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The sidewalk In front OF tho Brun swck was crowded
yesterday morning when the Tally Ito drove up to re-
ceve her passengers Tor the daily trip to New Ro.
chclc Colonel Dclancey Ranc was absent Yesterday.
ana Towncs, tho English guard, occupied the box seat,
The five front OF the coach we're occupied by Mr.
aud Mrs. Van Rcnsalner Congcr and friends aud the
rear and middle seats wsro taken by Mr. Field and lady
and Mr. J. f. Fisher and party. The coach started
puDctuaIIy NJ ton A. NJ and tho drive out was quito
pleasant but In The afternoon coming back The weather
was very srry and told considerably on tho horses
Towncs however, kept them up 20 their wvrk and
arrived at the brunswick ~ four \. AZ. sharp.
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gesn. sarndolar, as; Private Stack, IS; sersoan.

gcant barndolar, p; Private Stack IS; Sergeant
Kennedy, rs
"oLD RELIABLE" o. OBNOXIOUS RULE.
Colonel John bocine. who is we'll remembered nc
Creedmoor Dolly mount and Wimbledon under the pet
name oil .ula Reliabic". visited the range yes
tcrda In conversation Coonel Bodne OK
pressed himself az being opposed TO tue rule
or the National Rife ASSOCIATION. wbch
makes an individious distinction between native
born aud adopted citizens by excluding the latter from
the privilege oil competing for places on the American
team OF 1871. Colonel Bodinc believes that az the
cason which called the rule into existence has passed
away ana tho team irom Ireland was defeated three
times by the Americans, the obnoxious rule itself
should pass oat OF existence
The SPIRIT of he Times medal will be shot for to-day,
at three o'clock
me members Of Company g. Seventy. lrst regiment
state National Gard have been presented with
Remington Creedmoor rife, valued al $s5, for compc-
ttion by the rinencn OF the company Captain Abrn-
ham a. Webbcr has ordered has command TO shoot
al Crecdmoor on Monday next the hrsi competition
Tor this prize
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WEST SIDE PARK.

large number Of the lovers Of trotting assembled
At the Yves. Side Park Jersey City, yesterday aftor
noon TO witness two trott.ng which were
nounccd to come or Tho 1rst was for horses that
had beaten 1850, and tho other a sweepstakes
between three horsea The troting In both contests
was very interesting The following are tho
SUMMARIZES
WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK, NEw JERsgY-TRoTTrNG-
FRIDAY June 10 Purse 800, tor horses that have
beaten $50; $50 to rst. $35 to second and SIS
to the third horse mile heats best three IN five, In
harness. or eight entries three came for the word.
NkdrierG
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YACHTING NOTES.

The sloop yachts Annie L., OF the Hudson River
Yacht Club, and tho Harry Holmes, of tho Payonia
Yacht Club viii sail match tomorrow, starring
IRON tho loot OF Seventeen street and North River
The prize will DC handsome gold medal
Thirteen yachts were at anchor OF tho old club
house at Saplcton yesterday drying sails and replacing
light spars topmass carried away In Thursdays
and repairing other damages.
Tho Drcadnaught, q. }. Osborn, is at Grcenport.
The following yachts passed the HERALD Telegraph
Station at WhIlostone, l.. l., yesterday -
Gypsic, N.YY.C., Mr.. II. T. Livingston, from New
York for Newport.
Pilgrim, BRIDGEPORT Y G., MIR. Seymour, from Bridge
port TOR New YORK.
Gcnevcye, Providence Y. c., Mr. White, from New
York Tor Providence.
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POLO.

Thcro will DO good match game Of Polo this after
at tho watchcstcr Polo Grounds, ~ some ton or
twelvc OF the members viii DO present, enough 10
make up an exciting contest The ponies are locking
very well and will be ready the grounds that tho
players commence their game directly tho last
at jerome Park Is concluded The grounds will MS
usual be open TO members or tho Jockey Club and
their frends and also 10 those introduced w any mom
Der OF tho T. olo Club.
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AuBrES y. Y, June Is, 1871
Al rite match on the Forty ninth Range to-day tho
Fcrty-eishtn regiment team, OF Oswego, the lrst
and thru prizes, valued at 1870.
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TEN BROCK RETIRED.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 10, 1877
John Morrisscy's oncr OF $1,000 to have tho race
horse Ten Brock run At Saratoga will not DO accepted
by Mr. Harper and as the great horse "a now uscd for
other purposes than running ~ Is not likely that no
"a q ar
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CENTRAL HUDSON YACHT CLUB.

PoUcnKEvrsIE, N Y, June Is, 1877
Tho Annual regatta OF tho Central Hudson Yacht
Club will takc place Monday next and match race
between the yachts Daredevil ana Victoria tho day
following.
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THE cRKws.
Tho following are the crews as FAR as furnishcd:-
Estelle-First mate, J. +. Williams; second mate.
w. H. Scott; crew, Z. r. Williams, J. V. s. Odde, Z.
Thompson, Bryan Foulkc, W. d. Smith, Tom Warner,
I. Barlow, D. Wright NJ Kellogg, N. D. Thornc. A. H.
Harrington. W. II. GrcenleaE
Peorless-Frst mate, J. L. Busk; second mate, w.
a. II. Beebe; crew, Latham A. Fish, .: H heigs. n.
y. Lawson. l. a. Blood, T. l. Maxwell: II. l. Wash
burn, W. G. Steele r. :. Church, p. Arnold, J. n.
sawyer, Il. Fields w. 7. Lawrence.
Arrow-FirsI mate, y. Cromwell; second mate.
f. NJ Cooks crew, Charles Pietors, h. y. Wood,
William May, NJ D., A. II; stevens, J. o Davidson,
Gouverneur Morris, ]. Leland, George hitchcocx.
X. Winans.
vsion-rirst mate, J. n Thams: second mate. L.
Hoppock crew. J. H. Beckman, y. Do Peysler Foster,
D. Croker, J. Is. Denver, IL. M.cnsll =. Mitchell J.
Montont, IL. Remscn W. Foulkc, q Gimbernat, IL.
Gmbcrnat, H. Alcxandre, \. Roosevelt.
Buskrk; crew, J. Il. Waller h Taylor Aston havens,
z. oelrichs +. Ellison, q Griswod, Richardson. X
Hastead.
Ka,e-virs. mate W. Bishop; crew, Horny s. Wood,
S. L. Tempest, A. Perry BlIvcn. 5. N. Whittloscn,
Reuben Carr, Henry W. Turner, John NJ Sawyer, I. ID.
Asien, w. NJ hingwoSd substitute GsSrse Tosn ley
ing Lyman, Charles I. Poarse, W. q. Sangor X How,
Z. How, Munr0c.
Geyclp Gibson Fell W. Pnillcr j. Philier. Reuth, Mid
dlcton. Willets
schemer-First mate, Henry s. Van wyck; second
A. Montant, A. slmonds, = Van wyck Henry Blood
Hope-First mate, q. N. Jacobs; crow, T. Is. Coke,
Daniel Russell, George Howlaud, 4. j. Smith, A. L.
Swan L. Waterbury.
Pelrcl-First mate, +. W. Hyslop; crew, Philip G.
Brown, ID. Touz, Frank Hughes
PIgrim--First mato, l.. J. Wyllis; crew, A. q. Sap
portas, y. NJ. Billings, John Mitchell, ii. A. Lambert,
Rogna--First mate, Charles II. stebbins; second
mate, Emcn Roosevelt; crew, John Il. Roosevelt,
sclaer, James Simonton, J. L. Gross, Robert Vail,
Thomas s. Young and Sidney Dc Kay, substitute
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BUDD DoBLE AND his HORSES.
CHICAGO. Juno IL. 1877.

CHICAGO. Juno 10, 1877.
Badd Doblo, with his STABLE consisting OF Goldsmith
Maid, voncy and Bodinc, arrived here from San
Francisco last uight. The Maid IL In good condtion
and VIII soon be ready Tor the turf again Dobio will
mako Two or more additions his stable whc hero
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STATE sPoRTsMEN's CONVENTION.


SYRACUSE, N. ", juno Ii, 1877.
The Satc Sportsmcn's Convention will positively BIO
neld on Monday ovoning tho 18th inst The arrange.
ments for tho various exhibitions and the shooting
tournament complete aud satisfactory.
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BEACON PARK.

BosToS, June Is, 1917.
Tho June meeting at Beacon Park closed to-day. Tho
weather WIS Ane and tho attendance large
SUMMARY.
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LONDON. June Is, 1871
This was the fourth and last day Of tho Ascot
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FIVE CENTURIES BURIED.-Tll

five CENTURIES BURIED.-The
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Our Country Boys.

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A Noble Example.

WASHINGTON, May 1G.- Ex-Gov-
ernor Carpenter of Iowa will leave
the office of Second Controller of the
Treasury under refreshing circum-
stances. Some time ago the Cabinet
decided that the Pacific coast should
have II representative among the heads
of bureaus, and as Iowa has four
prominent off 'ers it was decided to
vacate one, aud Third Auditor Tabcr
was selected as the man to 20. Hear
ing this, Carpenter asked whether, i
he should resi- gn, Taber would be r
tanned. The Secretary SAID yes, wner
upon Carpenter formally resigned
TaOer is an old man, poor aud old
public officer. Carpenter is young,
and thought he should retire instead
Of Taber. He will go back to Iowa
and resume journalism.
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NO SPLIT IN THE PARTY.

The Republican party seems likely
to come out of the little commotion
caused by the Presidents policy as
strong as before. We think now that
all the disaRected will soon give in
their adherence to the Administers
ton. Senator Blaine has recently
denied that he intends to attack the
Southern policy Of the President. A
personal friend of Senator Morton
has lately received a letter from him
in which he asserts positively that
be intends to stand by the Admins
trstion and support the Presidents
policy. Any opposition to the Presi,
dent still making little noise here
and there seems to be confined chief.
" to ambitious statesmen whose as
pirations have not been gratified
The mutterings of dissatisfied office
seekers are always heard during the
the first year of every new Admins.
traticn.
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STATE NEWS.

Robberies are still very frequent in
Reno.
Counterfeit half dollars are in
circulation in Reno.
A red paint mine has been dis.
covered in Washoe county.
Seventy men are employed in and
about the Richmond mine, at Eureka
No ore is being extracted, tn ugh d
considerable amount of dead work is
going forward.
About hundred tons of alfalfa will
be cut IN the State fair grounds a
Reno this season. 1t was doing wei
before the late rain, but now it will
shoot right up.
The Tuscarora Times says that 1
man was found tied to the sagebrush
near that town recently, where he hat
been picketed out all night by some
squaws for making some unfriendly
propositions to one Of them.
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THE Directors Of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railroad
Company take a different view of
the Ashtsbula bridge disaster from
that expressed in the verdict of the
coroner's jury. They say in their
annual report: "The cause of this
accident is wrapped in mystery.
The bridge has safely borne an
enormous traffic for period of 10
years. The slightest suspicion that
the bridge was not as safe IS any in
this country was never for a mo-
ment entertained by any officer in
this company" The report states
that there were 159 persons upon
the train, including 9 children.
Eighty-three we're killed directly
and 5 have died since, making Sc
dead; So were injured and 8 we're
uninjured.
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q WHAT DO THEY MEAN ?-RailrGa

WHAT DO THEY MEAN 2-RairGad
and exprtssmen, who run from here
to Ogden and remain over AT the lat
ter place giving them an opportunity
to understand the situation, say that
the Gentlles are really alarmed at the
course of the Mormons. The Nauvoo
Legion, the members of which are
supposed To he sworn to aveugc the
death Of Joe Smith, the first Mormon
Prophet, are drilling regularly and
the GenuIes fear that they mean mis-
chief. As there Is much talk, in the
papers and telegraphic reports from
Salt Lake, of an outbreak against the
Gen'iles, the authorities ought to in
quire into the matter and ascertain
what this drilling of militia and
rumors of massacreing non Mormons
mean.-- Silver State.
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sILvLR TAKEN AT CURRENT RATES OF
DISCOUNT.
Assessment Notice.

a UREoLA GOLD AND SILVER MINING
"A Company-Location of principal place
of business San Francisco, California-Loca-
ton of works. DEVILS Gate District. Lyon
county, Nevads-Not CO Is hereby given. that
at meeting of the Board of Directors, held
on the 23d day OF March, 1877, an assessment
no. ~ of ten 10l Cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock of Il e Corporation,
payable Immediately in United States gold
coin. to the Secretary. at the Office Of the Com
pany, Room, /, $40 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon which this
assessment shall remain unpaid on the I'd
Of May, is77. will be delinquent, and adj
vertised for sale at pablo auction; and unless
payment is made before will be sold at the
office of the Company, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, on
FRIDAY, the 25th day May. 1877, to pay the
DELINQUENT assessment, togeth.r W tn costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
THAD. s. FITCH, Sec'y.
ofhce-2io Montgomery street. Room l, san
Francisco, Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-19

OsCEoLA.-Mr. Watson, just re-
turned from Osceola informs US that
that district holds its own and justi-
fies all that was ever said of it. The
latest concerning the Gilded Age is
the discovery that the very best rock
was being thrown over the waste
dump and that since this discovery
the mine has doubled in Importance.
The Monroe & Linton mine he de-
scribes as simply magnificent. A
tunnel is being run in the hill ON the
vein, and has opened up large body
of ore. He says the great want of
the district is mill, there being
plenty of ore for one Of ten stamps.
Wood and water is abundant. He
relates the circumstances of the dis
covery Of one important mine in the
district, which WAS after this wise /:
Two men were out prospecting, and
by the way, they were were "blind
staving drunk and came near break
ing their necks over the groupings,
thereby calling their attention to the
ledge. - Ward r. flcx.