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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
SAILORS ON A STRIKE.

Deputy United States Shipping Commissioner
Henke boarded tho ship Ocean King of Bedloes Island
on Thursday and arrested i've OF her charge
mutinous conduct for refusing to work. The
enlisted recently, and according to their story
badly treated and only half fed. The entire OF
twenty stopped work, but fifteen OF them finally
resumed their duties Two OF the rebellious
put In irons shpboard and five others taken of
In the police boat under arrest Their Franz
PERKS Henry Brain. Thomas Smith, James Furong and
John Driscoll The Ocean King has sailed, and wit
nesses appeared against the before Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
WHAT MEAREs OFFERS TO BUYERS.

Although the dry goods house OF Richard
Mearcs at xth-ye ana Sinot.rntu-st, will not have
It's regular Fall opening until October 3. 1t already
or exhib ton many novelties in dress goods. Among
these are the beautiful Bug rian cloth. bolrette cloth,
and knicKerbocer. These goods worn extensively
dresses. Special attention has been gwen to I'M.
dcp1rtUent this season; and T. is filled with a the latest
STYLES IF dress goods American foreign ST 81. ~ nl
cuors. intending bronze ink blue se pros u, and DICK
Tur cin, drnarlmeut - uportnut aud % il aIgpris
70 see a what bargains tHe goods IN TINS nc are on i'd
Nnfoug ladies' clOaks, D Also clOaks for cn ren dud
m.-rs SHOWN in great var ty Uniei wear Oi every
posed oI tOchOn lace, aud merno cioh4S SIX hei ur-
mssnd word ] bet popular ~tYie- OF mars are lhF
Helmet. que u, COrOnet, ami kYlnScnr ~ Nhch this
firm lud Inc i'm fclt- OF au desirable 60 ois
SI,grrs tmpors French flowers in prOfsun, Fetthcrs
coming more and more INTO use May houi ana bru
%, Paradise fcaturrs are much worn. Lltlr hummug
leaves IN gilt or silver In the trim nH depdi
an unu,uay large display of nQvel1.s = pfe1 ~ a. IN
ending newest funge', ~ which beads oi "i NM dr"
Dtemixed Jet. steel amber bronze, kafnrl ctaF"c ""e
Doous me iet. and rainbow jet. from 81 40 I'D per
yard Entire bridal srts OF unique deS gus Oiii 'elI
handsomely embroidered, ordng" hover "a ''
bouucts M yprous styles attact attention IfihWI
silks satns and velycts 10 ali tue NV 7ha l9s' 5c '
Drosn4sh yellow, grreuish yellow DioM "hu ui'.' ~,
IA ma notice The set department en- n g. ; over ono
Aun re Different styles. French ami loren IN lac III '
v,d.s ulItl .uipurs laCcs, black aul Wne race te-'
COLLAR he ehus culir,us lace coll rs OF every klnd,
LtlN purchasers. specially or tls urn Is ~ nun,
KID goy,s 10 SPY 40. M = oI geIllem,h ."u o{
cent DISPLAY VI cmbroieres u m tide, ana nf i't Tor
sncu trimming decidedly ON the nereas' Many " tu
patterns ar eXquslteanl come IN te 'u-'' .,y '
Tor MlnY al The cuis are "a ed' pIl s'ih1 NV
rounded corners Hens i,cheI designs Wild " slh-io
row or many io 7s, admired OIiy Que holst 10 ihe
atv manufactures THESE, ana ladies' We tiri "tiria
from ono season tI- mex Tlomts q. Lc'r, VINO hi'
been lor long time the superintendent o. thr SO - '
about 10 rmgrate To NtwZ aland Oh account OF H.
ealtn and rue employee, tOken Oi tncil klnN itt-
ugs llye presented him Win tOd Wtich anu starr
pii. Mr.. Wall has succeeded him 40 manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
CHEAP FREIGnrs TO THE SOUTH.

These are days of cheap freighis Tor long
distances. Sew Mexico paper report. that hEsto''
freight can nov be landed ia Austin Texas niue "e''
after il is shipped from New-York az the rate OF one
cent per pound. These are NOT special or cxifaof
rates, hu may Dee obtained for small shlpmtui. So.
rates lave been lowe red when made Tor large sHl
From san Antonio Austin. wagon ire ks mo n -
terror Of New Mexico are now ~ the rate " lhl' tr
Of per pound pen hundred miles on li "a
100 miles The time between Austin or san Anien.'
points of he interior hy wagon trans = uhoal nv
per hundred miles. aud the roads are open Nlg. IN
summer. being generally better from Doeh,". IN
March than during tie remainder ~ TOE fetl. ~ n
frcights Of copper. wool, hides and other polu'' "
Newell Mexico are now obtained az even lower F1tcs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
THE UNIVERSAL LIFHs PROPOSITION.

The Universal Life Insurance Company has
Issued circular to It's polcyhoders. in accordance with
tie plan suggested to aud approved by tho Court at
Schenectady last week The policy holders asked TO
release to the company one-hah ~ their policies and
except In the OF paid-up pocies-pay only onehaf
OF the full premiums. 10 IL stipulated that the stock
holders Of the company shall consent 10 d.
vide annually among the pOlcy-holders all profits
OF every kind accung 10 the company until the policies
by this shall have been restored 10 10 their fu
original values. I'm the policy natures, by death
otherwise, before n shah have been restored ~
issue us certificate 10 the legal holders FOR
amount equal 10 the difference between the actually
PAID and mat which would have been due. the rednc
lion had not taken place, which certificate shall ents
the holder - participate m the profits ~ the company
unitl The full amount named therein has been paid
The circular also states that the company assets
composed largely 81 real estate aud mortgages real
estate on which The appraisers Of the Insurance Depart
mcn nave plt such values IL w0nld bring Ihe pres
ent tine, aud n the latter valuation shall De ap-
proved ny the Court, a reccivcrshiD incy-
able, unless the plan proposed - nj once
adopted ny TIE policy holders. The company. IN ia
Ia annual report, stated the value it, real estate az
cost hgd insists that what 10 be sold for m cash AZ
tis time y not fair standard ~ value for such proper
~ especially 10 life insurance company, whose lab-
iiles are In the future.
The circular Is signed by {. w. Torrey the temporary
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
ST. LOUIS TRADE wTTH SOUTH AMERICA

An energetic agent has been sent oat 10 'ou'"
America by twenty-five OF the leading houses OF
10 canvass for trade. The agent goes for himself a
has taken samples OF all The miscellany Of III
which afr 10 De- found m tle bills - lading oi ~
ug 10 south America ana goes with the ser gu, i-i,y
studying the marects aud the people, ana 49, 49,
large trade. line nrst venture viii be- In Nenetue~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON Sept 2l.-Llent.- Comman9,trss,s A.
woodward George w, Mood and Yates Ste, Gsctfrio
NJ Kerry Thomas N. stevens John j. hhhAs gVhnru
B.ockngler James frankln Masters Mih~p se AMI
aud Frank Eery EDsens Nian Ml..,r 70 ,,,io station.
" ~ Dunner are detached nom duty q the t"t A. AZ.
and placed waiting orier- Len j. n S,i,.s 10 orr.
ta,hel from duty al the torpedo Station ana o.sph
nance duty at the Washington NAVY nAi 49,, ana or.
nempm detached from GUY S o. tirat While swift "a
sischsJ from gy a. the TORPEDO station ara or pca.
t r,i,n Inslae are ordered 20 e ~ W So,,oh
,pak,r a arret Van Meter N ofGctc"'" 80,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
rmE POTATO 30 II EuRoPE.

On receiving official notice from the pe''''''
Government OF the appearance OF the Coor''o -
the Austrian authorities at once prohoii"d '"' "a
of German POTATOES. To facilitate the desig'.on
nest the German Government has causfu 'l's.,.sd an
representing the Colorado beetle 10 be ti3,.n in
ov.r Germany and has derrccd that the 'i'i" ,y n
every school shall he taught 60 recognize ahu "eN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
ALETTER CARRIER ASSAULTED.

Letter-carrier William ii. johnson made COM
plant City superintendent Gayier yesterday that he
had been assaulted while on duty, by John sheehy, a
publisher at No. 33 Barcayst Johnsons story Is that
he had package for Mr. Sheehy on which letter
had been charged account Of It's having writing
the inside On presenting the package he made de-
mand for tho extra postage, thlrU-six eents. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
A.ona o,eloek yesterlay afternoOn stran nS ?.

AT one o'clock yesterday aIternooa n s,ore aud as
-, !. ,,orchase AZ Wood wardaVe uruk 81 80, dnors
made cond pocket bis he rushed U %n
As n in a great hurry Ten ntnm Win face 80 long
knew . M nun n mai why wha. has happenSS down
Fought cake OF soap up asre I've me back seven
h vs,sa ont Is fast as coudcountea, ~ my riThi
more. and found was hfty Genus s.n him -jDetros
changei Would yoa - pseA A"u wa
Erosp rcaS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22

sheehy, he TOOK the package and told his book
keeper TO johnson the money. After opening this
parcel Mr. sheehy concluded that 10 not worth tho
postage and counermaDded hrs order % the boOkkecper
The carrier refused ~ take back the package and In
sisted upon having the amount Of the postage
controversy followed and Johnson says thar Mr. Sheehy
assaulted him and attempted % eject him from tho
prefui.es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22

The Committee on rarlff Legislation appointed
by the Association OF Manufacturing Chemists Of the
United States have issued circular pointing out the in
Justice OF selecting chemicals special class goods To
be placed on the free list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22

thai that ct was PASSED aud good deal cx-
0The nnh section provides that the costs heretofore
taxed IN this matter shall BE- paid 70 the persons men
oned i'm tn said proceedings as emitted thereto in ke
manner rs II said compu alton had not been vacated
Al don't thiuk recoleei anytnh- ABOUT chat matter
/ AN satisfied know nothins about that.
EXC. S~IVE RENTS FOR ARMDRIEs.
o. asked you. at a former session, whether You
would be able to refresh your memory that You could
testify as h. those lists for and drroOms
cernng which there were Illegal practcesi A.-There
were Illegal practices about almost an o. ihc;n. lnhk
| would spoken properly II h4G salu all OF them
o. should like You 10 look the records ana tes
tfy 10 such Of hose eises Tor arm rooms @hd ~ hoI
your memory now enables you 10 sF were if"ud-
uent( GRccOrd handed TO the Wltness A-here j. one
PSI 253, 2S5 and 257 NnIh-ave.. and No 40 Vest
Twenty-seEenil-st. june TO- $50 10 January l.
pIrd ami +. A. Palmer, lessons Inc next IS N0fihdil
building, SlXtnayc. and Broadway between Thirty
1874 rentOf $1,000; the entire SECOND floor
Tne next Is Nd.cntne g. Hail. actng executor. fJuf-
MAY !, 1873 $1,000; iinMoycm ns t. 20 to estate at
expiration OF Term without consideration Tue next IS
GsweTy and No. % Frsist 96th Infantry June l.
1870 to March /. 1873; . 900 Two upper sore, OF
10 july /, 1877; yearly rent, $1,000; from
Alexander T. Compton Alexander T.; Compton
sonthird ana fourth doors OF No So Cbriscs unoc-
cnpied, November, ls6s TO Noyember; 1873 $4,000.
Frank w. Stery, upper floor OF No ga Broadway, sith
Infantry NAV l. 1870 to May l. 1875 $1,000 for first
wear; $4,000 Tor second and third; aud $1,000
ccrson, Conrad Bollar-that was Ingersoll-thlrd
and fourth floors OF Nos. 2l6 to 226 West
Twenty -third-st; unoccupied; May 1871 TO May
1881 $50 900. Grand Jury recommend that The
lease be annued Low s. StOcwo, second nOof OF No.
500 broadway 5000 year; unOccupied May, 1871,
TO May 1876. Again. third and fourth floors OF same
In ding unOccuped 5000 year. Ihat Is about all
know sir don't that Is all the leases but II Is all
know any thing about. My memory II very defective
about these arnOries Almost all OF these leases were
paid. Some Of them know were paid
ON what did the illegality fraud connected with
these leases consstf Ain paying 30 much TO have
the resolutions adopted.
Q-DO you mean lessons paid the Supervisors A
Yes, sir.
O-DO you know In any all OF these cases what
would been proper rental for these premises
Al don't know anything Of the cases.
Q.-Were these negotiations for the eases made di-
recy the lessons and the members OF the Super
ysors Ringf Ain some cases they we're Woodward
and Mr. H. Ingers0l will give you all the informa
ton on those points -
Q-As " these which you have testified concerning.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-17

the slaves suffered tae eirecss II suspi-
clon because taere VAS Consciousness
III tie public mind that the negroes bsd
= III raj right TO ooaspire to ob'ain their
freedom
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-17
A. MACINTOSH.
Notary Public and Con'e!anrer'
Real Estate aud Tax Agent.

Hos e,,aapfcs- Abstract - rte = = tAa1'
=, 60 t...,s . a4l .stes4 t. - purchase ass
a. x,.s.y. s,.sx .s,s FusSt sesspA- sEsri>l
.tteati.sa pAia - rrShsfer II Real ts'',r ass
px,rtrs.t Il rsxeo Patronage sa}triis~i ss2 ss''s
q. saap saAsNtstss~s. ,...,
.ts~atA} u-ssa
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-15

EDITOR LYON COUNTY TrMEs.-f
notice in the Daily Enterprise of the
OH instant laudatory notice Of Mr.
Louis Kraemer, temporarily in charge
of the mail department on the cars.
The notice reads:
"Mr. Kraemer asserts the LETTERS on
the cars, and tn ,se of the various
business men Of the city are put up
in packages, therefore when the tags
reach the post off ;e the LETTERS may
be distributed ut once. This is u great
accommodation to business IN o, to
whom tine is money"
All very true no doubt, but the
query arises: Was MIR. Kraemer en-
played by the business men of Vir-
gaia, for the r especial beneht, or by
the P,sl OH ,e Department. If the
former, all right. II the latter, it
iuld seen to be ~ more than ght
that this temporary mail agent should
nnt forget that four "h rs outside of
Virgini,, namely, Gid Hill, Silver
City, Dayton and SLtrn, hav- AN ex-
list nce, aud that When the mil for
those offices is thrown IN loosr, ar
tied up in mixed packages, lew
business men-and about four Mas
bys--might not ieel particularly in
clined to endorse his carele.sness.
Three hours bets ecu Reno aud Xir.
ginia City gives ample time for n
proper assortment Of the mails, for
the benefit Of the public, not tor par.
ti"ul,r individutis or particular 10
callties. Massey.
Silver City, Aug. IA, 1877.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-15
Mining Accidents.


Morris C'nnor, miner employed
in the 8 wage, was SD seriously in.
jured while 1T work below the 1900
level, at about = o'clock yesterday
morning, that he died tS" hours la
ter. The accident occurred while
new donkeypnmp was being lowered
below the 1909 station. Deceased
WAS over 50 years OF age, and leaves
wife aud three children. He WAS II
member in good standing Of the Mi
ners' Union.
An accident ot Cured IN the shaft
of the Con. Virginia Inst Saturday
night, which resulted in the death of
J 'hn Henry G. ids~nrthy. Deceased
WAS native Of Caaada and 81 years
at aye. He leaves no family.
Last Saturday morning Cnas. Veal,
While work ing in the pump shaft n
the Gould and Curry, accidentally
had his lett arm caught bet Seen n
timber and the pump-rod, and the
head Of u bolt was forced through
the large muscle between the sh Ill
der and elbow.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-15

TnE Daily Exchange, referring to
the action Of the Miners Unions,
says: The mining companies owe it
To their Stockholders Ia nip this little
insurrectio, in the bud. Let orders
be issued to every superintendent on
the Co.nstock, that If after the 10th
Of September any nan attempts to
interfere with his employment of
U ion miners, such person will
be promptly elected from the prem
Uses and, if necessary, arrested for
trespass. And the superintendent
he further directed To discharge from
their employ any miner of the Union
VIII shall take part ia this business.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-15
Silver City, Aug. IA, 1877.

A DANGEROUS BLAsT.-Yesteriay
afternoon some workmei were
employed in the Kelsey mill blasting
cut battery block. A blast was
charged with giant powder cart.
ridge, u battery shoe laid on top, and
the bias, exploded. The shoe went
up tlr 'ugh the roof 10 II great hight
and came dawn through the root of
the Trench mill, ab,ut 100 feet dis-
tant, narrowly missing labrer. and
embeded itself in the floor. Fnrtu.
nateiy n" great damage WAS done.
but tn. escape of the many workmen
WAS almost miraculous. 1t is thought
the weight of the shoe WAS too great
for blast of that nature, hence the
accident.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-15

SAD DEATH. learn the sad
news of the drowning Monday morn
ing in Lake Tahoe of II. b. Bustaick
Of Carson, aud formerly clerk in the
Mint in that city. Mr.. Bost~ick, it
seems, had gone out bathing in the
lake, and becoming cramped, stran-
gled tn death. When his body was
found it was 10 three feet of water.
B ,stwck was well known in this Sec
tlnn aud had many warm friends in
Carson. He was II single man and
about As years old.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-15
The Desert Land Law.

Melville Curtis, Deputy United
States Surveyor at Austil, has re.
Ceived a circular containing some
important correspondence in relation
to the location Of lands under the
Act known rs the Desert Land Law,
and the decision of J. A. William
sou, C ,mmissioner of the General
Land Office, thereon. Following is
the decision:
~ canrot GO farther than to say
that the whole Of the land pre-emp pied
must be reclaimed for agricultural
purposes, but the raising OF grass
would meet this requirement. Any
more liberal construction Of the Ces-
ert Land Act might embarrass my
successor or the future policy Of the
L,nd Department. This statement
is uDoffi al -
From this it will he seen that no
lands can be located under the Act
rs desert lands unless the locator in.
tends Ia reclaim Ivy irrigation every
acre Of il; therefore, persons locas-
ing desert lands can only I. Ike up
such quantity as is susceptible Of re-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-15

For SALE.-Jsmss Gilmore Of
fers his residence, situated on Gay
street, lot running through to NJ .in
street, for sale or rent on reasonable
terms. Tue house coDtaius four
rooms and Q kitchen. is centrally
located. AID should not remain long
Without q tenant.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-15

TEAoHERs.-The Examining
Committee has looked over the pa
pers OF the teachers who were exam
ined on Friday and Saturday, the
81 and 4th IT this mouth, and will
grant certificates AS follows: Miss
Minnie Leslie, w. G D 'vey amt L.
Reynolds, certificates OF the LIST
Grade. Mrs. Nora Hornick. Mss
Naomi ANGEL, Mss Lizzie Green
wood and Miss Lou A. Plummer.
certificates of the 81 Grade.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-15
Is 1t . gh.Hanled Proceeding Z

The San Francisco Daily Ex-
change Of a recent date contained
an article in relation to the order of
the Miners Unions that none but
members should work underground
after the 10 h proximo, which it
characterized as high handed pro-
ceeding. We extract the following
This movement can have no
other object than an enforced con-
centraii0n OF the labor element on
the CONS stock AZ against the capital
which employs them. 1t means a
strike for higher wages and less
work. These unions intend to drive
away from the G mstock every
miner who does not, or cannot. or
will not belong to them Then
they intend to 20 for s. "a lay. and
SIX hours work-four shifts instead
of three. That ~ ~nut il means
ani nothing else. Tue plan has
been hatching r mouths. hut This
10 tue first open n, W M de to
war - the consumma,iJp."
As to the wisdom IF policy of the
ordvr issued 10y the Unions We sha |
DOT express an opinion III this sril
Gle, bui We 10 not believe the,
mediate any shortening Of time or
Increase Of wages. II is a we'll
known fact that tue depression OF
the last ak months an tue cOnse.
quent discharge II thou sands #
miners, together With the efforts Of
certain persons to force MIXERS To
board and lodge in cert.in hou So
1t exorbitant rates, are sutti lent
causes to alarm the Unions in re-
gard to the stability If wages
TiAese encroAchmsnis upon the free
dom and wage, of the miner have
not been confined to the Oahir, ~
some journals doubtless suppose,
but on the contrary. have extended
to other mines, though We believe
they are not authorized by the d.
rectors in any case. We believe
the Unions only desire to On .Inlain
present wages aud The entIre free
dom Of tue miner to exp-nL his
wsges without coercion Of any kind
Whatsoever. We believe the Unions
feel more fear Of corrupt practices
on the part Of superintenIents AID
foremen than Of anything the dl.
rectors arc likely to do; that is to
say, they have more confidence
IN managers than subordin.tes-to
resist the rascalities OF tue latter
is the prime object VI the movement.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-15

KrTURNED.-In livery issue of THE
TIMES we could dev tie considerable
spa t. recnunting the m-anderings
OF old resiien ~ho hsve Travelled
far xud tared worse, and retr rne,i
To this place satisfied t. remain.
Among the late arrivals Is II. G.
Buzau, who returns after an extended
visit to California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-15

NEW YoRK-The Trustees Of the
New York Mining Company have ap-
pointed Matt. Csnavan to the posi-
ton of Superintendent. Mr.. Cana
van is one of the most enrerprising
superintendent on the Comstock,
and as his orders are TO force the
work of prospecting, the holders OF
stock in the New York Company may
expect To see some lively work hence
forth. The prospects of the mine are
very flattering and fully justify the
active course the management have
decided to pursue. Mr.. Caravan will
take possession to-day.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-15

CAPTURED.-John T. Shields, who
stole the mules from Wash. Parish 10
Dayton recently, has been captured
by some woodmen ia the Como range,
near where he had been at work. The
woodmen got sight at him over d
rifle barrel and commanded him to
halt, which was complied with with
out the necessity of drawing trigger.
lie has confessed the theft and it ia
thought he will save the county the
expense OF trial by pleading
guilty.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-15
WALTER 4 Co.,

CsToCK AND COMMISSION BROKERS,
htocks bought. sold and carried on mar.ins
Currency bought and sold.
Correspondents In San Francfsco,
O. GOseies 4 90.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-15

HQLLowAY's INrMENT.-Erys'p'
elias and all iufiamnlttory diseases
Yield 10 a diigenl use OF this power
tul preparation. L. the tOtt, hand
aud nens, their approach should be
checked ~ pnce--if supperatlon en-
sues. danger l. imminent, and tho
knif. cannot he emplnyed without
j.ora, dizing life. THIS DIN nient
viii remove the disorder. without
cutting, pain or peril. 70 cents per
box or put.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-15

TIE Hope mill Is receiving ore
from the Andes mine. 1t is thought
sufficient will come from this mine
70 keep the mill running steadily.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-15
Are You Bilious or Dyspeptic

If so try star Remedies. TIVE
doses Of Van dykes AMI Bilious
cure will pr,ve sufficient tor any
case of i5iliuusne>>, onstilat'oti,
Dyspepsia, lick eadache, ostive
ness or Indigestion. IL d"es not
grippe OF nau>este and is Pheasant To
the taste. Psice, 81 per buttle.
Irnul Oi, Linuhent never tails ia
cure the severe>t case IF Rheunla-
tisin, Neuralgia, -prain !, Bruises on
painful Sweliinls. Give II u trial
aud y"u viii be- pleased at the ~
sun. For sa,e by all dru- gi>ts'
Price, so cents FER bottie.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-15

ALARN.-The smoke stack Of the
Kelsey mill burned ont at 10 o'clock
Sunday night, a bright fame rising
twenty feet above the top, The en-
gineer feared the roof might Cat h
fire from falling sp .rks, aud souaded
an alarm. No damage.