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MONEY Gor ny rR.frnR.
The Rev. Dr. Muller FEELING More about the
M0nAer. OF hi. W orl In Hri.tnL

The Rev. DR., George Muller entertained
another large audience in Plymouth tlni.h
last evening with continuation NJ ne, narr.-
tive Of tho manner in which he raised nearly
tlnOlOD0 through prayer 10 GOd for the sup
l. ~ Of the orphan and charitable insl.tut. ,n7
in Bristol, Eng. He said that ho thought no
moro oi asking tho Lord fora million dollars
nos than be dil for the first thirty dollars that
hootnircd when he gan his work forty year,
ago. When he had invested i7GOO0 in build
inSs. 30 many lrpunn, eame that an additional
buuinS iind Of t2jp,puD was ne, he'd. and the
money was forthwith procured through prayer.
subsequently n third building fund OF s3lO.OOO
WIS required and procured 10y the same means.
~" Rev. DR.. Muller always hnd thr money In
mana h"ipr" h" signed the contract with mas
TOR builder for the work. There are now five
large ehlfces devoted 10 the charitable instltu-
unns M Bristol. Said Mr.. Muller:
, The money raised does not represent all
thai la. been procured by the means Of pr.ying
10 ny Heavenly Father 1t was through prayer
hHd laltll mat Christian men and women wNrc
nI1tnr"d 10 ACT rs teachers and helpers 10 tate
'hf ~ the pfIhuns AZ one time 1--we hundred
NJ iw'pt SIX children Ia tue asylum wor,
bl'K, AMI thcn II required ldlth and patience to
w. Won ana lhithiully Ia" ia-A 81 caring Tor So
many Hide iuyalids."
~ the close ~ the narrative the Rev. DR..
"Hh'F i"ad some ,Hiiers which he had lust re-
trW'i lf"m tIr orphans in Bristol. cOngratu-
"IhH MN On III, seVcnty-sccond birthday
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LEJERGNE'S HfLLUCINAIION.
Diamonds, Jealousy, Tears, n Pistol Shot, and
He'd In "a Hospital.

Albert Lcycrsnc, dark young Fron. h.
man. dealer In diamonds. married Daisy Ben
nett. blonde maiden Of this .iiy. In May Mr.
and Mrs Loverene took rooms at lOl West
Fourteenth street. where the brides younger
sister boarded. Mr. Levergne's mode OF dealing
IN diamonds yielded him q large income Soon
after the marriage. Mr.. Levcrgne grew jealous
OF his bride. Though only ten years older, she
being Is AMI he %. Leyersne tortured himself
10y imagining that she preferred the society Of
young men. Even beer fondne-s for her sis-
ter, so iety Ae distorted. and. finally tried g.
Kill himself. H. had rawn blood from his arm
with a knife. wien the tears and entreaties Of
his wife and sistcr-in-law persuaded him g.
abandon his purpose. After each jealous out
hurst. Mr. Ieycrgne was rep miami. and par
uruarly cons derate and aftectiOnan' to his wife.
On Mganes lay "VeninE. Lsvrrgne found his
vito in his Sister-in-lu w- room. chatting gayly
and eating grapes Mr.. Lcyrrgnr's Jeal0iSy a
MS sistrr-in- aw was lli"d anew and ne retired
y anger Ia his own rooms. Fearing violence.
Mrs.. L"vrrenr went 10 a friends house. leaving
hr sister in secure hiding place. Ia prevent
VI. Lerrr-ne from inurnG himself. b Mrs.
I"N'r-ucs dir son Nr. Iev"rgne was IN
formed vat ms wi.e and si-t'r-in-hw hri
zone To- S,ritcu.e. ON receiving tins infuruia-
uuu l" l.ram- curious, -nppo@ing that his wife
And i't MIN. he ~iormrd about his room for ~.
Willie. ana then. tax u- NJ his revolver. cock al
L. HIS sister -lu-i"w heard the click % the
hammer. and rushed from her hidina
ilarr, hut, b'iIl" ia" reached him. he
pointed n" pistol - his breast. and
fire.. TALL ling ,o the floor. Tn" bah cnt red his
pcarah"e dvrInE his aim. lie Ni.s taken t.
Oh" NV YORK II 7pitai. Enrly yrst, riay morn
ing Mr. L","r-n" and MIS- brnuft PMS vi
Mr 10y .f-he open do"rloohins for l.i- r',on.
II -iw ' M. and. -prln.u- olt 81 utel. rus .ed.
ou, n,o TIC. pas;,.le' -4ou'ns, 90 have s..,n
no, wtrl 81" ., her.; nusl gri to her.' H.
WIS win difficulty oalmnd and ii.t back "a h,,l.
Mrs. l"vrrpnr uni Ms B'nnit SAT NJ his h'd-
side tHr1ushopt the day. Tn" ban had nos
[ IL. II lid I!lk
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Live stock MARKET.

NEW YORK Thursday. Sept 27.-Reccipts OF
beeNe.wc oj ear Loads OF llbD head, making A's.
shc monday AGAINST b'b3 for the same time last week
Among the receipts number vt loads CON.
mon natives, and about 20 loads If TrSas Cherokee
and Colorado cattle. The demand very mod rate
ana tile market was dul and unprOntlbe ut further
ducton Of &c n Common 70 medium natives went al
Sabtc Y n 10 dre-S - aj6 D. t. the gross cwt and
fair a. good 70 at Insic e. dress i1s37 ns Dressed
beet ruled iul AZ Ir', .. for common TO prime ma
beet
MONDAY. Htlinst 2.&i2 for tie same time last week.
Grns-rs and hutt.luik calves ruled dun 2',G1 &c.
r n Will car inai. OF ordinary do sold ri SSrs W
head Nikied veal. were about steady At To- ,c D. n.
Receipt. OF sheep snd lambs were 81 loads OF
hNe mead making l24li since Monday against ~ $50
Tor the same time last week The market dun au de.
pr' ,se ana prices nI a. lower than reported
DAY Common ~ prime sheep ranged from Sc 10 SIC.
r n ordinary To- prime lambs from hi.c to ~ WITH
one car Load OF selected do Mt Gic y n James kirhy
prominent salesman. died last evening.
Receipts OF swine ~ loads, 3.4Gs hogs
makins -'I6 su.e MoulnA, against n440 for the
time last week. Market unchanged. None sold alive A
car load Z" sd hog, IN refrigerator from CHI
tagu sold at : a. =
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SIILL SEEKING THEIR MONEY.
The Depositors orth- Broken Bank In Brook
Ign Adopting More Resolutions.

The committee III ten depositors Of the
Long Island Savings Bank. selected TO repre-
sent IN" Interests of those who have money tied
M I'm the broken bank met in the bank parlor
yesterday morning with John {. Perry. COUNSEL
~ tn" hank, Franklin Boil. Cornelius Stryker
T. q. Webster. William Cropscy. and u. V Ia
tun who represented the trust 'es. Mr.. Boil
said That the trustees had calculated that about
one-half Of the depositors w0ul accept the prop
osition totakr eighty per cent. now The trustees
thought that if they figured closely they could
III tho building with good tenants for two year.
and then possibly sell il 80 that they could pay
the rest Of the depositors in full Thay had al
ready partial offer Of $4,000 for the build
ing. but they hoped 10 receive more. They pro-
pose Ia Civ" their tim" and attention torarryins
ont their agreement without cost TO the drpos-
r'r7. They Wrr' prepared IT, .Eiy' security To
the amount If sgOO.OOJ that all the depositor-
who leave tnrir money III the bank Will g,t paid
IN full. Tho trustees gave the dcpos.tors COM
hltt'e an uili'ial copy al th'ir Proposition.
NJ 10 m"rin. ~ the comm m 90 held in the 1f-
,eruoon, the following was adopted and handed
10 thn counsel "i the bank 10 u.s. in Schenectady
i9-daY m "tp.s ns On" Attorney G,n"ralS mo-
ton To appoint another receiver II the bank:
Atn meeting ~ the ielosor, NJ hc Long Island stv.
ins- Bans h'd AZ l'lnAhn S'it ~ i-77. The nler.
dn'ors Of ilo DauN. ami ,4ri, u,s propo,,i'n into
n "l' tors AS 'so 90 si p.r CENT o" N.rr icuust. ip
,ir. .nt,an,, rr,,iI, tl',, ~, la, IA H. 49, III H.
'n &c. n, ."i ", AZ, hnn' q in omnon that such
W. N.i '."i , '' i"a, r +" 'isn 'c qsrsed thereto
n,.r,"ro ni." in' fn' pcintnr nr"ac,eyt un.s.ropo
,',,,., LAW ,i, N, N, 'nr ,,,lN,l ne' M l,o
paiin.ui be- wudriwn or i',tlon,i. Sc ilat III. An,
ruleem'nt may be eonsunma',d
Another meeting Of the dopositors has hncn
called for this evening. nn.l it was dr.iled t.
nlmt only those persons who could Show thor
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TIE COUNTS DETERMINiTION.
The Piagiarist, sothern, served with Notice
10 Appear In Court.

An officer of the supreme Court looked for
Mr.. l.. A. Sothern yesterday at the Park Theatre
and NJ his hotel. but did not find him. Then
ne took MP his station in the on r Of Mr.. Soth-
rrn'7 business manager. lie carried in his
hand copy Of an order issued by Judg
Me-tbrook in tho caso OF George. the
Count Joanncs. plaintiff in person against
Edward A. Sothern. TO compel the de-
irudmt 20 show cause ON Monday next why an
injunction should not issue restraining and en-
loinlne Mr. Soih"rn from rorraying acting.
ana por-OnWiug the Count on the stag
u tle Park Theatre in the character
Of the GWsm IrGJeim II WIS tho
n-t day ou Mhich the order rnuh hr served.
While tho officer waite !. Mr.. Sothorn entered
aLd -irpu"d into an inner uill'c. The ON 'tr
luilnWod INN. AMI There du. service MIS- made
MT Hnth"rn was very angry. and spoke of the
I, Hud lhr order 10 has lawyers. Mo rs. Rug
g''- fnrlp- Insl evening. at the ih.atrr g.
dD uld hlWo"lf a. callers. Mr., kug.,lr- said he
should ;" 100 court on Monday noon oppoAr
inc count whom h" referred 10 as Jones Pc
l,'7lsliuIluE Nun as an eccentric person ~
IT, Hli not, however, as-une that it
woull b" easy 10 throw the cnse ont
Of court, though be- cmiuod that his client
hhi not Intended :" prrSonat" the Count. The
laitnr hh- now he saws. only to furnish bonds
i'm hpoui the sum ~ sl5.uOO In bring tho ,aiso 10
lra. on lis norris Mr.. Horace Wall. with
whom Mr., Sothern ~ undor contract, says the
defendant VIII be able to show hv aftldnvit.
from such men ~ Dion Bouricault that The
bonds ought 10 he $50 900, in order to guarantee
Mr.. SOtncrn against loss hy the stOppHge 81 the
piece in case the Count should not win his suit
Ii Is not known who the bOndsmen will be.
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New York Markets.

New York Markets.
=, THURSDAY, Sept. .27.-FLoun AND MrAt-
and pc. showed S" or les. eo wh 0s an ' az"
settled telling; holders however not mu.l inclined
Pc SsrH Sns.' ' ssifs s,s 81 s"'s
err err yYnns wnsst eS,r@ - sss,ai 90 *
DO Xxx and XXX 80 ,osss Wine Ola patents q *
ss..l: az. S .$ PT SI.SS Nv. 81 7S;n.lS ,S
ping sxtrs.. sss6 % Corn msel-w:ssrns g. ;.ess
iesa tloisss IL ioa: rye iced: sIs.
i bales Taiur n were "s again deeideSly o%
sr sioHns at II DC for september o4e ior Ocicher
January Hos ior icbr1ary Hoo. ior March and
ea a. Tor Apr sales OF futures $500 bales Re
,,oss rSIk was held higher ana quiet; mes. sold
% put S 2 pss 1% S .o%s . s "a
A., ssSl ! tor Wsssrn and c long clear g. usels
s q, SO picked hams ilsl2c do. shoulders At 50
efn and Tor future delivery 500 a. a, 81 s ss y 1r
cembcr Dressed hogs frm At ias71ac Tor city. Batter
Kin. s Ws.r @S % s cSse ,"Gs s a r
factory, lOsi3c., western do, 93i2hc Fresh eggs. n
GR,iSwhcat unsettled for red winter on tho .po,
SPOT and esTy nrry"p % aer insudns S an ig
W, %nsr No White sns No srea AZ at e. So also on
pr 80 Tor 80 MSautae Il sosi G 81 iSr SS
S T ua 2Ts d 1acy s's E Il % % tor Sr Witt sa i
w,nten october " Sltastisd i~ 10 pnn9. sclem
bush at 7ii,c Tor No , Wc.,.rn on Tic spot Osis in
tufh demand; sales 9lfO bush ~ Hidjjc fOT We stern
mixed ti1 nc Tor white do ~ dWic for mixed state
and 3l gic for white DO including graded No ai34.
Tor mixed and SIC Tor white Inlian corn easier TOR
slut but hrn ior uufcs sale. the spot ifuEN hush.
al ie'sc tot western mixed inc ludis steamer htxcd
at Hbe and for uture delivery 5000 BUSH incnding
steamer mixed Tor September At 30 &C. aud No do at
51c Tor October, and bsahS'tc for November
uRuctFirsRio coffee Vcr quirt to dav but steady;
ordinary TO prime eargoes i6 s2c johbine lots 1t.
re, gold, nothing but IuiNing sales reported. mid
grades were steady with ~ bag. Laguayra sold ~
lHt4c. god. Java. 2xs24c Mnracaiho, 17qlDi,c gold.
Rice n fair call AMI steady HtG 37c curr, neg ur do
me-uc and as.e gold. ot Ranpoon. IN bond Molsssci
was strong owing 10 SMALL stocks cuba 5Ltest rennus
sc New Orleans grocery. 3~@iuc Raw sugars were
more active uui steady Hir 10 good refining C1ba Va
sc. centrifugal. -i,tbisc; sales 100 hhds 70
"a or cuba and ssI e ior Porto Rico; also oIhds
OLD sold az private rates refined steady and dc
manl standard " A. %. aIOc hnrds. lO,l alOa.e
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Fail Race. az Jerome Park.

The fall meeting at jerome Park begins on
Saturday, september ~ There Will be races on October
- ~ aud 10 The programme l. an attractive one,
the prizes foot up the handsome total sisr and the
entities promise good running In Mr. August Belmonts
stable are Dauntcs IS. su~uchanna Mneoln Rayiua and
..leneg and In the Mcssrs Lorillard's Parole. Bazi
Bonhast Diamond BenAne. spartan Pquc. HildesarIe,
Gar1ck Tom Ochiltrcc Ambush Loiiercr Idaia Albert
Duke OF Magenta, orioll, Mariana and Alarm.
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TOLEDO Sept 2i.-This was tho third lay Of
the iall nlceuus here fr't Trot-For ~ class; purse
SH Five horses started. The trot won by ice
Kellogg IA tire straight heats Frank herman second
1oiia-c gir third. aud Prank Sloan fourth Time . ~
= So . 80
."gli.miih Maid uor'a three heat. against time Tor
flo lu - -
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8 od Dominion Walker Richmond. city Point, and
Norfolk
s. 81 Laurent Lachenez navrc sept Is, ana Plymouth
s. san salvador Sickerson. savannah
HarN fIolo Rryclu. Re v,llu. Waterford
brin Edith Hail, wooiinan - IAso.
Schr Nous enler. llhtncli. Nassau
Schr ~pcriwtA. kcDYr. craze Ray. e II.
Also the usual rv"r ana coastwi.e ves-.s
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Denoune,ns the Hoard OF Health.

Tho Taxpayers Association Of the Tenth.
Eleventh, and seventeenth Wards met last cvcnin- n,
the Concorda Assembly Roomsin Avenue A. ~ icnouuce
the proceedings the Bpnrd Health. many thn
ARE considered arbitrary and unreasonable. Tie fark
Commissioners t0n IL sad. should be-. and could it
,-uu e alta Sod ana conquered As The Board u Health
has been In recent cas-" President Williams ol the
NWetrnt Ward Taxpayers A>so, atinn sad That over
so mHuonual men were IN the society that he repro
s'ued, aui that they were " be power IN the leNt
Vlcei.OiL
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAc-ruts
Sunris .. . q sun sets. .. ~ Moon rises OI
man wATfR--rHs
sandy Hook II 10 90, island II Is Hell Gate. &c
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Receiver Isaac V. French Of the People's
SAVING, Bans viii my the icpo'ors small ami pro1s
bis the last dividend. late In tho tail Receiver Vim
Adu 81 the Mutual frnrfi say nss BANK I'm. IN Innd
Stit' Io lnN inithtrdNidcnl ot ten percent sIi,u
i'regulio lil lur'co,us mortgages II nnN Dec ral,ut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-28

TRENTON. Nj. Sept. al vorli,t was given
yesterday ia the uiivd states Circuit Court N Di-
puiod poii'N st a-au,t IN" kmch ihor.cr lIc lu,ui
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-28

QUITE RrMtKHABLE.- The Cashmere suit
thai Doylin 4 Go. sell al :l5.-Adp.
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Monks Tamnrind Troch-s-A fruit prclnra'ior
OF Hii 49,. fi"f 90 -tl1n-l'Nah'c, e0OAN-. au. 20
.itvr ut>.liu- AT d4usri>t.
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me following ~ statement of gross earnings Of the
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway for the THIRD
IN september Freight sisv,5O7 passenger sisu26 s5;
mail express &c f3l7lui, total, Sos 15I 10, CORE
spending period last year. s76tB7Gi
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W urn ~.

The "e'' Ke%,r'IN fsr children while Teeth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-28

Nausea costiyenoss. and other symptoms OF
dyspepsia Is produced by Mia Of Magnesia -Ad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-28

The Convention then adjourned sine die.
.By aulo-mlh heal error yesterday the vote on Nr.
curuss mendm,nt endorsing Hayes was given NJ s,t-
loo nay, "a. Nj Curtis, amendment was defeated b,
the decisive vote ofay'- 100, nay ,sal
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srE SPLENDID OTTER VI l1ul. ~
NO. hiu- uui tiuNp. nnleif ADMINISTRATORS ia

SILK HATS, - % worth -. - helmets II 10
ilne nat sipp1p. hpSINI'k :. $50 Canal st. COR
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30

MOUND RELICS IN ILLINoIs.-At a
late meeting Of the Philadelphia
Academy of Sciences, Mr.. John Ford
described group of eight burial
mounds opened by HIM near Coup's
Creek, Macoupin county, Ill. Each
of. the graves was lined with stone
slabs, and after the bodies were
placed in position within, earth had
been packed around them go as to
fill the enclosure. All the skeletons
found in these graves faced the east.
In one of the graves four skeletons
were found, seated in two pairs, the
knees of one pair pressing against
the backs of the other. The arms
were crossed. In the right hand of
each individual thus inferred large
marine shell had been so placed that
the small end of the shell rested in
the hand and the large end in the
hollow above the left hip. Within
each shell were found what appeared
to be the bones of child whose skull
had been crushed before burial, the
skull protruding beyond the aperture
of the shell. 1t is thought that these
infants were sacrificed to the dead.
In most of the graves the left side of
the skulls of the adults appeared also
to have been crushed by some blunt
weapon.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30

ONE day, just after King Solomon
had written a column of nonpareil,
wise and moral proverbs, he took his
eldest son by the elbow, led him
down the back stairs of the palace,
through the back yard, past the
woodshed, out into the alley, backed
him up behind Ahitopel's wood pile,
looked warily around to see that no
one was listening, and whispered into
the young mans ear: "My son, a
little office in spread eagle life in
surance company is better than a
cart-load of preferred stock in the
Ophir mines" And then the mon
arch threw his head on the side,
drew in his chin, shut one eye, and
gazed at his offspring in sile1ce.
Three years afterward, when the
Great Hebraic Consolidated Stormy
Jordon Lite Insurance Company, of
which that intelligent young prince
was president, went into bankruptcy,
the young man was able to let his
father, who was little short at the
time, have $4,000 shekels for Linety
days, on his simple note of hand
Hawkeye.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30
The Suez Canal.

It is stated in an official commune
cation to the Department OF State at
Washington that the Suez Canal, up
to the close of last year, cost the
Egyptian government, over $71,00O,-
900, about half of this sum being in
terest. This includes the cost of the
fresh water canal from Cairo to Is
MALTA, and thence to Suez, for the use
of the Suez Canal and the stations on
its line, including the cities of Port
Said, Suez, and Ismailia. This en-
terprise, so useful to many nations,
and especially to England, was one
of the first causes of the present
financial embarrassment of Egypt.
Notwithstanding this great sacrifice
in the interests of commerce, Egypt
to this time has received no benefit
from this canal, but, on the contrary,
has sustained constant loss. By the
passage of all classes OF vessels with
their passengers and cargoes directly
through the canal considerable com
merce is lost to Egypt, and also a
large business IN freights and passen-
gers, that would otherwise be trans
ported from Alexandria to Suez on
the Egyptian railways. 1t appears
from a statement showing the naviga-
ton through the Suez Canal from
Dec. 1, 1867, to Dec. 81, 1875, that
the entire plumber of vessels was s.
275-the largest number being A.
BAT English, 292 italian, 1853 Dutch,
140 Ottoman, 345 Austrian, lis Ger
man, 4S Russian, SO Spanish, and
10 American. OF the entire number
of vessels, 4,406 were commercial
steamers, and 1907 postal steamers.
The total number of passengers was
359,036.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30
NOTICE TO CO-OWNERs.

TnvO ISAAC s. CHURCH, A. T.. BECK, j. 5.
Rosch, II. j. Hoffman and VIM, White -
You are hereby notified that the Del Rey Sill
yer Mining Company--a co-owner wlth you IN
that certain mining claim known as the Del
Rev Company, on the Del Hey Lodges, situate
in DEVILS Gate Mining District lyon County,
State OF Nevada-has exue"ded in labor and
improvements upon SAID ella m the sum OF one
thousand dollars since the 10Th day OF May,
1872, and prior to January /, 1877, that the
proportion f said expenditures so made Ne
aforesaid due from you aud each of yot to
the said Del Rey Silver Mining Company, Is
as follows to.wit: Isaac s. Church s25, 7,
Beck IS. J s. Roach 800, j. Hoffman sl5
and Vim White $40. You and each of you are
hereby further tilted that in case you fan
or refuse TO pay the respective amounts SET
opposite Your names as aforesaid 70 Samuel a.
Chaplin, the Secretary of said Del Rey silver
Mining Company, at his office, Room 65 Mer
chants Exchange, Sau Francisco, before the
expiration Of ninety days from the FIRST publ
cation OF this not ce, your and each OF your
interests in said claim will, by operation OF
law, become the property Of said Del Rey Sill
yer Mining Company, which made the re-
quired expenditures.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees OF Del
Rey Silver Mining Company.
SAMUEL 4. CHAPLIN. See'y.
March 81, 1877.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30
LYON COUNTY TIMES


Only baby,
Kissed and caressed,
Gently held to mothers breast.
Only child,
Toddling along,
Brightning now its happy home.
Only youth,
Living in dreams,
Fall Of promjss life now seems.
Only man.
Battling with life,
Shared in now by loving wife.
Only father.
Burbened with care,
Silver threads in dark. brown hair.
Only gray-bsard,
Toddling again,
Growing old and full Of pain.
Only q mound,
O'ergrown with grass,
Dreams unrealized-rest at last
Chicago Tribune
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30

A NORWICH man who went to the
Black Hills year ago has written
home that he has been captured by
the Indians, and probably will be
unable to return for fifteen or twenty
wears. His wife believes it, and is
trying to get the Government to or
ganize an expedition to save him
from torture and death. Woman's
confidence in man seems at times too
beautiful to be exposed to the rude
criticism of the world.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30
Delinquent Sale.

ID r. AND MONTGOMERY CONSOLE.
III dated Mining Comrany.-Locatlon OF
principal place of business, Gold II IL, storey
county, Nevada -Location of works, Devils
Gate and Chinatown Mining District. Lyon
county Nevaua. -Notice-There are delln-
quent upon the following described stock or
account Of assessment NO u levied on the
9Th day of April, A. d. 1877, the sever
amounts set opposite the names OF the respec-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30

A country editor notified his sub
scribers that before he discontinued
sending their papers all past dues on
them must be paid up. A number
of subscribers declared that they
would continue taking the paper
rather than pay for it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30

General Grant went to England
with the reputation of being in the
habit of making only short speeches,
and perhaps that Is the reason why he
is invited to so many dinners. Long
drawn out eloquence kills the des-
sert, and makes guests desert the
fable.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30

ANOTHER grove Of giant trees have
been discovered in California, some
of whose members were growing be-
fore Jonah served in the humble ca
pacity of an emetic. Boston Post.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30

Somebody has taken the trouble TO
keep record of the number of kit.
tens born to New England cat. The
number has reached 100, aid the
prospects continue.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30

Pho Nino is still fond Of his joke.
The other day he said to the German
Prince Thurn, Among the innumer-
able gifts | have received nobody has
given me what | most wanted two
new legs!'
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30

The receipts of the American Bible
Society for the year ending March
81 were $543, 579.55. The volumes
issued during the year, Mt including
those issued for foreign lands, num-
Der 621,726.