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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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CLEARED , ,.,,h ,oa
cheg6O h I,l, ZEN lawrence Norfolk, city Point az
Rieh%SnS; oa ab Wamey HaeIt Boston DmooH
steamshiD eanor johnson ai1ino5 Via south ,nsg
mi nj can5den VIM Daizell -, ,,,oo r,,e,
S ,R liam qlass BlOm Aarhuz Den. e. TOBIAS @sasa
RarS Adolf Anicrsai'n (s"ed Anderson Se'''
BIn arH Mette tDan Paulsen. Bahia, Via Richmond ~
F morR G fyT ts canerar lisbon Port cceys re-
nark Iberas hnst vlsln Da'n; 9oeS Tor orders Gea
F. Bn,iegy caroline Catherine (NorA Nelson Les sAO''
oiome France Bonhim & Boyesen -. o,,,,n Port.
oi HIs 'teeI lie Castro (PortL de SACRAMENTO oI"''
ass1 GSsriSa tsr rare ST. and Alma B. A.
pointer pill Providence. Ferguson wooa Rail
schr Clara r. Bergen Dayton. sa'annAh' S''
CO ac,r NJ. r. Hickman, Robinson. Norfolk va
Petty sty; Northern Home (Br swain. Para, Brazil
sc S Mar rheall .Brl. Hunt 81 John " %"
Bros. ,r,,o
-, ,. AKhinetp tRr) stewart, Gass .s
SiesmsP sTa 9tth With mis-, and pass 70 sIat TX
Win q Co Eco. T. of Georsss Bsnks' p"S''" ''''
Lss,oa ,r Soa Harimsa Havana ~ DAYS win a s
Meyers os :; HsSssl to W., ' and y. X winds
Dark 9snoS nt ASse seat II 70 Goa s1 iiopc "a
h aS searS W and " sas "a days 2 S" sI
@ Esa; .Tk sr sss 4 ses Maap t1s
NcwYor; IAN lat 81 /. - os IA. ~, M Teb ~ eePs
Urnrv passed Brchon GeI:l bOun1 - New OF eans
Ion. II u, spoke Dlis Maria 81. Noi"o"o- Nun -,
Tor Boston. 49, - Ham, Kong Oct b. NJ
uJss Ia A nwu I,r Co, vessel 10 nev r. asssea Anfif
nnt sInas aod caifas down tho China sea hurigsne
NV A. bee lat 80 % s. loo 80 y r., sown ron bn
80, "a Jnrn,c which mad Two lower tops"s ~ sa yxrA
ropes spin soiG stsySai sprung man s"' Of ,ood neg
is sDy ~. s s ,ss sY he f sasao 81 R
ia % 3i r. Ion - IS e. Ioke eAIk Ma ~ caps Asaihs
cxeha,xcd signals WITH british BARI mo' ,.,
yorL .howiug siyra Letters W y ~ "A A wie
g y an fof Jrfsy Knf LIE Dam santos o. $3.50 NO
coffee 70 G. o. Rsnssy vessel - Go 80 ~, g. -
sSSkA Jfig j. H. s. from Rp Jsnen0 10. Msry tvn ~
40 . IS 4. lon 81 So spoke brig Anna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09
GRADING WINTER WHEAT.

The Produce Exchange Committee on Grain
and the subcommittee appointed by the grain trade
met yesterday a No 3S Pearist TO consider pro
posed changes in the grading OF Winter wheat me
following grades were established: Extra white WIN
ter wheat Weighing not less than 50 pounds 10 the
measured bushel white Winter wheat weighing not
less than 57i2 pounds to the bushel MOI WHITE Wher
wheat pounds bushe No white Winter wheat 70
consist Of sound white Winter wheat nnht Tor ge No
extra amber Winter wheat 80 pounds TO the bushels NO
amber Winter wheat SO pounds the bushe; No amber
Winter wheat 81 pounds the bushe The grade OF 30
the
from Kansas and Nebraska) No red Winter shal Ncsn
not than SO pounds to the hmshei; 20 Ien Sa
wheat; Sc pounds bushe. fhis grade IA 10 lhcIhh
white and red wheas that are Inxed) NO . req
ia to red Winter wheat unnt 10
grade with Rejected Winter wheat Is 70 lhcduo AL
iIerchantabe Winter unit tor grade NO . rcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
SUICIDE OF A WEALTHY SHOE DEALER
SAMUEL CANTRELI, WHILE MENTALLY DKRANGED'


SUICIDE OF WEALTHY SHOE DEALER.
SAMUEL CANTRELl, WHILE MENTALLY DxRANGEp'
SHOOTS HIMSELF.
Information was received at the Police Cen
tra Oflce about noon yesterday that Samuel Cantre
wealthy and wollknown resident OF this CITY, VINO ior
several wears has been the boot and shoe business a
No 23e Fourth-sve.. had disappeared unocr c!'ouui
stances which od to the belief that he had ccmteo
suicide The information brought by his son. VINO
stated thai Mr. Cantre had given evidence lately OF
dsordered mind aud had account OF his failure 10
collect sone OF the rents due him, imagined that no
would die i'll poverty When leaving the store where he
did business with his eldest on "Wednesday ai'ef
noon Mr. Cautrcli said he would not be home that ngn
something IN his fathers the young man sad
impressed him being very strange. and when ne u'u
not return usual alarm was felt Capt oopeihu
ordered general alarm he sent out, and the young
man started 10 mako inquiries OF Mayor Ely VINO WAS III
old friend Of Mr.. Cantrell.
About two hours later dispatch was received al the
Central Office stating that Mr. Cantre had committed
suicide appeared then that Mr. Cantreh engat'eu
room At the Putnam Honse. at Fourh-ave ana twenty
sixthst on wednesday night The servant knocked al
hs door early yesterday morning and he responded Dut
remained IN his room. About 10 O'Clock the occupants
OF the adjoining apartments were started ny he"r"s
pistoshot in his room Rushing they discovered tha
issnnr rom a large wound in his head. Physicians
were called and everything possible was done ~ sSs
Mr. Cantrens life IL apparent from tue hrrt Una.
the bullet penetrated the brain and that ne eoud not
nnc survive He was unconscious He was removed 10
Bellevue Hospital where IL stated there were no
homes OF his recovery. Mr.. Canrel was man Ol con
siSprsble wealth owning a number OF valuable
bonses in sixth-ave and in other parts OF the city
He has acted very strangely OF late Hls son s.iu
tray that two weeks ago his father announced tt ne
was gong Richmond TO see friend nnS on fesCns
Philad.l1hia took return train TO Ncw1OrE, statln
thai before his train reached Philadelphia he discovered
a Grand Jury in his pocket and feit CON,
neTed 10 return home This instance, with several
others th have occurred recently has led the lamly OF
MIR Cantrell TO believe that he mentally defanecu
az the time he shot himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09
LECTURE by Dir. TAYLOR AT THE DREW SEMI
NARY.

MADISON, j., Feb. S.-The Rev. Dr. VIM.
NJ Taylor of ScwYork gave his ncwy-prepared lecture
on The Ministers Library" before the Drew Theoog
cal seminary at this place last evening The lecture IL
supnlc;nent TO the lectures Preaching given at Yale
last Winter For ministers whose book-buyng tendencies
are ont of proportion the size of their salaries, It
tains many useful hints. The Determinations between
the various standard works briefly yet graphically
drawn especially with reference Ia commentaries and
BOOKS DEVOTION The library, he said, should occupy
the funniest and checrcst room III tue parsonage, ald
should be open shelves ana NOS behind glass cS.s
for too often prove nO-nnductOrs. IN" various
shelves labeled DEVOTION" Commentaries" Refer
ence" Systematic Theology, y EcclesLstra Iistor!,"
nbmlctics" aud Theological Reviews" were each In
turn filed by the lecturer with the choicest works III
the several departments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09
NEW-JTRSEY CENTRAL.
FURTHER DECLINE OF THE sT0CK--No PROSPECT or
A COAL COMBINATION.

WHETHER DECLINE OF TIE SIOCh--NO IifISiICl VI
A COAL COMBINATION.
Following the unfavorable result of the meet
ing of NewJeIscy Central stockholders Wednesday.
the stock further declined yesterday 10 2lls closing al
2Iss A friend Of Mr. knight, President OF the com
many Yesterday morning tried 70 induce the managers
of the leading coal companies i'll this city to agree upon
combination for the control OF the supply OF coal
brought TO market He met With so much discourage
,nent at the outset however that he soon abandoned
The effort here. lie frankly told by the officers OF
the first leading company whose office he visited tbat
the scheme wholly imprdcticabe hat u wo1d ne
as easy to the product Of the blast furnaces OF
tho conn try as that OF the coal mines OF Pennsylvania
The statement made by Mr. KNIGHT at the meeting on
Wednesday in regard 10 meetings Of tbe rcpcee natives
OF the coal companies In this city ana Philadelphia was
the subject comment among coal men IN New
York yesterday. No person could BE- found who had
heard OF Such meetings IL sta ed that the attention
of Mr. Pardee. Mr. Parish, and DR.. Liudrmlu all OF
whom were here Wednesday, was called 10 the
matter but they unhesitdtingy slated thai they kDcW
nothing about meeting Of tho coal men hrd IN
Philadelphia, 10 be held yesterday. At the office OF
the Jersey Central late yesterday afternoon was
admitted that the additional snbscrpti rs which lad
been received during the day totho certificates 81 Ddeb
edncss had been very small but the exact amount was
refused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09

BrsT TO BE RrADY.-Seventeen cOlOrtd men
leaned up against the south wall Of tEe "auesen !e
teriay ia row, and by aud by one % tAeia i
Well, now dis j. Gurus weather. Tears iihs
hear de buds starting Outen de trees. VIII bIus" y,
Gardner please span what sort Oh weather i ~ -
nreyyil arOrn' hcah in bout 4 wcckP ''GcmNn, -
nlied the aged man he walked down the Ene de ~.
way is % be on boat sides de queshnl, AN ash ~! 80,
ready for dc main emergency. Before ltlt u.s an
,nor toic do old woman 10 git ont my white Ses az
linen cote and put a &c battons back on psh WY.
sot down town contracted for dc Use OF 10
fers and six snow shoyels, an Pze puiheky "lm ia
de weather blossom out or lreeze up. DeIes h1IH -
tnkin' time BY de paddock"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09

He was small boy, the son OF a railroad
man and o sat up nearly all SATURDAY nIght with MS
mother aud Kerosene lamp, waiting the return Of the
head OF the family no got TO sleep at Sabbath chOU
and Then the supej nteudcnt read,
And while the lamp holds ont h burn
The yllest sinner mag return, -
he reused himself sufficiently To remark. No. Lt can l,
ca,lse he's showed In beyond COMMUNICATIONS sen
tinel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09

not one Of the lost They infer however, that ano,her
sewardess was engaged. which accounts Tor the nu"s
of womans body The tattoong on the arms or ono Oh
the bodies found Corresponds exactly win the
on tho arms OF Assistant Enginocr George Deneo as
I,roved by son OF the captain. These marks Wrfe on
The right arm figure OF q lady holding Dunen oi
flowers and on the left, figure OF bird TIE meaEy
gold ring founA on the hand OF OF tho other Dors
answers TO gold ring which the chief engineer Klcnau
Hopkins The distinguishing polits Ia Inc % 81
having been in the water days Nothing has heeh
heard from the vessel further than the first report tee
grabbed from st Johns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09

Logical-Lady Ito shopman, after making
quality want. but it is green. and want plum cclor
instnaattng shopmau" You can't do better than tlko
this Besides, ma'am, 1t Is plum color" Lady" WHAT
Plum oolorio shopman-" Certainly. Only the piums
are not ripe"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09

WASHINGTON, FED. S.--The Senate IN Elk
ecu,ive session to-day confirmed the following nomha-
tious: - -
DE Kelly Of West virrins 10 be lieglsfer Az saha
F1waId l'lsds be Postmaster al Corili, ~. u -
Va PATTON n Ms at Altoona PENN j. H. m"o'en
10 he Postmaster COhoss, N. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09
COAL DEALERS FAILURE.

BUFFALO, Feb. s.-Messrs. Simpson & Den
MIS- dealers Of this place have made assignment
for the benefit OF their creditors to r. Mouton. Labi
tiles, 81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09
CONFIRMING ABOUT FOREIGN FRETGHTs.
Irannfiutr of Oennral

There was q short meeting OF EcherH ITtISHC
agents Of trunk lines at the At James Hotel YESTERDAY
Among representatives present were those oi INC
Baltimore and Ohio, New-York Central, Boston and
Albany the Great Western OF Canada and the Erie The
meorng was called because the rates quoted In New
York by foreign agents to their correspondents IN the
West did not agree with the Of the local and ocean
rates Europe way of Baltimore Boston and Portland
that U.s. the rates established Saturday at tine meeting
Of foreign ngrnts IN this city, and published subsequently
In T1IR TRIBUNE were found to be In advance Of the
rates given for freight Europe in Chicago and other
West rn cities by Of ports other than New YORK
The Western lines refused to advance - expected and
the meeting of yesterday the result rs was stated
by the chairman, however, that although the meeting
was harmonious, agreement reached, because OF
the OF certain Western representatives VINO had
been kept away by sickness. The agents aoDo'Iheu
until Feb. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09
COMPLICATIONS.

without action The House then at 3Oj took recess
until tomorrow Mt 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

. -oi sun sets 52S Moon ri<cs..-~ D"
~ UIeH FHIs BAY r-. III
Candy Hank Als COWS island J:2S Hell u fe''1' ~
~ uIoH rms DAY 2. N a
SANDY uook 5I6 COWS lsland 6:t4 Hell L. Fei''' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09
~ALTSDARS-IuUs DAY.

sl-rryNE Corgr-CuANBERs- BARRETT T.
s .sf d ers I'm Is ara rs nan
d,rwri.r3 ay g,qss III -M2 1t &C., OF Cas-
s3y Ss he ss s fS ceSE aS Ss i Kegs
Waer 1879. Iluck act. Lanse.
Call from 30 2is up to and including No. 26e.
SPECIAL TEHN-VAS VoRsT, J.
AZ Reilly agt. Dillon IT A. liS..1teh 2sC Tho A. ana
100 Fowler agt Mehreach -, ~, =, -, , % ss,
lo6.. Dune AIT, Gratan II. kinney ast. Colen
so De aayala ast. Hart ct aa3 Duncan ast Duncan
l2I National Park Bank G. eEol It, Al rid nerrO 80
l22. b4$k az N1' ""''''' 70 Burtis ast. TmpsOn
l2s GrsiSr ct al agt. Pow ., ,, ct al Gran Now
1870 Jo S,s S s Jones. CO. ast IT TIE o. s.
1879 busted l at N s1e0' So Taylor We Sgr Roche
al steluDrecher ast Boyer -An1few' ana aho ae'
lia Gudst ast Brown ct 81 Al s! as g. Dl k,s
~ yncs &c agt Brander 81 The R. e. Trust Co agt.
lf'''i'' ir IL scranton.
CIacurr-PARf L-DoSoHUE, J.
short Cllsss 1868. Wenman agt. Benedict:
1865 FoCke agt. Goddeiroy 441opaI's Ut d" "s| Dull
1853 G ana P aHG nank agt o7 wsc IT,
ss59-se h%artakopt ag Drs 4lei Deya;Sn ct al as
pa, Mckee "a agt Mott 1850. Fullerton agt. Smith.
IogI The LAIN and Raud 44O3. .ScOyille agt- Gnes
Powder Company ast
PART II.-IAwRENcE. j.
Sbor, Ct.,ss 35Os.. Denner agt oien
1886 Aigar ast bancroft ll60.. schafenbnIy agt Le-
YyGgSS n1th. 8e sgi Oar, Hazard Jr Marks
rah aud ano. Ann, ia. - 49,. nj,
5sisIlls as Lnpton and 1895 o'iI2r% g. ast Bald
iS6 The Union trust Co OF ii0s BcamY ag Willis and
~. H.. Conn. aSt ,,-o ano a., ana 90,
soos zli HiiS ast Faitoute Eaeies ct al.
3gs8 Reeknagle ast Har ;2SS p.y l ssl Browp o e
1870 philips agt Burke. - and auo;
4l39 Cam9eT &c aSr Hos lowSou ~, 81 op ar "S|
4is2 Gocrs5 and ano ag 4+7S. Franket al ast Ioncr
ar, mn ts,,Inry at PIX ASP Herman ast Lyons
agt Konnaday, &c.
PART III.-VAs BRrN.J.
shor, Causes 4O95 stanton and sgt.
oolO Garrett agt. Br.nnan Prankari.
jSS MaaS as aE e SSs Yoans anil Sno
ij7I Dicanson agL Ed i2l9. .Fogg Az. Ackerman'
asle Hazard r. ast. Marks 4l45 The Greenwich Bank
le7g Mack agt Cohen. Sc. $40 Hurrt agr Freckins
i0o9 IoInrs All McDrrmOtt aud ano
iV2i GCtsSeTssr AIT Par 2i0O Horton and ast,
rel NOdSs.
800 Tho Importers Nat 4iO5~ Merry ast' Forge and
1891 Carter agL nyues and
sureptoN CouRr-srEciAL TgR,f-sKpowICx. J.
SO Reed ast. Livingston. %. Bradford ast Bisse ct
"a "a MnsscS Se ACT Van - Mutual life Ins
Wmkls ct al NY agL Davis OF al
Is. .ofWiS WEI Ct a. 'sN 10
TmiL TRRa-PARr L-srSa. J.
1858. Cafe agt Lord j., AMI W0odIuh as1 p'eA
ST. sullivan ass o'Hara 40 Gilman sst steven. -.
40. ,s Sc AIT smm 40 Ns SSssr. &c. <N NC
sS Sef ss co y h ra"i ms
smith and or. 65l. Johnson &c. sgt op'
rs Moore sgt at r5 SEnN ,sss.%
T Ss%n as ss& MSss Maa LIE Ina sS CO.
Sis selling AKA Iesendro 1856. Rautenbsrg agI Con
On. us ann Ss &C. ast 7s7 Lssicn Gst Bs.lier
os- r SIn%~ as a fus sSaa ss S
a'' -~s Sas AT Lode 100 wssss and or .ss
o''''O Ssorth. 7G2.yan rsit sgk Harden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09
SPECULATION EMBEzzLEMENT AND FLIGHT


Notice is given at the Cotton Exchange of
the failure Of Quask Burger cotton brokers, a No 81
Pearst About ten days ago August Quaek suddenly
disappeared his partner and his family not Knowing
where he had gone An investigation disclosed that Mr.
ouack had been specializing wildly in cotton and had
failed 10 meet his engagements He had drawn into his
specuations young man, respectfully connected and
a confidential clerk of Isaac Bell, jr, Co. This clerk
drew money from the bank on o check OF the firm
amounting to O00 and after settling with his creditors
fed leaving a note for the firm acknowledging his
peenl ations and saying that nc had gone away with
bou $500 in his pocket Dir. Bell he will not pros
ecuie the young man If he will come back ana care Tor
his wife and child. ~, o-.,.,.
n was stated the Cotton Exchange that Mr. QnlcKs
affairs have In questionable condition. fOr the past
wear and that he has been In partnership with Two OF
three different men. Mr. Burger IL highly spoken o.
He says thai the partnership agreement was that no
snceniatj0n should be indnged in by either partner
thai nc was wholly deceived by Quaek. aud may be
bas lost considerable The exact amount OF ~
biIues could not be ascertained yesterday Mr. Quack
il supposed 10 have gone 10 California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09

THE lost STEAMSHIP GEORGE WASHINGTON.
A communication has been published giving
for believing that the bodies bedding &C. found
q, Mistaken Point Cape Race. from the steamer
George Cromwell instead OF the George Washington rs
reported Clark Seaman the owners OF both vessels
claim that the vessel correctly reported as the
George Washington. They assert that no bedding or
other equipment latter vessel was ever transferred
20 the Cromwell They state that they were Informed
yesterday that the stewardess Amelia mcp0na'u, uiu
~, 90 o the vessel the last "trip: consequently she is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09

NM hs - asef -
315. Woodruff agt Beck
man.
40. Gilman agt. stevens
AIS. Morgan. &c, axt NC
Niokaf.
446. Boyd agt- Ph@nix ms.
Co. 81 Hartford.
63l. Johnson, &c, zgl Up.
pcahelm.
$50. Schmidt agt i.eathsm.
1866. Hartman ayt 6i0bo
Mutual Life Ina Co.
1856. .Rautepbefg agt Con
nor.
757. Lawton agt Bsnslicr.
76S. .Moiyln agt. Carey.
759. friediander. &c. agt
Goldberg.
100. Wallace and or. sgt
Parish.
702.. Van Felt agk Harden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09

Al TsRM-sEpowICx. J.
20. Bradford sgt. Dissell OF
al.
~ Mutual life Tns. co. OF
NY. agL Davis OF oil.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-19

at once settles the status of all the organs
comments, and fixes it's attitude SO far as
public opinion is concerned, definitely. All
attempts to make it appear that Mrs. Pinney
is a conspirator, and that Pinney is martyr,
must therefore be abortive, and the Pinney
organ will have to strike out more ingenious
and plausible hypothesis, if it expects to do
anything with it's malodorous cause"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-19
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALE.

DANCAKE coat COMPANY Location Of
principal place Of business of company Carson City
Nevada location of works. Pancake Mountain White Pine
county Nevads.-Notce-T delinquent upon the
following described stock of said company account Of
No of fifty SHARE levied on the 18th
day OF August A D. 1877 the several amounts set oppo
site the Of the several shareholders In said company
follows
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-19
MARRIED.

In Carson City, September 18TH 1877 by Justice c. A
Witherell, Mr.. Frank Gumbert to Miss Dora Fritag.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-19

SNowsHEDs.-Says the Eureka Sentinel
" The railroad people are seriously discussing
the ACCESSIBILITY of constructing sheds on a
portion of the Ruby Hill road that will be
exposed to the drifting of snow, The de-
mands on the road during the season promise
to be so great that temporary obstruction
to the passage of ore trains would serio usly
embarrass the furnaces, and if the winter
should prove more than ordinarily severe, and
the road become blocked for any length of
time, the cutting off of ore supplies would
cause suspension of operations at the works.
The only places ON the road where any trouble
is anticipated are at Carriboo Hill and the
cuts north of the Jackson mine 1t is at
those points that the snowsheds will be built.
The traffic ON the road is very large at the
present time, two locomotives being kept busy
hauling ore, and from the outlook the demand
on its capacity is likely to increase in the fu-
ture With the completion of the contem-
plated improvements all fears of an Interrupt
ton to the trains will be at an end.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-19

And in accordance with law an order of the Board
Trustees made and entered the l4th day of August
d. 1877 many of such designated shares of stock be-
longing and standing in the OF the shareholders
Aforesaid shall and will be necessary psy the
upon all shares held and owned such shareholders
standing in their the books of the company
will be sold public auction the office of said company
in the office Of Trenmor Coffin, in Carson City, Nevada
Monday, the 18th day Of October,
A. D. 1877 u o'clock noon, Of said last named day
pay said delinquent assessment together with Of ad
versng and expenses of SALE By order of the Board of
Trustees. T. COFFIN,
Secretary Pancake Coal Company.
Carson City, Nevada, September Is, 1877.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-19
$40 Reward :!

II OsT.-.A SINGLE STONE BREASTPIN.
l. The fpdar viii apply to J. B. HAR1STEAD, at the
Mint sspSs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1877

September IS, 1877. IN
Tribune copy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-28
MANHOOD RESTORED.

VICTIMS oFYoUTHFUL IMPRUDENCE.
y who have tried in vain every known
remedy will learn of simple prescription,
FREE for the speedy cure OF nervous debility,
premature decay, lost manhood, ana all ois.
orders brought on by excesses. Any druggist
has the ingredients. Address DA VlDSON
Il CO.. SO Nassau 81 N. Y.
oct 9S-tyr.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-02
Williamsburg Politics.

kINGsTR2E, July 3O.-Twelve out
OF sixteen Of the Democratic
clubs in the county have boen
heard from. Eleven Of them sustain
the Old executive committee. The
new committee will not carry moro
than three clubs in tho county.
a club meeting was held at Black
for the purpose Of attending a coun,
ty convention to be held in King
stree on the 9th of August, to elect
q county chairman. The following
gentlemen were elected B. S.
Nosmith, j. r. Brockington and
IL. n. Britton, Jr. The resolution
adopted was
lesotre0, That we condemn tho
action Of Capt. S. w. Maurice as
county chairman Of williamsburg
county, i'll attempting to usurp au-
thorlty which did not belong to
him.