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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-23
Delinquent Sale.

NILLlAM PENN MINING COMPANY.
w Location Of principal place u bust.
Bess, S.n Francisco, California location OF
works, DEVILS Gate Dil trici, you count, Ne
following described stock, ON account OF as
sessment tNo. ~ Levied on the Thirtieth dsy
of January. 1878. the ssversl amounts set
opposite the nAm,s Of the respective share
holdersSas follows:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-23

FRESH SEEDs.-For fresh flower.
garden and field seeds, 20 to Stew
arts drug store.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-23
posTPuNfMENT.

The day 81 sale Of the above dtscrioed de-
Inqueut sto L is postponed iron March 10Th,
1878, TO April 18th, ls7s, and wli then take
place at the our named shove and rom n.
g. 3ls Pine street. san francisco. California.
By order OF the Board 81 Directors
JOHN ". CLARK. secretary.
March 2lst, 1875
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-23
MABEL STANIEY'S
London BurIespue Troupe
SCALE OF PRICES :

DrtfE CircIe HEu OrchestrA Seats. IT %
Gallery. ....................... 80
Reserved seats. ........ 50 cents extra
Private Box@s, according to location.
Doors open at o'clock Curtain rises at s
O'Clock precisely.
81 Box sheet ON view at the Theater from
10 A. " till 1 Pm.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-23

HERR GRAUFELD, an Austrian off
cial, has invented an apparatus by
which 120 messages can be sent over
single wire in the space Of an hour
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-23
Monday Evening, March 25th,
MADAME RENTZ'S
FEMALE MINSTELS

Presenting the finest Minstrel Scene ever
witnessed. And the dashing and peerl ,ss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-21

ssA suSo~se~d the sovs- Tie vtilaesss
sese srsusei by The crsshias IN of wis-
lsws and d.ors The sildes eoafusion
followed several T,rr~"n ore reported iosi
ID n said ihs; too bodies hsve been ~ sshed
M on the riser hank sevesa1 miles bel"s
tosp 4 great NUMBER esraped through
the ws,~r To high sroasd. The hos Ia
e..zl and lumhermen is estimated II $50
en- Great damage also resulted fror: The
de trucisoa Of furpitare and household
goods
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-21
SEWING MACHINE ATTACHMENTS.

For all Machines, sent by mail. postpaid,
in either currency or postage stamps, ct the
following prices:
Dog. Needles, Is cents.
Kufiiers, ~ 80.
Set o. Hemn'ers, four widths, with Bind.
or, u 90.
Tuckmarker, - 90.
COrder, 81 90.
Quilter, rs cents.
Thread Cutter, 25 cents.
OIL Can, 25 GEMS. {
Oil Can Holder, as cents.
Screw Driver, Is cents.
In ordering, always give name Of ma.
chine you want attachments for. Oil cam
not be sent by mail.
U Remember the place.
g. r. TALCOTT,
Matchmaker and Jeweler,
Olympia, w. r.
December g. 1877. Sly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-21
Notions.
Sewing Machines.

The Celebrated Singer and New Wilson,
and all other leading machines.
Why do you pay from five to ten dollars
per month for your sewing, when you can
rent Singer Sewing Machine for hye dol
lars per month, and each months rent 70
toward paying for the same. Each ma-
chine furnished with attachments for all
kinds of work. and is warranted for Ave
years. Over 100000 of these popular ma
chimes sold in 1877. / am prepared to sell
for cash, on time or rent 1000 of these
machines in the next few months.
C. r. TALCOTT,
Agent of the Singer Manufacturing Co.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-21
NO. II KEARNEY STREET,
Treats al Chronic and Special Diseases
<oune Men

xoune Men
WHO may be suffering from the effects
w, Of youthful follies or indiscretion,
will do well to avail themselves of this,
the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of
suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will
euarantee to forfeit $500 for every case Of
Seminal weakness or private disease OF
any kind or character which he undertakes
and falls to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age Of thirty "a
sixty Who are troubled with to frequent
evacuation Of the bladder, often accom-
panied BY slight smarting or burning
eensation, and . weakening OF the system
In Q manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits 9
ropv sediment win olten be found and
susistines small particles Of eibunsen Will
eDosaR. o. the color will he Of thi n miik
- hoe. again chADGing 70 DARK and
tngp6d appeornnce. there ase many meu
Vko de az thin di1Rculfy ignorant Of ths
enNno. which u the second sfa9e Of Eemiu-
~ SsRaknsa- Da- q viii guasaatee PER
~ cuse In ill such cnmea- and healthy
rusaneu8tcn of the eenifo-urinary orRnn~-
ODssB Horn-le N and Sto O. Sum
anys frum 10 10 II O. H. C0msultakion free
|ISnrougA exnminn&iua an1 odvSue. -
CD - o6dru9.
On NPINNEY 4 co
10 n K0sny -. I'm Fssnisco-
90 Rnn<isro. cai-- Ap1- n isA fy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-21
Benz. Vincent,
THE POPULAR SHOEMAKER.
- sssm ~ - U1seA.

lI|Ij
And will sixhs Il out on the line Of Dura-
ble wear and loo psic~>--
~ II TAXES AL SUMNER.
Ladies' and Gents Hear.
Made 10 order prompsly. and al reduced
rates
Vincent - pr.parca 10 n.ke yoa sAo-.
s'osf Or ssyE.a. iasrs sr skin
Wpaasn - fssry lssfher.
And this can be proven by the large con-
course OF customers that daily throng hts
store.
He ssock h larye. his assortment rsre
HE 0annsn bland and ehildiike
Hen a yoa cot In tipsop style.
And receive your money 20 mild Ike
That IL Ii . pleasure to buy Of him, Illus
tratinR the proverb that 1t In more
blessed TO give than % receive"
Ifyour Understandings wcss
Asd are Allied with unsightly holes,
More holy than righteous though you b
Hell give you patent sOles.
And this Is an improvement on the theol-
o.gy OF the times, showing that he always
keeps In advance Of public sentiment.
Now that the railroad'e to be built
You surely can't refuse,
To treat yourself without ado
To pair Of b0ots or shoes,
For it is time that the people should put
on their best apparel to entertain the
large crowd Of visitors that will soon be
among us.
Come and select the style you need,
As you must sooner or later,
And order them made In finest style
OF calf, kip or alligator,
Anything in the shape Of leather may
be used, as suits the customer, and tho
workmanship will be executed in strict
accordance with mathematical principles
and architectural symmetry.
Main Street, betwesn Fourth and Fifth.
BENZ. VINCENT.
Olympia. March 30, 1878. b:tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-21

OLYMPIA
WAR HOUNBy
7. Macleay & Go.
Ess.ssa-A.a .. Osy.ss.. A.s.a -.
1899
Oh, 0ays
NACLEAYs rs the place fos yoa 10 buy
GROCERIES.
Their stock Is large and % choice quality
Yes,
AND ~ YoC HAVE
FARM PRODUCE,
To exchange for Groceries.
Naeleay's n the Place to Go t..
And,
~ YoU Buy FOR Cash.
YOU'LL GET MORE F0a v0Ua MONEY
Than what you will get
-aN'1-T1xaSc Ek-sE.
T. NACLEAY 4 90.
Olympia, January II. 1878. Nv
Allen, Titus & co.
Ger. Third ana washinRtsn Sta.
WAGON and CARRIAGE BUILDERS
BLACKSMTTHS AND MACHINISTS
HAVING just added steam power any
IL lxhor-saving machinery for working
in wood and iron, we would respectfully
solicit the patronage which good work and
reasonable prices should merit.
Besides the manufacture Of every de-
scription of vehicle, and all kinds OF
blacksinithing, we are prepared to do .
general business in
TURNING AND SCROLL SAVING.
We are likewise prepared to do all kinds
of PATTERN WORK.
The recent addition Of an iron lathe AZ
fords us the facilities for repairing Reap
ers, Mowers, and other machine work,
which has formerly been sent abroad.
Do not fail to call, II you need
ANYTHING IN OUR LINE,
and satisfy. yourself of our ability to exc.
cute work in a satisfactory manner and
cheaper than it can be done, IL freight
charges are added.
Lo6GERS MAU LIS
Constantly on hand and made to order
Olympia, July IA, 1877. 33:tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-18
nrCIsIONs-sEPr. II.

Sn,re7ne Courf-Cbambers- Judge Lawrence
If ~ GABRIEL ag The Mayor etc: Institution Of Mercy ag
the Mayor ETC. society Tor the Reform Of Juvenile Dein
Suenfs agt sulzer. Shupe agt Daly Chamberlain AZ.
bishop: Gain agL Wilson Kinnan sgt Philips Enigrant
bsTt in the mailer Of White; Aiken agt Lwion Sink ag
de s2ndrd az WheesT shea n ns a ns shG Con- 1
pauy agt Nor on sage lgL yes oocXs sE IGidy 6nt
ion Greer ag Negey fontaine agt Plessanion Widmef
agt Green CaagaP asc aae5SS act Pgonv
-. Granted Ko1be agi Canaaay;aGian5ed. H9iand
Bnk of lie STATE Of New.YOrl AIT KingMOtion granted
ana cause sci down for October H. 1875 In the
Juvenile OeinqueDIs agt SuzeIOIse,s stantoa Inc IA
Granted and down for October H. 1879 In the mat
Han at Rathbone-MT McOrvan affidavit regular
ity IS verified. Gaand agt auliins-Mot9n gTanied
IL 1875 Scner agt KchaTdson-Tlo order placing The
ess on tho short calendar having boen revoked
necessity making order aud the Ie does not con
template such motion on the Part Oh tne astnaa CGrwn
10 upon adavs stating more IN detail The facts at
ferfed detendanrs adliaus The Hao9a Bank Of
the state OF New OH ag I s1tsTat u LIS
motion for mandarin: Is denied see memorandum swan
think that this afoayits sufficient Corwin agL Mooney
Granted In the matter u PeEsonl wish TO see counsel
Ia the matter OF LoSenstn-rt dismiss ana PRISONER 70
cpeat-Part U-Bv Judge Van vorstLeOnard agt Leon.
ard.-Judgment Diminishing proceedings with costs
Superior COHrt-SpoCiGt IeyB-By Chlef-Justice
SS Failon ct a-Report referee confirmed Judgment
oiforec aud sale ordered ehenbeIg aE, I9piL-
I22. 2Abb. n. q. 1853 Hun. Go. Bemsrs agt Ehlers
ef al-ReDOrt confirmed Carpenter agt Cushing
Ordered jury calendar Achtenberg agL TOplL Order
granted BOlA agt Kron Armour agt LaMOhe; McMahOn
SeI walsh Lord Fellows; Holman ag ChristOden
MACK AIT The metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company
King agt King; KOher agt Chapman: Fargo agt. Barkn
Van N0rdhausen ag the NeWYork aud Harlem Railroad
CoTnbanV: sherman agt Blauvelt MerOpOii.
Ian Elevated Railroad Company Thayer ag ThAyer Morris
sgt the Naoual Company agt Ryder;
Ar Iorlard Dunham agL The Mercantile Mutual
ance Company Same agL same Holman agt. ChnstOden
Appeby agt TiltOn Hourohap agt Kelly orth ag secor
Mcclure agi. Talmadge.-OrderB grained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-18
COURT OF APPEALS.

AIBANY. n Y Sept. I'm the Court Of Appeals
t Sst PIE following RG decisions were handed down The Ma
tiona Ba OF schu'lervle agt Philip IL Laher ana others
at The Farm buildings Insurance Company johnson
rrenucS as sSS Ryer rdse company ag Patterson
agt Justices Of The Court Of Special sessions etc Of New
Western insurance Bostick ag Bnrnet The People agt
sonia Brass aud Copper Company agt BablitJudments
reversed and new trial grantee costs 70 2oae me Rs ST
Rochester: MOwry agt Rosendae Jafray act BOwn-Qf'
der affirmed and JUDGMENT absolute for RESPONDENT on spla
Iion with Hume sgt The Mayor ETC. Of New-York-
order Of General Term reyeTsed ana lu9SmenT Un CcS
National affirmed save that me '91ls o. s
but with leave to the defendant to answer over on
payment ao oos Of Week and others guardians
for custody Of infant; sGh%az agi oppoG-Q5der al;
Town Auditors OF Esopus Baird agt tie Mayor etc OF
Central and Had on River Railroad Company
Judgment = General Term modified Dy @W Iila
Term reversed OF the Special Term affirmed except
for deficiency satisfied and without costs @ either
this Court or ths Conf oepw pe ap Inc PeoSe
Judgment reversed and venire de Dovo pranted The
day September 49, 1878 Nos. g. o. 10 49, H. 49, 20
In the Court Of Appeals TO-DAY the following business
transacted MotionsJohn j. Nathan respondent aRL an
No Wtny others receivers etc. appellanis.
Sin 10 he heaTd on sept mber "A granted No 3llJames
H. Johnson respondent agt WlS g n sp ro W
81 DicGinson for notion H. y Parkhur>t opposed No
A2-Georee f. ard another suryiYfa appellants agt
James Gordon Bennett, individually ana agi executor cue
resuOndenis- 10 stay proceedings eti JOhh owns
bend Tor riotion ami VIM Niles opposed Appeals from
orders No 35B-Jhe people etc. appellants ag the Mutual
GAS Light Company OF Brooklyn, respOndent AIgued Dy
Wincnester BfittOn Tor appellants and wheeler H.
for respOpdeuts No 334-The People CN rel Charles A
smm6ud rsuopdept aQ Charles Leonard, Oyerseer, ttC
appeilsnt-Argued bY VIM. G. Ruger for appellant ami
Charles Hammond person. No Sl6-ln re- sarah Y.
Speman and others, respondents aet EDMUND lery guar
dian etc appelant-Argued by T. Terry Tor appellant and
J0n DayenUOrt respondent No 20l6tOrfe Chester
man another respondents, ag George T. Lhgah AUD
others northumberland by Charles II. NO0arun iOf ap
DC anis EdWaId T. Brown for respondent 40 56S-
lanes Hogan appellant agt John C. CLIFFORD respondent-
on motion Nj. Ellis appeal dismissed, win $40 COSTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-18
ATTEMPTED ARSON AT HASTINGS.

The house of John Z. Curtis in Constance
st., Hastings, was set Gre last Wednesday and an
Investigation has resulted the arrest OF George E.
Curts son OF the owner Of the property The family
consists Of John Curtis his George E. Curtis, age
twentone years. another son about thirteen years DID,
and daughter of about sixteen Orseyenteen years Mrs
Curtis separated from her husband last January. but
visited the residence OF her husband on the day Of the
fro and d, handed that Mr. Curtis should make some
provision for her support While she was tnrfe inc son
Eeor threatened that the house should be burned be-
fore She should again live in It, MI. and Mrs Curtis
went away and the also soon left the mouse. lie
hal bcen cone about half an when the house
discovered 70 be fire by neighbors by whose e-
forts the flames were exiingushed coal seutuc
balffed with burning Goals found In coal bin at
te rear OF the Kitchen and wbcn holes had been
made IN the walls ana nled Win khaNlhss saturated
rvffh Eeroa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
rHRrE roRGERs M CUSTODY.


TEE CHARGES AGAINST JULIUS COLUMBIAN
FoRGERIEs on THE TRADEsMEN's NATIONAL
BANK.
julius COlumbani, aged thirty-nine' OF
Jersey City, who was arrested Thursday night by DC
tectiyes Crowley and Mcknight OF the Central ONCE
was taken TO the Tombs Police Court yesterday ny
Captain Kealy Columbian accused Of forging cheek
for 1882 so, drawn on the Newark City Natlona
Bank The charge is made by D. ST. John Co, dealers
in drugs at No 20 Cedar-st The detectives haYeoeen
IN search of this man for long time IL Is believed lhH
his forgeres win prove very extensive 1t is supposed
also that he was implicated in the $4,000 check forgery
md Horace A. Brown, who witness Tor the
prosecution in that case, IN court yesterday 70
identify tho prisoner Orlando L. Stewart appeared ior
the prisoner. The examination was postponed uhth
this afternoon on account Of the absence of necessary
witnesses In this case Columbani represented mmseH
as william Mercer sen of Thomas +. Mercer OF Newark
william f. Penzehauser, OF No. b9 baIoy-st' ch"I
Edmond Bunting, boOkkeeper OF NO % Bond-st.' VIA
having forged check for 1925, with the name OF IL
n Buell He pretended that his father hau sent
teleeTSoh dispatch to H. T. Bnel to furnish him with
the money He was committed, az the TOmDs romeo
Court yesterday, for examination IN ueiauV VI
o61 a. Davis OF No 947 seventh-st.. Brooklyn, was
arrested Monday night ON charge OF Iotgins c tS
Amounting 70 SI227. the Tradesmens NatOnA bahk'
on August ~ and 49, Davis was formerly III JUG M
plOy OF Humphrey J. Hart, oil No. 29l BrOauWay AhS
forged checks puipOrted TO be drawn by MT hhIt anu
were made payable 20 James i. Allen a. Co., a. W.
Bocert & Bro. and PasJley q Seaman. Davis Is a
quite Intelligent The examination al the IOmDs fOhCe
Court, was adjourned until Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-18
FoR HAYRE AND LONDON.
PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.


The steamship France, of the French Line,
win sail for Havre to-day with twenty-five cabin and
141 secondcass and steerage passengers the steam
shps Utopia OF the Anchor Line, and the Canada OF
the onal Line will carry eleven and seventeen cabin
passengers respectively The following are the saloon
lists
FOR HAVRE-B Steamship FTGnoe-D. Pedro de Yea de
Ia Guerra r. Prime Mrs T. T. Beade, Miss Florence fale
~ Yale Miss II. Yale, MIS- T. A. Taylor MISS A. H. Iay
AnfODi5 ores W. owens, A. II. Russell MI ana MIS-
MefcaIf MISS Mary LOngchamps, Emile Naret. G. George
Emilio AccYal +. r. Macka Cabloe Roy u a. Kenny I To-
"A. Vermelron, George Mesmin. ,,,,, p, 60.
Edmond S J. Brace j. n. Earle. i. b. Earle william Il.
Ellis James Curry, W. NJ STEVENSON, James l. CO"leS'
GeOrge Ctrts Mrs. and Mrs. John WarTenef
~ SieqmsafB CanadG-FFancis II. Parsons II. \ jarvis
M Jarvis and child Mrs. A. fuss, John Iuss r.
F1eury George smyth0 Thomas Shaham Robert mt Gap
IAN I,yoa, MIRA Twoan Agnes Galum, Colonel Bur
fop ard Miss Burton, Miss Emily Burton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-18
COAL OUTPUT FOR OCTOBER,

THE BOARD OF CONTROL LIMITS 1T TO ONE MIL
LION TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND TONS
The Board of Control of the Anthracite
Coal Combination decided yesterday at its meeting at
Long Branch, to limit output for October to l2OO-
600 tops-ap excess of 100000 tons the prOduo-
top for September The meeting was held with closed
doors in cottage lately vacated, attached TO the
Elberon Hotel. The gentlemen present at the meeting
were Franklin B. Gowen, f. W. Clarke, Samuel soan e.
b. Iindermann. Thomas Dickson. f. Lathrop' A. j. Cas-
satt Geo A. Hoyt and j. H. Jones.
tits understood that there was a wide difference OF
oppou at the meeting in regard to the amount Of coal
20 be mined in October the Delaware and Hudson and
Pennsylvania Coal Companies insisting on 100000
TONS and the Lehgh Valley and Philadelphia and Read
ing Companies demanding 100000 tons. After long
session and debate 100000 tons decided upon as
a compromise amount The official figures OF the pro
ducton in October years show that the amount
agreed 10 Yesterday Is the smallest production yet made
the October INNINGS being as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-18
CIVIL NOTES.

William Meakin, who died in June in the
Eastern District of Brooklyn left property valued AT
about $4,000 It was bequeahed unegually to his SIX
children three OF whom have fled objections TO the
probate OF the will. A hearing in the case was had
yesterday before Surrogate Daley.
A writ of babeas corpus was granted by Judge
Lawrence yesterday the application OF Theodore A
Little who AYERS thht his wife Susie C. Little ha,'
deserted him without cause, taking on infant child
which she has spcreted and now refuses 20 give mp
The writ is for the production OF the child III court TO
determine who shall have control Oft
Walter H. Shupe, i'll his libel suit against
Daniel T. DAILY the particulars Of which have been
nut1isbod nresentpd adayits before Judge Lawrence
Yesterday TO that John Snerman Secreary OF the
Treasury was q necessary witness, and asked for COM
mission TO take his testimony. The Court named T. W.
BARLEY as q commissioner for this purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-18
Navy TNTELLIG ENCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-The United States
Steamer Minnesota will remain at Hew-London until the
i7th inst, when she viii go TO GARDENERS Bay.
The Secretary of the Navy has been officially informed
by Commodore Nicholson that the officers and men Of
the New-York Naval Station and the employees OF the
Navy Yard contributed $500 for the relief Of yellow
fever sufferers.
Gently disabled while surveying TrpOn, Africa by
the breaking Of her e1af has been repaired at the
French Naval Dock Yard at TOulon. She will not be
brought home ordered two months ago. IL has been
decided that he vessel shall continue the photographic
suFyey the Mediterranean az the conclusion OF which
she win probably be sold abroad She vas formerly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-18
THE RECORDER LOSES HIS TEMPER.
BHAhlN6 A WINES hiO OhFENDhD hAh OA1O'
SAID TO HAVE BEEN STRUCK.


SAID TO HAVE BEEN STRUCK.
There was a curious scene yesterday IN
Recorder Hacketts room in the Court OF General Ses
slons during the examination Of a Third-ave' car
driver named PeytOn witness in case Of feonions
assault While Assistant-Attoney Rollins was cross-
examining the witness he began 10 show an obstinate
unwilingness to directly the questions put 10
him. and repeated each question before attempting to
answer it, The Recorder grew indignant at this, and
perempiory ordered the witness to answer the ques-
tons directly. Neither the witnesses temper nor his
manner was improved by this reprimand Recorder
Haekett became greatly excited. With flushed face,
and speaking in loud key, he seized the witness by
the shoulder, shook him, and threatened 10 commit
him for contempt IL he did not obey. sensation Was
produced uTt by tue incident The witness al once
became tracable and answered quietly the other Gues
tons put 70 Inn while be on the stand. But as
soon he released his indignation broke loose
He declared that the Recorder had struck INN a
violent blow and he would obtain justice He started
Cor the Iombs Police Court, declaring his intention 70
ger on a for the Recorders arrest Ihere was
difference OF opinion those who surrounded the
ReeOrder as 10 Waether lie did strike the witness blow
or not One who was standing very close sAlu tmpnaV
icaliy that a blow was actually given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-18
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT AMBERsLavrenee. mos. 49, -. 81
"a al az az So S. 81 "a H. 81 81 So &c. 1O2 lf6, 800
i2i I24 1885, 142, l67, 1853, ~, 1875, 1856, 1877.
MARISR COURT-TGIAL TRRM-PAKI I-GOeDp. J.-NOs
l9I 4770 49O9 4918 1882 4546 4e7l 4SOl, 1924 1856
PAN II-sinnott Mos 1898 $780, 1908, 1910. 1900
1851 1929 a. g. $685. 1907, $3.50 1888 800 4ll6 4lO6
PAM III-Shsa, J.-NOs. ALAS. 33l5 1895 4f2l, 5022
1887 1885, 5OOO 6OO4, 1905 1870 50g $685. $685. 5000
GgNFRA. SEssIONs-PART I-Hackett. RecOrder-Martin
Brennan Benjamin BOwles Luigi CapOzzold robbery Jose
mime FAITH John COsgrOyo fe0Ous assault anc battery
JOnn Fitzgerald Thomas Mcorath grand larceny luenaTd
uartshOrne, libel. -, ,-,,
PAKT II-Sutherland John Reilly homicide ICON
tinued) Thomas winters rape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-18
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL-LOCKS.
Posr oFFIcR pEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON. d. O.. August >, 1873
Separate proposals will be received at this Depart
ment until 2 O'Clock the goth day OF March 1879;
different kinds LOCKS ana
KEYS sole aud exclusive OF the ned saIes mails
Including those 10 be used for mail bags snoh As are
10 be used letter boxes OF the United saes
AZ ne public exposure and searching examination neces
saTy 10 bidding any prescribed model OF lock
and ey would tend 10 impair, not entirely destroy me
future utility all locks and keys for the purpose OF the
ma the POstmaHterGeneTa Drescrbes no models OF sam
pes bidders relies for selection on the mechancA
ingenuity skill which fair competition among inventors
hereby invited may develop in samples submitted Dy mem
SpefincaOus requirements 10 pTOpOsals samples
kind guantt Of locks and keys contracts &C. van Oe
furnished application Dy letter 10 lhe SeCohu AsSHh'
P6 ssmaster- General ,--. --,.--,...,..
No prOposa will considered which Is not submitted in &C
cotdance with such specifications and forms Of proposal
The VIII oh may be made are 10 De III conformity
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