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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
WHY A STEAMSHIP RETURNED TO PORT

The report Of mutiny having occurred
among the OF the scLiedam Is denied The son.
dam Lett this port on Wednesday last for Rotierdan
with q cargo mainly OF provisions As she WAS bnl. -
pressiy 70 carry cotton she has an unusual breadth .,
BEAM and when IN heavy rolls more than ord NJ
vessels On last Friday the vessel encountered tne @
and sne rolled 50 heavily That The crew became 49,
encd ana requested tie captain 10 turn back which, La
did. survey WAS made Of the chip Yesterday H. ~
commission composed Of several steamship cqpfas az
the vessel was pronounced perfectly seaWor6y ana ~
cargo well slowed. The crew have concluded t'1f 80
fears were unwaTantable, and viii, without an ~
today. -n 'Ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
RE0rFsTs TO THE CARDINAL.

The viii Of Caroline \. Merrill, widow of
Nathaniel W Merrill, admitted To proLate yesterday.
She leaves $50 900 TO the NeUYork Hospital, 1000 to
S. VI Icent's Hospital g. eco the Portsmouth Athe-
soum. 10000 30 Cardinal Mctoskey. To her nephew
aud niece sre S.yes 5000 each Al mo rest % tho
o. n lie dies before her. Co his successor ~ Office. BY
cil, Bishop Bacon Is dead ms snare j, given 10
Cardinal McCosivy. The Rev. Thomas =. Preston was
named the codicl the recipient, II Cardinal McCOs
key mad died before birs. Merrill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
An nlrROYED ocEAN srEANsHIp.

The steamship Helyctia, Of the National
Line, left Liverpool October 81 and Is due here Oh saur.
day. Since April last tie vessel has been on tho docks
In Birbinhc d. and has been oyerhaulod and remodeed
The carrying capacity Is now 4SOO tons. Ivy saloon
has been al ed, and he position OF the slo ping
has been changed. so that the motion OF the boat
scarcely perceptDlo There are now aco1InmO latiOn4
for seventy iye saloon and 200 sccrac4 passengers
The Heycta il commanded by Captain C. n. Andrews,
late Of the steamship Greece. with q crew OF 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
NOT 4 VICTORY TO BOAST or.
E,.lu LLl l....L-Lu.L E-nI- . I...LL

The Democrats have not lost NcW-GCrk and
the Democrats mot carried H. They lave succeeded
by Of drifting rather tnan by reA' or fact Of
conquest ana thy not satisfied. Tie state ticket
is "sayyd" Ia,hcr than Tn,s mas not been
an aggressive hat defensive Democratic cam
laiyu. 10 has not been defensive but aggressive
Republican one. TIE reverse should na}e been The
The ctiupai, this character because the oil ticket
wa, uu rruOuua @. and pc"au-r rlcr SimilItGdc
Of n was moi pIescute1, when charge agreed
Tie Democratic state Committee and h" mana gnr poll
caus can neither nag nor yuii'aic themselves ~ say
jp Wen you see We have done as well as 1879" Il
was the pal day, desire, disposition aud opportunity
10 do lnr hrttcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
PRESS INTERPRETATIONS OF THE VERDICT
MIR. CONKLING NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE De


No doubt an attempt will be made TO fastcn
Op M Coukiiux TIE stigma OF haYH,. uat the
through his cuta -1usm 10 the National Admintra
Bal this cannot iary be done, sirrc kowYOIk hns been
Democratic since S74, and much larger majority
against HAYES mYaratiFeY with the tOta vote, last
yrai, ,huu i casts against Couhne now. Besides, The
est platform aud speeches Endorsed The state ticket and
therefore pecudsd themselves fIOm charging the defeat
70 has encountered Senator Coai'c s account. Either
they were iu-uccrc u iudorSrg the Rochester ticket
arc s responsible defeat Mr. CJuking rs.
The Democrats may, perhaps, tuL That they have
drawn white .ooaau iu the lottery which hHs gwen
fntfn a. t,fiyc az Y,crOFy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
TIE LESSON OF TIE PENNsYLvANIA DEFEAT

4 faithful President, who remembered his
pledges wnru called 10 the highest civil tru,t OF Tree
people and sought corrupted government 10
purity aAd ld-y. met with consuming contempt
and resentment by who claimed to have elected
him: aud he y-rdict yesterday ia Pennsylvania is but
the dcratc judgment OF an honest people demand
ing honest public Ihds has PENNSYLVANIA spo-
ken and she has spoken because her people mean 10 be
heard def. OF tEcr own great IaTlmCuy. Penn
81 yaui cratic to-day bpCase ucr people could no
longer ue Republican under the Republication OF 1871
ana she Will re.au Democratic anil Etpu5ranisni re
Gals itself to is purer purpose ana uObler duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
WHAT TIE RESULT sHOws-PERHAPs.

This result was anticipated, but it is none
the less significant ana gratifying The people nave once
more eyurresrd their confidence in Democratic rule
They have uttered their condemnation against the fraud
hy which the Republicans have cheated the Democracy
ont NJ their share OF representative In the Legislature
Tney have shown their OF confidence in the party
healed by Rescue Cnnklng and the interest OF
corrupt machine They have shown their respect Tor
Governor Robinson, whose honest and efficient admins
tratiOu meets with general appreciation. The victory Is
important M IT'S moral effect the politics OF tie cOun
try II shows that the Empire state stands fast by its
principles at the head Of roorganized ana now trlu
plant Democracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08

Probably no State iu which IN election was
hcl little mih,c 90 one Way or tir other hy
W.shiuEto. influences aa was A."-Jcrs"f. Tine
result yadIcat.s nothing and uOhOIy, except tIc
gallant, true and u1ed Rrpu'Aglusm of This
Snug Commonwealth The national Issues which
did nave Influence are those which The Democratic House
Representatives Dr. now forcing upon tho country in
tbc RECOMMENDATION Of silver and the rep,al ~ the Re
sumption Act. jersey Republicans now n shapc TO
address items. yoa 10 i.c,o important material issues,
aud 20 the preservation Of he protective principle IN the
tariff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
A WARNING TO pEACTvAgrps

Michael Curry and his vile Jane, of No
1000 First-ave., nterfered in quarrel Tuesday niob,
between Thomas Holden and his wife, VINO reside In tbe
same house. to save Mrs. Holden from a beating Ul.
den turned upon the pcacemakers, and with an Old b,,
onet madc an attack upon them. Curry was severci,
injured about the head, and taken 10 bo.nit.i
Mrs. Curry also severely wounded. and ye-ierd,
appeared ~ the fry seventh Street Police Court win
her head swathed IN bandag Holden was cDmin.tt,d
~ default OF 81 900 bail, tnc charge preferred BIZ ~
Curry and locked up 20 await the result OF tle ni.
be inflicted upon Dir. Curry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
EOTH PARTIES SUPPORT TIE ADMINISTRATION
'-'-i' M. H. Il..IfJ 5ss,l

Governor Kcc's election has bright side.
The Republican speakers AMI papers and ihe ndrprnd
cut pres. me start urged upon tt prOs tho neCes
si,y of voting Tor Rice the special friend and repre-
sentative the President and his policy, claiming That
no other could The voice Of massachusetts be
heard most effectively abroad. From this standpoint
adding 10 the Hayes votes given 90 Rice those cost FOR
Castor, an 0f whose friends national men. and
nave the pleasing spectacle Of presenting 10 the country
TIE nrst StW-Eugaql State TO declare Tor peace and
concord win the south, and ~ showing cunousyciy
tat Old Bay state has at last been redeemed from
sectional 4nCaisnI tO which Tor more than hail
generation size has been welded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
THE CURTIS SCHOOL OF POLITICIANS TO BLAME
From TIE fibany frDrfss (Rep) .

We nave met Inc entuy, anu We HIt HUI
theirs II The Republican State ticket IS defeated AT all
II Is by a very small majority. We sh lud have elected
the whole of # pbcans had come 10 the 'front.' and
performed their duty. Certain Republicans however,
notably those OF the Curtis school IN p0tcs-haYc been
very iukewarm in this contest ana have certainly done
nothing whatever 10 aid the Republican cause. They
may have opposed II openly. hut they have dome so
by insnuaton. Al things considered, n noble light was
made hy the Renubucans " Ncw-YOrk YESTERDAY, and
our state committee is entitled To great credit therefor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08

The insOlcnt attempt OF Senator COnlling to
party INTO the repudiaon 81 tie WIss
and patriotic policy adopted 10y Prcsldent Haves was
uudotbt inspired by A- not lcs asoicnt belief that
tle Dem8cr.ts al Nev-Icfk might De- relied upon 10
suliiig themselves by opposing Ust pOicy. lie amt
those who put their iath n hiu were iHught lesson
Yesterday which they arc NOT lse'v soon 30 b. allowed
10 forget Tie Republican organ zon, which suffered
t.clf to be captured ana controlled bY hm - the inter
e.t of tine lowest political paesiuus hal been shattered.
aid hrs own career pub man mas. IN al probable
Ity, been brought 20 pi1abic ana disastrous end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08

moor has been uniform that II Ia asserted tba, ,b
OF that range gives the American Team an ungre "a
vantage ana mat perhaps change Of might No,
De unacceptable 10 your champions" lie suge..,g'
Therefore That the next contest should be held al Par
curing the continuance OF the International ExnbfIo9
lie has reason 10 believe, he writes that the Frs,n.
authorities viii furnish ample facilities '0Hch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
CARDoZO CONVICTED AND wHrTTEMoRE N
HECTED.

COLUMBIA, S. c. Nov IA verdict Of
guilty was rendered this morning in Csrdozos An
appeal WILL doubtless, be taken The case against Rob
eat smalis Member u Congress, Tor accepting bride
while % member Of the South Carolina Legislature, was
taken I'D Immediately after the verdict was rendered.
Judge Melton. counsel f.r Enas, has Hied petition for
c removal ~ the 20 the United states Court the
GROUND ~ prejudice political feeling, and the motion
therefor VIII DH argued tomorrow.
Before the Grand. jury was dismissed true bin re-
turned against g. j. WhttcmOrc for accepting bllbc ~
member OF the Stale Senate. Wh.ttcIOrc Was Cana
ia when last heard nom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
TIE PARTY NOT DEAD ~ THE MACHINE Is Dis
ESTABLISHED.


The disestabii ,hment OF the machine has not
DESTROYED Tie Republican party. u Us possible for the
ele to vote without the aid oi postlnsters aud Gus
iom House clelxs. There mas been indeed failing OF,
uot of RepnbHcans who won't over la thc Democratic
uartv tut u Republicans who stayed at home AZ the
proceediugs OF The Rochester Convention had been con
fgcl bv s0me regard % consistency and common sense
fhp cs Of the state election WOuic have been dnsIeut
Nothing ever WAS made clearer by any election Than his
uroposOn wa made by the election in this State yes
terdsy. Not only the Civil Service order moi de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
4 HEARTY USDORsEIENT or TIE PRESIDENT.
tl.i Tie Bt.ioH Jotirn7i Ncp)
ILn RnunNirln IriHnmh is dine In lle cor

y = I''-'3IV'' '1I''I''iI - - - I--I
N8-sacisDt-. Oi the policy Of ihc Prsu no. Max
ing que alYE for the hesitation OF many sincere
Rrpriic approve The which tie President
le tJTu d, t.c f.Ct tLa' in.Jnrl of tIr j publican
ruk and Tie heartily approve 20 tc Presidents policy
Is palpap" tuat Of ordinary Intelligence can
fI to have noticed d. am 100 hIa u cdtor can cuF u
TOO much credit cannot Dee awarded fat Young E'iuJl-
cans OF tae Commonwealth for tAt.r active efforts to
achieve victory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
DEFEATED ITSELF.
from me IHU4Gr ptiG fHQVrr (fHd. RfDl
III -

The worst OF al is that the Republican
party defeated ITSELF il bad become disor ganiz "a mob
~ factions, the tearing al c throat Ol the Other.
nc rank dgntug ono another tIe Glc los a interest
the struggle FOR personal adsauc -mcut and selfish
gain Jhc general welfare OF tnr organization was dis
regarded As for campaign, taele was none. Tor Tie tHo
three luscwaru m ttugs acid dd not make one. The
leaders by engaged. against the other 20
Gcyot, either time or attention to- common success.
mud. Is lArY aas.rled D b.. mo, wore del.a-ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
\ VICTORY FOR HARD MONEY.

The victory means more rh8n approval Of
the Southern policy ana lhe hurIl o. the cun-r tIous u'
the past 10 means more than support 0g he policy ~
reform she civil service l. is .-hIkr to Tho coIis"
o. the Democratic House ui Representatives. the lan
Cal question The Grcaublcor>, 800 .ie Of loId boasts
I-slifrn nj show, aud tc t uSiicdn -glHs
indicative Gf tic purpose OF the people 10 support only
sound financial measures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08

Indians has been slightly mpeded by the fall OF SIX
inches OF snow Red Cloud remained in campyesteriay
twenty miles from the old agency Spotted Ian was 70
have started yesterday The ArrapahOes leave tomorrow
TIE Sioux are fully Impressed with the importance OF
p. II SHERIDAN, General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
NOT HuRT VERY BADLY.


Tho f0ITIf1fTttHf liIIFTTttfT NHtPfT
Altogether the results Yesterday are aston
isbng favorable after the unfortunate Rochester per
formace and blanket OF the civil Service cNpe
imcnt And the whole work has been wrought ont
without tbe expected demonstration against Mr.. Beach
and his ticket by Mr. 1idcn and his Canal Ret9rners
outside this city n Is boosted by Tlmmany that llden
YESTERDAY voted their straight ticket, and IL sienY
apparent that he did nothing against the Caual hlhS up
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
PASSENGERS FOR LONDON TO-DAY.

The National Line will dispatch the steam
shin italy FOR London to-day. As vessel of tLs line
sailed Tor Liverpool last week, owing TO tho delay IN tho
arrival # the Erin that vessel will sail tomorrow Tho
following list OF tho passengers who viii sail to-day
FoE LOSDoN-fa StsnEstg Haly--Wllltm Pins,W. =
Hitchlnrs william Gasford MIS-. brown. Miss kugbury,
Edward Black. H. ". Chutb. Mrs Wentworth lnrpsAc,
CLarea Phillips VITO and child. Mr. teuulne. d. f. Yates
Mr. and Bartlett, ar and 'irs Btlrcs,
M Anna Lansing The Row j. a. bchaNn, Miss
W. l.. stanton Miss A. FISH, Mrs hOralry captain iIo,d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08

PmLADELPHA, Penn, Nov. THE funeral
of tho ATE John d. Stockton took place ;oia the de'o
OF his mother this afternoon Their was lfst attend
ance o. relatives aud friends. including May Q! ~
Journalists OF this city and souo nom AsH'4's@ ~
Other places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08

stroyed the Republican party but II the party In New
York had conf6rmel by its official declarations to That
order nd to toe other Of the Administration
IL would have won decided victory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
SUPERVISION OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

At the meeting of the Board of Education
yc5ieray tue city superintendent reported the condl-
ton OF the corporate schools of the city % be excellent
The superintendent teaching reported that only few
children who should be III school employed In fac
tories in the city The resignation Of B. T. watson,
member Of tie Board. was read Mr.. watson, whose
term cxprcs December q, 1873. gave reason for
his action the pressure OF business Julius h1tzeneerg
German citizen, has been appointed 10 m. ine Vaclhcy
Sir. KafZeubcrg lives IN Last flliy -secOnd-,t.,
Was formerly teacher, and Tor num-
her of years School Trustee IN the NiLe-
tceuth Wand. Miss Kate IL Myers. principal OF
Public ScnOO No. II, ia East Twenty -,cyeni--ft, was
nucd fifteen days pay Tor boxing cnIdS ears. lIe
cld fell W days later, and the Society Tor Tue re
yenton of Cruelty 10 Children complained 10 The Board
The committee which examined the accusat n hned Hiss
bycs as above stated, ana ccnsurlu severely TIE 0-c
uue which appears cave been IN force II Nor schOo
r puul, were obi ecd elt erect, Wit Their eye, liked
inmOylJ!y upon u certain point, for long time. Ihe
Boald by In lie resolution OF me conn ittt
directed tuat such should exist ~ the SCHOOLS
The Committee ou Bylaws recommend. iAat me re,
enaiipJ t line trustees C tine NiG tcc.tu dlh sLouq
requested. There been, for some tlie, uhcirAcc
az uui between these trustees and tie COMMITTEE OF
Teachers about the appointments OF a tthcAct Inc
trustees have taken the positil that IF the Comtte OF
Teachers was sustained by Tie Board, they Would Je
obliged resign TIE whole matter Was re erred 10 we
ClmWitcc W.; Wulch lOu only sustained t"e
Committee Teachers, but suggested tAt me D. s-L
lions of tire trustees should De ACCEPTED Inc boih
decided 10 appoint more ylccpuclpds m Tue ScuON
s-Iousr Walker sIoke iu favor uf aoJlisEg DOud
Browns -.Imnar low n use. He objects 20 tue huok
4. admitted, however, tlut the teachers are tMph icGhI
in favor ~ the grammar. Commissioners west anu
fcarl..re spoke aust tlc change. Inc Jhid decided
hJwoycr to st.iAc the book frOm the list OF supplies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
TnE LAIESr CIrY DEEr FIGTRES.

Controller Kclly's statement for October
gives the 5otal payment by warrants during the month
as fI5,47l3I5 ~; the amount OF warrants TO October
lS17, was %33.2o1 52J o. masking total ~ payments
ID November l. of SIS 672.Sft 10 Tho funded city o. y,
driucllHg tnc sluNilg iun IS gwen - r5lolpfVA o.
and the focal debt including the temporary du, pas-
bic wholly ar 200 part nom as. '-monts, as -l3l,Nu5'
400 D. fh. total de1t OBJ October 30 1876. va, SILL
6359j3 So. Jhc cash IA the CITY Icasury II S6155-
O-} 49, AMI in sinking funds, -3J-T 81. stocks ara
bond, ugtr been issued for -Ia following purposes
~. .tr...t ,,.p,lgs and i'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08

RECITATION ~ Political ECONOMY-SeuiOr
nrad OF being called UNI" What's The foundation OF
the Bank OF England I" Special" Brick, think"
PROF.-"ln ono evening / counted twenty
seven neieOgs stung my piazza" Glass expresses
great sstonshment Ut the sOclable character OF tine
heavenly bodies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
rnE 49, IYrERNArIoNAL RIELE coNrEsr

Arthur b. Leech, OF the Irish Team, has
written to tho National Rife Association, making sug
gesuons as 10 the next contest for the Centennial
Trophy. He that the American at Creed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
nm NnIAN hEnOYAIs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE following tele-
gram has been received here:
CHICAGO Nov. :.
General TOWNSEND, Washington;
General Crook toiegraphs th.t the movements OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FASTENING RAPID TRANSIT.

FASTENING RAPID IHANSlI'
AN OBSTRUCTION SWEET AWAY BYJUDGE ROBINSON
THE WORK on TIE WEST SIDE.
Judge Robinson, in the Court OF Common
Pleas has decided the Of Rufus Story against the
New York Elevated Railway Company in favor Of the de-
PENDANTS. Story as owner OF Nos. and Front st.,
claimed that the elevated road common nuisance
that he was owner OF the fee of the street TO ts CENTRE
subject to the Of the public for ordinary travel ana
to erect an elevated railroad was TO take MS lahd
without compensation; and that he had an easement
I'm the street which was matter Of private right and when
would be impaired by the defendants structure Ihg
defendant claimed that the charter o' ne Wcst sue s
Yonkers Railroad contained provision that u shouiu
NOT he opOined save the Supreme Court and tins rg
had descended to IL thar the Court OF Appeals nan I
cided that the Elevated Road was not nuisance Judge
Robinson I'm this branch of the case examines the other
0uesons He decides that tue defendants point -
good, any provision limiting tne cons mu tt
powers OF the Court OF Common Pleas dnconsltutl0ha
H. then examines at length the question OF inc owner
ship OF streets, and, reviewing Tue history Vi r
latiOn and decisions this subject from te Gays OF e
Amsterdam to tho present fnds hat tne cry : o"nCt
ship is absolute IN the streets iau our ~ aa ' ,bt
ting owners retain no property III the slrest5, AZ s
plaintiff bounded 10y ffontst, ana III pipE El t
syeIy presumption Is against the grantee O wy otor
question he decides that there can be no dalnaees LOT
the impairment Of the " easement 10 5,Ics tbo
q devotion Of il toa public purpose 5lCiohJu " 'No
Legislature He therefore disinsSes tine coinpialhl -,
Work is being pushed forward very rapidly upon the
Gilbert Elevated Road. The officers anticipate no
,giicb extends from F6rtysecondst 10 Worthst in
running order by tine middle OF next MarC", "a 'se
been begun on an the foundations ON the cas-. e Oh ie
avenue from Furtysecondst 20 TM.y1t'h-St' ~
Twenty-soc0ndst another section nis oesn DeE Si
SXcavatios alOng 3xt-ayc. generally about ak feet
doom although the depth varies according 20 tEc nature
~ Ike On when in this part OF the city - diy
and sandy and free from stone. As the piie-aIiF-
ca and Uumus are necessary, thc WORK 1o's
ON much faster than IN West Broadway. me "O4k
OF having the foundations in West Broadway VIII soon
be 1ouiDetcd The work ut Cauast and south FiithaYe
attracts much attention. The marsDy nature Of me ANA
i'm this section has been the OF much extra WORK.
md Inc lrIXi Df
fouu laton The water has also been great trouble. btt
the engineer ia charge says viii help 10 harden the &C.
meut beds Oh UhicJ tn foundations a!e placed IAs
ron work for the first section has been ordered ana VIII
ba put IN its place D., fast as possible.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-06
DIVIDEMD NOTICE.

orr1oE or RYE PATCH Cox. NJ. AND III. Col
400 California, street,
San Francisco. July IL, 1877.
At A MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES
~ of the above named Company held
this day, a Dividend mo. 81 OF twenty-five
cents per share was declared, payable Friday.
July 20. 1877 Transfer books will close July
IL at - O'Clock NJ,
d. +. YERDENAI4.
julyls-lm SECONDARY
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-06

YEyHE UNDERSIGNED BEG5 LEAVE
to inform the public that he.i now
to fink Artesian Wells In any part of the state
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications ON the sub
feet address t. Uatoon h Palmer, Battle
Mountain, will receive prompt attention.
g. l. OAHOON
Battle Mountain. October o i8764yys II