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The New York herald., 1876-09-09

SPECIAL NOTICES.
.6sFIGlXLx TnAwINGs nSGS ESTuokY SES STATE LOT
xEsrUcnY xxrnA CLASS NO. 5:!-snrrrxsnm q 1875
q irs1GcaY =. as cnis. sl - so q III ~ M 81 ISIS g.
%. ii. u. ss 6s. Il. j. ). IS II. 5i,sa.
20 " grsn.. Glass 70 .$s-s.rIssasn isia
S BY pDss 4.s 70 . e. rS'ns sss "
9 -ssooOn-sIMMoNS DICKINsoA.-sINGLE
D.numbor Kentucky state Grand Distribution. TO bo
drawn september 30 also Royal Havana OF Cuba drawn
ing j. CLUE Co. 30 Brosd~sy rear ROOM nrss
w $: kEYks, MINING EScIINEEa, CENTENNIAL !,
return to the asis coast viii andertatc to examine
% o uss % % sp son |
Office. San Francisco. Cal.
WEDDING INVITATIONS CARDS, &C, ENGRAvRD
w ia the latest style by A. DEAAREST, ls2 Broadway
Monogrnns ssslS stamps, kc
SPONTING-DOGS. BIRDS. sx..
AUCTION. POOLS SOLD THIS DAY AT JOHN
pV bss ns e nd On an .nS
Louisville and ST. Louis aud Athletic 0a;I games nov
TOR sALE.A YOUNG PgMALE Ru!NhcEKos.
male and female raplr and black Leopard Apply At
IL Front St, room t.
THE TURF.
A UCrION-pRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
sold, day and evening. New York Turf Exchange. IS
West asth ST. the Lexington running ALSO tho
s. s1oacn POOLS - and & opsn -, rr"mps a:
'''''A N''' '''''' " "'" RELY. BLISS CO.
A UCTIoN-FRENcH AND COMBINATION POOLS
N sold this morning and evening at Johnsons rooms:
Broadway and 2Sth tho trots vt Springfield
and the at Lexington" Ny Each III heat n. and I'D
Sf' N'' 's''' prompt A''"''A "y JOHNSON @ S'
DOOLS SOLD AT 3ls RurIEDGE ST, MAR
Union Grounds this afternoon Chicago vs. Mutuxls,
Union Gronnds Sc Louis Athletic. Philadelphia;
At Hartford SEIBERT MccLOCD.
CARArOGA RAGING ASSOCIATION. i,23o BROAD
CwE--Aueton French and Conbination Pools sold on
the Running Races lie xingon KY also the nterna
tioua R1e MAtch take treCdfnoor. C0moink
tion Pools, Sd: French Pools, IS and ~ so
WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK; JERSEY cIrY.-sAT-
Pursc NO. x $50.
William H. Hoppsrs m. Goiddust Maid
william Lakes b. y. Duke.
II. N. Ellis br Frank Martin
A. Oornoll's br. Harry.
ii. Thompsonis Y. IN. Sister Annie.
Frank Blakos b. e. Frank Blake formerly Frank).
j. Billings spot. e. Spaugle.
T. Names s. g. Julius.
James N. McCsuey's b. IN. Indian Girl.
J. L. Jarvis' b. m Lena formerly GrAcel.
Wm kenny'sb g. Buokinghar
No. T. Purse $11O, for 2 :35 class.
James s. Derry's T. 4. Willie.
L. +: Dunhaui's 3. u. SivcrytaiL
q. W. Smnllcy's y. Y. Maurice Dalys
N. McNamara'sS &. Star ucnry.
I. Cranes r. U. ST. George.
=. Manec's b. III. Vermont Maid
4. Cornelison's b. e. Judge Robertson.
I. Bennettsr e. Roanoke for Fred Tyler.
Also match SlOO-tco d. Whitney's br G. sarssparilla
Vim. Martins b. Y. Pop Corn.
Stages from cars 70 Park Admission, 81
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

AMUSE3IIENTs.
OooTHs THEATRE. MATINEE DAY.
ID JARRETT PALMER. .Lessccs aud Manager
THE GLORY OF THE STAGE p
FOURTH WEEK or THE TRIUMPHANT
LORD BYRoN's EXQUISITE ROMANTIC PLAY.
given with marvellous features unparalleled spoudor and
FINEST BALLET EVER SEEM IN AMERICA
Mr. =. c. BANGS. .SARDANAPALUS
AGNES BOOTH .......-..as...... .MY2AHA
SUPERB STAGE EFfEcTs.
THE ROYAL PALACE from the bank. Of
- the Tgris-splendd realistic scere.Ihe
TlGRIS BY MOONLIGHT and DEPAR-
MATINEE TUKE OF sARDANAPALUs ROYAL
BARGE. - -
Introduction OF the GRAND ITALIAN BAL.
THIS DAY LET and wonderful stage grouping in the
SUMNER PALACE OF SAEDANAPALUS
THE FEAST of sARDANAPALUs IN THE
SATURDAY. HALL OF NIMROD. In this scene
the startling effect of the disturbance Of the
orgies bya TERRI FIC storm. accompanied
by crashing and rumbling THUNDER and
HALF vivid flashes OF LIGHTNING. the most
wonderful and impressive stage representa-
- tion ever witncssea;r w
PAST IMMOLATION or sARDANAPALUS and
the GREEK Notwithstanding of tho Pal
" aee-Rising OF the rnoleau Curtain upon
ONE. THE RUINS OF NINEVEH.
number arc The renowned Nile BARrOLETTI. promiere
danseuse assoluta of the Grand Opora Paris and sig
MASCAGNO. OF tho San Carlo Naples. and Scala. Milan.
MATINEE TO-DAY SATURDAY. AT l3o
A.
0uo 7. MM Mn PPP,. III CCC
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

J1Onf VFFICt NOIICE.
The foreign mails Tor the ending Saturday Sep
cmber y, 1876 will close this Tuesday at IL 81
Tor Europe per steamship Idaho via Queenstown On Wed.
nesday ~ IL NJ Ior Europe steamship Bothnia, via
Queenstown Or Thursday at II 80 A. NJ for Europe per
mesnIp Cnbra VIA Plymouth Cherbourg and u snburg
n saturday ~ o A. NJ Tor Europe steamship City Of
Berlin via Quccnst wn. Correspondence for Germany,
France or scotland intended Tor despatch this
must be especially addressed. and 80 A. NJ France
direct per steamship ST. Laurent. via HAVE. and
A. W. Tor scotland direct steamship Anchora
Cow and nj II ~ A. Tor Europe per stcxmship Neekar
via Southampton and Bremen
The mails Tor the West Ind,es via svsna viii leave New
York September ~.
The mails Tor China. &c.. will Francisco
ber !.
IL JAnga Peassnassss.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEv wfLLIIM LLOYD WILL ADDRESS BROOK.
Gyn Sunday School Union Monday evening next Hauso
place Methodist church Subject--Sprtual
Essential IN sunday school Work"
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

or tho GRAND ITALIAN BALLET, sixty-eight II
number. the renowned Nile. BARrOLETFI. premier
danseuse of the Grand Opcra Paris and sig
MASCAGNO. OF the san Carlo. Naples. and Scala Milan
MATINEE TO-DAY SATURDAY AT 80.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-22
LAMBERT MOLINELLI,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND SEARCH
~ Err of RECORDS.
Copyist, General Collector and Real Estate
Agent.
Legal instruments Of all descriptions caro-
fal!y executed.
0FFIcE-ln the Law Office of Geo. W.
Baker. jy2-tt
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11
4 Chinese Scientist.

A Chinese scientist has establish
ed scientific laboratory at Shay
hal. China, IN it are electric bells.
printing press and q large variety
OF ingenious philosophical appara-
tus. mainly of his own device and
construction. The principal object
OF his Investigations. however. is 10
find a way OF printing Chinese
books from movable type. With the
aid Of the machinery at the Presby-
terrain mission. he has already be-
gun the manufacture OF the matrices
or models for the type-an immense
undertaking, when it is considered
that for each sort or variety OF char.
acter, no less than 6,66a ma,rice.
are required There are over q, 900
Chinese characters. Each matrix
must be cut from wood aud electro
typed. 1t will require. it is said.
fourteen years work Of the mission
machinery to make ~ 100 different
characters In the six years ia
which this benefAc:or Of his race
has been at work. be has produced
5000 matrices OF little characters
and GOO Of lager ones. With
wha, he has already Of small type
he has printed u little volume. He
does no, expect to live long enough
to complete his immense task. aud
therefore is educating his children
50 the proper degree Of skill that
they may be enabled to complete
his undertaking.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11
relsErapAle esrasrspAs.

In Chicago tomorrow 1856 esns
will be fred in honor OF Hayes' cleo
ton.
Henry NJ. Teller has been unanin,
ously renominated for United States
Senator from Colorado by the Re.
publicans.
A new boiler ia the basement Of
Winslow 4 Rogers shoe manufacto.
~, Salem, Mass. burst while being
tested on Saturday, and its inventor,
]. H. Mills vss killed.
Two Misses Campbell, Miss
Choate and Joseph Gr~gorie were
drowned in a mill-pond, ten miles,
from Olmstead, Kentucky, on Friday
night Ivy tbs capsizing OF . canoe.
Scott Lord disapproves Of the Ore
gon business and Ciymer comedies
with him, but thinks only two Ore
gon Electors were chosen, which
throws the vote into the House.
During a gale Saturday afternoon
IN Amsterdam. n. T., NJ. Marion and
child were killed while attempting to
escape from house. the root Of
which was blown off and Miss Mari
on seriously injured.
The prison-house at the Ouits coal
mines, near Russellviile, Arkansas,
burned on Saturday evening. Ia it
were confined thirty two convicts en-
ployed in working the mines. None
escaped. No other lives were lost,
Following is the final result in
Florida: For Governor, Stearns. ass
majority; Lieut. Governor, Montgom-
cry, 304 majority. For Congress
Purman, 295 majority; Bybee, l4l
msjori,y--ali Republicans.
President Ferry thinks the Senate
will not go into the House Chamber
to count the electoral votes. that pre-
cedent beng merely matter of con-
v.niencc. the House being larger.
This year the House will probably be
invited to the Senate Chamber.
The Senate Committee on Elections
have sent b-commitfees into the
three States lately so conspicuous be-
fore the country To examine rs to al
icgoa election frauds. The House
committees OF the same character are
now in those Ssatcs getting At the
facts. We may therefore hope to Sc
cure a just solution Of the problem
IN time.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11

REFERRING To the system II eject
ing Presidential Elect~rs by State
districts, instead of by States, AS pro-
posed by Senator Morton, The Eureka
Sentinel pertiuently observes:
II seems to u to increase the OBJ
jectionsble points 10 the present sys-
TEN instead Of diminishing or obvi.
sting them, for the reason that the
gerrymandering business which is
now connned 10 the States in the pres
idential contests would he increased
by the bettag opportunities afforded
OF colonizing from one Congressional
district TO aansher, II requiring in
most Of the States but thirty days
residences IN county to entitle q
person TO vote who has been resi-.
dent Of the State the requisite length
Of time. The waste of popular ma.
jorities in the electoral districts il
the thing to be avoided If possible,
and in any new adjustment the pnp-
ular vote should have its full weight,
for any other system is in the interest,"
Of political managers. We confess
that We can discern NO methad 81
obvisting the difi. pliy except Oy
massing the eutire vote Of the nation
in one grsnd electoral district.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11

CELESTIAL JUSTICE. few days
since we published On item regard.
ing a fight between two Cinnamon,
in which one Of The men was badly,
and at the time it Was thought
fatally. injured. The trouble oe-
cnrred over game of dominoes
Mo Bong was the assailsnt. and
struck An Kink over the head with
an iron billy. infiictiue q frightfni
wound under the left eye. As soon
as the act was perpetra,ed the
would be assassin fed and has been
in hiding place ever since. II was
thought that the wounded man
would die, and his cousins ~
members of the same fac,ion-con-
suited as 10 what WAS best TO do in
the matter. The friends OF the
other party we're also on hand to
settle the affair without recourse to
Law. aud it was finally agreed that
Mo Bong should. il the event Of All
Kings death. pay To his relatives
one thousand dollars, defray all the
expenses incurred in hiring a nurse
and engaging the services Of an At
torney to prosecute. settle the doc
tors bill Of ninety dollars. and pay
the wounded man wages during the
time he was unable to work. in case
he lived The man has sufficiently
recovered to be considered ont oi
danger. and now he thinks he will
keep to his bed all winter and draw
his checks OF Mo Bong for three
dollars a day.-Eureka Sentinel,
| Sth.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11
Political Difficulties in Mexico

This is the way they have of set
,ling disputes Ola political nature IN
Mexico. Those American citizens
who believe in i forced victory should
read all accounts like this from our
sister Republic carefully. The la,es,
news from there says:
Presiden, Lerdo and his Cabinet
have been captured by the revolu-
tionists General Escobedo, Secrr-
tAry Of War, has been shot. with sew
erai Others. aud the government of
I.erdo is undoubtedly over,hrown n.
Monterey and SaluIlo have declared
in favor of lgiesias aud surrendered
without fighung,an the whole north
ern frontier If Mexico. except Maia-
moras, Is in the possession of the sup
pories of lyiesias. His friends in
this city are now out with music and
torches, celebrating Ms success. The
Invitation of General Revellas yest,r.
day to the merchants of Matamoras
has developed into u scheme To plum
der them Of $4,000 under pretext oI
three Per cent. tay on merchandise
and property levied by himself,
! against which imposition the whole
community Is protesting as illegal
and tyrannical.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11

THESE VERY sensible remarks are
reported TO have come from Ben.
Hill. late Of ultra Southern senti.
menf, whose attitude in the House
at the last session induced Morton
to inaugura.e the bloody shirt
plan of campaign procedure.
Every thinking man in the country
will coincide with the opinion here
expressed. and iii think just q
little more Of the party which Mr..
Hill represents than formerly. 1t
is not only possible but highly
probable that. by line OF tactics
in harmony with a due respec, for
the laws aud for the peace and
welfare of the country. the Demo
Gratis draw to them as result. OF
this emergency large addition of
the respectable elements of the
country. Following is what Mr..
Hill says. spoken evidently with q
view to effect. bu, nevertheless
valuable in this critical situation:
II the people of tbs country are
nos capable of settling a disputed
Presidential election without VIC,
l~nce, tGey are not fit 40 have q
President. aud ought to have a
Monarch.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11

The statute requiring notice Of
intention to apply for the passage Of
any bill by the New Jersey Legis-
lature four weeks before the session
opens will go into effect this year.
Ii requires that the general object
Of the bill will bs explained in .
comprehensive manner; that il be
published in the county or coun.
ties to be affected. aud 1t least one
Of the parties Who intend to apply
for Legislation mast Sign the notice.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11

GovKKxoR GROVER refused Watts
. certificate as Elector because be
va . postmaster At the time of the
election. Grover s pow State Gov
srnor and . Federal Senator elect
himself, and no doubt thinks he IL
legally II both places.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11

TEE news from Mineral Hill, In
Eureka county, il that everything 10
6'lut down.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11

THR vIRaIxrA CHnoNlcLR favers
the obtaining Of = Democratic victory
by violence. if il can be obtained by
no other mcaps. II will not consent
to follow in thc wake Of The World.
The SUI or such eminent Democrats
as Hill Of Georgia and Hampton Of
s. Carolina. These papers aud men
are fars,ghted enough to know that
the surcst way to reach victory IS by
peacesble means, and they are aware
that il is not good philosophy in
politics or private HE to mortgage
future prospects for present success.
But The Chronicle looms quite above
all these. and insinuates that the only
way to get justice out or this may
mixture is to fight for it. People
from abroad may regard such senti-
ments as the natural outgrowth of
the pugnacious propensities of the
Comstock, but We at home know bet
ter. We know that Democratic
common sense is even stronger in
these precincts than elsewhere, and
that it would willingly witness pres
emf loss under warrant of future gain
made doubly sure. The only conso-
iation we find in deploring the san
culinary perverseness Of The Chronicle
is in the fact that its effect on ua-
,ional feeling amounts to about zero,
while its influence on home affairs is
scarcely sufficient TO precipitate a
riot in Virginia in any emergency.
We may therefore rest tolersbly GER
tain that. notwithstanding its objec-
ton to all measures of peaceful set
Element, the country will pass over
these election difficulties intact and
without any waste of wealth or life.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11

DIMEs by the bagreifull arc being
c,aned and sacked q the Cayson
Mint.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11
NOTICE 70 DEBTORS.

ALL PERSONS KNOWING rHrN.
u esives tndebesd n the arm Of Mc0tnnis
3 uarv1cs sss hsssby nosieed that thsy mus1
srstls up On o. before The asth inst. = u u
Desired - closs up ill 9ccovrts for The cur
sQsl vear. ucOtaS,s = CA1AscG.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11
Assessment Notices.

nASEY GOLD AND SILVER MINING
~ Company OF principal place
OF business. ban frasei.s o. CAIifernia--L>ca-
ticn of works. Lyon county. State Of Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that 81 ) meeting u
the Board Of Dirvctars held on the sth day Of
December. ls;6. AL assessment NE. - of fif-
teen snts per share was levied upon tho
capital stock Of the corp ration. payable I'M
me>iiatrly ~ United States sold coin. to the
Secretary, at the ofsiee of the Company. No.
80 California street. Room 5, San franclSeol
Any stock upon which this assessment fhaii
remain unpaid tn the eth day OF January.
ISL, will ee delinquent and sdvertsscd for
sale as public ageaiun. aud unless payment y
made before. vail be cold aa WEDNESDAY.
the 5iss day Of January, issi. 70 pay de,in.
qasnt assessment. together with costs Of sd-
vertisins Ani expenses Of sale
by order of the pir~ctors.
GEO r. SPINNEY. See'y
offic~-No. 80 CALIFORNIA; ssrees. Room No.
5, san Francisco. Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11

ELAs6Ow GOLD AND SILVER MINING
- Company Location Of principal plsse
Of business San francsscu. Caltsornia--Loca-
ton OF worss. p~vii's Gate District, lyon
county. N~vadA-Nct c- 10 hereby given, that
81 . lncesi.g oi the Board 81 Dsrctsors, held
on the eth day OF January, issa, an ase~ssmeut
me u OF fiftsen C~nts per share was isstsi
upsn the capital stock Of tie Cooperation.
payable Immediately Ia GATED stats gold
coin. H. the SECRETARY. 1t the once Of the Com
psny. 80 Pine street. Rooin 20 and 81. San
fnheisre. Car Any stock upon which this
assessment shall Femsin unpaid IN the iah
Of January. isTs. will be delinquent. aud 81.
vsgtsss-d Tor sale at paeiic auction. and unless
payment 10 made heisxe ~iii be sold al the
ofnce OF the Company. II O'Clock Y. ~. on
wEpNEspAY the sist day Of January. is7I.
10 pay the delinqurat assessment, tosesh-r
With costa OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
VI order Of the beard 81 DtrectarA
JOHN A, RE1CHERT, Sec'y
ofaes--Sso Pine street. Rooin ~ and II. san
FRANCISCO. Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11

DIX. a. b S&xN ~ r Z,
The csisesstsa Specialist.
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rsS~s ~ sSesfaS ilfeTsaa his pat,rnsa s,sd The
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bAseilsisS sues<.s
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11
coMr AMI NE EEaxEoi

l. aaa.s.k2s taS.s s44ss yS>x A>'a-a.ss i.-~| ~
cen s... ~ Sc / ex<SS elAs.s-sss yolr ssss>
l:ulxssl ycu no.l.las los sss.sa.s-.s eSi. -
S.ssse cali Aad sal 4aty saais lsss shssass ls
Ns>.sr ass& ~rs.A .ssas yoar c~sst IL b eAa cure
yaa he ~lll tell pa ~ II set. be siI hi aea
tASt for he = III NJ pnd>rtAss e-ss sa.s~s
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11

ve..ls,.oua a. fcs,nlvr u the Eca.r~Ai &C.
r. M-.l.cai last sase and lac l'Icia s.As ~
A.s sslNSENNiLLEl NflisNAi.I, ~esild
ls,~t -ssxesfa.iy infofra his rsats~nsa sasd The
rs - 4 senes.lsy A44at he . al essst.ntiS ~
lea. oasreaie A,,d v~s,sas 0-~A-s 49, W."
kArelle4sS s1esSss
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-11

Arrangements have been made BY the ladies
To make this one OF the srandess entertain
msuts of the seasan,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-16
A,4.ykn 2TTfGaNG

DsnAe,sl ~ spsahsssestuueahaaRa6
ct foetb, and - neW Ooe6ogs shall 10 IL
UU1ooe6 O. ~ oloen1 epeeeo, ~, u ~
hS, - speak1f hall eeaAne himssH =
fspUiss = - Dssesdisg spessA It Ais p.
!. IT, discaoisa q sech sppsintwsat
shall 10 confined - ourselves, cad no ether
Spasehes shall y Dads BY any Denaoo.
q Ksithse e. . ahan uso g pronioe
money ct any time 70 infuenes Tho Votes Of
political course Il tho people = any Of them.
Neithee Of ~ shall employ eaavaseess,
speakers or othoss - travel. eleslioneee,
make speeebes. o. 'etheFWise work in our
interest - candidates r
This aAAN not, hovevee, b construed TO
pesvant either of - fto0 payiag foe tie
printing and distribatie0 Of tickets and
ceopaigA documents, Or from making the
uSual Contributions to expenses Of barbe
cuss. nestisgs, AAgs and other legitimate
campaign purposes, such - 10 would con.
ttibute - citizens, Were We not oandi-
dates. 1t 10 the spirit al intention of this
a9reeneas tbst money shall not b used to
decide our election. but that the people
shall freely and voluntarily cboose between
10 ON err own merits and principles, unin-
Aue1ced BY any other motives.
Signed in duplicate, September l2. 1876.
'.=..,.r j. f. LEONARD.
w. w. FARMER,