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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

GKRErY-FoLEY. Monday evening" December
TO- 1877, the residence Of the brides parents No.
$50 East SEA ST. ny the Rev. j. Treanor, 5. j. JOSEPH
L. GERErY 10 MAMIE h. FOLEY, both of this city.
NEwELL-HopESPYL- On Thursday, December ID,
1877 by the Rev. r. b. kelsay, ALBERT W. NEWELL,
New York, TO LIZZIE HoDESPyL, eldest daughter Of
A. }. g. Hodcnpy Esq, OF brooklyn.
REID-CLARKE.--On Thursday, December -, by Rev.
Samuel NJ. Hamilton, assisted by Rev. George s.
Chambers ALEX. II. REID to MARY j. CLARKE, both OF
TINS city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-15
ST. JOHNS GUILD INCURPoR ATED.

In compliance with the recommendation OF a com
mitlce appointed to examine the accounts aud cond-
ton OF 81 Jonn's Guild, the latter by It's COUNSEL APP
pcarod before Judge Dononue, on Wednesday, and
presented cerunca,es OF incorporation, which we've
approved by him. and died Win the County Clerk yes
Lgruay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-15

Here are toys 10 the views OF the velicst ur-
chin and the quctcst little lass Hook and ladder
wagons gayly painted, drawn by trottpg horses and
swarming with IN en-, sold like widlre. II seems that
every CITY boy In particular who these toys wants
to be fireman at once aud run with the machi ne.
Railroad trains OF various sizes, with locomotives,
tenders express cars, baggage cars, passenger and
drawing room cars, are ready for trip aud full OF
passengers. DO Lancey Kane's Pelham coach, with
four Dexters harnessed IN front and brilliant galaxy
Of toy beauties the outside seats rolls away at the
crack OF the swell. drivers whp-lasb. Express wag
ons and CARTS brewery wagons loaded with min
ialure kegs Of beer trucks piled high with merchan-
disc, aud nrc engines with bond Gic boilers rumble
past each other in the great show room where also
are exhibited hoops with horses aud gym
nasts slung IN tho centre, elaborate tin
kitchens, stables and barnyards crowded with
poultry and kline. Magic lanterns, which were never
before made this country ana can be sold here now
cheaper than foreign ones are manufactured in con
siderable numbers. Rocking horses and omnibuses,
horses aud riders neck with dogs following
them all The beasts OF the menagcrc, panied 10 the
lie and meanderlng about ON wheels; Mary offering
food 10 her lamb and the lamb dse listed, turning and
taking suck IRON It's tin mother; dogs chasing pigs
and pigs squcaiing under fence rails an mails balanc
ing themselves on wheels, and parrots alternately
Tapping their wings and emitting sonorous aud diabol
ca cries, help, together with roaring lions and bray
ing donkeys, TO make up a queer collection.
Here are dump carts carts, elegant light top
bupgies and gigs and hose carts absolutely splendid
with pant and bronze and gliding, ono OF which is
chased by nrcmcn ard headed by blazing "Mose, -
who can be distinctly heard to below through hts
trumpet. "Gnl Come on thore. No. H. ! say
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-06
SHERIFFS SALE.

| DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND ORDER OF SALE
Ossued OF and under the Seal of the Hon. Second
Judicial District Court in and for the County of Osby
State of Nevada a Judgment obtained therein the
3ls day OF March, A D. 1871 and attested on the 5th day
OF April A D. 1877 in favor of James Gowan and against
John F. ByTne Susan Z. Byrne 5. Reinsten, +. F. Glib
and William r. Musgrove Executor OF the last will
and of William Patterson deceased for the
of four hundred and twenysN dollars principal and in
thereon to date of Judgment in the OF one
hundred fifty dollars and sixty CENTS and in the
dollars and sixteen cents for taxes for the s
cal 1876 paid by plaintiff and in the of dol
lar sxyve cents the interest accrued to date last
named principal and interest from date until
paid the of per per month both of the
above named sums also counsel fees in the sum Of
sixty four dollars and ninety three cents and original
in the of forty four dollars all in the gold coin OF the
Second-In favor of s. Reinsten and E. F. Gibson and
against John Byrne and Susan Byrne for the of
hundred and fifteen dollars and sxytwo cents prin
cipal debt and the of fifty dollars and sixty
interest thereon to date and interest said prin
cipaI from date of Judgment until paid at the rate of
IL per per month, and counsel fees in the of
dollars and cents and costs of suit in
the of eleven dolarsall in gold coin OF the United
States;
OF the last will and testament of William Patterson de-
ceased against John F. Byrne and Susan Byrne for the
principal Of four hundred and eighteen dollars and
ffty cents and the of yone dollars and sixty
interest accrued this date and said
principal from date of said judgment till paid at the
rate of cent per month and counsel fee in the sum
Uf foryseven dollars and costs OF suit i'll the sum OF
eleven dollars together with all costs which by
reason OF advertising commission etc. and Clerks accrued
costs all of the above in the sum ofeght dollars and
cents all in gold coin of the United States to d
rected commanding sell according to law certain
real property set out in said decree and order of sae
satisfy the above demands and in pursuance thereto
have levied upon and will exposed at public auction, in
front OF the Court House door in Carson City, Omsby
County State of Nevada, MONDAY, THE THIRTIETH
DAY OF APRIL A D. 1877, between the hours of m.
and D. m, wit; at O'Clock p. all the right,
ttle interest and claim Of the defendants John F. Bne
Susan E. Byrne; Of in and to the following described
morgaged real property to wit The north half 90 of
block No thrtyone (3l) in Sears Thompson and Sears
division of Carson City, in Ornsby County, Nevada,
gether with all and singular the tenements hereditaents
and appurtenances belonging in any wise ap
pertaining
s T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, April I, 1877.
The above Sale is hereby postponed until SATURDAY,
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1877, at same
hour and place. by request of Plaintiffs and Defendants
S. I. SWIFT Sheriff
Carson City, April so, 1877. myl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-06
Music Lessons.

MIR. A. L. WHITE, OF NEW YORK
II City, arrived in Carson and is prepared to give
Piano Lessons at moderate rates. For full particulars
apply by mail or at this office. apl7m7
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-06

ship Ormsby County, State of Nevada before c, A,
Witherell, Justice of Peace.
D. H. Lentz and P A Wagner plaintiffs, David A.
SMALL and Rachel Z. SMALL his wife, defendants.
Notice is hereby given to all persons holding claiming
liens that certain piece OF land with the building and
dwelling thereon in Carson City, 0rmsby county, State
Nevada called and known being the half of lot
number nine 9 and the west half of lot number ten O
in block number eleven 1 of Curry's Division Of said
Carson City being and forming compact piece of
land under the Constitution of the State of Nevada and
under the provisions of the Act of the Legislature Of said
State, entitled An Act to liens to mechanics and
Others and to repeal all other Acts in relation thereto
proved March g ls to be and appear before said Jus
tees Court the 10Th DAY OF MAY, A D. 1877 at 10
o'clock of said day. and to exhibit then and there
said Court the proofs of their said liens.
d. ii. LENTZ, p,:..n
P. A. WAGNER, ! 'iAin''nS
Carson City, Nevada, April a. 1877. 1aw3a
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-06
sHERIFF's SALE.


|
der of Sale issued out of and under the seal OF the
Honorable Second Judicial District Court in and for the
County OF Ormsby, State of Nevada judgment oh
tanned therein the 18th day of April A. D. 1877, and
attesed the Goth day Of April A D. 1877 in favor Of
Nevada Sulphur Company, corporation plaintiffs and
against A H. Pepn and NJ Bassette defendants for the
of 81 500 principal and interest thereon at the
II per cent per month from the Goth day of July A D.
1876 until paid and accrued in the of S44 40
and counsel fee in the of SS2 55 and clerks accruing
in the of S5 90, and all which may
by of advertising sale, Shers accruing COSTS
etc. all in gold coin of the United States and to d
rected, commanding to sell according to law certain
mortaged property set out in said Decree and Order of
Sale and in pursuance thereto have levied upon and will
expose public auction in front of the Court House door
in Carson City, Ormsby county, State of Nevada the
18th DAY OF MAY, A D. 1877, between the hours of
A N. and NJ, to wit: at o'clock NJ, all the right,
title interest claim of the defendants Pepn and Bas
sete in and to the following described property wit
All that certain tract of land situated in the county
Orlnsby of Nevada claimed and occupied by said A.
stake marked No at the mouth of the Bassette Tun
ne and running thence south 40 feet stake marked
No. q thence east $50 feet stake marked No thence
running north 40 feet to stake marked No. thence
ming $50 feet to the place of beginning with the i'm
provements thereon. The said land is situated in the
southeast portion of the northeast quarter "a of Section
No. in Township No Is north of range No 10 east Mt
Dabo meridian according to the United States surveys.
S. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
CITY April 1877
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-06

Carson City, April 26, 1877.
T. W. W. DAWES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-06

About quarter tn 4 O'clock yesterday
morning the police discovered the cloth.
ing of two boys in Gilpin's board.yard,
on Plum street, below Twelfth street.
Al o'clock boatman saw boys hair
on the surface of the water near Twelfth
street Bridge and drew the boy out,
Further search discovered another bow
III the canal near Fourteenth-street
Blldge' Both were naked and had evil
IDENTIFY been il swimming and drowned.
The first boy discovered was Fred.
Lauck, whose parents live at 10. 76 RIt-
lenhouse street, lad eleven years old.
The second was Robert Brown, whose
mother, widow, lives at Plum ana Fiji.
teenLh. He was fourteen years old.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-06

National Associated Press to the Star.
GAINESVILLE, o., Aug. 6.-While the
draw-bridge over the canal was being
turned yesterday Willie Tracy and
Willie Cunningham were jumping on
and off. When the bridge swung around
within a few feet of shore, the TWO
boys jumped, one from the shore to the
bridge and the other from the bridge to
the shore. They came together, and
both fell into the water. Tracy went
down and never arose until he was TAX
en- out some time afterwards liseless
Edward X. Sullivan leaped into the
water and rescued Cunningham after he
had gone down the third time. In the
excitement Mrs. Tracy, the mother of
the drowned boy, in attempting to jump
into the water to save her boy, fell and
wrenched her ankle badly. A young
man named Rufus Burton, while assist
ing Mrs. Tracy, was bitten through the
hand by dog, VINO, not understanding
the situation, was evidently interposing
as her friend.
ID. u. Andrews, prominent citizen,
died last evening.
Marshal FeIl and Lieut.. Linton went
to BLACK Hand yesterday, having heard
That Jack Harper, the striker, Tor whom
a reward OF $5O0 was offered, was there.
Ihey returned without their mutton.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-06

Col. Ozro j. Dodds, is at Lima, Ohio
Court Officer Frank Ramsay is al
Lexington, KY.
Miss Lizzie Greer, of Covington is
visiting at Lake Chautauqua.
The family OF Jonn u. Bell, ESD, are
solournlng at Lake Cnautauqua.
Lewis w. Irwin, Assistant Prosecu.
ting Attorney Of Hamilton County lett
for the East Saturday evening.
MIR, Adolph schladen, formerly of the
Glnclnnatl fEeIe PresSe, but now Of the
Louisville Anzeiger, is in the city,
Mr.. r. E. j. Miles, manager of the
Grand Opera-Aouse, and his niece, Miss
Ada Dow, arrived from the East lasI
evening.
Geo. II. Kot'e, of the firm of Hudde.
pohl u hotte, of Main street, is as happy
as a big sun-flower. Tuis morning a
young twelye-pound boy Joined his do.
mestlc cIiole, and Mr.. kOtLe feels about
foot taller than usual. May he live
long and prosper.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-06
CINCINNATI DAlLY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 6-2p. A.

CINCINNATI, Aug 60 z. NJ.
| FLoUR-Market steady with fair oons mp
tive demand. Faucy is gu ted Sc 5OaI 10.
Family sold to-day at s6ab TO- Extra quote"
IS 6Oa5 So, superine IS OOa5 Is, aud low V arsuct
IS 25a4 per Genital Spring sold at 81 75aS If
| per brl. Rye -four is quoted S4a4 25, and some
| choice Northwestern selling at "a 40 per brl
| CORN-QuIot and steady. Mixed ear amazed
47atoc on tack, and shelled 4Sa49e per bd in
elevator.
WHEAT-Is in fair demand and steaiv,
White is quoted 81 goal rs for fair to good. 81 3r
for prime. and 81 33al 35 for choice per bu Red
81 lOal 26, as to quality, the outside figure for
| choice. Amber is quotel 81 25al u for prime
to onOiCe per bu.
OATS-Market steady, and only moderate
inquiry. with ample receipts. Mixed are
quoted 30a32c anu white 3ia35c per bu. Ola
are scarce and held firm at 3Sd401 Ger bu for
prime to ch Dlce in elevator
BARLEl Nothing doing to establish
quotations.
.KYE-Market steady and quiet. Good to
prime sample quoted 53aj1G on track, and No.
Ia elevator 57aj6c per bu, some cholce sold
on track az BIC pei bu.
MESS PORK-Ihe markct quiet and oasv
at fl3 75al4 per bri for prime Guy ami held at
the latter ngUre.
LAkD-Moderate demand and current,
make held at SIC per 10. Prime steam nom
lnal at DC. CITY Kettle jobbing at lOalJxc per
pound.
BULK MEATs-The market is ouiet and
easy. Shoulders are quoted SIC, clear rlb
sides 7taIkc and clear sides II per lb, all
loose.
BhCON-The demand is light and the mar
ket Is rather easy, Quoted &c for. shoulders,
nc for clear RIB sides, ana S4aS3zc for. clear
sides per Id, all packed. sugar. cured hams
jobblng at l0anhc. us tO average.
COITON-The market is dull and weak and
prices MAKO lower. Sales, As bales. Sex,
o,OIs haies. We quotes Ordinary l01!c. good
ordinary lOhc, low mIudllng IOAc, mlu-
ding llHc, good mijdlDg Ike, nlduInr
far l2}aG, and far l3hc per lb.
W HlSkI-ls selling at IL 0S per gallon.
with III moderate demand.
BEASS-fFhe market is dull and about NOM
mai Light offerings at SIal 81 per bu for com
mon, 81 25a2 5J Tor prime to choice white, and
81 I5a1 IS for navys.
BROOM CORN-Dull but held steady ana
prices nominally unchanged. Common red
brush is quoted Sa4c, green stalk braid 4&a5nc,
and hlirl JaBC Der ID.
BUTlER-Market quiet and steady, with
ample receipts ana only fair local dem asd
for the best grades. Creamery is quoted s3a
l5c per ib. DAIRY made sells at l6alSc for
Western Reserve and l4al5c for Central Ohio
per Id. Lower grades dull at l0al2c for IN edlum
aad Sa9c Lur common per lb.
CHI h E-Tue market is firm under limited
receipts, and prime to choice factory is quoted
l.al &c per lb.
CUfFEE-Fair consumptive demand and
prices are steady. Rio is quoted lSalgc for
common, 2la22c for fair TO good. 2!.ag3c for
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-06

riou>ly hurt. TIE indignation of the
passengers was very great, and they
threatened to lynch the railroad officials.
Inc passengers were obliged to walk to
Locust Grove, nearly two miles.
Bridge Accident in Wisconsin,
MILWAUKEE,, Aug. GA freight train
going north on the Milwaukee g. St. Paul
Railway, when near Kinnikinnick River,
three and a half miles south, was sig.
nailed to stop at the drawbridge, but the
engineer could not get control OF the
tram soon enough to prevent the en-
glhe and two cars from passing upon
tue drawbridge, which gave away, pre-
clpltating two cars into the river below
and turning the engine crosswise di.
reCtly over the center of the bridge, with
tue tender badly wrecked. Fortunately
no one was injured, as the engineer and
nreman leaped from the engine to the
river bank below, near the end of the
Drldge. An eye witness states that the
train did not seem to be stopping before
entering the draw, as is the custom, and
When the engineer saw the signal it was
too late. The bridge was being repaired,
ana the bridge watchman had signals
out both ways. Tue bridge Is nearly
total wreck. 1t is expected trains will
not DE able 10 pass IOr two or three
days. Passengers will be transferred
here,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-06
continued to 11th; Fred. Fritz, Allen

continued to 11th; Fred. Fritz, Allen
Campbell, Joseph Vogt, dismissed.
MlscellaneouS-JOs. L. Cook, failing
to obey Board OF Insecure Buildings,
continued to the 11th; BENZ. Ii. Hiners,
malicious destruction, dismissed; John
Fisher, same, continued to the 1lth;
Burton ClarksOn, concealed weapons,
continued to the 9th; Jos. Flaxmeier,
same, dismissed; Jos. Goss, fugitive,
dismissed; Fred. Brockman. stabbing
to wound, continued 10 the 18Th; Henry
Bowman, Geo. Allen, petit larceny, $50
and COSTS; Charles Gerhardt, same,
continued to the 9th inst;
Richard Ayers, harboring vicious dog,
dismissed; Mary Patton, vagraney,
same; Wm. Sniff, abusing family, $40
and costs; Tillie Spencer, petit larceny,
dismissed; Henry Fry, permitting dog
at large, 80 and costs; John Fisher,
and Fred. Snyder, violence on
officer, continued TO the 1lth;
Barney DreEen, fast driving, 50 and
costs; Frank N MoIlinger, exposing per,
sou, $15 and cosJs; Chas. GabIer, COM
mitting nuisance, $3 aud COSTS; Andrew
heron, street begging, dismissed; VIM.
Mack alias omlLn, Wm. Henry alias
Stark, and Henry Fierce, burglary, con-
tlnued to SEh inst; VIM. Mack, rape,
same.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-06
CAT AND HORSE.

When blr, Huntington removed from
East BIeoMield to this city white cal
WAS Ielt up IA Lie premises Llere. This
cat nad Deeu great pet with two little
boys OF the family, and cried 80 much
about the Old place, missing the bows.
that Mr.. ID. brought her up TO the civ.
During the spring he also brought the
stallion NaffaGansett here. wHvn thr
cat At once recognized as au old ac
qualntAhce, having been accustomed Ia
daily visit his box-stalt when IN tue
country, to watch Tor mice about H. S
ieed-box, or for que, nap, ana in due
.ime the two became warm friends.
ION the arrival OF Narragansett at M.
i.'s stable here the cat at once re-
neWed her daily visits 10 his box, at
which the horse seemed pleased.
Last Monday evening the cat troubled
the family by continual crying, Refusing
TODD, until at last Mir. Ii. said sL
wanted to get into the barn. which wss
proven the moment Mr. Ii. started for l..
Immediately III the barn the cat went 10
Nhere NarragansesU stood, mia king for
hersell IL nest In front oil his fore feet.
under his mead, and expressed Ler com
lOrt by her quleU. AS Mir. Ii. returned
To the bouse The Darn was left open N
case the cat wished to come again to the
house. In the morning, as Mr.. Il. went
TO MS horse, thers was stlil puss, as COM
Portable as couII be, close to the feet Of
Narragansett, together with little
family of five. and the horse evidently
aware there was some hing by his loot
he would hurt shDuii ne step about
muCA. The cat seems to have NJ fear,
but goes and comes as the likes, wuite
Alrraganselt, by way OF amusement,
will often put his head down to the little
family as ii to inquire how tney al get
along. Should the old cat happen to be
there during these frequent Inspections
sac. mahliests no uneasluess, while
should any children or strangers disturb
by IA look even, kittie wound seem 10
hide her little family, as she trequeutly
has, in some new place. JchesLer Ex-
DrosS.
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mixed &c., Pork steady apd unchanged. BIIS
meats firm at 5ka1h ha7Xc. Bacon irmer aG
gas Waab0c. Sugar-cured hams steady and
hrm at l0Xall1ic. Lard steady and un-
changed hhIsky quiet at 81 o. BaggiBg
changed.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 6.-Flour is quiet, firm
and unchanged. Wheat dull and lower: No
Western winter red, August delivery, 81 4OL;
>eptember, 81 Sox. Corn dull and lower:
Western mixed, spot and July, 65o; August
and september, Gl5Ic: steamer. 595. Oats quI-
et and unchanged. Rye nOminally unchanged.
Hay dull and unchanged, Provisions active,
strong and higher: Pork, Sl5nl5 25. Bulk
meats; loose shoulders, 64e; clear rib sides,
SIC; packed, 61saSEc. Bacon: shoulders 7Kc;
Claar rib sides, y1SC. Hams, l2al31. Lard: re-
nned, lOkc. Butter unchanged. Petroleum
nominal: crude 75ac. refined, 1870. Coffee
quiet steady anu unchanged. Whisky held
hrmly at II 20.
NEW YORK, Ang. 6.-Flour: No. 2. SO O0s4 50;
suDerhne western and State, $5 2ja5 65; com
mon to good extra, So sja6 15; good to choice,
10 2ot6 80; white wheat extra, So 4Oa6 IS;
fancy, 10 lOa8 %; extra Ohio, 50 9OaS 25; st.
LOUIS, So SOalO %; Minnesota Dateut s. I1aiO.
Rye -four steady at "a 75a5 10. Corn meal
duh: Western, So i6a3 60 Wheat quiet and
firm; fri old ungraded sheboygan spring, 81 s71;
NO Minnesota spring, 81 ~; No. 2 winter red
Western, September, 81 40al 40k; No. 2
spring, September 81 30. Rye quiet. Barley
nominal Malt quiet. Corn higher and
fairly active: migrated Western, mixeu,
5Sa65c; steam, mixed, 61a62He: white est
ern, poor, 6uc. Oats are dull: mixed Western
and State, 3Oa57nc; white Western do. y1ysa
59c. Hay unchanged. Hops are quiet and uu-
changed. COFFEE quiet. and steaiy: Rio, ear
goes, 6Aa2O54c, gold; jobbnfg, 16h ha2l xe, gold.
sugar heavy and quiet: fair to good refining,
SAa91sc; prime, SIC; refined, IlallHc. Mo
lasSes dull and Unchanged. Rice in
moderate demand: Louisiana, SKATE;
Carolina, Gaze Petroleum dull crude, IKE;
refined, BIC. Tallow firm at S4SaS B. lBc.
Strained resin quiet at 81 60al 50. Spirits
l4al5Hc. Pork duh aud hover at $l4 go; Au-
gust, SD 15al4 20. Beef quiet: Western long
clear mlddles, l71c. Lard heavy: New prime
steam, 527 u 3gc; old, 9.4Oa945c. Butter
heavy: Western. lUa22c. Cheese duh at 5alo4c.
Whisky quiet: 81 10 asked.