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CAUTION.
LOST OR STOLEN.

TINE PUBLIC Is HEREBY WARNED NOT TO
i. purchase or negotiate Check No. 1867 dated
February l4th, 1876, drawn by the State Bank
Of Nevada on the London and San Francisco
Bank, tnfavor of James Cronan, for the sum Of
$l827 90, payment OF the same having been
stopped.
JAMES CRONAN.
Pfoche. March 0. 1876. mr1O-30d
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my2l.0
: FOR SALE.

1.-TWO FINE STUD HORSES ron -
i SALE.
The horses can b seem at Geo. o. Xs
'ohnston's Stable on Meadow Valley tzlSSt.
for particulars = to price, no., apply 10
qfS-u JOHN n. CRAIG.
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N oTICE.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A indebted to ]. Myers Bro. will please
come forward and settle their accounts immedi-
ate!y, otnerwise All accounts remaining unset
tied on the nrst dsv Of January, I67C. viii be
placed In the hands Of an oiIicer for collection,
dl7-u J. MYERS BRO,
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Referring to the above. the subscriber will
continue to run the Panaca Saloon with Cen.
tennfal liquors and reliable cigars for one price,
one bit F's'
The we'll known and celebrated Bar. keen and
Billiardfst. DAN RYAN, will be " Captain .
of Ceremonies at this house.
Thankful for past favors, no expense win be
spared to merit . continuance Of the same,
JelO-d T. b. NEWMAN
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AUDITORS REPORT

AUDITORS OFFICE,
ProcHE, New. March Sd, 1875.
To the Honorable Board Of Comfy Commits
sioners Of Lincoln County, Nevada:
l herewith submit my report Of the finances
Of Lincoln County for the quarter year ending
March 3lst, 1875.
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Or. c. HARENRERC,

~ Physician "a Surgeon.
OFFICE ON MEADOW VALLEY STREET.
~ in Logans Lodging House.
Special attention paid to private diseases
Cure guaranteed or money refunded.
Once hours, 10 Q. m. till 2 p. m. Evening,
from to 0. f27-tf
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LOS ST.!

THE FOLLOWING CHECK HAS BEEN
Il lost. to wit: No. $50 for $50, drawn In
ent OF the Alps Mine, on the Alps Mining Com.
pany Ban Francisco, and dated May 20ih, 1876.
All parties arc cautioned against negotiating
the same ~ payment has been stoppsd.
my21.30d THO. KYRE
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TERMS OF ADVERTI9INo.


JOB WORK.
Done ct the RxcolD ofIlce In the best stylo
Known to the art; and must b paid for On de.
livery. unless persons having the work done
have standing accounts with the once. No de
Walton from this rule.
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex.
4 isting under name and style Of Newman L
Mahlstedt lin the Psnacs saloon) lis this dsy
dissolved by mutual consent.
- ~ Newman assumes all indebtedness Of
tne iate concern and collects all bills due the
same J. B. NEWMAN,
H. MAHLETEDT.
Phoebe. June ., 1876.
r S..During H. Mahlstedts brief stay he
will call upon those indebted. Per contrs
those having bills against will please present
them st once for liquidation.
J. b. NEWMAN,
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A SanA,uTiFUL REstDEuCE IN pfocHE.
ehesp neiy sns furnished throughous, for sale
sof full particulars INQUIRE Of
naN CHA9. WIEDEnHOLD,
Main street
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18

adjacent to the grounds Several Of the State buildings
have been entirely completed and thrown open to
use to-day The Russian exhibitors are busy arranging
their goods which have recently been received The
number OF visitors the Exhibition to-day was some
what larrer than that of yesterday Up to noon they
numbered about 10000 The platform used by the or
chesra OF Theodore Thomas the opening day Is now
being removed; that occupied by distinguished Visitors
in front OF Memorial Hall has been entirely cleared
away. This morning the committees representing the
United States Centennial Commission and the Centennial
Board of Finance held meeting for the purpose OF ar
ranging details for the proper celebration OF Fourth OF
July the Centennial grounds. There general in
terchange of opinion but nothing definite was arrived at
The conference will be continued tomorrow
The United States Centennial Commission reassemoled
Morrill, Chairman of the Executive Committee presented
report which, after referring the auspci0us opening
Of the Exhibition states that the great number OF visitors
has already made practical test Of the regulations
adOped for the OF the Exhibition with results
which in the main asiactory, much less dhcity
having been experienced than anticipated The Exec
uive Committee believe that the comfort, convenience,
and safeyof visitors will he fully provided for In such
will insure the best results to exhibitors and
public large All regulations which appear defect
i've will be promptly corrected The report was accepted
The Committee Classification stated their report
wOud be ready tomorrow The report OF the Secretary
OF the Commission then read giving an account OF
the work already accomplished by the Commission.
resolution ad pted fixing tomorrow rs the time
for the annual election Of officers Of the Commission
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
TELEGRApHIC NOTES.

san FRANGsCo, May 16.-At 7:55 o'clock this
evening oIeary completed his lj7ih mile ana schme 10
PuLApEtPIIIA. MAY 1.-THE Convention OF the
American Hallway Master Mechanics adjourned 10 meet Oh
the second Tue sday IN May, 1877, at ST. Louis.
BosroN May 1.-THE bell of the oid Soutm chursh
was this morning and removed 70 he ne" onS
The work of demotioD has began on the old church.
CouoRs, N. Y, May 1.-The annual session Ssh %i o.
,ho Grand Body Of Temple OF Honor was neu III
hi. CITY odsy ofcers elected for the coming year
Sr. ALBANs, VT, May 17.-At the annual meeting G Ing
~ ,h hoiers OF the Central Vermont Railroad today
the only change from the old boad Was ths eeeon
W Emery In place of J. b. Page of kntiahd
RosroN. Nav l7.-At Marblehead to-day the clt-
ys celebrated The exploit Of Capt James Mugfopd IN naptur
np he British ship HOPE aud safely BRINGING her m'o b"sVon
Ts5. monument 10 tapt Mugtord waj un'Mod.
SpRINGFlrLD, H., May 1.-The Lafayette, Bloom
ington Mississippi Railroad eased me Oh tne ,Sso
Wabash aud Western as SOLO autuoh
1i5gii 81 with interest IL was bought by the bond
holders for $J0O,OO0.
,ropovro Nav 17.-Naraine Smith, the young
.oared man charged with numbering Mckeon In Detroit lew
weeks ago brought here 70 have nus case toI
tion argued before Judges osSoso Aau man, AsS'" -
been axed for the hearing
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
CENTENNIAL, TOPICS.

Tuesday the dullest day yet Of the Exhibition,
what with mud and rain and cold but it was de-
hghtiul day to spend under cover. And it was 50
improved.
1t is officially announced that the stamped en-
veope produced in the Centennial Building is cur
rent at any other post-olice
The demonstrations and celebrations for the
Fourth of July will cover period of fortnight
The Belgian Commissioners enjoyed the hospi-
talities of Mayor Stokley Oh Tuesday, inspecting,
during steamboat excursion, the harbor Of Phila-
dephia.
Take notice that the original Declaration of In
dependence is locked up in ire-proof safe in hide
pendence Hall every day, at half-past three p. m
So if you would that dear old document, go
early
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
FOREIGN NOTES.

COLOGNE, May 1.-THE VONs-Zetumg says
Prussia has commenced proceedings for the deposition Of
the Archbishop Of Cologne.
SAN Francisco, May 16.-Several of tho
graduates OF Imperial College at Yedo TO be ent
to the United states 10 complete their education.
VIENNA, May 1.-THE Presse announces
that Emperor OF Austria ordered the courtmar
taLaganst Count Kalowrat who killed Prince Auers-
duel stopped, by vrtne of his right Of pardon
LONDON, May 17.-Capt. Griffin of the
American whaler Young Phcnx has been mentioned
gratefully by the Board OF Trade for his services at tho
wreck OF hf StrahmOre. The Of that ship pur-
pose rewardng him handsomely.
LONDON, May 1S.-Dr. Isaac Butt, Mr..
O'Connor Power aud Lord Conyngham yesterday for
wardcd to Mr. Disraei declaration signed by 1873
Members OF Parliament in favor Of the release of the
EnIlI nnnN
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
WORLDS SHOW OF PROGRESS.

GLIMPSES OF THE GREAT EXPOSITION.
PIRsr SPECIAL AGRICULTURAL DIsPLAY-coMING
MUNICIPALITIES OF THE MAIN BUILDING
MEETINGS OF THE AUTHORITIES
The differences as to the question of authority be-
tween the two governing Boards of the Centennial
Exhibition are in a fair way to be adjusted happily.
Ex-Gov Bigler has proposed special executive
board composed Of Gen. Hawley, Mr.. Goshorn, Mr.
Welsh and Others to take charge of the matters In
dispute. The first of the long series of special agr
cultural displays of the Centennial began yesterday
being that of fruits and early vegetables 1t Is not
yet = very extensive display. The Commission met
yesterday and heard the annual report, which ls
cheerful in tone. Officers will be elected to-day. -
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH DISTURBANCES.
SIX CULPRIrs EXECUTED AT sALOSrCA.
sALoSrcA, wednesday, May II, 1s'

sALoNIcA, Wednesday, May H. 1875.
Two French irOnclads and two frigates,
carrying 80 guns and 200 men. have arrived here from
the Praus The French manofwar Chateau Renard which
came to Saonca at the time Of the murder Of the Con-
snls has been ordered to return Immediately TO Bcy.
rOut
UP to the present IL persons all Of the lowest clas
have been convicted Of completely in the murders. OF
these six have already suffered death. Their execution
took place In the public square There large crowd
Of spectators, who manifested excitement. Tho
OF the French and German men-ofwar in the hs
Dor present. Perfect tranquility prevails now.
ALARM AT CONsTANTTNOPLE.
The Russian Telegraphc Agency has received special
communication stating that the population Of CONSTANT
nope still dscontented and considers the changes In
the Government not sufficiently radical The panic
among the Europeans has consequently much Increased,
and the foreign representatives are 'aklng every pre-
caution.
LORD STAFFORD DE REDCLIFFE's PLAN.
Lord stratford de Redclife formerly British En-
bassador at Constannope, writes to The Times, recon-
mendng scheme for convention between the Sultan
and the guaranteeing Powers for the establishment Of
religious equality proper administration Of justice.
OF public affairs throughout Turkey; the execution OK
theee reforms be intrIistrd mixed commission,
the members Of which shall be responsible to their re-
specsIve Governments
PANIC IN RUsrCHUR.
LONDON Thursday, May 1s, 1870
The Standards Vienna dispatch says:
A panic prevails among the Christians In Rustchuk,
Danube.
The Porte has refused 10 allow q Greek manofwar to
pass the Dardanees, declaring that powers which signed
the Treaty OF Paris entitled TO staCon vessels VI
war IN the Golden Horn.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
CANAL RING TACTICS.
WITNESSES WITH UNCERTAIN MEMORIES.

WITNESSES WITH UNCERTAIN MEMORIES
ALBANY, May LEON the motion for noD-
suit entered by Ruger Hscock, attorneys for Bclden.
Judge Westbrook has postponed decision until June ID
Matthew Hale, behalf OF the Attorney General, urged
an earlier day but the Judge replied that he had been
too busy to decide so important question The jury
thus turned will be required during the interval TO
keep in mind huge OF evidence which they have
been hearing four weeks The Canal Ring have made
extraordinary Efforts TO suppress the vital testimony
against them. ono sought for through North
Carolina and finally captured by the prosecution After
giving the substance of his testimony 20 the Attorney
General he went TO Syracuse and revealed his
story TO the leaders OF the Ring. Tho result
WAS that when be was put upon the stand
he remembered few OF the transactions OF the canal
Ring and when confronted by the Deputy Attorney
cra with his previous testimony in the DOrn inpeacn
ment, pretended 10 have been drunk IL was thought
that the small contractors Who had Dern deiiaiueu OF
the right of competition by the leaders OF tnc hinx
would readily testify against item, ana In preliminary
important evidence against the Ring Wien they went
upon the stand, however, the King blight seemed 70
have fallen upon several OF them, they lost Their
memory aud failed to repeat the statements they had pro
yios made. The result has been that the against
the Ring has not had all the corrOboratlSe evidence
which IL was hoped il would have when the trial began,
though witnesses swOrc directly 10 the faes pre-
| seuted by tie Attorney General
The posponement s also unexpected, as IL was gem
orally understood that Judge Wesbrook desired AZ tnc
beginning TO Try this suit and seemed dsposd 20 pss
il sharply and decsiyely through all the stages o,
trial. The other canal suits viii also De delayed "
reason pOstponement, the JucSes are no" All
| upon the ordinary business 0f the Circuit
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
CUBAN NOTES.

HAVANA, May 13.-DOn Jose CanOvas del
Castillo who has been appointed Director-General OF
Finance, formerly held that position sehor Rubis hnan-
cial schemes set aside by the Home Government
hence his resignation followed 1t is said Captain
General JOvear has twice rendered his resignation on
OF the Home Government disappearing his plans
The English and German Consus have been instructed
uphold the merchants OF their respective nations In
refusing taxes. SenOr Rub admitted Def0ro
leaving the island that Spain is probited by to exist
ing treaties from levyng these taxes III claimed thAs
as Spain denies there is in Cuba she ought not 70
levy these taxes The cruiser Octavia has been con-
demned as lawful prize Campaigning IS nearly a An
end, the heavy rams will prevent military operations
during the Slnmer The bazaar for the benedt OF tbs
invalid soldiers has 80 far realized S50,522
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
GOV. BIGLERs EFFORT FOR HARMONY.
A PLAN Toa SELLING TIE DISPUTES BEIWEhN HE


TWO BOARDS.
fyEou A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNEl
PHILADELPHIA, May 17.-At one time Just
before Centennial Exposition was about to be opened
II was foare by the most earncs friends of the manage
ment that there wond open rupture between the
Centennial Commission, headed by President Hawley,
and Goshorn and the Board OF Finance
headed by Jonn Welsh and his chietheper' Thomas
Cochran Chairman OF the Committee ON Buildings Ine
Commission IL Was fairly settled III i1s speoia
session. began assume powers ana duties winch h"u
already been exercised aud fulfilled by the Board OF
Finance or at least by that Board Al consultation with
| the Executive Committee sitting In the recess OF the
Commission the couro OF the large body OF police on
the ground 81 the greatest bones oi coh'ehuoh
The Commission conceived that 1t should appoint ana
remove ITS pleasure without necessarily consulting te
Board finance from whom should come the money INC
admissions and for pay also put In dispute by
the action OF the officers of the Commission ana several
otber points of minor difference between the two
bodies Finance Board claiming that II was at least
coordinate aud hal concurrent II not exclusive Jus-
dicon In eral where large amounts OF money
were to be expended.
These differences nearly reached head when wouiu
have manifested itself in unfortunate way before the
public had been for the forbearance 0f Tue B0ard
Of Finance yielding temporarily some OF ITS undonbed
powers and for counsel OF some Of the cooler Drains
on the Commission Finally, just prior to the opening
day. all the of dispute were referred toa special
committee conference, formed OF representative men
IN bodies and the threatened scandal oil rupture
stopped.
The action OF this Committee Of Conference Differ
ences has therefore been looked TO with great interest
They have had eral meetings without any result Du
at their last meeting GOV Bgler, whose services as
financial agent collection Of funds throughout the
in the early stages OF the enterprise are iuy "P
preciated all sides, and who all along has aetn w
sort OF peacemaker submitted proposition which VIII
be accepted by both sides or at least FORM tne
basis Of compromise at the next meeting OF the con-
ference tomorrow Gov Biger suggests that an E1ecu-
tive Board composed OF President Hawley ana DIRECTOR
General G0shorn, behalf the Commssion ana CHAIR
man Welsh and Thomas Cochran the part OF the Board
OF Finance should settle all questions as To the ponce
within the grounds and issue their orders through
Goshorn and his executive officers Ths
Executive Board will, Is thought after having oeeh
ausn nted by the addition Of Commissioner horreii OF
p.nnsylyania and Gov Bigler himself from the Boa Of
Finance, probably decide the points OF difference
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
THE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN.
SEVEN CONVENTIONS.

~ pRoHIBIuoSIsTs MAKE THE FIRST NATIONAL
NONrNAnoNs-Ex-Gov. ALLEN AND INITIATION
DEFEAT THURMAN AND hard MoNEY-ALABAMA
TENNESSEE, AND NEw-JERsEY REPUBLICAN,
IOWA DEMOCRATIC, AND NATIONAL GREENBACK
CONVENTIONS.
Two National and five State Conventions were
oeld yesterday, namely: Those of the Nationai
(reenback and Prohibition parties and OF the ONO
and Iowa Democrats, and the New-Jersey Aiaoaina'
and Tennessee Republicans The Ohio Convention Vas
The scene of great excitement. George H. Pehue'on
presided The Committee Oh Resolutions pre-
sented two reports one cohimehoins A0
action Of Congress in exposing fraud cohueinnine
the obstructions thrown in the way OF these
exnosures and declaring for specie payinoi'
and revenue tariff, and Centennial spirit
~ national good will. The other nominated ex|'ov
Allen for the Presidency, demanded the re-
neal of the resumption act and the adop-
lion of the legal tender, inter-conVeru-
hlc bond policy, also the making OF SILVER
Local tender for all amounts. This report, being
Nat Of the minority was substituted for the other
NV vote of 36s to 300 and then adopted by 1856 to
oeG William Bell was nominated for Sec
,s,,rv of State of Ohio. The Iowa
Democracy put itself on record as for hard money
but as opposed to sudden contraction and to the
present Resumption act. 1t did not instruct
It's delegation. The National Prohibition
Convention nominated Gen. Green Clay
Smith of Kentucky for President; G. l.
Stewart of Ohio for Vce-President, and demanded
The abolition of the sale of liquor in the District of
Columbia and the Territories and of polygamy
reduction of postal telegraph, and railroad
rates, tho use of the Bible IN the Schools
and the popular election of the President
The National Greenback Convention merely organ
lzed an address was received from Peter Cooper of
New-York. The New-Jersey Republicans issued an
sutspoken reform address, and chose an
unnstrueted delegation, who however
are believed to be mostly for Mr..
Blaine The dsaffected Alabama Republicans noml-
aaed State officers with Thomas NJ Peters for Gov
srnor; resolutions complimentary TO Gen. Grant
were passed. The delegates arc for Mr.. Bris-
low The Tennessee Republican delegates are SAID
10 be divided between Mr.. Morton and Mr. Bristow,
but some are claimed for Mr.. Blaine.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
THE RURAL SHOWS BEGIN.
FRUIT AND EARLY vFGETABIEs-TIIE SUMMERS

AND EAKTf D
PROGRAMMED FINE WINE FROM CALIFoRNIA.
fFnoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS OF THE TRInUsE.l
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE first OF the stated
displays in the Agricultural epartment--pomolog-
cal products from last year and Spring vegetables
began to-day. The building intended for such ex-
hibits Is not ready yet, and the few articles con-
trbutcd are set out on improvised tables in the
Agricultural Hall. where the nave and transept
The show is exceedingly slender, and embraces
nothing worth mentioning except some mammoth
stalks Of plant and IA collection of huge beets,
carrots, and parsnips As far as know announce
ment of the special displays of fruits and vegetables
to be held from tine to time during the Exhibition
has been made in the agricultural papers the officials
having the matter in charge appearing to think that
the printing OF pic Of circulars to lie in an Office
would somehow spread the Information throughout
the country. The following is tho calendar of these
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
pHuApELpHrNs CIVIL RIGHTS CASE DECIDED.

PHILADELPHIA, May 17.-One of the first
coses thai has sauarely arisen under the Civil
Rights bill in the United satcS decided this afer.
noon IN the United states District Court Judge Cadwak
Iader) in favor OF the plaintiff in the suit OF the Rev.
Fields Cock colored Baptist minister from Alexandria,
Va against Curtis Davis the proprietor Of the Bingham
House Mr. Cook was q delegate TO th- Moody and
sankey Conference of ministers here last Winter, and
when he presented himself the register OF the Bingham
House was told by the clerk that there ROOM Thc
m mister sat uear By for several fourteen
white men register and their white loinis-
ter offered him u spare bed IN his own room, but tno
clerk refused allow this, and subsequently Adnit
ted that Mr. Cooks color the objection crlmina,
suit developed these facts and the clerk was conveto
to-day The defense represented by the Hon Benz hars
ri, brewster consented to ordering OF verd'et OK
$500, the peualty prescribed under tine ACT
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE.
VERSAILLES, Wednesday,

VEksAILLEs, Wcdnesd0y, May To I57B.
The Budget Committee has agreed to the pro-
posa that agricultural aborers be included in the work
mems delegation to be sent to the Philadelphia Exhbt
ton The Committee bas also allotted 5000 to the
Minister Of Public Instruction for the purpose Of send
ing professors to the Exhibition.
In the Chamber Of Deputies this afternoon the amnesty
debate continued. Admiral Fourichon Minister Of
the Marine denied that the Communist eOnvicts were
beaten and chained, Radical members in their
speeches had asserted The general debate closed,
and NJ Raspas motion for complete amnesty was made
the order for Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
THE IRISH ROWING CLUBS.

LONDON Wednesday, MAY IL, 1870
The differences between the Dublin Uni-
versty Boat Club and the Rowing Club have occasoped
the secession Of the leading members Of the former IN
Guiding the two Barringtons and Pentland. They VIII
join the Rowing Club which will organize two crews for
the Henley Regatta the first consisting OF Messra
Garde Armstrong, Smith, aud Hiekson, and the latter
including the two BarriDgtons and Pentland The two
crews will afterward be consolidated and 20 to tho
United the Irish International crew. IL Is
sble that the Boat Club may form independent fou1
for America.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CLEVELAND. Ohio May IA very severe thunder
storm began here evening and continued until ii O'Clock
thls morning.
Providence, r. l.. May Merchant H. Weeden
to-day adugcd probably gily oi the nuuer Oh INC
N cav er g1r, and luly committed Tor trial
LARAMIE. w. T., May 17.-Mr. Nav of Cheyenne
brings An the news that he told by Mr Church that j.
Sanders and two Others were Killed 10" ua
ago at sand Greek. near Custer
PorTsvILLF, Penn. May I'm the Yost trial to-
day Mrs said kcrrigan told her that he had shot
Y1st Mrs Kergan tie rt witness yet produced 20 prove
that admitted any that he committed the
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
DOUBLE MURDER.

ST. LOUIS, May ia dispatch from Nash
Vile H. gives an account OF terrible double mardcr
committed at Johannesburg. H., this afternoon CON
stable viking advanced to arrest man VINO nso
already killed one person. and shot throssh tno
hi, and Killed instantly. A number OF ciozenA
armed with shot guns and reyolyers, immeaiass'y
,,oi IN pursuit Of the murderer but were Kept at
os - hv the constant aud rapid firing OF the despcsado
saI A. Issf accounts hs hsd Let bsen eapsNsso