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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02
LETTER FROM PARADISE.
slcighing and Dancing the Rage
line Owyhee Bridge--Visitors.
PARADISE VALLEY, Jan. 81.

PARADISE VALLEY, Jan. 81.
EDITOR SILVER STATE.-Since my last
letter the weather has changed, and
snow has fallen to the depth of ten
inches. Sleighing is the rage, and the
jingle of the merry bells is heard all the
time. The people here have caught
THE DANCING MANIA,
which seems to be epidemic in the ru-
raj districts at this season of the year.
when the hardy grangers have breath
ing spell. Young and old folks are al
most wild on dancing and there are two
or three dances week. They gave
Chris. Hinkey a call last Friday night
aud the crowd was Hospitality enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Hinkey.
Dancing was kept up lively until sup
per was announced, when all repaired
to the dining room and did ample JUS
tice to the yiands, after which dancing
was resumed aud kept up until 4 o. clock
in the morning. Every body hopes that
Coon Hinkey will enter the matrimonial
state soon and give them another dance.
1t is the intention to have two parties
this week.
I see in your paper that the people Of
Winnemucca contemplate
BRIDGING THE owYHEE.
That is good move, and one which
meets the approval of the people of the
Valley. | have heard several of our
leading citizens say that they will help
put it through. So think you can de-
pend on Paradise standing in. l think
the committee will find that the bridge
is not going to cost near 80 much as
they anticipate.
Personal.
notice Mr.. Kemler and Mr.. Hubs,
OF Winnemucca, and Mr.. Alexander, of
Virginia City, in our village, all look
ing the picture of good health. AS /
have nothing else of note to write will
subside for the present. Y.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02

SILVER CRY BULLIoN. Wells, Fargo
Il Co.'S Express brought down from
Silver City yesterday five bars of bullion
of the assayed value of @l3, $50 Ga. This
is pretty fair shipment for Silver, one
which shows that the mines have not
"petered" and that there is yet vitality
in the old camp. In fact it is believed
that with honest, experienced and econ
omlcal management, two thirds Of the
mines at silver City would now be pay
Ing dividends or at least expenses.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02

PERsoNAL.-Rev. S. p. Kelly, State
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
arrived here yesterday and left for Par
adise Valley. In establishing agencies
for the sale and exchange of school
books Winnemucca was overlooked.
This causes great inconvenience to
teachers and considerable expense to
parents. We desire TO call the Super
intendent's attention to the matter, that
he may authorize the establishment of
an an agency here.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02
HORRIBLE BUTCHERY.
A Fiend Kills his Father and Mother {
Hacks his Wife With an Axe and
Then Hangs Himself.

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Hacks his Wife With an Axe and
Then Hangs Himself.
EAST LYNDON, VT, Feb. 2,
Silas Wilder, resident of this town,
killed his father and mother Yesterday
morning with an axe, then cut his wife g
throat, and then hung himself, the par
ticulars of which are about as follows:
1t is supposed Wilder was laboring I'M
Ger temporary insanity, superinduced
by excessive excitement and passion.
His father and mother were aged re-
spectiyely 70 and 20 years. The i'm
mediate cause of the affair was an alter
cation with his wife, who in altering
pair of overalls had made them too
short. After angry words Wilder started
for the shed, saying he would get the
axe and end the trouble. His wife fol-
lowed and seized him when he drew o
dirk, stabbed her and left her for dead,
Then taking up the axe he started for
his father, who had followed him, struck
him fearful blow, crushing through
his head. At this point he appeared
still further infatuated and next at
tackled his mother, killing her with
three fearful blows over the head and
breast. Leaving her in the front door
way he returned to the shed and found
his father had crawled into the kitchen.
He struck him as he lay upon the floor,
the axe crushed through his head and
remained fixed in the floor. He then
cut his throat, but death not ensuing at
once he ran to the barn, fastened
rope around his neck and jumped from
the beam, breaking his neck and caus-
ing instant death. The father and
mother are both dead It is thought
the wife may recover.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TaE GREAT 3OHER.

General Adolph Srtro, the irrepress-
ible aud interchangeable, passed here this
morning, bound for Washington to at
tend 70 the interests OF the SGtro Tun-
mol il Congress. If Sharon would re-
sign the position which he holds, but
does not fiji, and Sutro was placed in
his seat. We venture to assert that Ne
vada would be benefited by the charge
and that Sutro would fiji it creditably
ald honorably.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02

STAGE RcEBERs ARRESTED, The re-
port reached here this morning that
Howard Martin, jim Griswold and
Bill Collins. all of whom were at one
time employed on the railroad between
here and Wadswor,h. were Grrestad
last week near Los Angeles for rob-
blng the stage near that place and are
now i'll jail. Harry Davis, another of
the gang and well known along the
railroad, EFF, eted his escape. One of
them had his leg broken while being
chased by the officers. 1t is said that
Davis, who escaped, had the greater
part of the booty.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02
BECOMING CIVILIZED.
whisky and Pistols-A Drunken In
dian Commits Suicide.

a spectacle Of rare occurrence pre-
sented itself to passers-by on Bridge
street yesterday. Two Indians, loaded
to the guards with Chinese whisky,
were staggering on the street in front of
the Courthouse, until, overcome with
the rotations he had imbibed, one
dropped to the ground and passed two
or three hours in drunken slumber
after which, late in the afternoon, he
was taken to his wickiup by other mem
bers of his tribe. Meantime another
Indian, named Dick, who had been at
work for Charles Kemler, became bois-
terously drunk, and crazed from the ef-
feet of the fiery liquid he had swallowed
committed suicide by shooting himself.
Dolby John, at whose wickiup the deed
was done. says Dick came there drunk
aud taking revolver placed the mnzzle
to his breast and fired, iuficting a
wound which caused his death in a few
hours. Dolby also informs Us that he
was told by one of the drunken Indians
that they procured the whisky from the
Chinese.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02

The Snow BLOCKADE. - The snow
blockade at Cedar Pass continues. A
strong wind has prevailed at that point
for several days, and steam has sue
cumbed to the drifting snow. Engines
and snow plows are buried in the
drifts, and at latest accounts thsre WAS
no prospect of getting the track clear.
A mail and passenger train left Elko to-
day for the west, and is expected here
at $3.50 P. NJ. This will enable bust
ness men west of that point to CON-
municate with San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02

FREIGHT FOR CoBNUcopIA. One Of
George Bakers teams left here to-day
loaded with $1,000 pounds of freight
FIR Cornucopia. This is a heavy load
TO haul over new road ut this season
OF the year, yet we expect it will get
through as quick as the mails by the
Elko route.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02

PREPARING FOR CITIzENsHIF. Peter
l.. Johnson, native Of Sweden,
declared his intention, in the District
Court. yesterday to become citizen of
the United States, and rsnounce for
ever his allegiance to the King of
Sweden.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02

SUITS BRoUGHT.- Reinhart & Co.,
by their attorneys, Grass d Harding,
brought suit in the District Court yes
terday against M. W. Haviand to re-
cover the sum of $1,841 A, alleged to
be due them on promissory notes and
for merchandise furnished the defend
ant. j. j. Carroll also brought suit
against Haviland to recover the sum of
S2,410 So. alleged to be due him On
certain promissory notes.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02

REPLEvIN SUIT. Louis Reinhart, by
his attorneys, Grass Il Harding.
brought suit by replevin in Justices
Court yesterday against Ed. Shermur
for the possession Of $500 worth Of
goods, which plaintiff claims and de-
fendant holds.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02

oNDELrvERED MEssAGE.-There is 9
message at the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
egraph Office for John A. Wallace.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02
WESTERN DISPATCHES

A Serious Acknowledgment at Ills
Cid Trichs--MiIitia Parade on
the 22d-candidntes for Briga9ier
GeneraI-AIps Dividend.
SAN FRANCIsco. Feb. 2.
Yesterday afternoon the iron chain
used in drawing the old University /, OIL
lege building along Elhss;reet snapped,
and, striking three men, knocked them
down and injured them seriously.
Saturday last Peter Rice was dis
charged from State Prison, having
served term for grand larceny. lie
celebrated his return to the city By get
ting drunk and afterwards settled down
to business. He was caught in the act
OF endeavoring to dispose of two horse
blankets which he had stolen. He is in
prison again awaiting trial.
The second brigade will parade on
the morning of the ODD, SO as to get
through in time for the four mile race.
Gen. Phineas Banning having been
appointed Brigadier General Of the first
brigade January 10Th, 1872, his term Of
four years has expired, and it devolves
upon the Governor to appoint sue
cassor. Col. E. n. Sanford, of Los An
geles, and Maj. S. j. Sacriste, of San
Demanding, are mentioned for the po-
sition.
Dividend on the Alps % cents, pay
able 10Th inst.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02

EXPECTED HOME. S. Bonnifeld,
who has been in Austin offending court
for the last two or three weeks, is ex-
pected home tomorrow.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02

BULLION SHIPPED. The Humboldt
Mill and Mining Company shipped
to-day one bar of bullion, of the as
sayed value of ST.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02

G 1 G. r q p EsEC
BY Atlantic and Pacific Line.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02

THRoUGH Dewey " Co., Patent
Agents, San Francisco, we receive the
following advance list of U. S. Patents,
granted to Pacific Coast inventors, viz:
II. G.. Livermore, S. e., ore furnace;
j. II. Mitchell, S. F., water heating
attachments for stoves and ranges;
J. Perkins, s. f., color printing blocks
Fl. Roger. S. t.. machine for treating
rawhide; A. Ryder; Oakland, Cali
fornia., coupling for train telegraphs;
G. A. Deitz, Chico, California, fruit
driers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

Last EV0HZh8 . Eoards
70 Meadow Valley
$40 Raym, IL & Ely 10, 20H
10 Eureka 1914. Is
100 Alps 55s, 81
50 Belmont Ia
go Leopard az, l114
so Jefferson q, 6}6
20 ella 22s
1850 Panther 2
1870 Northern Belle 29Ts
SO Hussey 10, IA
80 Gen. Thomas ~, ga
10 Manhattan 10
50 ut. Patrick
130 Advance 5
2l80 Coso Con. Ia, Ia
100 Defauce l14s3
100 Golden Chariot | a
225 Mahogany j0c, 400
~ South Chariot SOC
200 Empire 321Ic
700 poorman SIZE
$50 knickerbocker 4. ga
20J Globe l u
lZ5 Baltimore 81 So
80 Utah 1871. 1915
$50 Silver HIl l212, l224
1880 DAYTON Z. ia
10 Rock Island
500 Pictou 50c
$50 New York IA, IA
$40 Occidental IA, .
300 Alta 3}s
43G Woodulle "a, "a
1900 Seq. Caledonia Ia, Ia
1920 Lady Washington "a 81
$50 K3ssu'h 81
600 Andes /. 81
400 o. u. Hi 2
100 Europa zoe
1000 Wells Fargo zoe
$50 North Carson SOC
800 Leviaiaan ] =
10 Amazon 2, "a
40 Prospect 3
100 Morning star .
80 Mary ltnd 50e
500 Glasgow / a
500 Monumental ] y. ~
400 West BelcAer Z2S, "a
800 Trojan | a
This Mornings Baord.
1915 Or hir 6I/ 4, ca
$40 Mexican 20 1928
73O Goull 4 Curry Az. 21;4
$50 Best d Belcher 50, GA
$3.50 StSa e az, 2l1S
20 Choliar 10
rs Hale d Noroross 50, 581z
S96 Crown Point ., 24H
30 Yellow Jacket i0l
$50 Imperial 5 >, So
So Keutuck 10
40 Alpha 241I, 24'4
2 60 Confidence 2O%
is Belcher 1914, "a
l20 Con. Virginia 425. 427
zoe Sierra Nevada 221s %
1905 California Sj1s, So}4
90 Bullion 50
I95 Exchequer 1879, ID
80 Seq. BeIcher So, 81
49, Overman 81, G6
1870 Justice 2Ss4 2o7s
1880 Succor 3. "a
$50 Union 1893, 1917
$685. Lady Bryan so. 81
$50 julia 1914. 1885
$50 Caledonia 81 -
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
THE ABOVE MARES WILL BE SOLD
SEPARATELY II DESIRED.
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE,
ATIl O'CLOCK. PROMPT

A MAJOR CHARLES w. BARKER AUCTTONEER
"A A:PEKEMpTnRY EXECuTORs SALE OF the entire
day September 10 il o'clock. BARKER SONS City
Mart and New York OF Broadway
md 3s,th st. comprisng:-
TnK CElEBRATED team Of bay Kentucky bred Trotting
straders Cnssius M Clay Jr dam Of by Cotri Nor
gan dam OF Ella by Ericsson; l5. high years
Old have record last spring ovcr the Louisville track Of
are EXACTLY ALIKE in color drive disposition and gait
are without exception the most SUPERB eentlem.n's
TROTTING TEAM to be ound cost their late 81 $50
In Kentucky. and arc warranted sound and kind
THE WELL, known long distance bay Trotting Gclding
RICHMOND BOY. bred in Kentrsky got BY Herr. Nam.
old: OF ihe GREATEST LASTEgS that trotted
for has record Of sies,e mile IN -; :ro..sa
horse and Ia warranted sound and kind.
THE BEAUTIFUL and famous bay Trottng Marc EVEN
man Temple by General Hatch IL high years old;
this Is believed to bc Of tho most promsing
ineton beating field Of seven in best time s which is
her present record; now trot HEATS BETTER THAN
23o; Is without fault or vice and is warranted sound
THE RICHLY BRED and very speedy bay Mambrino
Trotng Marc IATONIA bred in Kentucky got by Engi-
dam BY Alexander granddam by Brennon son Of la
to 100 pound K6Ab AGoS has no record better thai,
a:'s ,ss Evansville 1nd) is superby gated and is
ELEGAXT TOR Pony Phacton. pole and shafts, Of tho
style and finest 6nish ncary built by Close for
TOP SIDE BAR Wagon. nearly new. by Webb.
LIGHT DOG CART splendid order by Wood Bros:
shafts trimmed, butt by BREWSTER 4 co, Of Broome
PINE HARNESS. CLOTHING. WHIPS. Bear Robc..
TIiE CLOSEST attention Of BUYERS AT DIS
GRANDEsr opportunity yet offered to GENUINE
sTooK WILL arrive she Mart and will So exh,bi-
after 10 A. VI. to-day.
SALE WITHOUT reserve or postponement
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. I.2es BRoADwAY..
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sALES or PAPERS

\ ADvHRTIsEXENTs AND sALEs OF PAPERS
AMusBsEKrs-isr rAe1-ssh and 9Th COLI
AsTR0LOGy-2D rAcr-eth COL
HsD 81 and 81
BsooHLYS REAL Estate is;I FOR 81 sALE-2D rAs.-la
sgsISSss 81. coli.
z$ r.s,ss. q
S2SSSS SSSTsS HcHbsxisss SSAbRfe rA:ss rss..A col
DwEIsiSa Iousss stole 70 LET f' FURNISHED AND UN-
xua6SsHN ff F.o.4A COL
ExcSesIossis.n ExSSasINlss r1srTf.s faesae,h col COL
yINAkCIAL-arn PACK
rCRSisiIkS Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LEr-aD
kkSSf!s'sSsa5fSs ?4ssis =. -
HORSES. oAiRIAGKS, AC-isr PAc.-ad. Sd sad 4th
hSusEs so6as 1 r4e.-o.A COL
5snsE rSs SpsSs sS4ss1 ss1H r.s;;. Asa
kES kss1TSE Faasns,s rasrs COL
LosT AND FOUND -isr PAex-ist cox
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UUSICAIs-lSr PACE-Jth col
NEW PuBL1CArIONS-7ru PAcB-6>h col.
PkRSONAI.-lsr PAcE-lst col
PIANUFORTES, ORGANS xC-0rH PAcK-0tA cal
POLTTICAL-8Tu PAGE-0th col.
SS SssSH
l2ru PAGE-iN col.
PROXIMITY OUT OF rMk oITY FOR SALE OR
TO RENTED PAGE--lst COL
REAL REAL sxE ssFxTE " F1as: COL
NEkkSFoEs NEkov1EsSs SoTessa:s Fass-e: eo COL
REWAKDS-1sr PAGE-lst col.
BALES AT AuCTION-l2rn PAcE-3d and 4th eols.
BITUATlONS SWANTED-FENALES-llr PAGE, and 18TH
PAGE-lst COL
coils.
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PA0E-lst and I'd coils
EPORTINQ-DOGS. BIRDS, 6C.-lsr PAGE-2d col
ET0RAGE-2D PAGK--3d COL
MINER RESORTS-2D PACR-6th col
THE TRADES-l2rH PAGK-3d col.
The TukF-isr rAGE-2d col.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAon-lst and
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-f2rm PAGE-ssh and 9Th coils.
UNFURNISfiED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-
IN PAGE-3d col.
WANTED TO PURCIiASE-8rm PAcE-5th COL |.
WATCHkS. JEWELRY, AC.-9TH PAGK-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D vAGE-1st col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-lorH PAcE-esh COL
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
"A WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY ORDER OF rIIK EXECUTORS TO MORROW,
FRIDAY. sEPTBMBER IS, AT II O'CLOCK.

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fastest horses In the state has nc natural sro,tns gais
's @ x:
Ssna built, With and
nEH "ra sR ioGns spa MED
dcsome 10, hands high, years od va. sea by Dorsey
tx Ss s.p Po Ii. s s as sss
five heats al" inside Of 80; she hand
apprssn.sa she 4 py rs Tssr"Sta sound aud ti@d
ss s and or II a
country raised at Lexington KY sired by Denmark. dam
s $al Gcs@i os y'1s sfs sss
stand. sss ss and sss can 's aa iS s $ on .,
day sale family bea-t she surpassed and
EEa%xr SIacR 'GGiDrxG DEFIANCE SIRED
by ss% Sy ~ Fi''s IN rs
which has used the road purpose
doe. pull shy has and s
duranee can pull Top WAGON eau" TO any horse in she
M ar ASb Rs%sLE MARE LADY
h..so". Paris. n.y. .nd va. sired BY Ethan Xen dam
T. August. Ss.Tss "a "
2aa, beating Adelaide. Eva and six Others tsot
she tastes, ro,sng turi properly handed
She Deerfoot Park. Long Island trial in
as also troscd private srta Fleetwood Park driven
by John Murphy. IN 2ih: she 10 6ne beast
lives does not pull orug good gated safe for any
dtnary driver. ana Is warranted sound and kind.
WAGONS CONSIST OF ONE TOP BIDK BAR ROAD
WAGON POLk AND SHAFTS; ONE WINDSOR Tor
ONE CANOPY Pony PHAETON, SINGLE AND
DOUBLE HARNESS., BLANKETS, ROBES, SHEETS.
sALR POSITIVE. RAIN Oh SHINE.
BY ORDER Of
MARY wALDRON, ExRCUTRIx
JOHN ID. wALDRON. EXECUTOR
At AUCTION. THIS MORNING AT ii O'CLOCK
n sharp, J. ". TRAPHAGEN's elegant Horses and Car
riages. Private stable 81 East 33d A.
A sACRfFICE-TiI1S DAY, YOUNG HORSES: SUIT
Afarmof grocer or butcher; mast sell AZ West 18th st.
A ANY GENTLEMAN WISHING TO PURCHASE
~ OF the finest bay Horses In tho State will please
call on Mr.. GEORGE =. PERRIN. ~ the Union Club
bes No 20 18th Broadway The above horse Ia
ISM hands, years old rsnted for week souud and
kind he be excccd for harness saddle no b
class walker and In three mnutes: call and
aine panic price, s4Co Ne traders need apply that u
the bottom puee: worth doubls the none =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ comprising series Of lectures dsrersd as Kahn.
Premature Decline showing ,ndispuabiy how ost health
marriage the and pbysi-
g: debility being the rcsa,: Of 20 years Price
residence 81 East iosh st.. New York
ROYAL nAvAyA IorrkRY-scooooo mil MILL BE BIZ
nation urnshed highest rates paid for Spanish bills
Taylor 4 co. Bankers. No. IL Wall st.. New York
Other. Of SsD;,. s.a E r"ss sY' sss two Of $1,000
Mss: 'ssss; & $40 H.at. hsse: 1 sIe .xsa,,os
G .EkRoE-owLNG TO AN ERRoK MADE IN
81 tie Ss ballot should Dc
kESSuSkS MsS.ss ssArH LOT
= ,',s s,:.Is,s s;s''Ss';s ;s7
o. % s,'%. = - = 8
a1rs4. c.s ' NO. 3 i III Ss 49, s rs4a 81 30
Information 81 b. applying to n or sddra..ns 90 81 cufs
CO.. 200 broadway. rear room. first floor.
S-sas,oo 600 is y Gas, CASH yos ONLY $40
only 1000 Tickets The ken,neky state sing. Nun
sspc%Se % 10 ,s7 ss =" 0's'"s0" n.y. on saturday
Royal Havana draws September IS. 1876
j. cEUTE 4 CO. 200 broadway
TAMAK INDIEN-A LAXATIVE FRUIT LozENGE.
M u fa saa
Depot, CASWE WELL. HAAARD& 90. New York.
n PARKS. ExERsOS A. Co
l.. Kentucky State lotteries drawn daily.
Roya Havana Isoitery drawn every u day,
rti.e. -asosa n'rs,asoa furnished ana circulars free
sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS. sS.,.
A GOOD CHANCE TO guy 4 DoG.-THIRrY PURE
nS
;.I s.r Setter Ens.1 ,.,ySasad.; BisodSoa"d..
Newoundlands and Cocker spanics Can be seen at my
place. 9th teSsh to Ssth Central Park.
pools SOLD At NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE
''' "'''''- W oS' = sEfsEHT :" MccLoUD. @ Ts''
poINTER DoG oHEAP-FORCED TO SELL: COLOR
good Address roiSrER Her"% oee
CEooND HAND W. ". GREEXER BREECH.LoADER,
On cnso with mpemeuts complete, IL bore. 7s poundS
ii. 6. soUIREs. No. Cortlands st.
THE TURF.
FLEET nTrLEsrwS0D p1RK M2nRfsASiA
T. Bennett names r. g. Fred Tyler wagon
Admission. Soc '' GALES H. BARNARD. President.
u s7s I4s,,sI
O'clock ~
Boda Doslo name. faos 5. !. sa% an sisS faray. sSs0
John splan nsmes b. s; Rarus
adsss 1s ss:: three 2nE x % H. T. SxssAnD
UCTIoN PRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
2ssh the running At Lexington the
direct % by sessapS Auction pools $40 M TrensS
pools ut A. NJ All orders by mail will
receive particular attention. 7. B JOHNSON.
UCTION-FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
"A sold day and evening New York Turf Exchange Is
West 18th Lexington running races Boston sr1s and
Pools 81 and $ Open 80 A. NJ Prompt attention given
orders by mail or KELLY h BLISS.
CARATOGA RACING ASSOCIATION, 1,239 BROAD
Dwsy.-Auct,on, French and Combination Pools sold
running Lexington and the international ric
match Creedmoor. Combination and French Mutucl
Tickets s. JOHN MORkISSEY h 60.
rTATTERSALL'S i227 BROADWAY.-AUCTION AND
Frerch pools Combination book. Tickets 81. Lexing-
ton Races and Rthc Matches
HORSES. CARRIAGES. 50.
The New York herald., 1876-09-14


ABY VAN rASsELL & KEARNEY, AT THEIR MART,
40 AND ll2 EAST 18TH ST..
TOMORROW FEInDAnX4t n4t SCI sEPTEMBER Is.
THE ENTIRE gAMIiY IsTxBLIsnMENr
SOLD OK Acc0UNT OF HIS moSiNa TO
pam p,v, san ITSsv, EEANGIsc2 ;psAL GAL % u.xns
high kind and in oil harncss free from vice: very
stylish and handsome: In respect first class
family teaT and warranted sound, kind aud ruc;
CALAsH. BY WOOD BRO: DOG CART BY WOOD
BRO also COUPE ROCKAWAY.
SILVER MOUNTED DOUBLE HARNESS. BLANKETS,
TEAM MAHOGANY BAY rRorTING MARES SIRED
by Rysdyk's Hambletouian: are half sisters, we'll
matched and rtylish :sfat< hands high. and 8
yea.s old; kind and all harness frce from vico
$50 single and in s minutes to the pole; are sto-
gether OF the hnest road teams in the CITY, and
warranted sund.
TOP wAGTN. POLE AND SHAFTS NEARLY NEW,
c.ty built: Blankets &c
PONY rURNOUT-BAY PONY. IS HANDS HIGH,
old kind and true in all harness FREQ from vicc
or trick: free un peasant driver ia, been used by
ladies IN the country oil GUNNER. aud is warranted
sonnd set Harness. nearly new. and
NO TOP PONY PHAETON. BUT LITTLE USED. buit
TEAM BLACK HORSES. 10 HANDS HIGu and
old kind and in all harness; free from vice;
have fine style and good free travel
lers; safe and reliable family team, and warranted
Double harness, nearly now. and
FOUR SEAT PARK pHAETON. IN GOOD ORDER
SEVERAL GOOD ROAD. FAMILY AND WORK Horses,
TWO Tor ROAD WAGONS IN PERFECT ORDER,
SINGLE SEAT TOP WAGON. BUILT BY DUsENBURy
TOP @ ROAD )" WAGON 'a5 BY r. A. sr1vEns. Rockaway..
Phnetons. DC. &c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-04

"Dm you steal that dogt" said his
Honor TO William Siner. pointing at n
ferocious hull dog tied To one OF the legs
Of his desk. "Sot Intentionally.
"well. what did you steal him for.
them" snow. see here" said Sinsr.
"musi unfold the sacred secrecy OF
my domestic privacy; Must l lay open
tho hcar,l.d concealments OF my private
litep Must bare my breas, before the
worli simply to satia,c tho morbid de-
sire Of Curiosity which these few men
have? oh. justievl justice! where"
"william Siner. did you steal that bull
do:l" interrupted his Honor. 'No.
stree. I didn't steal that bull dog.
returned William with emphasis; "out
my wife died last week. AMI missed
her 80 much that I had to get another
companion. so Two jus, been bed and
boarding him. that's ALL" and his
Honor cut the string and told the jani-
tor to kick the dog out to freedom.
William was sympathized with and dis.
charged.