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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-08

CHINESE GAMBLERs.-Last eve
ming at about 10 O'clock officers Mil
Ter and Noble arrested thirteen Chin
csc gamblers, who were engaged in
playing banking game called "fan-
tan" without license. These officers
have been on the watch for some
tine, but have never until last night
neen able to catch them in full opera
.ioh. The tools, money, etc, con-
nec!ed with the game were captured.
Owing to the lateness of the hour no
further particulars can be given.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-08

WEATHER.-W intended to write
quite weather item. We thought
the subject was sufficiently compli-
Gated to merit learned diagnosis,
and to assist us we engaged DR..
Schramm; but, alas! the DR.. failed
'us, and the clouds, after threatening
until 4 p. NJ, cast few flakes of snow
and then cleared up. The whole
thing was very provoking, but we
can't help it. We are becoming used
to failures, and merely record this
item to the long list.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-08
Born. Silver City. April 9TH.
to the wife of Henry Hill, daugh-

MARROW EscAPE-Thomas Gaff-
ney, an employee of the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad, received painful
but not serious injury yesterday
morning while coupling cars in the
Gold Hill yard. He had II very mar
row escape.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-08

PUGILsTIC.-We received note
the other day informing us that there
was chance for fight between
Bing Williams and Frank White, but
the thing was not settled. Last night
was the time fixed to put up the final
stake; Williams was on hand with
his money Mt Stephens saloon, but
White failed to appear, and Bing
walked away with the $40 previously
deposited. The fight was to be for
$3.50 side. This lets Mr.. White
out. Next! We also learn that
Trevillian may soon have the pleas
ure of fighting Bay brui'er, but
this is also doubtful. Let slip the
dogs of war"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-08

PERFECTION Nothing is more
difficult to attain than even com
parative degree of perfection. In
professions and scholastic attain
ments proficiency may be acquired
by years of self denial and hard
study, but in some branches of trade
fine taste, a keen sense of the beau
ties as presented to the eye or sug
gested to the fancy, are needed. If
anyone will visit the magnificent
dry goods establishment of A. Vaen-
berg, No. 80 South c 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, 1876-04-08
street QuniaisNns.

5P. M.--Chollar, 131b; California, s'ab'
Mexican 334b: Con. Virginia, f6a, S5Ab;
Overmsn. SAB; Utah, 25%b; Yellow jacket.
37&b 3sa; Bslchsr, 3i&b; Balloon. SAB. 55a;
Alpha, Glib. GA; Savage, l7Hbi Hale Nor
cross, CAB.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-08

REMEMBER THIs-That about the
cosiest place in Virginia is the Iden-
teal Saloon, No. "A South G Street,
kept by j. j. Miller, popular and
atfable gentleman. Elegant club
rooms connected-attentive mixolo-
gists-in fact, everything is sway
up"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-08

Jos. 1t looked quite natural
to see twelve or fifteen quartz wagons,
old and new, standing around black
smith shop, and lot of horses and
mules summing themselves in the cor
raj. Aud still it gives one but a
faint idea of the amount OF work
done by these animals, and the great
wealth conveyed in the wagons to the
mills, to be converted into silver coin.
In early days teaming was an in
dnstry that ranked second only to
that of mining, for without the teams
the ore could not have been crushed.
Large amount, of money were in
vested in horses and mules, none but
the ,cst being used. Large black
smith wagon-shops were built, and
everything done to carry the work on
as perfectly as possible. In some
cases the owners of large teaming
establishments had their own shops,
even to II complete harness-making
and repairing shop, also boarding
and lodging-houses. But now it has
almost all passed away. The V. 81 T.
Railroad conveys tho ore down to
the river mills, and supplies the mills
and mines with wood and timber.
The old method has given way to the
new--thc sweat and toll of the draft
horse is supplanted by the speed and
power Of the steam horse"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-08

"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 c street, IN the large
store of c. 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, 1876-04-08
STOCK REPORT.

Morning Board.
FRIDAY. April 2, ls76.
no ephir, GIN 67ai 67ab5.
5a5 Mexican, SO 3Sk.
IG0 Best Il Belcher, 81 SO ssh.
los Gould & Curry, 2cIa 2eA.
AK california, 81 80 u S95s.
$50 savage. Is 1s.. III TX 17h.
ks Con. Virginia. sjla s5l.
I65 Cbollar. 1877 1913 l29 1881.
40 Hale & Norcross. "a.
eio crown Point, % 22A 22ia 22ia 22hb5.
ak Yellow Jacket, 80 81 Z 37's 37H.
15Io Imperial, II III l74.
$50 Empire. 10A.
KS Kentuck, IT.
$50 Alpha, 81 81 u Gi Ga&.,
as Belcher, 35 "a 344 34%.
Ok confidence, 81 26 261l 26A.
9gO Bullion, So 50 80 y 81.
5,o35 Exchequer. PAW % AK AK.
90 Seq Belcher, 80. s..
,50 Oyerinan, 81 81 Il 80.
,st; Justice, 81 3ln 81 :. 311s 80 s2,s 32k.
$50 Succor, Ia.
aSV linton Con-, Tx ia I7ssb5 17'i.
$50 Lady Bryan, "a IA.
SS5 julia, l5ssb5 l5hb5 Is l5A 1874.
.535 Caledonia, l2A 1873 l2h.
Afternoon Board.
,oo Meadow Valley, as "a.
l35 Jackson. 3B 81,
abo Eureka Con, IA.
w Alps,3A 4.
sl5 belmont, l Il S.
I00 Knickerbocker, 81.
rs Leopard, A.
$40 Jefferson, 3 IA 2.
400 ella, Ia.
40 Panther, IL.
100 Northern Belle, As 48h.
200 Hussey, 6Oc
l4 Typo, IL H.
$40 General Thomas, Az 4.
GOO Metallic, "a g.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-08

A PIONEER CABIN.-Not one of
your slabsided, crooked-cornered,
roaming -chimneyed (roaming all
over the end of the cabin), stone
built huts for the pioneers of Ne
vada. Oh, no! They hove become
very arIstocratic since the bonanza
days, and are not content with any
thing less than 26xl00 feet build
ing, such being the dimensions OF
the new one they are about to build
on their B street lot. 1t will he two
stories high. The lower one to he
Used for dancing and military pur-
poses, will be 24x100 feet. The up
per story will be divided into hall
for the use of the Pioneer Society,
G4x24; front room, intended for Il
reading and cabinet room, 24S36,
which will also be subdivided for an
ante-room. The height of the first
story in the clear will be 10 feet, and
that Of the second story Is feet. 1t
will be as near fireproof AS possible.
, 1876-07-13
IMPEACHMENT.
HOW THE CASE LOOKS.

6peCtQ1 UtSp1ftH 10 lHe 4f4pnHe
WASHINGTON, D. c., July l2-The impcach-
mtnt trtnl Ia ut stand-stil. The evidence for
tue prosecution md for tho defense Is In, With
the exception Of the Testimony Of Evans, the
post-tradcr. I1c Ia lntainol by frcshcta In tho
Territories, and may not arrive here for week;
Meanwhile, tho Court stands considering tho
question whether or not tho trial shall
bo postponed TO await Eynns' arrt-
vpl. Delknap produced many witnesses
to4dnv, including several OF the
Iowa Congressman aud Justtce Miller Of the
Supreme Court, to prove his general good chnr-
actcr. Ills lcfrMsG thus far rests entirely otl
two points: ,lrst, hts good c'ara.ter; second,
tho allegation that lie never had any under
standing with Alarah to receive money Burpos-
Ing It was for Mrs. Dclknap. The reception OF tho
money Ia not III nliy tnsta1ce dcncd, and could
not be. 80 fur rs the clsc now luoks, HclltIat's
conviction depends upon tis question whethyr
conviction. ...
plRnER's TESTIMONY.
w4su1s1ros sos 'f,< s. G. lsis J1iy isTa Senate at
1a O'clock resumed consideration Ct tc articles
e. tmpeaeh,p,ssat ], ,sn at'unst ". ". Belknap' lute
j. ]. FISHER, PARTNER Of Evans, was sworn, and
examined BY tfcslahon. liz corroboratcd ID the
main Marstl's testimony as to payments to Bel
kuap. liz bud seal the eontract between
Marsh md Evans, and tho money wis pa!l In
HCEOEuAllEE ~llu lLA lGElHa, 41CAkHhF AN4A NSsGh
10 Ills knowledge written to his llrIa on the sub
ject Of complaints from troops about excessive
charges.
Marsh, to avoid tcstiying, pleads lis wife'a H.
ness tn New York ~ Tho cau.e Of his inability to
apsar ans tes'!'y ND also stated that ho had made
McAialaon asacntcd 10 th.s, hut desired also tho
other letter to appear evidence. ~ which Aarsh
promised 10 b.ang the contract with Evans. 10
fad frf FSfl Inn fp6N
oyerrued, md no tetters wero placed N evidence,
tho point gained by THO defense being that Marsh
Eyaus.
HESTER cLrAEn
was called, and ldcn!!aed the lcttcsn from Marsh
long bis Committee had bcea engAged In (nvestIgat.
tng ths sdalts of tho War Dcpastmsat. McMahon
ssd c. s:a as!s s' wSe s"a IL sa
ts:e* i!sStS 4 q 10 ss;:$, ;,. md MsMshoa !s,a;.sa
denee bearing on tho casa which thoy were holding
Clymes's evidence presented nothing now, and At
tts conclusion Manager Mcsfahon said shat thu
nanagcrs had concluded their In cAlet fos thu
Evans on the stand when he should arrive
| CHARACTER VOUCHERS.
Con. Pope va: the dFst w!tnes. foE the defensc,
Il se g pass ess!astss q sEnsp sad s!s Management
NJ. Il. eafpants; sa?at,eda letter ttom Lieut.
stating that he had examined tbs circular on the
sops ;assss s VI IL ill.,
ADsT-0EN, 4. D. TOWNSEND
sh,p. % aud siso tho lattef Of Gan. usisfson com:
War, through tho ordinary courso OF buainess.
| COL. NELSON u. pAVls,
, 1876-07-13
did not say nncf Of anything; that he wss noEo r.
tho httltulc Of listener, for wtnesa h'mso!f olo
tho most talking.


Rpectdl Dtspdtch 10 1ns Tribune
WASHINGTON, u. G., July i1.-r.c 1'otisc
Committee on Expenditures in the State De-
partment, Of which Springer Is Chairman, e1-
asnlncd James 8. Maekic, Of New York, today,
In regard 10 some proceedings OF thu late Vchc-
zuclan Claims Commissioners. Mackie VIA at
torucy for The lato firm Of 1k,wland d Aep'n-
wall, and subsequently, trustee for tho eollcc-
tfon of sornc claims which the estatc held
against tho Venezuelan Government. These
consisted Ut between e3oU,0 and 0,00
wortl. Of Venezuelan scrip regularly Issued by
TINT Government, md admitted to be genuine
and correct IN orcry particular. After
tho appointment Of the Commission. Macklo
called upon Talnadgc, the American Cotnmia-
sioner, and requested him to present. tlIr ciaiin
To tho Commission when It WIS organized.
TalmadEc replied that lla could nut 10 tls i!inl-
sell, but referred Afackie 70 man who could do
Mackis found him 10 be Nyw York hay merchant,
Xho xa1 wiling 70 mnueItake saH "q en- q
This 1iacktc refused. Subsequently hs sent the
Claim u the State Department with. request
Carracas, and renchcd the Commtkelon twenty days
before it, final Adjournment. Tic Computation
to.k no ssson npm The sa; ana .avrs Sd1J,a
MackIo sad Tilt tic estate Of Ilowland h Aspin
| wull npw Inns no remedy, since thu ComMsaon was
(orcrllment. lie slso accusct1 Tnlmndge. Tho Amer
lean Con1n1satonef Of other Irregularities. anu tcat-
fed that after h!s return from Ca.,1caa Tnlma"gc
lowed had II hcon presented through tic hay ner-
chant, to yhom r, fstetsnee S .sa.sd wa. msdG i'm,
rre,ident u III iiafyiand Mining compsny, te,tl.
bsforo te Anss s11 f r.
Venezuelan Claims Co,m!saion: when epoken u
about large elam Of f., which Mackie had charge
| referred HIN to une William, who told Mack!c thht
hn ryN httH IN ctnt 1f tho claim II lie
, 1876-07-13

meadow, ming some local retrain or soms old
national song, Or the uh horn. which 1nsxers
ill., ths houses. strseE snd enr!ron., esowds @ of
Fiji ressned % se'orehand % 70 I dispen,s m s'sSt with
any shelter,. simply seatlng Themselves at
aetss sst on, " tho open s Masre r1nm . made
nor taa whetscd their appetltes: Nothing can give
II s.i se II shs ne ssre as fsss & s vsi
lights up every eonnscnance: pcop1a from Vaud
!saternt1e with tho'o from herne. forgetting that
ber!ng only, The liberty aecsred In common .!ncs
Independent; Am!a the sne,t. whom the bqstl.
Of tho town draws from their beds and Who mir ia
the srox srS neuss - ana , sssetart
he tse o sn:
surrounded. nd y eysry momsnt, anld TO etowd.
one Is struck by some ptcturcs1nu and antique
costume. Which Will soon aRnrn in This procession
This morning religious ssrvicc. Protestant and
Cathnic, Ia held in the open ar, aud, with happy
scen p.sting from one scrv!cs to the other,
portion of the nrot e.son, eompo.cd q men belong
service ami atd 70 the p1cturesquenets q tns part
Of se aistofsai fe.t!sal. About 9e1oek & shs pro-
Contingent. moved throns! the etsects o' Morns
eonse; AZ adequate ldca q ths striking picture
presented over an extent o. ncttiy ml!es ~ this
Bcsnb road, which winds Along TUG Lake Q! Motat,
md 10 deserted a. Intervals through Tue trees
skirting lt-a road aiways huc and t1-day
Incompatible. On both sides or the road.
with slight space between. atn drawn up
the various corps which arc to form the pro-
eess!on 1hey are recognized hy their dl'tins- h;-
tive banners. The crowds Applana thein on their
route, these cheers becoming tfanile Ehcn among
the banners whct! pass. Tie people observe those
which preserved the freed0m q swl!5crlnnu trom
tic attacks OF Charles tue bold; The sensation
] and enthusiasm were then really consagions. md
these mute earyvGss " of gioEoas asla ass ehsSea
the neclan'ntlotls ceased The astot!ca! names nE,
eome Of these pcrsons arc represented by their 20.
secndants, crcnmatance which evoses ne special
/ enthusiasm 0! the cfpwd; Ihe spectators utsef
loud hnrfal1s fof the DUG Atne 90 ioftainG, Mald'
mann. tierter, EElae, Fnuetfnny. FoEci. WipiAeen,
| Thfcrrtein, oetttgan, etc. Al these picturesque
| corps. among which zurich waA very ptotIlnent.
arranged themselves n aetachments. ana.t tae
shadow Of the trees. i was set1tanle eiahY q!
| arms, scene OF almost maEtial aspect. II mlths
BE- taken for the preparation iof real oftt!c. 9n
this time deGes to thc Warllks soana Q! ~ aa wv
tional hon; Bale marches 10 thc stfaits o. ~ nlee
| Exuciatel u preceded by Us sonotoua 0fnmst nno
NJ! these Instruments nlaY ~ om.ss s nsehG 4nt
, 1876-07-13
TIE WHISKY INQUIRY.
YARYAN ON THn aTAND.

spxesat ,pase" - 70 fi iss ioWa-,., t,'otHs ,or
ner]v +. 1,1rf Of tho Intcrnal Reyonae sDecaE
nann;. ,vna o,o,r oYaminr1 to-tfnv Nv t,,o
nsehts' "aS aem' o1A".!.'tu NJ. ~ NV
of this fnn,,iry Oh the mart OF the Democrats uf
- C.t.ta. v,.s - os,ort Al, mint t,,o ~o,o
tAe COMMITTEES "hs ~ "'ee. sn." """t s4o 'si"
tions Ut the President at,l DristoW were during
tho Whtsky-Rng PROSECUTIONS. III order to ob-
tain tl11s 1hlors1la1'onl LIS Con'1aaateo aeKea
Yurgan what EEr!stoW, at any time during tic
venr NJ thc nroscrut5ons, mnY have said TO lin,
s .,.s sts."..a.,t. ~ a.. n.o.,ao..
aa 80 tae statesne"ts VI tno IFes'aent'
Yavyau positively declined to answer
This question, on tho ground tl,at
l,c did not consider that he wus
Maas -, ~ lin In A., ogcini cnpacty. Ths to,ninit
tss saiI that he lad ,ot ths rgL 10 sold himself
fru fr i1 h, ,nnrrow 10 dsfesmine vhatheT or mi
h. s uoMa antwer. YaTysn Wns then asked to staie
III i. "oH1 ~ ,.torstnod tn IL W" saw" "~o@ ~ s'1'~
"aa' ne .s,1n unuvI .arr'ra1ns m ruu pau.rnrur
ri. H. nra.ccntians Yaryan ssi that be baa
, 1876-07-13
And Yet Another Batch OF
Victims Of the PreBi-
dential AK.
The House Unanimously Adopts
the Resolution Censuring
Schenck.
Knott's Whisky Committee Find Tar
tar in the Man Yaryan.



Special Nxpdtch to 5Ae 7rtbNne
WASHINGTON, D. e., July l2.-ihe prospects
Of au agreement Of the Conference comi"'..ee
upon thc Appropriation bills arc better
tonight. The conference upon The army o''.
has agreed. The Senate accepts for the most
part tho reductions In money proposed by inc
House. while the lIousc yields most OF the LII.
portant points respecting new legislation, a,'u
submits to q commission. It iB agreed that tho
question Of tho transfer Of tho Indian Bureau to
thc War Department, which has never yct Dceh
submitted to test vote In the senate,
shall DO voted on there, and II rejected
the House viii net tnsst M ,cc'sIot'an cotson ars s
restej by the IIonae, and report c3twtntct. lan-
ai aE surrendered hs aes oG th!s 10
Banning, that ho may not hlnsel1 bo nelu sespon'
a,blo fos IN apparent surrender.
TIE sUNnltY CIVIL DI1L
Mcmbors Of the conference Oh @ ahs snndFy CIV, r,i
nrubablc by Tomorrow, There arc indications
t my sonseas tbs onnt H. to G
to all hut twenty-five amendments.
1snnall n himself tho authority for ne st1tG
meat that agreement upon tho Legslatiyc 1il ~
quito ceFtnfn. and probably upon thu bnsls VI thc
OTHER Hills.
The S n III kcy @ ases
Tomorrow In ntf,o to mako Ito report to the
House.
on the part Of lilo House Will accept The psoposI-
lion MAIDS by lilo ScAntc to thc last Conference
Committees TINT tic amount Of money ap1!oGrintSsd
1sS a!l y staa Ia sha aetatmno @ is
THE RlvEn AND 1tAnroR NIL.
~ khs trftftrH Associated Press.
WAsn1s,iroS, H.. e.. luly l9.-Ths scnntc Com;
iss I1a4sr 81 iii y Soss %ppropraoas 10: tic ~
lowlng improvements ]axc beos rtrIGkcn from th9
, 1876-07-13

sp<ctai M,patch TO TIE Tribune.
WARRINGTON, DC, July 12.-WIilc It Is true
that the President has desired to get rid Of Mr..
Jewell for somr time, the Immediate cause of
The change, ns made yesterday, was desire to
,nnkc movo that would help matters III III
llana, or rather prevent the retirement Of Mr..
Pratt from doing damnea there. II had conc
to be understood TINT MIR. Pratt would not sub
nit to certain removals which tho President had
fully determined to make, and that hc would
rettss in consequence. TO ncuttalizc tho effect ~
this IN IntInnn, tho .cmoyRl Of Jewell and promo
tion Of Tynpr to Cablnet position VIA at once
decided upon.
posrMAsTER-oEHEKAL TTNEn
Ia generally regarded hera as admirably qual'acd
for the position to which he has been promoted.
1Io has donc much to improve tho postal eysteln,
anil while Second Assistant puHtnnstcr. GenoFul
he uneafshed tho notorious mail.contrnct f1udn.
WHAT TIE PRESIDENT SAYS. :
The President said to ngcntlcn,an to-day that,
having understood for some time that aoY. Jewell
did not desire to remain n the Cabinet, 10 Thought
It best when tho acceptance OF tho TREASURY De-
partmcnt BY Gov MoFfil! gave New England a.. an
other mcnihes Of the Cnbtnet to permit Gox'
Swe to tat at. sna ss
Tho President further said that nothtnE bnt tac
kindeB. relations oxAted between h!nsclf and A.
torpcy General Taft and that they had talked oyct
the necessity for making change III tho District
Attorueyahp at St L0uis.
ANOTHER AEA9ON.
II tho Tkstern Aasocfatsd FrtsA. =,
WAsirIsnroN, u. c., July l..-Theto ls an In
tImatton that the Western Union Telegraph Com
napy, through Mr. Orion and Senator CunSllnE.
had somethng 10 do with tho removal Of Mr..
Jewell, For aome years last The Western Union
Company have been paid cent per Wnsd fol
iii Government messages for eAch 20 miles. a
very considerable royonn0 has been deFved by The
telegraph company from thia 01ycrnr1cnt hnsi,
meas About tho 1st Of July, hr. Jcwcft notified
| tho Westcrn Union Company that hcreafeer thg
| Government would pny. only cont for each GOO
| Yullea or twco the old distance for tho Ra1ne
| amount OF moncy. The Wtatern Union company
dcclincd to accede 10 these tccms. and aIr; ortoH
came llerc Inst week 10 got tho order revoked. Ir.
Jewell rcfnsud TO do 1t. whcrenron tho niatter Wa
taken directly to ths President who laid 4 before
| rcached nlvcsscly. to tho position. taken BY
| MI Jewell. Thts victory over. Mr.. Jewell
was followed, 1t Ia asserted. BY his beinf
nrraigned to the President Tn several grountls BY
peraons who weru anxious to get him out, and II
] {hts connection tic namo Of Senator ConkslnE II
freely used. It Is significant to say, at least tha
| Immediately nfteE Mr. Jewcll's being oyerruleA b
tlc Cabinet in regard to the Western Union m1ttcE
| ljs resignation should be demanded. ...-
INV fo,tK, Jm,y 19.--Wiiam Orion. President
Of tia Wcatcrn Union .Telrgrnpl Company. say
| the statement published III Washington spccla
to-day 10 tho elect that le was concesned in o
| had knowledge of tho removal Of Postmaster
| General Jewnll, Is falhc.
, 1876-07-13
SWITZERLAND.
Tux BATTLE or MohAT.

= =
NoRAr, juno ao.-1Islf tho people who arrived
hero ysatcsday and last night have bean obliged to
pass tho night In tho streets. No tdea be given
OF this old town, where tue days arc ordinarily ~
quiet - tho nights, but where now u in tho
morning nothing seems asleep. Al that hour, II
once 80 lste aud 10 early. men and women. Of
every aga and costums, may b. heard couvstsiag
In all the dialects OF Hwtxeiand, and aluost IN a
the ianguagos ol Tho world. Ftop, ti.no 70 tlmt
amid tiis 6u.se, wh!sh Night. howete5 ,. M llstie
dintnsshes. a1e nssfd imp1e,xlsea p,a saol'e, Tao,
, 1876-07-13
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.

UALT1adHH, Ju1Y TT TIC NHt1U1aI 1suue3Es"ra'
Association to-lny appointed committee 10 80 to
washington in the interest Of tho bureau Of Edu-
..atIon. Mr. 1Inrrla, Superintendent Of Public
sei,ools of Missouri. presented report on tho
c.s1ne OF study from tue primary school to tho
university, which euggesscd that children In thu
Moth could bc sent to school at Z ycasn Of age,
while those of the South should not bc sent befota
they wese o or years old. The cducnti0na! eyss
tcn or ,IatMn was then explained by gentleman
connected with tho scsoola Of that country. After
the lnnrring x.sslcn, the Association veal on an
c1curaun down the Gay, h1d session Oh eoara ths
haat Anl nd dt0urntd sinc 6lG.
, 1876-07-13
GREAT BRITAIN.


LoNpos, july l1-In thu House OF Common
thla afternoon, Smyth's blu closing Irish public
houses On Sunday ps.sed to a second reading With
our division. Tho Government ssycuts 10 the bill.
but will propose aMe Ramrnts.
1ARTEnRn.
LoNpoN, July 13.-lier MBjcsty f}necn Vletoris
las invested the King ot Ireece with tho Order Vi
the uarter. .---.
YELLoW vkVEH-
Two yeaecl1 arrived Ut Liverpool yesterday from
he West luties with yellow fever on bparl.
, 1876-07-13
Recent Reports Of Serv1an
Reverses Probably
Untrue.
Both Armies Maneuvring for Ad.
vantageous Positions.
Tchernayetf's Force Composed Of the
Best Of the Servian Troops.
Preparations for n General Onset
All Along the Line.
Bombarameut Of Several Turkish Cities on
tho Frontier.
TIE EAST.

AlNhlSH HEFUhI3s
NEW ToHK, July IA special from CoNatan-
tinoplc says: ut 10 reported that Prince Milan
has akedadded Into Aurtrla.
1.-THE Turkish commanders have been ordered
to abstain from attacking tho insurgents until I'd"
dlt1onal foinforce1nents arrive.
"Ths Sultan has subscribed Gco. GOO startling to
tho peoples wnr. r.fInd.
t'Si1 thousand Nontenegr.n troops have passed
through pabar, going In the direction Of Stolac.'
THE rEAcE or RunorE.
VIENNA. July 12.-lt Il stated that Russia viii
not take any step In The Eastern question With
out an understanding With all tho great Powers;
consequently the general peace Of Europe will be
preserved.
DERBr's POLICY.
EpIkHpnu, July 11.-The direction Of the for"
eign anstrs has been To largc extent taken bJ
Dsracll Into his own hands, Lord Derby Is play
ing 20 aecoadsry part "a to excite comment
HARD UP.
CoKsrAxT1xorLK, July 12.-The payment OF In
toscst on the public debt has agaln been postponed
n1sLoDGED.
The Montenegrtns and tho insurgents have occu-
Hp ots S1 .s, Tks .ses tss!S ns1 :ef' 4
TcAEnsAYEFF's MOVEMENTS.
PAH 5py i.Thq 1p. h. sstxan nosfls saatoa tE1
si Ail aepenas nsa Upon uen. wbo te
# ns o 70 s,s neqs u
Th1s statement that TchcruaycG IL retrcating Is
uncontrmcd.
| cciyo PfIuco Milan.
TURKISH pgpEAr.
/ Raouaa. Iuly l1.-ScIayontc nJYices announce
tint 4 fnrre Of f. mo trprkH attacked the yiHEes
ri Eryu,esc md Tcrhzs IN Monday The Turks
were defeated and driven to Mnrity. where they
Tmrks iost 400 ond tho Montencgrina 100. The
iattor captured convoy Of prisoners.
| MAK1Eo READY.
| v,1~v.. Jnlv 1n.-noth afiica arc taking adyan.
taoc ~ fbe mrrsrnt tnuse in active operations TO
hrn- m Tnin{nrcrn,cfftt The seryious are urrat,-
/ s.1nye frnsriiis hsnds nne Of which. numbering
| N'idifn