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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
-FOUR BURGLARS SURPRISED AND ARRESTED

-FOUR BURGLARS SURPRISED AND ARRESTED
Officers Burke and Phalen of the Thirty
oeventh Street Police Station heard noise IN the liquor
store Of Edward DOran at Tentaye. and Thirty
st. about O'Clock yesterday mOrni Ing and observer
man hiding in doorway near by. The officers Seeureu
this man and then forced THEN way into the Saloon
where they discovered two other men, WHO mace an OF
fort 70 escape but were arrested IL was found that Inc
burglars had broken omen the money-drawcr and small
safe and had possessed themselves OF about $500 when
was recovered The men were taken 20 tee lheneieon
Precinct StationhOusa where they gave their names as
Thomas Murphy, age a. Of No. 20 mulherry-st Henry
Hassig IS, of No 54S west twenty anu
Charles Dochaffy age &C. having home. Pie latter Is
known as a Ilfian OF tho most dangerous character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
THE MARKETS.
lCaietcny reported TOR rag raiBuxE.i
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
n-r Nnrla Pincr I...a.Ls md pt.r.,r.ka
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY Sept ~, 1879.
AsHEs-Ttere was nothing beyond small uninlportstA
business figures remain nOnnaly aSstc. Tor Po
and gsie. for Pearls.
BEEsWAX-Thcro. 10 very quiet and alDost totally
nominal Market Western quoted az Sic and Southern a.
BROOM C0RN-Ti,is market eonsIhaes duh and mo.e 90
less nominal We Quoe short Greer Brush and Green Hu
s.salOc. Medium GreeL se6Sc. and Red ard ked-fpped
sole, cash.
BRiCXiad BrioA have sold slowly ana arrivals have
feer prices show weakuess Paes and Fronts arc
without features; tfnte Is modsaee aEd gQe
tALoas e. lnss nominal We quote. fNe. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
DECIsIONs-sgPT. IL.

Supysne Court Ckdmbe9s--By Judge WestbrOok. =
RYAN AIT EIan-NcfeTccs report confirmed ana united
divorce granted 60 plaintiff jones agL Doody ana Oes-
LOtOn granted.
Superior Coart-SoociaI Term-By judge Sanford
StruppHan 81 al. ag Mailer 1T ~ No order can ne maze iOI
tho substitution for tho atnr without hoce
prrsenI attorney Of record the motion mast ho
I've denied without costs Inc BIe"tfs anu nSi'sa ,,'
so costs TO paHi1. Oehs agt OSh3-OTier appointing
James Bishop guardian % huaDt Plaintiff Inc Pcope 81
ait Rlh-No0n denied with $40 costs u deteionn fos
lcr art Dckel-rcr vacatiug Judgments &c Claik agt
iliugerJrdcr settled. Tho Marine Rational i}anR agt
the SeifaCng SAFETY Hatch Company Mcfaer aEi BnWh
cold, 81 al aat GoII.aaa; Barnett Hifsch agt
sainc; Baucr AT s%uio, ann Hphs''a "~I N
grauted.
Common Peas-.Speciql TerU-By Judge Van Brunt.
Cameron ag1. Thonison.- 20 be submitted
BGrine -Chambers-By Judge sinnott.-
Hartman aer Roster Mcintyre sgt. AlettOD, Burke nEI
BcaFn, ag schneider Th9li agL the thuIc.
alDer ag Teller Gault ogt tottretl raHe art
slost ag Kenneth, jr tour ord; l'eas -
granted. ag. The Columbia Gram ritahing Cn ruler
an SciDfcls palpenad BarerAO;Ons 10 edganoG causes
granted Davenport iTOceediags dismissed NOi
agt. IIartmau-l bond approved MeHaeis0hn agI
Eoss.- Eeityrod % Geo. W. PODoher, ESQ.
IIy Judge Sberidan.-MayeT agt. harG-MOion granted
with $40 ccsts
Suyroqates Coari.-By Surrogate Calvin.-Estate OF
MaFgarei ReiyCrder that letters Of administration De
issued Patrick Lyons general guardian Of JohAna LYohs
T6ratc lillian RyeI.OrdC modifying or o. heretofore
Granted On sent. g. 1876. MariG J. Ohenger,-
Order entered That David H. &c Wo., illll ne,
traitor, &c, el'oW Why an Mtaehlocni should
not issue against him Tor not paying am@hnis as -
decree heretofore enieTet In this matter JO j. heW-
rr recruiting executor inventory ~ tie estate by
tor Solomon. mag he permitted 20 resign a5 trustee la w "
NOT necessary appout successor IN place OF me rcHg
trustee the two TtiahlHg uhttots nave tu d.,olly ~
sts order be submitted for signatures see
OPINION q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13

When Mrs Van Auken installed a Chinaman
IN her Kitchen "Wiat Is your name, Srf' asked she.
aOh nv nance All Sin Foo" Bat 1 can't remember
ali that lingo, my III call you Jimmy" "Velly
wele. Now, Yhaehee nance | eallee YOU = asked An
Mrs. Van Auken; call me that "oh! me can no
calIee you TOmmyMissee Tommy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13

and st. Paul. each q Pacific Mail, s. and Chicago snd
Alton. IL per cent DeclinesAtantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Atlantic and Pacific preferred. Northwestern
and Ohio and Mississippi. each u c., C., c. and and
Hannibal and st. Joseph each u Rock Island, %; Ere
s.; Delaware Lackawanna and Western, L; Morris and
ESSEX. Ia; Delaware and Hudson. 4; and NewJersey
Central, As per cent.
RAg0E OF THE MARKET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
TIE TWEED MATTER.

There were very few visitors at the Sheriff7s
oce yesterday. Sheriff Conner stated that he had not
jet resolved any dispatches from his agents in London
confirming tho rePOrts Of Tweeds capture He has moth
zne else 10 communists this subject but hoped to
ecive news this morning
vAndsrpOOL Green & Camiae ths SHERIFF. counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13

have advised Sheriff Conner 20 make the customary re-
turn when no real personal property OF the Judgment
debtor can found, to the execution against
b. Tweed in the $6,000.000 suit The execution, mf.
Cunning states will be returned 20 the Conny CLERKS
Office to-day, in the usual form. No goods"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13

1t will be noticed that in l972-the year before
the combination was feFmed-nct earnings were nos
nearly sufficient to pay rentals and interest The
increased receipts since 1872 were almost entirely
owing to the high prices fixed by the combination,
as will be made evident by comparing increase Of
net earnings per ton of Coal carried since 1872, with
increase of prices for Coal in the period the av
erage amount realized per ton for coal being, in
1872, SO II; in 1878. 81 CO: in 1874, S. 80; in
1875. 50 A. The increase Of both is very nearly in
the same ratio.
SIX MONTHS TO July ], 1876.
Two dividends Declared OF Oh per ceu;, each.
April aud in July amounting 81 2s445o
stocks and bonds " icascd roads,
and on d., L. and W. bouds, outstanding Jan. l, 80.
1875 would be, for SIX month l6o44Sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
alusiral Jnslrnme1Is.


AN ELEGANT new upright PIANO, best
"A maker fOr rent loan o. $780, viii sell at sacrinoe
Miss s.. 81 West siNtcenti-st
A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
- Upright 20 RENT SELL cleiu. sales On soy monthly
paymentg call at ~. 81. hERBELLs, NO Union square
go. lGj FourthayeJ
A MAGNIFICENT To- octave rosewood Wind
~ scr PIANOFORTE For SALE cost slOOO, Tor sjOO-
Brilgn0 Scinway Piano for $3.50 stool cover music
cabinet box for shrpink Call at private residence, l2O
West 2jdst- near Cthaye
A BRAUTIGAM's Upright and Square
"A. PIANOS are second TO mono; Prices noderaie Con
stanty hand large assortment q Second hand Ph Nos
fTcn best maxsis. aud secondhand Pianos 10 rent
Warerooms Ma. % Union spulrc
I IGHTE & ERNST old house Of Lighte q
IL Bradbury, Offer their anlenid PIANOFORTEs At low
prices easy monthly papment at IL East ItthSl Ao
smiths AMERICAS OKiANa "
- Y. BALL & Co.,
y. 40. rs EAST ltTHST.
Chickering'S stenwnys ether Pianos and Organs log
FOR cash. insisllnentt and Tor rent
DEMOYAI-2O0 PIANOS and ORGANS at
Al Manufacturers prce Tie subscribers VIII sell their
entire stock Pianos and ORGANS and second hand
music books and merchandise, AZ who esae
pices Tor previous removal 10 their store NO 40
iih-t Unions oct J. monthly in'ALuiruta 10
Pianos and Organs "a let uutl paid ior - con
Illustrated catalogues mailed Assent, N5nie, special
inducements the trade. HORACE WATERS q oON
Manufacture and Dealgrs No ASl BROADWAY, NeNfork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
MrrIAruRE ALMANAC

san rises - $50 sun sets - g.l3 Moon rises 1912
NAfza TH4 pAr-A.h
sandy Hook 3If island a:45 Hell q. Ferry. 5.S4
WAEER TiIs DAY.,
Sandy Hock.. 30 Cows A2J lie O. ferT.. 6is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
l2Io o'CiOcG-sAIEs BEFORE THE CALL
1OA. M.-sALEs bEFORE TIE GALL

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK
L & $50 Coup 90. New : % 1881, REGISTERED 81,
.llSA. 6OU0.............liJ' lbs
: BIO Coupon, 1867 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
SIR A communication appeared in THE TRIBUNE
Of the 18th instant, regarding Delaware Lackawanna
aud Western r. r., signed Monopoly
The financial article of The World the 5th
instant characterizes MonOpoly's article mis-
statement" without excuse" and asserts that THE
TRIBUNE correspondent suppresses nearly $21, 000,-
600 of gross earnings, and $1,90O00 Of net earn
ings.
People are bewiIdered by such conflicting state
ments, and know not what TO believe.
The following statement is made MP from the best
attanable authority. the figures being mainly from
Poors Manual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13

80. --- -
Floating debt January 1, 1876, d., l.. apd West
ern. 1928, O85 leased lines, 81 ,291 ,s00 total,
$5,214,685.
The Company state in their last Annual Report TO
the Auditor-General of Pennsylvania that they had
in available assets, January /, 1875, $3,157, 1888.
Since January 1, 1876, Bonds of the Morris and
Essex have been issued TO the amount of 634 ASS,
and considerable expenditure incurred in narrow.
ing the gauge.
BUSINESS FOR THE PAST -FOUR YEARS.
YEAR 1872.
Receipts from Coal sales 007S6i3 s2ie00oI9
Net earnings 81 29SsS9
z,9l& 265 TONS OF Coal carried.
AL, 400 tons Of other fietshh
Net earnings equivalent to As cents per ton Of Coal
carrian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
sKcoSD BosHD-I O'CLOCK Pm

Soy,s oF Sal, Bonds RaHroaf Bonds-B Bans ana Rat
road SAdTes-ErDrcSs Stocks. DC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13

Total since JanI s2Os, 328O2I sl76722Ij5 sls5544952
Price OF god..u...... 1898 llBA 1924
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

TINS is reported as the probable
plan Of action By the Administration
in case of Hayes being declared
elected:
4 speci.l session If the Senate, t.
begin on the 4,h or 5th Of March,
will I've called oy Presidea, Grant be-
fore his term expires. 10 confirm
Hayes Cshinet and other appoint
mcnts. The new Executive. with the
support Of that body, will lake i'm
mediaie possession OF the govern
meat ia all It's branches. Il. the
Democratic House refuses To make
appropriations during the presrn, scs-
sion, al extra session of the new Con-
gress will he called. II will NO, ts
assem- blsd. however, as NAV be sup
posed, Immediately after the 4gh oi
Marcia, AS some date after the Nes
Hampshire election will be Hxed
upoa. Appropriations will, jacques.
tionaeay. oe snsde far before the eai
of the fiscal year.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

In 1872 xhea there was a pros
pect of war between Russia aud
Turkey, Thomas jefferson wrote to
Jenn Adarss as follows; II seems
thai the canaihais OF Europe ara go
ing to eating one another again, |
hope we shall prove how much
happier for usan the Quaker policy
-. and that the life of the feeder is
better than that Of the fighter. Let
the FORMER be our othce. and let US
milk the Gov while Rnssia holds
her by the horns aud Turkey by
the tail"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

WASHINGTON, Dee. f2 The Dem
ocraiis meao~rs OF the Louisiana
and Fiorids investigating Com mite 8
app 'iai~d ny the Hssus<. hasias m de
formal demand en- the Western
Union and Atlantic i Pacific Tele
graph Companies for All the dispatch
rs that have passed between S~cre
tary Chamber sa pruminen, aen in
the Saith. tae Repuh.icaa memt,~rs
Of the c,smmst'er, ~ils Insist taa; all
dispatches Gearing Mr.. He~stt's sig.
azure - sAsiEcssed ~ him shais ix
furnished u tiae committees SINE
ot tae Desnacrat. ni.jss.s % this coars~,
lsas the Rspuelicaas sa, they ~il. ss
eonseus thai All OF Caanai~r's Ills.
patches SHALL see the ligat ii He~ lat :.
Are alss presented.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

tbs steady decline in gold and i'm
p,ovement in silver are worthy of
attention, As gold comes down. legal
tenders Of course - up, and thus the
paper currency of the Atlantic States
is gradually approaching par. \
peaceful solution Of the Presidential
question, and the continued deter.
mius;ion to carry out the Resump.
tion Act, will hssten the result much
sooner than most people expect.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

Ii Is understood that the House
of Representatives viii take no
definite position on the election
problem until after the committees
sent South to examine matters per
faining thereto shall have reported.
III the evidence of fraud which the
Returning b ards acted on in cast
ing cut votes be considered on in'
yestiga,ion as ample. or II the frauds
charged be found. to have existed.
the Democrats will lese hope and
shape a course accordingly Ii the
reverse proof be the resul, of the
committees work. a vigorous hgh,
x,il be the issue IN any case
peaceful means alone will be re-
sorisi to.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

TRIs is tAr Ias Ia the Oregon case
IS represented by pretty hlgh aa'hor-
itv. II aecords quite tally with the
views expressed in the last issue OF
Gug TfNgs: The State statute au-
;harixed Cartwright and odell 10 fill
vacancies. Their votes are cast for
HAYES and attached to the Stste can
yass certificate under the State seal
Of orcgca. TIE Constitution pro-
hibiss the Exsretis exercising judi
cial functions or passing ea WATTS
disqaali6 alton. Grover only hoped
tn threw out the whole vote, but he
failed.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

Tns introduction and progress OF
tea easIare in British ladis form a
~ 2jeet of interest for those who are
curious 10 sateh the shifting OF trade
f.ssm aae natiaa u another. In lS.4
crea, Br4taia imported $4,000, 900
parasis III tes from iadia, which was
Jar in excess Of previous lmportatioas,
i.as wear there WAS a continuation OF
The increase, and the quantity rose 10
as.oeo, 900 poands, valued at nearly
81, 300, ooo. This Industry has been
carried on, IN 6 smaller way, for half
ceasu,y, and more, but has made
i,s greatest progress during the pas,
sea yeaTs-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

lr Is noticeable in these times
that tie ultra elemAn, of both par
ties are modified In temper and
Gained il spirit. There is faction
among the Democrats We mean
those IN power, Of course1 TO carry
matters by an extreme method, and
there Is the same TO be observed
with the Repu olsesas. bu, the bet
ter sense Of both lies between. aud
ii is that which will rule.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

lrwAs the Reese River Rsveille
that said A short while ago a party
II ladies were discussing southern
gentleman caad dacy for Office,
when one Il them remarked that he
could no, hold office legally, having
been disfranchised for some act com
mitled during the war. Il don't be-
lieve it, cried listening ma,ron. for
his wife has had three children since
tAea."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

Matters relative to the change Of
the State Prison from Carson to Reno
seem TO have taken shape recently in
favor Of the latter place. The title
tn the Prison grounds ic carsoa is
seriously jeopsrdired If &C, quite
lost. Reno has trace Of 6ne land
bordering GA the river on which
100000 aas been expcaded in the
ereefion Of outer walls. The legisla.
ture yin do something about this
1aestien Of persnanent I,,casion this
wiater, and the odds Al present seen
10 be in favor IT Reno.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

TWENTY TWO years ago there was
a perfect furore in England 10
favor Of the Crimean war. and
Richard Golden and John Bright
lost their seats in Parliament be-
cause they opposed it. But peace
principles have made progress since
taep, aua now the English people
insist that their government, shall
not again plange them into war tn
bolster up the declining power Of
the cruel Turk.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

mes frieeA spca Ne sersel
h3dn 10 nssc cAesr4ly
That fcsoot how once bic fest
HaA trsA the pavsnens weekly.
.yoass veil AIRED sowy :" sskeA rhass %.
HssAad. srm nov In clover. MAJ.
I once vas poor enough kncw--"
And now "oa, thsts all over. maa.
you've money theny' guess have"
"a theasssdy' "yes> rye twenty fasi.
" Good God, IL TOOK twenty vears to ssver'
Mot much: IL came In plentiful.
a well eco ia mary cart;
burrowcd like gopher, man.
,cAase I'd no coin to Pay my rent"
And nowr" Oh, nov its over. man"
You'll so to Europsy" "well. you zee.
lcanpct m up clear away,
l want No shcady month for me.
fwsns 10 stop year away
In fact. I'D dread my brokers' vile
Al oAlsss OF Dover. man.
simply want 10 sire my pile
And say OF stccks--shey'rc over. man.
Well, wish you joy. old chap, said.
II taink myself its pitifui
That can never turn rcd
Right here In a whole city fan.
So new I'm on--yca1l write 10 me
whenever you're . rover, man"
He shook his head Well. we'll, III see;
IratAer think that's over. man
--aKoHax II. JEssor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

As A result Of the late trouble in
south Carolina and the sending Of
Federal troops there by the Presi-
dent to keep the peace. We have the
following resolution, introduced by
Glover 10 the House on Moaday,
for the protection OF States against
domestic violence. rprasides that
the President shall employ The
army and navy for such purposes
only after the Legislature OF such
State has certified to him tina. the
authority of the State is forcibly re-
sisted and is unable to overcome
such resistance. or after the Gov.
ernor has certified to hing that riot.
instruction or ove.t acts Of rebel
lion have occurred. which such
Governor has endeavored and is
unable to suppress. and also that
he has eudeavored to convene the
Legislature and that such could
pot be convened by reason OF
domestic violence,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

The Fulton Times says; Il, is a
beautiful power that guides the wan.
deriag bird To ITS ncst--the Instinct
,hss controls tae speeches. creation
but vet II isn't So hard TO find out
how msu Who is working by the
day can calculate to second what
time to begia operations in order To
get his hands washed aud Goa, on by
six o'clock"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13
caleraaa's Representative.

WAsxrSsroS. iss~mler I2.-Ths
House Jussicsary ssamrniss-~ by .
vote ~ seven against tas-e dscssissi
u report thai J. Is tssah.rsi should
b. admitted ia his sraf - sssa,b~r al
cougress from colorado. The Ai1Asm.
stiss vetes were given BY Knaxs,
Lynde, Lard. cAuif1sid, McCrsAry.
Frye ssd Hear. Hufd. Hunfsa and
AShs will pssssna = snsaasssy reps,r.,
tAkia. the opposite vsew. .LA~renc&
49, nas pssssnI hsviae sons e
Soutn C%roiina,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13
relesrapAie RarasvapAs.

Il
So far - known accurately 81
persons were lost ia the Brooklyn
Ore.
| The eligibility of Watts, the Ore
gon elector, will be Investigated by
the Senate.
General Joseph johnson asks Con,
grcss to remove his political disa
bilities.
| The Legislature Of South Carolins
was to have elected United State.
Senator yesterday.
Mr.. Eamcs has introduced . hill
into the House for reducing lettel
postage to two cents.
Kssson introduced bill 10 the
House on Monday to establish dis.
eliminating duty of twenty-five pei
cent on sugar, the growth or produc,
of slave labor.
In the House yesterday Blair in.
troduced constitutional amendment
forbidding the manufacture If dis.
titled liquors as beverage after the
year 1900. Referred.
Tilden is said to be still hopeful
of success confident that he has been
legally elected He sorrows. how
ever, at the flinching attitude OF spms
of his party allies in Congress.
A great deal of MONDAYS session
{ the Senate WAS occupied in de-
bate on Edmunds' Resolution turn
ing the counting Of the electoral vote
over to the Supreme Court.
Judge Bond has delivered decis-
ion discharging the Beard If State
Csuvsssers of South Carolina, from
custods o. the ground that the Su-
preme Cour, of the State has no juris-
diction.
News of various conspiracies and
counter conspiracies burdens the air
about Washington. They are gen.
orally set saoat To make a sensation
and thereby crests a demand and lift
to prominence the papers publishing
them.
Henry Ceruchi of Paris has lust
arrived in New York with the view
To Investigating our currency con-
ditians and inducing the holding of
an International congress for the ar
rangemen, Of plans for u general
bi-metsl,c carreacy.
Ex-Governor Latham of California,
u. O. Mills Of the Bank nj California,
j, c. Flood of the firm Of Flood +
O'Briea. Csptsin Bradbury of the
Occidental and Oriental Steamship
Cnmpsu :. are en- route tor California
from the East
On Saturday evening the ST. Louis
Express an the New York Central
road, when near bonneville. ran into
frrigat train which was stuck in
the snow. Benjamin woodwor,h of
the Utica Express, messenge,. wss
burned ~ desth, and Geo, W. Doug
lass, ons laecr, AMI James Vaughan.
fireman, on the first passenger en-
giue. were seriously injured.
The Silver Commission, Of which
Senator ,'oHes is chairman, Will be
obliged 10 discountipne their labor
pending a se;;lemea; Of the Presi-
Dental trouble. Senator Joae> de-
sircs the forthcoming report To I've Of
very high character as IL learning
and completeness, sufficient 10 a,
tract the attention of authors on
6nance and statesmen OF the world
Five If the Commission favor ti-
metallic currency. while three are OPP
posed to it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

The Free Press has this: The
Turks have abattle-Aymn which they
sing when they 80 into battle. II Is
said tha. the soldiers of the rremv
put their facers ia their ears and
rush madIy upoa the bayooets If the
foe, gladly welcoming death IS an
escape from tie singing
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13
NEW TO-DAY.
A.SiGNEE.s NOTICE.

NoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l
~ aavv riea my rrAi accsrHes and
uaeAsg< xs Assignee the cslxse OF James
J Peters. eanA .ups. 9th u. ssrosA~r. h~gis
ter IN Rxakrussey fsr tue Dtstrtei II Nevada.
aod sd Ill Apply for nay .scharee a. saen -
saxure 90 The s1sh day Of December. A. b.
isss. ~ the hoar Of 2. NJ Of taas day. - the
cftce II said h-ssssess ~ ksoaa No Z. Odd
Evllas. Bailding. In Virginia caty. Cs1anty
Of ssurxy state vi NevslA. In ssosrSiAnss
~sin tas pr0sisions u seef.on Aee9, Resis~si
Statutes ~ the Uait~d staies VI Amsrscs,
Title al. bAaAssptey
John BENNErTs.
Assag a~e Of the estate vi james J. Psters.
Bankrupt
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

"oLp MAN BENDER AeAIS.--
Adam Reber. alias "old man Ben
der was taken to Woodbridge las,
night under the charge Of Insanity.
He is held there subject to con-
plsint and warrant tor arres, As the
yeritable Kansas fraud. ''old man
Bender" While coahued in the
Coun;y Jail, every night he would
tear open the wound in his neck,
thus endangering his life and causing
not little trouble to the officers
keao Gazette ltth.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

A RECENT census of india shows
that $50 oi the natives are authors
and poets, $50 astronomers, %. 600
fortune ,ellers aud psdigree-makers.
$4,000 religious mendieants, 5000
painters aad scaap;ors. $500 actors
aud jngSlers and 900 saake-ehasa,-
err,