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New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
nIsonnrRLY pLEAsuREsEEEERs.

A party of about 300 persons from Newark
attempted TO land from their boat nj the Locust Grove
Hotel ut Bath L. L. yesterday afternoon but the propr-
ctor Mr. IIoope objected Intelligence sent to the
HroobIyn polio, u.adqnartcrs that "a rot about To
take place and the reserves Of the South Brooklyn pre-
cinci., about 75 men, were Immediately dispatched to
the grove EAtrayagan stories were at once circulated
regard aar, and II was stated that hdllDer OF
was found that the rioters had ocpured Previously.
however. 30 30 OF them had got aShOEc ana walked
,hnnt Inc ,lrouu1s and pavilion acting la dsOricrly
manner The special officer detailed to duty at that point
had been assisted by thice policemen from Ne" Utrecht,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
NIP. GARNER,s BUSINESS.

Among the expressions of regret for Mr..
Gamers death have been many concerning the probable
injury resulting TO the thousands OF wormen employed
by him in the numerous manufactures which he
owned. and many surmiscs have been made as
to the disposition OF his property to be mace
by the guardians of his children. sainnel
". johnson Mr.. Gamers partner states that the pusl
ness Of the late firm of Garner Co. viii be coniuctc
under the firm heretofore. and that the DEAN OF
the head OF The firm will make no difference whatever
that Mr. Garner made provision several years ago of the
emergency o. his DEATH and that the mills VIII not stop
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
ATTRACTION OF THE sUNDAY-sCHooL GATH
ERING.

FAIRPOINT, N. Y, July 23.-The National
sundayschool Assembly this place will begin its
sion on Wednesday next with array OF talent never
cxceed upon this continent For the Scientific Congress
the names OF Prof Doremus OF NewYOrk, Prof Salt
more OF Rochester, Dr. Townsend Of Boston DR.. Win
chcll Burrard and host OF Others, are announced.
Tie lectures are TO he illustrated with brilliant
experiments. The Sundayschool and Church Depart
ment will be assisted by such men as Mr. Talmage.
Bishop Simpson, Dr. Tiffany, DR.. Deems. Dr. Newton,
Lyman Abbott, Gen Fiske and others II ia expected
that Mr.. Saukey will also be present at the Assembly
The Assembly will furnish recreation Tor Its guests m tie
form of fireworks IN the evenings, centennial trCeant-
ings concerts aud music the lake, with an illumin
ted fleet Of steamers
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

recognition Of the mans high character and ability or
manifestation OF the fairness which chsracterzes your
paper. thank you sincerely. Although Democrat,
have read THE TRIBUNE since first became interested
in public affairs, and / shall always read and In many
respects guided by IT, This time, however think tho
young OF land anxious for the cause Of honest
government are against you, and of them mean
to do all that in me lies TO nulrry your present political
teachings. Respectfully NJ j. COSTELLO.
No. % URionSQudre, July DO, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
GENERAL CAMPAIGN NEUS.
Ac,IL FOR THE "BOYs IN BLUE"
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,
NEw-YORK CITY, July 2J 1876.

NEw-IORK CITY, July %, 1916
To the Veteran soldiers aud Sailors Of TIE Siats Of Ntr
TOrk.
COMRADES: In response TO the call of "The
Veterans National Committee" the undersigned hereby
call upon their comrades throughout the Stitt OF New
York to proceed at anize in their respective
districts companies OF Boys in Blue and TO hold county
conyentonsao possible 10 select and recommend
officers for brgadcs and divisions, and 10 take measures
to ful representation at The Sate Convention
to he held at some time and place to be hereafter desg
mated Every soldier and sailor who defended the Union
against the late rebellion should br organized repcl te
Of the country ami th' Old rams should pre-
the uuhgohcr frun that they dd ~ l~Oi
When ORGANIZED please report To Major willard Bulhtd
Secretary at these headquarters, Box 1Ol, NcW Ork
stOnce On behalf o the New YORK state Committee
Soldiers and sailors appointed by the Juca ConNen-
ton held Aug. 20;1 1s72. GEO. II. eHtPrF, Chairman
T. E,r,urv SccTei'li'S' Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
P1SSENGERS AKRITED.

FROM LONDON-In steamship australia July 23.-Mr
and Mrs Sias lardnes, Ms GIoge, Or. D. q. smith fP
NJ. CrIy4th. 4. j. RYDER james cox
NJ strauss Masca no, MIS- Boulie ana fou chill
orep Mr. Anderson Bartlett, Eliza SaaGiori Ac; Law
McAlpne Jacob Viola aud three dag ier- lss
{. Ianumea Blanca Campanela O. fornagbi r. M9rtn0Lt
Andrea Pall4iinD Euima Pa,lalBo Luigi. Pala
dino o. Panne7ianu Tuiya Slckel Adele Bescs' Maria Be
sc.t laudna Perla AdamO Aetiy Eoles, J. Pendetn ~
Nh T. Trader Geo. Trader Adele Perla, caae0ti Re
gina Nafnat Mr.. MartiUai. q. NOnge, Lutia E0nchi A.
Smbroget Amalia c1ina AEnotta ielDi, j. ATceliag
T. Btrnaegi a. Nascarni LIZ gia Aascainl tabiS0 itna
Adele RuscOn 5lrs T. Clint, Miss DuttOn hrS BeSh Misc
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
DRAMATIC NOTES.

The drama of Conscience" by Messrs. Ian
caster and Magnus, has been bought D. Miss Kar t!s-
ton aud that actress has been persOnaDs is heroine II
Chicago.
The current theatrical attractions are few,
and they remain unchanged Nj and Mrs, Florence. ia
= Inc Mishty Dollar" at NaiacNs, Mr. DAYS play oi
fque, AT the Firth AVeuur and Mc.sI- Kelly and
Icons hlhstres az The Twrniyth street Opera House,
ore We relghmg features. 1aese Hmsirels frequently
deserve ne public favor by largely cOnriiun9 10 lie
public pleasure.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

Pappenheim sang Spanish song as an encore piece:
Dui ing the evening Don Carlos with his suite walked
several times around the garden apparently enjoying
himself, notwithstanding the crowd which followed ms
steps Shortly before the concert ended he left. The
evening cool and large crowd was IN the garden
The Excise law was rgidy enforced, and no beer was
sold SUPERINTENDENT WaIng aud Capt. Steers OF the
Twenty-nlnn Police Precinct present in civilian
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

4 mass meeting Of the coIorcd citizens Of
the WIN Assembly District u.err the auspices o' 'r
Excelsior E,pul ln CDlurci Cup of that district, viii
Ir hold 20 tuc Republican headquarters, at NJ. i
University Iipc tl, evening to r.uly tac nomination
Of HAYES aud wheeler lud to elect Delegates 10 The state
tInrrd Convention 10 b, Bold u yrIcAo "u Jug -.
Among those will deliver aa'ir-rs ar" the krN IL!
H. Garnet. u. d. IT-L George 'lI .c, H. a. MalA'"a'
AMI 1. =. v. TITUS, ,.. .....
CU lloyl uu Grand IT,. fE"y Cry, U1 saturday even
Iue Prominent Republicans veto present and addressed
Inc meeting.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

the accident which in harbor by which W. Il
Garner came 20 untmely death therefore De ~,
Pes0red That a OF two be appointed py he ftes
d,nt OF this Board suitable resolutions expressive OF
our sympathy confidence and that copy of the same
when prepared, be cngro-sej. ,.,..
As committee 10 carry out the resolutions Presdeu'
Wdttemore appointed W. Ill j. BOdne ana H. l. AfIoIu'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
THE GARNER DISASTER.
NO ONE HELD RESPONSIBLE.

CAPTAIN ROWLAND RELIEVED FROM 1IE CHARGE
OF CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE BY TIE CORONERs 8
JURY - ONE OF HIS MOST IMPORTANT STATE
MENTs DIsPROvED BY THE APPEARANCE or THE
MAINsHEET-RAIsING OF THE MOHAWK AND
FINDING OF FROST THoRN'S BODY-FUNERAL
SERVICES.
The sunken yacht Mohawk was pumped ont early
yesterday morning and the body of Frost Thorn,
who it had been supposed fell overheard when the
vessel capsized was found in the saloon. The
Coroners jury Saturday, after hearing the tesi-
moDy Of several witnesses and the statement Of
Capt. Rowland, the sailing-master, held him
guiltess of the charge of criminal negli-
gerce, the declaration Of Col. Crosby in
his favor ev vidently having great weight with the
jurors. After the Mohawks deck had been laid
bare il was found that the appearance of the main
sheet disproved one of the most important of the
statements of Capt Rowland as TO the means he
took to right the vessel when she lay on her beam
ends The funeral of Miss Adele Hunter and of the
cabin-boy, Peter Sullivan, took place yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garner and Frost Thorn will be buried
to-day
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
POSITION or TIE GErENnAcE MEN or SDIASA.

INpIANAroLIs, July 23-lhc Chairman. OF the
iudrpcuarut Grocuba,k state Central Committee denies
r report which corucs f.om Washington To the effect
that the Grceubaci parry Indiana VIII supper; rid'n
and u,udr.. in case the House ,I!s ths Resumption
act aud says that In other nycIt viii te lndep"ni
cuts of Indiana .Ipport the Democratic ticAet either
state OF National The independents viii stand ny Peter
Coo.r and thrir own STATE ticket at a hazards, hcc'-
,ur trut the, can ,aly the state 1uc Committee ho'
called new state Convention iur Aug. I, 10 thao Io-
-tou ON the silver question, aud via ac ilt lh-l t'
state LEGISLATURE La, tNr rI-ut Ia mIht aI siNtI COINS
oil the United states alu legal tcui'r without ImIt a'
to amount, and viii make thIt question tt on tue
ri,r.lou of mriuprl- Tor tIc next General Assembly
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
LATEST FOREIGN Ne VS..
THE TURCO-sERvIAN WAR.
THE srRyIANs STILL NEAR THE FRoNTIER-No AD-
yANIAGEs GAINEp-THE OUTLOOK GLOOMY.
InNInN MnndaE- .LulX u lslG

THE SERVIANS STILL NEAR THE FRoNlIEk-No AD-
yANTAGEs GAINEp-THE OUTLOOK GLOOMY.
LONDON. Monday, July "a, 1876.
The DaiIy Neics's Paratjln special telegram
says:
Nowhere are the Seryians more than one march opt
side of their frontier They have nowhere improved one
step on the original positions attained at the beginning
Of the month They acting the offensive Only al
Satschar, IT, indeed, there
81 confess that to the seryian prospects are
gloomy. Where victory is claimed. as by MirkowiH ana
Onpc the victory consists merely in the repUlse Of an
attack or in other Words the avoidance OF defeat Not
a foot Of ground, nothing except the barren result of
holding their own Is claimed by themselves. On
Sunday Gen. Tchenayeff arrived here"
The Bqiy Nees's Belgrade special, dated Saturday
say: It expected that Prince Mlans head}uarleFs
s,l DC removed from Pariy on slhilJ ItoD%,Dy Z"
saiischar il the operations theGeaDo4t are Iloipe
Austrian Sclavonan volunteers VINO hau lahueu Ioe, -
return to Austria. Upon their refusal discussion l9
lowed. The Consul seized seIyian gendarhie. IHe
citizens warned HIM to deslst II he WI II, 10 depart ID
safety. The Consul has proceeded 10 sennlln'
The Daiiy Ners's Coustantinop!e dispatch says: "A
correspondent who has just returned from Phlpgoi
fully ininrgns me Daily SeirsS account Of bulgarian
atrocities His facts were obtained from the reports o,
names he was allowed 10 Use as authority
In, m F,,Itp the YritisI Emassador to TFgcy Tor
sHppres,ng the facts. and assqrt that Mr. Barring,
the English Secretary OF Legation, Is incompetent
to iuyest,atr the matter Ma. Schuyler, the American
secretary OF legation starts Tomorrow to inquire into
the adyisabiiy Of establishing NlceC9ni'Jmaie "a al
PhiDpois. His report the atrocities VIII, II Is e1-
pectcd disclose the Truth.
The Daily Necs's Vienna dispatch says:
IT il umored here that Cen I;naef took iuioTEn i,
Council Of STATE possessed OF compromising
documents concerning Jim.
The IeiegrdphS Benin special says;
lam informed that Seryia has solicited Germany TO re-
coEcic tue Russian and Austrian views ~ the nesOll-
'io5ls tu3t must ensue shuuld further rcYcI5es
cotur Srryl 10 sue for armi,tce. that the IGlA
"a dcmauGs may be modified and scryan territorial III
tcgr.ty preserved
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
DON CARLOS AT GLMoREs GARDEN.

Don Carlos and his suite paid visit to Gil
more's Garden last evening lie occupied box at the
left OF the entrance over which tho United States and
Royal Spanish flags drapcd. AS he entered the
garden the band stopped on the piece which was being
performed and struck up the Royal harch OF Spain
Spanish chant also On the programme anu Madame
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
MIDNIGHT U'E41HER REPORT
Probabilities

For Netr- EHglaHI tie Middle States and the
o,r,r hts rfau c5, HOrUeriy to i-eSiiy wiadS and
csGr or mi e0isr cW pyeral, rh stationary or S0ciy
rising barometer.
see partly cloudy weather light nOrtheiy 10 westerly
Winds aud rising barometer, with no decided change IN
Cantionary signals will continue from Sandy Hook 10
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

"No man can do anything against his will
said q nietaphysiciau FaitA,' said Pat, - i Ead
brother went to prison against hs WILL faith. he did
A medical man asked his gal adviser how
he could punish - servant who mad stolen canister OI
valuable snuff. ~ no' aware Of any act" said the
lawyer d" that makes it penal 70 take snuff"
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

BURBANK-wHITF-At FORT hamilton. Kew York Tarbor
MonIay Dorinu July y, by the cy i. A. Aspinval
MAYOR JAS. t. Burbank Ir AZ! lcIy United states
Army aud Alice G daughter O Cka!es A. Llte, esl OF
II,dr :JrS, Ng,s
-WHIrE-T ur',ay, Goth iost a. the Cathedral
lie, hy the X lt Rev. Bishop W. g. NcClOskey
assisted by IRE NcarGtEviai, Father Dunn and t&thtr
HaNtI. Peter A. CI1n, ". d. AMI Aug'le L. daughter OF
ls Lewis !. White, esq, both OF NeW-lOik CIty No
CJIIs.
NCATEE-SAYLES-A the residence Of Dr. II. Sayles by
I'.- a.. is,c'irI. NCdLct.ty, July -, 1876, Rev.
William a McAtce Of Dsnye Penn, aud Emma oayies Of
this ,I.y.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

Queen Mineral waters Most papp2r European beverage
day. Used al HgS class hat,ls, clubs rtst@uA
either plain win hin .! Wiz, sll, g. imported
champag shaped glass bottles VIZ p iOri aO S
Agents name N CT LLAGii ~ 60, Ncn Ora. .. 4,
For sale by all wine merchants groces, Gad ccaess III
mineral
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

" our new club is going 10 have ali tEe home oomfols
indeed sneered the wife and when pray Is our
nome TO have all the club conilortsi1 ''
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
Sueudl Nollces.


American Insiitate.A stated meeting Of tbs ins nte
will bs li i - Cooper Union, on III RNAl,
Aug. 3, at o'clock, p IIIAs. Mex LEu>fl Rec. sec
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
A PROBABLE MURDER.

Patrick Harraher of No. 247 Mulberry-st
stabbed Patrick Brce who lives in the same house. early
this morning naictng fatal wound. All day yester-
day there had been quarreng in the house. Margaret
shea who lives with arraher had been drinking Brice
and his wife went to bed at 10 O'clock but Brice after
ward got up TO smoke As his wife lay ID bed she saw
boy Patrick McGnn attempt To set fire To the curtain
ol their room. She told her husband and afteIward
went down stairs There she encountered Mrs. shea,
who applied insulting epthets to her. Mrs. Brcc
knocked Mrs Shea down. They went To the Mulberry
street Police station, and In the mean time Harahtr
stabbed Brice in the abdomen Harraher was arrested
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
CAPT. ROWLAND RELIEVED or COMMAND.

CAPT. ROWLAND RELIEVED or COMMAND.
The ycllic; Of the Coroucr'- jury acqUittiag
Can't Row ,aud Of criminal negligence cal-.l c'uFd"f-
able discussion % ErS-ir .tou saturday afternoon,
many Ico,c tHunc To hc convinced tLa' b. was just
aul.u. ON every eide there were declarations
that the Iury bad dealt too I,utu,y villa Row.
land I,.u tag CONQUER Dempsey waf SAID
io have ,Lp.csacl some f3gr..r. tIc promptly
restored lc captain i0 liberty however. Sinking hands
with INN and oou"rfulti.ur hm upon bio escape.
Rowland took his Gi.cpacr y,ry quietly, and after lc
,.yuc tine cougfltl.l oug 81 Lis .ds, proceeded 20
lr Office OF %, Police Justice % or.Cg t. procure war
r- Tor the arrest OF those person, who had caused his
upL. oument from this resolution De- GI,sua'cl,
however He was rtr.tltcd IN command Of the hoha"h
by Mr PcudotDn, agent of TIE iciIy company
Who r,eired tu tha., with Coroner D.mp,ry tic
authority over the yaoh, and Grew. The hrst
l.. of the caytnin ou Roaming hi, authority WAS
10 d-cLalr Qu4lttrasrr gucs,cu from t'c service,
and ofN ryc other members Of tho % remain on
shore i.u their scr,r,s were called for is va, taken
by the a1r- as q virtual d.-ui--a IL, tncn ro|td out
fo the Yacht and took command OF the work 81 raising H.
Much INDIGNATION wa. expressed amouS The ciIlcn oi
Srv-l.-Lion a. those acts Cd! Sir. F,u3.ton aLd Capt
KowIani as tnc falors thus left unemployed and M
cared for were in destitute condition, having lost
much o. their clothing lu the yacht Iai having 10
r..r., ~ ftD,uT. fpyI. During ~. day aLl
uIslt' Y:rliol. they igd been furnished i-.i
ANA shelter 10 a HrighNO..nr restaurant.
by order Of Coroner Dempsey. About D. n. pr. 'l'
dDlpg tar Coroner, md one or Two "ir'I E'h'''n,h
went uut o. tar yaruj I thc steam lfuu'h, 'thlh
relieved Rowland 81 command hul pH'rd 'h'
J,.si of raising iuc vr'tb 30 rhnir' oi AhNI' N"tI
-uf.rru,lurli Of thc IaI4y Company. Tho sailors ic
t,.tIi La,ltui immediately won't away from tie No
La,ys, and aat.|ald took the ferry 'os HeW-l"iA-
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

THE TRIBUNE GIVES BOTH SIDES HEARING,
TO the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Whether the prominence given by you
thl. morning TO Mr. Parke G0dwin's letter be simply
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
THE IRISH LORD IJEUTENAYTCY.

THE IRISH LORD LlEUIENANItl.
LoNDON, Monday, July 2i. 1876.
The telegraph this morning says it is stated
thai the Duke OF Marlborough win succeed the Duke OF
Abcrcro,n as Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland
lF0r oater Foreign Nejrs see First Pdgcl
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
A NEW SPANISH MINISTER OF FINANCE.

LONDON, Monday, July 2i~IsIo.
The Times Madrid special telegram says that
gcn,r Elduayen Civl Governor oi Madrid has been ap
popfed Minister Of Finace in place OF senor salaycria
The appointment Is pOpulasone.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The Shove th, baum,tics! ,'aon, IN te ,ty e' ,ean'
-
dng minsh' lat night The central h1rris r- ras " "s re
uf
Prsrnts ncual hight u the m-oG durns
Nng ni
pfr.s.r. weather relied
hucuhfinus
indicated
movement Nrn
nc Of uncertain weather VIII @
low G.rut ut line from TIE hhe 80
bad weather while rom s'Lo'
to .s,,I points - uuuiis,4AaUy 20 pleasant weather.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

There la, been a sharp decline in baromeric pressure
during the II hours preceding midnight. amounting To
quarter Of an inch, and within 80 hours total decline
of O35 Fi'ml changes have also taken place over the
Middle and Eastern States. II is indicated that the kind
OF weather which has followed the heated term Will be
continued ma that recurrence Of the heat for more
than day or two nc time is not TO be expected Atcr-
nate clear and cloudy Skies moderate temperature ana
occasional rainfall, may, therefore, be anticipated over
the above territory for n week or more.
I'm this city and 100 miles around clear ana cooler
weather alternating with various conditions of clOudl-
ness stronger wind. and light local precipitation, Will
be most probable for at least three days.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

WATER o. 0I,fIIA tCOIc'iCA
Ts water IL remarkable t,rcomaling ug"r lfOiofuons
Of csIuoui, gas the caiboies oi " ana manganese
than any other natural spring N3'ri. . O.. -.
H. .tuents sufficiently indicate lts use. IL - pleasant
and refreshing I, the taste and i prescribed by p ' as N
cocs whore an the ularuaccutic PREPARATION, u ltoR tt
extraordinary eil'ael ~ cases I" b9ne'" 1'' az"
especially in female complain .-,,o ,,,,pp,,r A
For py PARK y Illfptp AN"SA" '4'hHA|h "
CUNDIr. J. MlLHAU'S soNS.. ,-....-. -. -.
Pho,osreph. OF oil the Candidates from life s,ttnss
snn,d fls trade at short notice Tor Badges Pins, and
Labels BLAUVELT * Co., Manufacturing Photographois
-' .91 and 293 Broadway \. \.
The Gospel Tent.
Thirty fonrtI.sL, W est, aud near Sixt-ave.
(Green cars Of Thirty fourth st. line bass the rent
MONDNY.-Iley w. ;. RAiNSfORD at A. N. subject
"What We Are" ~. o.. .,,n,.
Singing by TIIEO r.. PERKINS and q C0orus
THE GOSPEL TENT HYMN BOOK iog bale st the ohcA
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
EsG1zlz- -
DIED.

AH Notice. OF Marriages mus, Be iadorsed ~ih MI
name GHi address.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-24
Also. Agents for DR.. lie R'chaus
Golden Pills.
. OBLIGATION FOR a PATENT.
"A I0IerH CARSON MINE. No. 100.

~ ~
- ..r1 Office Ca son City, Nevada, MaFcn
1sa 1870 = Notice is hereby given that w
Iop-u CARSON SILVER MINING CoMfASi, y!
IL authorized agent A. =. GOULD "hoso pe
n+ica address is Carson City, Nevada. mas NJ
d,v filed its application ter patent 10, ~.
,een Hundred linear feet OF the NORM Ca Isl
Nine or vein bearing gold and SILVER WIN
a,rsoce cround six hundred .eet in Width'
sitrat, living and being in Eagle anu " ash"'
VoIInv Mining District, County OF oflnsps'
,n5 tate of Nevada, and known ana uesiS
uatad hv the field notes and Official pa. w ~
=, mis- Office as Lot No. ~, in Township 10
,,,rth Renee twenty east of Monte p1aDlo ne
ridian the exterior boundaries OF sa'i Los ~ ~.
40 heino as follows, tO-wlt: Naratlon, ~
cast commencing at Post No /. al :. e. w ~
,f the cIai,u on the southern slope oi w
ornto;r from which point the section corner
80. az the 9 f. corner of Section 81, 1. 10 y.
| :, % e. NJ D. NJ. bears :. 90 io L. iof. ~
| Instant and the flag staff on the dome o, ,ne
CIT. Canitol at Carson City bears ,. D E.
"a rrnninp n 45o As L. 500 ieet 10 fos. ~"
| .. thence a4o l5' ". 600 feet 70 POST 10
| tl,.Ire & 45o AZ W. 800 feet TO fost 10. >
| .nsrce : 40 l5 Z, GOO feeS to pace Oh peSii
! rin.s confusing 20 6t.loo s'res; h,, r'i1,inr
| h-,,,,,;,,l lv o other known mines vi 'u.@
| ,,,;,,v n. location Of this lnlEP Is uu'! -
| on-jnd in tho Recorders Office oi Eagle a'1"
! wasln, Vall-y Mining District al larson Si.y
| EeysJa j., BOOK A of folio 1872 ANY anu az !,
| ,.-.,u. Ella ming adversely any portion Vi s''-
| k,rth Carson Mine or said mining erounu az
| hereinbefore described, are It4itlreu 10 III,
| adverse claim with the Register Oh 'he 81.
| states Land Office at Carson City, III the ON
| - Nayada during the sixty days period OF pup
liration hereof, or they will be barred 10y N'''"'
OF the PROVISIONS " " A. Waltz. Register
| ~ p,,, ATTORNEY mh25
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-24
tn the UNFORTUNATE
KEW REMEDIES
NEW REMEDIES
M c1RnON's DISPENSAR1
623 Kearny Street.

;,oo Established IL 1884, TOT ing
SAL rio. ~ S.xual and Seminal Diseases sue"
y. Gnnorrhea, elect, Structure, sypu. ssc
% r.. ~. seminal Weakness, tnpu'IIp,J,
lts d;sasses of years standing snu
Ieos successfully treated.
GAMMA Emissions, the consequence y, os,,s,
oeihiha NJ, soIi,yry vice, or deprayed seHuA
abuse. o,,.a 'i Is nracticed by the youth OF ooIn
iiiuui - ~, sjn,ost unlimited extent. prouuess
seA SCI ',a-r;ng certainty, the following IRAN
"itn az" srn, nioms. unless combated by soen
s medical measures, viz: oaiiow ~ tba
ance dark spots under the eyes; Pa a. -rst,in0
rod ringing in the ears, morse my ,,ass;nesa
~ Ia,rae and rafting Of charlots, .n.t,,'
OF iea. We tnius weakness Of the limbs. coniu'
~ ,;s,on hunted intellect, loss OF ;:, 20
Haanca in approaching strangers u!siA 49,
cA1 oy, or0nantances, disposition W 'nu
societv loss Of memory, hectlc hos ms Pfnrred
nd varicus eruptions ABOUT 'he 49,,
tn,rne. fetid breath. coughs, n, ;nasn;tv
n l. sa,iof no not obtained, should Apply Ino.
~ n.;. a;tbar in person or by letter. anu nAse
u.a .o aee.te5 nv his new and scientinc houe -
trn.ting This disease, which never ta1is VI e''
sact;nga Quick and radical cure:
CURED AT HOME CrprD At
| Persons st o distance may pe 1H C1RRON.
| HOME. by addressing letterto Dn. ~ AZ
ECaiE' us srmntoms. length Of time the ols'
| 49, bes continued and have medicine Pfon::pt
I~ forwarded. free from damage ana cu,'o1"y
~ any mart of the country, with inil anu p." =,
directions. Ry inserting Ten DOLLARS sea' - -.
registered letter, through the fos,o ~ ,'od;.
! th1onoh Wells Fargo Co.; packas1o W ~,
.no Vii he forwarded to any part OF the mon.
Cor-espondents will please infor1n " . uuuu"
tnst snes mr.. j. F. GIBBON'
! Au a,n1 Box 1857. San Francisco.