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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15

The following resolutions Of re-
spect for the memory Of w. F. Will
son were recently adopted by Amity
Ledge No. 5, Of silver City, f. s. A.
M:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the
Supreme Ruler OF the universe in
His inscrutable wisdom ~ call from
our midst our late brother w. F.
Wilson; and
WHEREAS. 1t behooves us as men
and Masous that his many virtues
may be fully recognized and sacred
ly recorded in our memories, there
fore be il
Resolved, BY Amity Lodge No. 4,
F. s. A. NJ. that while We bow with
humble submission to the solemn and
mysterious pr violence of Almighty
God, we do hot the less mourn for
our brother whom he has taken from
our midst.
Resolved, That in the death of w.
F. Wilson, this lodge deeply feels
the loss of brother who was ever
ready to extend the hand of charity
to the needy, and to speak words OF
comfort to the sorrowing; an
active member of our brotherhood,
whose utmost endeavors were exerted
to honor and prosper the fraternity !;
n generous friend and companion,
M upright citizen, a good man, who
has by his life set noble example
to all who knew him.
Resolved, That the heartfelt SYM
pathy of this lodge be extended to
his family in this their deep atflic-
tion, and that we mourn with them
in their sad bereavement.
Resolved, That these resolutions
he spread upon the records of the
lodge ami copy thereof trans
mtted to the family Cf our deceased
br"ther, and printed in THE LYON
COUNTY TINES; alsn that copy Of
said paper oe forwarded to his fam
lily.
Resolved. That copy of these
ESQ utiuns he forwarded t. the lodge
II watch he was member.
[Siyned VIC. Dewey,
TnEo. VlNsoN,
j q. MCKENZIE,
Committee.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15

SHOOTING IN GOLD HlLL.-Last
evening about dusk Il shooting scrape
occurred in Gold Hill between
Charles Peasiey AMI man by th'
name OF Bird. Peisley in the after
noon went to a store and bought IA
suit OF Undertaking. leaving them
in his room rs he returned to be put
on after work. At the time of the
shooting he WAS catering his room
for that purpose, when he met Bird
at the door. Bird had double
barrel pistol in his hani, and was
apparently under the influence OF
liquor. He tiid Peasely that the
which were then lying on
the bed-werc hi, and at the same
time pointed the pistol at him.
Peaslry grabbed the weapon. and II
struggle rnsued, durin. which it was
discharged. the ball passed through
the fiesi, OF one of Peasley's hands
aud also through Birds left arm,
breaking both bnnes badly. M
other shots were fired. Bird was
taken To the County Hospital. Both
men we're placed under arrest. DR..
Schnable dressed the wounds IN
Peasley's hand.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15

A BEAUTIFUL sxr.-Many eyes
were turned heavenward last evening
to view the beauties Of the sky. 1t
was u short while after the sun had
disappeared, and the whole circle Of
the heavens was il animated with all
tints from. blood red to soft silver.
There were two strata of clouds in
some places, and the upper ones bore
a hue entirely distinctive from those
beneath, while the openings dis
closed the deepest blue. TWAS alto
gesher scene such as has never been
exaggerated in painting and never
fitlv described, even by the great
Ruskin, in words.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15

Fon SAN FAANcIsco.-Frank Sper.
ling, the merchant, will go to San
Francisco tomorrow tn lay in a full
supply of fall and winter goods,
which includes all that people need
to wear, eat or Use IN connection
with the business affairs of this re-
gion. Mr.. .Sperlins's store is thor
oughly st .cked with tirst-class wares
and merchandise, but the drmsnds
of the season are to be anticipated
aud urge addition made To the
list. We are pleased TO note this in
our friend Sperling, who is u thor
ough business man and AS excellent
a gentleman rs there is need for in
any community. May he, meet with
as good bargains oelow as he gives
10 his customers here.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15
Afternoon Board.

Valley, 3IpxsSc saa9oc.
Eur-ka Con T5oslJ S0al3a tooAiSsec.
Raymond & Ely. ios6.
Jackso 4. 2Als& lpOa3s.
Aips. i5oai.
BciLaoat, &35s2s.
Leopard a,ua9 ~ s25a9 30a9S.
liiia. SoaSOc 5'oafAc.
Northern Bell, 4lSas& S0astS.
Gene. al Taofnas. tSx2 a6xss.
Manhattan, 5o0si5 sOaITx li0si6hoO toaies
A0al6 u bJp.
South Barcelona. soOa2.
M.sioc. auata
Caso Con. luoalSc.
n " Coso, &00asa a0os2h.
q i len chAri u. 51a. S55al ssoaIb.
Ps.or...an, ijiott. n, ,,,-
c.ilforui., ioo.Sis sioasi'. iooasaeio $50.
6iSbS.
Alma, lGsa,,, 6oaafs ii0at7ts <0aai SAA1t.
Choliae. loAsi lus9is i0s9a.
Imperial, ai5aa 20 25Aaa 3O,sA 'soS.
Mexican. iT0ssts t-oasAS ioossas oosSss
Jus.,es, so.iss a,sais sosIssbs aioaisss 100
alSs30.
Con. Virginia. lioa5s sasS.s.
Yellow Jacket, S0S3s $50 soa3s lSOa?sS.
Balloon. SlSI6.
B..lcher, us .93tA 15as5&.
Excheq YER, a5siS~ tsoalaS.
beet = Blcher. 60sa7s.
Union Con ,al5alAS.
yulia. TsS1ss.
savage, SOaaos iooA0Ss9e.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15
AuREoLA.-George W. Bennett,

AuREoLA.-George W. Bennett,
superintendent of the Aureola mine
is pushing work along very fast.
Since our last report, good progress
on the main shaft has been made.
One hundred and thirty two rods of
wagon road has also been built to
connect the mine with the V. & T.
Railroad, that company being about
tn put in platform and switch at
that point. This will be great saw.
ing to the company, AS their timbers
and supplies for the mine can then
lie delivered on the ground.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15

nue. o6lcfa.s, By whom the s1ntnistssttge &
Justice hss bern brought iass eonsenpt -
The revenues Of the people stolen.
By reason u the pefpetratson - tneoe
high crimes M nis1spsspors By ~ ~
: &: e M, M ,JpS ss Sc 70 s.
Of the American psople.
We therefore eafpscsiy ~ esoo1ally nv4O
all men VI Whatsoever pact party aiieeeDus,
who love their country better than Q party
etorr In ff7e government or our cOuht1y>fAnee
habits Of sim plicity and purity which charas-
terized the earlier and bsttsr dsys Of The H,
public.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15

MINING lNcoRPoRArroN--The Tai.
lahassee Mining Company has fled
articles OF Incorporation in SAT- Fran
cisco, to mine in the State of Nevada
Capital stock. s5. ZOO. 900. Direct
Ors: W. NJ Stewart. NJ. Kirkpat-
rick. w w. Fnte. 3. Asy.lenfsl 1t,
i. 1sAyitt, aud A. w. Ross.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15
age. 5OaaOs i0Oa0 Ssoe.

BUILDING still gees on briskly in
vir ginia. and rents are beginning
TO feel the effects. L,lging-hon.e
keepers even in central locations
find difficulty in letting their rooms.
Virginia will be a cheaper and more
comfortable place to live in this
Winter than last.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15

sPRRcocIors BoYs The boys OF
Virgins City are becoming danger
Qua. One youngster named Willy
Daley. Of the tender age Of twelve
summers, yesterday pulled = pistol
ona companion OF about the same
age. named Ewing. The pistol was
captured by the police.
LARKIN's CAsE.-The motion for
. neN trial 10 the ease OF Peter Lar
kin. convicted Of the murder OF Dan
islCorcorsn on Louth G street. vir-
gina. in August. 1875. Was argued
before the Supreme Court on the 7sh
.aO.l 9Th iastants. aud ii il expected
that As'sci lion will be rendered be-
foee he mouth y ont.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15

A cog broken in the driving wheel
Mt the FLORIDA mine yesterday delayed
the operation of the pump several
hours.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15
CARR, = and Agent.

Ernest A. Herhng Is the author
lied carrier Of The TIN IS tor Silver
City, Virginia City and Gold Hill.
All payments ar. To be made to him.
+. KENYON.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15

SISTERS ~ MERcY.-Two OF the
Sisters Of Mercy from Eureka. Hum
boldt county, California, were IN
town yesterday collecting funds for
relieving the Orphans Home OF that
place from debt. The Home was
started about six years ago, but Is
still under incumbrance. The Sis
ters met with encouragments among
our citizens.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15

BORN In Virginia, September
3. to the wife of Captain F. c. Lord i,
a d ,ughter.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15
County Recorder.

II ENRY W. ARNOLD ANNOUNCES
IL himself. Ut the solicitation Of many
ids. candidate for County RecufdeI. sub
ject to the decision Of the Republican County
Convention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15

An ERRONEOUS IMPREssI"N.-An
erroneous impression prevails t" n
considerable extent here, that the
fact Of person having registered two
years ago obviates the necessity OF
h,s registering again for the election
this year. We fad that another
quite AS ridiculous an idea Is held by
many tina, jurries are drawn from the
registry list in the county, and by
fr IN jury duty. TINS is mistake. Jul
not registering one exempts himself
rars are not ST. drawn, nor does u
person by neglecting tn register IN
anyw,se lessen the chahces ut having
to perform jury d-,ty. l25 names
have been registered by Judge
Could up 10 the present.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15
Assessment Notice.

nAYTON GOLD AND SILVER MI :.
II ing Coinpany.--Locstion of principal
place of business, City and County OF san
Francisco, California, Location of works
Devils Gate District. Lyon County, Ne
Va Ia Notice l. hereby given that at q
meeting OF the Boari II Directors held on the
sth day of September. 1876. an assessment no.
s, OF one Dollar lsll per share was levied upon
the capital stock If the corpo' alton, payaoie
immediately, in United States gold coin. to
the SECRETARY At the Office OF the Company,
R.on No. 10 HAywsrds b..ildins. No. als Cali
furnis street, San Francisco. CALIFORNIA;.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the 18th day OF October.
1876, wall be delinquent an advertised Tor
sale a. public auetion. and unless payment is
made before will be sold on FRIDAY, the
Third tsdl day af November, 1910. to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with COSTS OF
advertising and expenses II sale
BY order OF the Board Of Directors,
". h.. DEAN. Necretvry.
Ofica-Room 49, Hayward : hui ding, No,
40 California street, San Francisco, Caliior'
mia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15
Sheriff.

ID A. COOKE ANNOUNCES HIfsELY
He Q candidate for reelection for Sheriff
OF Lyon couaty. subject " the dselston Of the
Republican County Convention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15

RELIGIous.-Rev. L. Ewing will
hold service on Sunday at 7:30 p.
NJ. at the Court II 'use. Dayton The
Rev. Mr.. Jenvcy will hold service in
Grace Church, Silver City, at ! p. NJ.
All are invited
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15
County Clerk.

/" G. LINCOLN ANNOUNCES Hin
He self . candidate for County Clerk,
subject TO the decision Of the Republican
County Convention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Senator.

wv c. DOvEY IS A CANDIDATE
" . for the State Senate, subject to the
action Of the Republics County Convention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15

THE PIONEER MILL.-It was cur
rently reported on the street last
night that the Pioneer Mill was in a
day or two to start on Justice ore.
Tie mill has fifteen stamps, We are
informed, and would crush about
sixty tons day Of such ore as is
taken from the Justice. We asked
several mining aud mill men in the
evening rs t" the truth ot the rumor,
and although none of them could
speak positively, all sal that they
thought it was true.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15

REDUCTION OF FARE.-The Cen
trail Pacific railroad have made a
reduction in the fare from Reno tn
Sacramento and return during the
continuance of the Calif9nia State
Fair. Tickets TOR the round trip
will be sold for SIT, good over the
trains arriving at Sacramento on the
10th, II, 18th, 10Th, Goth, 2lst, GEL,
23d and void after the 25th inst.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15

wRosrsDAS. sspt. -.
Ophir, sxsassx liOass,. s0as0,sbs.
Mexican. 4ussssA .O&s,ss,s iO0sye.
Gould : Curry. l7salss 2O~lsS.
Best Z B~lcher. iOak7.
Cslitoru,s. isssos iossox issssi 2ss.sik 10.
Savage. l50a2JS 6OaOk.
Con virgiata. 60A5S 360as6h.
Hale Z Norcros., so.,is s.i,x.
Crown Point. lOxl0S 1oai0k 10aIoS It0Al0,s.
Yellow JAckc., lfO.:ik 7Oa27,s i0a27,s 5oa
Imperial. isosa's aaooaaa iiNaa 20 soo.A cob,
iVOAA ii 20aA IS.
Keutuck, 76Al3A.
Alpha. i00AAs a70aA7k iSSal7x.
Beicher, hsa2ix 1los2lA.
sierra Nevada, AAtaI&.
Utah, 55a2l 30s2lk y.
Exohequer. 4ooal6 SO0alsk Is0alsS.
Bullion. l0aA7.
OversnAn, ttSA70.
Justice. s7s.xas ssoas2 2ssa2ah iooA2iH Aoa
Union Con. 7ioslal. so.i4k.
Julia. Ana6's s0a7.
Lady Bryan, 15ox&5.
Caledonia, l2oa7a.
Silver Hiii. &SAy.
b .itimore. ags2x
New York. 20la75c Sos70c.
Phil sheridan, 5oaI,
American Flat. lU0a1,
n xsuth, t0S90c l,Oa. S0a9Sc.
Andes, Malls.
North Carson. 2O0asNc.
Lew. shau. 175aS0c.
North Cou v,rsinia iooaik .oAis.
Prospect. 5OS2A 2NA9a, bSv.
Trojan. a0A92 Nc s00asoc.
West Belcher. 20oa2A.
Afternoon D0arSs.
Valley, 3Sasic.
RAJ mona Ely. 2ssSA.
Eureka Con-, lalal2fs.
Jaesson. &S1aJA 73aA.
belncnt, JQa2h.
X X Con J0a3.
Leopard, 21ags 6S1A9S.
CHA, lioai5e aoa's.
Panther. S9aAIac.
Hussvy. ls0aAs 500Aioc.
Taoina-, lsOaa insl =.
Manhattan. aslo.. lJAl6 20 lsb3o.
Nortns RI Belle. l.Ua.S ooAAA 2uaaH.
Cusp Con-. 550al5c.
New C>..o. suuaas. la00a3A.
Golden Caar,ot, i6oA2 o0Sls 6sAlk.
Poarsnsn. lioaA. SO0..5c sossoc.
Gu. Virginia. o.sss asAssa ss.s9s so.ses
bS lutaSib5.
overnan. l0lsl.
j si~siSc, - issO lS1a30s.
Mexacau, S1s5ss l5usS5as.
saIiion. 5aiO l0ASs,
upaif. 3aas9. 2ua59s.
BelcEer. I.Us3l y aos2l sbS.
yellow JACKET. lujSa2s lo0a?sbs ssos2s'sbS
aala2ia.
Imperial 6iaais.
Alph.. t0lsti i0oi&TS 3soaATk.
p.ss Islensr, iost'4 4o.a7. eoaA7.
TuuRs.AY, Sept IL
ophr. 4Go.as.s :a5aa soAssss soAsa.oa 100.
5a'..
Mexican, soaasSA aoas5s.
Goult 4 Curt, z.5alass SoalsA.
"A, q H.sirhpr. lb1a1I Q.
tal,rorasa. asolbi ToAsaa lts6is soaSl's.
SavAss. lJsa.JA yJa!us lSi.0e.
Goa, vrgn.ia. 2o.so \ 3saAsa y SSSao' aaas7 co
crawa Puint. s0ssloa aSalos ltssil.
Yellow JAG set, l!1xIsa toi-9 4Oa.9a lsoasSs
IL a2sis isua2s !. s5u.
Chollyr, lOs96.
Isnper,si, s6s.Aa soas'. i2oas so iooa<'sb3o.
Alpha. 3sD.4I q SiA4ias 5,ai.ts
bclcn.r, aSat3 2s1,.9s, taa!4ia sOAslA
Butital. Sis31 .-sa5s SoaSiS-
co..h ieacc. loosi'ss
> ezra New ,,is. 5o.t&as Dat&k.
Titan. 1oAslA aAai Ilns2!.
Exeneausr. ,s,isia iIns.s., 20si4t s'sslAS.
Ov~rsnA a, sa!5a4-74is aSsi4A 3os't.
Srg. B~lch-r. luaI5
Justice. 9,s,3o ssisaos esosa's 5oa2o' $50
io0a3o = b5 sisa-oA loos-0s. 9oa4oA Ss
3ux.
Succor. ll0aS.
Union Con. l0slts 7M,Ai4A 23oa,+a.
l.aE Brysa, 50aa Slsd0e tSiai'oc, aoos6Oc.
julia. 5o.7A iSusi's nasI., toaI a io.i 500
IS.
ca,edoaia. essas soAs,..
Baltimore. SssaS.
siivee Hill. IS .s$ 2sa9s.
Chalien e. SCaAA.
Rock Islx' lolal soc.
kussuih, ?aA's.
Andes, 3jaa.s.
Cosms poiisAa NoaS.
North Con virginia, 1SOAlA.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15
State senator.

UvHEO. 9. DAVENPORT ANNOUNCES
IL himself candidate for re-elsr11on for
State Senator, subject 70 the dects30n 1ftAe
Republican County Convention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15
Constable.

:" h. LESTER ANNOUNCES HIN.
w self candidate for the once Of Con-
stable Of Silver City township subject to the
ton.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15
Virginia T. Truckee r. r.
New Arrang gem emit!
LIGHTNING expRsssi

IN AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY 1, 1876.
Through Trains Daily
between VIRGINIA CITY and SAN FRAN.
;ISCo, via Vallejo. will leave rs follows:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-15

NrxBHR OF Governs:
A, c. ELLIS. ...OrmS6y
, 1876-10-26

ST. Louis, Oct. a2k.-JosopA lscquh, stranger,
WAS prevented from committing suicide by
drowning yesterday, aud was locked up
In 4 stutfon.llouse this morning. 1t comes
out tlst while walking through m
alley, between Seventh aud Eighth
strecta md Walnut aud Clarll ayc,lucs ycster-
day morning, hc was aRtanltcd by soi1lu negro
prostitutes, who robbed him Of three fl,UN
fHnntls with tiM coupons attached to
l,aspaistng of a;rccoyery Of Lis property,
lie attempted su[ri,lc. To-,lay the po1icc took
tho mntier III hand, and arrested we,n'll
named Maggie MAJORS, On whom they found oGe
happy agl''I anil glad his design OF yesterday
Wat frustrated,
, 1876-10-26

constantly served IA guard bvcr Union prlso'lcr6
and liebcl stores.
SHOT TAHErrs.
1amcs Xc!elcr, uf HOuth Carolina, demands
$;a,2 for cattle and provisions. Iii his teEtf-
itoMJ he awnrc III fired my gan nj tho
Yankees twelve or fifteen ti,nrH. tried TO hit
them, but caunot sny l cared whether did or
not"
FIGHTING ron GEORGE WARRINGTON.
1fcrf,crt Smith, Of South Carnlina, clRn,s
f3,B00 for horees md fodder. lie claims 10
hare lcen loyal; but he sent hts ntgrrs to
work nn tho Charleston forts, bniglst Confcd.
crate bonls scnt Ills son 10 The Rebel nr,ny, md
never did anything for tho Union cas,sc.. lo
secmcd to l,avo ltvet In lilo last century, for It
appears IN Ills testimony tint Ito asked 0f the
govcrnmcnt soldiers "the protection OF George
WRshlngt0n's Govcrnment.f
UNION enLDlEn3 HAVE CLAIMS.
u "a n curious fact that good many Union
soldiers have presented claims to tho Southern
Cams Comni*1son for horBra captured by the
Rebels. Tho Commissioners clusctl tue door
against all suel, c1at1ne.
DOUBLE PAYMENT.
There hrc hundreds ri c!nffnB which have he
fore been audited, md rejected Or patu by tho
QuaftesHIuatcr's md Colnhltesary'a Depart
tncnts, which reappcar on tho records Of tho
Southern Claims Commission, with hwor,l
statements tilat these Claims have never been
presented to any other bratIeh of thE tioycrsl-
ineut. +, u. ".
, 1876-10-26
CRIME.

MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Cs1o1asATI, o., Oct. a25.-'fhc Ga..'se'* 1sush.
rIlr, Ind, special gtves particulars u the l,or
r[blu tra>sutly which occurred lxst evening about
tix miles southcast Of TINT place. Chadwick Il.
Britain, young inRn from Paris. Ky., lnd mar
ricfl tho only daughter Of John H. Rhodes, Il
farmer, and, after living pcnccsltly witl, the Old
people nearly ycnr, hf4ally tcinanslcd possess
a!on Of the farm, md upon their refusal he
bcenIlc nbusire and intcn,pcratc, anil
was ort1prc'l to leave. lie left Of!
Frdny, in,t returned last night, al,l
nitur an alteration Will, The old lady shot llcr
dead. AIr. Rhodes, hcaring the shot, l,astcnel
IL the huuse, and WIS Tired ut. but tlic pistol
own hody, dying Instantly. rrttaln's yn,ng
wife, now approaching confinement, is rcpnrtcd
,lcarly tnsal,c over tic atIuir. Isr!ttain left
letter. blaln!ng Airs. Rhodes for making the
trouble.
, 1876-10-26
SPORTING MATTERS,

pRuLtoo, sitl., Oct. 915-rho first race, lash
OF hrec.quarters OF mile, waa won by SUM-
beam. Time, 1:laIs;.
Tie second race, for tho Dixie stakes, was
Won by Vigil. Time, 3:4t}1.
The dash Of thrcc+tlarters Ut q mile was won
by Sunbeam lu 1:al}1, WAltor, second; Dan
Vile, third.
In the Dixie stakes, two miles, Vigil won la
3:4l1l, with l'nrole, socond; l1ortog, third; fol-
lowed by .tlgurlno, shirley, and aulsAna In the
order named.
Has Won by Susquehaana In 1:40s{, Domuast
second, Princeton Third.
In this fourth rare, two-Mslo beats, III tho fret
heut Tom Qchiltsee NaA lzAt Partnership SEC
, 1876-10-26
tn has Ron1cih1ne stronger tl'an tosrorafs gnaFd
of the Slztecntl. Infantry 10 back him. !,

tc hns eomclh1ne stronger than tosrorars gnaFf
of the Sixteenth Infantry 10 back him. i.
I.r. II. DREnr. :. -
No. l014 Wcst hdams rtrcct, city. :
3THAwa.
r, fhs Etfftnr tf 7he TYth1tne.
Nt<rrAroLl., MINI. bct. :1.-sln the Mtlwau.
kcc train coming thf~ ray last escntny, vnte wh7
1akrn with ti,c foilow n1 Fr.n!s 1fsyc', e.: TIL
den. Il; rrtrr Cooper. Il: undecided 2: 1hM u
another etraw Indicating which wny ahc wiad bin"*
EvAktToS.
IL ,ae k;ittor .af The Tribune.
WAsnfN.7e*. .. T., Oct. 4O.-A vote was takrh
on, bnard Tic steamer Mary Washington. runnas
hctsc.n lrrc anil Meant Vernon. tu.diy: Ihetu
b IN. larr escnreIon. parry in honor q The Amy
of The TcnM:.~nc i)emocrAt canvas.td VI: crnwd,
with the following result: Hayes 1@f T!ldch hi-
al .o.ers. j. So.
4 cOnnYCTIOE.
=, fte Efttar n 7he Tribune.
Manuts. H.. t'ei. :.3.-in your iHsue OF this
lrtr, Under the brad nt Legislative Mamma.
tiona ;" - far ihfs it!,c Thticenll District Is
concerned. ! nots t.c following srsoEt: .P. y;
BE- ", ii. Ecyrr.: ind amos clover tot Gtanfy)
and .1o.cph +. G'iddon nf l1rKnlhJ atc tho Inda-'
pendent nuuiueeH. Iaurs truly. -
i. A. AnMaTEoga.
, 1876-10-26
POLITICAL.



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Mcr!inc last evening. At the corner ~ ~" aM
eihrk streets, Cant. T. NJ. 1syal' IN thc chair;
Alter tue transaction o! re3niar rrlltne I'ist'
jacobson, Commonu.s "i iIS So4tk Division
Fgtcran Club, anti Capt, w. W. Konests.
TfLpEa's Aofs. ..
=, The !stdcn Body tiuard met ht tic ra!mer
ao,se lasl nig',t a mcFc re- H Ha:,snea 10 st"n oo'S
aErESIn w4Mn.
Tic Enst-Entl Republican Club OF tlle scvrnlh
Ward mel at No. Gio Canal sirrtl. Mr. McAa-
.!nn ttt'hlt'l, And the atteh'iaiec Was latGe.
81. Roberts was I'll: epenker ol me escn.nss %
lie snvc one Of hts vigorous campa'Tn o7as'o'ts,
An,! was frequently oppIa1detl.
ihn regular weekly M y meeting ni shs ntEfs ZIP
A.. Grana,n presided, aud Mr. +. A. O'irfcn
ptEriatch rs Secretary STRIPS were taken IT,
secure tho proner rcgtttratf.,n Of fhc voters uf
thc War1l. Short addresses On the situation,
national anil local, wrrr tle)tyerrti by ,tes%rs
Jnn II. Cloush a,pl Luther l.. Mills, after
which the meeting adjourned.
NOT rIfH MAN.
In the statements ru',.ernug Sir. HoxIo pub-
Ilshpl yesterday, r.fcrcncG We, 1uutln to man
Ea,nt jaime, l}isrnw. Iiyi,sg t;l Inialn aycnt.c,
and working Ut tue Weldon sl4ups Win vas la-
lprjlp for Iiosic, In thIs there was a partial
error. James l}nrrnw IL klecn,akcr, j good
Republican, uppu.rtl to lfusit, a.,t nst tt,nt,cet-
I'll with the ra}rn,ul .llnIs. The Christian natne
RAILROAD facilities.
The residents along the line OF the Chicago 1:
Northwestern Railrg,t! will have Il good Dppnr-
tunity tn attend the Blaine fna,s-tncetfnr III This
city Saturday evening, since The Eallroat Cou,-
pAiy ui1c,s to sell r.,llnl-tr1p tickets from a'l
stations bctwcrn Woodstock unl Chicago fur
ono au. onp.iiftt farr. Returning, sptriaI
train will leuvc tho Ktlzie Street Depot ut il u.
Ill.,, uud Will stop al all stations.
1tox1E.
Hoxe'a rintforn, us tletaslu1 at length In
Yesterdays TKlnTsE, worries tlr Democratic
c,icftains IN tls city no little. SnInc arc dis
frst ri nutt athers tnn1y mt uttat Il, say fen
, 1876-10-26

ond, Add third. Time, 3:,i14. In the pccs,ni
heat Add VA, first, Partnership ser0nti. ilvc
lengths hchind, and OrIItltrec 'lbiarcctl. Time,
3ts1<. ThI4 completed The race.
H,srOH, uct. E,.--Rerrrs sc1,tattvrs Of eeTcrai
New England college,. met at the Parker llntse
Yesterday afternoon, und an ntl.lrc<s was pre-
pared inviting MI tho New England colleges to
Hcnd delegates to n convention to bc lLr Mt tho
form rowing association Vi New England co!-
fpres
, 1876-10-26
HYkiEHEhl.

cp<tfd! DifpQ4ch 10 3he 1fibIhf.
1AaALIs, III, Oct. 25.-.A noteworthy we'd
ding took place III this tIty last evening, tho
parties /, wlel. vera Andrew J, O'Conor, 1.
highly promising young attorncy.atlaw, ursl
Mary, eldest daughter of Ntclufas Duncan,
Esn.. ono of our most prominent citizens. Tho
nuptials wcru IcrsnrntI j ut 1t. rntrick'+ Church,
after which asl exceedingly !Mspltahla reception
was hclI 1T the mansion III thu brtlu's lathst.
Speriai Dfl1dteh to The Tribune.
ROCKtoHp, H., Usl. IA wclitnE Of somc
Importance will take pAre l.ere to-day. Mr.
Julius Grallanl Il member IT thu firm Ut Ora.
sn iss Ea I H2s& SpsasSa @ w" Wealthy Il a'f ana a T.
some Rockford t.trl.