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, 1876-11-20

ST. LOUIS, Euv. 10.-What has long been
know, lis sils Hogan Mountain gang Of rallroad
train thieves, wt' have operated very extensively
nlorg ts,u st. Louis, Iron Mountain lS Southern
Hallway betwcc1l hero md the Arkansas liuc,
has betn bra'irn up nt1 nlne Ut their number,
including three women, have Just been se1s-
trnrtd by thu Iron Mountain Circuit
Court Ii from llyc to eleven yeArs
In tho Pchttcnttnry, There arc also
About thirty indictments standing aga,tsst
others 1T tho g9',g. Theae parties nre among
tho most desperate characters IN tic statp, aud
grutalntl,m to nil etassca nf neutrality-suspicious.
Win. ii. l,yers. .cseytIvc Of the st. Louis lrol,
Mountain 4; snntllcr. kallroal, has beer,
,nainiy instrumental III icrrct!ng out these law
iesB nen and bringing ttctn to Justitc, ind
.trauryes great credit Tor Ills skill md hraycry,
Ills llfo being frequently In great peril.
, 1876-11-20

The Indian Offaco and tho Pcnsfon Bureaus
Washington NspatcA ta Ht1o FORK Esentno Fats.
Indian Commissioner Smith has nearly COM
p1etcd Ills annual report, aud 1t will bc sub
rnlttod to the prcaidnnt In few daya III con-
vcrsattou to-day he said ehat the appropriation
mae by Congress q te ~ ss an sess,0n =, for ,e te
all tho demands and requirements OF thc bureau
The House Of Representatives tt,slstcd upon re-
ducing tho appropriation below the closc cati-
and then delayed pnssing the Till until the sea-
sotl was SO far advanced that the annual sup
plies could not be obtained at low figures or the
goods transported to tho remote Agencies before
59 e'osc OF navigatio1 except A. n,xa. hg 5atc:
$250, ,0oU. Tic Commissioner estimates that the
appropriation will fatl short about half million
below tho sum required to observe The treaty
spuatans au 70 Iee ~ a'is VIZ ,vnr
Tie Commissioner. Of Pensions to-day SUBJ
mittcd to thu Secretary Of tho Interior a report
supplementary 10 hia regular AZ, annual report
braces such recommendations as the Comnlis.
stoncr Inns to make To Insure the efficiency aud
more economical administration Of hts office Us
well Us the expedition OF business. The 1'loat
Of tho law is the repeal Of tho present low al
tntttfnt, ex partc ntlllayts IN support Of claims
and tho existing system Of medical cxamt.
nations, II reference 70 the admission Of
testimony In support of claims bo continued It
will swamp tho oiIicc Last year the Increase nf
original clans reached 40,0o0, exclusive Of l,00
honnty~land claims OF tho aggregate 9 not tliore
filc ia tic office 5000 be-
eltes 10000 rejected oncB. III correction of
ths 1nuctabuscd system Il Is proposed to
abolish the 1,5l5 examining surgeons, rs the
to too great ltberallty in passing subjects Of cz
animation. It ae bcen found also TINT tho tcs.
, 1876-11-20
ELECTION WACERS.

Epfctd1 LoF1tlpoNatnce q Tbs Tribune.
DEs MONIES, In., Nov. 17.-Whcn the ques-
tton who IL to bc President Is decided, d promt-
ncnt lawyer or well-known gFatn-1uycr Ut
Tama City !s to ride boRr, without aa,ldlo or
brile, from Murdougi's store to the Harsnon
House.
An Alderman Of this city, II. McTiah, or C..
l.. Rcycs, Clerk Ut tho Courts, Is to aaw u cord
OF wood In trout of tllb Post-o!llce. Both par-
* pr pro,niaSnt Citizen Or niail.earrier il to be
wheeled from tho Post-ofilce tho Chicago Il Hook
Island Depot.
A. W. Hawkins was tho stakeholder OF $500
put up on election, which hs suys lle took hotao
With Him mud PLACED under his pillow. llo weut
to sleep, aud When ho invoke thu money was
Euuc.
, 1876-11-20

UTICA, N. Y, Nov. 1s.-During the Episcopal
Church entertainment at Hills Hall, rcrrys-
vile, Mndison County, Friday evening, tho
north bcnt Of the floor gavo way, prccipttating
over fifty ladies mud children ten or
twelve feet to the f!oor below. Mrs..
II. l.. Kcclcr's right leg was broken, tho bono
hal]y shattered, md the arm and foot bruised.
Mrs. john Cross and Mrs. David Wells were Sc
vcrc'y injured about tic chest and body. Mrs.
Cora Matnc's knee md ankle wero spralncd
Others were painfully bruised. Mrs. Cress may
not survive.
, 1876-11-20
f.tIttItGEi1 WRIT RAPE.
knAritsf pIsnsffrA in TAR Tfihunf

Dss MONIES, la., Nov, 1D.-8. II. Davis, Su-
perlatel,lent Of the Poor-Ilousc OF LIE County,
IL charged with rape upon tho person Ut Nancy
Lee, uil !nlbect1e !n.ate of thAt Institution. As
soon as the chargc was n,ude, Mr.. Dayls surren.
dctcu 1nselt to tho authorities, and gayo botals
for ll!s further appearance. Lie denies tho ac-
cusutIon.
, 1876-11-20

An amusing Incident occurred lately at the
establishment Ut well-kGown London publfsl-
er The manuscript Of y n0ycl was sent u him
70 hcrnetivally sea|cs IN y ttn box that 1t could
not ba extracted without u hammer. Tho
clerks wlo received tho box eoniurcl up IN tlloir
u,inls NJ, Idea that It contained dynamite, aud.
consequently after much perturbation, thu i'ox
was deposited .lnopenct! IN dar!s cellar, where
it las renanca for several months, aud where,
hui not the author, wu lives In remote pArt
Of the world. unexpectedly made Ills appearance
III the British metropolis.
, 1876-11-20

At a lutte meeting nf tho board OF Health ot
Reading. Pei,t,, the follo~ing statement was
made II thu manner III which . young man
saught tic smallpox: "lIe met Ills sweetheart
un the street IN tte evening anl accompanied
her hour. On the front llt,or was a rcd patclI,
but shu eaid nothtng ut,out my mcniber Of tho
family llnyiug the s1natl.pox. 9hu concealed Tho
fast from tser loycr, nrtl conducted him into tho
house by thu Hllu door 80 tllat lo should not sce
tlg rcd patrll on the front tlOoT. Iie cauglt thu
smallpox frtlu tho infected llouse, slsl was tue
means OF communicating tue dlseasc to ILLS
father, who died."
, 1876-11-20

t..' 1'''"sJ" tI t"s .m A.1o1"e. .1,
elsoiHS~4l, ", tof. i"'-.a u''s county
aoou' .on 'i1teh nv1ta"e1' " LUIS cl@y' s"c1o
"ne ,es,io,e aee'uc'.,' IL tno 'n'oss ot 'ae
.,'n .nl'. anu u',A,ess ~ T.. oeloeA .'lss nlor'nt
t.", s''at 'ee"4'eu ~ nIut''s W uoAeh pcssots,
Mta' ~ W. VI tnleo e'asea' insfo
Wa "o ~" "taa'nE
nl.eI @ t"c aerinah 1aSnion III tae 1alh''Y OF
William bsan'yc, on 1he niue RocK hoad' IN
ILLS county. IL "hs u take plaee ear'y ttis
morning. IN osuef 10 ac thcro on Time the rcla-
tLves Of the family anu sone immaculate friends,
mostly OF west tlfth street In tins city, started
out last night at lo O'Clock III Two lnrso covered
tufn'ture'"ago1s' dfa"n eae'l oy two horses.
one u tho wagons contained twenty persons,
and the other thirty-aIx persons. 1t was to the
latter wagon anu Its Occupants TINT the acci~
dent happened. At point about ten miles from
this city, thoY had 10 cross OH tho Hluc Rock
Hoad creek known as the West Fork by tiar-
, 1876-11-20

aptctdi currsapondenct e{ TAs Tribune.
DEsstoINxs, Ia, Nov. lE-C. h. 8hlclda so-
sides In Nichlaud Mshaska County, where he
owns farm Of 100 acrcs, One day this week
hs procured sn abstract Of tito, aud was sur-
prlsed to aud mortgage on record
against tho laad for $500. As
hs was not ip thu habit Of
giving mortgages. and had no recollection Of
such . transaction, he yiatted p. awclrEpgsn,
the mortgage, to investigate, when It whs dis
coyered that = man called On awedrlagen
, 1876-11-20
Joan Of Arc.

joan Of Arc.
A1rtS H1ptr.
a politician, who Ind written remarkable
book upon Joan Of Arc, found himself at Rad
ieal banquet. At the propitlous hour Of tho
checae he vcnturcl tu propose lIis causl'ducy to
cotlly.
."Sot mitch! !" said one; 'tyou wrote boo4
about Joan Of Arr."
well. and II didf"
"Wcl1, sllc WIS fraud in her heart, and N
idiot all round the house,"
But wl,yt Joan Of Arc droYe the English
out pf Fra1icc.n
We'll, suppose she did3 She had all tho
Nepublic!"
, 1876-11-20
RUSSIA.


LONDON, N"v. 1o.-T,e 4st.utlartIs dispatch
, l'u'l nef''n Eays tho Russian police profess to
cs' ca.s a!'tt'vctctl plot iu Poland. The Roman
=. ss'"o's laf!'op of Leytoierz, In the Province
H. H. ollyn1n, llas been arrested and
hp,tohe'. IT aloseow. Several pallsll cufatcs
H.. s,s oeell thrown lnto prison Ut Wsrsnw, All
FsSuatious, @'Ae'es'se W e1''us'"S
, 1876-11-20
GREAT BRITAIN.


sTlliKE ENDED.
s,t' LYNDON. soY. D.-Tho Operative Cotton
s"'efs ,ta4. Association held meeting at Mau-
NI,s's s' Yesterday, and, while justlfylng tho
~ "*Noash strike, directed the mou to return
S.,'" soS' THIS action arrests a lockout
Operatives,
, 1876-11-20

ScoNcGlvAnLE DESTRUCTION.
~, osnoS, .s Nov. D.-The Calcutta correspond
oa,', 'e Timex states that estimates, based on
vse" 'a returns from tho various police sections,
s's ,s'ae total loss Of life as 2l5, 900 in three
.a1s' and It ia probable that even this estl-
mate IL too slnull.
, 1876-11-20

and saitl hIs mime was Charles Shields,
that hin vito was dead, md he
wanted $500 fur sI1 months. Swedrlngen,
not being prrsona1tv acquainted With Shields,
hut knowing tint lie was good Tor thu amount.
loaned the money without question, AM! tot'k 4
mortgage. Az tic s!llcisls who owns the land
Ia not tho Shields WIN got tho lnoIcy, It Is eyf.
dynt the tratu .tton was forgery.
, 1876-11-20
FIRES.


in l2l1CA4Os
The fire at Fteher's Mill, Nos. 20 and % Dcs-
PLANES street, did not spread 80 far a. was an.
tlcipatcd, but was confined, through the e1cr-
tonR Of the tlreinen, to tho building In which Il
originated. Tho damage witt, however, reach
fully &:W,0o0 less than half ot which ts covered
by Insurance.. hut In wIlnt companies could moi
bc aacertalncd, as the policies arc In tho VAULT
Of GTcencbauEn's bank. The origin Of the fire
Is mystery. hut 1t probably started tn tho dry.
lpR.ypQjn.
, 1876-11-20

Christmas morning they stood before tho al
tar, and tho musfc 0f this marriage bella was
sweescr to them than thu l.,,sie OF tho spheres.
Christmas morning, four years later, i bald
hralctt '..an jumped out Of bed, halt distracted,
anu wanted to know why lla wife was such i
fool ~ to put y Christmas horn In that boys
stocking.
, 1876-11-20
SUICIDE,


apeetal Htp0teA to M 1rtauss.
8PnlNaFlELp, ILL.,, Nov. IA man named
Theo. o. Miller, who has lately been working
In this vicinity, attempted sulclde here tonight
At snloon. The police found him In = dying
condition, but medical assistance brought Mm
to, aud 10 is now likely to rueoyor. This cause
Of the attempt was ffiundlessness aud vsarl-
ness Of life.
CoLuAuus. @. NoY, A-Juat after the nid-
, 1876-11-20
CANADIAN NFWc

lgox. spse4o4 AspateA 10 ~ Tttbuxx
n.,! n.,oa1asAL, Noy. 1a-Au bnueat IN ths ~,
l[o.a ~. u Tue woman brought hcte In harrs,
lastehs, ~ usesosed tho fact that tho body was
.ad Ten. t' tso'a the vt. Francois bury!ngtround,
>usa'sal college. - S'''' -
ro.,x.ea ea*aa' nsnaseA 10 M 7tts.aA
H. so4esTo, Nov. lQ,-A flrmco-po,,., ,v-.s,
Asrr,,ss ICY ne!a bare last night between William
stlinplou Of Germany, and Thlsbaud
, 1876-11-20
TIE FATAL KNIFE.

Rr<etat CpTrkspondenos n The Tfttana.
Dns MofNas, H., Nov. 17.-1u Lucas County,
Henry Cooper and George Clatnpitt quarrele'i
about the election, when tho latter cut tho
former several times, ono cut nearly scyerlng
the wlnd.pipc. The murderer escaped.
Wednesday, night, Mrs. Sllas Miller, Of WASH
inEton, Jnhlison County, while suffering from
ttic1aicllolIa, cut her throat.
, 1876-11-20

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NHw YonK. Nov. l9.-ArHved, tho steamer
Baltic, from Liverpool.
LokpoA, Nov. 10.~-Arslyed, the Po1nmera-
MIA, from New. York, at Plymouth; the Penn
sylYanla, from Queenstown.
, 1876-11-20

SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATAR

,.1-,,c,, ,,,1v7, Fee . ,vr,C 81, .,,.r
MEETS The WANTS OF FTHoUHAND8
riiE ~ onc vea- nn, .sn ~ itdH tns -
11 @ S III ~ @ nss 10
II y. wv uaI sG.
80 "a*'F'e'oe' "e "1'e W 'eA' 'te "tHs eo'p'a'ot
IVA nm ra IL, N, &.btt ~ raccr,nert,v ,utor+ .,.a
c!ns* nut yosI rrspars:"n nscts n. xants of thou;
o. great merit, 81 TINT thclr suffering viii b. telicv
cd. VIC have been tn tic triK hntE oM ,r tue raas
;we!yt ysasa sossantsy nd so!I cEetyn9 for ca.
Tou lhis letter any part u Il at yal will.
NrrY truly yourt +. j. HALpWIE CO..
wholesale an NetAll DealcfA ln Drug. Hooks, and
Stationery "aahlhgtohs lHa,s Feb. u. 1879.
n nm T7EsE1n hn7yFE nnT cTA
The following Testimonials arc from, Meurs. ]. o.
r,vvt.ts TIM rrnnrt in rrc srntssi1r .roe ssies nn
uaisenal isfnctnn Nj Other sliseaac il 10 alarm.
iuxIn rrniirmen ~ annE ihetr 1:tt eftI1cns: ' ''
'S"A"A o~''''"''A'' '<>'''~ N''-'' -0"~N
, 1876-11-20
THE NEW LAW IN MICHIGAN.

THE NEW LAW IN MrC111DANs
sptctal Dtspdsch to 1ns Tribune.
DETROIT, Atlcil., Nov. 10-Tllc mat Bclther,
who killed another named Kiuyun during n con-
trovcrsy over lease uf land at bennington
several months u.:u, VISA tried Mt Sandwich yea
tcrday, and sentenccd to be hanged the t4th Ut
next month.
, 1876-11-20
A STRIKE ENDED.

AuousrA, Gu, Noy. 10.-The strike Oh the
Gcorata Ksilroal Ia ended. A compromise has
been agreed upon satisfactory TO tho engtnesrs
and officers Of thu road.
, 1876-11-20
NO RACES At SAVANNAH,

SAVANNAH, Nov. ~19-In consequence Of the
lata op!lelnig, uu rueea will be held over tue
Ten Droeck Course, % programmed for FcbEu-
ary tH77
, 1876-11-20
FRANCE,


II, Ms, ha1 NoV. I'm. Do Merode, LceltImist.
pmss sea elected Senator for tho Department Of
Tia OBITUARY.
'naoQaeed, '> ~ 4'@ 1sna' eae Ntht, ID
, 1876-11-20
SPAIN,

tt,ts..ss' Nov. G-The Madrid Impayrial
,.'ssa ss taat Marshal seraao has detcrmined to
''ufs fato private HE. ~' '''1''~' '"
, 1876-11-20
CIILOlkAL

EetctdI CosTtspondtA<s Qf Tht Tribune.
LAxsiaa, Mtcb., Nov. l7.-alrs. j. W. lIinchoy
died to-lsy from the effects Ut IN overdose Of
hydratc Of fchloral.
, 1876-11-20
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. COL d. m.-For tic Ten
ncssce aud Ohio Valleys and tic Lake Region,
northeast, backing to northwest and southwest
winds, falling or stationary barometer, aud
warmer, cloudy woatlcr.
LuuAL unsENVATt0Ss.
, 1876-11-20

IEEKI8"EVU3e
TEE GREAT TABERNACLE
Monroe and Frnnklin.sts.

Monday night, o'clock, Gospel Meeting. Sing
ing by Mt. bANKEY and the 1aberuaclo Chols,
6hos. addresses by different minister.
MI. MOODY will meet young converts and tns
.,uitera " Farwu! Hall at o'clock Mundsy hight.
MONDAY Meeting Ut Fatwei! Hall Monday. lsss
ports of tho work.
The Christian Convention at tho Tabernacle be-
gins Tuesday 1t . o'clock.
MONDAY Meeting Tuesday 1t the Tabernacle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03


Over $4,000 worth and 500lots
FIRST class Household Furniture ~ Carpets
at the large private residence loo East 18th 9Th
Eight beautiful satin, brccae reps and haircoth Parlor
Suits rosewood Panfcrte Tables Etsgsres, Curtains Mir
Cases Bsd.tsAds hair and spring MAJ
Bedding Lounees Extenson Tables deboard
200 lots Glass China Silver Ware Cutlery Stair Carpet
0iisoths servants Furniture. n BLY, order OF W. A.
Richards ESQ Goods packed and delivered for purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03


SALES AT AUCTION.
uCTI0N NOTICE THIS DAY.-ExTRA LARGE
"A and peremptory sale this
Monday morning. commencing ~ loss ociocks
~ at the elegant brown stone mansion s.G
NO. 100 WEST 23D ST., NEAR 9TH AV
Magnificent Household Furniture.
vnd costly Works Of Art, &c. &c.
Catalogue comprising over 400 lots
all made TO order by celebrated city makers,
and will be positively sold In lots 20
highest bidders regardless Of cost or value
all goods must be sold and delivered
Immediately after SALE
Drawing rooms contain namely =.
Two brilliant toned rosewood Piancfcres mag
months cost 81 900 each four superb drawing Suits
covered in crimson blue and drab and silver sxns rose
wood Etageres plate Glass real lace Curtains magnificent
inad Cabinets and Tables to match imported Jxrdnere
and Psran Figures 81 real OIL Paintings by srtists
lsdy Writing Desk and Secretary bookcases over 500 vol
choice SSGas vsvss And mSSress
imported Music Boxes, $500 also line Engravings
Bedrooms contain, namely - -
Dressing Cases, Washstands, Commodes, Wardrcbes Ar
20 fine white curled hair and spring Mat
blankets, Chairs, Rockers Brussels Carpets Lounges
Tables single and double Bedstesds Bureaus, Washsands
Dining Room contains, namely CO.,.
Richly carved black walnut Buffet $3.50; II foot
extension Table, black walnut do 10 feet Chairs COW
cred leather suits mach; also large assortment OF
French Chna Dinner and Tea Sets sheield Cutlery ana
Spoons &C. fine crystal cut Glassware also large los OF IL
brsry basement and servants Furniture AL new four
months ago n BThs Is the largest and richest lot 81
LUXE FirZGERALD. Auctioneer. :,
NoticeCompetent In attendance to pack. cart ana
ship goods; city or country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03
Now on exhibition at the Art Rooms
GIT Broadway, dAv and evening.
Mr.. URIAH ALIENS
collection OF fine
MODERN PAINTINGS.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ARTISTS
Embracing examples by Corot verboeckhoven, Camp
hansen. Alvarez verhas Geber vsarberg Compte Cax,
TAFT jerome Thompson Muner, Toeschi, Depret, Sell.
Besnvere. Garay, Gessa. &c To be sold "Wednesday
Thursday evenings April and o, the Art Rooms,
commencing at g. o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03

II r. TRAyER, AUCTIONEER.- MARSHAL,S SALE
e. By virtue OF an execution will sell Monday at
o'clock the stock and Fixtures OF grocery store and e
xpred Lease, at 532 Bropme 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03

COLE. AUcTI0NEER-POsITIvE SALE OF
e. Horses Trucks Steam Engine kindiing wood and
Spters &c The horses harness and trucks will be sod
Tuesday. April T. at 10 A. NJ at No. 156 Monroe st., New
York city TIE steam engine wood splitter SAFE &c will
be sold after the sale Of the above ~ the coal
Of oshua Wood bankrupt Of Water and
kusrsrs SIS Terms cash and deposit rsoursd CHARLES
JONES. assignee In bankruptcy.
7 HERTZBERG, AUCTIONEER--SELLs AT 10Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03

A CCTIoS NOTICE:
N Household Furniture sales
ROBERT SOMERvILLE, Auctioneer, "A University
place, 18th WILL give special
eution 10 sales OF Household Furniture Sc
OF parties declining housekeeping his spacious
above
somervilles Auction Mart ~ University place. on
WEDNESDAY. April s.
AT i0& O'CLOCK,
LARGE SALE or SECOND HAND FURNITURE
REMOVED FROM STORAGE WAREHOUSE FOR CON-
NENIENCE OF SALE.
Particulars In time.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
FURNITURE, POTTERY PORCELAIN RELICS. &C.
AT ART ROOMS,
"a University place. THURSDAY,
April q. ~ r. NJ
Particulars IN time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03

John a DUNN. AucrIoNEER, WILL SILL. on
81 Monday, April 3, 1876, iO, O'Clock. at baegefs
storage warehouses; 3ith large
II Household foods Furniture Beds Bedding Crock
cry Glassware, Carpets Wearing Apparel theatrical Prop
critics. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03

RT-Now ON ExHIBITToN-ARr
~ An exceeding choice collection OF superb
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PAINTINGS,
comprising examples by Hart J. G. Brown, CASTELAR,, Crop
scy, 7. L. Smith, rhom Moran Sonntag, Kensett Brcher
silie Carreno Gardon. Gutierrez Zuioaga Fielding, &c
also
SPANISH AND AMERICAN WATER CoLoRs
The entire collection 10 be sold at auction at
MATHEWS GALLERY, Al AND ~ LIBERTY ST..
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY =
April and z, at ~ O'Clock.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS. Auctionecr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03

To LET THE Three STORY AND BASEMENT
4 brown stone House. No. SS5 ID ;.nevly painted
shrcgghcu, posseon Low good tenant Apply 81
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02

SKEDADDLED.--It appears that
The Silver City Reporter is among
the things that were. Harry J.
Norton, it appears, has shaken the
dust of Nevada from his feet and
gone to California. After vainly
trying to destroy The Lyon County
Times by attempting to cast re-
proach upon its publisher and some
of the attaches of our Mint, by the
publication Of fiction, he has con-
cluded to commit harikari upon his
own paper. On Monday three at
tachments were placed upon the
material of The Reporter by the
men employed in that office. The
attachments foot up S546."- The
Carson Appeal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02

SrocKs.-Stocks, to use the words
of a disguised operator, are growing
beautifully less" The market has a
downward tendency - decidedly
downward. We have watched the
San Francisco papers for an explana-
ton of the cause, but have found
none. The sales in the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board for
the week ending May 90, amount to
100000. against $34,O00,000 for
the previous week. That is said to
be the lightest week for several
months.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02

To THE LADrEs.-This Is the sea.
son Of the year for ladies to wear
light suits. Waterprocfs and other
heavy garments are now relegated
to the wardrobe, to bs brought ont
when the storms of another season
make them comfortable to wear.
With each change of season the dry
goods men have to get q different
stock to'supply the demand. Women
like to know ~ early as possible
what Is going to be worn, SO that
they can make arrangements to lie
reasonably within the rules of that
tickle thing, fashion. In dry goods,
as in everything else in the line Of
trade, energetic, wide-awake dealers
always come to the surface, while
their slow competitors sink down to
the line Of mediocrity. 1t is to live
establishment, whose managers are
active to the wants Of their custom.
ers, that ladies should go where they
are shopping. Likewise of such q
place it is profitable to read when
purchases are contemplated. There
fore we make no bones to cal, the
attention OF our lady readers to the
firm of A. Weinberg & Co., No. 80
South G street, Virginia, who have
just now on hand large stock Of
the finest kind of goods in the line
OF ladies' and children's wear. They
have just received from the markets
of San Francisco the latest style, in
cloth and cut, of summer wear, COM
prising linen suits, parasols, hats, etc.
The firm do the fair thing by their
customers. and have large trade.
Those going to Virginia to make
purchases in their line could not do
better than to call and examine their
stock,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02
Robson In the Tolls.

WASHINGTON, May 81 Robson
appeared this morning before the
Naval Committee, and again de-
manded an open hearing. He also
requested to be first heard in regard
TO his connection with Cattello, as
the charges relating to that subject
were of such gravity that they would
smirch his character if uncontra-
dicted. The latter request was
granted, but the question of the Sec
rotary was held over for further ad-
visement. Robson will testify to-
morrow.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02

The MOUND HoUsE.-L. T. Nc
Lean, of the Mound House saloon,
has just fitted up his place in excel
lent style. He has ornamcnted the
grounds with trees, aud has estab-
lished quite a little conservatory of
pot plants. There is no spot between
Virginia City and Carson on the
railroad that is such natural hating
spot as Mound Station. When one
arrives at that point he instinctively
feels desire to alight from the cars
and-anl "take something" BY
having nice display of green trees
and blooming flowers to relieve the
mind and seducc the eye, the induce
ment is douhly heightened. Mr..
Mclean realizes this fact, and is pre-
pairing to bring it about as speedily
as may be.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02

Quick Work. - Mr.. Gus. Ash,
e. 5. Marshal of Nevada, and his
Deputy. Mr.. B. l.. McLain, are ev-
identity very efficient officers. On
Wednesday evening the latter took
train for San Francisco to arrest H.
J. Norton. If he could be found.
and yesterday at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon a dispatch was received
from him stating that he had secur-
ed his man. At 9 o'clock at night
n second dispatch was received say
ing that if trains connected and ar
rived on time he would be in Car
son with the prisoner this morning.
This is quick work. especially when
it is understood that the Deputy
did not know in what part of the
city he would find his man, if he
found him at all.