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The New York herald., 1876-09-24
THE TEAMS IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
ARRANGEMENTS For THE WEEK.

WAsmSGToN, Sept, x3 1870
The foreign and American r.fo teams will arrive
here Monday next, at twenty minutes past eleven
NJ. The shooting will take place on Tuesdde, Thurs
day and Saturday, commencing at ten A. NJ In nddi.
the regular prizes the Irish citizens Of tho Dis
rct have prepared prize to be presented to tho me
Der, OF tho Irish team making the largest scoro On
Wednesday the teams will visit Mount Vernon; FRI
day. the Executive Mansion, tho Soldiers Home,
and other aces OF interest, after which thoy will bo
entertained by the Washington Schuctzen Verein at
thor park.
RECEPTION by GOVERNOR SHEPHERD
After the shooting Oh Saturday reception win
given them by Ex-Governor Shepherd II Is expected
that at the conclusion of the regular programme of
shooting there VIII be match betweeNpicked tours OF
the American and Australian teams, which will proba-
oily be shot the following Monday.
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R1TLEMEN AT THE CENTENNIAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept %, 1875
The rifle teams who participated in the International
contest with the exception Of the Canadian team. who
have returned home, had informal reception in the
judges pavilion the Centennial grounds to-day.
President Grant, Secretary Fish, Colonel Sanford OF
the British Commission, and George W. Childs, .of
Philadelphia, present The rifemens werc intro
duced to tho President BY General Hawlcy,
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INNIxGs
Clubs LIST 3D. 3D. Al 5h 6M ia SM oM
Boston. ..........2 2 o O 0 40
Chicago. 1 0 0 0 o g. 3 x-9
The Chelsea and Staten Island clubs played nm OK
hibition game on the Union Ground yesterday in the
presence OF small audience Both clubs were short
tho services of several Of thor best mon The Chsl
seas were outplaycd by their opponents both at tho
bat and IN the hcd. scorc-StaIen Island, IL; Che.
sea, o.
Tho Nameess defeatcd tho osccoIas Yesterday AZ
Prospect Park by tho following score:-
G. ubs lsf ID 3D. an bN 6,h 7h afI
Namcess. ............ o 0 0 3 O.
Osceola. ............. o o 2 O-3
The Harlems defeated the Witokns yesterday at the
Capitolne Ground by score OF Is to i3-
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CARD FROM MIR. pLUNT.

To TIE EDITOR THE HERALD
SIR-I have n telegram from General Newton, ask
ing me notify all vessels to give Ha,lett's Point
Astoria widc berth alter the explosion, until he has
time to report 1t, hich will be done
possible. GEORGE W. BLUNT.
NEW YORK, Sept g. 1875.
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RIFLE SHOOTING AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, R. L., Sept 23 1870
There was ul comers RIFE match hero this after.
noon, for Allen thirtyeght caore rifle, a: 100 and
200 yards 1--WE shots each Crecdmoor rules and tar.
get The following Is the scorc:-
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YALE BOATING CLUB.

New HAVEN, Conn, Sept %, 1870
The annual boating meeting Of tho Yale University
to-day was q vcry cnthus,a tic one. Officers
chosen for the year The flags won at Springfield
brought in by Kennedy starboar stroke OF the eight
and stroke OF the FOUR who was greeted with oonged
chcera
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Thus the Triton, Mantle and Nimbus the pen
nants The latter yacht was not timed owing to dark
ness, but she lar ahead her victory over tho
Myra seemed certain.
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Total. f-if
The total number of passengers moved the
division including mutcrs school chidreD aud
free passengers IS, COO for which there was
received $50 600 At one time there were twenty
passenger trains in motion IN one direction between
Monmouth Junction and Mantua, distance OF iorty-
five miles -
The main line is eghty-nine miles long. There arc
four branches from three to seven miles IN length,
making u total OF 1l9 miles. The carrying capacity or
the been to so severe test but tho
double track roads and their extensions coud STAND
greater pressure and st not interfere the freight
business
Yesterday there were 90 600 through passengers
from Philadelphia Now York brought here in thirty
niue trans thirty three OF these trans, consisting
OF $40 cars. came in by five minutes past six r M
Between nIne and O'Clock yesterday morning there
we're y-cight cars sent back Philadelphia in from
four to ten alter their arrival IN the Jersey
City depot As there was no time 10 clean them wn'o
mere swccpers were sent along to sweep them out
" hlc under way. These facts explain why the city
has been 50 crowded with strangers during tho past
week.
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CITY STATISTICS.

The police made ], 1866 arrests during the week.
The vital statistics for the week arc :Dsaths <s7s
births, AS3i marriages, lss; stilibirths. sA
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Mr.. Engs awarded the rifle and he result gave sat.
stacton TO all the contestants and the large number Of
spectators present The next prize revolver, and
this won by j. N Dillonback, he making II out Of
m hlo
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scHooyERs.

The wind was light from The eastward and the tide
ebb When the starting gun was given the Dolphin,
being the line, crossed rst then the Triton, The
ORION third, the Agnes next with the Peerless follow
ing and the others not lar astern the times beng
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BASE EALL.

Tho tenth and last game Of the series betweed the
Bostons and Chcagos took place yesterday at Chicago
The following 10 tho seore:-
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MINIATURE YACHTING.

Yesterday, at Prospect Park, all the yachtsmen
talking about the great three milo Of Monday last,
but no captain who had yacht in the salts
fled with the rcsu, excepting the owner ol the sloop
Essie Commodore Conl.lin, OF the Prospect Park
Club suggested that another be sailed, in the
bay for prize be subscribed for by the
owners of the competing yachts, aud offered to head
the lis, OF subscribers Mr. Dayton informed the
HERALD reporter that the handsome cup which mis-
yacht won on Monday last can be seen during thu
week at his store, No. Flatbush avenue and on Sat
urday afternoon at tho Park lake
The Long Island, Jr, Cub had regatta ut the lake
yesterday mornlng the winner being a new schooner
OF sxiy-one inches all, called the Lcuisn She
was modelled and built by her owner, Harry More,
young gentleman OF about seventeen years OF and
beside presenting very pretty lines and appearance
generally, display cd some remarkable speed.
In tho afternoon there dozen more OF the
large boats the lake. taking advantage Of the nno
breeze that blowing from the cast The following
boats were entered:-
Length.
Name Orner. Inches.
Lizzie Nance 81
Little Cat Lewis Wells. ............. 81
Republic. .COmmodOre Conklin. u
Robert Confer. .Ross Collins. 6l
I'll e course was from the west the dam. In
the first heat the Republic won easily, beating the LIZ
IS seconds but In tho second heat the Lizzie did
the iaster sailing BY standing In toward the
little long her next to last tack sailed
OF the breeze and again beaten by tho Repub-
lie by only seconds. The following table tells the
whole story
First Hsrt Second Heat
Name. Actual Time Actwal Time.
NJ s. NJ s.
Lizzie ie................. 10 80 10 Is
Little Cat. IL W IL 20
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Tho marksmen returned home by tho quarter
Ave O'Clock p. N. train to Hunters Point
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ARMIES OF PEACE IN MOTION.

THE BUSINESS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
DURING THE WEEK.
The business OF the New York division Of the Penn
syvania Railroad during the past week has been enor
nous They have carried average OF from $4,000 to
49, 900 passengers each way running from thiryhve to
forty trans IN each direction. This division OF the
road has through passengers nearly 1900 900
between the two cities the opening OF the Cencn-
NAL not including commuters, wy passengers or free
passes Major &. w. Barker, superintendent OF the
new York division of the Pennsy ivania Railroad fur
nshes the following statement of the tram movement
ON the New York division oil the Pennsylvania Kali
road fsr twenty hours ending ut twelve midnight,
Son her
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jb topsaiIs with effect, tho Leo increasing her
e.d rapidly. When tho rough water
reached the Mrth made up her dis
lance and passed Hog Island buoy four seconds
ahoad OF the Leo. The time at Hog Island buoy was:-
Name H. M. A. Name. H. H. s.
Mlrth......... IL 40 2s M,gnoI ....... IL 40 80
Lee............ II 40 81 Mcdora. II 81 90
Mnry Emma. IL 46 90 Wait. f..... ~ SO 5S
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The heavy oil this point that the waif,
Mcdora and Avcne would not attempt to round IT, anu
pulled back. The increased proportion TO tho
wind, which by this time was blowing gale.
The yachts on the second round OF the course had
terrible struggle between Hog Island buoy and Lloyds
Neck foinl, and board 0i any o them that
wet tho skin by the drcnohlng seas On the
second round tho time at Hog Island buoy was:-
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The exceedingly heavy, and fears were enter
tanned at time that some OF the boats would not
weather u; as IL when they about Tie water
made clean sweep of the decks. The Mignon made
TIP low and remained SO long that all glasses
anxously turned upon her, but the gallant little boat
rose, and with the water dripping from her sails
dashed The Lee again took the lead OF the Mirth,
and held 1t to Lloyds Neck buoy. The time there
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13

GENERAL SEssIOEs-- -GLDZRsLFEyE, J-Ih0mas Anea Je-
sePh Carr John Fitzpatrick, Robert Carol JOAe SD oo
bc-y Charles Klar James smith, George Jonusou, oiOnoas
assault Tomas Gala John Kelly James Ne
lam Thomas Magare, Patrick Weldon George Marsh Joan
t. sheppard, Bohmeyer bGrgiGry Danle tOiry ID
Fiy Mary Kelly, grant larceny William JoAnso1 Da
yid Harms, Henry McKeon, peilt larceny.
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TIE COURTS.
DECTsIONS-MARCH II.

S,p,cac Court C6qmJsrs-Bv Judge DonOhue.-
The New Lithograyhias and Engraving C1ihIany ts
ia{ -a"lan aji S1f S1n'fq c E ', Ir Al Jgsiin kron
rtuc isej conlIcd sld deere, Of ciYoTea Granted 10
.ce az. u ss-&Ot!Ja fer rooeiy yer granted anG re-
ay,9ined ma Bo~ery SAVINGS BARK gs LeuTtsiln
irr pa,a frJnd and streets aud aTaAus sGIiouhIIh
rr appointment n 90 ninSson "a; no. 10 5' W. m
a ufcpcr of confirmed ant deer 9 limited d.
vorcs Granted Jacob CiIistman as EosIiie Chstmah-Ie
I.l,; cpnlffi.d and decree OF diyOtce granted o ,
rs Jel,2 LlYrcuce-WeOuen a5t ST. PAU and racine H.
Ey Iudgr 5arrr-GGrdner eSt The Mayor. &c.-OrleFod
tai lie stay 0i Ir0c3ainRs be limited 10 10 LAYS: ,
sgsia ny Juise Van Forst-Anlsf as'' burchei'-
JuiemcIt for iiain,in
Sgperior Conr.-Sse,ih Tort-By Judge Curtis
Bayer agt DaiT e a. Notion for stay pei.ins aPP1a PP
agf SaYcri Mutual insurance C0Orlcr Tor comnSs on
Glars aai Inngcr hfIpSr af1 g. 1tpsa pt SS f al as a. Kit
kcn; ai'rla Ct a. agt Byreorlrrs %r'RG 0 , % 10 sS &
zen lant - abiac eYent OF acton.
Marine Coarf-C ChambeYs-By Judge McAdam.-
Morrison r. tirrlCmac.Clsgd settled a,l ht Leo ara
cu- fnr costs denied. Livingston agi >cnAttT ioJu 10
5t.'y alt observation-disclosures granted vacated. watson
at tia-a6cralMclioa granted As per meat ~ al, @
& Ca. n~ jenkins =. Dwell ap2onteh recover lta.s
son a- Herman Notion 10 dsmiss cpnlhhs gIan,ei' g,i
Mornrr azt. Goneross-MoiIon to set aide inquest
erlatsd. Potts sg Fsher-5cy yarty appolhsI
Wa. act Dogoe0rir granted; additional io ances G,sy
1oal Johnson agt Aairr JSh soa asI 3' 1s
sI,.t ,rlnor Wa at Dengberg Cron 'ragt blossom
Attcbn,SBf ordercd bilkens fechcrRober,son ap-
pointed receiver whitaker agi Haakr-RcgTiei 20 Baa
Tersn aVt H6lya Cahul ag. MeGreen.-Oricrs granted
swain agt. Nordcn-Moloh denied slower Ma''Hao w.
M UGfs be-ilan-geoks aqt Lyons.-Chectioas over
rggL5,r pai5 1T ern,,iGCs" I M s5tt,d and ned Area
dian Club agt. Grnin-Attachment vacated
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SATURDAYS SERVICES.

Me3srs. Moody and Sankey take Saturday
for day Of after tasr unrcnttn5 laboss day ana
night during tho week. Their constant speaking and
t:relcss ers for so many months at home and abroad
woul strain tho energies ana drain the mental resources
OF most men, yet they 10 gain vgor in their toll
Mr. Moody did not preach Saturday, but there was
pr.yereotlag held ia Association Hall at noon, con
ductcd by several ministers Of the city Dr Kennard
presided assised by DR.. Deems ana others VINO nave
been constant attendants and workers. Dr. Kennard
read the requests for prayer aud preached short
nsu on tho Crueaxion, with tho text, He saved Others
Hin self lie cannot save" There prayers from tie
Rev Mr. kirkpatrick and the Rev James King, and DE-
Deems made some ronsrLs the Spirit OF God Tie
nesting wts concluded with few words from lawyer OF
C,.a,gj and the Staging OF the Lymu, am so glad
thit cs, loves NE" Tie services well attended,
though some empty, but 1t would be dlhcult
VII - force and enthusiasm the whole movement 90
I.p lg5q1Js
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIyERPooI-IH steamship Heivetta, March H.
Edward Chapman Mrs JOIn q. johnson and cid,
Mrs etin J. ~ Leo, Miss Annie Buckley H. Shee1 r. W.
Bennett George J.. Cole K. &. PsrKef
s,Gmshty GsrmQR~f, March ll-W W. Appleton James
TaiLa, Albert Crosby, MIS-. Crosby and an ~ v Be
me-, MIS- ECms, l. Burnett James AeD9nsii ChsTifs J.
usy, Mrs Pusey, DT. T. Inn, L. O. Hun, Ala q H. Fuat
Miss F. 4; PuseJ j. Il. d. shepard, /; A. haiGm Ass L.
Merrill, Miss :. II Pusey Miss a. v Pasry, T. v. toi1iD
Mics H. 4. Flsey M.s n - Anaolr AaqqIs Gs Sh4IiaG'
=. Smith. MS smith, Miss Gertrude Slnith IL W fa-nei
c. Lancaster Frederick A. Mshaw Eugene Barg5 h.ss
Alice sfOr1n Bar5er. y s. Nellie Barber George L. llHrs
Mrs Harrison, A. Kinney, W kre9s, X iAndon j. o. co
w NJ BaWley Jas. r. HOsIScr, II. A. Bockmani Geo Migt
Thcs tTocI aIcOult, H. G. afrc3, jas r. "lshsoi
Robert Lgag ~ SpiUr Frank IrhHr, Miss cara r.
higaar H. Jonas, &. w. Eletchrf j. H. EaNafl
g. H. ShubDthsu. - Il Benedict, T. a. l@ingtnDeck, by.
HDpbuc John BAR r. PuIAe, Brcyet Maloteu G. Grover
Nr, tiroyer Chas G Harrison, MTs. Hartl50n, lyman
Fillmore Mrs ElnOfo Geo. swallow, liy. SansOn Mrs 'Al
som john Aspna John lngls, J. Ionnis0n Pender Capt
sudts Mm 4. StTet, Mrs. :. A. irwin Miss NJ b. tnh.
aoHcUTe d. conway, ;. WallasOn Mrs. Waa on , b4rLAE'
Holm DuTaud v W. WCks N. NJ. GbDes, robert W. lf"h'
y Vagina. sobasuen .. Schlesnger, mis-. h ebs , =,
FOR BGEMEN-Iq s1Gbtsby 1Eeriei March In.
Fox Louis Fox. Emil stein, Iheodore step AukGss
WcrIeT ALBERT Breycr, q. TecIk0 we Ghaie' ,'hier
horst Mrs. Fanny faock, H. hing I'm kceAcf ,5 y; Sa
mann, Mrs ". MOilmdn and child JOAN SehleAeb "hI'i
NenuTUth. II.
Hon NJ McDOagal United states Consul JoH fa-ca Jou
McCul9ch, Edgar Drecge Thomas L. PAIV, ih0n's ""
borne John hoss, heLry BrONn
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rEADE-RIGHr IN THE NAME OF A PLAY.

Augustin Daily has sued T. AllSton Brown
10 restrain him fiom the publication of play called
"Pqued" and ior damages. claiming that the play is an
imitation of the play of "Pique" which he las brought
out and that the defendant has advertised it Piqued
Society Play in five acts, dramatized from the novel,
Her Lord and Master and duly copyrighted .
No fear OF being mtefered with by literary pirates who
lay claim tho originality of others" The defense is
that the play is entirely independent dramaznon Of
the novel Of Her LORD aud Master" by Lila Purdon
The case came before Judge Curtis in Supreme Court
speeial Term on motion injunction against tire
publication in any shape Of the play under TINS name
For the purposes OF this motion nothing was insisted on
as to the general resemblance OF the two plays but was
argued for tho plaintiffs that Mr. DAILY had given value
to the title PGue," and under the principles or the
Trade mark law had acquired property In the name
and that title Pqued was snc G limitation OF the
name that equity would restrain It's when
II would njuro the plaintiff and tend TO msead the pub
c on the of the defense II was claimed that tho
word was merely descriptive OF the motive Of the play
and 50 did fall within the Trademark law De eclsion
was reserved 0lin, Riyes Montgomery f0r pialnt1;
Lockwood d Post tor defendant.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEw.Y ORR MARCH H.
CLEARED. - c-o.,.
steamship Germanic Br. Kennedy Liverpool VIA 0"''"'
Steamship City of Brooklyn (Br), 1io5sts LIVERPOOL JOIN
steamship Hevea r Thomson. Liverpool via queens
'os trashp iilndoo iBr Mills Hull eng. Chas L. WhsA'
q 60: s,,, It,u, Rrl Craig Glasgow Henderson Bros
steamship America (Ger), DE Limon' bremen va
ieSmsIp ibersy sundberc Cienfuegos aad ST. Jago jas
T. mSp State of Texas Bolger Galveston via Key "e''
- soasashp 3Iashear Forbes Seworeaas Chas A. ""'"'
q steamship Kniekcrbocker Kembe Neu.orean' OlHA
steamship san Jacnto Hazard Savannah W. X GarriSw w.
steamship C.ty OF Atlanta "o0ahal- S"-'i'"' -
9reinsp Bcne.ac,cr jones' Morebead CITY and WumnS
'os oscsaip ~ W,aoSs CSuoh Richmond City Point and NOR
io1 sa,sb9 Uls ~ C. KniS6i Chichester Georgetown Co.
L. toUmS ,n Vinaicator Doane Philadelphia James Hasd
St,gWship Cen Whitney Hallett, B0st0n IL - i = "a
Ship Lcandrr lBr.l kni fhf LONDON fe1e~Dy, Va a
BsrS Lrragoa (Nor), Weber Glodeester EAs' fu"'" i
Eak Dielco (NOr, JOrsonsen. Belfast Ireland fDA'
Ka Eliza Barss tBr Messy Hamilton, Bermuda J"a''
L9nga r.rn, smith philadelphia Jas W. Fl lSe & Co
-,chi Hannah Mcloon Keen Liverpool EIs7 IL -
,ly rpors PIide Eldridgc Havana W LeSis 2 80 ,at
Schr. LOUISA a. Van Bruni. rocker C-Sniaes'' '"4
NShr Robert e. Mount Erazps saataeo' wooi'Oh''
"s ssr Joseph suad Anderson. Jacksonville woolh'o''
Eudd ,--,.....t,,. w.rr.o RaY.
Scbi y n ScEnsy snOot, SAVANNAH. lNss i,si' N.'g.e
-cbr Mar X. Hickman. Robinson 'NOfi"iA' va
Bus ,,..,. phoAt.,o,ta Fergus0n
Wood o., -. ,,.s g,,,ng
schr. Herald Of tae 4ornins MobeAa "'''''''''
ARfsIkED. ~. ond No
stea,shiu FlySia (Ir.l Campbell, glasgow dco ~
,l, J5tn ~ an t,lse. lAss 20 henderson bivs Uiih
Slsaulsnip wilmington. IlO@elI ClA.ss''A ''"
mlSe ai ~ Txbes kgehi rhuaaeaJia with udse ana i
James uIni. -. uth rnAse. and pass 70
Ola DS DsSsh Ffsaccna Bragg Portland with mdse aHe
to j. r.. Amcs. -, rt,.,r.s,i Ian H. " q mdse
ANN sh King (oi Liverpool hGtter Oa0u''1 W.
wss Ss sauele fItai ROs Palermo 7s days wiz nuN
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
pASSENnERS 4RRLHED.

FROM GLASGOW-Et stspaship Eiysia, March I'M
GIsnrie Mr. De8n Miss Lawrence, Hiss Lndue MI Aia
GlatOn. go, =, N
Bornta gsu H. ortile, II. Lejeune, Mr. In0rY a. BoIBYn
IN, A BgurgOn y. MgTd, Mis5 I1lmaD, NE Filey =. 70
Tccur Chas Gtsain, Mr. Noneyer ana ciillfe III. 10
GaIo D. Lavmonz, Alex. Boisy, H. kehtAhss, SSye6 St
T = Claude A Pincau Mrs Louise fnea1 and chll, LOUIS
Pt.ui. brs. Aluu Aogro John simpson, EaGene y hA'
Cnls Z. bOel Mrs. de Irau2iies clifen ahi natse'
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

ann r,ses 6.lJI sur 60j MOon Rises. lOVl
= uIcH wAIRB THIs DAY-A y ,,os
Cows Island. i0:lJ HeH . feft9 lzVo
hiGn WATER THE DAY.. \ ,.,o
island lOll Hen - tegIN'I-'0o
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p,,,,,,, ~ HiAtb clATfs LAND OFFICE, !
-''N"ua' itbfna'y u, A. b. 1876.
n "ti'E Is HfRfBY cIyFN THAT JoHN
L II. Fly Irwin Dayi. Isn.on Atch;sn,,
~ H. q Rich, whose pest, Ace address IL
, 'N'le, lincoln County State Of Nevada. have
- 80 |ss htaae application for u patent for IF.
- nunVed ll5tol linear feet of the Bul.
,lh.iue Lode, beaiing silver. situated 1,
tly Miiine District, County of Iipr,,n. state
"l nevada, together with six hundred
N"l teet of str,ats groEtshG,se convenient
". 'hlhs therton, said tlaim being desipnted
"l lie Official plat on file in ths IN 20 M iit,a
y a'ye survey ur lot No, 81, III Section No. M.
T,a,,s ruTl mp ohe ~ North fange O. L Nourt
plaNio Meridian, tie txttrior bom dr,i,s ~
se'u Lo' No. 10 beilg us follows. tnwit: Pc
SHINING at post marked Mol q. s survey So
% "hthce lhe i seetion post On the east line
% - non sS, I y Il. 81 T., Mount ninblo
NviHlan' bears \. 72h deg +. 2u7S feet ana
me prospect or discovery shaft IN this lufe
,'"', ~ = utg W. SCI feet; thence running
~. course T. 60 deg W COO feet 10 most merk,d a
\" ?, I ). survey No. 81; tho nee 2d rours, N
% del W 1850 feet. to posi- n ayh, d M II =
| survey No 81; thence 3d course N. G5 deg N
| ~" ret to post msrkip No, 4, I. =. survey No
ah Ahu thence 4th course ;, 90 dtg Il lh0 feet
Nv post No, ], the Place Of beginning, containing
w ooiOO acres. coursts expressed nom the
lue meridian with a magn, tic variation Of
! " w X II.
The applicants aud their grartors have OK.
! p'hoed improvements ON this clnim more
than nVe hundred tutl dollars. snid imrroye-
nrh's coiA OF two SHIFTS, cCriine co,y of
the location notice. to which this survey c,n.
| i"rms, Is h'rewith hlrd; also proof of idtiiity
| ~ Rround located and surveyed Thif claim is
bounced by No known claims or claimbnis The
lo'lce OF location of thus claim wa duly re-
| corded IN Book B "rnlps l4q ~ d AbO ci ibe
Mining Records OF eaid Ely Mining Disntt
Any ana all persons cltiming tdv, rstly any
| portion 'f saiu In ilS, Irwin Wis lsn-
son Atchiton ard Il. G. hich's clnim IN sad
| Bullionyile Lode, tr rQureh Will in n, sixty
| days publication & u is n,tioe, t, hle With the
| Register Of the lrittd states Ibid tn,e at
| fio,he. Ntyada, their protests tnd adur 3"
"iain $, or THY viii h tmr d ly Virtue OF the
| provisions OF the statute.
Phoebe, Feb. 10, 1876.
f2O-GOd J c. FcsTFR, Register.
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-22
NO TiCE! :!

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT EVERY
~ person or pc sors uho shall without an.
thority for so dong. open or draw water N
any Fire Plu or HN draut alta, he'd to any of the
" ahr Main Pipes, belonging to the flrrHl
Sprine water Ct raTy and the County of Lin
coin, in the Town of Pi' cite. Lincoln County
n, vada Will be pro, eruied for @ doing.
ri che. y. VIDA July 2lst 1876
FLORAL SPRINGS WATER COMPANY
by II, 5. ] UBEoCK, Superintendent
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-22
i iss0lu, ion r. Ctic G.

NOTICE Is HfRtpY GlNFN THAT THE
y Co Partn rship h.reofcre existing between
.Ias Person ana : ) Danncr III the aio u
business at The correr Of Main ard Meadow
Valley STR, cts, Pioehe is u is day disstlv by
mutual consent s. $, Banner Viii hereafter
carr, Oh the said business i'll his own iame.
JAS. PIFRSON,
4 :. DANNFR
Pioche, New, April 18th, 1876. alA-3Od