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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
THE puILADELpHIA, NEwTowN, AND NEwYoRK


THE PHILADELPHIA, NEWTOWE, AND NTWNORk
BAiLhOAD COMPANY.
Under and y virtGe OF decree entered tho 9ih day ot
August 1876, IN the above suit and IN he exercise OF
power conferred mon under the mortgage OF the
drlcn;a;Iis dated the ut April 1879 the IN
deTsigued trustees. whom ali Se necessary authority IN the
premises gwen by the said decree and mortsase,
will tho FOURTH ;iy OF OCTOBER, A. ID. 1870, ~ II
a. the Merchants Exchange III tbs CITY OF Phl4-
Gepba expose public yenlaa UEcry a. ono entire @ tc
RAILROAD OF THE PHILADELPHIA, NEWIoWN,
AND NEW.YORK RAILROAD COMPANY, VIZ,
All that sail railroad OF the 59id - The PhadeIha
NegtOwu, and SewY York R3lad Company 90 projected,
constructed and being constructed, under
Authority granted sai cOmpacy, beginning az ehighae
through said AMI Counties Of Montgomery ana
Bucks through The NJ NewtOwn To the Delaware hVtf
conicCinl made With the Mercer AMI S0incise
lruJ il NesIer-ry by bridge aud also cNtebihs non
borough Of DoylesowE other point points In The coun
Of Backs Northampton ANA all the brachee acdlticns
and pgttacf win n! ana
singuar the lauds rights Ut tTitgr iresS worse
wh4rvcs, workshops, stations, Offices GcpOts Geii EiOi
ENGINE houses tricks raH, engines clid, lolHg
stock materials f.rEte. eqpmc sd Entertainments
whatsoever U the -al company, dricHAItN necessary ot me
and enjoyment q. ihe said railroad ana premises gisuah
by said uU!tgacC, api;lt"laHj 90 Tie iIai IS rag
and on Tie estate ana property, real ana rsp %
uhia NrwowH New YORK RaiUs! CoJap.n.. vaicl may
b. 0#ucl, acquired, snted - tcn, connect Wit q
appUricaut Tire raid railroad and b;-nesS ana l0g'ie
ALEC with all ald tue easements, lights, heGiIe-
privileges, hcrc'i'Inents, ami aIuieuance5 whatsoever
IGeTaunlo bc,JcaC; aud the toll. lncOH" ara cSihilSs
Chase. completed aid % iniiDuG o"ci
miles, county,
partially graded fni brdgcd Iac Sat ifotrFiy
VIII b. soc cea u ali membranes suO'enea {" INA leh oi
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financial.
GAS STOCKS

A GAS STOCKS.
"A. EEW-YORh. METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
all kinds OF Broosyn AMI New York Gas securities dealt
inby GEO. H. pRENTlSS,
-, 80 Broad St. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
NEW YORK AND PHMADELPnIA NE

BOUND HHgDK ROUTE.
FOR FHIiADtLPtfTa ND THE trN FsNNlAL
commencing ZION DAI. June 49, 1870 trains
LeHv' NV York o. III ertys, az Go, 3:i5 sL5 an
1870, U:3o y. ~
lcaye Clarkson.s'. G:35, 1875, go M 1850
APO. G:2O p. ..
Leave Philadelphia from statIon MORT Penns' lyana RAJ
road, Tild and B,r6ssts 100 $50 N. l3J, so D.
$50 p Centennial GOdnt5 ri IA, yi3 a. H. Id
=, f.Du. Glu d. m.
pillua. Hlg Room Cars attaChcd 20 the I4J and
9:lJ q. ANS uI NrgfO.k. and % rats rNius Ger
ttI!n.a GFrguaN ct ia AMI t:iJ
passenger freight low as by Oihal foute
Centennial prSSencls delivered at the h tDa9ce 10 thN
Centcnniai GSunds. H. T. bAiDN!N.
r. i. RICbER supt and Eng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

,,s silver Sl3,563 The following are the receipts
No,,onal bank notes for redemption for the week
~, saturday, Sept o. as ,ompared with the cor
na;nr week OF last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
WOOL MARKET.

BosToy sept awooi-The demand continues gui'e active
feeling pric'r IN UNCHANGED lu there
is an upward tendency: most ui tie manufacturers are now
stocked ard the present demand ca nor continue
lar any lce time: siirs Cd ohio and i,nt Nta utrces
al 3G4iic inclIdinc and above - z4jc M 42dise;
NM and I'D O.t, &C.. 5IcueaN Fittcs Hn al 5fh'Jc;
C0rn1E suh De.aile Fleece are soisA aieti sats ~
23O 600 29c Fine D,aB, drd - 1GJUr lO' Comb
ms can ost Wool g.. dcInlld and the STOCK Of Spring
~ c1austtd there nave been further arrivals Of new
F, 1 IucuduC lots OF good Quatr but prices
are uoi al, vel UN uf ran "0" .. s'iY O." -l IN
tue rang, Ct iG02yc. a. D. and lots have been sold the
past 10 for bury auo s'oy; sales OF SPuf Can
fori4 Pulled Woods boo fair request, win efs
~ LtG:-t mostly and a. q" 0%ic ana choice
Maine superS loJ l0I advance on tie latter tate
CATTLE MARKETS.
CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-CSruF-ieccuts, 1890; shipments,
$500; market o.,c with good dtmd d bat scarce lof
shipips for Wt, TIE pucs Zoe hrhri other GRADES
adv co-iaE rather easier an round common To
eOt ru sold ~ y 7iaS3 70; medium ;o choice calves.
5a@5 -, iIr f0 cEo, s'ecs, 81 -U0@t ~; 6Xtia 10
chHicr shipping, - l22o-j B..
0sS ,c,u-s. 5Ou slrurfts, 5000 market actr" ana
IU pc,s, nearly al we're sold A. - tp|tb - enemy
al g. .j1s6 20 IJr lDYd heavy to sinun.h light
stIIr scarce, ucIuIualy u'"isus.i "a; receipts w -
IEDlASAPDLs. Scp,. S-o's uhoh heed' r'''yts i2oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
TERMS OF SALE.

TIE property vi sold the iighe.t ami be- biljef
upon his sEing mo condiuo1s OF rsle ana pa'iS fFt MOI
slnI Dollars $1,000 "a cash o! hc Il'c mlhy ~ r
o. forfeited Ia az
the terms Tat b3alCs oil the purchase ,ncy -
lie ua.1 within nurtV he confirmation Of tn sac
bv The court PT1yiA ucye. th1; IN The p mont OF rN
baaure bands. and The Overdue AM Hiid
s thereof ci the si company 'si,IaGs Esy be TAKEN
eac bona and coupon 30 s1c ease T. De taken olf
WOud tiual at d.NfiIJ - winch llf
would hr finally cutlcd pro rata un'l 10" DEC ~ i
court poa OF sad sale by TIE court nrhi
az G1ais and coupons ~
Aforesaid Bruucc thr terms ~ s sale ~ he
made b" MAD"
Ire paynont pu.cba'C uoy ASA cVccu; on u me 10"
the purchaser -I cBfitl. 10 Iac tiN h1l hii the ii
cha.ed prupsftV RIGHTS fancis AL HrNuri arccf ire
clear from al claim - GcmsGf ~ III. rAafrpli Ne"
New hiir,af Company, aur canning
them thereon thereto - q cc1ty - redemption
o: othCrvis'. 1900 - 49,. ..,,,,.....r 900.
GUARANTEE TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT CON.
PANY. MORTGAGE and Trustee.
CfiRTFS' : DAECOAsT ~ counsel with tine Trustee.
NJ. THOMAS q sons. AuctlObeers.
Phiiad lphia- september.
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As, %; ViCsl.f> va AIR LINE.

a W-JERSEI AND NkW-Y0Eh RAIL
X WhI-Fur HhCkEEeA ~, .PEiNG NAlIEG NAA-
GET MN CRY. HAN!.ESfH.M, and STONY POINT.
csv Sew orx va lcrlce, foot tLaa.,ers 81, 40
st5 ~ A. 3 AS. 81 IL. ana G3a :.ur'4y S:45
o:i 7. tienttr uaa Oh ia"nta rgita osty at u
otiuCl through n l-lt. ilSacs Erie
;clG. ofiles An trTi0s leave Ere u~pot jersey CITY
Genera Office, - IIoac%ay: sec cicdr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
Gteamboats an0 Railroads.

ALBANY and TROY by day boats c. VlB-
~ BARD gpd DANIEL DkEW;aLesye vcsi iyS per
rytogn hy euyboat West Point Newbnrgh poughkeepse
Win new ran az ~ w. for me West over Ncw.YorS
Central SPECIAL tan 10 saratoga aud Pound Lake To
kocpaie ~ 80. saratoga and return 50 40 -
CVTIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
SGE sAiT9&SbbA tAEh End al points
sgd ws S 81 80 ?f ne eS sG D%Y tsay exc
scea e. o% Per- ~ Nor Sef l9I' R isS
sara aud TTo and Boston and connecting railroads
Through tickets sold d basS'go s9erffd c3 % sar
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW Jersey.
X ALLENTowN LiNF,-Fsrry station. IN New Wy, YorS
Goi Of Der - f foot Of o5aectS a ~ S Mn
ISg Ranch Division Bonnd Brook win New Line for
HiEh Bdrc WITH igh BTidgs nTinch Al jaDega VIM
S hanna GH' ooh ao with I'm IShsh valley ESoad
Direct inc H@ptsggEg P,;is9gEsh a.; ana 49, 80 west
conmencng jay 81, is76-Lcave NewYork too' Of Lib,
$40 mMAli TRAN Tor Gehooley's Moqtain l@s:on,
ss Tssbcnd %acsairc PottSyIe sS1a% g. con-.
meets al Janei;on @lts Dr hss' , ana %eS 'a'
go %Gh s ss{ ONT 'E Toac. iS
ssio ion Naaci chunk Tonaia wilSe 'aarFe
Poi5;e 7sian;%n Dsnss Wil'e s5cni &S
v, GHS ioT i,I ! f a,aa n We
hare Reafn2 Columbia, Lancaster Epbra'a. Potls7'e
2..5 D. m.-l;krarss for Eas;On, Bath Mauch Chunk
5c D. nor scocieys Mountain, Ea.or Allentown,
ana lGarch Chung connects ct function "iin Del, LAX
aud Wet. f.aiTc2f.
44:30 D. m.-For Somcryic and Pennington
BIS p. in.-Fur BOunu bronx.
MaSch Cnurs. Wiikesbasr, Towmda. Re"hnt ard Hairs"
burg.
$50 D. u.-Fcr FastOn.
FOR FLZabeti at $50, $40, Glj, - 80, 14j. :. 500
So iG2J Iu:l5 lib m; y m. 1850 l. -, 20.
$50 345 T. ilj, 1850. 80 - 5;l5 900, $50, D. G'i9
j.rcai rrau~ To Dune,leil. 90, $3.50 .l2p. N.
hSC5I Ia .5 :; S % D. Hd ~ Ry a At e 7
eos 1903. ~ IS a. l-:jo lJr 49, $50. DO J.2
r.2n S.an l0-0alI5O u. u.
Connection - male Dy Cilksons Ferry at Jersey Cliy
ron NEW ltK-Ifavc Of Lberyst. ar 80 G:3 10,
"A 20 9i5 SIS, g:35. 10 j a. M. ~ ~. ., :" $50 4 40
;, s.so a. tjD, I. Tn $50, 1888, ~ D. H Leave 1901 2"
CaIks1tst At G55 7:J 800 j, l'i1 &C. ~ 100 l;jJ
$50. 4 20 J2', GEO. 700. $50 1870 ll:1U =. ~.
Trans leaving cf Liberty 81 az $40 a ~ ah p D.
at German Valley for ScLcHe!s No'
tam.
NIW-YORK AND long BRANCH r. f.
III. AIL LINE RETMNEN NL.M-INL.M. low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

SARATOGA.-Ihe most popular and direct
- ronte by the splrnd steamers Of the People,.
DREW and 1T. JOHN. leaving DAILY from Pier IL N. X,
p GREAT reduction In bare NJ excursion tickets 70 Al
BABY, Saratoga. and Aonueal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
PUBLIC Sale.
PHILADELPHIA, NEWTOWN,
AND
NEW-Y0RK RAILROAD.

Court Of Pleas Tor the City and County
phiatelphia-lh equity June Term. 1876 No. LOCI
THE GUARANTEE TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
COR THE CENTENNIAL!

NIsITOE~ To THE GREAT EXPOSITION who intend
IeEia lIiul several DAYS y.lu Gud The r0ut,
long BRANCH AND THE =. j. SOUTHERN X. r.
attractive tLan suy ether
Tho STEAMERS Ji.SsE uOGT ans CRYSTAL WAN T.
leave picl >, y. r.. loot VI Hector-,t., -
.:iJ = hi. and 500 y NJ,
SANDY fiOOk Sith trains FOL Philadol
Otrc.r
Tile san York Bay in Fun view " the ocean, the
shiU. Ead the extensive Government i0T'inc7OEs H. tad
Do, tie world. FiOm sandy Hook TIE railroad
sll.s Il miles The So MINER CAPT.
TAI" passengers atop tIfuufh tick-t,
,ispOi Phiar v.a 10 ie foot 4 Ni9sct 81.
Ncniout tc hotels and boarding houses
Tickets fOr the round trip, good fDr - d. :, s. single
iares q 40. ". :. sNEDEN, General Mana- er.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

The f0'i3Tiag Il a comparative statement o. ne
exports OF sp.4ie from the pert of NeW-loy 10
foreign ports from Jan. to this date, for period
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
NEM-YORK AND IONG BKANNH r. r.

ALI. RAIL LINE BETWEEN NETWORK, LONT
BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, SEA GlRr. AM, SQUhN.
Time Table Juir H. 1876: Trans leave NcTYor from
foot Iihegtys. North River, at 40 3l' llio A. NJ
$40. $50 90 ..
EIou ~ Calat0Dst "a 800 800, HOO a. me- 0.-'
4:Iu $50 y.
CT1.
rtF "a f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

EXCURSION TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
IucluIus F,rIiaee and T. r. Fare Cgeedmoor tG
and admission TO all parts OK the grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
= FUgGH VATJEY RAILROAD.

OF PASSENGER TRAINS. April l6
s-6-ieaye rDGis loot u CCrIndt and pcbr a.
p ID. FOR Pastor. Bc;,i-f Allentown Mach CHuDk
Hszc;on Beaver Meadow MaiaI0y CITY, sbe.aEdoab W.
C.m1 ShdnOn NilAcsbaTrc pittstcn, SayIp IlGa, &c,
connecting with for Ithaca, Auburn Rochester But
fuc, Niagara Falls. AID fhe West.
Ha sfun Nahanoy t. shenandoah, Wlke-Grre. Pitt tOI
&C. making close Reading POttssllle,
UalEsbaTg
Chink. stOpuug at AL s,a'iCLs .
GO b. m Siga ExVrtss daily ior it2sion, bethlehem, Al
le,tui NgI.h MhtN.re PIT ElIU!Td
tara AuaHrn Rochester, Buiain, Niagara Rails, and tas
West Puilnan's sies ins caachrs attached
ftDsi I. II. SAfRE, SIp'i and Engr
General Eastern Ofc ~ Ghnrcn aLd Cpr lind>s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

Tickets for at Ja1cs.sp East Ferries AVID
Express Oces. 7sJ aud 9i2 Broadway and
Park. place.
Ferry leave Newyork Jameasl!D foot Of Chambers
S., ir yiyc $50 minutes, and 3il--t. Z. r. tweEy 600
minutes previous 10 departure Of trains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

ANNUAL PRIZE CONTESTS.
Judd, short Range Lafiu < Ha.d, eating Champion
Cavalry, Long Range, Wimbledon cup Matches sc,
September l.. -, and 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
trnR NEW-HANEN. HARTEORD. SPRINE-

4 FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL sud inter.
MEDIATE POINTS %, T.. r. daily lSultps
excepted ~ t25dst, f. H.. 3lb M and ia m con
meeting wan special trans AZ New Haven for Hartford Spring
ne 1ckes solo and baggare checked at ga BROADWAY
NcWN orK and Courtst, Brooklyn. Excursion 10 New
I{aypu and II 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
Diuioeno Notlcc5
Business Chances.

HTANTED-PARTNER to do general office
w work. win capital Of $4,000 10 >2loVv; salary IO'
to 'c,i il fiiCy sIo"
ing. established uianIidc curing pH~n'-". Auiii'sS
~ DEAWI 3 i3J, Bun Aust1H, Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
AND GREENWOOD LANE

81 On ttLNIN NM NNFLN " VDJ IHNTl
~ INAN-i,3s leave foot CoIf!aHdt -. dl t<U.
days tYacite Greenwood Lake ad intermediate stations
M S:yu r. ana AS T. Tor MONT Ia u and ORANGE.
end intermediate atoms az 5. % m - i, 530 i}0 $50,
b'n so o. M. Little Fails intermediate tGUus e
$50 i3O $50, ane GO p ~, for EHB"ood ana al,
Intermediate 81 '.0ls 80 $50
Jersey (i,y ana Al Comiars 80 ~ Broadway New"
York y. }. DORM ~, ~npe!Inir ih"hi.
e Nv ROUTE TO BOSTON.-BOSTON AND
y NIN-IOPk AiB - 7, % mites shit'y Non aay oiar
l,a- Etg,Hrcgt sep ne Gsy anil n '0,7abie riding
.,s H y eKng,oad. EXgeSs trains leave Ctard Central
Depot iiiddl"tova. Willartc Putnam d LoSt6n AZ II
d u. lui p
10 ani Bosoa ei1oa hbge o' cIT2 at ?. m.
3-I, 90: TioSlsf> va AIR LINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

1872, 7.i5 s47, ilI5 1I2j q. 1892, llG. 90 2l4
sos, j:lG, $50, DTS ., G42 $50, 7:l2, 1874 ,.
Time between Long Island City and Creetnoor only fort
go minutes.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-27
HEAVY PURCHASE OF SILVER.

THE late election has developed
some of the faulss Of our system of
government. Those faults have been
mentioned over and over, until the
public are now pretty familiar with
them. The ensuing session of Con-
gress will no doubt witness the cor
rectiou OF many of them, but there
are some that il will require years of
advancement yet before the remedial
point will have been reached. Promi-
nent among these Is the restricting Of
the rights Of suffrage 10 those only
who can read and write. Ii will be
remembered that President Grant, in
his last message to Congress, outlined
. plan for eleva,ing the standard OF
eligibility to citizenship. The time
seems ripe for the adoption Of that
plan, or similar one, nov. The
present Congress ought to take the
matter up. The best sentiment oi
the country, the united voice Of the
press, the opinion Of the ablesi
minds, all agree to the sdvisability Of
placing IN educational qualification
upon the rights Of suffrage.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-27

II is just possible that the Demo
cratic party make themselves not
only ridiculous. but quite objection
able. before the present Presidential
dilemma is ended. We make no RET
erence to an outbreak or any positive
demonstration Of armed hostility, fer
that, most sensible people think, 10
quite improbable. By line Of tao
tics wholly At variance with the trs-
ditions Of the party and the introduce
ton Of new sys,esn OF ethics into
politics, such ~ may be developed
in the course OF the ensuing session
of Congress, il is possible for the
party to become the laughing stock
OF the country. The Democrats,
should the present contest 60 agains,
them. have enough strength to war.
rant the Indulgence Of fond hope fol
shs futars, say in 1850. A persistsnes
in indiscsst,ons, hovevsr. will surely
!sstraags . very large element, and
asays the party ia such q minority y
70 preclude the possibility Of success,
for . long time to come. 1t depend.
yery much on bow the Democrats ac
y Congress
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-27
The South Caroline Trouble.

A Tribune Washington special says (:
The indications are that the Demo-
Gratis will attempt to insugurate
Wade Hampton Gov .rnor of South
Car lima next Tuesday, and the Re-
publicans will acknowledge Cham
berlain. The General Government
will doubtless be asked to decide be-
tween the two. The President will
continue to recognize C6smt,erlain,
and few more troops may be con-
centrsted ut Columbia. Violence 10
h Pdly anticipated. United stat, .
Judge Bond will probably release the
Returning Board Oh . writ of habeas
corpus. Chief Justice Carter says
the State Board ia not subject 10 the
State Court. II 10 reported here that
Judges Moses and Willard are great
" exaspcrated at the Beard. Judge
Willard was once partner of Peter
b. Sweeney of the Tammsny Ring,
and always Democrat, until he
found the negroes useful - voters "a
put him into Office. Willard's broth
er. a Tammany Democrat, represents
Iilden's interest At Columbia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-27
THE JOINT RULE.

The Tuenty second Joint Rule
about which 90 much 10 nov hAing
talked. 10 perhaps not very we'll I'M.
derstood. 1t provides that in
counting the returns from the
Electoral Colleges by the President
Of the Senate. before joint Con.
vention Of both Hoases, IL an Oh
lection is raised to the vote of any
State the Senate and House. in
separate session, shall decide
whether the vote shall be received
or not. This rale was adopted by
the last Congress, but Was not
adopted by the present Congress.
The present Senate. we believe, re-
iected the rule, while the House
took no action upon it. The pres
emit Congress did not adopt any of
the joint rules of the preceding
Congress. 1t has been customary to
do %, but the custom has not always
been followed. Nor do the joint
rules of preceding Congress hold
unless they are adopted. 1t will be
maintained by the Democrats that
they are in force until they are
rescinded. This would be alike
unfair and unreasonable. The very
fact that the rules are re-adopted
sometimes goes to show that such
. process is necessary to continue
their force. and that those that are
not re-adopted are rejected and are
without force. The present Sen
a,es having rejected the Joint Rule
in question adds another doubt as
to whether it can still be considere,i
in operation. All precedent and
analogy, however, SO to show
that contract entered into by par
ties cannot be aunulled without the
consent of all the subscribers.
With the Twen,y-second Joint Rule
set aside, the votes would be counted
in presence of both Houses by the
President OF the Senate, AS di'
rec.ed by the Constitution. The
Constitution, according to general
Interpretation. gives that officer
power to reject or receive the votes
at his discretion.
When Congress convenes next
week it will no doubt conside. all
these matters aud arrive at some
definite plan Of proceeding before
the time for counting the votes Ar
rives. There may be some lively
wrsngling and fiiibustering, how
ever. before any settlement Of diff
culties is reached.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-27
Political Notes.

jeff. Davis arrived in New York
On Saturday from Liverpool,
Tildcn's otiicia! majority in G.or-
gia is S5.0S5.
The Democratic majority in the
State of Missouri WAS 2a.S64.
The St. Louis Republican proposes
VIM. b. Morrison for Speaker Of the
House of Representatives.
The leading Republican, paper II
New Orleans advises the South Ia
prepare tor another struggle and not
TO submit to the seating Of Packard.
The Csnvassing Board OF Florida
have been called to meet at noon 10
day. The Board will admi, CON-
mittce OF five Democrats and five Re.
publicans, and the chairmen of the
two State Committees. The returns
are all in. The result can hardly be
reached before the 9th of December,
the legal limit.
The following IS the official vote
for Presidential Electors of New
York: Democrats - Horatio Sey-
mour. 5aa,5ls; Dewitt c. West, sea-
6l2. Republicans Abraham Parker,
9,5e4; William II. Seward. ass, SAT.
There were cast for Peter Cooper's
greenhack electors 1887 votes, and
for Green Clay Smiths electors a,357
votes.
There was = sensation in the New
Orleans Returning Board on Satur-
day. The returns from De Soto Par
ish were opened and found to con-
tain protests dated the 2sth. while
the returns we're received under seal
ON the 18th. Senator Sherman Re-
publicspl said there was self-evident
fraud, and there WAS no nse Of deny.
ing it. The Secretary Of the Board
sfterward explained satisfactorily the
seeming irregularity.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-27
susie News.

Building in Reno 10 lively now.
Some good ore has been exhibited
from Pyramid district.
The cost Of the election to Eureka
county is estimated at sc. 600.
Gas pipe is being laid in all the
streets OF Reno.
Relatives Of L. d. Holcomb have
addressed the Postmaster ct Eureka
to know his whereabouts.
Work on the quicksilver mines Of
Washoe county has been suspended
for the season. It will be renewed
in the Spring, when improved ma
chinery will be put mp.
The dairymen who have herded
their cows in the region Of Lake
Tahoe during the GUNNER have
gone home to the valleys Of Cali
foruia.
Fishermen are busy ct Lake
Tahoe hauling out the trout. Trout
will no doubt soon be plentiful in
the markets and make their appear
ance even on the tables Of cheap
boarding houses,
Saturdays Carson Appeal says |:
All seems quiet within the Unite Of
Chinatown. and the tocsin Of war no
more resounds upon tho aYrighted
air. Meanwhile, that bullet hole
in the wounded Chinaman's tawny
hide is doing quite rs we'll rs any
hole can 10 expected to do.
Shortly before going to press.
says Saturdays Carson Tribune. q
thirteen-year old boy named Wal
lace Moody got run over by car
on the lumber track and one of his
thighs was entirely mashed. 1t APP
pears that the boy was in the act Of
springipg on the fiat while in mo-
tion. and slipping. got run over.
Saturdays Silver State Gays:
John Catslow shipped from this
station last night fourteen carloads
of fat beeves. The cattle are in
prime condition. having been re-
Gently driven here from the north.
ern part Of tue State. Humboldt
beef commands the highest price in
San Francisco. where it is sought
after with avidi,y by epicures.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-27

Will some one explain why il is
that robbery. theft. garroting, sand
clubbing, and kindred violations of
the Law and of the peace OF this
community. are being perpesrated
nightly in this city, and apparently
with complete impunitys Scarce a
night passes that some one is not
robbed. knocked down and beaten on
some OF our public and much trav-
eled-streets. +. Alta.
II the Alta win accept an answer
from this distance. we will give the
most reasonable one that presents
itself. Las, spring it was said in
these columns, when such food of
immigration was pouring into Cali
forniS and when robberies were
scarcely known in San Francisco,
that in the fall, after harvesting was
over, when men could find no work
in the agricultural regions, the same
reign of nocturnal terror that infesi-
ed San Francisco in the winter
months would visit it again. Let the
immigrants come in in swarms and
the avenues OF employment be filed
10y Chinese, and the robberies will
thicken. Meanwhile let the Alta and
its contemporaries preach about the
superior Advantages of life on the Pa
cifc eoas, in one column and in an
other wonder at the alarming fire.
auency Of lsvless acts in the crowd
ed metropolis Old Calilornians get
desperate when hedged in 81 c.osly
by competitors, and those from the
East or other lands are in the nature
Of things prepared for crime when
they find themselves in strange
city, on, Of money, and with no OPP
portunity To work. These are the
answers to the Atlas questions. The
remedy suggests itself, and noes no,
need to be mentioned.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-27

An Italian kidnapper, whose busi.
ness was confined TO stealing girls
for expectation. mainly to England
died recently leaving q fortune Of
500, 900.