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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-18
NOTICE.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES,
May 1, 1877, to April 30, 1873.

yu1BE REVISED STATUTES OF TIE
United States, Sections 3237, SLyI, 5Lss,
and szs9. require every person engaged IN ny
business, svoestion. or employment snlcn
r-p1ers him liable to . Special Tax, TO pro
eure and place eonspieuously In his establish
matt or place Of business stamp denoung
he n.yra-nt Of bis Special Tax for the spe-
ei.LTax Year beginning Asy /, 1871. before
commencing or continuing business after
4 -a,B,n a prescribed in Form II. is also
-.autr.d a every person liable TO Special
TIE Texes embraced within the provisions
AZ tbe law above quoted are the foiiowine'
te-vft;
partfsers ................... 700 %
~ ..i 49,, - IS 90
pe. ,' t1,..Ia pnnor 100 90
1890 -, Iionorx vhoIe<ale. 80 o.
De. ir ~ - 49, retail 20 90
Lsie- - - -. 1880 Is %
pe..ii 1870 in leaf tobacco, 500 90
And on sales of over $3.50, nfty cents
for every dollar In excess OF *l,oo'
x,-Ai'..'l,,-a-. ~ s.fIis - 80 90
And for each still Manufactured ~
,, az -, ~ .aterro- ---. 10 90
Ns1rfsStr1rers Of cigar. ......... 10 20
Pc dlers Of tobacco. hrs' class more 10
than two hUrss or other An!Lnalsl - - W
Peidlers Of tobacco. second c.as Two
horses or other suimslsl -......--.-. 70
Pedalers Of tobacco. third class tone
horse or other Animall -. .-.-..-.-. 10 W
Pesdlers Of tobacco, fourth class ION
toot or pablo ronveysnesi. ...-..-. ~ W
Brewer. Of les than 800 barr.ss-.--.- ~ ~
P.e-s-s - sf1 tzrrels or more 100 90
Az person 80 lisblA. VII sh,ll fail 3 -''ei-
NV nth toe foregoing requiem ne Wi D.
subject t. s~vere y ai'l--
Prrsnrss - hr1as lahi { pay sny TIE
4h y TX rane3 a'1ve must sppy %
p. =. lord.
Collector Of feEeTH Y eeitne
Al virefai. CITY. \ va1s All Psy ieT ADD
pry-trs rae strsisl Tx stamp q Stamps
IL, s-al. Y-s - ~ / iss7. aIEHoCi
FUnTHER &gTlCE-
ssss.s. Tai ~'anu- all he -Tar-mit'sa
~ nsa4s asT CD reseipf from tie p-rson Or
a. ~ fe-5r-4 4. .ams ct -perine aiT eticfs
s,ta o z~sksr 18th tire uecHrzaEy sfs.s
.rxrurs O. fae aslalus required 20 pry we
rI--nse- Tae = St..s. n uus stamp u tire
reut. AID OF to stsap- III gerts u u Is
d-stress fhst .hey - trzns4-sit'd by mail, ten
c.n.- .azs,i4zs .E1zid accompany the hppl.-
c1tI12
Counrss<i z o. Internal FeFsnne
o. Of Tzs=rnsl Bey-a1e, va niAgt"p' u
c. $HAzxry ., ISL
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-18
MARK THESE FACTS.
he Te=unozy Of the whole Norid-
HOLLOWAY'S Pills.

.IhAd no Appetite. H0llSrsys Pills gsFe
ne h@srry o1s-
Y0zr m. sre usxrvzll0zs-
OF - ~ s-csAe- oox, And keep she- II
tire kozs>
-Dr, Hollo-sy has rzrsd ny k@a1ssns 'ess
rks shrozir
haIsrx rno-ezS. Tas dear Little t1i-s go
veil II dsF-
~ rtuses o< Q zo-1ins ID nov ez-e1-
aTgz- box Of H01l0-zys Oi1t1elf cared
- = -s,sses Il tie lad / r-eA@4 sS--.@
NJ O.ut-e-t bsai1i tAs ear. xad ;as Noise
Ia lsfs.
= sri ne t-o b.sxess 1 we. cos fo- POO
family
b,-. az rass4srszs 20 Es . ~9<sk . doi2sr-
s-ra IL aFs bgI=& q go1- Pills
LEI ue hare tA-se boxe= u ySz- Pills y
-eszrr .aaiI .or Calls al Fever
hsv. orsr ~ soC- sss.-r-s --a2s ~ ih-ss'
bit TIE WAIT o. spsss eoz1e2s ze % ca
cine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-18
For Cutaneous Disorders.

Ard all erz-sioas q the akin. TITS o.--1z<7s
= Is. sryslrkc.. II 3oes 11s 1-Al er-s--
usiry s,g-,s. bz- p-1z-rxfs- VIE E1e l1ls
- - ..za--x - IL. r=-J r-c4 e the evil
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-18

In ths District Cert Z the Third 'adiciai
Da=rrsss q rns ssG-s c. SeTx1. N and fol
LT0z CoH-ry-
Esyttka Brown. rzA35s1s- Is AMAZON con
ss.tta.zs. MAzsz.z Cgzgs-y defendant.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-18
NOW IS YOUR TIME.

To have P-1z.lzz tsce CS.a2- srzn. zce
zroz TIE c-,3e- q coming. egzs -sz-s LlirlE
=. czc<, aE1 see scr y01-sslTes-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14

cnc Coast aud 'or China and Jlpan and Other ports ~
tho Pacific Ocean" In conclusion, hr. Ghrnec 81 ID
WIS the duty of tie Executive branch OF The EnFtiH,
ment declare the cuartar OF the Union Pacific kiroad
forfeited or y violation of the inv. and To tkt pos
Session of the r1nd, ruc3s legal pcdncus CAistcd 10
prevent immediat" action. -,
Al the canciusua OF MS remarks SIR Chaifee asked ho
prrgcui consideration OF The resolution. o,
NJ, SAUNDERS rep. Nrnl sent 10 ne 'l'I. li,rA
and had read Telegram from \. j fopllrton, attorney
for me Union Pacific Railroad. stating That ~. qtsID
whether the Pacific. Denver Pacific, ana Is lt
ton aud Missouri Rves Roads were branches uI tne
Union Pacific. and what their rights WERE wa no"
pending before Judge Dillon, aud decision ml-nl %
tx lr'ctcd i'm q few DAYS; and expressing me none ti
there would be- LEGISLATION unl after that d'clrob
sliould be made. Mr.. SAUNDERS SAID he de.'trl 10
address the senate ina regard To TINS resolution, but WIS
not prepared - do so today 4,
Mr.. ClIAEEEE SAID tins WaSa Sbpr II -nluil"ii =" III
qtry though would not press II today II the senator
Nlr S3urdcrs) desired 10 speak.
The resolution was then iulI ovor for the present.
Mr.. BRUCE Dam, MissJ suhWlti'9 Frs'iuueo'
rof the nanps 81 Mr. Brace and Mr.. Rollins NJ
10 BE- ti4nsposcd on the Committee on Maniacinios'
and that Mr. Rollins be cuafman OF slid committee
Agreed 20. o. ...- &C.,
The senate at 210 y. went into Executive session.
and wnen the doors roopuncd adjourned uniil To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14

The cros5-examination of John Scott was
continued yesterday in the silk smuggling cases and the
witness caused considerable by his frequent
reply, - don't remember" Scott testified that DE ,ol
silks 10 WllmerlIng, HoZue & Co.; Aiken, Son G..
John Atwo; Lcr, Iurrdy G Co.; Field, Morn. & h uu.r:
j. & ID. NILS; AIKEN & Miller Ja lts HcCrrrry Il CO. aud
many others whose names Ac could not These
were snuggled goods sold private sale Pr.ou. 10
March, 1874, he made thirteen private sales ~
SILKS, but they were small lots. Small lots of snug
glcd lacc he sold 90 j. d C. Johnston, and NcCrccgy
N Co. lie sent smugelcd goods 10 auction houses
~ Pmade phia. He obtained Of the ke-s OF Dat
meal from the Custom House, but could remember
whether or u0f he paid duy them. To could not
tel the amount OF his remiJtnccs 10 OUrns and Wells
but remembered two amounting 20 about $3.50. lie
received about six snim ntS year from Ourns, AMI the
last came April - 1871 The trial viii be continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14

signed it and AIMED bis seal Isaac r. Alien tIe sec,.
tnfy or the company, who is also indicted pcriury
venerable man, seyentyOue years Of age decared fbaI
neither he nor MI Case went before NJ. Macay 10 aLs
oath 10 the statement
Theodore X Wetmorc the vico-prcsidcnt OF fbe com
pany, who Il under Indictment Tor cmbazzicucr ..ci
that he assisted IN making up the annual reports which
signed In the office. add then taken before ME- 1
tary. 81 DO not believe" nc continued that Mr. ga
Mr. Allen had any idea Of tie cOmp8uy- al ,,rs
than Mr.. Rollins has. They signed the reo0Ii without
looking az IT, Mr. Case dd not seem % understand Ma
machinery Of the company at all.
SIR. Case was then placed un0n the stand. ALTHOUGH
not quite sixty years Of age he looked old and worn
HIS testimony substantially "a follows " nd
nothing To do with making mp the annual eInotts
for the year 1875, did not read q examine M
signed IT, but did not swear TO II. din not 70 before
notary, ana made no AFFIDAVIT. I merTT H.ne ablut
the affairs " the company Isgued 40 Iles cDec,s
and annual reports, travelled abont the ,Ouny once o
twice year 10 see that the agents did tler
duty, and occasionally wrote letters IN ma
Office in regard to liiigatrd policies d,d,,99
have any idea what amount the company had IN
bank on December 81 1879 but knew mat the average
amount about $1,000 meant to swear u the a.
nua statement asked II the thing right and thca
signed n, having confidence the officers o. the art
never thought that hadn't sworn TO The statement
until yes ertay lNOndayl. after Mr. Mdclly had fosf
hed" Mr.. Case said thar he had nye ted hs sala-,
which amounted to about 10000 year. for the last IN
years, IN the stock Of The company.
The summing up In the W u take place to-day and
Mr.. Rollins gave notice that to-day lie would cai Tho
OF Isaac H. Aleu- the indicted secretary OF the com
panY.
ANOTHER IEDICrMENT AGAINST DR.. LAMBERT
DR.. Thomas E. Lambert, the former president Of the
American Popular Life Insurance Company who wa,
indicted some months ago for perjury In swearing
falsely, i'm the annual report Of that company for 1872
to the number OF policies issued arrgncd before
Judge DAVIS yesterday, and pleaded not guilty ~ a
second Indictment for peIjlv In connection with cor
1876 Tho bail on tho first Indictment wa. $40 o arS
$4,000 IN addition was fixed for the second Indictment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14
OTHER COURT NEWS.
INDICTED INsrRANCE orFICIALs.


THE TESTIMONY IN THE TRIAL or ROBERT l.. CASE
WHAT TIE DEFf NDANT SAYS.
In the trial OF Robert l.. Case, formerly
president Of the security Life Insurance Company the
prosecution occupied only few minutes 'yest,rday
D,uuty Insurance Superintendent Mccall, Francis l.
walker ono Of the moorpolators Of the Security Com
many and samuel T. c. Beck. OF the tccrs Of The
Leather Manufacturers National Bank, NJ which tho
sceuuty's account was hept testified N relation 70 tho
compauys funds; and ,hen AaastautDlstrct-Att0rn'
Rollins announced that be cscd MS case MI winfield
Of the defendants counsel, asked that verdict be d-
rrced in thc defendants favor ON The Ground That Mr.
Case had not sworn that the statement was correct hut
that 10 was correct according 10 tie ledger accounts
Iud,c DAVIS OycrIucd this point. Mr. WIEN ld ~ bis
op,ntnq Address said that 1t dd not follow because Mr.
Cas-. was negligent IN h.s uuaccustomed place ana duty
thai Lc WIS p,Iurcr. 10 could easily he s,cu low IN
Lr uarIly OF years, other persons having more te
do with the books lie might have done all the Nils
chief. ..,., ,,......... .,. ,,,.o
f,r 1l.d many ycars, aud that bis reputation as IN
hour.t and upright man bud never been qutat!"h'd.
They wer, gyms Curtis president a. the wa ~ zion
Ilf. Insurance Company CAJud-r Alltn u. 0r'i ''H'
oi Orluge County 5anul y. Brown, lre5'Gen r ne
Kp.tr, S4.ln-s Bauk; GtOlEc Farmer, sheppard
IInm .i4 cN,Iulsc Henry 4. Davies, amt N"-tr i.I'
flttu Roberts. the cuuIcd porter oi the secuib COM
unt,y testified tint he tool The annual stitcnriu Tor
1879 after 10 had locn signed bY the ptc'l itht AVA
secretary to The Office VI M. Aaclay where lAe notary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14
COURT OF APPEALS PROCEEDINGS.

Albany. Nov. I2.--lu the Court oi Appeals ine,dav
Net,,1ler 3D. Motions Haio a ast Donmy-u..-u CON .1c
.,,..tt .uluit..d Jones ag AutclSA-a fuH a
,stt j 4. sanders or motion, JuAts Ferguson opI 5000
collins. motion ft co nI tttn OF tt.4.s.l d DO
Vy.irs IN motion 81 Wa,ersu o.cd Mtltliie -. I.'
~ h. uo.on 10 O.! cu default n commission ~ ra "l
go ,,.. In This court 60 p. iur.N I. r hIf.l ~at
IA, ,p,,-,d Iu trt matter ci tu.u"uiH lN ~'a' -
...tl rules or This court iu H.Il~u i et-
I.', al law Thco.slo iWifl on Do'i t-a'. "-l l.
motion To- appeal. W. IT, ttui 'rti i' l.' ,.
Nan Nt-i iu i,le1u. ,-, .t..
$ iiaud for aprcant aUd D. j. Dean toI rc'londr'i -
~, I'M To- IS IaDr A4-Urt Dr. ~. d. Dean ui ' ah,
s,,t A. l. -npurri, TOR respondent. 49, 3tuNH..'F ..
-xor 1r.Iua by Gep.le a. AurtNs Ior t-lt-it t. pr!
toIue 4 Ir .ht for respondent 10
Ann al t,.lssol-No. afS.-uruytrr agt. l.whtrt ~.
quo, n, g. aries "a. tweed Tor appellant aAd Mila " VI r-
tu for i,,s pulHi' nt. a..
r,lf.. IA ..su q and conc ided.
The ol oNine ID tac Court % 2ls pay 1l'ctar ie
"Wednesday, SOY. ID, losf nos 49, 100 ~' $3.50 To
2nI lHh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14
THE GREAT WILL CONTEST
TESTIMONY ABOUT THE COMMODORE

TESTIMONY ABOUT THE COMMODORE
DAVID u. ALLEN COSrINrEs IT'S EVIDENcf-IHE
FIRST MRS vANDERRuI's MENTAL sTAfE-Mi's
KIssAu's rRFsFVCr ~ nrF VANDERBILT House.
:OLD-THE C0MMODoRE'5 IMPFRIous MANNER
20 HIS CHILDREN AND OTIrRs-Dh. LISsLf
TEsUrIrs ABOUT MS PATIENTS nISEAsTs.
In the Vanderbilt viii contest, yesterday Danlel
r. ALIENS direct examination was finished ana ne
was cross-ouostioned. He testified about me hiSt
Mrs Vanderbgs mental condition. and her stay IN
an inaauc asylum: about Miss Kissams living with
the Vanderbilt family; about the Commodore I'M
prriou. WAYS, and tho language which he used, and
other topics. Dr. Jared Lissly described, at mnch
length the Commoloro's physical condition and the
diseases from which he suffered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14
CIVIL NOTES.

The receiver OF the estate of James b. Tay-
Tor has ordered sale December 6. OF various
against The Transcript Association, amounting To sl'j
100 80.
Judge Lawrence's mother died yesterday, md
ne wa, absent from Court lie vll uot return until Mon
day. JulSe DouUhue TOOK his place al Supreme Court
Chambers
Catharine Rice obtained from Judge D5no-
hu" Yesterday, the appointment o. glarifa t. hsns
sut against l01' Eiich t1t seduction n' Pr promise
Of mIrriag' snc Lays her damages "a, $4,000
Judge Lawrence has granted an order 5.rik-
ing oui the decndaus answer m tIe suit OF Amanda r.
No,Eul e1.nsi Nicholas W. No..r4nd; there Is
an appeal, by the ely, in the suit Of Charles
Deyln a-IinsJ the City, from tho Order OF Judg j. T.
Day, refusing 10 remove ex-JHd-e Leonard from tho
position o. r.icae wa ara d' ir~le."aJ W. "''l'h
Judge Lawrence has discharged SamUl }.
Conroy, the boy committed by JIise Murray 70 tho
House Refuge. judge Murray made return taai ne
nos was convicted OF brin- yagran- .-obrdrr and
iu.orr..bIc son who refused Orb obey sine lawful .on-
m,r,s # hi, mother ard ah-cnt,d himself FROM homo
without leave Judge Lawrence say. tlal noef not
mako linn vaganf" wi hin any definition in laws
The suit of Jane Quinn against r. ". Van
Pc't lawyer Who she claims go, from her $1,000 o dc-
fcud hcr interests and ,u acted flr those opposed 10
lci has been pefor, Judge Lawrence ou motion b, lo
dct.ndlIt transfer lp ciSa 40 Nr-'0Dc.t.t comfy.
Mt.. Qnnn one Rot 'eiGL I1, ,.' .I
was pressing rc,rilL Judge Lawrence h1f d'-
MED the motion.
The suit of Isabella 3. Noe against her hu5-
band William +. Noe. IN which she CHARGES Him With
wasting property worth J3lt'r OF million dollars
belonging to her and seeks % rtc1v the snail rmn nt
ne has not SO. spent was before judge D0nohue ye-f-
on motion for receiver The defendant sa} ms vile
Helped him 10 spend the property, Will. she says she
liytl economcaly lft cia> thai she bias I'D power 20
bri.g tui, -ut Decision reserved.
Charles Amman, a florist, OF Eighth-aye.
and Observation-Disclosures, on May Il, obtained
from the Harlem Bank two $50 cr,cnhlcSs m exchange
for check On Jane 10 he produced 500 count "-nt
Ii,rs ana d carc at ts was %. the hi, pgl I'd
HIM Yesterday ne brought sur orccoNertAt amsdI
Mr. FZ crald. the teller, fest fed Tint ne lIu IT,
ttctrd the counterfeit The ~ln' notes month prtr
o.s 10 My II. and could not have PAID hcm out Ih9
counterfeit notes, however arc -l rJt in .HN. ap9ttt
uu.i several wcrys after that dlc. JU rc. Nctu.cc
adjourned the hearing to get further Information on tbs
POINT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14
KENsEYs SHOOTING or HIS FRIEND.

George Kenscy, of Philadelphia, who is
ion, Monday night somewhere alon- NeUtowu Creek,
arraigped yesterday before Justice Waude. tho
FycN lh--utct Police CoIrt. letter from d. Cud-
Gcb1ck, House SURGEON OF Bellevue Huspta, stated that
Pennington was su ring from pI-O shot wound behind
tHc lex C. and flpt 10 was feared Tie wound fatal.
Ju- ,icc Wandcli having no jurisdiction r,mlndrd Ku-
scy ana dCc,Cd at notice pe sent 10 the Coroner Office.
h-usrF, WHO is rJug4loDElug boy e.. eighteen, ABB ned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14
THE ELEVATED RAILROADS.
PROGRESS ON TIE WEST SIDE.

PROGRESS NlN HE W LNt 'iDi4'
TIE WORK N WEST BpoAnwAY AND sINTH-AVE'-
ARGUMENT on TIE APPEAL FROM JUDGE sEDG-
vICK's DECISION.
The prospect of having an elevated railway
ON sixutavc has not looked bright since the
Gilbert Railway Company first began operations Dur
INC tho rt year the company has been kept busy hgh
ing the sixth Avenue Railroad Company, ana tue
property owners in the courts. Taking advantage oi
the first lu in the legal battle, the company has gone
en,rgeticaly to work within three or four months II
expects TO have the road in operation from MoffSS'
near Bowling Green 10 Central Park
The company - now pushing the work Of laying tho
foundations with all possible energy. The only obstacle
encountered is the difficulty OF obtaining sutahlef
non siono in sufficient quantities little more than
two weeks ago ground was broken in West Broadway
This is made land IL has been necessary for the founda
zion OF every sustaining column road through this
street 10 drive between and ftoen spes These arc
cut on about seven below the surface, and the last
few feet them ml eddtd in cement On this base are
laid two stone slabs feet by three feet Through
these pass four large iron rods or Dolls
nbout five feet long. reaching 10 the surface
Around these bolts is built a solid pyramid of
brick about FIVE feet square ut the base The large iron
casting which viii receive tEo base Of each cluster OF
columns rests the truncatcd pyramid 10 WHICH u ID
securely fastened down by of the projecting non
rods Tue heads Of these bolts are then covered win
cement when the pavement Is replaced the IRON p"sc
proccfs On N few inches above the surface OF the road
way The same general course is pursued with tht ionn
daons on other parts Of The line save that spies are
required only on West Broadway.
Sufficient stone VAS received last week 10 enable the
company o begin laying the foundations on s'&tl-aFe
II - specially dcered get this section OF TIE road com
riced as soon possible u order prevent iurther "p
position About 800 men we're divided into three gangs
Two gangs began work NJ TLryfour,h-s'. and Forty
secouasf. Que working up, TIC other down; they met
last evening. The other gang. working downward from
.f-et rUfr -rNf4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14

Of Martha Hansmann made yesterday Coroner
MOltman visited the house late in tie afternoon WIN
jury and viewed the body. He Will hold an inquest NJ
some later day - =, it,
Thr husband is still at the Chambers Street Hospital
IN a very critical condition. The SURGEONS say that ne
may live Tor time. hui that death Is certain inc
condition Of John, the elder boy is considered more
favorable and recovery IN his case Is hopeu lor Ing
yornger boz died few minutes before ten o'clock last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14
TIE GIRL rHIEF SENTENCED.

Libby O'Brien, the girl thirteen years old,
who in the, has stolen property o. the total
value OF 5000 AMI AGAINST whom there eiehteeu
conn aiuts sentenced Ycsteidty by Judge Sltfer
md in the Court Of General Sessions, To- rie CT he
PrOcrf0rv. The particular charge was stealing ~
worth $780, from Mrs. Annie J.. HortOn, last OttOJsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14
l.. c. CARPENTER CONVICTED OF FORGERY.

COLUMBIA, 5. c., Nov. 13.--The Argument
a. the trial OF h. Clss Carpenter, indicted for forgery
consumed tue session oJ IN court until tAii attegn1on
when Ihr sent tac jury VINO returned
dict guilty. m about Two hours. Dcicndanls counsel
gave notice that Ac WOua move for new tIIal.
A Lowell irm recently sent a lot Of bills
W,sf fiI collection IHt ,t came uach with tue result
noted against each uumc one beng marked dead"
TnT months after tc same bah 2Ot INTO ucW Lot t1t
was Iorwar0cd an when tho list came back the nnuo
was marked "rtill dead"
There are queer hooks and corners left in
OLD i.iglauu. visitor 10 country ar-uA tells how,
when hc accom- panied hlm lately 10 take the duty 100 a
remote PARISH tho HtKtOn said: Perhaps your rover
cpce won mind preaching from the cnancc lOI we've
got a luck s.ttin' Iu tie pulpit"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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RENT.-lsr PAGx--<th col
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-1sr PAGE--4th col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-1sr PAGE-4th cob
REWARDS-1sr PACE-1st COL
SALES At AUCTJON-7rH PAcE-6th col.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGr-lst, ID
20 and 4th cos
SITUATIONS Observation-Disclosures PAcE-4th col.
SPECIAL. NOTICES-lsT PAGr-lst and I'd coils.
suMMER RESORTS-2D PAGE-4th col.
rllE TRADES-7TH PAGE-jth col
fHE TURF-1sr PAGE-1d col.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-1sr PAcE-4th col.
TRAVELLERS, iUlDE--2D PAGE Id col.
UNFCRNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
1sr PAGE 5th col.
WANTED TO PURClfASE-2p PAGE-5th col
MATCHES JEWELRY, &C IN PAGK-3d col.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
To LET--1sr PAGE-4th col.
WINES. LIQUORS. &t.-2D pAGE-5th col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C-l0rH PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AUCTION HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL KEARNEY, |
iio AND ~ EAST 18TH ST. NEAR 4riI Az.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CAR |
kiAGEs EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Every horse that Is warranted sound kind and
In harness, from TO three days given TO test
CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS TUESDAY SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21
FOR FULL PARTICULARS AND EXTENDED PEDI
GREES OF HORSES. SEE OUR CATALOGUE.

BLACK MARE. i4A HANDS HIGH years old:
Kind and trnc in all harness and under saddle warranted
sound
BAY HORSE. Ie HANDS HIGH. years old; extra
SORkEL MARE l4L HANDS HIGu; warranted kind
In harness and uuder saddle.
STYLISH BAY HORSE, - HANDS HIGH years old ;
kind Ia harness and under saddle; warranted sound
old; can tror in $50; warranted kind. single and
double.
ROAM HORSE, 6IIlGH, years old; good worker; war
ranted kind, single double.
sOKRkL HORSE I5s HIGH, years old; good worker;
WARMED kind; single And double.
BROWN TRUCK HORSE. 15M high. 10 years old been
used TO : truck. single and double. 49,
HANDSOME BAY MARE, sired by ALExANDERs NOR.
kind
BROWN GELDING, 1854 HIGH. @ years old; warranted
SOUND and kind IN harness and under saddlc.
BAY HAMBl.ErONIAN GELDING, 15A high, years
old; can trot In three minutes kind in harness and
under saddle ard warranted sound.
BAY TkOTTING GkLDING, l5k high. y years old;
record OF s pull top wagon In 80. and warranted
FIVE LIVERY HORSES. all sound and kind; 3 sets Of
Double Harness. and ONE CLAkENCE, in good order.
HANDSOME AND STYLISH BAY COUPE HORSE.
10 high years old warranted kind and true. single and
BAY GELDING, FOALED 1871; got by son of RVS.
DfkS iAMBLETONIAN, dunn by Now York Black Iawk:
can trot In 49, warrant cd kind. single ana double.
BAY MARE l5L HIGH, ycars cid; warranted kind
BAY 6 sase Ina a9sS'de -. did, ,,o,
in sIipptcs @ yesterday, although the arrival Of the
detectives with the three prisoners, Gcsner, Weston
and Henderson, was look al .ssrd TO throughout tho
,,, M. ... ~ TIE Brc wsscr .rs =. s.n
my A"e "tefsh Pony Phactons top, side bar and
= 'of all desert ptions, top Grocery Wagon, &c.
SALE COMMENCES AT Ten O'CLOCK.