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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-31
Assessment Notice.

NORTH DAYTON GOLD AND SILVER
IN Mining Company .-Location Of princi-
pal place Of business. San Francisco, Cali
fornis. Location OF works. DEVILS Gate Dis
trict. Lyon county, Nevada.--Notice 10 here
by given that ct . meeting Of the Board Of
directors. held on the 26th day Of August,
1913. an assessment mo. u OF Twenty. Ave
(25) Gents per share Was levied upon the capt.
tai stock Of the corporation, payable imms.
distsly. in United states gold coin. TO the
Secretary. ct the once Of the Company,
Roo@ q Safe Uep0sit Building, S2s Mont.
gonssv street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the soth day Of ssptem-
Der. 1873. Will be delinquent and sdyeftised
for isle st public auction. aud unless pay.
msnt IL mSje before. will be sold on TUES-
DAY,Ithe 18th day Of October. 1878. to pay
the delinquent assessment. together with costs
OF sdvertising and expenses OF sale. BY order
Of the Board Of Directors.
B. 9. CULvERWELL, Secretary.
OyyIcE-Room q Safe Deposit Building.
zee Moptsomsry airsst. San Francisco. Gall
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-31
THE SOUTH COMSTOCK NINE.
A Promising Property In Good
Hands.

The South Comst ock Mining Com
pany, which has Just been incorpo-
rated in Ban Francisco with capt.
tai of 80, 900, divided into 100,.
900 shares, is composed of promi-
nent capitalists who are heavily in
terested in the north END Comstocks.
There is therefore q likelihood that
the valuable property OF the com.
pany will be worked to good advan.
tage from this time on. When work
was stopped in the mine a ledge
was about to be cut into. The South
Comstock mine is situated ut the
north end Of Main street, in this
city Following are the Directors
Robert Sherwood, George w. Rog'
ers, ]. NJ. Bufiugton, George Schultz
and w. F. Myers.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-31
70 CANDIDATES,

Candidates, Of either party, who
wish TO announce themselves for Of
fee Through the columns Of the
TIMES, may do so upon payment Of
80, Invariably in advance.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-31

ton to attend the District Court have
been excused for the balance OF the
term.
The fancy drinks prepared at the
Sacramento saloon, corner Of Unioy
and D streets, Virginia, cannot be
squaled in the State. :
There will be divine service In
Grace Church, in this city, at 7:4s
O'Clock tomorrow evening. The Rev
Mr.. Jenvey will oficiate. =
Judge Strother, the register in
bankruptcy, will leave for San Fran
cisco next Monday evening. He
will! be absent but few days.
Miss Plummer returned Thursday
evening from her camping excur-
sion. She is somewhat bronzed, but
Otherwise much improved in health.
Governor Bradley visited Dayton
and Sutro last Wednesday. He was
accompanied BY long .whiskercd
gentleman who was at once recog-
pized as Private Secretary Garrard.
William Elliott, George Sherman,
Tesn De;senrotl, and Cook Bowen re.
turned from the wild mountain fast
pesses last Thursday evening. They
say they would not have missed the
trip for $500 a piece. They will go
again next summer.
Mr.. Patterson, the father of Charles
Patterson, who was tried for horse
stealing last Wednesday, is we'll
to-do rancher Of Livermore Valley,
Cal. He came to the Coast in the
forties, and in the winter Of 1a4d
carried provisions on horseback,
over a mountain trail, to the surviv'
ors of this Bonner Lake calamity.
Ihe game law will be "off" TO-
morrow Sunday, September !. and
on and after that date it will be law
fpi t6 shoot any game, "includine
grouse, sageheps, prairie chickens
partridge, pheasant, woodcock, wild
goose, wood or other duck, swan
crane, plover, snipe, curlew, robin
dove, meadow lark, yellowhammel
or bittern." The law protects deer
antelope, elk, mountain sheep OF
goats only between January l and
Jaly /. The Ghe for violating thu
Jaw is not less than IS nor more thai
5000, s
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-31
The Democratic Primary.

The DtmOcratIc frlmaTys
The Democrats of this county will
hold their primary election to-day.
There will be two tickets in the field
in this city, but there will only be
one in Dayton. In Sutro and the
other small precincts there will be no
polls, and the delegates to the
County Convention will be elected
by reclamation. Dayton will prob
ably 20 for Bradley, but this city is
probably nearly equally divided be-
tween the friends and opponents Of
the Governor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-31
Misguided Men.

Major Blennerhassets, of Virginia,
who would. for a deluded Demo-
Graf. make pretty good Lieutenant
Governor, arrived last evening and
vent back again to-day, taking Gov
ernor Hsgermaq with him.-Reno
Gazette. ~ - .
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-31
The Latest Bankrupts.

John Brady, Of Gold Hill, was ad-
judged . bankrupt on the ssth, and
the first meeting of his creditors set
for sile;soer Ss.' Hs;lispilitiss are
about &21 900. He has no assets.
Richard D. Bravin, Of Virginia,
was also adjudged bankrupt on the
26th,r and the fxst meeting Of his
creditors; set Tor October .. Liabili-
ass, Sboat>s, 500; assets, none.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-31
Neyada.Ra Raised Fruit.

John W. qrier brought to this
Office, last Thursday, some blue
yaums, which grew in the garden
surrounding his residence ia this
city. They are far superior TO the
Caisfornta article 10 iizs and flavor.
Mr.. 0risr is naturally very proud Of
them.
fs
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-31
NEW TO-DAY.
m. WERTHEIMER,
TOBACCONIST

NONsTANTLY ON HAND THE FINEST
~ and best selected stock Of the most pop
ular brands Of imported and domestic Cigars.
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, genuine
Meerschaum and Amber goods Of every de-
scription Playing Cards, Tobacco Pouches. etc.
% South Q st., Virginia. Nev.,
And SIS Front Street, San Francisco, Cal.
~N. B.---The trade supplied at lowest
market rates and orders promptly executed.
su31.u
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-31
The Following Valuable and Handsome
Prizes


Prizes
Will be awarded 70 the successful competitors:
Target Shooting.
First Prize-A Fine Stem Winding Gold
Watch. To be contested for by all Military
TO enter. ..-.
Second Prise-A Ballard Improved Mid
Range Rife. To be contested for by all Mill
tary Companies In this State Who do Lot wish
to enter for the first prize.
Ladies' Archery.
First Prize--A Splendid Toilet Set. with
Ornamented Bottles To be awarded to the
lady making the best score In three trials.
Second Prize-A Unique Toilet Set. To be
awarded to the lady making the second best
score.
Baseball.
Handsome Eight Day Black Walnut strik-
ing Clock. To be awarded to the winning Club.
Mems Foot Race-2oo Yards.
First Prize--A Fine Field Glass. To be
awarded to the man coming In nrst.
Second Prize--A Silver Liquor Castor. With
Gilt Bottles. To be awarded to the man com.
ing In second.
Third Prize-A Silver Mounted Cane. To
be aw arded to the man coming In third.
No professional runners allowed TO compete
Ladies' Race-Ioo Yards.
First Prize-A Fruit Stand. with Crystal
Ornaments.
second Prize--A Crystal Cologne Bottle,
Third pyize--A Gard Receiver With Crvs-
tai Ornsme nts.
Prizes to be awarded same o. In mons race
Boys Race 90 Yards.
Fifteen Years and Under.j
First Prize---A Pair OF Quartz Sleeve But
tons.
Second prize--A Handsome Pen and Pencil
Holder, with Gold Pen.
Girls Race.
Fifteen Years aud Under.)
First Prixe---A Pair of Genuine Pearl Ear
rings.
Second Prixe--A Fine Gold Shawl Pin.
Tickets for Round Trlp....S2 90
(Including Admission to the Ground.)
Admission to the Grounds Alone. D I
To be had in Virginia. Gold Bill. Silver
City and Carson. au"td
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-31
BRIEF MENTION.

All trial jurors summoned to Day
ton to attend the District Court have
been excused for the balance of the
term.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-31
PERFECT SAFETY AND STRICT ORDER

Will be maintained by . Military Escort and
Special Conductors, and by large force Of
Deputy Sheriffs and Special Policemen. under
the command Of Sheriff Kelly. Of Storey
county, while on the ca's, and on the grounds
under the command Of Sheriff Swift. Of
Ormsby county.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-31
THE C0OL-OFF SAL0 Oh
Free Public Gymnasium
.-AND-.
FREE AND EASY EVENING".

YlHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT.
II fully inform the public that they have
just rented and re-opened Bill Dsvi1 Gym.
nasium, which Is complete in ell require.
ments for athletic practice, including gloves,
rings, Indian clubs, mb-bells. trapeSe and
horisonsal bar. PRoy. J. MAILMAN will give
instructions to all in the manly AT with the
gloves. collar-and- elbow wrestling and Indian
club exercises.
The Free and Easy Saturday and Sunday
nights will be on tho plan 70 popular every.
where. They will b. In charge Of Mn. HAr.
WOOD. Chair taken ss 730 ?. \. Music every
evening.
Every Friday night, from to 10 r. H., M.
CArHcARr will give free instructions 70 ell
present In jig. reel and hornpipe step dane.
ing. Also private lessons In clog dancing,
Highland ding. song and dance. Ten Lessons
In any Of the shove dsnces-45.
Round dances taught privately by PnoS srN.
GLAZE ON Monday and Wednesday (gsnts' psse.
ttcing nightsI.
Tho best OF wines, liquors and cigars are q
all times kept, and hrst-class bagatelle table.
All the PsciAc Coast newspapers and East
ern sporting papers on ale here.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-31
Saturday, September 2.

Committee Of Arrangements:
william H. Parker, Bart. Colgsn.
Nelson Allan. George Hawkes..
Chas. Williamson, A. L. Day,
Frank Murphy, John Tate,
James Dockery, Bart. Csllaghan.
COMMITTEE FOR GOLD HILL:
Archie Pasco, Thomas Bingham.
r. j. Peters. John White,
Thomas Burke, william White,
Edward Ryan, William Walsh,
G. Mc0inniss.
COMMITTEE FOR SILVER CITY:
Delaware Sewell. william Atkinson.
Thomas Farr.
Trains will leave Virginia at 8 O'Clock A. r.,
Gold Hill ct SIS. stopping ct the Silver City
switch and intermediate points Of the road
for excursion1sts. Returning. the trains will
leave the grounds ct 80 P. y.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-31
CATHCART 4 BROWN, Prep.
CooL.ofF SALOON,
aus 80 South Q 81.
DEPOT HOTEL
AT THE DEPOT,
WIN. r. CHAMBERLAIN, PROPRIETOR

UVHIS house II situated beside the Railroad
Il track. and IL 10 but . step from IL
building to the Cars Of the @. p. n. II. on oos
side and those Of the Y. r. Il. B. for s@san-
boat. All the attachments OF FiYst.clan
Hotel re supplied. All the Passenger trains
stop front Of the Hotel
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-31
THE BEST OF MUSIC

Will accompany the excursion, and in II
Pavilion all who desire can indulge
in dancing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-31

Tickets for Round Trip....S2 90
(Including Admission TO the dround.)
Admission to the Grounds Alone, D I
To be had In Virginia, Gold Hill. Silver
City and Carson. au2Std
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

,aso Cotton cay mNaans sks miaSiias Sc coed
sssoE. sa.7Ss 10 '''''p'' -''-' ''''' 'A''' 'o'''
. Go'.on a1,s' mssns ios 10y % %isanG o.
1000 stock. ls.5l6.
c.,,., =, ,,s MosILx oes. s. 1873,
1871 BALES Exports io7 sales 800 Stock
SAVANNAH, Oct $. 1873.
gooa ordinary o 5isc Net recsi.is 693e bales Cross
800 stock, es.eoe. "-
Offering ioc. mddInr, 9,.c. good ordinary ss.c
sas Stock the Cont
WILMINGTON Oct. s. 1873.
for Strained Crude arpsnsins firm Isl IS or hard ana
81 for yellow dip aud virgin Tar steady at 81 65 Corn
90 oswEso, Oct s. 1878;
Miwaukee club; 81; No. 2 red Wabash, 81 OF; No.
snsss Mas M rsS s" 81 os S'rH s..s as
2sc Barley quiet sales 500 bushels prime Bay Quints.
sss sssa ~ +. Ssisa
sNs s.rlsy &C.. New barley SIC e Albany ny.
YORK sDo S%, bushels , .agsy z le,s lnn
$4,000 feet lumber.
v,.nr ,.. soo s,,. RS Rsgry4Io; o.: Oct s. 1878
ported Corn quiet: sales 5000 bushels nsas 43c
as S.sd cSs.sa 4sf ..: e
ssc Barley steady - ana quiet. a.se state q 9" g. TO-
Western State. Highwines demand; city ads
o. s.s .s.s
LAKE ,ss.e;.Fisas, 500 sSi.. wheat: i ooo ssss.ls
wheat. 800 bushels corn. 5siso do oats. 200 DO
barley bar 400 ao .ana shipments a 70
l6.34e To intermediate Doints-Whrat $500 bushels
coru $500 do.
Flour hrm with an active aem.na sales Aso Obl.
ssehc. No do. e4AS; oessnsr. stssc.; November,
Corn good demand aaa arm; &: yellow s; sas high S
3 ss SS a Whit on & ss ss4 o e
M. do 22Jac ali on tracs KscciptsFiour 1900 bbls
shss eo.n g. o 49,
corn. 900 do; oats, 200 do.
ya extra s.' ad nss.n wn s Nj sS
spot, sasse. NJ. amber Miehisss. sIjas.;. No. re:
;ss ss1 ss' :I Ssy:s ssa :ae sSis% Ssa
Sac hss %ssa
rejected. s7c damAged s51se Oats daii No 2, 2o4c ;
1900 do.: oats. 900 do. shpments-who@s. 3l,ooo
ros, dull M s
bushels shipments. $1,000 bushels Corn dui 81 ssc
s.. .ssasy
demand shgsdsrs. 4He elssr no 5Ae. 51.e clear
active s.a firm a. :, os Butter out not quosaoy
unchanged. Receipts, ,2i6. Shipments 1873.
CHICAGO, Oct 8. 1873
Flour weaker; spring. extra, lower; chuice
50 20 30 20 wheat unsettea ana lower: 20 Chicsso
s.r ss sss iS BID
09Jac lie. rejected SOC. 5ac.; No red winter AID
No. 2 do S6s4c. Corn dull weak and lower; No.
hi mixed s41ss cash and October: sislc .November
rejected, 334c Data inactive aud lover: No. p CASH
~ islsc 1sac October; i9sac 1875. November
2u1ac. december. rejected I7c Rye 44c
45.ec NV mDer barley quiet 81 O6 cash 81 US No
vemper PORK in fair demand ea. lower; - 70 81 rs,
81 is 81 TO- October; 81 72x 81 rs, November
81 80 "a s2N December. Lard in fair demand but
lower; to Is 50 20 cash: So l7k IS ~. November
$6 20 80 22%, December and all Bulk meats
Shoulders sc short clear s5 30 IS 40; short S5
S5 TO- Mhiskev steady nj 81 OF. Recetpts-Fiour 800
bids; wheat, 49, 900 bushels; corn, l74OO0 do oats
6SooO do: rye. I19OoO do barley 1900 shpm
Flour, 1000 b1s wheat 55 OuU unshels: corn 1856
do. oats. O.. 900 do. barley, 81, 90 do
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Oct 8. 1873.
SugarThe still nscttled condition House
affairs In New York has Kept the market exceedingly du
but ruled steady at the last
iasses sugar Nos to TO- 6A reals gold per arrooe
muscov ado sugar, common TO fair 81 reals: c.ntr
sugar Nos IL H. In boxes and hnds. 81 reals
Stock in warehouse at Havana nne Matansas ~, 500
boxes, 81 OO0 bags and 5USOO hbds Receipts o the
wrek-l PIT boxes, 24o bags and lS4 hnd- Exports
during week737 S25 bags and $40 hhds all
the United States. Bacon. $40 x2S, currency, rer
But,ersuperior american $50 s54, currency. per
quntal FiourS27 $2Y, currency. per Dbl. Tor Amer
can. Jerked beet AN a. reals currency. per arrobe
Hams-Amcrican sugar curel. $40 = $40 currency per
quntal tor Northern and e4S 1913 Southern Lard
In kegs $50 % $50 so currency, per ouinta; do in
tins. x36 u E37. Potatoes. SlU So 80
per bbl. Wax. yellow. *i3 Sl7, goIo, per srrobe.
Goal OIL in tins. q ~ reals. currency. per gallon
Lumber nominal shocks duil: hhds II IS fcas
gold Wa,ts navy beam. 20 rens currency, per arrobe.
che wing tobacco $50 $50. gold quntai Corn. 10
Ok resis currency, arrobe Hoops quiet Freigh,s
moderate inquiry Tor the United Europe
demand Loading NJ Havana for the Uute1 States per
box q sngar 81 u 5 currency per hna Of IS 70
50 80. Tobacco dull. Spauisa gold 1876 q 1885, Ex.
change weak the Unitei q ties 90 DAYS currency. 8
AT premium; short sizht do, ~ premium; 90 days,
gold premium short sight. do premium; London
IA q lS premium ON Paris. AZ premium.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
ing quotations yesterday were as fol-.

The total sales OF stocks at the Board during tho
wcek aggregated 96 705 shares which were distributed
rs iollows:-Atantic and Pacific Telegraph, 700; O.,
e., Z. and A., 1890; Chicago and North western,
264So; Chicago and Northwestern preferred ia
Chicago, Rock Island ana Pacific 3. 3.4s5; Chicago and
Alton, 400; chicago, Burlington and Quincy, L4S5;
T.. g. and l. G., sos; Cleveland and Pitsburg 1910;
Canton Land Company, 2 32s; ; Delaware. Lsckawanua
and Western. 92,4l5; Delaware and Hudson Canal,
iss2; Erie, 23 1885, Erie preferred, 2os; Harem sel
Hannibal and ST. Joseph, ], ,526; Hannibal and 81,
Joseph preferred. 800; Illinois Central, 2s75:
Kansas Pacific 1880; Lake Shore, 237, ,523; Mich-
gan Central, 49, 3o6; Miiwaukee and ST. Paul. 73 6s6
Milwaukee and ST. Paul preferred, Al, s91; Missouri
Kansas aud Texas, S,55l; Morris and Essex, ,5e5;
New York Central, 4.2lO; New Jersey Central 922;
ohio and Mississippi, $500; ONO and Mississippi,
preferred, ZOO; Ontario silver, AIS; Panama, l95;
Pacnc Mail 10 800; Pit,sburp 465; Quicksilver, 15O
quicksilver preferred 100; st. LOUIS, Iron Mountain
md Southern, 6,6oo; ST Louis, Kansas City and
Northern, 1900; ST. Louis, Kansas city aud
Northern preio-red, 500; Union Pacnc, IL. 1885, Wa
bash, 10, l96; Western Union Telegraph. 32619;
American Express, 2o3; Wells, Fargo a Co Is
Express, slA
The money market during ths week showed more
than usual activity, and the rate Tor cali loans ad
vsnoed at time per cent The majority OF the
business was, however. done a. 4 per cent and the
closing price last night was . per cent Com
msrciaI paper also sold higher. and prime names sold
M4b a54 per cent. THIS hardening Of rates was due
partly 10 the failure Of the City Of Glasgow Bank and
partly to the large outflow OF currency from this CITY
TO the INTERIOR as evidenced In the bank statement OF
yesterday. Tn,s statement shows increase Of
$5b9 400 In the loans, caused by the activity OF the
money Market aud decrease OF s231s,5 500 In legal
lenders caused by the continued demand for currency
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
Sizty Days Three Days.
4.sO4 aAsl 4.s4s1 a 4.s5b
Prime bankers sterling
bills on London.
Good bankers and

UUvcrnMeuss were weak II svmpathy Win The Lon
don market, whore all securities made considerable
decline. Du At the close OF the week these securities
had again appreciated IN value. Tho following
the foreign commerce OF the port o New York
past week General merchandise Imports, including
dry goods were s7ls4. 5o2 anu the produce exports
$7,064Sl6. The total imports since January this
year 1928 1853. against 81 Tor tho
same period last year. and s225 III, 713 1875 Tho
total exports OF produce since January l this year
werc s26l 4 4O5, against $209 497 63s the same
period las. year. aud $l97, $751; l76 IN 1876
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
A LITTLE TOO FAST.

TO TIE EDITOR HERALD:-
Arriving at the Grand Central Depot at seven p N.
on the Sd inst, my wife and decided to take the
elevated railroad for down town. As about
to board the train q number OF passengers were
orowding on the rear platform Of tho last car;
official requested step forward TO the other end
Just my wife was about place foot on the
platform OF the car The tram started with suoden
lurch, aud on It went at rapid rate oil speed. Had
she with the baby In her arms, been nome
quicker and placed her foot the catastrophe
that would have followed Is terrible plate.
wish II particularly noted that the train started OF
with the gates both cars wide OPEN B. b.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
UNWILLING TO ACCUSE HIM.

Clark A. HartsocK, aged thirty years. was found BY
Oniser Dougherty, of the Second precinct lying on
the sidewalk In Hudson avenue Brooklyn, about half
past one O'CLOCK yesterday msrning bleeding from .
severe cut the back OF tho and soGcrpg from
a fracture OF the wrist He removed TO the CITY
Hospital He stated that he mad been assaulted by a
man while passing through tho City Park, but though
the latter
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
RAPID TRANSIT JOKING.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
have occasion to use the New York Elevated feast
side) Railroad every evening between the hours OF
and seven The through train leaves Whitehall
street. with the announcer rent All stations above
Fory-seconc strset-Foriy-second street, first stop"
The train. however, stops unannounced at Hanover
square, Fulton street, Franklin square, Chatham
square, Grand Houston street; but on eav-
ing The cry Is heard from station agent, conduc
tor ana braKemen In chorus :-.Fory second street.
nrst stop" Now why should great corporation
ike this New York Elevated Railroad Company te.
light play ing practical jokes upon their patrons
Would II not ooK honest, and be better Tor all
concerned, instruct their minions tell the truth
every timer ROSSMORE.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD TIMK TABLE.

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
The fall and winter time taole governing trains on
the Long Island Railroad and It's branches took effect
FIRST inst, and by the Withdraw Al of the six
p. NJ train the southern branch much inconvsn-
ience is experience by many commuters, who are
compelled to take the next train, which leaves an
hour later. Unless the receiver puts forth effort
10 remedy this defect the patronage Of quite mum.
DER OF commuters Will be lost alter the
expiration Of their present tckcls. l would
suggest that the $3.50 p. NJ. train instead
oil leaving Long Island City the arrival
OF the James slip boat, be detained until the arrival
OF the past ave r. NJ. boat Thrty-ourth street
ferry many commuters and others cannot leave
respective places OF business before nvc o'clock
precisely, and upabie 10 takc the down town noat
a. that nour, but, by means OF the New YORK Ele-
waited Railroad and the rhirtyfourth streot boat
nall past Ave p NJ, they can take the train whose
detention seven or eight minutes will not interfere
with any incoming train and save many people from
wandering around an hour or more, am give them
mucn more rme TO spend with their famiies.
X Y. T.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNorE.-Letters Intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name and address to
insure attention. compainants who are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time 10 writing
Write only ON one side OF the papeE.-fD. HERALD
The New York herald., 1878-10-07

outside Now York. The following shows the relations
between The total reserve and the total nabtes:--
specie. SIS, ,lge 600 SIT, ,599, 100 Dec $500 300
Legal tenders $50 100 43, 362 200 Dec 23lS, 500
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
A DANGEROUS HOLE,

TO the EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Opposite No. So East Tbirty-seventh street there
is large hole, dangerous alike to horses and
Injurious 10 the health OF the residents 1t has peen
IN tnis condition Tor over month. LIN.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
WANTED A DIvID END.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Can you inform the many depositors when they
will get dividend from the broken Bowling Green
Savings Bank? DEPOSIT0R.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
EAST SIDE HooDLUMIsM.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
desire 10 call the attention Of Captain Brogan, OF
the Fourteenth precinct, to the gang of hoodlums
who nightly inisst Mott stree, between Prince and
Houston.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
AN ALLEGED NUISANCE.

To rHE EDITOR HERALp:-
desire TO call the attention OF the Board OF Health
TO the oeomargarne factory situated at tho loot OF
West 1l8th street, which is becoming an intoerabIe
nuisance 10 the Residents In that locality.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
A PLATFORM WANTED.

TO THE EDITOR OF HERALD:-
Il there any good reason why the Harlem Railroad
Company canDot accommodate ladies' who tako the
trains at Harlem by erecting platform step the
crsP AS II Is now they have step from the track
the step OF the car which Is about two and q half
feet nigh. K
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
WHAT Is HE DOING +?

TO TIE EDITOR HERALD
The Market Savings Bank iaiied six years ago but
its affairs have not yet wound up. Can you tell
US what the Receiver is doing? DEPOSlTOR.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
POST OFFICE BOX RENTS.

To THE EDrroR OF HgRALD:-
Your suggestion that the rents OF Pos. once boxes
should be reduced is a good one. Eight dollars
year IL quite sufficient rent, and l hope you viii
agitate the question, ana compel the department
lower the rent 10 that figure. HlSTORICUS.