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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20
OTTER MOVEMENTS AND CHANGES.

WASHINGTON, Jan ~, 1873
Lieutenant Commander William N. Fogsr is ordered
70 duty al tho Washington Navy Yard; Lieutenant c.
N. Anthony 10 exam for promotion; Pay
master A. W. Bacon ~ paymsster at the Washington
Navy Yard Lieutenant Charles i. Shaw 10 detached
from the Powhstan and placed waiting orders;
Master Landon p. Jonett from the Enterprise and
placed on waiting orders; paymsster George W. Bea
man from the Washington Navy Yard snd ordered TO
settle hts accounts.
The TuscarOra has been put in commission Al Mare
Island CAL, and will proceed surveying duty along
tho coass oi Mexico and Central America The Ossi-
pee will leave Norfolk January 81 ana cruise along
the Musquito coast aud return 10 Pensacola.
Tho Pensacola flagship Of the North Pacific station,
Rear Admiral Murray commanding, arrived ut Homo
lulu December %. twcpty-ons days from San Fran
CISCO Tue passage was unusually stormy Charles
Roscoe, seaman, died December Is Of pneumonia On
the 2sth Of DECEMBER the Admiral and officers US
could DO spared were presented to HIS Majesty the
King OF the Haw aan Islands by the American Minis
ter, Geperai Comfy After the usual courtesics had
been exchanged Anew moments were spent In social
conversation and the ADMIRAL and his officers with
drew.
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FORGERIEs DISCOVERED.
THE DEIDaEwATER SAVINGS BANK DEFALcA-
TIoSs-How The CASHIER DErBAuDED THE
INSTITUTION OF EIGHTY THOUSAND DOL


TIoSs-How 1HE CASHIER DEfRAuDED THE
INSTITUTION OF EIGHTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.
Bosros, Jan. l9. 1873
Will be remembered that some time ago the North
Brdgewater Savings Bank suspended but people only
set shis case down OF the many that we're tnen
startling the business community and driving poor
families 10 want and despair The os.ensible
cause Of the suspension Of the bank was
the death Of tho treasurer, K. s. southwortn, but
financial irreg ularies discovered, and deislca
tion bogus accounts, &c. followed In rapid success
son. Receivers were appointed TO look into The case,
and they have been busily engaged IN investigating
The whols subject. To the list OF crimes already
crowding over the grave OF the dead
treasurer must DC added that o! forgery.
His career OF crookedness began twelve years
ago, and his mode, Uniform throughout, was
W sign notes himself coming from other parties,
the names oil whom are now found 10 be hct,tious,
with the exception OF one The investigate proves
HIM have been criminal and II is only surprisrg
that his pecu ATOMS we're not discovered before his
death and Il would appear that II trustees had
done their duty his 'crcoKedness'' would have como
10 light
PoRGERIEs DISCOVERED.
Tho drst note Of any great amount which proves TO
O'DoDuell ana dated June 20, 1861 II was inoorscd
by James ODca and Bridget O'Dea sureties Tho
inoorsemehts show cash received July lSts, $l9O,
and interest paid TO Juue !, 1874 TINS Is forgery
Another rs for 5000, gwen BY John W. Kendrck,
,ndorsed BY Henry. c. oewoi, Nancy 3.
Nellers, interes. paid up 10 December !. 1873;
There are no such paries third ~ TOR $500, signed
BY John {. Allen, and Witnessed by 4. soutnworth,
Jr interest PAID 10 June l. 1875; Endorsed. ALI
these signatures are oil parties The greatest
forgery oi ali tue notes, so tar us the sum is con-
cerucd, Is perpet-ated gu TWO notes. representing
Slo. 0o0 purporting 10 be signed by Howard Fuller
aud Grover Il Bears. The fohowing are the notes -
t NORTH BRIDcxwArER, June i. 1873
In consideration Of John ) Fuller seMa r coward and
r. B Grover having signed for xlU OOO and another
Tor - 600 promise TO said Fuller, Toward Grover
Sloup. with eight cent interest semi tnnuAly or u
take their above In the Horu Bridge
watet savings Bank aud them IN iul without trouble
cost said Fuller. Howard and then this note.
given " secure them shall be void and returned
EDWAhD sUurIWUKrH
lndorsed.--" ERocRToS, April >, lS77.--tor value
ceived hereby assign and set North Bridge
savings BanH the within aud all beneht
TO be thesetrom. Sewaii r. Howard, John sul
Ter. Robbins b. Grover
BEocsIoy. Mass, April s. iS76-For value received
we jointly and s.veray promise TO pay the North
brdgewAter Savings bauk order 81 $50, us iolows
Five VI said each halt until July paid,
with cent interest, PAYABLE semi annually.
DUNBAR 4 70.
Is. W. LlrrLEr TELD
DANIEL Is. LITrLEFIELD,
NJ DUNBAR
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ARE THEY MR. AND MRS. LoRD'
MYSTERIOUS COUPLE TRAVELLING III RAIL
IN THE SOUTHERN ATLANTIC STATES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

A MYSTERIOUS COUPLE TRAVELLING HI RAIL
IN THE SOUTHERN ATLANTIC STATES.
lbY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WILMINGTON, " c., Jan. 10. is7A
Yesterday morning. when the ll:s0 train from
Augusta Ca, arrived Columbia ). c., as the pas
sensers were es'ng transferred 10 the Wilmington
Train a. the Juncuou OF the Wilmington
Columbus and Augusta Railroad. an old gen.
tlemsa whose age was ascertained 10 DO
seventy-hve years. and remarkably hpe
looking woman apparently about thirty years, but
with some Indications OF beng eight or ten years
older, very handsomely dressed ana proluseiy orna-
menlcd win beautiful aud costly Jewelry,
we're among the passengers transferred 10
say she was remarkably line looking. Is .
milo expression IN form Sue was perfect;
her weight about les 10 rounds without any sur
plus assn; complexion norld, black hair ano pack
eyes. she was the adm ration OF all the passengers,
and at the depots spectators will 80 into
stare VI this hne specimen OF tem,nity
ARB THEY!
The question naturally arose. VINO arc ihoy! and.
alter various wh.perinss ana conJcctures, the
cluson arrived al that It mus. DO Mr.. ana Mrs.
horo who 50 ,nysterousiy disappeared from New
FORK some weeks ago, aud whose Whereabouts up 70
lew days since we're SIM shrouded IN darkness.
CONTRADICTORY APPROXIMATIONS
They passed down south some ten or twelve days
ago, stopping ~ The Purcell House IN this Guy,
registering Is Nr. Il. Manson and Mrs. hagaru,
Chicago. On the Tram yesterday the LAZY
gave another name and place VI residence,
W., Mr.. Scoti. Minneapolis, MINI They claimed 10
have been soourIing Ia SavaEnah, Ca but instead OF
coming the most direct route, Via Charleston ana Flor
snce' . g., me came via Augusta, Ga, seemingly 10
keep tncir movements voed III mystery, anu lett
mere on the northern bound tram last night ave
minutes past seven.
QrAKEgL-LiKE Kan AND WIFE
NO one seem ~ to Know exactly IN what relation
they stood " eacu other Wien they passed through
winning Oh gong South the Old gentleman stated
that tue iaay was his niece, vuI on the train
they appeared more IKE and wife,
one feature OF which right stin
little quarrel winch ensucc between them very
much 10 tho amusement del collation. mo other
passc"kers the result vi which evidenced the fact
that tho femnIe par was master OF
a gentleman, rasidcut III Wilmington, Informs me
that he formerly knew Mrs AicAs personally, and
That the description have ABOVE gwen taics very
we'll with her personal appearance
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A DEFAULTING COUNCILMAN.
[pr TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

lpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 19,IS7S.
Several weeks ago Socrates Brooks, a Councilman
OF Manchester town adJoiuinE this city, under
stood TO have been detaulter the city consid.
cradle amount Nothing deAnite was known OF the
matter until to-day, when II discovered that
Brooks. who was chairman oil the Council Committee
on Streets, lost s.. 4S6 belonging 10 the inud
appropriated 10 his committee while rresi-
dent OF the Bank Of Manchester, which
failed few months ago. HIS friends mado
an effort TO prevent bis aihuness lrom 0ccomin
known, aud succeeded uutil tonight, when brooks
case was akon up by special meeting o! the Man.
chester Council, and the deiaultng member was ex.
PEELED. Brooks Is u prominent man and was Tor one
term meMb.r Of the House OF Delegates from his
city. judci. investigation OF his case will follow
aud It Is probable he will be indicted by the Grand
Jury OF the Corporation Court Of Manchester on
Monday
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FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Mrs. Catherine Ward, seventy years OF age, yester.
day allowed painter, who WIS repairing the roof
Of her residence. No 2l0 stage street, Williamsburg
to warm his patent paint her stove. The pain.
boiled and set the premises on fire. Mrs. Ward
was burned about the hands aud face, as were the
painter aud Miss Bridget Davis, who occupied the
upper part OF the house. The latter received her in
jurics In rcscuipg Mrs. Ward Miss Mary Davis,
frightened ut the cries OF Frol" und the khrieks OF
the two women tho FIRST door, ieaped out OF the
second story winuow and was SO severely injured
10 nccessitate her immediate removal to the Hospi
tai The others received ID edcai treatment at home
TIE damage TO house anu furniture will not oxceod
COCO
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THE PORTFOLIO.
rhe prominence into which the appreciation Of
the puLc the cultivation of this aesthetic
hiDtIons OF public private collections the evidence
I'm s ana ~ ~ oar "tI,c v uy
dnced publishers to Issue this OF chefs
d@uvre Of ensravngs after the most remarkable paintings
OF the old and modern schools Onr scarcely
parior drawing Of private family without find
more eissan portfolios and probably easel;
aud on procesdnx TO Inspect their contents the hostess
often the paucity OF subjects obtanAbeevsn
smoderate prics--to adorn these interors
The short series OF enrravugs published undes
the title OF Fine Portfolio" Is the result years.
preparation ocgun with this view and carefully carried cut
10 The perfected state offered TO the pubhc
The great painters whose have been engraved for
this collection :knphac Titan, Doci.
Guido, kuuens. Gifodet Turner Iugres schefe Gavin
muller Constable fiassan Uerome, Dore Brkst, Foster
samiradsky, Bids ferrauit. Boughten. Petite. irving
BonpaL
Engavngs Of similar character could rot be obtained
elsewhere Tor less than from ST. s. each.
The talent has been employee the engraving Of
these plates every one master piece Of the art all
paper Rom he sis. plates before teias esrsa nSssy
suoscrivsr THE foaiFOLIo win receive sssoiatsiy
perfect prints.
The edition 10 limited TO juo copies
THE PORTFOLIO will DO completed In 10 parts issued
monthly each part TO contain three
some information ABOUT artists aud engrHvsrs The
price oi part viii be 81 thus Offering the public
series bssufu great works ara ~
she average price OF " cents zach.
Co,n Portfolio capable OF contaiaing the whole 10 on.
cravings 30 tat the collection be kept by itself In
secure msnner Will be supplied TO subscribers only at the
GEBsIE 4 BARRIE, Publishers,
Philadelphia, or ~ John 81. New york-
- First class agents wanted
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THE MEXICAN BORDER.

NuRDERER SURRENDERED III THE NExr-
cANs-A RAID nHPoRTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Jan. 10, 1878.
After throwing all manner Of obstacles in the way
Of dsIverng up the murderer, cordova, the Mexican
authorities At Pedras Neeras have last turned him
over 10 an American ofacer. Cordova IL one OF q
band OF highway robbers that supposed 10 have
killed ok persons in this county. Tho Mex,cans at
Pearas Nesras much sxcited over II, and 1t Is
thought rescue will be attempted.
INDIANS RAIDINC IN rxxAs.
Information received the CITY last night that
the Indians were rading in large numbers through
Wason and Llano counties. Two men have been killed
BY thom, and lot OF horses have been stolen. The
troops At Mckavett are notified OF the raid and
pursuit of the reds. This raid. Il 10 thought. will DO
disastrous ono, though hopes entertained that the
raiders will be brought to ErieL
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CMiRY SIGNAL OprfcRR,}
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20--l A. N.
Indications.
For New England and the Middle Atlantic States
Increasing cloudness and rain, southeast TO south
west winds, rising temperature and falling barom-
eter.
For the upper lake region, the Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri valleys, cloudy weather and rain
or snow areas, followed by clearing weather, winds
shifting TO colder northwsstoriy, rising barometer,
precsdcd At southeast stations by falling barometer
The rivers viii remain nearly stationary.
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sultura Recent shipments :: american goods to
csyon have been 30 successful that have been
oens for more"
STANLEY IN PARIS.

1Axouxr GIVEN By THE GEOGRAPHICAL So
c1Erx on PARIS TO THE EXPLORER OF CEN
TRIAL AyRIcA-zoNoRs TO youRxALIsM.
[BY CABLE TO TIE HERA1D.l
PAsIs, Jan 10. 1878.
The Geographical Society's banquet in
honor Of Mr. Henry NJ. Stanley. at the
Hotel Louvre, tonight, was q magnificent
AFFAIR
DISTINGUISHED GATHERING.
Two hundred and seventy guests were
present. including the leading members
of the Society; Mr.. James Gordon Bennett
and other representatives of the New York
HERALD, the London Daily Telegraph and
Paris newspapers, and representative
of President MacMahon. Vice Admiral de
Ia Ronciere-le-Noury presided.
sTANLEy's REPLY.
In reply to toast Mr.. Stanley said he
attributed the chief glory Of his explora-
lions to Mr.. Bennett, who conceived the
plan and furnished the means for executing
the explorations. He proposed that the
River Congo bear the name of Livingstone.
THE HERALD AND TRLRaRAPH EoSoRxp.
M. Foucher Cartel offered toast to the
HEaALD and Telegraph, the organizers of the
expedition. Messrs. Ryan, Campbell and
Clarke, their representatives in Paris, re-
piled. saying that Stanley discovered the
sources of the Congo, but MI. Bennett dis
covered Stanley.
STANLEY DECORATED.
The Minister Of Public Instruction en-
tered the room and handed to Mr.. Stanley
the Decoration of the Academical Palm.
OVERWHELMED WITH HoNoRs.
The President announced that the Geo
graphical Society had awarded gold medal
to Mr.. Stanley, who was overwhelmed with
congratulations.
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CLOUD OF WITNESSES.
For nearly quarter OF century DR. sAcR's CArAnRu
for ali catarrhal affections. Its great
physician. patients together with Its constantly
ressing sale atest 10 Arguments stronger than
Its sailing II there be general or nervous debility
and Impoverished blood DR. PiERck's ioLpkS MEDICAL
DscovkRy should be used Ia connection with the
REMEDY. Tie following uamed parties are among the
thousands who have been cured OF eAtah BY tho OF DR.
sAGK's CATARRu EkstDY:-
A. r. Downs, New UepevA Pa u. J. Brown. 81 Joseph,
Mo. EC. Aswis Rutland W. Levi springer yetiie lake.
jones' Serbia n vi j. 4. Miller Brdgcr station wy r.
j. U. Merlin Lngansport, Ind VI. " Post. Log
Ind. j. ". bailey fremont. Pa u. Is. Ayres, La Ports
lnd. Jessie ". Sears, Fort Branch Ind. L. Williams
Con No. as.ysJ oa o. R.ns SsaS H.
Pa: s. ". Lusk, Mcfarland, wis. johnson Viii.
Jams. lIsmIck. ohio Mrs. ". A. ,cur-ey Trenton,
per. Table Rock. ~: Va; Louis Anders. Gayspot.
Uho. e.. II. chn,e, Ekbart. Ina Mrs. Henry u@ixht
San Francisco Cal Mrs r. NJ. GaushA Lawrsncevic.
Ga. Charles T. kics, Baltimore. Nd jesse NJ sears
Cn:ise. Ind. Daniel B Micr. Fort Wayne Ind Mrs.
Minnie Arpsiss $50 Delaney st.. New YORK H. W. Hall.
Roberts, Mar,eops, 4. r' Charlie. ; delaney. ii.rr.
spuriin, Camden, Ala: cnarlos y. Kaw, Fredsfics-
town. ohio M,s i.uey Hunter, farmingtcn IL captain
Steamboat Rock: Iowa; Mrs Lydia Waite. shushan,
n. v J. N. Peek. junction city, NJ r.; Henry
kbe, Bantas. Cal l.. n cumminxs, ksntoul. IN:
Hall Pueblo. Cal, wiiiiam r. bartre, sterling, Pa; H.
H. e. on vis Penn street. Pusburx. Pa J. hickman
samuei's Depot. ~. Henry zobrst. Geneva. n Mss
han, III. s. b.. NcCoy. Na.hpor,. Ohio, w. ", Warner
Jonn zeiser Carlisle springs Pa, Jane. Iompkins S.
Miller xsu. lp Uso DIs Ssh Gsvsn rSns
ii H. Laird Upper Alton IN John Davis Prescott. A.
Mira Nancy orshsm. Forest drove. Oregon
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

William Beach Lawrence, OF Rhode Island, Is at the
Brunswick. Senator s. W. Dorsey, Of Arkansas Is NJ
the ST. James, Judge Robert s halc, OF Elizabeth.
town. N u. and General Israel Vogdes, United States
Army, at the Hoffman. General I. l.. Chnsman,
of North Carolina, is at tho New York. .. Devin, H.
p, of Montreal, Is at tho Fifth Avenue. Richard 81.
Field, OF Boston, Is at the Wcstm nster Colonel
Thomas A. Scott, President Of the Fennsy wanna RAFT
road Company, Is al tho BrcvoorL Matthew Hale, OF
Albany, is at the GiIscy.
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THE ORCHARD STREET TRAGEDY.

rhe body OF James Jacques, Of the Orchard street
tragedy. buried lao yesterday afternoon IN Ever.
green Cemetery by James Nc Larney I'M dert akcr, Of
No. ,0jS Third avenue McLsrney refuses to state
by whom the expenses were borne. To-day, al two
O'Clock the remains OF Mrs su.man will be conveyed
TO the Lutheran Cemetery, IN Williamsburg
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LABOR TROUBLE IN LYNN.

BosToy. Jan. ~, 1878.
Al Lynn, to-day, Mayor Buber, who furnishes
steam power to forty or nfty snoo iactores stopped
his engines, and the factories had to suspend opera
tons, Bubier claiming that the engines require re-
pairs Most OF those factories rcirained from joining
Ia the crusade against the Crspins, sud MI BuUers
action In stopping their mot,ve power Is regarded
a strategic movement 10 compel them 10 suspend. He
hooted by large crown IN the streets to-day and
the accounts state that no has started tho
g,noa again.
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DEATH JUDGMENT AFFIRMED.
[sY TELEGRAPH TO TEE HERALD. ]

IBY TELEGkAPH TO TIE HERALD.
NoRroLK, Va, Jan. 19, 1875.
The judgment Of death In The case Of Ben SMALL
wood, who tried and convicted At Plymouth,
n G., last year OF murder In Berthe county. has been
Affirmed w The supreme Court, and Sniallwood Will
b ssssnisnesa ~ the next term Of Plymouth Court
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ITO OBLIGE HENRY"
from the London World. |

LUHuUU WVr1U.J
And for my other dear Henry, my II. l.. with dukes
for his brothers and princes i:r his connexions by
marriage, have news. Rest in peace, Henry Mrs
Hicks Ii married to au American gentleman named
Lord, cighty-iour years old
And still the eternal chase goes round the world
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HORSES BURNED TO DEATH.

(BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. ~, 1873
The barn OF Jacob Nsaglsy, who lives la the
northern part Of this county, totally destroyed by
re night together with four horses, some Of the
stock anu lot oil gram. Loss, $1,000
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STRAIGHT A. AN ARROW TO THE SEAT AND
centre disease In the lungs the health curative
influence of uALrs IIoStv or HoRrHouSp AND TAR
PIXIES ToormsCif DKoPs cure IN maute.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will snow the changes In the
temperature for the past twonty-four hours in CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year,
Indicated by the thermometer NJ udnut's pharmacy,
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Average temperature yesteraAy ....ss.... oo
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last yeaf............sss.s "s4
1917. 1873. |
Weekly averaRo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ IL "
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THE MYSTERIES or PARIS BY EUGENE SUE
part given sway with No $50 she firsslds Cen
painon For sale " all nsvsdsalsfA
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UCALE OF WHITE sLAvfs."- SIZE FRANK LES
ICLIL'S lLLUSrRA TED TINES, 70 illustrations this
ruE MOST EXPENSIVE BOOK EVER SOLD.

Dbdn has rendered many people familiar with the fs-
history OF the Valarer Bnccacco The
quietly enough In Of tho In the
gives little indication o being expensive
volume a bought In 1872 Lord Blandvrd bid
against Lord the sale OF LIBRARY
81 James square Tor this volume, and they each
other until The enormous price OF Sl0S1i reached
when the hammer Tell uibdin has told the In his
most hyprrDolical Language. The Roxburgh Club
toundeu OF Dibain Bibio-
graphical Decancrpn honor OF the boox The vsdarer
Boccacco prnts In Venice la l47l lis ds-
tinction to its beng the nrss edition the italian
with = date.
Tho "flameng Edition. Of
BoCcACCIO'S DECAuERON.
revised tran station by w. X. Kelly.
illustrated with portrait and echngs designed spl
engraved by
M. Lsonod Flameng
vol. Crowa evo Cloth. SO 20.
For sale by all booksellers sent by mail receipt Of
price by the publishers.
GEBBIE BARRIE. si5 SAMSON st.. Philadelphia.
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illustrated with portrait and echngs designed snl
engraved by
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l vol. crows svo. Cloth. 50 70
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ENDORSED by THE WHOLE MEDICAL FACULTY
TAKE WINE GLASS THREE TINES DAT.
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BoCCACClO'S DkCAuERON.
A revised tran station by w. n. Kelly
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-19
VIRGINIA f. GOLD HILL
7Us LIME.

LEAVING VIRGINIA CITY
Daily Ut & 30 A. n. and every three
quarters Of an hour thereafter until
$50 P. N.
LEAvIEG GOLD HILL
Daily at 915 A. II. and every three
quarters OF An hour thereafter until
7I5 p. n.
Makins close connection with trains Of the
Virginia b Truckee R. Il.