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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
P5cSENG Frs ARRfVEU.

FROM IONDON-Ta stsqidshUJ Elystr, june 9.-Rev. r
keith and NJ - Le Fyrn Ney " ana NJ
childpa Fem Earbank. Miss Fut MIS-
proua Iohp St.ph ~ Wri ri, rev i. +. pett none
J. l. and Mrs cutler and chi'dren d. r. J. Bilg, MIs
Rtlsr and chllren a. Goldman M AMI Mrs Wats MISS
Hume. ~, AZ
From IONDON-Ta steamship Gre>c', IN g 9-hTs;
q wills and .,ry,nt Mira J. D. De Witt NJ Ill Helen.
Lila Jcnni, Alice. JULIA avd = z1beth lle WY 'asteri
Viii " i,iitua MA W re
Jalo' John Macdonald. Th.s James MS j. hIah I"ll
Saomin Essential. " Lisa AMI Nchc weber
MIS- WTut r1u.cohc ais,rs anf Julia Ica c'erc
nj aura Chcoynd Ass Annie WI tmIrc, Duncan stew
arr Mis-. Eliza SaanierI Mrs. IL. GAVIN Henry DAVIS W
n Raiugtor. irnhsid Nr. AMI Mrs.. Preston ana
ciIllr.n ths or JOncs Martin BrOwn Nj AMI Mrs MAIN
stead md 4 ci llr,r l. q II0r1b1w' J. y. Wbor VI -
FIa Parton Mrs child Ars j. Davies and child
Mrs f. ~ Stewart Ms. x. II PaF @ and Cad.
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S Sass " I" ds a the opinion
q.


Suprem. Court hamb-s-By Judge Donohue-
Chapman act WcEs G0Sa at ge A as
a Bpovne John att Mott in the matter Martin Thorn
son aqt Currier Johnson ag Lngard Beggs ae Pagan
3t,1 ss Williamson ast sssn stanley act
wSS and r cpS ss% as
be given Company Owen sgt Gr9eSbeckM ooh Ge-
pT TbbaI rs sweetIPlantia ughos
Kaao MSs costa, ana snr att @ King swagerand ag
ng-orders granted The Bank Of csHT n "a Az ,on
tranted order 10 be rrseed two days noa e. Wander.
y9s5 ss5 rpe cent sfs scWa a Misan art D
divorce granted Ro0erts Az. a 1er Harris
Co-Must appeal TO Marine Court lngersoh ss@ hes'e
S"cdt TerS.By judge Van vort-Farley agt Farrell
Order sustaining demurrer signed. .
Sypcyjor Covt-Spo-ial Tcrm-Rv Judge Sedgwict
lack ct az ay The Charter oak Life Insurance MO
ton grinied WIN 80 see Tor counsel
Dow AFT Darrarh-Moiion denied with $40 costs TO defend
Railway CoCase and amendments settled Peek at M%r ng
deS $40 as v 70 as sl ec to s event
prejudice morton to make more dcnnte ana sers
PGSire at soinser Frschkien Hantseh Bonner act
JOHNSON anms% act a FIsnara5 granted
BY Judge CnrtIs agt Fa1sgan Ct ao5cr
0; Law signed and died.
Marine Court-Chanber.-Bv judge McAdam.-
.wc prejudice the proceedings already had on pay
ment Of costs within two dayh YAK ast wSG tS
ami ano plaintiff entitled disbursements. Campbell
Rcilly.-MotiOn order denied HcEray agt
Elaght--rne order made herein must stand In re-
HOGAN an atOrneV-Orier for contempt settled FrankeI
AIT Hamlor-T. g. Wolf appointed receiver. Chafhtn Ma
tonaI sank G.. Sclumlnn.-Dafaut opened wan agt
Railroal CODrier Tor security. Schnt a2t
O'DounaIi -C0nns ordered. White AIT. WoJdrlh-
order OF arrest vacated Bailey agt Flanagan Geo =
Wilkes appointed receiver. Barber agt Y"sth y G9un
apnantel race ACT Steele.Def1ut Openel on
terms Prsvster act TaylOr-Refcrred e. A. Peabody,
esq Atkins ag Chapman-F 8. Wait appointed receiver
settled aud hlei Crmmins
ag Macarthur: GoOman aet Kelter; Sherinin agl MtIo-
Ruf RItz.-MOip1s granted inc Chat
ham National Bank AIT. Schunl1n Motion granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
DIrHTuERIA IN A HOUSEHOLD.

To The EdttOr OF TIC TrtOUHe'
SIR: A crushing misfortune has befallen me
within lew DAYS past the death Of my oldest son ana
my oldest daughter The boy nine years old, the grl
Gve-both most promising children. The disease was
dphheria and the attack in each severe that
doubtless from the first there hope OF saving life
but in informing myself about the method of thor
oughly disinfcct,ng my house 1 have become
convinced that my little daughter caught the
plague from her brother, aud that she might
have ESCAPED had she been Immediately and strictly
eouiued 10 another quarter of the house or seut
ont O IL altogether This, doctor advised ", was nol
necessary Had the iuciOscd little tract 10y the Bard Oh
" .aith been put into my hands IN the first place, nv
tighter would in all probability have been saved Ia us
as were my two Youngest WHO were subsrg scht
eWay And no s., Sir ask Won 20 use youl Influence To
have all doctors required by Law the discovery OF
case diphhcIia 10 give copy Of IT TO the parents %
f,icuds H.. NJ.
Neo- York, June 4, 1876.
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iiclilions y ol!ies.

Al u. second nita rian Churcii, TOMORROW MORN
10, .c. JOIN ". CiADM IGN viii peach az TO- VeOcA
No evening service.
American tree Charch, uGpeIsity Bnliing. Washing
to- lrr.-r.. - T.. MCCARTHY; II ociurA, "Sin and
s,un, rr Css, H'rs and Hereafter; evening", OcoSA
jui's
A .,sui., Church, Fotrti ave- corner Vwenuethst-
re-. IT,. uILiUMS "lu preach IOMuKitbH, Il a. IN.
Sub,rt. sriurS. ui The c.Icl hdgiurss IN the
va, Gods commandment No s,rNlscs Ia 'e evening
Al thc AvcBae Bapti,t Church. west fortl siNth
a. II ir,trt II NilNt MbisN-
ING, 1850 Suirct &c hr Lave toL oa te LIP Evening
TtJ Di. fAtIpN. 1GlcCt !t, Slh lu '''' '''' sun
d.. .,c,,uo ~ ~. Al ~" ccr.Ally w'itoAt.
a,bnry H. f.. Charsh, on Washln. ioarr eIsi cor
o, uasn stoI place. Kew !. A. EDdO% D. fa''r-ffc.'i
iug ~ ,it pltor DAY, tuL la. aad 20 p Ia. SuiS
sc 81 ~ =. ia aud o. NJDng Peoples .aytt aleu- =
a ii. GtarIu Payer Mcclhib "it'N i''DNi 'Ep'
Ia. seats ir-o.
A,sociat on Hall IL. IIlANE MthLfi' ESQ, % ne
Y'ups Nils rsiian Assoc aon OF cinshha WI SPEAK
81 MAY ENE,IN6 In ms, a. = Nlve"' lAe1i
a,,Iy after H.. service a song. -, ,,n,,
"''t 49,, y MI l'Ist.s Al ASSOCIATION ROOMS;
utttfI' Lass men only, fail'N, . o'lu'h'
-! Nt,,., NrHiiNo, after l.I, Ot2 cock.
sEnJI,I. az SDNG Association Han NJ = o clock.
WiE'-DAN nbEI INGS: Moa Jay evening fDr Con
Iuuuilcs O'Clock. THURSDAY EVENING" Dung
W.. I.rs ,,locA. oatupidy ~ cnul tor Young Acr
I'LL a,,,,,'. DAILY PRAYER MELTING al VDocA
~ he p,r.ors ior all glasses, lasting one hour
tu,.ckcr street Univcr-nst Church, corner Of Down
--ltr,. Al. FAY Nli prt ach iU-AD!NhuN MORN
S ana EVENING lJ4j and 40 clock All are invited.
Hr.oIi,r sunday school Internationally Needing (ast
tbs asJnl MONDAY ENlNlNu next II Hanson Place NJ
"a OC.ock. Ad.r sseS by key. W A Rf.N NAN
DDIIIi, ~ ID, of Philadelphia aud Rev. THOMAS CROW
Their There viii BE- hc asIdl interesting singing exercises.
Church Of the Incarn Itiva, Ma,souave ami Thirty.
Mia st. Arthur Bkooks. keclor-Divine Service,
lUz ami v. w.
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TIE COURT OF APpEALs.

ALBANY Jane 9.-ln the Court Of Appeals, Fri
80 % DAY art Tho Mayor Argument resumed and con
Clu',d
N. Shades agt. The Railway Pass Association Cow
psIyAtfu.. !. u. Adams for tue appellant Cleo r. Dan
lol.h for rts. .n'".It.
so I'd -lI..,r ait The MIyor-Aryuci BY T. L. StetsOn
fn. appellant. u ~. Porter iur respondent
Nu &c. elay Hgt. Tie Matur Nc.-Pass"i -
ti. Diauau Tho ia' y. or.-Arg I"i 10y John III
ID ..t appellant. A.. l.. -trt-uu ;Il pond. NJ.
CE- len aNa..tu, rJ.rs. ., a'p LIANT agt Ihs
a. -Hus4tt.'i iuF apptt
Ian, arr4-i 10y ID. !. Dean Ial r,Hupli'fi-
Srfh at. Hal. Ar-uUl ~ =. H. BeDa Tor appel
il. u47r,lmHl Snlth for .'vuUrn-
IaufftiIu .t" AND tir tru a.b1urrc =
Cor Noutt. jane II, 1876. 30 lJ' rs, 2J5
.3b, ~. 4.J, aud 2it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
SHIPS AND THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE

To tn EdttOT or The TT 0hc.
SIR: notice that the principal objection OF
some of your correspondents TO the completion OF the
Brooklyn bridge is tie great trouble and exponse OF
housing sending down the royal and toplan masis
OF large ships Now, Sir, that Is all NONSENSE and Only
shows the Ignorance writer's in sIc matters. the
crew of a ship often in a gale OF wind at sea- called
upon to perform the duty and think nothing oi ~
And In rord deal than the time II taxes to low
sln mn from the Nirrows New-YorK the crew would
nnd down The yards and masts, aud have them an
s+oyed away {. oreIed 10 do So OF the truth Oh TINS
s.,n can satisfy yourself NY asking any OLD SAILOR
Iron ~ y. Juue =, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
TIE COURIS.
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit Of Solomon skinner, a dentist against
Henry Becchcr called yesterday in the supreme
Court before judge p0uohuc Mr. SHetruan asked for n
posronrrent Do not able 10 ny tao casn yesterday,
aAd IL down for next rriay.
The suit Of Anton StTaka against the New-fork
Cooperative cigar Manufacturing Company and others was
before Iu Barrett SIpraI,r Court, Chambers, yer'ra'
500 bohemian cEaI.ulktrs turrl lntn Cooperative
Win the above t bat becoming dissatisfied WIN
IT. auas~IutU majority fprirvi COMPANY, assul ns
debt. az tir Oh piuy The PLANT IT, member ~ mo
company, has brought tbs SAT- fr1 rua' Al nt ny "i
COM aud luur toE against ihr h-~ one Judse
Larr 90 81 solved t "ray Injunction pre- J"sy 81 ai'od
against tho company.
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THE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.

To the EdttOF OF me ITtO"Hc'
SIR: Permit me to offer few suggestions TO
add to the success of the forthcoming Centennial oee-
bration Let the committee formed FOR that pIrosc
select ten persons in each ward in the city, confer ue
power Oh one call together the other nnc or as many
CT them as will ACT Then let this ward committee, when
organized invite volunteers FROM each block whose
Suiy shall Ice to visit each house ana give information
here candles and other Illuminating liberals can DC
1iaincl. Perhaps arrangements should DC made with
aics furnish the illuminating ma criuls at as low
possible. GEORGE = Nov AIIEks'
Nelv- York, May 81. 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10

He was only q fOur-year-Old who pulled q
door bell on stafest last Saturday, and remarked:
Please Mann but comed Ia tell you some fellows are
ste1ng your lilacs" The lady straighfway SURPRISED
while IN token her tankfulness To the Juvenile VINO
informed. large bunch Of the purple punes was pre-
merely relnaried IF too little to climb, wasn't
TOO little To tell on vOm."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
THE AMERICAN EXHIBITION PAINTINGS
To the EditOr OF The TribMne.

SIR: The letter from your staff correspondent,
c. c. IA regard ~ the American paintings the Ccnen
Mai Exhibition, printed in to-ays TRIBUNE ia IN every
way admirable Through you permit me TO suggest to
hun that lie prepare history OF American pai.tiug.
lie book would am sure, be heartily received and
could deeplyfclt want Thanks Tor Ills letter vi
bis morning. JW.
Netc- IOTk, June 3, 1876
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10

-, aol,ar uust he used for ticket OF admission,
C've ms nts il too much to charge. that there are
no sGes for children TN These s s'n essss 4 DO
ceItsn The RAILWAY They have not made sun, ,
acdon an living in own OF about 40OS obser
hnis ,bt ~ least 800 people from this place Wouiu
vau" ppbadeipha were the fare reasonable mean "
rsssona6Ie east 30 per cent on ae Se Tafc win be
the roads come oo"" - - JOHN G. HILL
doubled. -, ,,r 90 1876
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A GRAND PROCESSION on THE FOURTH.

20 the EdftOr Of The tribune.
SIR: ] suggest as a proper way of cclebrat-
ing the Centennial Fourth OF July that there he pro-
Ceson composed Of representatives Of all manufactures
this cty Old residents will doubtless Tecollcct the
rand pageant, made up in the suggested, OH
he day CrOtOh water was introduced. VS.
NeU York, June z, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10

NEW ARGUMENT FOR SILVER RESUMPTION.
To the Ed'tor or The Tribune.
SIR: If the authorities could see the broad
smile the faces of the freedmen when they are paid the
silver half dollars 1t would encourage them to 20 on
In the direction OF hard money. NJ
Nemphis, Tenn, juno 2. 1S76
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THE CHMDREX'5 sANITARIUM.
TO the .Edttor Of the Tribune
SIR: We have received for the Childrenf
saniIarinm Do followlng

sanitarium the following:
Through Mr. Bcr-h and Il. II. Macv, sos through Mr..
BCrgb c. 50 through Mr.. Bergh al Mrs DGryea
O. sent of Wheeler Wilson So Richardson
a BovutOu Sly; Mrs Bestie, g Mrs 3elGont, g
ElIlchs. - George Gray, - George Becbe. - Mrs
Arclbai! 81 Herald Oica BY u rs. j. +. ktr
ochaD SO sent tho Office Of Richard 1scln Co.. go
rut TO AcStT, Merdl & COndiL go. 1otd $3.50.
ours very irHT, uRSAf hIA1, Chdlinah
iOIh, D. l9lG
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"IMPoRTANr SUGGESTION"
the Edttor Of The Tribune.

To me 7 dtfOr OF 7 nc ITtOHHe.
SIR: VIII you give me space to make the
important suggestion that every child bonn the Fourth
Of July next DC cLristcned "Cenennia" for middle
name For nsttuce: John Centennial Smith, Mary ecu
tennia Jones, etc. CENTENARY.
hetc- York. June z, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10

s,p rI.es A. sun scts .. 73D Moon 1912
BAY-A.N
Hook. 95i Cows slaui iO1 iie u feify
DAY. "
Island 1886 Hell O. Ferry l2:i0
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Corporation Aontes.

JURORS FOR STATE COURTS.--rhc Com
~ Jurors viii receive applications fur XIMP
TIONS llry duty from . a. NJ 10 4 p. Cay. For
laitiCGlIs aud Lf rmatiOA CAY lccrl-
cu,Ius s sale At No. city Han.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PAHNe SO tNlJN sQusss.
NEw-NORh, June q, iefG <
DAVING BROADWAY IN Washington square,
iTUpOal- sealed enlas W4a De IccclN cd Al the
OUce OF the Department anti MEDN ESDAI,
2lst day o. June LIE, at the ur $50 ,l,es
when they VIII be- publicly opened Tor regulating and paving
with trap block pavement the portion the loulway
sluaIe leading from fttha sOth klhh-
Ia The Cay lt.eua-!. copies
No. City Hall.
DEPARTMENT on PUBLIC PARIS, 81 Unions evAtE
AEw.NOlk, June ., 1876.
PROPOSALS FOX SCREENtD GkAtEL,.--
Pol osas IN sealed envelopes. Mil rccriyrd u he
olce o the Departments Of Public Parks 80 Cnio~re,
NewloIk city untl WEDN DAY, tine 2ls day
1876, the hoar OF $3.50 O'Clock when they MIN
hciy open.a- Tor three thousand (S.uO cuba, ysrjs
screened Gravel, suitable pBrtea
lAn sec The City Records copisa tor aals ~ No CD Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
Tabernacle Baptist Chtrch,
Second ave. between Tenth AMI EicventhsIA
REV. d. C. EDDY. y. d.,
OF Boston,
VIII Preach Morning and Evening.
All cordially iayltrd.
Tabernacle Baptist ChHrcb,

The Gospel Tent.
Thirty f).rTi-sJ. Mcs, ana ,He r -iNthay-
CGrreu cars OF Tarv fourfh-st Huc pass the Ient.)
OPEN NJ SERVICES.
SUNDAY. 745 p. m-irc@CniIs 0y ROY. sTEpIiIN IL
TNNG,Jr
II NDAY, Z p. m.-Moeting % nov converts
Adlr,s..s ny Rev STEPHEN H. ~ SC IT, anil "tl ?rs
TUESDAY, =. m.-PrcacLlnS b. Rev. L. JEiF'tf, d.
r., e. arooayn. -. ,,...
WaINESDAY p. m-Preacahus by Rev. W HUMP
STONE ~, - - ,oo,.,,
ID. u.
FtIUAV : D. m-Prelchiu- by Rev ". Liol ..
SArt CpAN T.. -MD't.nS ~ C1r.stiai Nofkeis 10 10
"u W -, ~ ,y evening by THOMAS Il. PERR ~ and a
chorus.
~ - ..'I "a usiers workers Singers. Address
= - NtIIINSI- No. East Forty ilurlst Cu.tlbtiiJ.s
to Inc suul ort "a ga scs services may la ant &"
H. 1. on ENS Treasurer, 80. 10 Last rory tArdst-
,yc.tu,u.ter f'rc,hyieriu Church, F,rstpacc
and tliHtIl.L, BriDElyn, Rev. J. CLEMENT FRENCH
Tastr-Sabhati school and Bible Classes 2JO
vices a, lUls H. IA. and p.
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Church OF Our Savior.

Fffty seYCntl'st nctr EIeIIluFr
JAMES NJ. PULLMAN, Pastor.
"Childrens sunday. Morning service az III ococky
ChristsnIng and Dedication of caren aud Sermon to eh
EVENING at 7;45: keeping Back Part OF the Price.
Church OF the New Jerusalem {" swecenborsianD East
Tllrty-hfth.st, between Fourth and lexington aves,
CHAT NCEY GILES pastor Services IL M To tina
Church revealed, l, The spiritual Meaning cf ue
whole Dy.ne Word p OF Christian Doctrine
8 Life DEATH Of the states OF existence 10 ths
spiritual By Of which there In being rap
Idly Intro ucel into the world New Age or New Dispansa
tion OF Gle Light aud better Life.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-13

SAN FRANcfsco STOCK Rspovr.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-13

WAXING UP. - The Wheeler and
Hayes aien are waking up, the Tilden
demonstration having aroused them
from the stupar c,sspd by the defeat
Of Blaine. Last evening they organ.
lied "A Hayes aud Wheeler Club, and
the Secretary, NJ r. Hayes. informs
MS that about twenty persons signed
the roll, although others, who were
present ut the meeting, say there were
not more than fifteen in attend.
ance. As we have no DISPOSE.
ton to misrepresent the matter.
we give the Secretary's statement of
the affair. 1t was nnquestionnb'y one
Of the tamest political gatherings ever
held III the county. The Register.
however, calls it " II larga and enthu.
sla'tic meeting, which shows its idea
ot numbers and enthusiasm. A can
TaSsthJ committee was appointed, aud
there are hopes of getting thirty or
forty slgners to the clab roll.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-13

BUILIDN SHIPPED. - The Humboldt
NJ. G Al. Co. shipped last evening one
bar Of bullion, of the assnyed value of
81 ,33S, 80.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-13
NOTICE TO LIEN
HOLDERS.
JUATICE's COURT. UNION TOWNSHIP, HUMBOLDT
COUNTY, NEVADA,
W. G. RECORD


VS..
JAG ULEICH and EVA ULRICH defendants,
ana G. W. URDIN ina Il. ". Mo, u, persons
claiming liens on the heal Es,ate hereinafter
described.
ygHO ALL PERSONS CLAIMING OR
ID holding liens. under the provisions Of
an Act of the LegislasUre of the state of
Nevada entitled An Act to secure liens 10
me chances and others, Al q to repeal al other
acts ~ relation thereto" (approved March ?.
1851 GA the following described premises
and real estate situate in the town OF NinDe.
niucCa, in said col,ntv and State to wit;
Lots number IL and II on Dick NJ. As desig-
mated upon the oihGal map + said town,
together with the hall, saloon ana all other
buildings upon said lots.
NHErEA the said Plaintiff has COM
menctd action in said Court against said
Defe- dants to forcclCse II lieu held by HIM
against the above described property, under
the provisions of said Act, you are hereby
notihed 10 be and appear before the Justices
Court of Union 10 Mnship III said county at
the office of the Justice of that Court in the
town Of WinlIemucca ON the LIST day Of August,
4. ID. 1870. atlO o'clock A. NJ. # said day,
then nnd there TO exhibit the proof Of your
said liens.
GRASS 4 HARDING.
Attorneys for PlAintif.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-13

A SKIN LIKE MONUMENTAL ALADAs-
TER may be attained by using GLENN, $
SuLPhUK SOAP, which does away with
the necessity for sulphur Baths. Try
1t, lsdies. 1t is genuine beautitier.
and very economical.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-13
7 L l. 1 - R - - t.lC .
b. Atlantic and Pacific Liue
ESPECIAL TO HliE SILVER STATE.I
+ O Il + | @ n


PANAMA, july /.
An extraordinary session of Congress
opened on the 18th of June by the
President in person. No action las
been taken in reference To raising OF
export duty on rise.
A revolt took place in Cusio on the
18th of JANE, which caused a consider
able amount of bloodshed; but was
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-13

CONSTANTLY KEEPS ON HAND
Dope, Augars, Butts,
Iron, Anvils. Scfews,
cumberland Coal Bolts, steel,
Horse Nails, Borax, Bells,
A xte Grease, Bits, Boilers,
Rakes, Leaders, Mowers,
Door Locks, Eeitins.
WheelbarroWs, Babhit-hetal.
Wire, Grindstcnes, Matliue Extras,
OK Yotcs. Balbed Wire Staples,
on Cans of every description,
Drills Of all kinds.
w oodenware, Teakettles,
k-ron AXles, Cutle,y,
Nuts, Patent iron Planes,
N -ails. Scissors, Wash boards,
Egg bcat-rs, ubs,
NJ -olassas Gates, Hinges,
u rn COCKS, Hammers,
CHAINS, Hooks and Staples,
Cartridges. Fla, irons,
Axes, Pumps, etc, etc.
ulv3 II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-13

NEw PASSENGER ESGfNE II new
passenger engine, with wheels i've feet
eight inches In diameter. the larges, on
the division, passed here yesterday
going to Wndswnrth. 1t is said to be
Intended for running the passenger
tram between Winnemucca ana Wads-
worth
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-13

PERSONAL. M s. Thompson. faith
IT OF o! the Pioneers Is In town. II.
reports times dull IL Central District
.., Geo. FINK of G1lconda Was in
IOWA last evening, fully recovered from
his late illness . District Attorney
Grass returned from Carson to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-13

JERSEY DGSTgICr. R +. Hamlin ar
rived mere yesterday from Jersey Dis.
'f'nt' lie SAYS that in consequence of
li'lsHtlon IN which the company is in
Waived, work IS suspended at present..
aud many have left the eamp for the
barcelona mines near b luiunt. He
says the mine looked we'll an to In.
time work was suspended, and Ia. has
no doubt of II, rlchnes, aud p.rmn.
hehcy' aud attributes its present CON
dltloh To mlsm tnaSement. j. A. Bios
som of Battle Mauntoin Is now ukino
pains 70 strai shen mp the affairs of the
company aud work Will probably be
resumed bext mouth.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-13


c,,so e.. ,hoo,,,,raal
a,e,o,, i r.r.,t .ho. NJ uo
Meigs has concluded coptroct with
Tue "oV6rnmeht OF Nicaragua for the
construction OF an Inter-oce"nlc canal.
oHILA' Smallpox IS stu creating
havoc IN Santiago. Dnrng the month
:, " '''''o'' !"
49, ''000 "'lo
nv 90 VI '""o 'he'0
'H''' . '"''''i'' p"''s''' IL
''' ''A'' i'e " o0'e'
'''0'' '-i'''''' =" no i'' !" ~ ND "'e
''i VI
"u'''i 'oi i"' VI 'ho '"S'
,.l.n,io, of ca,or y .,,;
Ca,,o,.,oa i .l.,.I,
,g,,,al Nf,,,,ra - "a. c.
A,.r;oa p..al,,,a
VIENNA, July 10.
oerVlh Is still uuutr commandment.
oixfy soldiers were SHOT for co"ardIce,
on the Hank OF the Turkish army.
Both cities are taking advantage of
the pause IN active operations to bring
up relhfoteements. The Servians are
organizing guerilla bands, one OF which
numbering 3,o0O men has advanced to
within Two hours march OF NlddeD.
belgrade adVlceS annonnce that the
mann o"dy OF MonteheBrlapsl advanc-
lhS on Hnstaf. Ltscblnan, who defends
tue / oh'let at caitsclaf has received
reinforcement OF ',uO0 men.
The situation in servia.
PARIS, July u. 1876.
The Temps has special from Sem
iu, which SUMMARIES the Servian sit.
nation. All depends on Gen. Techer-
haSoh' who with the best Servian
troops appears TO Intend turning the
'l''"" - III III N'H'' army " "u'"ilc-
'' wy '0'" "eei' ! iie' ana
''''''' NV ~ '""' "e''
1't0' - i''''oh 80 iIo' 0oniii nleu'
" VI ","''0n'u n"' oeen
v
,a'..,.,.; ,. -....;
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-13

A Daily News Berlin special says
the long promised Bismarck party is
being ofemized. Papers appeal to the
German Conservatives To render a
Ministry independent of the National
Liberals.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-13

'ATrLE DYING. /, is reported that
cattle are dying lspldly from some nu-
known cause on the Big Meadows.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-24

neco ma usta, co SO vsemu iinGmu podoba
10, ienom ne - hubiGce.
,Emmop vykfikl Adolf ustupuie hrii
zou o krok nazott.
,Chce snad pan mAnzel p'u2it m6ho
vozuP ptala sc ve.itelsky Emma,
Ami Sc neporouceje odchazel Adolf Sc
svou pani Ike koGaru.
Neme komu byIt Sc sondruzi tise
vytratii.
(PaleGek)