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New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART

n I'm -lOhh, NIIN -Il4tN LtND Ihhi
~ FORD II. R-NEW.YORk AND EEW-HANIN Dl
YIsION-Summtr Arrangement, commencing june II, 1879
Pas,cugsr station In Newlork Grand Central Depot en
trance on Forty second 81.
Trains for Haven leave AZ 70 (Acc'al 800 tEx
600 (Acc'nl III a m. (IsxL ~ ". (Acc'Dl: tExl 2;O
(Acc'n), (Exl, 40 and 5;l5 local Exb tE1 and lo
For South Norwall $40 sos, 905 IL m I'm, CIix
900 B. 2 10, 4O 5I5 5ib. 63b, o. 10 for stamford,
7iO, sos, 500, 1910 mr ~ m 80 S:l0 S:oS, 4;iO
li5 5:i 5, 5:45 $50, .:2O, Q, TO- and ll3O p IN, ,
oston Express, via Springfield at 500 and III a. IN, ana
9 n. m; shore Line at aud 10 p mi uie sOo m
o. and 10 p. stspPng at stamford NS,MaIk' ah anu
500 and m connect With trans on shore line D
SaybTOok. The h.O5 a ~. and y connect win
Shore Line Division for Norwich and New.Hayen anu
Northampton Il. at New Have and the % ana D.
m Newport sO5 II a ~ and m. trains con
meet Connecticut River Il. H. Springfield, and M.
fa Montreal The sos a and y. connect with Nau
gaiuck and HousatUnic H. Rs. Bridgeport The So5
and J. 10, 4:IJ aud with Uanbtiy and Sorwaik,
south Norwalk, and the sos q l, 44O aud 6i3 D. M
with New. Canaan X. n. az stamford.
SUNDAY Boston Ma Trains at p. via sprnghed at 10
D. nj. via Providence -
Dawing room Cars Day Express and Sleeping Cars on
Night Express trains 49,. o. -, -. - -.
Grand Central Depot OF At Offices OF N y transfer Co. ~
Brnsdway New York. and No. Courtst Brooklyn, who VIII
a cncck baggage from residence 10 DESTINATION
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

PHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH and
II the NFWJERsEY SOUTHERN X. R-Fare lower than
by any Oher roue, commencing June 10 1876 Leaye New
10 IRON q Nortu River, foot Kectcrst, 64b a. M
Long Branch seabright 40; 9i6 a. m tor Pldspha,
Rrtnch, WaretOwn, and Nlneand; $50
D. a. for Philadelphia, Long Branch, and Tuckeron $40
% m for Long Branch Toms River, and Waretown $50
m Via Gtig,t train for Long Branch
sundays $50 a NJ for Long Branch returning at p m
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
60 nohom it aIap Goneern

THE ASTOR LIBRARY having been closed
during August for the customary cleaning and repars
win be reopene0 MONDAY, Sept 4, at92h m.
THE party of ladies and gentlemen who
leave California Sept 10 at reduced rates. win meet
In paror OF the Windsor Hotel 7tst and Bread
way; on HuRsDAY. Sept "a, fIom sio9 pm. % make make
tons be made for week. 70 " pastomce Boz
b.2Q5, References,
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

old ESTABLISHED LINE-Steamers AN
" DREW HARDER or MONITOR daily for Caiskil &C.
ftntn FraukIn.qt, Pier 35 at 3 y. m.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
NORTHERN RAILRoAp OF NEw-JERsEY

NOHTNFTN +
Trains leave FpglewocG Closer, Permon and Nyaek
$50 for all except NyacSL e45 m 4, 4:i5 5i5O
GSO 73 D. and aturday nights only at ll3O D. M sun
and $50 y. Ll
Manuel Spring valley and h"nsey ., s'o n NJ SO " ""
JNO. ~ ABBOTT Gehl Pass Agent Newly YORK
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRA
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN EEM
BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, 5isA 81 ltI
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
- LINE; ,
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.


FOR PHILADELPuit AND Tbt. CEsIENNI Al~
Commencing MONDAY, June 10 1876. Trains
Leave Newiork. loot OF Al erty al al OiS Tao elo D. IN
Ietye foot Of clarEsonst at 036, 1885, sOj m 1850,
1:2O, G.lO .. M. ,,-.,
Lave PlaIelphia from station EorthPennsylyania Rail
at 1850. $50 lSO
ESQ Leave Centennial Grounds nj 1l5 Vl0 a ' ii0'
8, 4J,, $40 p. ,-,.- a.. ., A., ..,
el5 trains from New York and TO trains leaving Ceh'
tennial Grounds at - and t:lD .. W, .,----.
Rates passengers freight ~ low as py oter
Centennisi GfoupdT III. 4. BALDWIN,
Gen Pass AGENT
H. T. RiCkER, sUpt. and Eng.
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
Il Ulster Delaware Railroad, landing a. IhRh-
land Falls (We-t POnt Cornwall NewburRh, haflboro
Milton loughkoepse ard r.sopna stsamhoa,s Ihomas a
Baldwin Moutay, Wednesday, FriGay sDrins't Pier ~
n. H., at4 D. M
TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
A FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL, and inter.
mediate points. leave Pier % Il. H. dnly SubdaYs
exceptcd) s3d-.t r.. IT, 8 M aud III con
meeting special trains al New Haven Tor rotd sprLg
field dc Tickets sold and baggage checked nj 94 bcaway
kew.YOrE, and ConrtsL, Brooklyn ExeuiSion 10 New
Haven and return Al 90.
TALL RIVER LINE.
Il TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE WORLD. RENOWNED ETEAMH-.s
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
From, Pier North River fOo of
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
Brcoklnn i]ropsrip Go fsi.
Connirp j)ropertn 60 Eei.

PLACE in perfect order containing five
N acres an orchard Of apples and pears dwelhng carnage
honse and other necessary build ngs at POrcheste West
chester Co. to let 800 year u. O. HAVlLAND No. 2
.BOweTy.
rIO LET CHEAP.--Large country RESI-
Il DENCE Shrewsbury River tive Minutes walk from de
pot Address CHAs LEIGHTON, Red Bank HeW,Jersey.
yx,O LET IN NEWARK-BRICK HOUSE,
new elegant every modern gegIoncc location healthy
and delghtfu; o. acceptable party Ielt very low. .
GEO w. SMITH. 3S BrOad-st, Newark N j.
TVO LET-Until May or longer, on basis of
$50 uuImnshed or 90 mostly furnished with servants
horse. chickens, large COTTAGE RESIDENCE ~ Ioom:
Garden In shade lawn and bearing trees SIT
uaed minutes walk from West Elizabeth H. r. DeDot
Central r. of n J. and 40 minutes ride by frequent
trains from Iibertyst N. Y Gas and water IN house
pavemcnts healthy location pasture lot desired
Careful parties apply this week on the prenes or 10 the
OWNER, Room 2. No 8 NassaiIst
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
Denii6trp

COMETHING NEWi CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- FULMy Rose Pearl Plates On licating color and sub
sance for artificial teeth excel everything here1iore on
apprccaied made in day and only $40 70 s20 per
Set Call and examine Also best Rubber Sets from $40 10
as Gold and Patina t35 10 SAB Extracting under gas
DR. r. O. WAIT 40 East Twenty third ST. near Mahsonave
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

The new Illustrated Book OF FashionA
This book contains a full and detailed
account Of all the Departments OF ths
Establishment; also, forty eight Engrsy.
ings executed by big class Artist u.
lustrating the most fashionable and be-
coming styles OF Costumes for Gentle
men, Youths, and Boys; Riding Habits
Jackets, and listers for LADIES' ana
Liyeries for Servants.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

Proved 70 be the best preventveof Of
SMALLPOX. FEVER, and SKIN DISEASES.
Is the agreeable vazng and refreshing Of all sa
Hpes and gves relief In Headaches Sea or Bilious
sickness Il quickly form Of Erupye or skin
Complaints The various arising from Constipation
Climatic nuences the Iayer Blood Impurities Inocula
ton the results of Breathing infected with Fevers Mea
ses OF Smallpox are prevented BY its Sold
by all Chemists and the Manufacturer
The and letters relating to ts marvel
ous effect as positive and other blood
poons and painfully suggestive OF
great neglect whenever the PYRETIc SALINE not
uloyed in these diseases furnishes the blood with its
los, saline eonstuents."-tDr. Morgan, M d., etc, etc.
The late Dr. Thurey states his letters and leetures
found specific the worst form Of Scarlet Fever
NO OTHER medicine being given"
NOTICE MY TRADEMARK AND NAME
BUFF-CoLoRED WRAPPER
All other salines are
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS;
fact an attempted fraud public well myself.
Sold by all Chemists Maker In patent glsss stop
pered bottles at 2s. Cd, a. 3D., lls, and 2ls each
Special Agents, Messrs. RAIaEs, Liverpool Edinburgh
and York; GLASGOW APoTgEcARIEs COMPANY, and
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
Gonutrp Real @state for Sale.


A WELL-LOCATED SUBURBAN RESI-
"a DENCE-One hOur from city valued al slO,01oi mort
s"s" S''''' " H. HOUSTON, 90 Liberty st.
A RARE CHANCE to BUY in NORRIS
N TOWN.-The best located place large mansion ana
grounds improvements offered Tor ale" oays
J. HENRY JOHNSON, Aoillst0wn, N, D..
EARM FOR SALE.-COntains so acres, situ-
Il ated Moutanvne Orange Co. n y, on the lne OF the
Enc RajlroaG ride from New YOrX CITY new house
and good utbuldngs contains IA hot and ood
water bath room aud water. closet. Address =,
ISAAC L. CORWIN, Mountainyiile, Grange Co. n. y.
EOR SALE.-A fine BUILDING PLOT, go
l. by I5G 60 by ieet desraby located and dry sol
convenient three GepOe in FLUSHING l. u ~ uhns
way; price low for cash Call on owner NO Sfnces
n Y OF address, X. o. Box ll5 rrbuue Office, NJ flsh
ing combines country advantages with the city cohNeehees
Of gas sewers, water, &C
nor SALE OF XCHANGE.-Property III
Orange County comprising Grst mill with neveriall
ing wa cryower 25 years established Wn, store ana
blacksmith shop Dwelling all buildings in good
order free ncuiHbrnce wi be sold at low hge OF
for productive city property tat n0t noigg
for half ts par value PORTER BLISS, l%oo
Broadway, corner 31stst
ONEIDA, N. Y.-F0R SALE.-'fhe BUILD
" INGS and GROUNDS lately belonging 10 the Onelia
Seminary Principal building OF brick four rOres lUS Iee'
front substantial and excellent boarding, dOrntoiIes
Grounds well shaded several acres convenient 70 he
Gated Inquire OF N. HIGINBUTHAM, Oneida NJ u
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NJ TsV II =
~ KIys.E RAILROAD.-Aftsr June 20 1875, through
ire will cave Grand Central Depot III, .
r. a. ~ Chicago Northern EApfts- Wa"Ih3
room cars through Roc sesieT. aud ST. Alan-, W
900 q ~ special Express arrives ~ SatauEa
2.5 D. m Drawing through 10 Rous's Foin' ior
lOSOa M SPECIAL Chicago Express with drawing room
carr 10 Rochester, BufalO and Nas1rt tah@
ll.5Oa m, NOTtheTn and Western Express.
$40 m Special Express. arrives AT saratoga
ep 10 Albany WITH night express Tor TIE
West
sO9 D. H. Montreal Express with seepngcafr from New
YORK to 81 Albans Ming at Montreal AZ sou a. M.
600 D. M E1pr,ss with sleeping ears 0I Naertown ana
CanaDAa qua Also. for Montreal Platt-Dlfeh 4,
$50 D. M. Pacific ENuress daily with siefplpgsMs @ lOt
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleveland, l1gIlle ana
81 Louis Chicago via both L. \ ana NJ &
Hoop m, Express with seepnseafs Tor Albany lioy'
ard Sarntnea ,- ,.-,.,- o.. 81. =,
MAY Taius per Tables Tickets for sale at
2y2 and Al3 roadway WescOtt Express 20 Onces
No place, 7sj aud 0t2 Broadway neHi otk ana oSo
Washing gt0I-sio Brooklyn Z. - AEi.hEh
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

such Bonds wiz be paid principal sna interest y bns
No 40 Was Sept 1876 and all interest on the bonus
drawn above will cease o. and after tha date p,,,
New.York Aug l5 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
Gouses ano farms Uanteo.

A SMALL private family, just returned from
N Europe desire iIstclass furnished house, between
Madison ana Seventh aves. Address T. o. Box 6,1ii
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
Gitn properln 90 Est.

Gitn propertn 90 fst
BAKERY TO LET, containing marble
ID counters glass cases, sc. with apartments
Inquire OF c. SPENCER, 267 West I21thB;
FLATS to LET-On 125th-st., near Sth-aye.
Il Nine rooms range batls, gas-6xtures &c Apply 10
C. SPENCER, 267 West 10th st
HOUSE and STORE, No. 2,274 3d-ave., be-
tween I23d and 124th-sts, let business not
now on the block except the lquor business Inquire OF
owner ROBr l. BROWN, 20 Nassau-st Room ~.
CEVERAL WEST SIDE HOUSES, FRENCH
- XpAR'rMENTS and FLATS fr0u $500 10 81, 600
j. W. STEVENS broadway and 12d.st
fyNO LET.-FURNISHED HOUSE on Madison
4 ave between 3sh and 39h.sts. aud STABLE adJo,n
ing on 39tlsL Apply TO J. HOMAINE BROWN, i.2oo
Broadway. -----------------
VOUNG WOMEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA.
i TIoN, 7 East lGth-st has ARTISTS STUDIOS 70 LEI
TO women. Apply 10 Jantor on premises
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

NEw-YoRK. Friday Sept !. 1876.
The following auction sales took place to-day
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

USIoN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY LAND GEAST BONDS
TRUSTEES OFFICE, No. As EQUITABLE BUILDING,
BOSTON, Aug 90 1875
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received nm
THOUSAND DOLLARS $500 Of the LAND GRANT
p1,sy ne nf said Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
10 tho Trustees In accordance with the ndehte
FRED. L. AMES, A-"
, 1876-06-24
Hurr-NAtAllr II. Sk0rakinskn-
LtThdat4 --Llxz!c NJ. Dfllhn.
lttettr {'dri--Jpsop!lina z. fvcrsnn.
OTHER INSTITUTIONS.

thH s1ioS"s t"AH. "h''."n' -,
Of Tic Misses t4rnnt was held lust evening In tho
na,lora ~ lin Nrw Entr,untt Church, Even the
sr.a. I'm, nrnv,,,m, nrovul
eF"eip"e observation-disclosures t"o'e '','"."
i''su'ele'l.' a some wero mnaos sop 10 oD."
Of able unll faithful labor on thu pnrt af
the sflss"s Grant hayc cuusel their jnsti,u.
wv, w." ..s",1,,,s % a.. a,,, +, ,a,,I.r c,In,m
fn T ffsca4y fs 10 pi,I S@ n nMy ua stsnt'a 'e, wns
i IN aa.!tseeFpon 5 was o,se,y Irs1fG,, ~
n ~ ";s ,.,'"".s WS's' ~" n ,ansi .n eou'PeA
!e sxsrssss npen@i @ Mtm ira5g,t 5,ny " i's wit itHs.
no ii oo sn 1r r"tlpycm' % m"I trndcrci BY Miss
n "na 'q!H G.intm. VIZ rxn,',tiu,, VIA cxc;i"nf'
i En,'aa M sn,'s'i. n's',', nI iw 'tS 1strCrsf
eu wMs & "tf th' tS',.'' up'e f,;fx tc 1oI i,v Siss
nellie ntfocf. ,.i er ea"'o, ,i,.;n,."a. nal
So.'u"s S'ra', i.,nrvu ,uiAs ~" % ,rn"r1cI whi,c ta
,t nttr ~ M thc S n,,r sys ',,,,ncau
ios ts skiI aL re a" S" ,tt",tmra ~ Ell, ~
tasae. ibs ae' m n' 49,, aa' nnss ~ s f.
be @ coETatq!alf Ta in o H., iG hn suglfSf e oa a @ H.
nst sse ,n ~ ~ ar w.. 1.au'% III h,ns" wns |y ret,.
s Mgss lily g M,ss T. III iIr any rof Uni a,nn's
ac,Ii y na,o ~ 'ys g. ,xi ra,Itoa @ hv Mia "sn
.m & w. -, W. tattr,, r.s.eo sai1s ."s,,' Tr
Ss1'''r, ns "a nasaniv v;vrn hv siss Elcanur
ii32"rs'Ih ""r RI" st",,t1S,,,s 1uii hrnrty en-
mma ,.''s'' rat1p1 forth tnr tic first time
WY ea'Gm ,. ~. ,fts, ~ ~, 1",,'" .1r,,nmu.
~ H. .'o w = i fn.,3,ens, 1sa if"r Tn,,,,,.r
.aon . -. t,I. et,,rni n,,! ~ tim snn" Inn,
n,S w. ,es fr"t, '', ",t1 ,ntrrsIt" ri rx
.ae,,, .Sso mtan @ ncttun s,c Yns ~ tn,n;nru,ahc
p1Gsssun a H. , .'.s ,,, H. srni.,, Mi.s
q a. y "as !nu ~ t e"s npr1 e., XII II wns
lhyMa ~ mi ,,S wa,t AMI H. pa" tc mt If
e'rG s rn,',l. a.fSl ~ " NH T o snd
Luz ,srtv r. snu1a'sc si3"w. hnw tlornlrhly tic
'.nG ae appal" pnn,,rcrratrJ r. H. rTrrt mnoi, til
Gofs rrs Va ap'fi,,s tn vnnt NJ n n H. evsnP art
ncareS Nus t.tr",,,,n te Isu"t ~ wy ,a "s"d nv
Il ,.a snio snn ,wnf,iv ~Ircn Iv siss Jrse,1
} rJy' G part H. II nnrn,1i .5 iii, syertlot,s from
i,nsn3 nE3 ~ it.r.o1 nni - nnrtr,us t,rrformri
SmoI a ~, f,s ayit "" w. frst ~ thrse ssnc.
" i'ss 49, "'sI i,it' t,,y ,~s, ranrtIaitr tin.
.i""s aar "aa mnrt;,ns NJ wcra sIs" nortios f tiv
e!usns poi tsls' t' " mIse , a'n" t,ou.ni ,rith n
HoctufIt s, lss lntle tMoss ut,' ,,.'rs
, 1876-06-24
GOV. HAYES.
uly ADDRESS To TIE GRADUATING CLASS or
ONO UNIVERSITY.

VAl0 UNIV
DispaicA 10 Cincinnati Ua:t[tf.
ATHENS, o., June aa.-uuy Il. u. Hayes who
l.us BEEN attending tic Commencement cxcr-
clses of tho Ohio University, delivered tho d.
nlornl.s to thu graduating class, alIl spoke as
follUws;
Th!s morning was aroused a little earlier than
usual by The singing uf II bird under tbs chams'Sr
prscous ,nos,,ts, tlaught wat v!,uuld say to ts
aa. aud to thi4 psaaan. a"a Intelligent aa4sasG
na' 1s r. eoaa sS - s a
possibly two ldeas, 10 10 caIfisa away sa te,usi,
hnred ~ long a. yea sl'a'i !!ys. R I'D sslsssd
simp,u sabJccts--l -lntcasslty eI. Character, and
Decision Il Churucler. and I tAoagnt That =;
1sS 1sspIeetaSy wtS MS'S it, suasncu a Wien
here dscoyc1c thas thu trss sl'caksr anu w. !ist
speaker Ind 4sulcn NY bust ldsa! on integrity ma
Veil said, and q beautifully .al " her Wig ro.,-
sssns TO- tbs s shoaS aait;rs ;rs.t Tvh uauss S; s
referred 10 Mrs. ]. klla lloyd, the sceond leulale
graduate u thu Ohio University. vt VII rspsat
Ths IosF seass Witch sss tn Is remembered
in;r's.sv y%e SS ~ ill.,
in.u wider sccne, tnto wider lte, at p:sttH.s t.
whSa thore H. psthnps pFs ~ txo
w,urc in ifu, tan thuIe shuald IT, or ual psfl1s'
this IL jusljy said ~ b. an Bge Vt shals, y shn
rlllng wAsfu tho huulry VIRTUES al ceulluLny IN
dustfy. aul plain conlnpn llu.,c.ty are fotsotte'
aias tuo often. hut you wi.h ~ hesoIe tust
and pure. An4 wiac yoa win t. IT, IL, . and not q
yrb. spmpWhuk Auaed tu and somewhat AinhYle1,
hut | commend II to YOU: ''uct H'i4 curry snlo
ltv. nut merely Into ordinary ttath1et'9us. no,
| merely Into cunlinun Gns1ness, but tako II p1Fi
Vi u you 10 III thu wAoS circle VI duty and cfiuft,
and it IL tLs Honesty II mol pnly tls best policy
Lut II IL tta uwn sufficient aud very great reward.
pnl repent you will lind It to te rAd VI ilio no
unly tbu best pulley. hui ~ own an'clcnt 9ud se!l
great tuward VIII hsnd yon thusu 14plonia4 u
| QINrlLlte 4IluuE juufoG!tc>,
, 1876-06-24
GONE UP.

PUPILS ADMITTED TO THE HIHH SCHOOL.
Following is tho list Of pupils in thu grammar
scl,ooIs whu have passed q satisfactory cxatn!ua-
tfon and arc entitled to enter thu High School
When 1t rcopcna this full. The school. to which
they belonged ussd their comparative standlns
are also given;
, 1876-06-24

The recent snie iii Boston OF the hTst na!f o.
Ba,uucl q. Drukes historical l!brary e1hib.tva
the great decliuu III prizes which has oyefth.'t
lie fr44lu lu old tpuks, ID we'll aa nearly every
other class Ut merchandise Books aud l'aa',
phlets Which live years ago would havu gfousI..s 4.
jro,t q tu siu eatl wer1 hksvY Ut fEfaa ~ ~ ~
, 1876-06-24

fEhff-bEfkk.
NJ. II. 1so,lbek, llr0wn.
Il. ". linnel!ct, Haven.
+. tiuuasIiGr, HuwtHFFJ.
N. II. Leach. Mosalsy.
L. Il. Crt,lsl. ui4ii. Haven.
+. i s. s.. ttY. ''.IS.
L. u. i t...t5, 1lo.stcy.
, 1876-06-24

r'Ate ,, LYNN, ,,,,nio nMnf' y".r r f;;. 1c,'1jM"
hs SMmny Sds ., A"aH s Iis Lea
p!ano Fsse:t !'a;s %steR; ,; LsSa ,WfioF ~:
1saHlnS uEs uaagnfG!hts Tke nr bnr"
%s% hs.'ss; Ee:"F S;st cSttsT s
phasreetK rhsn r.stuan say rs betty finn:
s is;sas; A. n rSsSs;dSs sy ss
sn;a1 w., He!Mg 'TrsG TSa party Within 1orr; .saJ
Grh'e'''.eT I'M .Thc viii Makss ' ihe XIV
p5tts' alape i1lne Tho WAY ''' Il e Jill
Tr"t4ttnn .:Is,ttlo Mnry's Wisb, :" K. Lclnsr;
reading, "'Thu iiuys," X. buckley; recitation,
.''rl,s Lost l'aU!es,S Jnlfa Kline; cse,.y, "koss.
HEADING" lnYe; German sssisntion M 1.-THE
Eari hinH. hnnie Mn!aasm'siu.' 1si,,' "s'En1 Eratt,,
urs, Sss Ss ue"Fss sIveimann; @ sG 2cay rhs Gats
4saSs rse ssr ss9e! eua asssS feeat!Sn
ma Keasyr; p}ano, seIcc,ion, flon' MMaf.na"L
Lot.; llaoguS grla q p'o Fitst niSIslon; III solo.
lea1 u sssfsiss:, a'ss' !: +, 'sns'. s' '.. 'N'
rli.iSn Sa.,S pls; ls1a, xeFe conferred Tho room
IN N. u,rn School MoiFasT pivissu Harry ruc, chr.
rc,l o'I tic medal. II tic !lra,ni,,nr ssl'oyl.
cg G1Fs , aa 1gsa a soak WIZ is
minrty.thrrc st:lulars wllo successfully passed
tIIu examination. rho programme of eusi,lg
eXers!see eos8sseu u "ee'a''a'onS' o'A'osocs'
'h"7'e' ete v,,o
mi, htN9' ., 1y,, u,, ,axo
Inc c!us1nG exercises ol li'c nints nenuol WIZ
Ot musc thai pitllnlry Interest," EHtFy roolil Ill
the building Was dueosateu Will aTfa%lllss,
Divisions absorbed thc attenton 9f thu yIs!tora
Mltil lo;l5, alter wlrll Mr' Hlll1a'n ~. h!nS
fvnrth rn!ss solah!nS TIC gra;!aa,ton ;, ssrt'n t,a
Sini stas 4 awarded RE 'e 70 LaSrsrc ] W Norto. eils
Sfarp, AiIrc Jones, ami Mary Reagan received
the prizcs In the sceos1 grade; l!a llarssy}
rratlc: uluI Tr.gis Kerr, Elwln Harvey, nnG
fizzic Weston III the fourth grade. Mr. l1ary,
President of Tic Doard VI Education In Hyde
Purk. ucrputn,llcu Mr. King, md both gentle:
men IL II 1maelc ttg remarks lfr. Doyden, L gcil-
tIcnan living III tltc ncighborhooA, testified 10
titc good standlng u lhs scl.oul, from net,,a!,
sysaay M sxfs s,T s Ihs sss'ss w sy VIZ er to
oucs in holiday "tttrs, ~ saprcn'e'y happy
| OGDEN. ..
! At the OTdcn sr!!oo!, roster nlcunlB were
presented to laylnin Ritter sle!l:'a Mnssuse, mud
y. wlppic Gcl'r. The order Of exercises WIS
tllc following:
Mahoney; recitation. when the Cats Away tic
Mics WY pAy," Martini Towncr; r.S!tatinr. I'M
Marys nnuiise sssH 1ss hnn; qsa,ton n.
tofnu, ,,.rnn sIir, grhlossrr. daiMs,s' a
nns11ns, Iass1 ,,,iu.un s.Tw" icr,mr amen
n,ni i. rrcor; recitation, s''The Modest vii, .
Louis cpl.n: dialogue, '.chrstlnas Fairies; rsel
tation, ..Thr Midnight Murdsr.." Louis Baird;
ssae: a r'y!S:i ass!sa:!sak &p?'s is,
reias !GM le Ill., sssy 1t s H. Sss %as
| uDn, uCealG hNIlIH IElltlt@1IJ Ss',u -
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-01
ROBERT A. COOKE.

The most important Office in .
county, perhaps, is that of sheriff. As
peace officer, the sheriff 10 the
highest authority. The clerical
duties of the Office are also impor-
tant, and it requires some experience
to be able to perform, them properly.
A sheriff should be, above all others,
a man Of unflinching determination
of purpose, unfaltering, not suscepti-
bic Of being swaysd from his duties.
and scrupulously honest. Often mo-
mentous affairs are altoget her in his
hands, as when juries who are to de-
cile important suits are given in his
charge to be kept free from any out
side influence, or when men charged
with high crimes are turned over to
his keeping. These are cases and
occasions that require on the part Of
u sheriff . character invulnersble.
Great influences may be brought to
bear to sway his action and to defeat
the ends Of the law. He must 10
srong enough to resist all
such and to insure justice between
litlgants and between the law and
l. tho fnD
his Office go. The service of papers
properly, conscientiously and with
unflinchiug determination when oc-
casion requires is another important
duty of the Office. 1t should be
filled, then, by a man who Is
thoroughly known to the people to
possess all those requisites. The
present incumbent of the office, r. A.
Cooke, is 50 we'll known to our people
and so generally trusted that il 10 not
necessary to recount his merits rs an
officer or his traits as man. Since
his incumbency began nothing has
been breathed against his official
character, as likewise nothing has
been said against him personally
during his long residence in the
county. Mr.. Cooke is the regular
Republican nominee, and will be the
next sheriff.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-01
Telegraphie Paragraphs.

An American ship captain has been
seized and imprisoned by the Msxi-
can authorities.
At Austin, on Saturday last. .
miner named William Argall, while
in . state of intoxication, was acct
dsntally killed by his son.
A man named King WAS blown to
atoms near Toronto Sunday by the
explosion Of = quantity Of nitro
glyceriae, of which he was in charge.
An attempt to perform piece OF
Wagner's music in Paris ON Sunday
Was met with most indignant ana
riotous demonstrations by the audi
ence.
Hon. William n. Evarts has been
solicited by lsadia. citixens OF New
York city to make public derisra-
ton of his views ON the political
Issues Of the day.
A duel took place between two
colored wnsuen In Louisville, KEN
lucky, Sunday, in which one Ut
them was horriblv cut with u knife
il several places. Sne a.so had her
risht eye gouyed out