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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03
SOrTHERN WAR CLAIMS.

Remember 1861. "The Demo-
eractic party will never rebsl; threats
of disunioa 1t the south cone only
from . few irresponsible psrsoss, !"
Democratic speaksrs had said only .
year before. 50 they say nov, The
Democratic party will never pay
Southern war claims. Only = few
reckless men psoPoss 1t 10 please the
mob; osly ignorant nsa imagine
sh.s It il possible. TIE Democratic
party wosld nsvsr permit such =
shiae." Yes! A Democratic resi-
dent would resist just - Buchanan
r,~ht,d secession! Gov. Tiiden h
: sagaeieus naa. He knows that
49, Southern demands are injuring
his party.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

CoLoxKL ELLIS reference TO the
present hard times and business par
alysis, in his speech las, night, should
have been accompanied with the
natural corollary that the pressu,
hard times and business paralysis are
logically tracesbls to the war. and to
nothing else, which the Democrats
brought on.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

COLONEL ELLIS has = nice way u
stating only half Ut thing. Fed
erAi taxes. he says, in $50 ~sre lcss
than hvs dollars per capita. Now
they art more than eighteen. The
increase, be did not stop to say, was
70 meet the expenses Of the war, and
the Dsmocrauc party brought On
the war.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03
REGISTERED VOTERS.

n IST OF VOTERS REGISTERED FOR
IL the general ele ton, Tuesday, November
Z, 1875, silver City Precinct, Lyon county,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

LYON COUNTY TIMES
rRIDAY............N NOV 3 1876
Ne National Republican Tickst,
ron PRESIDENT.
RUTHERFORD b. HAYES,
- oass.
ron VICE rR4sfpur.
WILLIAH 4. WHEELER,
- sEw rsaA
0rArE TICKET.
Presidential Eleeeorss
q. u DA0oEr Storey o0mV
0Do1oD TuFTLy.... or1ssy ossnC
N. ". DMnoP. .......--..L aac0an osesv
yuAes 81 sspreoe. Osar1
Q. y. Leonard.
Fer Ceagrssss
Thomas Wren.
LYON COUNTY TICKET.
Pr state s~satar;
THO. .. DAVENPORT.
Pr AsssnsiyUsaa
PHIL. D. WRIGHT,
Il. KENNEDY,
C. CLIAvER.
h. sheriff;
BERT 4. COOK.
Per rxsasurse:
J. D. SINS.
Far pssaesss Atssrsey:
GEORGE W. KEITH.
Fur Asssssoe.
CHARLES F. BRANT.
Fur Recorder:
PARK BARN
ros County 0erA:
HoRATIo c. LINGO n.
Rse County coanissi"s~rs
JOHN G.. MckE L.
CLong Term.l
GEO. w. BIT RR1ER
Snort ferui.l
Pr County Surveyor:
N.u-EL d. LDI n B.
p,r superp,e.aent Of Pssue Schools:
CHARLES II. STEu u A n.
Ta Coroner;
THoS. r. HAWKINS.
Fer seAsei rr,ssss:
silver City.
JAS. NJ. McGINNIs, PATRICK
HENRY, n. J. T. sCHEEL.
N.LJOHNSON. S. L. ROBINSON
L. A. GUILD.
T. WoSrILl. R. 8. RAW,
L. LAME.
Tor osustasies:
silver CITY. Dayton.
wv. MILLER n. W. sTlLES,
For Justice Of the Peace:
silver CITY. pas'ss'
A TAFT. n. HICk Ely.
County Central oonmii'es'
J.R. SHAW.
". KING.
PRANK KENYON.
PATRICK HENRY.
Re RAW.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03
NEW TODAY.
Assessment Notice.

4 TLANTIC CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A company-Lvcation of principal place
of business. san frxncisco. California. oca-
ton u work Dcvil's Gate District. Storey
and Lyon Counties. Nevada. - Notice 10
hereby given that ~ . meeting of the True
tees Of said company held on the 10Th day
Of October, 1876. an Assessment mo. v Of -
Cents per xhar~ WAS levied upon the cspital
stock Of the corporation, payable immediately
In United States gold coin, to the secretary
u the Once Of the company. No. 40 Pine
street. Room No 81, San Francisco. Cali
foruia. And any stock upon which this
assessment shall remain unpaid on the Twen-
tieth Ieoth day Of November, 1876,
will be deemed Delinquent and will BE- duly
advertised for sale At public sion. aud un
leea payment 10 made before will be scld on
TUESDAY. the Nineteenth day Of pecsfa-
Der. 1876. to pay delinquent assessment. To-
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of sale
by order Of the Board of Directors
PETER RoBtRTSoN. secretary.
of:iee--Room 81. Nc. $50 Pine street. San
Franeisce, California
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

Director Lindsrman has advanced
Ms bidding price for silver to 1T per
NDscs,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03

Hayes and Wheeler, State aad
County Republican ticket,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-03
\ OTICE!

NoSiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TEE
~ partnership heretofore existing bstveea
JosEPa n. DAMON and SOL. NoEl. ID this
day dlssolvad by mutual eonsent, rhs b0si-
nesa uiil Ac continued By col Noel. y no In
astAos.is III 10 collect all indebtedness due tho
hsm asd pay all debts dus ~ the ARA
JOSEPH n. DAMON,
SOL NukL.
vtnstHia Oty. oseesss u, lAie.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
DRY GOODS.

Our stock in all the branches ofhs extensive department,
I oS ae snS % s %e So SR
g5spGS az and A. Uaey oaT Sug o. y
shed reputation in these respects guarantees US IN war
based As they are upon the recent e9tsordnay decline
ma.lins linens. &e.. challenge composition :,
goods and article advertised to be in stock
and as represented.
WALKING SKIRTS.
with deep hems cluster tucks and
embroidery from SOC. to s. rs.
in every variety of trimming.
cHEMIsEs IS 40. a. A. 4s inch bands
handsomely trimmed. embroidery and iinsertings.
DRAWERS. Is. 27 and 20 inch sDa bands Ses " - ."
Length prOporsiOnsd, with hens iueks esginss. 4e.
NIGHT DRESSES. II. IS and Is inch neck size;
lines yokes rufhings insertions: &c:
BRIDAL SETS three pieces.
elegantly trimmed
CORSET COVERS "'"
in various styles Of trimming
n,rss,xc s.oor,s from eoc to 81 rs
Furned and tucked, insertions, insert, on, 4cs &c :, %
LADIES' TRoUssEAU CcompIete).
ooRsETs.
woven jean, nursing Glove fitting. French coutille.
abdominal. werly. silk, &c. 80
Moire, satin and bridal Corsets hand aud order
at very reasonable prices.
Misses Corset Waists. COO
..... Corset and Skirt Supporter, combined, 81 10.
compr,ins Shirts, Bands, skirts, YIgh.dre,.ss
WEDDING. TRAVELLING OUTFITS and '0E fSFANTs'
WWAhRDR0BEs scnsta2,y Ii on hand or FURNISHED TO
Rules for sclfmeasurcment or any other information
Gured sent to part of the country free Of charge
The firm guarantee every article advertised by them to
be in stock and to be as represented.
Send for catalogue. mailed free of cost
Samples of all of goods free all sections of
our country
LORD 4 TAYLOR,
BROADWAY AND 2oTH ST.. NEW YORK
A.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY OF
THE LATEST SPRING STYLES
ALSO.
AN ENTIRE STOCK FROM AUcTrzs
AT
IMMENSE BARGAINS
ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS, FROM 81 so PER YARD.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. FROM 81 PER YARD.
INGRAINs FROM SOC. PER YARD.
LACE CURTAINS
FROM
ONE DOLLAR
PER PAIR To THE FINEST IMPORTED
ABOUT HALF PRICE.
CURTAIN NET AND COTTAGE DRAPERY,
CREToNNEs, REPS. FURNITURE. CIIINTzEs, &C.
WINDOW SHADES, CoRNICEs. &c.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN oILoorHs.
ALL WIDTHS.
AT
SHEPPARD KNAFP's
Nos 1ss and ie5 9Th sv., door below 18th st.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
DRY GOODS.

HAhADAAAO" VI
A. T. STEWART & Co.
REAL ISD INDHSa1y dASEGs H1isG g hxIs All sH%wL
PARIS, BERLIN AND poNEsTIo .oouv.
PoLoNAIsE, &C. &c
READY MADE DRESSES.
from Pingat and others
LADIES' PARIS TRIMMED HATS.
from Vrot and others
ELEGANT LAcEs AND LACE GOODS
LADIES' HAND EMBROIDERED
UNDERWEAR.
ELEGANT WEDDING TRoussEAux. o
they viii make large additions all their popular
plain black. coored and fancy
SILKS.
commencing at the extremely low price ofsi per yard
An extensive assortment OF
fresh goods %n So & s1' " So S.y. N ts. :
city.
READY MADE SUITS.
saiS snd sn sTs 81
BROADWAY, 4TH Av. 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
PoPULAR TRADE
CARPETS.
A. t STEWART 4 Co.
having made 'Ffs fSE sRsE domestic
Tc;h good; Of hs & best bS quality & ssS 20
81 20 per yard; good value ios - 20
SooPssss English and Domestic
81 per yard recently sold 81 IS aud 81 SO yard
Thev are ais 7sG Offering as1 a lsEgs sgs, line Of
at largely reduced rates.
They have opened the latest novelties in
MoQUErrEs, vELyETs,
by the yard and in one piece OF various sizes
Offering an unusual opportunity to to supply
their wants at prices lower than similar qualities have bcen
BROADWAY. 4rH Av. 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
II BARGAINS
will open on Monday asrci %, Extraordinary bargain.
PARIS, .ssSE sES5lS sISE %ASp ISET. SEE YORK
SERGE ASp cAMEms mm.s II HAIR u ,Ia rs
recently sold at si2 and SIS.
very handsome. only $40 and IS.
LYONS PLAID SILK SUITS,
elegantly trimmed, only $45
FoULARD SUITS, si2-AND UP.
CALICO SUITS. VERY HANDSOME. g.
CALICO ROBES, 81 So
Also large assorsmsn. Of linen and batiss
DRESSES,
In boxes, at unusually attractive prices
BROADWAY. 4TH Av. 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
A T. STEWART CO.,
N. on Monday, March ~, will make an immense dis
PRINTED 'SS8SMBRIcs.
designs fresh goods that wash we'll price only Sc and
614c. per yard
49, ,,, Alargc invoice of
MoHAIR PLAIDs AND STRIPED
CAMELS HAIR CLOTHS,
the extremely price Of l2c 2Oc 25c and Sc per
yard; good vauo for 25c., 35c and SOC.
A great variety OF
ALI. WOOL DRESS FABRICS.
very hne at Soc per yard. upward.
And they will largely repensh and continne the sale Of
GIrEE I-3H AsD SHIFTING LINENS, ,
DAMASK. DAMASK TABLECLOTHS,
NAPKINS. he nc, &c,
at the same recent low prices
NEW YORK Mills. wAMsUTTA
AND UTICA SHIRTINGs
full yard wide only 1870 per Other standard brands
all widths at proportionately low prices.
FLANNELs, BLANKETS
CoUNTERPANEs, QUILTS, &c,
very attractive prices
BROADWAY, 4TH Av.. 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
CRIND MILLINERY OPEkING
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

A SUPERIOR DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING
"A. Exausite IT. trimming and finish; elegant styles
materials furnished up
Mine. A. DUVAL. importer, s7S Broadway.
A OPENING or IMPORTED PARIS PATTERNS
"a. for spring; patterns from perfect ht
warranted Nine. A. DUYAI. importer S7S Broadway.
A CLOSING OUT SALE or FRENCH GOLD PAPER
"A hangngs, 2Sc 20 soc per roll also Carpets. Oielohs
Window shades. at half price
A ANNE. A. DUvAL HAS THE ONLY REAL
IA. French Paner Indispensable 20 the style Of
ladies' dress; made order only also improved Bosom
Pad: elegant and natural hne French Corscts s7s
broadway. mp stairs.
A CARD.-ON ACCOUNT or ILL HEALTH RE.
n urIng from retail trade. will sell large stock Of
Ladies' Chldrens and Infants Outfits: Bmbroiderics OF
description At 50 cents the dollar Fixtures and
other cases tor sale low. J. .. COLBY. % fth sv.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
broadway aud 2Oth st.

h''@"""1 "tiN ~tt" -.
ITJ d. LIvERRE's al 9Th Av. BETWEEN 2oTH
"A aud 2Tth stsstamping and Embroidering Establish
large Of imported yoke Chcmise Bands,
ers and Lingerie Ladies Breakfast Caps ladies' Trous.
caux speciality Monograms aud Initials Tor handkerche
clothes embroidered order; lace
and laccs LEANED and mcudcd equal to
A LADY GOING IN MOURNING WILL SELL HER
n entire Wardrobe consisting Of elegant sk Dresses
velvet lace and other Sacks Address WILSON Her.
aid Uptown Branch ofica
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
LORD 4 TAYLOR.

We respectfully inspection Of Ladies' celebrated
$ a and g. bnttoned dress and walking Boots Also Chill
dren's superior school shoes at -; worth s. 90.
Our aim supply excecnt shoes prices below
ordinary We exercise unusual IN measuring
and guarantee in all cases easy and perfect it.
IL Il acknowledged that establishments IL the
convenient and reliable In the city tor both ready
custom Boots and shoes.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

DRY GOODS.
AUCTION. Auction.
Auction.
Auction.
Auction. Auction.
Auction. coEKLING a COMPANY.
Auction. between sth and 9th sss.
Auction. ons block below A. T. Stewart AGO.
Auction Auction. WILL ExPosE FOR SALE.
Ancton-
Auction. coming week the following
Auction Auction EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
AUCTION. AUCTION LARGE '0% %ucTIoS uScciTIoS SALES
Auction. Of last week.
AUCTION acOn SILKS
Auction 20 pieces
Auction. black Tanets Silk. superior quality. s5c- worth
Auction. sl2S
Ans,On. Auction .,.;....
Auction. Lyons black Gros Grain. 81; worth 81 rs.
Auction SIS pieces
Anc;o" Lyons black ro' cras satin face 81 So worth
Auction as pieces
Auction Belion's black Gros Grain 81 7S worth 81 IS
Auction rs pieces
s;ss s'nn'' black s 8 sss fs and s. a' worth
auction. 20 pieces
Auction. g So s. rs and 81 So s. and s. So
Auction. l25 pieces
Aretion fancy sk In stripes and checks CSC 7oc Soc
Auction.
Auction. $50 pieces
Auction S % WORTH sG S sn
Auction. DRESS GOODS
Auction. so pieces
Auction. diagonal Beige, 2oc.. worth sSc.
Auction. $50 pieces
Auction. pure camer' hair fantasia 2oc and e5c worth
Auction. soc
Auction. 95 pieces
Auction pure mohair Glaze for suits 25c, worth 4oc
Auction. IS pieces
Auction. striped Cameo Cloth Csc, worth 4oc.
Auction.
Auction. Cashmere Serge in elegant new colors Soc
Anciion. worth 45c
Auction. % pieces
AaciOn all wool Paris Armuir Cloth, shades,
Auction 31Hc worth Ioc
Auction IS pieces
Auction box check Baerno Cloth. 35c., worth 55c.
Auction
Auction. rs pieces
AncCn LOuis'ns Da%:.is Latest Paris novelty SOC,
Auction 35 pieces
Auction all wool Paris CretOnne Cloth, Soc, worth 75c
Auction. 45 pieces
Auction Cashmere de Mecca entirely 5oc worth 75c
Auction 40 pieces
Auction all wool Argentine de Beige Soc, worth 7sc
Auction 35 pieces
Auction Pure silk and wool Pongee Bike, worth eoc
Auction
$::;:$ 4::;:$ " wool sssii vide. s worth
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIlIIIIIIII
Auction. $50 pieces
Auction all wool black French Cashueres Of the famous
he uoat ralfa Ala
Auction ported eS c Sc % 81 eiand ' q f9SS' IS fully
Auction. 25 per cent below regular prices.
Auction. BLACK IRON GRENADINES.
Auction
Auction IS pieces.
Auction patent thread ,sa worth s%s S cr'n'dn' %
Auction.
Auction. 125 pieces
A1c,Sn 1c,Sn superb quality iron saSs erenadne s7
Auction.
sc,ior Asc,ion ,,,s .,a -, ,, go pieces an
auctIon. eoc and 7oe., positively worth double
Hnstion 45 pieces
Auction, Mexican Grenadines, 4oc worth e21sc.
auction. Como early and AVOID the great in the
Auction. afternoon.
JOHN E. KAuGHRAN.) ooNKLrNG 4 CO...
7. w CHIvvIS, I No 763 Broadway.
W. II. CONkLING. between sth and 9th sts.
CRossLEY's
CARPETS
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. 81.
J.&J. W. CRossLEY.
$40 and a22 BROADWAY.
Pearl l.
A.
d5occ RRRS Rs EEEEEE NM NM I'M SS ErEEE
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

BLANCHE. OR EUGENIE's SECRET or BEAUTY
for the complexion, by r. COUDRAY. OF Paris impars
beautiful transparent wheness 20 the skim absolutely
from all injurious substances and extensively used
crowned heads OF Europe.
l. SHAW l54 WEST 14TH ST., NEAR MACY's.
SOLE AGENT, 3g4 BOwERY, CORNER 4TH ST.
The celebrated y. COUDRAi'S AURORA. 20 bleach any
color dark hair fine golden blonde without any
jury the hair Price for Bounce bottle 81 5D for g.
ounce bottle, 81 so
SOLE AGENT. 354 BOwERY, corner OF 9Th 81.
J. b. FONTANE'S. OF Paris, wonderful preparation.
DEKMATINE.
to remove all wrinkles from the face. g bottle
L. SHAW. ,54 WEST i4TlI ST near Macys
SOLE AGENT. 1854 BOwERY, corner OF 4th s.
A REDUCTION TO DEALERS ON ABOVE ARTICLES.
full line Of Cosmetques hand in great variety, as
Rouees, Pencils for the veins and eyebrows, &c
The largest assortment OF
HUMAN HAIR GOODS.
Positively retailed a. wholesale prices
The most modern styles of COffFURES on hand.
INVISIBLE FRONTS In great variety very stylish and
improving the looks Of all ladies instantly Introduced first
e,,,sr s4 WEST 18th ST.. near Maey's
L. ShA"' 364 BOWERY, corner Of 4th 81.
L. SIIAw'S newly invented STEMLESS GRECIAN
BRAID be arranged In style without difficulty from
sHRIKpREssIxG Soc COMBINES made m osc and
5or per ounce by l. SHAW'S newly invented method
roots all way. equal hair from the HAIR
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
GRAY HAIR A SPECIALLY
Goods to all Of the country when prepaid free
of all charge. G. o. D. with prvl Of examination
LrCoNoMY IN SHOES.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

Millinery Buyers ~ called To our
grand display OF rich Pattern Bon
nets and Round Hats and other
choice novelties IN French Millinery
Goods which can only be found nt
our houses anu At our usual low job
bling prices Respectfully.
J. ROTuSCUILD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-13

PRESIDENT TILDEN's CHAIR.-Last even
ing President Samuel ]. Tilden was present
ed with floral chair. 1t was carried to his
o'clock, was gracefully received by the
members of the Presidents family and
placed on q marble table In tn 9 front parlor
OF the new presidential mansion. This
floral tribute to the representative or the
people was in the form OF q reception chair
resting on q platform of living ferns. The
edged with vi0lets; covering the seat was q
purple star on q white ground. The decora.
lions were tastefully arranged with the ne "
cardinal pinks. Twfned among the ferns on
the slope below the PLATFORM were the words,
in white carnations, "Samuel j. Tilden, d
and beneath them, In violets. were the
words "White House."-tM Y. Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-13
The AaFkeu-

BALTIMORE, Nov. 49, Virginia ga, de-
ferred. %; do. consolidated, 90; DO. second
series, IS. North Carolina 6's, old, 10.
Sugar active, strong and higher, l1E.
BALTIMORE, Nov. I3.-COttOn active and
ktrong-micdling, l2al2 l. l6. Flour quiet aud
saskatchewan st and western super, 4.OOa
45o; do. extra, 5 00a5 50: do. family, s. sal 90:
City Mills super, 0Os4 80; do. extra, 25s
6 IS; Rio brands, 6-5Os7.T5; do. family, 50.
Wheat-western steady and firm; southern
hrmer and higher-No. western red. 126;
No. do, LIS; Pennsylvania red, 1.25al 30;
Maryland red, good 10 prime, l2Sal.35; do.
amber, l37al40; do. white, l. 20a1 80. Corn
southern more active and nrmer; western
white, 45a52; do. yellow. 46a55; western mixed
old, spot, Sc; last half November, SIX; De-
cember, 81 s.. Oats steady-southernp prime,
35s36; western white, Sass; do mi xed, 30a3i.
Rye quiet-65a6s: Clover seed frmer-13Xs
lax. Hay firm, demand fair-Maryland and
Pennsylvania prime, l5s16. Provisions quiet
and steady. Pork, Il. 25al750. Bulk meats
shoulders, 6As7; clear rib sides, 81, loose;
1Ss9G, packed. Bacon-shoulders, sas n ;
clear rib sides, 9Xa1O. Hams, l6ais.
Lard.re shas II ss,lA: Butter prime
heavy; western good TO prime, 22a2I; do.
extra fne, 25s2. Petroleum strong-crude,
14 refined, &c. Coffee quiet but frm-Rio
careoes, 16 a19 y; jobbing, Is 4a30X. whis-
Ky dull and nominal, LIP. Receipts-nour,
rye. $50. shipments-cornr 1900.
NEW YORK, Nov. lS.-stocks active,
lower; unsettled feeling. Money, q Gold,
109x. Exchange, long, 4szk; short, go .
Governments active and lower for currency
bonds. Rest steady.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat nrm. Corn q shade drmer.
LONDON, Nov. -, 1918 p. m.-Consols IS =
Tor both money and the account u. X,
bonds, new SIS, l06s. Erie, 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-13

THE CENTENNIAL ENHIBrTroN-Srheyae
jon PEI fndHe1t St0tO.-The paid admissions
10 the exhibition on Saturday were IL as of
which 254 were al half fee. The general be-
lief that the exhibition would be yirtu ally
closed after Friday caused the diminution
In the attendance on Saturday, but, as the
fact becomes known that the display can
ly, the number Of paying visitors will
doubtless increase. The dismantIing OF ex-
hibits has begun, but at present In no way
seriously interferes with the sight seeing
At meeting OF citizens on Saturday favor
able TO forming stock company 70 secure
the main building as q permanent exhibI-
ton, Mr.. Clement c. Biddle stated "a al no.
tice OF application for a charter has been
given for new company, to be called the
fnternational exhibition company Of Phila-
delphia, with capital OF 5000 900, divided
into six thousand shares OF 500 each. IL was
also proposed 70 receive subscriptions TO
stock. Then there was proposed 4 mainte-
nance fund, 70 be made OF subscriptions In
cash or stock OF the centennial board OF
finance, cash subscribers being entitled 20 q
season ticket for the year 1871 for each ten
dollars contributed, and the other contrfbu-
tors TO one season ticket for 1871. for every
two shares, or twenty single tickets for i'd
mission for each share. The amount needed
was $3.50 600 In cash, % may be asked Tor
from time to time. and the remainder In
stock. IL was stated thai me fennsylvanta
railroad company held STA 900 In stock, and
that they would Be equally willing 70 sub
scribe literally 70 the enterprise. The same
statement was also made In regard 70 the
Lehigh Valley, north Pennsylvania and
other steam roads Subscriptions amount
ing TO near Sl00.O00 In cash and $50 OoO In
stock were received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-13

Hayes "a 3i9; Tilden 40 1913; republican ma
jority, II ,35l.
The President sustaf.ed.
Governor Rice, OF MASSACHUSETTS, mas sent
the following TO President Grant:
"The entire repu olican and Independent
press of Massachusetts heartily sustains
you in sending troops to the disputed states
to preserve the public peace, and the people
will as loyalty abide by the result OF the
election when honestly determined.
(Signed) ALEXANDER h. RICE"
Congregational.
Hon. Rufus 8. Frost hled petition for a
recount OF votes In the 4th Congressional
district of Massachusetts,.
Additional and latest returns from the Sd
Arkansas district indicate the election OF
Craver. independent democrat, for Congress,
over Mcclure, republican, by small ma
jOrity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-13
PROBABLE ACTION OF TIE SOUTH SHOULD
hAYES BIZ ELECTED.

A RELIC OF THE WASHINGTON SAFE
BURGLARY-I NelO Trial Denied 10 TOlz AT
the last term of the United States circuit
court John NOlz was Convicted OF having
committed perjury in swearing to a bail
bond for Thomas p. Somerville, lawyer of
this city, indicted for completely in the
WashiDgto safe burglary case. Somerville
defended VolZ, and on his conviction argued
q motion for new trial, on the ground that
the facts did not make out a crime of peri Jury
as defined by the revised statutes. Judge
Benedict to day gave his decision on the
motion, in which he says: "I am OF opinion
that the offence OF perjury as defined by the
statutes was committed by the accu sed
when, in proceedings taken before United
States Commissioner Osborn, to justify him
self against the exceptions OF the district
attorney to his sufficiency as bail for Somsr.
Vile, prisoner at that time In custody
under commitment OF Com missioner o.
born, and entitled to be released by such
commissioner upon giving good bail, he
made deposition containing material state
ments touching his property which he did
rot believe to be true the motion is denied
IN Y Post, 1lth.
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Two UNSUCCESSFUL SUITS AGAINST
CONGRESSMAN WoOD.-Martin Jackson, as
assignee OF n. Hill Fowler, sued Fernando
Wood to recover $500, claimed to have been
paid by Fowler November 10, 1864, 10 Charles
Mccarthy at tie request OF Mr.. Wood.
The suit was begun within nve days OF six
years after the alleged transaction. Mr..
Fowler was at the time Cor poration At
torney, and McCarthy's claim was for serv-
ing processes in suits by the city. The case
was tried yesterday In Superior Court, ibe
fore Judge Sedgwick. Mr.. Wood testified
that he simply advised the payment OF the
Woods favor. Judge Speir, in Superior
Court, yesterday granted an allowance OF
$3.50 to defendant in the suit OF David Ogden
against Fernando Wood, brought to re-
N. Hill Fowler to Mr.. Wood for appoint
ment as Corporation Attorney In 1862. Mr..
Wood had occurred judgment in his favor
~ y World 1lfh,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-13
EUROPE TO-DAY.
Depressing Effect OF the CzaFs
War signs

LONDON, Nov. l3.-The Cars speech At
NJ scow on Friday lsst has a depressing
effect on the stock exchange here.
War signs.
The Pa Nal Gazette OF this afternoon. in q
leading article, says: Once more darkness
has fallen over the prospects Of peace. That
IL will lift again we may hope, but the news
that comes both from st. Petersburg and
ConstantiDople gives as warning that what
is called feeling may yet conquer wisdom.