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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07

SrCoR RoBEsoN's pre;ence that he was
COMPELLED to place large number OF naval OH
GERS on furlough in consequence Of the neglect
Of Congress 10 appropriate money for the ray
OF the navy. is, like the Secretary himself, a
downright fraud. All the money necessary was
Appropriated. but It has been. or will be, diverted
to purposes OF Jobbery aud useless extrsvagance.
The objects Of the incompetent ard dishonest
Secretary IN issuing his furlough circular were
to excite dissatisfaction against the Democratic
party among naval officers and their friends, to
get control Of the money appropriated for the
regular pay OF the ofncers whom he has put on
furloueh, and to punish honest men who had
stood In the way OF his jobDing schemes. or had
declined to psrjure themselves In order to save
MIN from impeachment and disgrace.
The Hon. MUSsoN PIERREPoNr says that
IA the result Of his investigation OF spiritualism
through the help OF TEA KETTLE FLINT, II
seemed to him destitute Of any reliable To-
formation and a dolusion." Did Dear Lady
MARY, then, refuse to furnish that missing link
IN the PIERREPoST family chain. or did what
she did furnish fail to At In tho gapY The Hon.
MUNsoS PIERREroNT 81 least accomplished one
thing by his consultation OF the shadow Lady
NARY. even II he did not succeed In hitching
himself TO the British aristocracy-he led to in
quiries as TO his American pedigree. which
proved that his original name is MUEsoS PIERRE
PoSr, and not EDWARDS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07

To TIRE EDITOR OF HE sUN-Sr: Now that
the statue fever upon ne, would suggest thst the
statue OF Commodore Vanderbilt be taken down trom
IT. lofty position the fregn, depltin ud street.
and pEced one OF tho city parss II Is deserving OF
a oct Cr Place than where a now stands.
The niche could be nlpd wl,h spuie other figure.
that Of q. ". Chl.s, A. NJ or Deacon Richard Smith,
OF ans other ua4 - Uut. Ct Ia tolulldor Uc taAcl
down. anI put HIM where We Won't nave 60 lOVK
throukh tel scope TO see his dear ud The al
liant ,apt DeGrOot aes.ucr OF TIE N.IusrOnt bronze,
shONulOOk into this matter al once. ANCHOR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07

A few days ago the Hcrdid published an
account II an interview with GRANT, Ia which
the President kindly Informed the reporter how
the coming election ia to result In the course
OF the conversation the following question and
answer occurred;
REroRrEn VIII not the battle reilly he fou7ht IN
New york. mutt Dtinur rats aad Republicans
GRANr-On, II we carry AOrtn Carolina, South Caro-
In Louisiana, WrCun aOrd 10 lose uuth New York
and ludlana well HH Connecticut. | nav not Tie
ngure, al hand, and au not cure, but hAk II T. 80.
The ngures To which the President refers arc
evidently those prepared by the National Re-
publican Executive Committee In Washington,
under the direction Of ZACH CHANDLER, which
We published and explained last week. But IA
GRANT aid not happen to have his nlc Of M
Sun at hand to refresh his recollection, no mado
olunder In rcpeating the prophecies Of ZACnA-
RIAH. According To the estimates Of the latter,
leaving out Of consideration tho States that are
set down AZ sure for TILDEN aud HAYES respect
iyely, there remain seven States having eighty
three ectotal votes that are cassed as doubtful,
and from these eghty-tureo vOtes n only re-
quires twenty-five TO secure the election OF
HAYES. 1t IL Louisiana, Mississippi and North
Carolina th"' 80 depended upon t0 supply the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07
An Auti.l:rant RepubIIcan.

To THE EDITOR OF THE sUS-Sir: The
Republican parry arc running the campaign on
a. light claim Tor the support OF the people as
ever done since this has been country.
Tuey propose to say that the business formerly
conaGc. ed by Grant Il Co. will continue IRON
and after March next. under the urm name OF
Has o. Co.. But the people viii not permit
1t. Tue salvation. peace, aud prosperity OF tue
country depends upon tho ell, ctiOn Of lilden.
ANTI-GRASI (thougn 1 voted Tor him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07

To THE EDITOR OF The sus-SG: That's right,
nominate S4m Ba0cock.
HANCOCK will get more Republican votes than any
man YOU can nominate.
BabcOck l. a hiSi-toned merchant.
Bsbcock. when he promises pay gold viii pay gold.
not Try to fob you of with shinDlAsters
Babcock would make a splendid Governor.
DsbcocS IL whoe-soued. liberal gentleman.
B@ocock ls no relation 10 Whiskey B4ocock
BaoeocA IL the most popular merchant and banker in
the city. NEW YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Str: Four
years ago was a strong Republican, doing all In
my power to help the election OF President
Grant, but as year after year rolled around my
eyes have gradually been opening until at last
they are WIDE open and see tnievery and cor
ruption, and now a change In our Administra-
tion IL needed. As l read day after day OF what
a reformer Mr.. 1ilden Is, l have decided to give
him one more homes. vote.
A CONSTANT sun READER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07

To TIE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Str: no.
tice that in President Grants response to the
congratulations OF the Emperor of Germany he
says 81 because they proceed from the head
OF the great empire with which this republic
during the whole century OF Its existence b.
maintained relations of peace and friendship,
Sc. What / want to ask is, whether that can be
so. when tho present German Empire Is only a
few years old7 think II IL ON par with Grants
usual amartness. 4. IL. e.
SIpT. l. lS1d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07

Some OF the Republican papers. which
have been making false accusations against
Gov. TMDES. are themselves guilty OF fragrant
wrong In regard to the Vermont election The
Times announced yesterday morning, In flaming
letters, that In Vermont there were Large Re-
publican gains In all parts OF the state" with
an " estimated majority from $500 to 3OU0J."
The returns In its own columns show
that in il8 towns the Republican gain
over 1874 when that party carried the
State by 2O,S,j majority, was only 1870; but by
an alleged corrected return It claims a gain OF
2,i4i IN liz towns. Even by these latter figures
the Republican majority In the State Is under
25.0Oo, upon the largest vote ever polled, which
Is a signal defeat to the GRANT party in Its can
vass for HAYES.
The GRANT and HAYES majority In Vermont
may be about 1900. against 2psf7 for GRANT In
ls,2. 1t will be several thousands less than the
Republican majority in september, 1865, or Sep
TENDER, 1872.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07
VERY Deliberate workmen.

To THE EDITOR OF THr sUN-Sr; About a
month nine men began work IA Fitvslxth street.
between Thru ant LrSng' On ave-Ies tearing the
Old wooden pavement ani laying the belgian Tncy
have ca IpAus most oi tie tlue. II took four "
them Just hAlf LAY to c. ar space cri ~ 2 They
occupy 10 - ~ ihe time IN potc discuss louN.
TX ~ the " TX before tNrln. and ayln- down and
pllAln2 ny the.f tools. REroRakR AND ECONOMIST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07
Not Juvenile offenders.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir | notice
speragraph ia The Sun that nigh, lead TO the belief
that the training ship minnesota the place the
Mercury for juvenile III ,nders ouy. assure You
ale admitted. Okk or IhkM.
L. S :. MINNESOTA, Au,. 30 1870.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07
West Virginia safe for Tilden.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: Why
is 1t supposed by Chandler or any one else tins
this state will cast Its vote for Hayes? West
virginia will give Tilden majority Of from
bOOO to 1000. II Is strongly Democrats, beyond
ali question OF doubt, and Is ms sure for Iilden
a. oltner MARYLAND, kentucky. or Virginia.
Yours truly, Z. Z. HlGGINBOrHAM.
BUCRHANNON, W. Va, sept. l, 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07

WAsHINGTON, Sept. "a telegram was ro-
ecvo ~ lhs city yesterday from Marshal Packard Of
Louisiana stating That Indications OF serioas disorders
III that state are ncre snI. copy Of thr telegram
was sent the Attorney Geaeral WIZ to-day forwarded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07
Extradition-Judge wcstbrook's Adj
mirable DecIsIon.

In the regular discharge OF his Official
duties, Gov. TfLDES issued his mandate
for the extradition OF BENJAMIN W. BRIs-
CoE to the authorities of Georgia, where
lie was charged with fraud. At that time
BRIscoE was in the custody of the Sheriff
OF New York. who refused TO deliver him
to the official agent of Georgia. There
upon that agent obtained a writ OF habeas
corpus TO test the right OF Sheriff CONNER
to hold his prisoner IN the face of the Gov
ernor's mandate. The case was heard be-
fore Judge WEsrBRooK some weeks ago,
and on Tuesday his decision was rem
dered.
This decision Is briefly that BRTscoK can
not be extradited AS long as he is in the
custody of our courts and that the Gov
ernor's mandate is powerless to take a
man ont OF such custody Judge WEST
BROOKS opinion is learned, elaborate, aud
conclusive, and 1t shows tho immense ad-
vance made since the days when Gov DIX,
with NOAH DAVIS to back him, attempted
10 surrender Joan LAWRENCE to he tried
In Michigan upon a trumped up charge in
courts where his enemies had great inilu-
enoe; and this advance, we are happy to
say, is entirely in the direction of a higher
regard for personal rights and for the dig
nifty OF the State of New York.
Great honor is due TO Judge WEsTBRooK
for this important and noble decision /;
aud we add with pleasure that although
tits against mandate signed by Gov. TIL
DEN, there is no conflict between the Gov
ernor and the court. The mandate was
issued in tue regular performance Of of1-
cial duty; aud there is no evidence to
show that the Governor was aware that
BRscoE was at the time IN the custody
| OF a New York sheriff
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07

requisite twenty-five votes. provided Indiana
AID New York 20 for TrLDEN, as they probably
will, md hence the struggle Of Father TAFT with
law books to furnish pretext for overrunning
those States with Federal troops. resident
GRANT should read THE Sun more attentively
aud strive to cultivate his memory. At the same
time, we can inform him that ZACH CHANDLER
is a false prophet; his table Is compiled from
inaccurate Information, or else with intent to
de- Give. for several Of the states which he sets
down as sure for HAYES are almost certain to
give TiLDES large maJoritles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07

Mr. BnET HARTE is guilty OF bad judg-
ment In replying to the criticisms Of some Of
the dramatic critics on his play, the Two Men
of Sandy Bar" He includes In his letter. aud
apparently sustans, a note from MIR. STUART
RoDsoN, the actor, for whom the play was
written, charging that, a. "a notorious fact"
the longest purse commands tho longest and
strongest editorials In New York" II this Is
So, and Is notorious, 1t Is the duty Of the vic
tins OF such corrupt journals TO name them aud
the persons who represent them In the dis
graceful transactions. We do not believe that
there is a newspaper In New York Of respect
able standing. and whose editorial opinions are
OF any value, that ever sold them to any actor
or manager or would even tolerate q person
who made proposition to buy them. Yet Mr..
BRET HARTE's play may have been unJJstly
criticised. II. however, II has In II the elements
OF popular success. neither ho nor Mr.. RoDsoE
need foar the consequences.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07

GRANT has gone out of his way to relieve
Admiral PORTER from tho operation OF sEcoH
ROBEsoN order putting unassigned navy ofi-
GERS on furlough and furloueh pay. which last Is
only half their unassigned pay. Why relieve
PORTER more than any other oficer1 Even his
furouQh pay would be $500 year, while that
of other officers who are obliged to submit to
the order of sECoR robson Is reduced to a
mere pittanoe, and many Of them did honorable
duty during the rebellion. GRANTS action 10
unjust, and will reasonably irritate the navy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-06
Applioas or Tor patent-
NOTICE. M. 9n.
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-06
0rrrcr KossUTH MINING COMPANY.
Ss., Francisco March 9lsf lSl6.

liz
~ Saa Francisco. March 2ist. 1876,
At meeting Of the Board of Trustees al
this company, held this day, the followiag
resolution was adopted, and notice is hereby
girrn b. the stockholders of the hussuth Min
ing Company that special meeting VIII be
neld =; the time and place named In SAID res
ciution
wHxRrss, The Kossuth Mine consists Of
9Tgsp linear feet On the lower Comsteek lode,
and. in the opinion Of this Board. cannot be
developed and worked to advantage, for It's
sntfre length, through the present shaft, sitp-
ste about 600 feet from the north line OF the
mine. Therefore. it is hereby
RsSosrsi, thai Il is expedient 10 divide the
rlsim OF this company iBte two mines, the
northern lieo feet iadloinsng tae Dayton
Nanel Ia be retaineSi by the present kossuth
Mining Company. and the southern 1890 feet
Of said cisi nj 10 be decided - = new company,
in consideration Of the receipt by this cosn-
psny Of the entire csrital stock ito consist OF
3oS 90 shArest Of said new company; aad up
On the receipt Of such stock, stock dividend
Of same he declared by this company 10 Its
stockholde-s And il Is hereby further
Rsscsrsd That this action OF the Roard be
submitted fer confirmation 10 the stockholders
Of this company and for such purpose, that a
special meeting of the stockholders Of the
kassusa Mining Company be called for
WEDNESDAY. the Thirt Isi day Of May, 1876
AZ the hour of two O'Clock p, NJ. at the office
Of the company. in this city. No sls caiifor-
MA street. Room No 8.
mhN EDWARD r. STONE. Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-06
Applications for Patent.
NOTICE No, 500.
L. s. spkyEY 80. iia.


~ 8. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
Z . Nevada. \ srll ). tS'S.--A"taae Is hereby
sivcp tasi Htru,Saaj I, Sc!lect saa NsSAlo4-
fau Srs we'll V absa post0itce ~ ross IS SllNez
ettv, tyou Cguufy. Ngvsgs, have male aprt.
csi4aI, Ter eighteen Ans,lres tIa0l 'intsr tss
II the MONT4Et AA L0pk, ysistt, the y "
MANN !. T SC1Efa. AND WASHINGTON
ss&lN'yi.L cLAIM. si:ustra il Devils Gate
s,sd Chinatown Ninlx pis,r.c2. Lyon G0uu'
ty, SevadE, t2fv;Asr with sufsSft groaaa four
hundred feet ia ssdth. iar the eei5YUrse ut
wcrairsy ;heres.i. sDd describe. On the rlas
zaa nc3d lsUsrH IN ble ia nay cIaef IS fellows,
ta-wits Bvrl nine a rpss No 1, whetlcr hears
thn i srC,ton c0yaer Un the wesi las, o. &C
a5n H. Township Is y, Il. q y, NJ. u II
y s9t, W, distant $50 tcet ana running
from said Post No. list coarse, y c. p, IA
- leys pass lhuoaEh t.rs y. W, Garner past NJ.
? OF the Csrstfn Cas- I. :. survey M, ~.
whence hears sine ke e,sck II DAuey o.
noisting works : a. W q. sysst ke ssack Of the
syripg valley Mn 5, SiA4s ". sn1ese siNck
ii krsS,s;h hosting " rt< y SfS W flagstaff
on Nj Davidson y, s1s 20 NAN. " iDl isei 10
post No =; thence - course, 49, " / so
feet &c post Ne. y. thence I'd course, : esN ",
sla3 gest ta grs. Ne. 4 thence sth course. ~
sac r. ~ feet ~ post No. l. the potat 81
lserinnlug CCataG3ing ~ a1-loa acres he2r-
{a5s txnv,SstA from The trae meridian mag
~ tic yHriStseu 10 " East. The lStoF aad it'i-
rrcNeincnfs consist " STARTS ana Tunnel tN-
cretIsng ave hundred asli2's " Nslan. his
siaiiu va heated pndes tho g@r4e - tic Atom
1 zusuA Ledge and Company. Ih;F clN4N =
bounded ou ,ho no,7h by 'he Carson O. : l.
= survey Nc 70. on the west, south aiaa esst
by no known claimants. The ieeAiloe notice
- IN rpcotd and may b. found IN faoK ..
Ms c!laaeous Eeeer'ts, paEe ~ ~ ~ N.1a .
- Records. sant II IL. ot3ce NJ ;bs County
Kseeg,lcr. 5; pays,ss. Lyon County, Nevada.
Aay saa al PER ons elSisniug sdvsTSely ans
po.tl1n II said hermann ! I. ssa'el AMI
Washington SpaweN c ailn arr required e z :
their sdvNrse claim With tae heNistvr az We
i. : Lanai offse, at Carsoa csy, Nevada,
during the sixty DAYS period ~ publication
hrr,,af. pr they viii BE- bSrEe2 by virtue OF the
PROVISIONS 81 ;Ae stAtpte.
apr ttA 4. WAITE, Register
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-06
TO EDWARD MANIEy AND JAMES KIEr

To EDWARD MANI.EX AND JAMES AiEf
This undersigned oo-owner Of the tABEL
LEDGE. situatei in Devil s Gate and 'hitls'
town Mining District. hereby give ttce fAai
have expended the sum % twenty-five Hun.
d-ei Dollars (s2500l IN Improvements and
labor: that the proportion OF the said eNl~lai-
tare SO made as aforesaid due frorn YEA siaouut
to: From you. EawsFl MsalFy sS&S.SS Y: ana
from You. James hitf. Ss.G SS's. Yea are
GerabN tarilitT notified that il case Yea iai! OF
resusc to pay the amounts set opposite your
names. 20 the uBGers Snei, in tAe tsWn "
Silver cry. On or before The expiration q
ninety days fra,n the s-st puh,io&tiea % tbs
notice, your intsgtst 10 t1e said Card Lssigt
VIII. In accordance with The Act ef CenEr,ss
entitled, AN Act IN promote the DEVELOPMENT
of the mining resources 81 the United S'4;cs
approved May leta lS3S become the preper
~ 81 the uH,ierslsasd eo-ownog, waa male
the above expenditures on said claim.
MATHEW tAREL,
Silver City, New. April 4, ls16.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-06

Aud IN accordance With law, knd an eFasr
AZ ~ Hoard Of Directors. naA.ss on the i4th
s.ay II AAreh ISIS. - many saarrs 81 zach
parcel 81 such stock as maN be tsee@sAry, wtll
IL sold =; public &netiaa 1t The oihee Of Ihr
COMPANY. iiauack Building Ne, 80 sa1sasne
street., ~ SATURDAY. the eta day 81 &sy
1876, AZ tie haar ~ u o'egeek A. NJ q .asi
dsv % pay sala delinquent Sssessiaen,
theron 90 aetA.r with eesis " advertising add
expenses ef Tie sale.
r. S. CrLyKEWfIL, Ses'y
Oises.-- Room Eaiieek Nuildtns, as0 SAnsonst
street. san Francisco. California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-06
Delinquent Notice.

N-oRTH DAYTON GOLD AND SILVER
N Mining Company Location OF Pslnc.pal
place @. business, san Francisco, Califotlsla.
Location Of works, Devils Gate Min-
ms plstr.et, Lyon County, Nevada -
Nutiec-rhere are q, l!nqaent uisR the i0i-
lowing described stock. on seeuust OF ssst -
Ineut M. l. levied on the Fourteenth day .,
Mar,b. lsso. the several amounts set op-
nssite the nAuaps ol the respective sllass'
hnla,rs. IS follows
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-06

FITCH is rnaasssionshly . eaianeoIis dlsssse
ii tAat Is knewn Ia bv preyaisGt ataong a
,apuioes eiass 81 the eoinmunsty, GLxSs's
sulpkuE Soar wi cure IL. The Hoard "
acslih shnMia order . supply ~ the zap Eer
that purpose, al public expense, soldsyer,'
where, -&-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-06
ANNUAL MEETING.

rEyaE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
N stockholders q the Virginia 4 Trnckuc
Railroad Company will be heia ~ thc tiiiee
OF the Company In Niggspis tity, Nevada. en-
TUESDAY. Mayo. Rt " a'yies-k NJ.
". III. THORNTON, SECRETARY, psa TEN.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-06
pelinquent Notices.

X-IRGINIA CITY COAL COMPANY
Location Of principal place VI business
yirrinia City, Nevada, OF works,
III bprado Canyon. Lyon County, Nevadh,-
Notice--There is delinquent upon the follow.
ms described stock, ON scceunt Of assessment
mo. io) levied on the Eleventh (iith) day OF
M.n,h. A. d. 1876. the several amounts Get ol,-
posite the names of the respective sharehold'
ers Ms follows:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-06
NOTICE TO co-owNERs,

Iay $ DALLAS AND JOHN GEAIHEART.
The .-sae7signca, co-owners Of the Pitts
nurg Coal Mae. situated IL Lyon County,
Nevada. hereby give notice, that We have eN-
.euce3 she sun OF Eight Hundred and Seven
fy-sAnse Dollars and Ninety Cents tss1S,s~ IL
gold coin. fer lumber. labor ana supplies;
! sAss the proportion OF the said expenditure s.
made - AZORES aid due from You amount TO .
EYsoga sog, J. 5. Dallas, 500 90. and from YOU,
John ese2rheari snap. You are hereby fur
.Aer notified thai in case you fail or refuse to
pay the a-aa- Gts set opposite your nsIaes, To
SA< + ,oxx tAryecf said tscmlany, q hls dfrre Il!
= Ms seaH ~ pavtnr - Or tsfore the expirS-
tioa OF naue " days from the rrss publication
Of this notice your interest 10 the said Pitts
burg Coal Mine viii. II accordance with the
Act ci Congress emitted. An Act Ia promote
tne development q. the mining resources Of
4he United States, approved Nav losh 1872,
bex,sIar the property q the undersigned CO.
awners who made the above expenditures on
said claim
= b a. las DoSnsAS,
III j. CABLING, JosS poi-AN,
% T. NASH. C. kRNkh,
SRASK kKNYoS. T.. oowEs,
f,arrs f,s,i.psruxE Jos. DAMON.
Dayton, New, March II, ls'6. 80