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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
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NEw YORK AND WASHINGTON THROUGH
ON AND AFTER MARCH 7rH isgn.
Trains Will leave Wilmington In connection wit
the Baltimore Potomac +, r., ~ fellows;
Leave wilmington 500, A. ". Arrive washington
sls, A. NJ, city time.
Leave wilmington 10 O2, A, N, arrive Warrington
t4s, p M, city tine.
.O8, P. ~, city tune.
Lesye Wim'nsteu 1,ss, p. Nj. Arrive Washington
5Is, P. NJ, City time.
Leave wilmington '.iO, I'm. Arrive Washington
1l.23 T. NJ, city time.
,.. RsruRrise:
Leave washington SOB, A. N, city time Arrive
wilmington 2.OT, p. n.
Leave washington a;sa, A. w.. city time. Arrive
Leave Washington at lis P. NJ. Arrive whining.
ton 5.32, p. NJ.
Lea, Leave Msshir slon .ss Pm. city time Arrive
,, Leave Washington a.os, P. NJ, ci.y tins. Arrive
Wilmington l.ai, A. a.
Locsl Trains lsavs Baltimore T!sI. (. 10 and 10 Oe
a. NJ, l.@, 40, In, es5, T. n. Arrive Washington
SHo NO and li.sS A. NJ g4s, bss. S.N, aEl H. 10 p
ii.
Leave Washington $50 and 1I.t5 a. NJ, a. 20, no
and l0.lnf. N. arrive Baltimore i0,l5, a, NJ ia
49, s.S3 aoG w. L b, oEo. g, WrbEps
FsAsK THOMSON 9eui Manager.
ID. BOYD, Jh..tfanrfal fasa het fepas-r
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
A TER's AGUE CURE. ,
FOR THE SPEEDY RELIEF OF

A iER's AGUE CURE.
FOR THE SPEEDY RELIEF OF
Fever and Apue, Intermittent Fever Chill Fever
kemittent Fever, Dumb Ague eTi.d icaI or Billions
Fever, etc, ~ Indeed AL the affections which arise
IRON mnlariouH, t"aTsh, or miasmatic poisuns.
Has been widely used, during the
Il ]
last twenty-five years, In the treat
nent OF these distressing d scast T.
~ and with such uAyaIying success
l'iat II has "a!Hel the reputation Of
- /Dtlng iniall'hlc. The shakes or
chils, once broken by it, do not re-
y urn, until the disease is contracted
dHaln. Th's has made U an accepted remedy, and
trusted specific for the Fever mud Agne of the Vest
and the Chis ami Fever Of the South.
Ayers Ague Cure erudcatcs the nOXious POISON
lrntu The SYSTEM and leaves the patient rs well as
before the attack. II thoroughly eNpells the Disease
so that no Liver Complaints, Rheumatism, Nrural'
ga Dysentery or D''i,litY follow the cure Indeed
where Disorders n the Liver amt Bowels have occur,
rd from Mi"sinatic Poison, 1t removes the cause Of
tlrm AMI they disappear. Not only is 1t an efectual
cure but, II las II OccustOny by patients exposed 10
malaria, It viii espeu tile poison and protect them
ron attack travellers aud temper nv residents IN
Fever and Agur localities thus enabled to defy
the disease. The General Debility which ~ 80 AMI
70 ensue from rruNrn"t. Exposure TO Malaria and
NJ a. mas IN b" SAFER remedy.
For LivsR uArLAIsTs, Il 4, an excellent remedy
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

aecle-ly NO. Is NORTH SIXTH ST, paIL..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
THE MILD POWER CURES.
HUMPHREYS


HAVE PROVED, FROM THE mort ample 81.
perience, an entire success simple, Prompt, EdDc-
ent and Reliable. They are the only medicines Per.
tectly adapted to popular use-so simple that MIS-
takes cannot be made in using them so harmless
IS to oo lIce from danger ant so efficient aH to he
alwGvs re'i3be The' have tie highest cpmmenda-
ton from all, and will always render satisfaction.
sns. Cures. CONT
]. FRvSas, Congestion, In1ammatious. ..........2t
g. WoRAs, Worm Fever, WutIu Cole.
g. CayIfG-CoLIC, or reethtng OF Infants, ....~..2s
! DtARRuDA, OF Children OF Adults, ............9h
s. DyssSrERy Gripping, Bilious Cole, ...........2s
Q. CHoLFRA-AoRBus, Vomiting. ..... ,-..........ss
l. Cou6He, Colds, Bronchitis ....,...............2t
s NEURALGIA, T0othache, uceGChe............,b
.. HEADACHEs Sick Headache Vertigo. .-......95
10. DYSPEPSIA, Bilious stomach ...........,.....R
II. SUPPRESSED, or Painful Periods.
II. WHIrBs, too Proiuse Periods,
u GROUP, Cough, Difficult Breathing, ...........H
II SAt7 lHEus, Eryslpe rs, Erdptlons, .........25
8. RuEraATlsN, Rheumatic PANS, .,............&
Is. FEvM AND AGuE, Chu Fever, kgueh, so
u. FILLS, bind or bleeding, .......t0
is. OPaTdhLNY, ana sore or weak EVGs, ........'C
". IArARsR acute or chronic Influenza, ........EO
30 SHOoPISG-N oGaH, violent cOuE MS ........., 70
n. ASTHMA, oppressed B-eathmy, ..............sC
70 BAR DtScHAFuE-, Impaired hear Y, ........a
%. sCRopUhA, enlarged sianGa - al.rEgs, .,... 70
q. GE'ssAL DEBILITY, Physical Wyasnrsn, .....O
%. DROPsY and scauty seCretinug, ..............S
70. SEa-rfCsSEss sickness from ridiEg, ........s
~ kinsKy-DiEHtsR, Gravel, .............,......Sr
9. Nhkvsnus pksilIrN, ."....."....,.......iC 90
80. UgEsABY NetKNsss, wetting the Ocd 1870
n. PAisfU, l. fEtluDs, with Spnens. ..........,.H
30. DtsEnK or UsAkT, paiplailvnU, etc.. ....i CO
49, EfIlrpaEg, rpRsms, st. Nitus Dance ...,..i &
"a. ptPH1asRiA, ncerated sore throat, ....... ~
70. CuFDNiC COEnEs and ErupuOrR ,....EC
Nials 80 cents ic2cept2s, 81, ami ail. Isl ~
FAMILY CASES.
Case Giorocco) with above 50 large vlala and
Manuel OF directions. .;...............siO On
Case (Morocco) Of 20 large yials and Rocket N
singie Boxes and Was rs above
sS-Ihese remedies are sent by the rLae ar single
no M
receipt Of price. Address
HUMPHREY
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE 90,
once and Eerot, No. frp Broadway, New York
FOR Sgle III Htlmiustuu hy
W. r. AJRICH,
JOHN !. GhLLAGHrt,
y, a G. SIIOFM iKFR.
II. BRIN@HUkST = 90
Il. MolNALL, Js.
fer2T.deodhSlv A. NALfcss
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

SUFFOLK So, Boston, Mass, Nov. 22', 1915
Then personally app a. ed the owe named Eu-
gene f, sullivan, ami made oath ttat the foregoing
statement ia true before me. -
HOSEA Il BOWEN,
Justice or the Peace.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

GALVESTON, Texas, April 20.--
The News this morning contains
the following special from San An
tonic: Son Monday General Ord,
commanding the department. Of
Teyes, received a telegram from
the commanding officer at Fort
Mcintosh to the effect that forced
contributions had been levied upon
American citizens at New Laredo
by the revolutionists, aud that if
the Americans persisted in their
refusal to pay the assessments, they
would be sold out and double the
amount taken. The Americans had
appealed to the Commercial Agent
for protection by troops. He in
sisted that he had no troops, and No
authority if he had troops. his in
structions being to maintain neu-
trail policy. General Ord has asked
the Washington authorities if, in
case he should send a large force to
Fort Mcintosh, and the American
citizens were in danger of being
murdered and plundered by Revo-
lutionists, should he cross the river
with his troops to their protection.
To this the Secretary of War re-
piled that the troops should be used
to protect American citizens from
such outrages in places where the
Mexican Government could not
possibly send troops at the same
time. Caution was to be used.
1t is supposed q notice to the Revo-
lutionists that the protection of
United States troops would be af-
forded American citizens in Mexico
might prevent much bloodshed.
General Ord is taking measures to
send large force to Fort McIn-
tosh."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC,

In the proceedings Of the Board Of County
Commissioners, held on Saturday last. The
Evening Chronicle represents Torp, one of
the Commissioners, as having made gross
and unwarranted attack upon me. He is also
made, by the report OF this journal, to admit
having been The authority for the nbelous ar.
ticle that recently appeared in The Enterprise
in reference to the treatment of an insane fe-
male patient. In regard TO the remarks made
by Torp IN the meeting of the Commissioners
ABOVE referred to, have only to say that he
wiilfuliy and. malieiously misrepresented
my position In the hospital flor my
status could easily have been sscer-
tanned by inquiry in the proper quarterl
or he relied upon untruthful reports to sustain
his allegations. He is also credited with hay-
ing made statements in regard to my past
career, and with recklessness and disregard
for tyuth that can only be accounted for GU
the mrs. hypothesis, viz, desire to willfully
and maliclously misrepresent me. As to the
article In The Enterprise above alluded to, 1
have only to say that the insinuations therein
contained biased upon the statements of
Torp} are utterly untrue. as the accompanying
memorial signed by all the patients in the
hospital and handed me by one of their mum.
Der, upon learning of my having resigned my
position. abundantly attests. By descent I
am German Jew, and by birth Californian.
In this same article headed Hospital Hor.
rors'' l am called negro in several offensive
paragraphs. which statement will not be re-
ceived as compliment by the Hebrew race:
and the luminous writer OF the article in Ths
Enterprise above referred to is more of a me-
gro than am. LEON THAI.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

depend upon it" says the Wash
ington correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune" 'one-half of the investi-
CATION stories are concocted by Pres
ident-makers, generally of the detec
tive persuasion, who have succeeded
to some extent in creating an UNI
pleasant feeling among those from
whom the Republicans will probably
select candidate. At first the
Democrats fancied this hugely, but
since some of their own Presidential
aPirants have been smirched, they
don't enjoy it so much as they did.
But it creates distrust, and it is rap
idly estranging the leading men in
both parties from each other"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

FINE LoDa1xGs AND LIouoRs.
1t often happens--in fact. it is a
daily that people from
this place and vicinity would like
foreman over night in Virginia,
but knowing there is no hotel, fear
TODD 80. as they don't know where
to obtain bed, We take pleasure
in informing snch that the best
place to find one is at Oscar
Steele's. No. 81 South G street,
He has some Of the finest rooms in
torn. Besides thai his saloon, the
Yosemite, is not cxcelled by any in
tee state. Nothing is wanting in
the lima OF good liquors, wines and
cigars. BY ell means call on Oscar,
and you will DO well treated in
every respect.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

TAKE NoTrcE.--There will be a
meeting of the Grand Jury held at
the Court House, Dayton, on Thurs
day, April 21th. All members are
requested to be present.
]. L. CAMPBELL, Foreman.
Dayton, April 10, 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

BRACKETS. When the boys in
town have nothing else TO do they
get up some very lively games. II
is only co mmon question for one to
meet another and say, "Well, what's
the racket" And the answer will
be, "Oh, nothing" or SWAY up; I've
got good game, and viii give you
the regular business soon." Some
times the business" is full of fun,
and sometimes not, but generally it
is of character that results in gen
eral mirth.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21
LOOK AT noMr.-What ! satisfac.

LOOK AT HoME.--What q satisfac-
ton it is to be able to find fault with
ones neighbor! To get hold Of a
real weak place in another's life
seems to be a kind of excuse for our
misdeeds. If we spent half the time
in looking our own lives over that we
willingly give TO discover some fail
ing in Others, we should find our.
selves too busy in the work of refor-
nation to pay much attention to the
faults of our friends.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

ID.
I'D THURSDAY. April 20.
ophir, 50 At sek; aioaesk; aooassk; isoa
Me1ican. .ss = a x; 4eoasa; cToa4ak poslax:
total, ITS. NE
Gould { Curry. .24s at lsk; saSais, soalss;
n0a1eh; total. $50.
Best Belcher. 1876 II bsi 1ssa5sk; 11os
"a; total, $40.
califotsi.. .i4s It SAN; Aoaslh; 4ioasAx: 50.
6&xb5; total. 12a5.
say.S :.is5 At l7k; asoa17k; ssai7; total.
Con. Virginia $50 at n; soa7sk; lioa7e Hb5;
ts5x76; total, 1865.
ChollAN 100 alto, 100. 10s.
Hale \ Norcross. 30 at 80; 1saGs; 1oSS0k to-
tai. lis. s
Crown Point. 40 at 2on; 6sa2ok; s0s2l; $50
20ss: total. 365.
Yellow Jacket. 100 at sSk; 1ooa3sk; 290ss3;
a0aaks iseas2h; 5Oas2Ab5; 12oassbs;
60a32H total, 1856. a.
Imperial. $50 at 6h; 2osa6,s; a50a6A BIS: SO
a6s; total, lass.
Alpha $40 at Il; 4i5a71k; ssos72; 1o0a7osso;
200a70; total. 2l3S.
Belcher. as at 81; 5sasl,s; a0aslk; 25a32b15;
25as2; 25aslh; 2sasl 1850; total, 800.
Confidence. los At %.
Sierra Nevada Jos It ~; lsoa2If 315a21; &c
s20k; 715a20K; total, 1895.
Utah. .265 at "a; 255a2&: total, $40.
Exchequer. $40 At -; IS5s2ais: s0a24a; 2s0s
IAN; cuA24s tOA24 NJ total. S3S.
Bullion. $50 at s..
Seq. Belcher. 40 At 20; 1Sasa: total. So.
Overman. .2i0 ct n; 1S0a70x; l0aTlb5; 10a73
1OA70; total 40.
Justice. so at esk; 2osso; 2soa29s4; loa2sss
50a29k: 30aSo total. 40.
Kontuck. .l40 At Is; l5al4k; total, 1856.
Union Consolidated. 80 1t 1871: 3aOals; SOa
ISM; Ssa17a; S0al7'x; 50al7ss; total, 1885,
Julia. 60 At -; 2ooalsh; s6Oa1ssl; total, go
Succor. so At GAY.
Lady Bryan. $50 at SOC; 75a7sc; 1ooas.; total
caledonia. ss5 at 1oss; ssos1oa: lOoaio; 47os
l0h; 200al0'sbS; total, 1735.
Aftcrno0n Hoard.
Meadow Valley. 10 at az; 5oa2A: total, GO.
Raymond Ely 10 at NJ; 245al7; total, 255
Eureka con. .1G0 at IL.
Jackson. leo at az.
Alps. 100 at $; ao0s2k; 9oaa..: total. 400.
Belmont. 100 at1h
Rye Patch. 100 at SOC.
Prussian, so at III.
Leopard. IS At An; 1osa4: e40a4s, total. Ala.
Panther. Ito ut u: 450alA: total, 500.
Northern Belle 40 at 40; l0a36; total, so.
Hussey .S75 at 6Oc
Gen. Thomas. .So5 at AZ; 2aoa9Y; l5oaas.
20A2h; 100a2; total. BIS.
Metallic 100 at ~; 100a2a; total. AGO.
Mansfield. 500 at SOC.
Paorman. 10 At u. 5aas: total, Is.
Golden Chariot. 400 at az; l0oasA; total. 500
knickerbocker. 100 at u; 3Ooalb3o; Coca !.
20aA: total. 1910.
Baltimore. 2l0 At 2ls; 5oa2: total, 2G0.
Silver Hill. no at
Dayton. so att.
Rock Island. $50 at 81.
New York. les at IL: 15aIA; total, lao.
Occidental. leo ut Al: 5oa4ss; 50a4A. total,
100.
Alta, 1000 at sx.
Woodville. 90 at ~; looas n: total, $50.
Tybo. SO 1T S5c.
Mint. 200 ut S5c.
kossnth. .le9 at an: Soak: total. $50.
andes. 40 at 81.
Europa. loo at =.
Wells Fargo leo at Soc
Ward. rs at AZ: 20aa7s: 157oa3; total. 1865,
Cosmopolitan. 100 at ioc.
south Justice. 100 at 3, :; 3o0aI; total, 400.
North Con. Virginia. .Soa1A.
Prospect. 30 a.5.
Irolan. 400 at l; 5oalia; total, $50.
Vivian. 500 at ..
Silver City. 400 atlA
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

CONSTABLE SALE. Constable Mil
Ter sold yesterday. at the livery sta
BILE Of J. & A. BENEFITS, three four
and six-horse wagons, seven head
OF horses, with harness. besides
chains, stretchsrs. etc.; the whole
netting 1874, which was probably o
fair price, yet we thought some OF
the animals worth moro than real
lied.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

"No. los" is an even number, and
it is more than An even thing that
the finest assortment of boots, shoes,
CATERS, etc., are to be found at that
place, South G street, IN the large
store of G. A. Noltemeier, OF any
other establishment in the State.
Step in and take look at his spring
STYLES,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

NEW INcoRPoRATroNs.-Quite a
number of new interpretations have
been telegraphed us in our Western
dispatches, which may be of interest
to our mining men.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

STRING STYLEs.-Atlast the Spring
styles that is, the we'll known cloth
ing firm of Banner Bros, have just
received from New York the very
latest patterns of gentlemea's goods.
We inspected them the other day,
and have never seen anything fner
on The coast; in fact, this firm has
every article that anyone can posi-
bly, need, either useful or ornamental.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

HEYMAS Bios. s. Co.-On next
Tuesday this enterprising firm will
have continuation of their great
500, 600 sale. In another issue more
extended Notice will be given of the
same. But by all means go ii you
need other furniture of crockery.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

ELoPEMENr IN HIGH LIFE
Great excitement prevailed in town
last evening among the Chinese.
Several arrests were made. but I'M
fortunately it was always the wrong
man. Upon investigating we dis
covered that the cause of the trou-
BILE was that All Bang, a gay and
fascinating rascal, stole or eloped
with All Wah's girl. thus leaving
the said All Wah to mourn in soli-
tude. It is thought All Bang will
be captured at either Dayton or
Carson.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

"HURRAH, BOYS, l!URRAH.'--Let
the drums sound, the horns blow,
and everybody know, that the most
interesting man in town, E. w.
Gowen, has received a part of the
large stock of goods he purchased
while below. Last evening three
large wagons unloadel at his store,
and fifteen more are expected to-day.
He has everything from penny
whistle to an elephant skin, every
variety of furnishing goods for gents,
elegant boots shoes and hats. We
won't say any more about it, but go
and inspect for yourself.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21
Street Oua,at,ous.

?. M.-1alia. Aaa; Mexican, Alb. Ais:
Utah. ASIA; Justice. a9As: Union, lss: Saw
age. l'Sa; Justice. 29ssb. 2saa; Alpha. Il sb.
overInan. fla; Mexican, 40i.b. Ala; Savage,
lib; Utah, cab
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

PERsoNAL.-Mr Mercy, of the
Stock Reports, is the accredited agent
for The San Francisco Stock Ex-
change, the liveliest mining paper on
the Pacific coast, and second to none
in reliability. All orders left at The
TINES Office will be promptly attend
ed to.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

FAST TIME.-We were asked yes
terday to decide several questions as
to the different time made by the
celebrated trotters. The following
are the most reliable and the only
authentic records: Goldsmith Maid,
2:l43 (the fastest record; Lulu,
215; Hopeful, o:l7i; American Girl,
2:174; Judge Fullerton, 2:ls; Lady
Maud, 2:1S4; Bodine, 2:-9ss; Lucille
Golddust, 2:19i; Thos. L. Young,
2I9a; Ciemcntine, 2:al; General
Garfield, 2:21; Music, 2:21t; and
Smugglcr, 2:21i.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21
PIE CRUST.

John Mccullough, the actor, is in
Virginia. So saith the Chronicle.
:. Alex. Stewart says he will soon
have his soda fountain in running
order.
A lot of nice fresh lines at Ripley
s. Blackmer's, besides other good
things.
The base ball fever is very bad in
Virginia and Gold Hill. We haven't
felt the effects of it yet.
Ex-senator Dewey has planted
quite number of shade and orna-
mental trees about his residence.
The reason why editors have their
m anners spoiled, is because they re-
ceive SO many evil communications.
The young brute Marshal Frarey,
Of Virginia, will probably get free,
while he ought to be-well, skinned
alive.
Bishop Whitaker left Virginia
City Wednesday evening for Austin
and Belmont. He will be absent
about two weeks.
Gowen has made an astonishing
reduction in the price of cigars, &C.
Besides, he will .have-well, boys,
wait and see.
It is not true that an attache Of
this Office has challenged Keno for
a quarter race, or that his roam mare
is very tast-down hill.
Our Gold Hill News didn't come
to hand last night. If there only
were three mules instead of two, WI
wouldn't get any papers from above
Rumor has it that certain young
man in town, not unknown in the
livery business, is investing some.
what in stocks, and likely to do well
The sparring match night before
last, while being very exciting, was
not in any respect dangerous. Sew.
eral hard thumps were given, how
ever.
The snow is still so deep in the
mountains that no movement can be
made toward getting the wood fol-
the main spring drive down to the
Carson river.
We heard man say the other day
that printers were drunken set. WI
emphatically deny the assertion. Be.
cause few make beasts of them.
selves, the whole craft should not bt
condemned.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

RUMoR That Jim Keene and other
San Francisco capitalists have pur-
chased the controlling interest in the
Old Emigrant mine, situated imme-
diately west and adjoining town. for
a large sum of money, and that work
will be commenced at once, with
John Dunn as Superintendent. This
is one of the oldest locations in the
district, and at one time was the
most promising of our mines.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21
PERFEcT1oN.- Nothing is more

PERFEcTIoN.- Nothing is more
difficult to attain than even COM
parative degree of perfection. In
professions and scholastic attain
ments proficiency may be acquired
by years of self-deuial aud hard
study, but in some branches of trade
q fine taste, a keen sense of the beau
ties as presented to the eye or sug-
gested to the fancy, are needed. If
anyone will visit the magnificent
dry goods establishment of A. Vaen-
berg, No, 90 South G street, they will
observe by his elegant stock of
goods that they have been selected
by one who thoroughly understands
his business.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

Virginia City. Nevada, April II, 1876.
we. the patients. at present inmates of the
County Hospital, have noted withsurprise and
regret the unjust warfare being made upon the
management of this institution. So long as
this warfare was confined to attacks upon the
acts Of the worthy Physician in charge direct,
We felt sure II must prove unayailing, as in
the end Truth would prevail and his accus.
ers be COMPOUNDED. But we notice, in re
cent issue Of one OF our city journals, an ar
ticie imputing improper conduct en- the part
or one OF the attaches of the Hospital toward
an unfortunate insane female patient
some OF US are personally cognizant of the
occurrences that have been so distorted, and
KNOW the insinaations contained in the ar.
ticle to be utterly without foundation. while
We all believe that the person referred to as
"a negro man." Mr.. Leon Thai, is a faithful,
honest and efficient employee and entirely
guiltless of the implied charge.
In this connection we take pleasure in bear
ing our hearty testimony to the untiring eff
forts of this gentleman 10 assist us: night and
day he Is doing his duty faithfully and cheer
fully; and We feel 1t due to him to thus attest
our appreciation of his services, and to deny
most emphaticaliy the insinuations contained
In the article alluded to.
p. Hayes. Pete Mcdonald,
Chas. Cullen. A. b. Hoffman,
Philip kewley, G. Webster,
Dan Sullivan. II. Curtis,
John Mccarthy, John Ottoman,
p. Murphy, Rafael Lopez,
p. Lesghey, ]. Murray,
Edwin Pesrsons, Jerry Quinlan,
p. d. Higgins, John Slattery,
John b. MeCluskey. John Cunningham,
Cd Lansing. Tim HorrigaI,
j. d. Lynch, James Horton,
z. Appleton, Edmund Hess
Dan Kelley. apls.st
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28
Avis , al pdblico.

Deseosa Ia Empresa del vapor costanero, espanol
madrid" de aivar 10 possible los gastos de los que
utzan este buque para carga ha dspuesto que desds
esta fecha hasta nuevo aviso, recbira entregaP4 IL
carga 81 muele de esta Capital sisndo pOr ousnta
de ella Ell lanchaje hasta el yapor.
LIS earga rscibir4 desde la antevfspera del da de
salida y hasta las dos de la tarde precisamente.
Modfeado per complete el sistema de embarques On
81 Sostanero ssgun 81 anunoio que p5eoeds eunPls
este buque, que deben pasar recoger Ia con
sgnatara los conocmientos de Ia carga previo pago
del aete.
propio tempo debe lamar Ia atencon de los mis-.
cargadores sobre las condolences 5a 14a Is 17a
18a estampsdas al dorso de los menconados documen.
tos.-San Juan de Puerto Rico 20 de Mario de 1876
Iriarte Hermano de Caracena Ca-Consigntarisss