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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02
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....OF....
NEW YORK and
SAN FRANCISCO.
To Mining and Mill superinten-
dents:

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1T IS KNOWN TO SAVE IS TO 80 PEE
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1t Is non-inhamable. indestructible and a
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references apply to the undersigned as
oAkE, HOBART 4 cos. 81 South @ stree.
Virginia.
T. a. MeCROSSON. Agent,
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Another Arctic Expedition.

NEW YORK, May 31.--A Times
Norwich, Conn, special says that an
expedition is now being fitted out to
explore the Polar seas, because the
"rigGess" year ago discovered rich
veins OF graphite at Cumberland in
let. The "Schrera" will sail on
Monday for that region, to investi-
gate further. She will get acargo OF
graphite and arctic fl 'ra and farina
for the Smithsonian destitute. The
vessel is we'll supplied and has an
experienced crew
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02

OK some OF the French railway
lines an arrangement for giving
danger notice is in vogue as follow,
The sigual man when he turns the
disk sends an electric current in the
direction of the coming train to Il
bar placed betweca the rails, and
when the engine reaches the spot, u
metal brush placed between the
wheels sweeps the cross bar, the cur
rent passes to the engine, and. 10y
means Of an electromagnetic, presses
upon lever which opens the steam
whistle, thus making 1t virtually au-
tomato. From its simplicity, this
arrangement is regarded as prefera-
BILE 10 M ,st, at least. of the other de-
vices tor this purpose.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02
Hotel Accommodation!
Livery Accommodation !
Stage Accommodation
MESSRS. JOHN Z ALFRED BENEFITS

0NAKE pleasure in announcing to the
IL travelling and resident public that their
new and commodious hotel, the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02
Virginia & Truckee R. R.
New Arran ge m ent!
LIGHTNING EXPRESS!

O. AND AFTER MONDAY NAY l. 1876
Through Trains Daily
Between VIRGINIA CITY and SAN FRAN
CISCO, via Vallejo. will leave as follows:
GOING WEST-WILL LEAVE
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Has resumed the practice of his profession
ct the DOUGLASS BUILDING tsecond floor),
SOUTH STREET. three doors south of the
Bank Of California entrance on O and
streets.
OFFICE Hours roR CONSULTATION
From -. n. to bP.x. and from 8 tosr.N
DIR. THOMAS graduated at the Royal Col.
leee Of Surgeons, England, and the Royal Col.
lege OF Physicians. London. and received his
diplomas as member of the Royal College Of
Surgeons, England, and licentiste of the ROYAL
College of Physicians, London, in the years
1859 and 1894.
DIR. THOMAS also passed his examination
1t Liebess University of Glessen. Germany,
aud received his diploma rs Doctor of Medi.
oine with the
HIGHEST HoNORs.
These diplomas, together with testimonials
from the FIRST EUROPEAN PHYSICIANS,
may be seen in his Office
DIR. THOMAS NAV be privately and conf.
dentially consulted for the cure of Diseases
Of the Generative Organs, Nervous Debility,
Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness, Strict
ure Of the Uret ethrs. Weakening Dreams, Heart,
Lung and Kidney Affections. Skin and Ccnta
gious Diseases. venereal or otherwise.
DIR. THOMAS treatment is EMINENTLY
SUCCESSFUL, st once arresting seminal loss
constitutions. and that AFTER OTHERS
HAVE FAILED.
The young. middle aged and even those ad-
vsnced in life should not despair of
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT RELIEF
From their sufferings. hut should, without de
lay, consult DIR. THOMAS. who will give a
conscientious opinion As to the extent of dis
ease in each partlculs' case.
TO THE LADIES:
DIR. THOMAS merely states that he may be
CoNFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED in all dis
eases Incidental to FEMALES.
In 1854 DR.. THOMAS received special
diploma from the Royal College of Surgeons,
London, in
MIDWIFERY AND DISEASES OF WOMEN
AND CHILDREN.
Signed by DIR. ARTHUR FARRE and DR.
ROBERT LEE. Physicians to the Princess of
Wales and Duchess of Edinburgh. This di-
ploma can also be seen in the Doctors office.
In conclusion the Doctor desires to state
that every patient treated by him will receive
| >GUARANTY OF PERMANENT CURE,
DIR. THOMAS receives invalid male pa-
tients into his Private Medical Establishme mt
where every attention is paid to their comfort
- experienced nurses, the Doctor. etc.
m2otf
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SILVER CITY, NEv., FRIDAY. JUNE 2, 1876
DR.. THOMAS.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Has resumed the practice of his profession
ct the DOUGLASS BUILDING tsecond noor).
SOUTH STREET. three doors south of the
Bank Of California entrance on O and
streets.
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Ii YOU want circulars,
II YOU want hand bills,
Ii YOU want envelopes,

Ii YOU want business cards,
II You want neat bill heads,
If you want tasty letter heads,
If you want nice visiting cards,
II YOU want the best of ball works,
Ii you want any kind OF job work,
Leave your orders at the TIMES Of
flee, and you car secure them on
short notice, At low rates, and in the
best style.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02
LIVERY STABLE,

And are prepared to furnish Horses, Car
riages and Saddle Animals, at a moments
notice. Special and Splendid Rigs furnished
for Picnics, Parties, etc. Horses Boarded
and the best of care given them, at moderate
rates. Hay and Grain on hand at all times.
Horses bought and sold. All the conven-
fences of first-c!ass Stable. They also run
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Godlovc s. Orih, Of Indiana, United States Minister
to Austria. arrived from Europe yesterday, In the
steamship Egypt and Is at tho ST. Nicholas Hotel
Governor Henry Lppitt, Of Rhode Island Ia at the
Filth Avenue Hotel, On his way to Philadelphia Pro-
fessor John Forsyth of West Point, is registered al
the Astor House. Thomas Dickson, President Of ths
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, Is at tho Gscy
House. John NJ Forbes OF Boston, Is at the Brcvoorl
House Judges William L. Allen and Theodore Miller,
OF tho New York Court OF Appeals arrived last evcn
ing at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Surgeon Charles Nc
Cormick. United States Army, and General Adna An
derson OF the Chicago, Danvlc AMI vincennos
Railway Company, are at the Everett House. Cover
Person c. Cheney, Of New Hampshire, and Captain
samuel Brooks OF the steamship City OF Richmond,
arc at the ST. Nicholas Hotel Congressman John O.
whtehoosc. OF Poughkeepsie, is ut the Albcmarle
Hotel. John Davis, Clerk OF the Court Of Commas
sIoncrs OF Alabama Claims, is at the Hoffman House
Gausha A. Grow OF Pennsylvania, has arrived A. the
Finn Avenue Hotel Professor T. J. Backus, OF vasss
College, Is at the st. Denis Hotel
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THE GENERAL CONFERENCE, NORTH.

THE PRELUDE OF A STORM OVER THE AFFAIRS
OF THE WESTERN BOOK coNcERN-ExcrTE-
MExr AND 1NDIGNAT1oS-THE CHURCH DE-
cLAnED TO BE swINDLED.
BALTIMORE, May s, 1876
Bishop Foster presided at the opening Of the Confer
ence this morning.
Immediately after religious services, DR.. Hitchcock
Sr., agent OF the Book Concern at Cincinnati, rose
question ofprivicgc and inquired OF tho Secretary
why aud through whom the paper presented to the
Conference by Dr. Lanahan on Saturday last in refer
cree to the Western Book Concern, had been furnished
the Associated Press.
The Secretary, Rev. Mr.. Woodruff, dsclamed any
knowledge having boon gwen out He had not
furnished IT,
Dr. Hitchcock proceeded with carncstness and
warmth to comment the memorial presented by
Dr. lanahan Saturday last charging the Insolvency
of the Western Book Concern and contendng that tho
allegations OF the memorial were untrue. Or. Hitch
cock conended that the report OF the committee show
ing the assets OF tho Western Book Concern exceeded
Its liabilities $500 000 strictly correct. He
said the reports Of two different examiners OF the
Western Book Concern agreed in every particular in
establishing the correctness OF the exhibit OF tho Book
COMMITTED. The only disagreement (which was a small
matcr 20 the value OF the real estate held by
tho Concern, which, DIR. Hitchcock said, was under
valued instead OF ovcrvalucd.
Amos Shinkle and DR.. Walden, Jr., agent OF the
Western Book Concern. successfully to questions
OF privilege, and earnestly protestedlagainst the
mcnt made in the memorial
Dr. Walden said the attack the Western Book Con-
blow at lis credit and the statement chsrg-
Ing It's insolvency given 70 the press 1--WE know not
howl was full OF misrepresentation He read state
mcnt of profits Of the several agencies OF the Western
Book Concern, showing its sound condition. At the
conclusion OF his remarks Dr. Walden offered the FOL.
lowing
Whereas the cuorfn IA recard IN our IN.
ests. presented saturday through Dr. Lanahan and
signed by q. Herbert Richardson John Miller. john Baer
and Jesse O. waracid. contained damaging statements
touching the nancia cond on % the Western Book
Cincinnati. apd whereas these damaging
ments 10 some way communicated 70 the have been
made public 20 the detrent OF said conc-rni therefore,
Resolved. That the Committee the Book Concern Is
hereby Instructed consider the subject OF said memorial
and the earliest momcrt practicable upon
financial condition Of the Western Methodist Book
Alter some debate Dr. waldcn's resolution was
adopted
several memorials were presented and referred
Adjourned until to- morrow
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BOLIVIA.
Rumors Of coming revolution In Bolivia arc rife
AN ALABAMA CLAIM CASE.
DISPUTE BErwEEx FATHER AND SON UPON AN
AWARD.

DISPUTE BETwEEx FATHER AND SON UPON AN
AWARD.
Mr. @. Benson, President OF the United States
Guano Company has entered a sworn protest against
the payment OF damages awarded by the international
Court OF for the destruction the ships
Golden Eagle and Avon By the rebel cruisers Alabama
and Florida during tho The amount awarded Is
$4,000 Mr. Benson has made AFFIDAVIT before
United States Commissioner winslow IN Brooklyn in
which he states that who entirely unit TO transact
any business about May II. 1875, he signed certain
papers brought 10 him by his son, George W. Ben
son, the Secretary and Treasurer OF said
company lie was told these documents were
necessary in the proceedings. but has
since learned that assignment OF and power
OF attorney for the collection Of ouc-hnf tho above
claim. He alleges that about tho month OF July 1s7b
George W. Benson assigned fraudulent claim against
turn sued said company for said claim, and George w
Benson allowed judgment TO be obtained by default
and subsequently appeared before the Court and de-
clarcd the company bc nsovcnt with the exception
OF n claim before she Court OF Commissioners OF Ala
bana Calms subsequently the dcponent caused APP
plication 70 be made in tho supreme Court, New York,
for stay Of proceedings on the ground Of scollusio
and fraud on tho part OF said Secretary
Gcorgc w. Benson. Edgar y. BSown and one Warner
10 dcfraud the sfockh ocrs OF tho company, in gc
Brady Immediately granted the same" Mr.. Benson
now learns forth Ia the a6davt that these par
ties cndcavoring 10 obtain the amount TO DO paid
award shall not be issued TO them He asks that tho
money shall be held by the treasury until such time
the company shall take action In the matter and
their president or legal representative 10 receive
the said awar1 Tor the benefit Of tho stockholders or
said company or for such other rchet as may be re-
qurcd.
the award till tho settlement OF tho pending legal dis
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treaty with the Hawaiian Islands passed tho House to-
day by vote Of il6 to lol The bill which origin
ally introduced by Mr. Lutrcl OF California, provides
Tor tue President whenever he has evidence that tho
Hawaiian Legislature has passed laws give full effect
10 the treaty. issuing his proclamation, declaring
tho treaty OF January 80 1875 TO BIO in effect.
ana that Ihcreupon tho following articles, being the
growth and manufacture produce OF the Hawaiian
Islands, shall be admitted the United States FREQ
OF duty :-Arrowroot castor oil, bananas. nuts vegc-
tables dried and undred, preserved and unprescrvcd
naes and SKINS undressod; rice pulu seeds. plants
shrubs or trees, Muscovado brown and all other
featured sugar syrups OF sugar cane nelado and mo-
lasses and iaow.
Mr.. BLAINE AND THE MARYLAND REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION.
Reference has been made . letter from Mr. Blaine
that was IN some way introduced In the Maryland Con-
vcntion. The circumstances which led the letter
are these: a prominent and distinguished republican
Of that state, a warm and personal friend Of Mr.
Blaine wrotc TO him few days before the Convention
follows:-
Every county in the State has chosen delegates TO
the Frederick Convention favorable to you and the
delegates 10 Cincinnati will be for you unanimously.
Would you desire simply 10 have your recognized
friends chosen, or would prefer vote Of nstruc
tions in additions You can have whichever you prefer
Mr.. Blaine replied as follows:-
Ordinarily should DO unwilling express any pref.
erencc as TO what State convention might do touch
ing myself; but OF late, as you well know very per-
sistent attempt has been made 10 throw mud at me,
vension in my favor would at this time be gratefully
received,
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. May 81 A. NJ.
Jsrol,nLilifirs

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. May 81 A. NJ
Probabilities
During Tuesday, in the South Atlantic States, rising
barometer winds vccrng to west and north. and rainy
followed by cooler, clearing weather win prevail
In tho Gulf States. rising barometer cool northcry
winds, shifting westerly and In the south
west to southcastcry winds, falling barometer and
clear weather.
In Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising, followed
by falling barometer cool northwest, backing TO
warmer southwest winds and generally clear weather.
In tho upper lake REGION iaIling followed by rising
barometer, soulhcry, veering % cooler north
westerly Winds partly cloudy weather and possibly
light rains In tho northern portion.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys
falling followed By rising barometer, southwest
vcering cooler northwest Winds and clear partly
cloudy weather.
In the lower lakes, rising, followed by falling baromc
ter westerly winds, backing southcrly, and
clear or partly cloudy weather
For The Middle states rising, followed by stationary
barometer. northwest TO southwest winds lower
pcraturc than Monday partly cloudy weather and
coast rains, succeeded by clearing weather.
In New England rising barometer, north to west
winds. temperature, except the coast partly
cloudy weather and rain Arrears
Tho Lower Missouri. River, Mississippi as St Iouis
and Cairo Ohio at Paducah, and Tennessee will con.
Time rising
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CABLE NEW S
From AL Parts Of the
Old World.
EX-QUEENS FOR SPAIN.
Repentant Oarlists Commissioned in
the Kings Army.
FRENCH PREFECTURES REFORMED.
Fishing Vessels Wrecked and Fleet Sup
posed to Have Been Lost
THE KHEDIvE AND THE CANAL
The Sultan to Atone for the Out
RACES at Salonica.
GORDON GIVES UP HIS WORK.
Fishing Vessels Wrecked and Fleet Sup
posed to Have Been Lost
THE KHEDIvE AND THE CANAL.
The Sultan to Atone for the Out
RACES at Salonica.
GORDON GIVES UP HIS WORK.
SPAIN.

THE xx-ouEENs LIKELY TO RErUnS-MrSIs-
TIERS IN FAVOR OF FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE.
LONDON, May s. 1870.
Tho Standards special despatch IRON Madrid says
the Ministerial papers Epoca and Poiica that
Queen Christina will return TO Spain about the end Of
May and will reside at Aranucz and that Queen
bella will return during tho summer and take up her
residence at San Sebastian
RELIGIOUS FEDERATION
special despatch to tho Daily Ne,cs from Madrid
satcs that the consolidation Of the federation
the new constitution will continue occupy the at
tenton Of Congress all the week, and will doubtless
pass Sehor Canoyas Del Castillo makes il Cabinet
question
REPENrAyr CARLIsrS
special despatch to the Standard, from Madrid,
states that order has been issued permitting officers
who joined Don Carlos TO service the royal
army with the rank they held previous to deserving
REISFoRcKMESTs
Twelve hundred officers been thus readmitted to
the army.
THE BAsQUEs IN COUNCIL.
despatch to the Reuter- Telegram Company says
the delegates from the Basque Provinces held fruit
less conference with Senior Canovas Del Castillo ycser
day, and that another has been fixed for Friday
AFRICANS TO lie cHAsTIsED.
support the claims of the Spanish Consul in regard
he seizure and pagng OF neutral territory by Arab
i1bes.
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EGYPT.

COMPLETION or THE FINANCIAL CONVENTION
WIN THE FRENcH-BRrTIsn GAIN IN sUEz
CANAL SHARES.
CAIRO, May 8, 1870.
Tho financial arrangement with tho French group OF
anancicrs consisting OF the Anglo Egyptian Bank and
numerous credi: establishments. signed yesterday.
II provides tor the conversion OF both the floating
and funded debt into per cont stock The nomi-
nal amount Of the debt will be $3.50. 600, oO0
Redemption will be effected in sixty-,hree years
ExGLASp's LITTLE Jon.
decree has been signed establishing board OF
control &c, in accordance with Mr.. Eavcs' recon-
mendaton One half Of tho Khedves founders shares
In tho suez Canal are placed AZ tho disposal OF the
British government.
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FRANCE.

TIE REFORMATION OF THE PREFEcTUREs-RE-
PUBLICAN APPROVAL.
PARIS. May 8, 1876.
n Ricard, Minister OF the Interior, has sent cir
cuar TO the protects informing them that the tme has
arrived to put end to the doubts and ds,russ which
destroy party hopes.
They must distinctly declare that they called
ipon to cooperate in the work OF Cancellation repro
Dentativcs OF the Republic.
The circular also the projects to act with defer
pnce and consideration toward executive councils.
REPUBLICAN ENDORSEMENT.
The republican journals arc much pleased with Min
lister Ricards circular to the projects.
cLUsERET MPEyITEvr.
General Cluscrct writes to tho Ga,iois denying the
statement, which he regards insult that he So
iciied pardon He says he expected to be shot IL
captured and would have shot ex-presden Theirs or
President MacMah If he had captured them.
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BRITISH WEST INDIES.

THE BARBADOS RIOTS NEWS A CAUSE OF Ex-
cITEMENT IN JAMAIcA-DREAD OF AN OUT
BREAK IN KINGSTON.
JAMAICA, May /, 1875.
Great excitement prevails here the OF tho
disturbances in barbados. The natives jubilant
over tho demonstrations. Troops have been hurried
oil from here in Her Maesty's ship Argus.
ALARM KINGSTON.
Unless there Is conclialory policy pursued in
Jamaica an outbreak In Kingston is feared.
Waste OF puulc money also cxasperaes the colonsts.
RiorISG SAID TO HAVE HEN RENEWED IN BARBADOS.
Tho last adviccs from barbados say there has been
fresh rioting there and that several more lives have
been lost.
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA, April 81 1876
Tho Legislative Assembly of this State in cxtraor
binary session on tho 10th inst elected General
Buenavenura Corrcoso, Manuel Murilla Toro and
Damaso Corvera Senators to the national Congress-
THE Aouxpucr PROJECT
Tho Assembly also defined tho law on the aqucduct
project specifying that the Ave per cent annual inter
guaranteed by the State tho capital invested
additional to tho scvcn per cont guaranteed by tho
tional government. The Assembly also empowered
the Executive to invest So 600 of the State funds in
the aqucduct enterprise
A report reached Bogoia that President Guzman
Blanco of Venezuela. had Senior Guerra Marcano
emissary to Ecuador ascertain what attitude she
will assume OF hostihtics between Venezuela
and Colombia.
ARRESTED.
Orclc the King OF the Araucanans been arrested
In Montcvide0.
BOLIVIA.
Rumors Of coming revolution In Bolivia rife.
rERr.
Advices from Peru state that the absence of Mariana
Prado, the supposed President elect has led TO dis
sensions. Senior Rva Aguero tho candidate for tho
FIRST Vice Presidency and Scnor Canevara candidate
for the Second Vice Presidency. are also Europe
New candidates these posts have been pushed
forward at the risk OF split in tho party. IL
morcd that Congress- In July next, will ignore the
elections and declare the present incumbent, Don
Manuel Durdo, Provisional President for two years
THE TRADE IN NITRATE
The export Of nitrate Is rapidly falling OF
CHINESE.
Another Chinese rising in Peru was frustrated.
Tho Congressional elections In Chill over, but
the result not published.
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AFRICAN EXPLORATION.

COLONEL GORDON ABAxDoSs HIS WORK.
LONDON, May s, 1870
letter TO the Timcs from Alexandria says the latest
sdviccs from Colonel Gordon, dated Duff, February
Is, state that he is returning leaving his work
finished.
lie hopes to reach Cairo In September
CAUSE or ms FAILURE.
Tho failure OF the expedition to establish limo Of
communication with Equatorial Africa and the other
purposes projected is attributed to lack OF support
A Caro-
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SHIPW RECK.

SEVEN FRENCH FISHING VESSELS Losr--rEARs
ron THE sArxrY or THE FLEET.
IoSDoS May z, 1875
The Emma, Of Dunkirk, has been wrecked al Laih-
erou on the Of tho county OF Cathnoss tho
most northcriy portion OF Scotland.
sx OTHER VESSELS Losr--ASxrErr FOR sAvKrr or
the FLxET.
The crew OF the Emma report that six other French
vesses engaged IN Iceland fishing trade have been
lost and Il Is ared that the whole feet has been de-
stroycd-