
Of tho returning boards and II they don't count p.
C.'s vote and make him President why then, mark
you y. y. (dear fellow) there'Ii BIO . b. W. (bloody
wahlp
..Who constitute your committeeg"
s.The best men In the land. Lemme see; there's
Count JoanLes Berry MITCHELL Awful Gardner who Is
iar stand OF for MorrIssey Ed Stokes, VIC Wood
hull and George Francis Trainr
''who managed the finances in your great
paigny'
Finances, eh? Well. rather think that they were
managed by the only representative of the Mighty
Dollar and Bardweli Sloie takes this opportunity TO
remark to you, young man, that when there's any
nauces to manage ne generally to that himself
and puts thom where they'll do the NJ. Gu
where's that, Mr.. Slotey"
"P. r., young man. 7. r." and the great statesman
coughcd his way through the nearest skyiight nut
toring something TO himself that sounded like private
purse
The New York herald., 1876-11-23


and the result this year shows democratic gain since
1872 OF ,324
On a total vote the increase is 10000
uuBERxAToRIAL
The canvass of the gubernatoral vote showed a
plurality OF 420 Tor Richard d. Hubbard, of Hart
ford (dem.l over Henry G. Robinson (rep) ana ma
jority all Of g 044.
THE CONGRESSIONAL VOTE.
The malorities in the Congressional districts are-
First Landers ldem.) over Hawey lrep,) l39 Second,
Phelps tdeml over Kellogg (rep1, 2,l2S; Third, Wait
rep over Waller tdem D. LAS; Fourth, warner
ldem over Hubbard (rep). l.I32
GOVERNOR IsGERsoLLs s ELIGIBILITY
The project OF some OF the leading republicans here
OF attempting prove the eligibility OF Governor In
gerson democratic elector at large, ended smoke
This morning Last night they were condent that he
sti held ofhce as United States Commissioner and
was therefore ineligible, and written notice OF con-
test prepared and signed and arrangements were
made for ing II the Board Of Canvassers when
they met to canvass the Presidential electoral vote.
This morning your correspondent called upon the
clerk OF the court, and shown old record book
OF the United States Circuit Court contai ming the fol-
lowing entry in the familiar handwriting Of Judge
Loren r. Waldo:-
THuRspAy ArTrRsoos, September. 1870 Charles r. In,
United States Commissioner which accepted by the
Court
This set at rest all possible doubts as to the question
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
THE WORLDS WONDERS.

In the public hall Of the Masonic Temple at the
OF Sixth and Twenty third street, Professor
Cromwell il presenting ono OF tho pleasing
and instructive entertainments given TO tho ct
zcns OF Now YORK. Ii consists Of a serics OF views or
foreign cities and statuary of ancient and modern
heroes classical and civic, which In every detail
perfect far history and personal knowledge 20
Wendell Holmes says It Is "a beautiful dream, Win
eyes wide open Those who have not travelled In
foreign parts gather from this exhibition many
OF the grand points TO be seen. and those ho have
travelled can have their memories refreshed BY this
elegant entertainment.
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
ESCAPE FROM DEATH.

Jacob waldham, contractor at Union Hin, N j.,
whilo driving wagon load OF sand down tho noun
tain road yesterday had wonderful escape from
DEATH Tho horse became gntencd and started or at
furious rate, TIL ut ar angle OF tho road, man. horse
aud wagon were prec ipitated down the bank a dis
tancc OF some twenty feet WaIdham sustained ter
ribc contpsons, aud was removed TO his home In an
unconscious condition. The horse seriously hurt
and tho wagon was q total wreck.
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
MAJOR GENERAL sHALER.

To THE EprroR or tnR HEnALD:-
Four or nvo nays ago read in the Now York San an
account Of interview with Major General shalcr, in
which represented to have said that he was pre-
pared election day to consider himself under tho
Of Mr. George Bliss, United States District At
torney representing the Presidents that he did not
consider It necessary that tho Presidents orders
should DO transmitted 10 him through the Executive OF
tho State; OF conflict OF authority no
would disregard the orders Of the Governor, and was
ready himself tako risks Ii this story Is true
tho people Of this city should know H. and papers such
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
REPUBLICAN DISSATISFACTION.

Tho Citizens Republican Association OF tho Thir-
tceu,h ward. Williamsburg bold public meeting
Broadway, Fifth street, last evening. express
thor dissatisfaction the in which tho federa
Office holders had managed the republican party the
ward. William II. Palmcr'presded, and alter speeches
from Supervisor Dcmas Strong, Colonel Charles b.
Morton aud Others committee was appointed to pre-
sent charges against the oce holders either
their removai from power or fair primaries In the
future. some excitement Is expected when the
mittee are ready with their report
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
CLARKSON N. POTTER.

HIS LETTER TO THE HERALD AN EMBODIMENT
OF HIS OWN VIEWS sIkPLY--TYpoGRAPHIcAL
ERRORS CORRECTED.
61 WALL STREET, NEw YoRk,l
Nov. %. 1876
To THE EDITOR OF HgRALp:--
sR--Permt me 10 ask further space OF you to say
Fsrst-That my letter published this morning
meant TO be taken representing any views but my
own.
Secoad-owlnr TO mistakes In the types copy let mo
add that thcre usually tcers appointed by the
House OF Representatives to count the electoral votes
that the certificate 10 the Gratz Brown cector In 1872
was made by Warmth, Governor, not McEnery, and
those for the Grant electors by Borc Secretary OF
State, instead Of kellogg. Governor. as printed
CLARKSoN " POTTER.
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
OLD ROXBURY.

AND MILITARY PARADR-GENERAL H BMNxx
SARGENT AS THB ORATOR OF THE DAY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BosToS, Nov. %. 1870
The citizens OF old Roxbury, now forming a part Of
the city OF Boston, united IN centennial celebration
to day OF considerable magnitude and interest
during this afternoon. There was civil and
military parade in tho midst OF disagreeabls
storm, and this followed by interesting
commemorative exercises In DR.. Putnams
church, in Elliott square. 1t was opened foi
the admission OF the public at two p ~ and speed
ily filed. The gallery 1lled with ladies' while the
pows on the main door were reserved for ths
various bodies composing the procession and
the invited .gucstA The exercises compencea a.
tho Mayor Of Roxbury, presiding, the anthem en-.
titled 'sOde Scicnco'' was sung BY the old ioks'
choir OF the Winthrop Stree! Methodist Church.
Prayer was offered by Rev. H. N. KING, after which
the star spanglcd Banner'' sung. The orator Of
the day. General H. Binney Sargent then delivered an
eloquent and interesting oraton. At the close Of the
oration sAmcrica sung aud the exercises closed
with the pronouncng OF the boncdction BY the Rev.
John O. Means.