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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
Gin propcrlp 60 Eel.

OFFICES TO LET.-%1O0 and upward, in
" tie buildings So- g. s. Boekmanst, and 1873 Nassau
b. "''' ~ INLAND & wHIT!NG. Bcelmaa.st.
IE1O LET-SI. 900. or 81 800 furnished, four
1 story BROWN STONE OF East 35tlI-st. near thaye.
rutland * WHITING,
. Berkmau-st.
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Total sales for the day.
+4S seller 30 days.
PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.


CHASING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
ma Asked Bill Asked.
f,,v ia new Ii2I, iI2io schuyihil " Pref "a
r. "a n Of n T. 1872 1921 Northern Cen. RI. Is 10
D., an ~ n, " 80 y5L 35I Iphigh Nav. 20 %,
pcodp, n RI. 12I, I2s OIL Greek g 4 RR 50 -
ic, On V,llsy L. 80 3jA Hesi0uylo r.. lf3s Is
C4t,1yiss, Pref ~. 30 81 Central Trans. 80 5j2
Phil 4 Euc X. r.. 10 lOH
The London maIk ct reported less feEcrl7 ana uh-
settled to-day GOnsnl3 advanced 20 1872 WIle ia ll"l
states nonds old sGjs were Etcafy at 1903 G7 at 1870
IOsls new hycs AT LOG, and 1O40s az los Erie com
mon fell to 65s preferred remaining steady az 1925
ILLINOIS Central at So and New-lork Central AZ yOi2.
There were quotations for money, ana no bullion move
ment reported at the Bank OF En- and. silver Was
quoted jil2 pence the ounce. In Paris lentes were
lifted TO 1929 Here gold opened at 1915 ana de-
cued TO 1868 the London adyces as against 100 y
YESTERDAY the dealings being on restricted scale On
gold loans the carrying rates were 2l2, - ~ anu per
cent TIE foreign change MARKET WAS lower, ana ates
were tending downward, the actual business being
down to - 81 and - s9l2 The export clearance "
domestic produce for the week amounted 10 S1@JJ123
The Assistant Treasurer paid out SglOJom com interest
and 81 600 in redemption OF called bonds Tie DAYS
business of the Gold Clearing Department OF the Bank
of the state NcwY York covered: Gold cleared 2sl54
OOO; gold balances. $iGGg,JO0; currency balances,
81 79S $50 The gold quotations were as follows:
lO....l07ls Il .-...lO7 l30..lOGs 3-...-lO6's
We annex closing revised quotations oi foreign ex-
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BrookInn' lJropcrln Go Gcl.

V'O LET'S story brick SCH0OL-HOUSE, No.
A 1913 RemAcn.sf: history brick DWELLING. l7g Wu
lough5yst. GoKDoN L. foRp. - clark IT.. Brooklyn.
rEO LET-On Prospect place, BROOKLYN, near
Z ave. t4e sized three brek lou.e
No s.; good order; ~ rooms viii De roue low
NgBEEI =. Buf~ ING, 2Oi Moutaeuest. BROOKLYN
WASHINGTON pARK-A coy COTTAGE
w 10 LET delightful location, within three minutes, wiz
Of Washington Park BiO0lu pa stories and basement 10
nicely furnished; Modern improvements
party T0ni rcas1hable uuil Nov three ear
T0ntes.N sndsTbly Dekalti and Myrue-gSes Apply "
OWNER, 204 Adelphtst. ~
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL or MINES.

The claons Of tie several classes viii be lci at Tie
ect.l' .ug Fourth and Forty ninth st., beginning
MONDAY, N8y, =, az 10 o. m.
Cagg admission any Of the hve cOaTsesvz
S{,II fnrnecnug Mining Engineering heta!urgy Geology
f NataraI History. Any tic al and Applied Chemistry VIII
~ FRIDAY, June g. at $50 a. N.
,ce,ooTf an NJ - n rs DAY, June IS, AZ 73O D. IN.
r. A. T.. BARNARD, LII D.
President
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Gieamdoats an0 Railroads.
OLE THROUGn RAILROAD

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NETWORK.
BALTIMORE AID ONO RA-KOAp-Ekpre.s for Washington
the Wost-.sO y. EsIress igr Washington and tae
SoutllOU ENpIes5 for " asington, the aoll, ana
EEiE RAILWAY-gOO and 1915 o. L. and pm.
NEW CENTRAL AND HUDSON IEER-7 To- $50, and II
aud $50, 2. s IN, and ~ o..
NEWJEEsIY SOUrIE-FOr Philadelphia Steamer leaves
HOO am ana 4:JO y. ID.
LBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
"a The elegant steamers DREW and ST. JOE leave Pier
with railway trans North AMI West iwc rIy s. 90 and
reduction O. . points Sta;croJms warmed BY steam pipes
during the cool nOntE5.
pRIDGEPOBT and all points on Bousqtouic
- Nouratuck Railroads. Faro steamer BRIDGE
j .. m.
NTTlIENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR
- TROY, connecting with an railroad lines North. i.aat
anu West and uitcuut steamboats, leave GI.'y
Saturdays exeopcl at from 1er 90 b. K,f.o- .
L.rJyst Through tickets sold AMI baggage CIee, 40 all
points. JOSEPH ')tHEl.i. ~uI"nIt"II. No..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry Station In Newl ork, foot u I4beriysr.
Commencing Jan. J, 1871 Trains Latc as follows.
Chunk, lG.uaIus. tiscsuaI1r, llMHts &C.
SiI %. I.-Fpi LHNo., Harrisburg, Mach Chunk, IaIla
GOA, Wik'sUttrc. Nli'l,n-pnrt, $50.
1880 o.. l a-d 20 81 .tor Soucryilir and Remington
D. m-fnr bennington, Il.i.u, Maurl Cluf j. Nib0s
barre, Iaraqua. hazfi t"edrg potsy'c Harrisburg
4 p. F0T LlsOu. B-iyiIDr., and DatI-IuQla.
800 D. iu-I0r iasun
For trains o. local points see time table 81 stations
SUNDAY TkhINS--IcaSe 90 $50 g. 49,. 800 10 %. No.
for Bound Broo duleincaie points and $50 T.
Trains lOr gcru AIalDy Red Bank Tolc prtucl
Ocean Grove, &C. 40 $40, li.ij am, ilj, J.l5 p NJ
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rNO LET-For the season, an old-faShioncd
FARMHOUSE with II rooms. sitluiel at Great Neck, J..
L. near tic steamboat landing with puylgco e. carriage h0 a.
sat- room, and ctrdtl with fine beach la 'front.' Rent tjD
Aupv 10 ltfBV l.JAEMAN * SLOTE No 100 tultOn.
st., New York, CT TO W. hlICuLLL NMllH,
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10 minntcs from Libertv-

e. IN MONTHLY.-4O minutes from Liberty
popst-fianGsome COTrAG and grounds Zone acrol IN
Guiding garden, Lawn Covers, frtt vines &c, fruit worth
sloOi situated Ia eligible and healthy portion OF city with
paved streets house. 10 rooms cold
bath. &C. stable room II desired frequent trains til mid
night yearly fare, $3.50 monthly 81 so Apply premises
passenger depot j. c. X r. at West Elizabeth or 10
tho OWNER Room 2, No. y Nsssaust, N. Y.
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12lo o'cLocK-sALEs BEFoRE
THE CALL.
GOVERNMFNT

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK
& s Gs Coupon, 1881 ; DO Coupon lsOt 40,
10000. ................lll b 5J,UuV. =
L = 300 Registered 60 y $ is, Coupon 1881 $500
An 1lO5s 10 p0n,......... MI l's
T. s. ~ ln Coffou a. y 1900 ...........- ia
10000 .I.'........llOsa L $ Az. Registered, 1891
O. : BIO Reg 1877 800 <O,OUO .-...''-.----'' AVo =
IL L.. ll1I2
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LEE & SHEPARD, Boston.

= T. UILI'I- ~ " y V'' : = I--
q p. PUTNAM SONS. ......,.,....
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
THE QUESTION OF REST FOR WOMEN DURING
MEE5TBUATIJN,
being the Boytou Essay OF Harvard University Tor
1876 BY MARY PUTNAM jacob NJ. u. syo cloth with o.
sphvcnonhc traces showing arterl tension, and tables
g4ying results Of 25O urea analyses % urine So
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The flst numbered
PUTSA,ps LIBRARY COMPANlON, a quarterly sum
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READING published IN April July october, and January
Price 20 subscribers, 30 cents year
awe welcome the FIRST number Of this lttlc Quarterly II
should prove Invaluable alike librarians 10 students and 10
general readers "-r Boston Traveller.
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Gteaulboats ano Railroads.

| NATSKILL and STUYVESANT BOATS
~ daily from Pier No. A. foot Of Canalst At p H.
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NOW READY.

OUT WEST; ... ....... .,,,.. ,,,u.
tlsted Price. 81 D.. Uniform with "Going west"
BEN BIINKER; 1890 ..... ,., 80, mn,
On rAGgIl"S GOLDEN MOTTO AND WHAT II. DID
F0R lftIt BROTHER By rev Daniel WISE D. D. mus
trat,d Prizes, I'll -. Uniform Win WILDWOOD Gill;
NEW EDITION.
ADVENTURES IN THE WILDERNESS.
By REV. W. H.. II. Murray. Price, 81 20
LATELY PUBLISHED.
ABROAD AGAIN. BY Curtis Guild. author or"oyer the
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YOUNG FOLKS BOOK or AMERICAN ENFLohEhS'
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THE SUPERNATURAL FACTOR IN RELIGIOUS HI
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THE GREAT CONFLICT By Rev. @. c. Lorme1 d. D.
Price. g.
THE ART OF PROJECTING by Prof A. f. DolDear'
Illustrated ~ %.
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OF price rs tie publishers,
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= FUICU VALLEY RAILROAD.
RAILROAD. - GREAT

L y
ROUTE Trains York, Via Dcsbrcsscs and Cori
S' Tor Harfs5nr- pittsburgh the South,
with Pullman Palace cars attached, a m ana $50 p m
F5r wilamsport ock Haven. Cory and Erie At $50
p H. connecting at tOy for IinsylUe PetToedm Ient'
aud tho oil Regions FOR WiliamsIort and Lock Ha'eh'
Fo ~ baltimore Washington and the South Limited
sunday $40 a. NJ arrive Washin gton 40 pm Regular
$50 o. ana SO D. ~ SuI9sy az ana ~ ~ 70 %
a. B. s. ~, $50 m. sunday a. III, o. g. T. and
sS p M an s4 f1I 4a m and l1o p m
For NsyarS az g. go 80 o. 10 Il F. 10 70 NJ
o. 10 p NJ u night Sunday, 5;20 $780, T. and $40
For Elizabeth $50, l. 40 3. o 10 II a NJ - M J. 2
3 o 10 r. M. and ~ night Sunday 5:2O $50 T. and 80
RahHay 900 49, TO- y Ia ~ g u NJ I'D 2 2$ g
3, $3.50 4lu 4an 40 90 Sv VIZ w. . i'o' D "
FOR Wooirrdgc Perh Aiubov and south Amboy $50 and
10 a. M, 23O 4:JU, and 6:lu p. ~. o.,o p IN ,
7s0 p, m ,eSG 2 night. sunday. =. N.
Tor East Milestone, II T. M aud 90 !. M ,,o
F,r Princeton Z, S:. ond 1880 IN. l. 2 40 and p NJ
Tor iaTlere iqo a; nd a 211 'iao Dr.
For Remington. 1880 q. 10. and p II.
nor Mercer and Somtratt Branch, II a n ana p NJ
FOR Trenton burlington ana Camden 1850 ana
1880 .. Il. ], =, 4, and p M.
For Freehold, a. m, 2, $40 2. m.
For Farming iaic a. Slusu, q, ~, = r. m -, ,-.
Tor igtstown. Pcnh,rton AMI camden via Perth Anboy
23O D. m aud via Monmouth junction, 40 y. m. .
For LCLtstoWn ald ItnLS ION 30 H. H. VIA i'i'i Am
boy and Z a. ~, Ma Monmouth J nncii0l. ,o,o - ,
m '' iVI6 A. ma and $50 D. m daily except Mon
day From Washington AMI Baltmorc, $50 800 q H. 10
5eI rs ah' 5 5 6 $50 1910 ii55 r. M 4lo no 30
600 $780, OI0, and 1920 f. M Sunday, Duo o1u V'oo'
Iqceet Ciacs 526 and 9i iro,dway, No. Astcr House
and foot c Hcsiosst ana 90 lasls' 10
Iot, Jersey CITY, Imisan, 1Sei nG 30 ,ser 2 Ia''
rp = rrgr4i u
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CouuIrn Jroperlp Go Ert

At CATSKILL, N. Y.--Fiuc COUNTRY
"a SEAT to LEE furnished fan part oulars Photograph
exhibited proprietor to-day lrum IA a. No. % p. me- at
Summer Iitsori thIuEe 30 broadway alsoa few select
boarltT- accommodate. }. IT, Nan teHrr 'ai~hi \ !.
At LARCU MONT. on Ncw-Havcn H. r., ten
a minutes frau depot anJ thrcquarter Of 90 hour from
civ House 10 Iu.u.. neatly ibrut "i Cllllst louise
r,rcu ari IG acres with plenty of fruit TO kENI Tor
SUMMER or LONGER ~ HL
81 i,u.S,rsslip y. Y. ,ity.
At EIIXABETH.-'IWo HOUSES, fully fur
"a ulsl,d 10 RENT for Summer. extensive
place. suitable FOR am!y wanting plenty ~ room "nd keep
inc rrsa large Carton with ali kinds 81 ttn lawn Sci
thc other smaller place. with all modern 'OuycnicnCcsi
house has 10 room and lawn hoh ngdirl M most
da-ra,. part cv. minutes from Union Depot
AG1r,e LLIZAIEIlf, tribune Office.
COTTAGE FOR SALE at CORNWALL-ON-
y HUDSON. IS. $. Diha NlsntS cc'en Rooms shade
and plenty ~ ,,oter Address l.. +. LEDOt X
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET at Catskill,
= y. zinc country scat on high ground. ylig.
abundance Il shade auI fruits bath, hot and cold Water ac
r1tu ltlprs for hulsrs ard carriages Photographs OF
prrrsrs a Th0r pa1n HashiOucks 2i3 Broadway ~ u
where personal Interview with proprietor may b. t 'n9af
from n a. II % A. m., address }. ii. NAN6LLDi-'
=
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North-Wcsiern


ITI, TITII q =
2O.....bc. l02
Cleve and Pitts @
lu0..-.... ~ r
3OO...bCsJ. IS
2O....... 81 p
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CITY and -9000.-FOrty min
" utes onforahlc rife Ion Lberyst ,comprung trunk
ues lv run TIL midnight; yearly ARE 500 con
Vrui,t suburban COTTAGE Residence and Grounds house has
8 rooif aro cellar heater, Gs bot ani cold water bah
rjosst c9il re etc VIA plot laid ont ~ lawn,
drive rareu shade. rur vines berries, &C. nciton hl
Vel dra aut healthy 10 minutes AK by paved streets
from ferot4 &c center o chg ~ tlktei ana "o
nnutcs walk fr0u passenger station 70 West .iDil ~
CeLtial I1lroal Apply at premises VI ~ Inc OWNER
Room, ? SO . Nassau
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Gin heal Gsiale for Sale.

NTrI r'V"' --E'''s
cMOKY CIINNEIS CURED.-NO cure no
- nay: Coakuc Eaulrs at neat tr rooms above; war
rauted. H L. GNlPfES q Coz slave above -"1s|
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16
Important Arrests.

On Monday afternoon George E.
Foote, late foreman of the Pioneer
and Devils Gate mills, and Nicola
rem, workman at the Boston mill,
were arrested by Sheriff Cooke and
Deputy Stiles, on a warrant issued
from Justice Hickey's Court, Dayton.
They are charged with grand larce-
ny, in having stolen bullion from the
California Mill Company. The &C.
cused were taken to Dayton and their
examination postponed until to-day,
bail being fixed in the sum of $4,000
each. Mr.Foote readily gave the re-
quired bail and was released, but not
SO with McClaren, who WAS commit
ted. McClaren formerly worked with
or for Foote at the Pioneer mill. We
await the result of the examination
to-day before making any comments.
Both men have families In town, aud
Mr.. Foote is particularly well known.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16

JAW BROKEN j. w. Sherman,
engineer at the Mitchell hoisting
works, met with singular and Sc
we're accident on Sunday afternoon
last, while saving wood for the dom
key engine with a circular saw. lie
threw a stick on the saw, which threw
it upward, striking him under the
chin, cutting considerable cash IN
his throat and causing fracture Of
the jawbone. DR.. Schnabel reduced
the fracture, and Jack is getting
along finely. He don't care to eat
steak thatcomcs from near the horns,
however.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16

urer; the number of such receipts is
sued by him to the Assessor; the
number of such receipts returned to
him by the Assessor; the amount of
money paid over by the assessor to
the county treasurer on the poll tax
collections; the amount elected by
the Tax Receiver, and the amount
delinquent; and the number of such
receipts then transmitted to the Con-
trOller of State,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16

GENEROUS AssIsTANCE.-On the
last pay day the employees of the Su-
tro Tunnel Company contributed
$34S for the benefit of Henry L. For
man, formerly storekeeper at the
tunnel, and who was rendered totally
blind by the explosion of 200 giant
exploders last December. The sum
of 1884 was collected at the tunnel
in January for Mr.. Forman. He has
also been the recipient Of fees from
the funds Of the hospital, in connec-
tion with the tunnel, amounting to
over $500. Mr.. Forman Is staying
with relatives in California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16

Sour HoUsE.-While in Dayton
on Sunday last we visited the soup
house recently opened by the
charitably inclined of that place.
principal among whom was Big
Nick. Three returned fortune
seekers from Belleville were occu.
plying hunks and looked very much
as though they had partaken quite
freely of valley tan while in search
of hidden treasures. Three more
detected "old stiffs" are hard to
find.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16

MONDAY was II regular Webfoot
day. The rain came down nearly all
day in gentle drizzle-drozzle, just
as a good deacon once asked for 1t
Yesterday .ther" were two or three
showers, with snow and hail mixed
in. What lot af mud comes of a
little rain. Old Sol will soon fix
that, however, when he resumes bust
meas
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16

SUICIDE John 8. McCurdy, an
old resident of Virginia, died Mon
day morning from the effects OF dose
of strychnine administered by his
own hand. The deceased was wag-
onmaker, and some years ago made
money in the employ of the Union
Null and Mining Company. Drink
and loss in stocks finally caused him
to end his existence in the manner
above stated.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - About 6

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - About 6
o'clock Sunday evening. as John
Hender son was returning from the
large. practice at the range of the
National Guard, and when on the
railroad track near the Hale &
Norcross, he was struck on the left
side by the cylinder-head Of the
engine of the excursion train from
Steamboat and very seriously in
iured.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16
E. w. GowES says he will close

E. w. GowEN says he will close
out his stock of gents furnishing
goods within the next ten days re-
CARELESS of cost; in fact. as freight
has been paid, he is giving goods
away. He hopes thereby to secure
an advance for freight money for
future arrivals. Joking aside.
Gowen is selling goods at marvel
ously low prices.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16

DIR. H. WAaNER's numerous pat
rons will be pleased to know he has
returned and opened an office at 1874
South G street, for the treatment of
chronic and venereal diseases. In conse.
quence of dull times the Doctor will give ex-
aminstions and prescriptions for $3.50. The
poor treated gratutiously. Call and consult
him las 1t costs you nothing) and we know
Doctor stands at the head Of his profession,
and is worthy of your confidence and patron
age. Give him . call. The Doctor proposes
to give . course Of medical lectures before
long, for the benefit OF young men. In due
time his announcements will be made. 1.-The
Young Mans Pocket Companion" will soon
be ready FOR the public.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16

HoLLowAY's OINrMENT.-Erysip-
elias and all infiammatory diseases
yield to diligent use of this power
full preparation. In the foot, hand
and neck, their approach should be
checked at once-if supperation en-
sues, danger is imminent, and the
knife cannot be employed without
jeopardizing life. This ointment
will remove the disorder, without
cutting, pain or peril. rs cents per
box or pot.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16
Memorial Day.


In accordance with the rules and
regulations of the Grand Army of
the Republic, Wednesday, May
Both, will be observed as a Memo
rial Day, to be observed with ap-
propriate ceremonies in commend.
ration of the deeds of our fallen
comrades to whose loyalty and hero
ism we are indebted for an undi-
vided Union. and the perpetuation
of those institutions dear to the
heart of every loyal citizen.
Wherever Posts of the Grand
Army exist, the ceremony will be
conducted by them in such a man
ner as may in their judgment be
deemed proper, but it is suggested
that they invite the cooperation Of
other organizations, and Of the pub
lie, In a general observance of the
day.
Where no Posts are established
all ex-soldiers, ex-sailors. and loyal
citizens are requested to unite in
rendering a fitting tribute to the
memory of our illustrious dead
who, with God and the right upon
their side, died to save our Nations
life.
All churches, of whatever de-
nomination, are earnestly invited to
hold commemorative services on
the preceding Sabbath May ~ .
and their pastors to preach appro-
pirate Memorial sermons.
1t is hoped that the beautiful Gus
tom of decorating the graves OF our
dead heroes with floral offerings,
which has prevailed in preceding
years, will he generally observed,
and that the loyal citizens through
out this State will cheerfully re-
spond to the call of those having
charge of the ceremony, by gene
rous donations of flowers. By
order of s. W. BACUS.
Department Com.
~. lus AANoW LION,
Asst. Adjt. General.
San Francisco, May LIST, 1877.
PREPARATIONS IN VIRGINIA.
The committee appointed at the last
regular meeting of the Order of
Union and Confederate Veterans to
make arrangements for the proper
observance in Virginia of the 30th
of May as Decoration day, will pre-
sent their report at a special meet
ing to be held in the hall Of the
Order this evening. They have
made all the necessary arrange
ments. Hon. E. W. HiIlyer will be
the Orator, r. M. Daggett the Poet,
Rev. w. r. Jenvey Chaplain, and
Captain F. G. Lord Grand Marshal.
The Comstock Glee Club will lead
the vocal exercises. One band las
been retained, and another will
probably be.
Invitations to participate have
issued to the various militia organi-
cations, the Miners Unions of Sill
yer City, Gold Hill and V rginia,
the Pacific Coast Pionsers, the ex-
empt firemen, the fire departments
of Gold Hill and Virginia, the Gov
ernor and staff, Brigadier General
and staff. Division Commander and
staff, the city and county officials,
the local editorial staff, etc. The
ladies of Virginia and vicinity will
also be requested to assist in the
floral decorations.
The committee consists of f. B.
Stonehill. M. N. Stone, J. NJ. Camp
bell. E. H. W. Creigh, Ogden Biles,
F. A. G. Gearing. D. Farrell, F. G.
Loid and NJ. D. Wheeler.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16

COST OF THE CENsUs.-The census
of Nevada taken in 1875 cost the
State $28,9S7 SO. The items are as
follows: Taking the census, 1900 ;
amount allowed J. G. McClinton for
copying, S4.477 90; printing vol. 1,
$3.50 So; printing vol. 2, SS,429 20.
All this reminds US that we have not
yet received copies of these volumes.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16
Ten tons of Atlantic Consolidated

Ten tons of Atlantic Consolidated
ore has been reduced at the Boston
mill. The yield was SIS so per
ton, which was quite as well as was
expected, owing to the fact that the
galena had not been separated from
the free ore. Superintendent Aitken
says the amount of galens in the
Atlantic lode becomes less as sink
ing progresses, and be thinks it
will soon entirely disappear.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16

For SAN FRANcIsco.-John Bill
lauey (better known as "Morrisey'),
who has been a resident of Silver for
some time, left Monday evening for
San Francisco. He will follow his
old business - railroading. "Mor-
risey" will have an opportunity to
show the "boys" at the bay how to
play ball.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16
REMARKABLE RECOVERY. - Fred

REMARKABLE RECOVERY. - Fred
Stevens, the man who was hurt on
the descending cage il the Caledonia
mine a few weeks since, is able to
walk. DR.. Falconer, his attending
physician, says the dislocatioh of the
,knee-joint, which was sustained by
Stevens at the time of the accident,
was one Of the worst he has ever
seen. The mans recovery in SO short
a time is considered very remarkable.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16

Rev. Mr.. Jenvey preached to
quite large congregation Sunday
evening on the ascension Of Christ.
1t would be we'll if the church could
be filled every Sunday If We would
put more faith in Christ and less in
stocks we would probably be better
of, financially and morally.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16

The Brooks mine was sold by
Sheriff Cooke on Saturday last on
execution in favor OF Frank Sper-
ling. No other bidders being pres
ent it was bought in by Mr.. Sper-
ling.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-16

Your WIFE, I suppose. will want
a foe watch. Well, just send tor
that fine Riverside stem winder,
with crystal cap; Waltham watch
one of those genuine time-pieees so
renowned; it costs S160. 1 will
send it for $87. Uncle Harris, 702
Kearny street, San Francisco.