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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM Aug 2o-Arrived, bark Gauss Ger, stsen
CRATE. Baltimore.
ANTWERP. Aug al-sailed steamer Konilworth (BD
frowse. New York
BRISTOL Aug 2OArrived ship Transit DR. Dixon, Pen
sacola Bermuda; schr Herscy. Coggns Calais Me-
BREMEN. Aug 2o-Sailed, bark Germsuia (Ger) Evers
Baltimore.
DUBLIN. Aug l9-saled. barks Otto (Nor Dsrmer
United States Elesa Queiroo taD, Gazglix do Luedna
Durkee (Br). Brown. do
FALMOUTH. Aug ls--Arrived, ships VIM N Reed, Bruce
Point I.obos: jamestown Coll, do.
GLOUCESTER. Aug 2l-saed, bark Borzo ItaD. Pogg
United States.
GLASGOW, Aug 2o-Arved, steamer castalia BE Butler
New York.
GENOA Aug 2o-Arrivsd brig Florence Henderson. Hen
derson, Philadelphia.
HULL, Aug I9-Arrived. bark vopini ItaD. Onto. Now
York.
Sailed 2Ist. bark Chas Ward, Gay. United States
HAvRE, Aug l9-sslcd, ship scioo (Br Mitchell. United
States bark Northern Queen DR. Dollar report
sailed June % for sandy hook brig Ella OBJ. Dart do
LvKRrooL, Aug l9-Arrived, ship West Riding Br. Leg
ge San Francisco; bark Cochane Given Endc berry
island; 2ls San Antonio (Br, Rea Galveston
via Norfolk; Gerinanic ,r). Kennedy New York: Zealot
(Br Rest do Ohio Morrison Philadelphia; brigs Nellie
Cay Dusant. Havre eee below Peppina Luigi (Aus. Ma
ressxaicht, Pascsgoua.
Sailed 2ist bark voIa (Nor) Gill; United states Nums
(Br), Douglass. do
LoxpoS. Aug 21-Cleared. bark Fred Eugene. Young
United States; brig John Wesley. Ennis, do.
LONDONDERRY. Aug l9sailed, barks Gaspsrd or). Neil
sen, United States; Matds Hiyard (Br. Brooks. do
LEirH Aug 2l-Sailed, bark Royal Hsrre (Br). Mather
son. New York
LISBON Aug I4-Arrived ship Mariana VI (Por). San
Philadelphia: bark Washington Q,aD. Caaero New
York.
Sailed 18TH brigs Cadet, Leighton United States; s
Smith, Warren. do.
MoviLLE. Aug 2Arved steamer State Of Indiana (Br.
Sader, New York for Glasgow.
AM - bark Grant vorl-
United States.
NEW Ross Aug I9-sailed brig Hardi (Nop. Nielsen.
United States
NrwRr Aug 2isAcd. bark Young Eagle (Br,. johnson,
Baltimore.
PLYMOUTH Aug 81 PM-Arrived, steamer Suevia Ger.
Franzen. New York for Hamburg land proceeded.
ROTTERDAM Aug 20-Saied steamer Mas Dutch.
Chevaer New York Direct bark Erna Nor, for Philadel-
phia.
SUNDERLAND, Aug 2l-saiisd, brig Carrie winslow Nc
Cart. United States
SHARPNESS Aug 2l-Arrived bark Eleanor (Br,. John
son Pugwssh, Ms.
SEVILLE Aug l5-Sailed, bark Emma Herman. Whit
tier for a port North of Hauerss.
SxyRSA-Saled. bark Lawrence, Howes. New York.
wIsprAcu. Aug 2i-Arrved, bark Traek (No Jacobsen.
New York.
Sailed from Aug T. bark Osteride tNor) Lsssessen.
United States; 18th, the Nv Cloudy" for do
LONDON Aug a1-Brig Nellie Gay, tr IN lavre. arrived
Liverpool Aug 81 making water having been ashore at
Amiuch waes. but assisted of by boatmen and tug
She would dock for rep ira
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OYSTER THIEVES CAPTURED.

yor several weeks thieves have preyed on the oyster
of Cavan Point aud Grecnvilc on the Jersey
OF the chief sufferers from these depredations
Peter vreeand He made preparations for sur.
prsng the thieves yesterday, and securing the SER
o. Constable Dillosay and party OF friends he
started the oyster beds The thieves endeavorcd
escape. but they we're pursued aud SIX were cap
tured hey gave their names as follows Christopher
Holtzicr no home John Conner. No. 4%6 Monmouth
street. John ebig. pasterer, No. 4+4 Monmouth
street; George Tcnny clerk Elizabeth. julius Malin,
)suitor. Vsrick street. Thomas u Wadin. carpenter
No 2ls Railroad avenue They had taken twenty
bushels OF oysiera Justice Diiloway committed them
&c flal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

The novelties a, this. the representative novelty
theatre OF the metropolis last evening, nautical
drama entitled the Storm Signal" and very clever
vocalist MISS Blanche CoreilL In the drama. which
time honorcd lavortc the stage, appeared Mcssrs.
Grismer, Edeson, Nichols, Person. Bellamy and Aim
son, and Misses McAllister, Ellis and W nchestcr 1t
was the first appearance OF portion oil the dramatic
company engaged Tor The this establishment,
ana tho admirable manner IN which the little drama
was Interpreted was favorable augury for tho success
OF the new management in this venture In u
week or two Colonel Sim proposes to bring forward
more ambitious dramatic works, and to give them q
pleasing framework Of the choicest gems variety
line
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HIGH WATER.
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG. p, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By BEKALD STEAM YACHTS AND HxRA
wMrEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED THE BEKALD YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer England tBr). Thompson. Liverpool Aug and
Queenstown 10th. with mdse aud 1856 passengers to W.
steamer Navarino (Br). Avery Hull Aug and South
ampton sth with merchandise and - passengers to
ship star Of B,qnswica tOt London Richards Calcutta
"ns S@"d ns srS Hn & TA P s co
June and crossed the Equator July 20 in Ion 30; passed
SQUALLS the coming down in perfect sheets. with
three courses and split other sails
Had Ssss sow 40 aSS 20
Ship sab'n: Boriand Bristol K, days, ballast to
Ship British America tof Windsor Ns) Loekbart Gias
gov days in ballast to snow Burgess Is anchored
Heinrich Ib.en NOr,. Nielsen. London 4s days. in
ballast TO Tobias r 4 Co. p-,..., 20 a.. T..
Brett Son Co Aug e. 20 80 lon SO spoke fishing schr
f s.s hsS'S . sr % %y 'nifs
in ballast TO Nevius Son.
ballast Funch Edge Co. The zerobia is anchored
Bsrk Hebe INor. osen Llesand so days. in ballast to
order,
ballast ssSS Tlnsss% No d:ts, y lon 81 :psss
Cm m es anchored at SANDY Hook ora
Barr Netanx CB, Masters Dunkrs . days in bslls,.
g 10 passed dsSslies brig Es.on the GraSS
ad Of d. wS @
Aug - lat SO So lon 60 10, passed brig Mozart Ne,l
passed knight Templar B, from Baltimore for
Hamburg
BARK Alimuri dtaD, Trapsni Fecamp Franee in ballast
TO j G. Scager.
Park Araido (Aus, Tarrabochea Bordeaux days
last order.
Bark Lillian (of Harring ton) Rumbai Cow Bay CB IL
days. with coal to Perkins Job; vessel Brett, son
Brig Redewa Wallace Amsterdam SIS days in bslias, to
Simpson Shaw Had westerly winds the entire passage
July ~ lat Al So Ion 33 ~. passed brig Eaton of
Yarmouth. Ms waterlogged and abandoned before
port day lat 46 AZ 81 spoke brig La Plata
from sharpness Point for New York. Aux 10 la, 40 IS
Ion rs II. brig Nellie of Halifax. from Cow Bay for New
York.
Brig Msrsca dtaD Feanka, Smyrna 81 days with mdse
to j e. McAndrrws: vessel to J & Seager.
Brig Nellie (of Halifax Rood. Cow Bay days. with
coal TO Pc rkns job.
Scht Yates Yates Progress with hemp. &c. to The
baud Bros; vessel TO Il Metcaif h Co
Schr Cza Hammond Cow Bay II days. with coal to Per-
kins job; vessel to III W Loud 4 Co.
schr Henry Wilmington, Chase Cow Bay Is days. with
coal to Perkins 4 job.
Schr : q Jaynr. Palkenburg. Virginia
Schr Francis Patterson. Georgetnwn, DC.
Schr Nellie Doe. Grant, kennebec days, with lee
m
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ALcos BAY, July Tin port. ship fdnce arthur .nr,'
Mnchiu disg; barks AnuaS Hail. Neson. w, W. ,,
idg Ares tBrj Reynolds. and sniyrno'e ''~''' '' ''
T.yn Tows cell Juiy i4-sscd, bark Queen oil the
Seas tBr). Hardwick. Hong Kong ,r.-.h vo.d.
DxxsnaaA Aug Iv-sailed. schr Kate wentworth Meaae
F.rsn Po,yr Aug 2i-Arrivcd. steamer >anitoban DID,
Watts Glasvow via - ohus. ~. Tor Quebec c. - D.
Hone KosG. shout Aug , Arrived, stcsmer ~v VI ~
kin, Maury. San Francisco via iokohap,M v.,a ma
HAVANA Aug 2l-Arrived. steamer ViV OF "ei"'' IVY
nolds New York. s.x.t.u m,
HAlifAx Aug 2o-Arrived, stssmer Nova sco,sn 'br''
Richar IN Rnt rore st Johus NJ. ana thvefpovh
Arrived 2st, steamers Falmouth Colby .o'"Ana' WIZ
csatar. Rasson land sailed for Chnrioustown'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22

n. CAMILLE CLAUDE, DEPUTY roR ToUL
cable despatch from Paris announces the tragic
death Of NJ. Claude, who was killed by lightning on
last sunday. The deceased was a member of the
Chamber of Deputies from foul. Department OF
Meurthe and Moselc, and elopged TO the republican
wing OF the French Assembly His sudden death will
afford the factions France another opportunity OF
measuring their strength At the voting urEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22
sailed 18th. .eAr Seth ro.d Norwood. St xax.r.ss

Bay.
sailed 2st. steamer Hbenian Q Archer tfrom Liver
po.l). Baltimore.
NORTH SYDNEY. Aug lS-Arrved. banks Brothers Pride
aBr browne Liverpool land ordered To Charleston,;
fashlght tBr Card Liverpool; WIN Crosrup 3D. Owen.
Hendon Traice.
Porto RICO, no dsie-sailed steamer Aayagues tsp),
Philadelphia. to load for Liverpool.
ST HELENA. date Passed shin Bates Family (Br).
Dougall from Calcutta for New York
SURINAs July ~ In porf schrs Addie Todd Corson for
Boston. ldg; II Miller do do
sYparY; Oh Aug 2i-Arrived. bark Nova Scotan fBr).
Hatfield. Hamburg.
sIJonS, M Aug ls-Arrivea. schr Kate Newman. New
man. Philadelphia.
Arrived 2Ist ship McCaum Masters. Liverpool: bark
Mary Stewart tr) NcLaren Gloucester Mass Nellie
CLARK CLARK New YORK: Eliza Beard tBr) Odell do;
George q levitt (Br). do
Cleared 18th. ships David G Fleming Easson Liverpool;
Anglo American. Jordan do bsrks Misetoe Delap. Dub.
lin serano Edget do brig Citizen. Regain. Cork Quay
Cleared 21st, schr Fred q Holden McRhea, New YorE.
TABLE BAY ecu, July l2-Arrived Chas Russell.
Hamilton Cardiff.
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MOODS MUSEUM.

Miss Kate Fisher appeared at this theatre last night
as Lady Godiya, in very peculiar play OF the same
name A horse named ''Wonder" occupied PROM
inent position in the cast There many strange
features about the performance One was the aborig
inal style Of clocuton IN which the and
indul ed and another the tnge OF ndecency that
pervaded much of their conversation The subject Is
that cannot te considered very we'll adapted
for dramatic purposes Si 1t afforded amusement to
those
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22
FATAL ACCIDENTS.

william Steser, aged twenty-five, OF No lac Rivine-
ton street, tell from the third story window Of his
house and died yesterday.
Charles Baker, aged forty sawyer. OF No SIS Sixth
avenue, tell from the second story window OF h,. resi-
dencc while intoxicated and died al Bellevue Hospita
yesterday.
Mareare, Hostcn. nine years old, Of No. $50 Second
street over by Grand street car on tho 18th
INST and died yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22
A POLICE SERGEANT STABBED.

Sergeant Farnhs m. Of the Fonrth precinct, Jersey
City, a man throw stones al the establishment Of
Michael Lennon, undertaken, on CommunipAw avenue
The sergeant collared the man. whereupon the latter
plunged the blade OF knife INTO the ofcers hand N.
eicting . deep wound farnhan held him, however
When brought before Justice Reese yesterday, he
committed for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping and shpmasters informed
that by telegraphng the HERALD London Bureau, adj
dressing Bennett No. 40 Fleet street, London .ie
Paris Office, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European
Eastern ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. the will be cabed
country free of charge
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Med
ports will find the Office the
cal and expeditions for telegraphing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22
CAPTURE OF A BURGLAR

John Moore was arrested last night by Detective
Wade OF the Fourteenth precinct on charge OF burg
larry In q tobacco warehouse 10 South street Moore
was gwen to the custody OF the police of the Frs
precinct who have been looking for him tor some time
lie is the son OF Moore the enigrant swlndcr. The
prisoner Will arrsigned at the Tombs tins morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22
SAILED.

Barks Empress Ger) for Stcttin PrinI Frederick Car
Ger. d.: Jas Brett. do: Geo Treat. Valparaiso; Mra
Louisa Sp). Las PAlmas Canary Isanfs La Nacarsana
DOM, Dublin Duva Br,. Hamburg: Polly tBr
Bristol Qnick-top. AMER Irene Aus Queenstown Fa
mouth Prndscsse Alexandra DAM Johns aud Ponce
PR; Edward Mcdowell Gaveston brigs Mary Climbs Mar
settles: Parans trl Rosario San Miguel (spl Cruz
Canary Islands, Clara Ger. Rirs DR. Witte Ger) do;
Annie Gardner. Rio Grsnde: Britannia. Barbados.
Wind at sunset. NNw; at midnight N.
Barometer "A sunset. 80. D: a. 10 PM. JCI4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22
AN ENTERPRISING TAILOR.

Dennis Murphy, atailor, who says he only arrived
the city lew days ago. was committed for trial al
the General Sessions yesterday at the Finy seventh
Street Court by Judge Kssmire The charge was that
OF attempting TO pick the pockets OF two sisers OF
charity and lay woman at the arsenal the Central
Park Ne denied chArxa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22
FIRE IN A FOUNDRY.

A Ore broke out at eight O'Clock last night In the
pattern shop OF Andrew j. Campbel's iron foundry,
No $50 West Thir,y-third street The damage
amounted TO about S. 900, several valuable patterns
being rendered useless rhis loss is. however, fully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22
ROBBING THE MAILS.

POST OFFICE CLERK HELD FOR STEALING
MONEY LETTERS.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 81, 1875
James Bowman, register clerk in the Post Office hero
and formerly a member OF the Legislature. has been
arrested on charge OF robbing the mails, an was
brought before the United States Commissioner to-day
and held TO answer. The proofs OF his guilt are APP
parently CONCLUSIVE. Gold notes were found IN his
possession, which had been placed decoy letter.
The depredatons have been carried ON for long
time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22
THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.

PHILADELPHIA, August q, 1910
Rutherford B. Hayes, OF ohio, has resigned his men,
bersbip on the State Board OF Centennial Commission
srs on account OF other duties and General Buckand,
ot Fremont, OHIO has been named Tor the place
The number OF paid admsslons at the Exhibition 70
~ u estimated 81 49, 77.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22

Arrived st Helena date bark Gen Scott Robbins OF
oil not reported.
OF NIB. bound on Hatterss Ground and home.
H. lat SO 49, Ion 73 SO schrs Rising Sum- Taylor o:
Provncetown 300 bbs oil; Mary simmons Rich. $50
do: Arizona. White do 10 do Oracle Parker Over, do.
365 Lottis Cook Dyer do, $50 do Edward Lee At
kins, do, clean.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22
OBITUARY.


DR.. CHARLES BRUENINGuAUsEN.
DR.. Charles Biucningh hansen, OF No. los Waverley
place. died suddenly of heart disease his residence
Sunday afternoon. During the years 1867 and 1868
he was governor OF the Amshousc aud one time
very prominent in politics. He was sixty-eght years
OF age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, ~ H., August 81, 1870
The United States steamer Despatch arrived serc to-
day.
70 sLis navy yard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22
BELOW.

ship Hudson. Knight. from London July 49,
Bsfk Nstsor tNoD. Peterson. from BerdsAux July =
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WHALEMEN,

HALIFAX. Aug 2l-The new fog whistle At sambro has
ted
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Soils. Destination |
Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK YoR THE MONTHS
AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-22
WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

HolYHxAp. Aug ii. PM-wind 4.
PLYMOUTH, Aug 81. PM-wind 5. light
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-25

The last plan broached is that
Congress shall not count the elec-
toral vote 1t all. but shall declare
by Joint resolution that there has
,becn no lawful election, and Alter
.Ahc Law Of l792 40 - to provide for
holding . new election in May next.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-25

Invitation COMMITTEE.
DAYTON,
G. II. Steymsn. il Campbell.
J. q. 6rubcr. j d. sims.
q. l.. Ahi. " P. Boon.
Vim. NJ. Seawell, q. Z. Nash.
L. A. Guild. W. N. Bsttersby.
J. II. Jaqas. Joan Lothrop.
jas. Donovan. q. A. Bcvva
W. w Byron. NJ n. Bonham.
VIM. Kasu. NJ. C. Hickey.
G. A. Moor. joan Scnft.
sUTRo.
E. G. Nef. C. Crowley.
X. = Raw. F. b. Mere
J. 4 Long. Cnas. Donnolly.
II. Rowland. j. Paul
]. Lowering. T. Bastian.
CHURCHILL.
J, R. Houghsm. Geo. Burriet.
>. 3. auckland. H. J. CARING.
W. Il. Davis. Tnos. McDo well.
SILVER CITY.
WI. westeraeld. NJ. B. Augustine.
y. ]. An ell. J. n. McGinnis.
Sam Graham. VIM. Sirlott
fheo. Davenport Vim. Partridge.
". J. sherman. lex. b. Stewart.
Vim. El,io<s. Z. W. Gowen.
+. Kenyon. Prof. j. Is. James.
VIRGINIA CITY.
Jas. Hsrdxick. Tho., Gracey.
Capt. p. Donovan. u. Hill.
CARSON CITY.
hon. Jas Crawford. A NJ. McCabe.
Geo. Hxrk. h. Z. Kelly.
MOUND HOUSE.
L. T. McL,in Thomas Calvert
Reception Committee.
o. A. Brooks. wP, Brown.
WIN. n. Battersbv -. Dallas,
Floor Managers.
Jas. Donovan. G. L. ALL.
NJ. L. johnson.
Floor Director.
J. d. Sims.
The Virginia Band will supply music for the
occasion.
TICKETS Uncludiug supperl $500.
supper At Union Hotel.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-25
Chats by the Wsy.


-
Thnrlow Weed is 70.
Wade Hampton ia jJ.
Never put pen to paper in a pas
sion.
Always let some other man begin
fight.
Venus was \ blonde; so was Helen
of'rroy.
The woodchuck isa we'll grounded
r,omer.
Tie Rev. John s. Abbott is slowly
wasting away.
jefferson Davis has returned to his
home in Memphis,
How To keep ciler-Bottle it, lock
il up, and lose the key.
la Paris "bangea~ hair. excepting
Tor children, is out of style.
A peanut vender saws his business
is at 4 standstili.-N. O. Republican.
The broom factory Mt Vallejo is
still engaged in Australian orders.
The editor of the Napa Register
wants rapid transit to San Francisco.
Spanish proverb: "Wheu mo hers.
in-law fall out, then we get at family
facts"
"Youchtica, N. y" was the ad-
dress on letter received at the Utica
post office.
Don Carlos and wife are In Gratz,
Austria, visiting the Pretender's
Mnther.
Governor Sterns Of Florida was a
college student in Maine, Of which he
is y native.
Rev. f.. p. Hammond, the evan
gelist. is holding series OF meetings
in Philadelphia.
Ten miles north Of Marysville, IN
sunday morning, ice was found half
an inch thick.
Nearly all the ground is plowed
in Santa Clara county that can be
broken to advantage without more
rain.
Fourteen whales have been killed
of Pigeon Point, CAL, the present
season; four of them, however, were
lost.
Fanny Kemble thinks American
and English girls are too much train
ei To music that they cannot under
stand.
From one potatoc eye ]. r. Win
tcrs, Of Camas Valley, CAL, raised
sixty large "murphies," averaging
pound piece.
The bulk % the wheat in the Cor
wallis warehouses has beea all sold
at prices ranging from 66 to SO cents
per bushel.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-25

A Tribune's Washington special
Aays: There 10 . growing opinion
among men Of both parties that q
way ont of the difficult situation
can still he opened by the Supreme
Court. Thus far the whole dispute
can be narrowed down to the ques-
tipn whether the House Of Repre-
sen.stives has the right, of its own
mo.ion aud without the econcurrence
Of the Senate. to throw out the re-
turns Of . State. THIS is purely q
constitutional question, aud like oil
questions arising out of different
interpretations Of that instrument,
il ough, to be referred to the Su-
preme Court The great difficulty.
though. is to get the matter before
the court. The Democrats and Re.
publicaus both are favorable to the
paap
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-25

Hotel Accommodation!
Livery Accommodated !
Stage Accommodation
MEsSRs. John 1 ALFRED BENEFITS

NAKE pleasure in announcing to the
Il travelling and resident public that their
new and commodious hotel. the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-25

A reduced prices. Remember the place
sed ell.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-25

Nsmbers Ot the cosning Legtsla-
eturs are beginning 70 c0ngregate Ia
Nirginia City and Csrson.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-25
f. DORADO SALOON.
lalseaaiioaal netsl 8leek. Sesth c Street,
VIRGINIA, CITY.

1UVHE MOST SuRERBLY FURNISHED
.Rtt HOUSE. In the United States. Every-
thing for sale equal to any nrst claas houss oa
The Coast.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-25

Joseph Bassien, the maniac who
,wss arrested In Gold Hill 'laAe Mon
.day, haa been sent 70 the Wood
bridge Insane Asylum.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-25

A S4ALL BABy.-A colored child
was recently born in Bayside, Talbot
.cnunty, Nd. NJ the tioiest proper
.tinns ever known. At birth il was
only II inches loug, and weighed but
one pound. The only imperfection
about il Is the total absence of
thumbs, not even having place
where thumbs ought to be. 1t has
long hair. coming dawn over the
.shoulders. 1t is y female child.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-25

List OF Patents
Issued by the Patent Office to the citizens Of
Maine for the week ending July q, 1876. Fur
nshcd for the journal from the office of j. Nc.
Perkins & Co., connselors at-law in patent cases
and solicitors for patents. Attend to all business
before the patent office and other departments Of
the government. 5l3 Seventh street, Washington,
D. c. Drawings and specifications of patents, 25
cents.
l79 500. Gage Pins for Printing Presses. We'll
lington II. Eastman, Auburn. assgnor of one half
his right to c. w. Waldron. Lewiston, Filed May
Is, 1876.
Brief.-The gage-pin is composed Of two parts.
one part sliding within the other. On the outer
ends of each part are secured ,nwardly projecting
hooks. which engage with the paper or covering of
the platen. A rubber band passing lengthwise
around the device serves to hold the pins in their
place. and prevent the parts from spreading too far.
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