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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-23

THE San Francisco Daily Ex.
change fiend does not seem to ap-
prove Of press dinners to distin.
guisheds individual. Commenting
upon the recent dinner to Senator
Jones, which he affects to believe
had some connection with the break
in stocks, he says: 49,. r.f Is
1t seems 10 be the general opinion
that II they have one more cham
payne dinner in Virginia the Com.
stocks will go out Of sight. "'
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-23
For Assistant Secretary OF the
Senate.

Ex-senator Davenport, of this city,
will be candidate for Assistant
Secretary of the Senate. Mr.. Daven'
port has been in the Legislature,
either ~ member or clerk, during
Eve sessions, and if he is not fully
competent there Is no advantage
to be secured by experience. As he
IL personally acquainted with the
majority Of the Senators, he will
undoubtedly make strong fight.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-23
ARE YOU LONG-LIvED Z
We find the following in the IdsI

We find the following in the Idaho
Avalanche:
1t is easy to sketch the long-lived
man. He has well-proportioned
stature, without, however, being toe
tall. He is rather OF the middle size
and somewhat thickset. His COM
plsxion is not too horid-at any rate,
too much ruddiness in youth Is
seldom . sign of longevity. Hair il
rather fair than black; skin strong,
but not rough. His head is not too
big. He has large veins at the OK.
tremities.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-23
ANNUAL MEETING.

a MACON CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A Company.-The annual meeting Of the
Amazon Consolidated Mining Company, for
the election Of Board Of Trustees and the
transaction Of such other business ~ may
come before the meeting. will be held on
TUESDAY, the Twenty-sixth day Of Novem-
~ No. 2O3 Bush street. San francisco, Gail
fornta, at tho hour Of one O'Clock ?. \.
Trsnafer books will be CLOSED on Saturday.
November l6. l ...I
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-23

by FAR the pluckiest women's
rights fight of the campaign just
closed was made by Miss Lavinia
Goodell, of Wisconsin. Miss Good
ell was admitted to the bar of James
vile in 1874, championed q bill in
the Legislature authorizing the adj
mission of women to the courts of
law under the same terms with men,
and has built up good practice for
herself. .. .... .....F
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-23
A Fair Question.

A little girl was visiting the coun.
try, and for the first time witnessed
the operation of milking. Watch.
ing the proceeding intently for .
while, she inspected the COW minute.
ly, and then launched out the poser,
"Where do they put it INF"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-23

-JOHNNY SKAE was to have
been serenaded at the Water Com.
pany's Office, in Virginia City, last
Monday evening, and the musicians
gathered at the appointed place on
that evening, but the state of the
stock market put 9 quietus on the
affair. The proposed demonstration
was not made, and the champagne
procured for the occasion remained
under seal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-23

liz San Francisco, = few days
ago, Charles Croker, the son OF the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT railroad magnate
Of the same name, got into a buggy
which belonged to some one else,
and drove off. He was followed and
arrested by : policeman, who pre-
ferred the charge of grand larceny
against him. The young railway
sutocrat explained that it was all a
mistake, and was discharged. He
then brought charges against the
arresting officer, and the San Fran
cisco papers not in the pay Of the
railroads are roundly abusing young
Croker therefor and propose that
the Police missioners shall issue
an order that no one connected with
the railroad companies is ever to be
arrested, no matter how suspicious.
~ he may act. Some fun is expected
II tho Police Commissioner fail ia
sustain the action of their subordi.
nate.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-23
Assessment Notice.

nANEY GOLD AND SILVER MINING
- Company.-Location Of principal place
OF business. San Francisco. State OF Cali
fornia; location Of works. Lyon county, State
Of Nevada Notice IL hereby givea. that at .
meeting Of the Board Of Directors, held on
the Eighteenth day Of November. 1873. IN
assessment mo. 81 Of twenty cents go c J
per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the corporation. payable Immediately. in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary, ct
the Office Of the Company, Room No. "A, No.
$40 Pine street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 2lst day Of December.
1878, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale ct public auction; and unless payment il
made before. will be sold ON Wednesday. the
18TH day Of January. 1872. to pay the de.
linquent assessment together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
GEORGE r. 6PINNEY, Secretary.
OfTIcE--Room No. "A, No. $40 Pine street
San Frsacisec. California c'c1H1NF
H q a M r.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-23

-FIREs in Nebraska have made
q cleaner sweep than ever grasshop-
pers did. In some sections. for
miles In extent, there ia not q par
ticle of grain or . habitation LEFT.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-23

Or tho fourteen State Senators
elected this year, thirteen are Repub-
licans, and only one-Shepherd, of
Elko-is Democrat. As thu hold
over Senators constitute a majority,
the Senate will therefore be Repub-
lican two years hence, and in order
to have majority on. joint ballot it
will then be necessary for the Re-
publicans to elect only twenty-five
members of the Legislature, while
the Democrats must elect thirty
seven. In view of this state Of af-
fairs, George Cassidy, Of the Eureka
Sentinel, has about concluded to
withhold his name as q Senatorial
aspirant until 1884.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-23
"a South G Street,
M. D. COIN, Manager,
@FoUND!@

YULL LINE OF
GROCERIES. FRUITS. NUTS. CANDIES,
STATIONERY, etc..
At PRICES THAT CANNOT BE BEAT.
G. r. BlACkMER.
/. aus-tf POsrOFFICE STORE.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-23

THE lesson taught by the re-
cent disastrous break in stocks Ii
that 1t is unsafe to buy on margins.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
Glnss RnlI Silontlnc.

The interest In this SIccics OF Out.dnOr Gmusc.
mvut Is Oh tn" increase among our District sports
men, wEich wa, Noticeable 10y the large attendance
Of Crurk shots at the regular weekly IN citing of the
"Anu'cur Spprt,mcu" held at Ri!cys Corral ON
Wednesday afternoon. Tho ,lpwIHg Is the score
mn,l. by III" Participant, In the leading contest of
sk.ll In hi, style Of shooting on that occa.iun.
when for the first time new anl very ingenious
.lrn~!I#g glass hall lrrp was u.c,l. and which
gave universal satisfaction: Mr. Henderson broke
u Drills ,Ui of ~ Mr.. NCIA OF b.okc - ball, out Of
o. Nj Clark brulc q balls on uf - and Mr.. Mills
broke IL balls ont ur ~. The winner, Mr. HcIrdrr-
son, used one Of the Remington improved choke
bore Luls rrrrtly introduced Ia the shO Dtlng fra.
rruIlV by Nr,srS 4. e. stevens ~ Cr agents for the
Remington. in this city and iiS superior shooting
gVl,itir, Wur" highly CUmm-NdCd by those who
were pr,rrut. Hereafter the meetings will be held
,cm.W"kiy. OU saturday, ut tour p. M at the head
Of Twenty atrrrt aud 4. Wednesdays, at live 2.
M nj L. Ipy's TOrIul,
National Republican., 1878-05-10
IIotOl Arrivals,

ikfropD,R,n " Taylor Va Mrs A VI Pompus
Daimlr". Md; & Laia and vile, y e. ] W Irwn.
Philadelphia; CS Pollock, New YORK; a e Auser
an wife New York; n Cotton, Md,
Huy,rhil -Ino Sm"!lInT, Richmond. Va: W W Pan
Is IL, RlrhInOnh Va; r. y EIaylos. Richmond. Va: "
" pIhlshnw, Richmond, Va; I N:g itlnfas IN h.
Wclnnnud, Va. A, e IiqdgNnn, : - ; MARSHALL
nnl wifi, Milwaukee Miss Mar jhnll. phlhu"lphiu
PNrwrktiu. city; II irwin. rniiA lrlpH.u iGrIS.
ley, rhilml"iphla: lstw Turner. New jersey; r W
Han auI ludy. Baltimore Md T. T. Taylor. itch
mOnd. va II Il Taylor, itIchm. nj, Va; J I Tay or
BruWn,yi.Ir, lG E0y JEuIIs Green and VIE, Mon
lTrgl
~ E,a,s-T G. Maxwell aud wife New York {
W TuyLri, %rw York; q : Iane, Pnlludr,uhiI T j
HilrF, NuN Dr.4liS W l.. Was r. san FIuuCisCu
Ery.i Duugt>s, &rw Icr,ry, { \ MgntrusS. Chcagp
] NSun, CdcaSu; Il " Bunromb", NV York: \ !
VAL. New Jersey: j : NuTDurt, New I.Ts ": \ :
Jana. New Jersey; W \ Vincent Chi,qtgO. A II Cld
sui. Coma; W HDTC and VIZ, Mass; T. Wright, Va
u s Ku!Gr and wife Ia: j T. Ilnush, Baltimore.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
Odl.IcllnAN NIsItutInn.

Visits Of The Grand Eucummu,nt uNrcr, |. Q. D..
f. to the subordinate vn'mnruymls have been al.
Hngrd a. follows; Mag"n,Nu, No. !, May u Rtd.;.
ley, No. 3 May - Columbian, No. /, May %,
Mount NcbU No i, Juuc5
The semi annual yisilaIols Of The Grand Lodge
oliccr will be made TOMORROW. t-utrul. &c. /,
May .; Union, 80. II, May y Oriental 40 ~ May
0; Mechanics No. Is, May 10; covenant. No Ii.
May 10; Friendship NJ. T.! May "; Eastern. ~. Z
May II: Harmony No. D. May -; Wu>hiu.tpm S..
6, May u Federal city, 80. 20, May -; Columbia
No. I'd, May % Excelsior No, II, May y Mrlr.p u.
oils No, ID, May ~ Beacon, No. lj, June . NaOU.i
NJ, I ID pf r. Jlup 4
National Republican., 1878-05-10
Cloth-Top Boots, New Coiors,
At II. l.. Strasburgcr's, 1sj-3DS Seventh street.
Severe STORMS In VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, May "a violent wind,
rain. and hail storm. accompanied by severe
thunder and lightning, swept over this city
and vicinity last night, and some damage was
done in the city by the lightning. Tho crops,
esp pocislly wheat, which is heading, and fruit
trees, and, in fact all vegetation, suffered
seriously. The cOurse of the storm was from
west to east, covering Il belt not more than q
mile wide. Local storms of n similar character
have visited nearly every session of the State
during the past few days, causing considerable
dnmarr.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
AMUSEM ENTS,

Manager Ford's BsneHt-National Theatre.
Tho grand fnaie Of the theatrical season at the
National took place last night in tho form ofa ben.
eft to Manager Harry c. Ford. The occasion was
distinguished by most gratifying results, both in re-
gard TO tho character Of the provided
and the numbers ofthc audience In attendance. Mr..
Boucicaults appearance in his delightful imper-
sonation Of Kerry was greeted with mos, marked
manifestations Of approval. The speech with
which the distinguished author and actor accom-.
panied his cali before tho curtain. upon the con.
clusion Of Kerry" was richly humorous and ap.
propriate TO the occasion. The new comedietto
champagne and Oysters" abounding In langhable
incidents and mirth inspiring situations, termi.
mated the performance. The cast participating In
the Presentation Of the programme consisted OF
Messrs James, flanagan, Denham, Taylor, Burton,
and Dennis, and Madame Blanche Ford, Miss Ella
Chapman, and Miss Lottie Church. Their rendi.
tions OF their respective roics afforded the audience
well-improved opportunities for display Of the
appreciation merted by the talent aud ability pos
seSsed by so eminent cUteric of dramatic artists.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
NOT OFT OF DANGER.
GHAIH ANp FLOUR ARRIVALS.
IIsII NLAkEEr

by cunal-HuuI J. y. ThuIHa,. NsilI @t',I bushels
Of Wheat a.d " barrels q! "our 10 J. q. = J. VI
WufFrS
National Republican., 1878-05-10
NEW ADYERTrsEMENTs.
PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL, FORAGE, AND
u STRAW.


DEroI QrARrERNksrER's oppIos
wAsHINsToS, u, C., May I. IsA
stalei proposals J., triplicate, vii q copy OF this
advertisement ATTACHED. will be ceivo at this ofce
until O'Clock D. June I, 1873. At which time and
place they will be opened IN the presence Of hidders
for furnishing and delivering a. required duIing the
fiscal year commencing July I, ISIS, and ending June
~ 1879, nj the variou, Offices and officers quarters in
Va about 30 cords Hard Wood. saw d and split 10
cords OF Oak Wood, in the stick so cords Of Pine
Wood sawed and split ~ cords OF Pins Wood In the
stick 200 ton, White Ash Ccal: ~ tons Re Ash
Coal 10 tons Iykens Valley Co,, Of Size as may be
cn!ei FOR ffoc from slate, dust or dirt and 70 tons OF
llitrminous Lump Coal. All the Wood and Coal !,
6e o. first clrss merchantabe quality. Coal to weigh
The lowest sgi regaie bid for Wood or Coal or both.
will Le entertained.
Also fOr furnishing and delivering during tho same
period, nn the Corn, OatS, HAY and Rye straw re-
quircd a. the various coIals md officers lnrters 10
,iis city snd Me2rpetown. II. G., soldiers Home. ID.
Tie right is s.etyei by the Government TO reject
any or al BIDS and thes' pforo as invited under
prov,o h appropriation shall be made or the sup
plies by tongr6s.I nothefwlsr, the cover nun rnt Will
not accept any bid enter INTO contract pre'rr
cnce Will be given 10 articles Of domestic prccu =
ton.
Printed propo sais, guarantee and ciicJars stating
the kind and estimated quantities required at each
post or place. AMI giving full instruct on, a. to tho
manner Of bidding. conditions to be obs. by d.
ders and ter Of contrat and pay ment will be ur
nishod on application to this office -
Proposals should be markell, "PropoSals for Fual,"
and Proposals for Forage and straw. and addressed
20 nrately as indicated to the uninr.lgned:
A. y. ROCKWELL,
Dpppt Otprtgrunstpr.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
Tho Srnmrl To- IA RnIh.

Ilz2ls Peterson WAS fined S,10 In tho Police Court
yesterday for keeping u bNwdy house, Clara HIN.
iItun WI, mmgued on tho same charge, but, as
there we've cNtvuualing circumstances In this case,
the court imposed line Of -. Both parties de
pp,lcd their fines with the marshal uui were re-
leased.
In the cases Of Cora Adams Blanche Raymond
aud Minnie James, owing " o scarcity Of evidence,
IIVAC prose-. were entered.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
department Clerk, aud out-Door Concert,

correspondents cv!Ivmty Department clerk
makes the following request Oi tLe editor Of TIM
RLPi BLrA&:
will you " kud enough ~ clor.nlly call The
attention ~ the iIV,iirut l., Me Uiyl-nDilIiy UI
ordering the Department., uu>.I ut lNIrU +. lu On
Wednesdays the same as >u'uldt!. u tlubic
clerks ~ attend ihr music lh!. PIiyiI"yt ,haUId
EEe siultvI ~ tme 'qiHineI h"i'!"', t"nLHriAcnI
health aud all equal quu!tit! ul work vii, Lv I!yst
Chccriuily dome To- make ~ TOR INsl uHc hour"
The secretary OF War huN EIruuiy E.ud.y liked
tile hour tor tie IiLILc Band concerts al E.Itp.,,
five J.. IN, ~ that the clerks IN tho Drpur,mvi.;,
VIM uIe not Al Hotgy umuI luur =. IL. c4A ruJ, u
them. II" wO".i "rhuIs show greater consideration
Tor lhe c"mi,li aHd CnJOymvil Vi the clerks It Ag
wound Huuug" lu have the band sent around t.
their lrHr- L. urge the Pres. dent that tn. lie.
lGTthrnin could be Cu>ud one hour carrier with.
Uut uuy los lu the Government WuuIi be good
fouhduI"n r the suspicion that tho departments
are owe stocked WItL riyTks.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
Fatal Mine ExplO,IOu,

PoTTsvILLE PA, May O.-While John Anyl,
superintendent, was carrying an unprotected
lamp in the GlendOwer COllicry, near Miners.
Vile, this morning, the gas ignted, causing u
terrible explosion. Anyl was thrown against
wall of coal with great violence, aud died
this afternoon. The deceased was ordained n
minister ut the Welsh Methodist Synod, held
here two weeks ago. Thomas Morgan, a co.
lUborrr, also died this afternoon from injuries
received at the same explosion.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
Itag age Robbers.

For several months pieces Of baggage have tcen
occasionally missed on the arrival ofthc late trims
at the Baltimore and Potomac depot. Detectives
Miller and COomcs yesterday uuoCrthcd one of the
missing trunks, marked ~. $. New York" aud
quantity of Jewclry and arrested two cnlored men,
named Reuben Robinson ard John AloysiuS for
being concerned In tho robbery. AluysuS Is n
huCkmnn. short time ago the railroad company
were obliged to pay damages for missing valisc
aud they have Otherwise been very much annoyed
by the system Of robbery for which their employees
have bcOn blamed
National Republican., 1878-05-10
THE work in connection ,

THE work in connection with the prepara-
ton for erecting Clropatm's Needle on the
Victoria Emhaukmcut, London, is making
good progress, though it has been found ncceS-
sary to sink to considerable depth in order
to secure firm foundation for the concrete
bed which Is To snppOrt the pedestal.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
knights of st, Augustine Election.

Commaudery No. 2, Knights Of St. Augustine
has elected officers fUr the ensuing year as follow,
Commander, W. ", Smith; Deputies, AnRnIas Her
bert and Daniel Clarke r. g., James Herkert d, H.,
James Toy; +. e., Isaac Landc; Captain General,
W II. SmawoOd Herald Richard Wells; War
den, Charles Herbert; s. D., Charles johnson
Chaplain, Rev. Father BGrrOtti Board of Govern
ors-l Horace Dyer, Alexander Il, Thomas, John y.
FLETCHER W!!lis J. smith, Robert Goats, Eugene II.
Lewis,
National Republican., 1878-05-10

They say in Wasl ngtOn, and think it is q
rcprunch to their wives, that the best broilcd
steak in the city can be- had at gambling
house. Bless you, that is no reproach to the
women. They haven't the same facilities for
getting their husbands so drunk they can't
tell the difference between broilcd steak and
fried shoe. SOLE Huntington HdTk Eye.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
GAMES ELsEwuEEE YESTERDAY.

SYRArt>E, y. Y, May 9-StNrS, :; lI1ruclli.
L"wLLi, MAS. May 9-Butalo, ., Lowcll,0.
CIN,iNNATI May ?.-Cinc!nnut, .; Chicago, |.
INuIANArOIIs. May 9.-Milwuukce, >; Indianap-
uli.. l.
NASrmrsTEr, y. H., May 0.-MamChc'ier, II; Al.
lcgh"ny.l.
ErHE,rLH. y. Y. May 9-Rochescr S; UtcN.
:. Ten iHuiugs were played.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
The Police Board.

The Police Board met last evening. Very little
business was transacted In open session. A com
mUncation was received from Mr.. NJ. J.. swan,
owner Of Police Headquarters, cOnscntng to reduce
the rent Ia Sl.eD per annum. The president was
authorized to execute lease for the year ending
June 3D. 1879 one Of the provisions being that the
police department can give UP the building at any
time upon giving thirty days notice.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
Nr.uII of Itnrk-IhrnmIng.

Monday evening, about ha!f-r4,l i" o'clock,
while Mis- I.izI.p -rouv. sister Of Oihcrr Joseph
Stone, was standing In The font yard VI her resi-.
drnce She was struck in the furrhoa by 4 rock
tnrrWM by NuiIu 10y in til" n"i, ,l!h IIhuud making
a ,lrcp cut UlrIGl iNDuId d half Wchv, hong Dr.
baldwin rrIr.rI,I medical nit Int Mis-, stone /,
now ly!ng very III frum the injur,e, received
National Republican., 1878-05-10
Totals GEM Totals. 4O27

The honorary members Of the National will play
o'clock. on the National grounds, aud the model
game Of the season will "duubttully" take place
The suits worn by the tumIIue niEc nrc striking
ly dis,nilRr Us no two lncn will he attircl alike.
lI-mGrTuw afternoon the celebrated Athletic
Cluh. uf Philadelphia, will play the National on the
west. Came will be called promptly ut hall-paSt
O'Clock four aud close contest l. expected, as the
'ECd,' arc I'm good trim.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
Real Estate Transfers.

John Gnrvn to Adlio +. S'III,on, for $4,000. part
oflots T., H. 49, and IL, square loi rarthruia Thy
SON t. Hermann, ThysnII, mr s2r"J, lot 2j square
-. Iur lUi l0I lrG H. It, ln no. mud H. square
~. lot - square 1l purt yf lot l. square rs An.
nir VI. Mnlllal.u 1t A.. Trustees, T. Margaret Ken.
nelly tor 49, uurt # .Aul known Il, 'MOXlvy."
National Republican., 1878-05-10
Theatre Coinique.

very attractive blll Is presented nightly at this
theatre. and the result is crowded houses. In ad
diuOn to the usual attractions this evening there
Will he GrGco. Roman wrestling match between
the athletes, Mare and Rnbshaw ut the end OF the
regular performance.
National Republican., 1878-05-10

m.Ic.',r EutwisIe has Issued the following per
init, l"r repairs j.. Baker French roof on house
Nu. +r'. X sur.l st", J. &. M,Nri len, mclosv
p.TChul h.u,g So. ii, Niulh street, So
lircu.u. have bccu i'aurIas follows: Whiting 4
Mu,,., Ilry.; " II. Graham u Co., commercial
G..al,; Thomas N. lhy,Du, l.qUDr dealer; j. ;.
TVS bd:-TrIu.
,lr Robert r. Dodge. the District Trca .urcr, was
yesterday confined t. hi,u'sulpnccby udi,puslliUn.
Me,yp,tt, u br ub.r {, IvaulnG his "iIlcIi duties
tD0ay,
HEAlgUAnTEI., Tor GtGnrl suits. EI,ENAN's
SeYu!tth and T.,
National Republican., 1878-05-10
Trotting at I,rightwood.

A match raco for :!~O wa, tr,ted yesterday at
BrightwUod between T.. L. Taylor's Tornado and
~rhU0lCrAIs Key West both horse from Richmond.
ThvHttrmdHHcr wn, large uud included Il lRrgc party
from Richmond, w. The race was one side |.
Tornado run in three straight heats, beating Key
Nc.t very badly each heat. The time was 2:Ss, l.H
National Republican., 1878-05-10
The pro,liual,z R,turn.

Detective McDcviu arrived early this morning
from Richmond having In charge young man
named Joseph u. Grinder, who was arrested at the
American Hotel, Richmond last Wednesday,
charged with stealing stIj In money and gold
witch from his father, who Is an otnploye OF the
Treasury Department. The watch aud shlO Of the
money was recovered
National Republican., 1878-05-10
Sut Afraid to Venture.

The clerk IT the court Lus i.,Ucd marriage Il.
ccI-e. 10 Tie following applicants:
Samuel u. nrumuoid, u baltimore, Nd, and
NIuphur iill,t - hi, rty.
Nlhrlm lI,'iur and Mary lic'mulCr
pniip William. uUd E'hmu Harris.
j. II. Dabuvy uII Nj, Lilly Ross
National Republican., 1878-05-10
I.n.lI.uttA..a

For Friday. in the South Atlantic, Middle Allan.
tic, and last Gulf states Tennessee and ohio Val.
ley north aud west winds, stationary or lower tenl
pernture, rising barometer, and clear weather will
pruNu Nuil
National Republican., 1878-05-10
Calender. MinstreIs.

The fhmou' organiza:ion known {" Callender's
Georgia Minstrels, composed of genuine sons Of
Africa, will open" nt fords OpcraHouse next
Monday evening May II. These talented trans
planted EthiOpians are preparing themselves tor
eNtraditiDn to France and their performances dur
ing the coming week are announced as tho last
before their departure for that enried land.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
National vs.. Rosedaie-h Muiiing Game TIL.
Afternoon,

The game Of base ball played yesterday afternoon
between the National and Rosclale resulted in
favor of the former by II score of . to t. Tho game
the best played in this city this season. and had
1t not LCcu for u series Of damaging by the
Iue Stockings in the eighth inning they would
have undoubtedly been the yictors, us the Nationals
were OutbGttcd, but their superior discipline and
tight place. The following is summary Of the
National Republican., 1878-05-10
New Advertisements.

Special notice to tourists.
Mlrinls annual May ball.
NOtIcc-Oscar lIcury COumbc.
PrOpusals-Fucl, forage and straw.
Notice to heirs OF the late Thomas II. Barton.
Cranvys West Point Hotel West Point, New
YORK.
Georgia Minstrels-opera House, May 10, one
week
National Republican., 1878-05-10
Berrier. Ballads. and Bards-An Souls
Church.

A strawberry festival, with literary and musical
accompaniment, will be held at All Souls Church
this evening. The ladies Of the sacred fame will
provide the strawberries Gruce Greenwood, Miss
Annie Story. Miss Mamie Richardson, Mn. Ma
ham, Miss Jennie Bryan. Mcssrs. Hay, Widney
Mor.ell and perabcnu will present the literary aud
musical features Of the entertainments
National Republican., 1878-05-10

THE story goes that Mr.. Moody early de-
vclOpcl taste for speaking in meetings, but
that his addresses We're so unacceptable to his
brother church members that DIR. Kirk, tho
pastor, was requested to visit him and rep
resent that his gifts were not in that drcc-
finn
National Republican., 1878-05-10

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peplic, ncFyOu', dull aud lanRuid? Averse to u
eXertium Is your life miserable? You require u
blood. Take QUIKKs lRI'H TIA, the great mouse
hold remedy. Il will soon relieve you. Sold by all
drugg!sls, y cents per package, which makes q
quart of medicine.