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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
PASSENGE Frs ARRIVED.

FROM LJyERPooT-By St,anship Adrioh-w ipp,.
Burnharn Miss Julia T. Rigs Edv. Boyer a. O. Brssla.,
Miss r. sB John W. Carter I,obt H. Crane Pew ,
Conrad Mr. and Mrs Harry Conrad. Miss ChsppsIa Cen
CHnee A. a. CsllicOtt Mr.. Chstery W. lI tIeEer NAL
Carlton J. d. Cutter Mr. and Mrs o. Jock burn Mis- IA
Master C. COckbun, W. ~ DAVIS John " Dcnf0D .o.s
Dcnmor, Mr and Mrs J. X Emmet and child J. r. Elsi.h
Mr. ard Mrs Prevented Edward FTON 'nfef Mr. Firfh
Mrs Nrgiua GoldsteiD the Misses j. B, 80 r. and Oog
stein Master r. Goldstein Master Lewis b0 smith, Miss An.
ME " GILES. Mr.. and Mrs. PARK Goodwin Miss " godsin
Mr. aud Mrs. j. H. Harris g. W. W. IOUgt0D. Mrs Hort
George oad.ey, the Rev ". Hatfield, the Isv. and Mrs
=. NJ Hamilton, =, Humphrioa Mrs y ard M.s Hart.
ley, W. T.. Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs w T. Jones Mrs H. W.
and Master Harry Johns 4. kJhn MARIN Kennedy W
Levy Miss Mayer the Rev. J. H. Munro" Nh MhHsy w. A.
Murray Welbnry Milton Thomas Ack.e. : 4 McPRsrsoo
the Rev Robert Murray IT,. Ar. and Mrs. EiW T. Mitchell
NJ Mitchell. John n. Msther, ". r Ni Ter, Jaac
Ochme TOnia. N Osborne James PlTkis !. Pa M
and Mrs H. g. Perkins, I'd Peel, VIM \. Phlips An.
mic Prince o. Peters r. w. Potter. - PrvvB Mr Heimsn
Roth Mr- Ross o. Ross. W. luchar i-Jn. !. H. se
and r.. reed, Roland Redmond, ar stern, Gao.
tain j. H. sparks Mrs A. StubonraEc Miss = uhenaHeh.
o. A. SHELTON, r. A. Schwab, Mr. hnf Mr. : sachs, T. "
SEXTON VI and Mrs walter =. warren and two Children and
Winter Mr. and Wa J. NJ White and maid servant FfaLk
Waller ~ avn Weller Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. WEIGH j. 81
Walravsn :. b. ". nhOltz, L. ID. Young
FROM HAVANA-Bg Steamship S1nfag0 dc Cgbd.-Dn.
Romero Romero, Juliana Orvla 3 X Somers Joan
FTancsc0 Chs-. rmith r. =. ONclh Julian j. Jula
Ju ian Cox W. III. snyder Juan tarucsburn.
I,unnO Yong AcOs Jules MeneTa. Lofuzo sang Frlcsna
J0aguu Chari SuO. AuasilniO ANN, Martinez
JusjO Ling ApoBg PABLO Cnapig Mancc Bcul r. hAgkB..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
WORK OF THE SEA SIDE SANITARIUM.

SEVERAL CARLOADS OF COLORED PERSONS RE-
CEIvED on TUEsDAY-wHAT The INSTITUTION
HAS DONE IN FOUR DAYs-PREsSIAG NEED OF
INCREASED ACCOMMODATIONS.
Several hundred colOrcd persons were made
happy by a VISIT to the Sanitarium ROckaway Beach
on Tuesday last. President Henry King being asked
whether color cd people would be received at the nsu
tOn replied that the association supported by the
voluntary contributions of the citizens OF NewHork
regardless Of creed party and that far he was
concerned, he would make distinction account of
color Acting upon his decision many colored people
started for the sanitarium Tuesday. They met at
hymns and ballads. After brief stay at the sanitarum
building, they proceeded TO the beach. 1t was novel
sight to see hundreds of little dusky children sporting
the surf Before their departure in the evening an
impromptu meeting was held, and the Rev. Mr. Mathews
returned sincere thanks the part OF his people to
President King and his wife for the kindly manner in
which they had been received and entertained during
the day They left highly delighted with all that they
had seen.
One of the bright features Of the day was the taking
down to the SantaIlum of number uf cOnvacscents
from Bellevue Hospital for one week. Among TINS
group whose sad faces told OF long suffering
and patient waiting. The work accomplished by the
Sanarum for this week is as follows: Monday, 10
sick children and their mothers received Tor the
Wednesday, 800 German children and mothers Thurs
day, $50 children from the Eighth Ward. and thirty
cunvacscents from Bellevue Hospitals showing total
of lO4O children and patients received and cared Tor
this week up to date.
Its understood that President King purposes 10 en-
large the building before next season. i'll order To meet
the growing demand for admission Ii hoped that tnc
charitable will lend helping hand to 50 worthy an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
THE BANK OF NETWORK DEFRAUDED.

TIE BANK OF NEN-1ORh DEfKAJD ED.
-FOUR FORGED CHECKS, FOR 50, 800, PAlD-ARREsT
OF A MAN WHO PRESENTED ANOTHER FORGED
PAPER.
During the past week the Bank of New
YorA has been defrauded by weexecuted fOrgeres Of
the signature OF Rufus King j agent OF the estate Of
Nicholas Low Four checks, amounting to $1,000, were
presented and cashed Another attempt made early
yesterday morning TO pass forged check for 1891,
which was pot paid. The teller becoming suspicious Of
it, geuuneness passed II to the Cashier W. H. Meaney.
FOR pectOn when the who offered it, fear
ing the result started a from the bank, toward
Wallst The messenger Mr.. COntant, followed him
through Wall and Wiliam-sts shouting stop thiei'
The forger lght-fOOtei and probably would have
escaped the large crowd which gathered blocked
his progress. COntant secured HIM III EXchangeplace
near the Pension Office handed him TO Special
Officer DennlsOu and Detective Handy who had also
iOucd IN the chase The fUTger his George
+ Stewart. lie taken TO Police Headquarters by
the officers who found his picture in the ROGues Gallery,
where lie described George Hanson. alias sport,
burglar and thief He released from sing sing
burglary.
The bank officers state that he Is not the man who pre-
scented the forged checks which payment made,
and Stewards appearance at the bank regarded by the
detectives as proof that these Orgees have been plan
ned and executed by professional fOrgers. VINO remain in
the background Suspicion rests upon wellknown
forger who Is skilfui peuman and tracer. Ii Was dis
forged checks which had paid tore duplicate num-
bers taken 10 the TOmbs Police Court yes
teTday afternoon and committed for trial Ill default OF
$1,000 bal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
CHANGES AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

There will be no sweeping changes in the
Custom House tomorrow az reported. There will be a
promotion and u appointment in the Liquidaiing De
partment Of the removal OF an officer who has
become ncapacitated account Of long Illness The
vacant position OF assstantcushicr. ii is understood
will not be filed the Office being deemed not necessary
the welfare Of the service. There Will be changing
around of the clerks IN the cashiers department. with
the selection u cher cashier and the proDaDie a-
pOntment of additional clerk, with salary OF
Collector Merritt was we'll enough TO take short drlVe
ycs rday and i expected that he will be able 10 Vst
the Custom House to-day or tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
THE AUSTRIAN INVASION.
TROOPS POURING INTO BOsNI,-GENERAL sZAPARY
IN A CRITICAL CONDITION.

IN A CRITICAL CONDITION.
VIENNA, Thursday, Aug 90. 1873
A further mobilization is imminent, whereby
General Phppovichs corps will be raised TO 10000
or 900 men, The transportation Of troops and war
material the Southern Railway great that pa
sengcr and goods traffic has been suspended.
All that is known Vienna about General szapary Is
tnat his position is critical. Disaster to him would
threaten General Philipp0vch also The reinforce
ments 90 forward slowly One division has been sent to
General szapary without waiting for the arrival OF It's
The Austrian Council of Minister'S held on Wednesday.
under the presidency OF the Emperor accepted Count
Andrassy's project OF "A convention, which Will probably
be signed this week.
L-rn tLerE NeLnss Eth Pdls.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
crlMEs AND cAsuALrIEs-eY TELEGRAPH.

PoUGHKEEPsE, n. Y, Aug. 20.-William Swales,
yicrd ~ criminal assault upon
coorrd womsD been sentenced to fifteen tho
state Prison.
AuBURN, n. Y, Aug. 20.-Walter Henry, twenty
three wears himself yesterday morning
this county dissipation by his father and consequent
breaking up VI the family had unsettled his mind.
PuILAptLPuIA. Aug. 20.-tdward Maln. formerly
employ clerk and cashier BY bTUxcf co. stock
guia city. Nevada and Who away from that hni
July 1871 carving with him ~ CO., In cash and 81
himself Ia the police In this city lilo will
he eyaa ia. IeusiiOp VI tho
state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
A MISSING LITHOGRAPHER.

NJ X. Pelletreau, a photographer, left his
home Tuesday morning, II Is supposed with the in
teution OF going his office al No. n Barclayst After
leaving his house he mysterousy disappeared and no
trace OF him has yet been found Ii appears that
month ago he Frustrated by sunstroke, from the
effects OF which he has never fully recovered. Since
that time he been able TO give little attention TO his
business, but has spent considerable time on Long
Island for The purpose Of regainDR his health. His
friends that his disappearance Is due To temporary
alteration OF mind resulting from sun-stroke He
sides At No 1856 East Seventy fourthst and has wife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
lyde & Co. $50 90 r. r. Graves & Co. s.
TWO LAWYERS AT THE SAME WORK.

The lawyers Elliott +. Shepard ana T.. D.
shafcr appointed by the Board OF Aldermen to the
task cOdfying the city ordinances Each understood
that he was to do the work separately and went to work
accordingly They have recently completed their work.
and are now wondering whose work is 10 lie accepted,
and who Will get paid for it. When Mr. Shepard called
the Mayors office yesterday to inquire regarding te
matter If WAS rccOmIncu dcd that lac should bring the
subject before the Aldermen aud let them settle II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Astor Housr-Senator s. b. COnOyer, OF Florida,
and Commodore George NJ. Ransom. u. =. N...fWh hnc
Hoe-Judge A. DIN OF the supreme Court o. ,hs Is
Of the Rev Or. I. h. Conrad OF fhauti
mia John L. Thomas Of Baltimore. and the Rev r.
Morton H. Barber George Lawiess and H. Harlan OF J,
IA BelI.roDhOn. HOtst BrunsntcH-Anlu'hht-
General Franklin TOWNSEND. Of Albany ~ coleman Hons-
GENERAL John g. RObnsCn Of BInghamt0n. hrsrcn Hou
chief Engineer H. H. Trnbshaw and g. Strickland OF H. H.
NJ. shin SIRIUS and Mrs. W g. Halsfon, OF Caoinla
~ N,rJo1s Ho,sl-Judge u. NJ. Osborn OF Auburn ~ u
and ey Mayor C. A. Otis OF Cleveland Surtefm hgus-
lieutenant d. d. " stuart, u. <. NJ. H"ropo'Pdn n0t-
! " Van Vakenburgh, Albany ....Inrk hrSdur Ios'-
r. Chamberlain, Cleveland, and A. a. Douglas OF Mauch
Chunk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30

and locked up The clothing consisted Of three over
coats one pair OF trousers waistc0a and womans
meruo dress waist In his pocket were found Two
pawn tickets-one for coat and another Ioi
"A pair of boots In one Of the overcoa.
pockets was found envelope dirccleu
10 Bernard McManus. No. 80 Madison-st New-lors'
and pasimarkcd at Cools HUI, County Cdvan, Ireland
The prisoner gave his Edward Simmons. OF NO
FraDktort-s,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
SUSPENSION or MINING.

POTTsvILLE, Penn, Aug. 90 Commencing
September . will be total suspension OF mining
operations in the schuylk region. II will continue
III the 9TH OF September after which II Is believed work
will be continued until the allotment for the region for
cnb,r ID fulfilled. To mine the Philadelphia aud
Reading quota thought will give about ten days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
A PHILADELPHIA CAPITALIST FAILING.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.-Nathan Hilles
president of the Gas Trust OF this city treasurer OF the
Harrisburg Gas Company largely interested In the Buck
Mountain Coal Company, and proprietor Of extensive
manufacturing interest, ia FRANKFORT Is In financial df
hculty, and viii probably he forced into bankruptcy.
Ills liupi.ities are estimated nj s2OO.O0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
YOUNG GIRLS BOLD THEFT.

Zellah Grant, Cirl sixteen years of age,
and Ut respectable parents, living at No. IS Fourth
place. south Brooklyn. was arrested yesterday by De
tecve Roche, of the Butler Street Police charge OF
burglary. Theodore H. Roberts, Wallst. detective.
living in the dwelling missed from his rooms
gold neck chain and locket, Oh August 30. Jewelry
valued at $500 and $50 bill were left behind Al
though he is old detective the case puzzled him. and
reported it Captain Leavey of the Butler street
Station, who set Roche at work. He found the ocket
and chain in pawnshop where II had been pledged for
SO by Young girl answering TO Miss Grants descrp-
ton Mr. Roberts refused TO believe her guilty, until the
evidence confirmed by two ladies Twin! opposite,
who, day of the burglary, the girl enter Mr..
Robetss rooms and soon return. carefully closing the
blinds after her. She arrested as she came from
New-YOrk by the South Ferry She was fashionably
dressed and expressed much indignation at her arrest,
but finally admitted her crime and asked Roche to
leuent with her She recognized as an old offender
indictment for grand larceny and for burglary
are pending against her III the District Attorney =
office she had her picture taken and was then arraigned
before Justice Ferry and held III III 900 bail Herfather
is James Grant, all architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
BUTLER IN THE FIELD.

HE ANNOUNCES HIS INTENTION TO RUN FOR GOV
FRNOR or MASSACHUSETTS.
IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEI
BosroN, Aug 29.-General Butler has written n
letter announcing his intention of being a candi
date, and discusses State issues IN his
usual STYLE He does not treat of National ques-
tons and will make his canvass on the abuses
which he claims have existed in the administration
of the State Government. The General proposes 10
Stulup the State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
A PROBABLE sSEAK.THIEF CAPTURED.

As Officer Mullany of the Fourth Precinct,
was walking his beat, late ON Wednesday night.
oil Baxter-st., he saw a young man with several
articles OF clothing thrown his arm. He
VAS taken TO the Oak Street Police Btaton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY At HuDNUrs, NO
2la BROADWAY.
sam.7l'. Noon. 76'. D n 30, Minght DO
Highest duftrr dav. 80. Lower; No.
Average II -. same day, 1874 ~
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and two children. He II said to he financially cmbar
rssed having recently made an asignmcnt Of bis prop
erty. has been offered for Information iea"
Ing TO his discovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30

George Proctor, a well-dressed man, who
lie thirywo years of age but refused to give
his residence occupation yesterday fined $40 and
held 81 600 bail at the Ftysevenh Street Police
Court for taking improper liberties with little girl in
Central Park. Alderman Morris. who sat the bench
with Justice Duffy remarked that this species OF crime
was now altogether too common and seemed to be
the The Justice said the worst feature
that persons accused of these offences generally
spectacle in appearance. Last week." he continued
had a similar case before The accused man
lived Fifthaye and wealthy. In such is
hard 10 obtain convict on in Special Sessions. there
pose of them have disposed of this" Alder
Morris asked II would not be well to light the
park The Justice replied Yes; but IA better way
would De- double the number of park policemen"
When the court adjourned Proctor had not found "A
bondsman nor paid his fine If lie fails he will ~ the
Island for twelve months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Maltby's Choice Norfolk Oysters-Beyonoo
comparison and cheapest Open today Tor vac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30

STRUCTURE, impotence, aud Diseases u aa srs
- Gensauve organs radically And speedily casI raa Az
StoH andsIoT HENRY A.DASIELS.M ID. ia Lsuus~s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
SEA AIR FOR SICK CHILDREN.

William II. GuiOn, treasurer of the ST.
Johns Guild Floating Hospital acknowledges the foi-
lowing contribution to the sick chdreD's excursion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
ANOTHER MASKED BURGLAR IDENTIFIED.
HATTIE ENGLE RECOGNIZES BURNS As ONE OF TIL
fMRVIEW ROBBERS.

fAIRVIEW ROBBERS.
MANY persons crowded into Inspector Muir
rays Office Police Headquarters, yesterday morning
10 see the four men who had been arrested for the
burglary at Farvew. " j. Mrs. Enge arrived at
Police HEADQUARTERS about u. H., accompanied by her
daughter Hattie, ten years old Mrs. Enge said that
her husband had not recovered from his injuries sufc
entity TO allow his leaving home. 1t was doubtful
also il he would be able to recognize any Of the plis
oners Inspector Murray caused the prisoners 10 be
brought to his Office and ranged before Mrs Engle and
her daughter Mrs Engle said SHE could not recognize
any OF the men, She much frightened on the
night of the robbery she said that she covered her
face with her hands and did not look at them. The
handkerchief with the marking "Sr. Wilhelmina,"
which was found the prisoner Purcell was shown
TO Mrs Engle. She believed that the handkerchief was
her property, but unable 10 identify II positively.
She SAID she had received several such handkercels
from her brother and they vera not all OF The same
pattern, nor were they all marked III the same way.
Her first name is Wihcnina.
Hattie Engie was told step close TO the prisoners
as they handcutfed III the Inspectors room. she
and looked steadily III the face OF each prisoner
She then pointed out the prisoner Burns as the man
who had earned her from ner parents room into room
adjoining. and bound her last with the bedciothes.
Are you positive about this mani' the Inspector
asked. Yes" answered quickly. 81 am sure he is
the man" How you he sure" Inspector Murray
asked: did his face before ~ " Yes, |
did" she replied. " When he carrying me in his
arms, his mask raised from his face and had
good look at bim."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-27
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This liniment very naturally originated in Ameri-
ca, where Nature provides In her laboratory such
surprising antdotes for the rialadies OF her chill
dren. Its fame has bcca spreading for IS years.
until now It encirclcS the hab.table globe.
The Mexican l..s.aas I.n.mcnt Il o natchless
remedy for cl external ailments of man and beast
To stock owncrs r=d farmers It II Invaluable
single bottle often raves n human Efc orr
stores TIE usefulness Of an excellent horse OK.
cow, or f'iccD.
II cures foot-rot, hoo:a.i, hollow horn, grub.
screw-v.o-:i, t,!oulder.rot mango, the bites ala
s.!ngs CT poisonous reptiles sad Insects. andc'ery
such drawbac,, to stock breeding and bush HE
It cures every external troabis 81 horses. such
ns,a,ncnccs. f-r=tc..ea, Gw.nny spra!ns, founder
wind GAL, r.n5 .3o3e. &C, &C.
The Mexican ,-Sa.2ny I,a.ment 81 the quickest
cure In tho vor.I for accidents occurring In ih
family, in TO absence OF n physician, such
burns. scaids, epra.:s cuts, etc, end for rheuns
tis.n ard Stiffness engendered by exposure. Par
tlcula=.y valuable to Miners.
1t is the cheapest remedy IN ,hc world for u
generates the muscle to the bone, ard n single
application Is generally sufficient 20 cure.
Mexican Mustang Ilnl;ncnt Is pat up IA ihrd
sizes Of bottles, ire larger ones being proportion
ately much the cheapest. SOLD everywhere.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-27
Sole Trader Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ jennie Ron X. Oh Siv r City. Lyon
county. N"vsda, Nv fe Of NJ. j. Rou K J ill.,
tends TO maLe an application to II. isrrict
Court Of tn Third iud ciai lit 1T ( the
State of New ida. IL and r the County Of
yon. on the 18th LAY If My. ID. 1873, "
a. so N ther after ms std application can
he heard, fr an ord perm It ng her to
carry ON bu-in' 81 in hr WA name a ID on
her own &C omit puis ait t. an Act of the
Leelslatura If til State of S,v,da, appr,v,,d
f. bruarv 9Th, A d 1851, enh.led IAN Act
Ia auth r'ze arllei W men I tr MS CT b si-
n"ss In N r o yn names a. !, trader"
Tn bu iness shs INT nds IT, carry on IL that
OF keeping a bIardi x AMI lod lng huus,.
and husing, selling and d."linu in r-a,
JENNIE ROU Kr.
GEO. W. x ITH AIT rney "r Applcsn
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-27
NOTICE [.

suV0 ALL TIE C.tEDIrORS OF TpE
IN of Eek rm II \ Dunn tr"W L..
Eckrrinau d ing ST., on business ut silver
q tv. 1y 9 unity. Nevada, that J. +. DUNN
~ u'ly auth riz."t TO sett'e all accounts of
tn sad m. AMI TO co.l-.t III debts tue me
and cfpt tn .re'or, and o. pay I'LL claiina
against si hrn,0 W. =. Lcker an, AMI to
m k any and all arrangements with the rr d.
itors and debtors OF ssia nrm. or W S. Ecker.
man. in every respect whats,.ev =,
W =. * -RMAN
of the Of p k'rmsn Dunn
Tn prrse &c #; W Waugh, chs Dunn.
1atedJuly 18th. 1877
cash or note. j. +. DUAN.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-27
Assessment Notice.

nAYrON GOLD AND SILVER MINING
IL CompsDy-Location oi pr.n -ipal place
If business san frsuri,e U. CalifOriiis-L1ca-
in Of works, D.vii's 8s'e ustricr. Lyon
county. Sevais.-NOtIce il herb wen.
that st q meeting Of the Board of Directors,
held on IT.. I'd day If April. ISIS. sb assc-s-
nent No I0l OF twenty-five Ceuts t-5cl Pei
share va LEVIED upon abe capital stocs If the
corp rati"n. payable Ia M ately in U.ied
sta gold CON, t. the serr-t Iy. al the ufhce
OF the Company. X ON 10 Hsyw rd's bu Id
ing. No. 4ls California stree. San Francisco.
California
AIs stoc. upon which this assessment shall
r Iusin paid Oh the Seven b day of
May. 1875. Ill be del hqueDt, aid sdyeI ri-ed
ior sale ut public auction. std Eles- p, m-ht
is made IL fore. wi be sold on Tt ESDAY,
the 2sfh day oi My, 1873. 10 pay the de-
q eat n, sess FIJI Ia together with c SIS of a.
yeitising siii xpenses o sale. Ey order of
the Bard OF ir c.ors.
" Z. DEAN. Secretary.
Offica-R Room No. ~. Hsywrrd's Baiiding.
No. 4.9 California street. SAL Francisco. Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-27
.lARK THESE FACTS.
The testimony Of the Whole World.
HOLLOWAA'S r LIS.

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Your MI are marvellous"
~ s-rd for another o1I. and keep theIc in
the house."
DR. Holloway has cured my headache that
YVES chronic
II gave one Of your Pills TO my babe for
Choiers morbus. The dear little thing 60
we'll III a day.
NY nausea Of q morning is nov cured"
Your box of Hoilowsy's Ointment cured
me Of noises in the head / rubbed sone
your ointment behind the ears. and the noise
Las left"
send me two boxes; want one for poo
family"
Il euclos- dollar; y0ur price is y cents.
but the medicine to Inc is worth dollar.
S-ud me FIVE boxes II your Pills"
Let me have three box-s Of your Pills by
eturu mall. for chills aud Fever"
have over 20U such tstiInpnials as thrse,
but the want of space coinpeis LIE To con
clude
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-27
County Aud tor and TREASURER
Report

kTATEM nj OF HE CO.. My Al D.
- T and Trraru et If yon "unfy, Va
ca. 10 tn q uny C. mails II r said
C un.y. fr h qIauer end ne Much 3lr ,
~. 1918 iuclu i've
Jau. /. ISIS, cab in cas-
ury. al funds as Pc Ia {
"a & U
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-27
OLD,
TRIED,
TRUE.

People getting acquainted-and those Who
arc not ought to be-with the wonderful merits Of
that great American Remedy, the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-27
HOLLOWAl'S PILLS
invariably cure the following diseases:
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs.
whether they secrete too much or too little
water: or " eih.r they be afflicted wi b ston
or gravel. CT with aches and pains setIl-d In
the tinS over the r,g ioDs of the kidneys, these
Pills should b. taken according TO tue printed
dir-ctions. d the ointment should be well
rubbed into ti- email Of thu back at bed time.
T is treatment will give almost Immediate
relief when all other means have failed.