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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10
HYDROPHOBIA.

WAS IT DOG BITE OR THE EFFECT OF 1MAG-
NATION?
Henry Wilkinson, eighteen years OF age residing at
No. S04 Twelfth street, Brooklyn, was bitten by q
black and tan terrier about since while playing
with tho animal at the place Of business OF hts
pIoycrs, Mcssrs. Hughes, Hickcocks 4 Co., flour
chants, az No. so Whitehall street, this CITY, The dog
seized him by the third Anger Of tho left hand Tho
wound was u very slight ono, and no thought no
more OF u until Sunday evening last, when, while at
tending Six O'Clock prayer meeting ut the Eighteenth
street Methodist Episcopal Church with young
friend no complained OF feeling sick and experienced
great difficulty in breathing They immediately lett
tho church. Wilkinson remarking that he believed he
going TO have another Of the COMMISSIONS with
two young reached Hcnry's home at about eight
O'Clock and Henry went 10 bec. Ho had boen In bod
but u short time when hs seized with convul-
sions and had four or i've In succession.
Mustard pasters were applied TO the chest and ieet
but yesterday morning no was no better. During a
conscious interval he spoke about having been bitten
and commenced TO snarl and suap like dog he also
frothcd al the mouth. Several physicians were
monod and everything WAS done to relieve
him. He unconscious most OF the time
during the day. last evening he was somewhat
better and strong hopes entertained oil his ut-
recovery. His friends state that the nvusions
brought on again by reading highly sensational
article OF child having bcen terribly bitten by two
Brooklyn ana that hy6rophobia was developed by in
tense nervous excitement and a recollection OF the
incident with the black and tan dog where
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10
A CLEAN SWEEP.

MUCH NEEDED REFORM LIKELY 10 BE
EFFECTED IN THE STREET CLEANING DE-
PAGTMENT.
IL was stated in the Central ONCE yesterday that
commissioners smith and Erhardt, having by personal
observation become we'll satisfied that the
ing is being neglected by the subordnatcs in
charge OF It, about call tho attention OF the Board
in session q street cleaning committee TO the sub
jccL IL Is quite likely that the inspectors, forcmen
and officers Of gangs employed at night to re-
move the dirt Will be removed to-day Certain II
is that a resolution TO that effect will be offered
this morning. Feeling satisfied that there
havo been some grounds for tho nccssant complaints
OF citizens both the Board and The HERALD ~ the
utterly Inefficient manner which TINS particular
branch OF the cleaning operatcd, President
smith aud Commissioner Ernardt on Sunday evening
determined to make tour vi inspection themselves,
ana by personal observation secure evidence against
tho denquens. These officials visited several gangs
without beng recognized and saw great deal
moro than ever written nbont the
dprccta Tho inspectors and Iorcmen were not
looking alter thor men; shs men were merely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10

THE WITTHAUS LIBRARY.

The sale OF tho wthaus Library will be commenced
al Clinton Hall tomorrow afternoon by tho Messrs
Icavi.t, ana continued until Friday. Tho collection
numbers some six hundred oddsots OF books, which
have beea gathered together with care and taste.
Among them is u copy OF 5. Buffers Genuine Pocticai
Remains, a largo paper copy, printed on whaimans
drawing paper illustrated with India proofs; Mem
ores de jacques Casanova dc Ssngalt Six volumes,
a scarce editIon, printed ID Brusscs Flora l.ondi-
nensis plates ana descriptions OF sucn plants as
grow wild IN the environs or London with their places
OF growth, by William Curtis, London, III, original
edition. scarce; Dumont ID Urvilics Voyage Autour do
Monde from the library oi the Emperor Macmillan,
with mis- book plate, and other works relating 10
poetry, drama ana fine arts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10
Spelling A SENSATION.

crowd OF people gathered yesterday In tho Newark
Police Court, having been gwen rich SON.
sa,ion would surely out Of the examination in
dsordorly house The parties Interested as prn-
cipals Ktty Ryan, dashing. brazen-faced bru-
nc,tc and Lucy johnson, a snowy blonde Both arc
noted Newark nynphs dc pave and
stylshIy dressed They charged with
keeping house OF disrcpu,ablo resort. II
understood that If they forced TO trial
they would make some revelations about certain well
known, truly good men, pillars IN social commercial
and religious circles, which would cause n quaking.
and perchance, more than suit for divorce. They
were attended, as COUNSEL by Mr.. Frank Foot. Tnis,
IL thought, meant hght, and the hoary. headed
spectators rubbed their hands geefuy In anticipation
OF rich revelations to On the being called,
however, these antcipations we're rudey shattered.
Tho nymphs put IN plea OF guilty, and, promising
to reform, wero allowed 70 60 upon paying s. fine
each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10
TURNING THE TABLES.
THE TEMPERANCE AGENTS OF BROOKLYN
CHARGED WITH MIsDEMEANoR IN PROCURING

THE TEMPERANCE AGENTS OF BROOKLYN
CHARGED WITH MIsDEMEANoR IN PROCURING
VIOLATION OF THE LAW.
The Temperance Brotherhood OF Christian Churches.
OF which organization Captain Oliver Cotter IS chief
agent In Brooklyn, have tor several weeks past de-
veopcd great activity ierrctng out Of alleged
violation Of the Sunday clause OF tho Excise law It
has been the custom OF the agents. Of whom there
several, TO obtain admission to liquor stores sun
days ana TO call tor drinks, OF which they partakc, SO
to insure the convection OF the licensed dealer who
may be caught unawarcs Ex-Judgc Troy, counsel Tor
German association OF liquor Dealers determine
alleges are guilty OF msdemeanor IN procuring the
commission OF tho offence. Yesterday afternoon no
forwarded letter to District Attorney Brton the
subject which will DO brought before the Grand Jury,
anu in which he says
On behalf OF my client respectfully request that
mony enclosed be presented the Grand
sion and that the stenographer be sub
the Police Commissioners that the testimony for
warded was actually given Thai this Investigation may In
the indictment OF client nothing ct
his right Of the Grand Jury Tor the
Of presenting to that body proofs Of the commission OF
crime cannot be impaired by prctcncc OF delinquency
his Claiming this right therefore, ia the interests
Of the people and king neither publicity conceal
ment the full and entire responsibility OF his
action IN the premises thiS application made to
proper officer to AFFORD him such legal aid and
IN the exercise OF Judgment aud discretion be
upceh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

While stealing ride on Hudson River Railroad
freight train out OF New York yesterday afternoon
James Donohue, aged eighteen, Tell between the cars
wnen Spuyten Duyvil and had both logs severed
above the knees Deceased whose parents live at No.
400 West Forty sixth street. was put board pas
scngcr trau and taken 10 the In dying condition
stephen sullivan, aged nine. while attempting to
the railroad track at Central Morrisana ycscr
day forenoon, was struck by the locomotive OF the Boz
ton express tram IRON New York, sustaining injuries
which, u Is thought, mnst prove fatal When tho
glcd boy carried tho home OF his mother ID
asccrlaned that she had not yet returned IRON
wake IN the neghborhood, where she had spent the
previous night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10

THE BANK SILVER BURGLARY.

ARREST OF DANIEL II. ROONEY, ALIAS DAN THE
BLACKSMITH.
Daniel H. Rooney, alias "Dan tho Blacksmith, /"
was arrested yesterday by Captain Williams, OF tho
Twenty ninth precinct, suspicion OF being one Of
tho parties who broke into the Sixth National Bank
the junction OF Broadway and Sixth avenue Sunday
afternoon. He brought to Jefferson Market
Court IN the afternoon, and remanded till this after
noon. The prisoner Is said have bcon
connected with some OF tho largest bond
robDerics that have taken place IN this city
and was s'pal" oil the notorious Dan Noble He has
been In criminal parlance "iyng quctn for the past
two years, and has during most oil that time earned
living dealing faro. Captain illiams claimed ycster-
day that he had man, well known citizen who den-
tigcd Rooney one OF three whom he saw COM
Ing OF the bank Sunday afternoon, but the Cap
refused to give the well known citizcns name Tor
the present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10
COLLEGE BOATING.
THE YALE EIGHT-oAnED cREw-ITs MAKE Up
AND STRENGTH.

THE YALE EIGHT-oAnED cRxw-ITs MAKE Up
AND STRENGTH.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, April 7, 1871
The coming eigh.-oarsd she'll race between Yale and
Harvard bids fair to bo particularly exciting Both
on tho water much earlier this year than
last both have shown unusual energy and patience
and OF both much Is reasonably expected. Yale's
eight present is made up as foIIows:-
80 !; Y. Se;ieo.. 30 IN 4 ayss
NO ., =. G Cooke. Stroke, H. Livingstone
No q. W. ". Calm: Substitute. J. T. Clark.
or these four pulled In last years. race, who the
other four pull ..varsty oar'' for the time
Only one OF the number among the four that rop-
resented Yale ut the Centennial races and he II tho
present captain OF the or their rowing It Is,
Perhaps early TO speak decidedly but they are
much better than last years. eight ut
a corresponding time point or Two may properly be
mentioned. Two three more strokes per minute
Will be added to last years flour, yet IN other
respects the stroke will DO materially the same. lnd.-
vduAily The men arc not strong those oil 80 nor
arc the places VI such Cook and Kennedy
readily filled. Collectively the may De as power
u, but OF this no one can speak with confidence. The
eight went out this morning III their barge AS usual,
Captain Cook coaching he ana one point was particu-
larry noticeable-their unity OF action. They certainly
Keep well together Tor crew early part OF their
training, yet many improvements may DO made. One
oar on the starboard side Is little ,ardy and not grace
full IN tho catch. rs whole tho lacks the energy
which Is necessary 10 give them dashing appearance.
though this is partly duo TO tho stroke, which - essen
italy slow one.
It's wen known in New Haven that Harvard's crow
10 much stronger than the ono that represented her
last year Vi Yale the cannot be snid yet II she
holds her own, she aims To do there something vi
gapto be covered by Harvard. The present
Ia the strength Of The Two Fights, tho similarity IN he
two styles oil stroke and the TACT that the most careful
training being bestowed upon BOTH Indicate that the
eghtoarcd shell race Of 1877 will be OF the closest
OF tho many aquatic c'ntests between Harvard and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10
A YOUNG LIFE SAVED.

nurse who was drawing baby In child's wagon,
incautiously attempted to CROSS Fth yestcr.
day morning as rapidly driven carriage was approach
ing Tho nurse became frightened aud left the wagon
standing In the street. Deputy Collector d. *. Phelps
at risk OF his he, rushed before the horses ana
drew he wagon almost from under their feet. He
knocked down ana BADLY bruised, but succeeded IN
Saving tho cnids life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10

laughing and making chld's play Of thor work and
each cart taking away four trips more than
could have been carried of In ono. Indeed, 1t was
also evident that those who filing up pretcnd-
ing load carts, In most instances threw much on
the street as they put into the vehicles
IL was this result vi the Com IN issioners' invesga-
ton that convinced them OF the absolute folly Of
appointing TO this duty simply 10 oblige local
politicians and 10 furnish needy ward strikers with
srecurcs. Tho irst step toward reform will therefore
be taken to-day and 10 believed clean sweep Will
be effected. II DOssible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10
A FORGIvING WOMAN.

Alfred Picard, the jealous Frcnchman, who threw
vitnol In tho face OF his wife, Hclose the 10Th Of
last March, causing sad dIsurement TO her counto-
nance, arrested yesterday and taken 10 Essex
Market Court, wnero he arruignod before Judge
WapdelL The wife refused TO make any mplaint on
the stipulation that he Alfred, should come near
her again annoy her IN any manner. Judge Wan
dell discharged He prisoner with strong rcuuke and
concluding admonition to the effect that " his WHO
should ever be obliged 10 make complaint against
him be would be very severely dealt with.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10
CLOSE OF THE BOOK TRADE SALE.

The spring book trade sale at tho Mcssrs Lcavitps
Clinton Hall salesrooms came TO a close last evening,
having begun tho Monday evening OF the previous
week. II has been an unusual success, aud publishers
as we'll as buyess have expressed the greatest satsac
ton ut the result. The gross receipts from the weeks
sale have abol $3.50, 000 Yesterday was devoted
hooks OF little or no Importance aud not down the
regular catalogue The next trade sale VIII occur IN
ln foIl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.

A man fell overheard yesterday at the foot OF West
Fifiy.sec street and was drowned. He was forty
years old Ave feet eight inches high, fair complexion
small red whisksrs, mustache and goatee. He has not
been recognized
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10
A SEA CAPTAIN MISSING.

The police have been notified that Charles A. Conklin
has been missing since four O'Clock Friday alter
noon. AT that hour tho missing man, who Is cap
tain OF tho schooner r. ). g. vaugh lett hts vessel,
which is lying at the foot OF Gold street, Brooklyn,
saying that he was gong TO New Jersey, but would
make no delay there. The captain Is said 10 have had
IN MS possession $3.50 when no lett the schooner He
IS n resident OF smithtown L. l., and Is thirty.two
years OF age. He has sandy lnustachc and ado
whiskers, aud is dressed like q seaisring man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10

Tho schooner yacht Idlcr Mr.. s. J. Colgate, MY.
c. arrived at Hamilton Bermuda the Sd inst, and
wont on tho marine railway to havo CARDBOARD streak
calkcd.
The regular monthly Meeting Of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club Will DO held tomorrow Wednesday, evening
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BOOKS AT BANGS.

There was o sale Of small library OF interesting
books at Bangs yesterday afternoon, among which
were number relating to the nne arts and tho drama
The prices were not large.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-16
COSiE'ASIA REAL
DE VAP0RES CORREOS lNGLESES.
sUByEScIoSADA PoR Ell GoBIERNo De s. NJ B.

Seucio entire Saato Domingo Puerto Plata los Puerto
de luerto- Rico. Sarsth6'aas Europa otsos Daises
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L1srA DE rnro1os DE Los pAsA.Es DE /. clAsx
3,lado riGje ntensual
RUTA "B.',

En- % 3I6 parties. "a euarta parte de 10,
precios dc ~ Los pasaleros de clase han de eva
consigo los eneeros dc CANA las provisiones nece
Sarias.
Los pasajes pueden tonlarse en- Ia Agencia hast,
una hora antes de IL salida del Vapor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-16
BANGS De COAMO.

Conoeidos son en.toda la isla aun tuera de
ella los sorprendentes resultados obtenidos con
el uso de estas aguas mineraes para la cura-
cion de In mayor parte de las Intermediates
Los duenos del establecimiento con el fin de
tacllitar el coHocimiento de sus propiedades
medicinales, tanto los Meslicos para la meior
aplicacion, como los entermos que deseen
hacer use dc dichas aguas, renlitiran gratis un
eiemplar de la AIcllolia ehcrita p0r 81 Ilr. ID.
Juan Usera Y AlarcoR, 4 todo eI que nos envie
su direction un selio de 25 centimos de pese-
ia para el franqueo
JUNO de l877.---.Tose J. USera.
hta, "a Alb 1873.
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INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.

All Eegresar el vapor Go la Habana tocara OF
Puerto PasG-
Estos precios son en oro americana 4 la par su
equiyalente en- mo. eda eytriente.
Sc eXpen1en kllletes de ret0gho para tres meses
con una rebala de 25 "a, buano por as.o para 10.
yiaes tfasatantieos, seis meses para las Antilla
Sc hace gebala de sexto en- los tipos estab9c
dos favor de s famillas pero solo en- los casos
que ell IInporte del pasae, ST carga en- Su tCta
dad pOr toda la funia. fuefa igual al mporte tOtn
al t6lmino tslla, solo conlprende los padres sll.
hijoS egisdos. = Ia reba1a no SO hara las per
sonas que tonen bl!etes DO retorno pasaeros
que tenen biletes los precios mas bajos para DIES
de Europa.
Los nifos menos de aflos. uno gratis de 4sla
euarta parte. de IL la mftad
Los pasaleros para Franeia 8 eualquer parte de
Europa pueden Guadar 10 diaS InglaterPa al asi
GUSTAV. vice versa los para Inglaterra pueden que
iar Ell EfaHcia. Los pasajeros por estos yapores
entire Oher5opPg, Paris Plymouth L6ndres, una
rebala de 10 pSS los efaba reados en- este puerto
ESta prohibid9 a los past;6tGS, embarcando an
aste puerto tomar biletes sno ceSa dc los Agen-
ties en- San Juan Puerto Rico. Sres. Latimer U9; ell
pSSaje tornado bordo pagara 10 p% de recarQe
Adem&f de Jos puertos mencionados arriba pue-
den obtenerse pesales por los vapores dc esta Com
paflia. para los sglenteG pnntos: Antigua Barba-
aias, Belize. Galtae ma, Colon, GHrazao, Demerara
Dominica. GRENADA, Grey Town. Jaeincl Jamaica
Savanilia- Saint Kits. Santa Lucia San Vicente TO
bag0 iSia dH Trinidad.
Ha e1igen ahora precies m6dieos para los trasnor-
les dc t.5baco caf6 Europa.
Para poPnlenofeS s0hrG pasajes Hetes dennis dj-
rigirse 4 Ia Ageacia de Ia Compania
La C0Hapklla asef.lra t0da c4se de valOres uue
On elective netaes psecit sos joyas. SO embarquen
4u los yapores dc la Inca dastino & Eur@pa San
Thomas, HRbaua, cualgu or otrO puntO de an ruta
-AgsntCs. IAttinex " CO,
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Excepciones de Ia sobredicha tarifa.

A.-Nifios, de & II amos dc edad. pagan la mitad
del tipo que los atlNltos n0s. dc amos de edAd.
Sa0an III cuaFta pSI del paSale de un aduto nInos
ce menos de alfos, Eratls.
p - Cratfas que oeupan camarotes toman sus
.son sean en- el salon dc las lfmus la
nara ia sus aIil0s pagan dos tnrcers parties del
rasaie de priInera eanara: crlados sern colocados
en- La segunda canara
C--pasaseros de primera camara que deseen el
oso excusivode ana eamara, satsiaran dos yeces el
ilnporte del pasase
p Pasajeros que hagan Ell yiaje q Europa por
asfos v,yres dos Fecas dentr0 del ternlino de doce
meses go1ariin de una Tetla ue 10 Pa Sopfe ell Inn
porte del segundo biilete al tonaglo.
r. Pasaieros que toInen biliete de primera cima-
"a de ida vuelta Europa yieey versa, goaran de
t,'ae Al sefvcio de Ia linea de Hamburgo. Billetes
direetos parst pertos allende de Panama, seran ex
nendi6os con las febajas de eostun1bfe que suelen
coneedesr las lineas de conexon, Dor las ennes Ell
kraspOrte sea efeetuado.
Biifefes de ida yuet son vaiederos por 12 meses.
sin cue est0s como los denas puedan transferirsen
Otra persona
La rebaja de ma ee1ta parte sobre ell tipo es-
tahacido uuese hara en- favor de familias. solamen
a. Sin reas3s para todeS los Ediyiduos de la familial
lierara III I'll porte del pfsaie de cuatgo adnltos
~ conpfeIde una fanatics pA,ires Mos crlGdos
re Sc haze febaia persona cue tome piilete de ida
v Suelta
Para mas pornenOree diiigirse en- Aguaia, Sc
,vac Nilv,a Farrer liOi2n Mayasilaz Sres. ReiSe
E,ae1aer "a Con- Ponce. Sres Schroeder Co. En-
san Iuan de RuertO-k Rico
EEDDEEsEN ErILrNK aCs
sep Juan puestO-RieO. asesto Dc 1877.
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la PEQUEII AlTILLA
FABRICA DE Aqua CARB0NICA
Y LIMONADAs GAsEosAs.
I. SAN JOSE

Alentado por la creciente protection do
este culto vecindario, ell duefio de este -
acre iitado establecimiento, ha completadO
su fabrica con todos los aparatos. botellas.
u, que SO usan en- los pafses en- donde esta
industria esta la mayor altura. FL agra
dable sabor de estas innocuas bebidaB pua
efectos higienicos son va por experiences
aqui bien conocidos.
Las personals que gusten abOnarse pof me-
ses, comprar barriles 8 botellas pueden
estar en- la seguridad de que SO les servir&
precios en- extremes modico. Los cue IL
vorezcan con sus pedidos esta f&bricA cHen-
das. 80
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COMPANEA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
L1EEA DE Las TED1As OcCIDENTALEs
lTlNEsARKO.
FTINERAREO.
LiKRA ISTERco1oxIAL III.
LtrrA rsrEEOoLoSrALI !.
Precios de los paaajes.

- Camara. Desde Puerto Rico Europa
- y T:ee-yerSa.. ............g,... 81
proa - Oesde puerto -hieo Europa......, Is
Europa Puerto lico...... Iek
Fstas precfos son pagadcros en- orc ingles 8 anne
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Vapof Nanuela" " caDitan ViIla'ntI
yrAJE PuKnro- Rloo roE II. SUR DE SANTo DOMINGO
snaux n. siou1ENTE IrINERARIo.
! D A
RETORN0.
coNsIGNATARI0s.

Nrrvrx1s 6res D. p S. Dolz Comp.-GIBARA
rcssnres sie silva Rodriguez Comp.-BARAcoA, L.
AIsyo Comp-CUBA. sres. s. L Ros Comp
s. HTo DoSrlNoo Sr ID. Juan Pou.-MAYAGnEz. Don
min min Observation-Disclosures Sres. Amen. Julia ca
PuFRTo- RICO Sres. Iriarte. Hermano de Caracena
y 1Jomp-SANTHoMAs. Sfes. Lamb Comp.
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BEGUNDo vIAJE MENsUAL.
RUTA .tB.''
LLEGiDA. SALIDA.

Cuando 81 mes anterior tenea 81 dias las llegada
salidas seran un dia ntes 81 primer yiaje men
sual. Eli los meses de Julio Ocnibre Dicierlbret
vapor nges leGara este puerto en- los dias senaia
dos un da despuos.
Para colnodidad de los pasaieros el vapor de i,
Isla llevara un int5rprete.
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A los tabaQueros.

Seconstruyen con perfeccion nrontitud cajnnes
de cedro lie todas fnras pi RI abaeos nrecics nly
eonfenentes Para IN isia reIniten armados 8 eI,
cortes, segun Sc dekSe.
Tanben 80 haee toda claae de trabajos de carpin-
terra tpos modicos, % ComWd C Go.-Puerto- Rico.
Luna b2, hta 10 Dbre
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
NOTICE TO IIEnHoIufRs.

THE UNDERSIGNED PLAINTIFFS HAVE
1 this day commenced an seton In the Dls-
irlct Court Of the fint Judicial District of the
State ~ Nevada, In and for the County of Sio-
rr,, against George Thomas, dsfsndant, 10 en-.
FORE q lien npon the property Situated IN the
City Of virginia. County Of Storey. Ststs Of
Nevada. described A. follows; A one siory
dwcllisg housc and land IN Bloch No. 70. Range
west % Summit street, commrneibg ri STAKE
IS feet south OF George Thcmas' house, and
running north no fest. tho,cs wesf m feet,
thence seu'h 100 Ret, thene-::east- % feet. 20
place NJ beginning: which len 10 claimed IN
der and by vlrinc u 81 Act Of the Igiaiaturp
ths State Of Nevada. entitled. "An Act 10
secure liens 10 mechanics aud otherp, ard 10
all ,thsr Ae,s 10 relation thereto" sp-
proved March z. 1875.
Now. therefore. all persons holding or claim
Ing liens upon said premises under The pfoyis-
lone OF said Act arr hereby notined 10 he and
sppesr before said District Court on friday.
July II. A. ID. 1871. at 10 oirlo L a. ~, the same
hcing . day OF the regular Juno Term. A, ID,
in7. Of said Court, and 20 exhibit then and
The proof Of their said liens.
L. =. pOAN I 90. piaintins,
RI; TArIca. Ally. for PiAinstat.
issi Law "