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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
MANHATTAN BEACH.
GIl.MoREs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
LNENING.

GII.MORI's BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.
foot East 23 tho river VIA steamer
sylvan GToye)-s.i5 al5. 1913 lll5 u. M AM half
hourly thereafter 90 s:iJp.
Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach halthoIry )r
New-York via Greenpont - 1885 D.
Elevated Railroads ~ south Ferry. connecting with
steamer D. hourly from 9:1j 10 5.2J
Bay Ridge.
Steamers Thomas Colver AMI Laura " Starnslve Nort1
River lardngs-From 22ds, 9l) 1928 a m, chen hourly
T. u. LcrOg-st $3.50 AMI hourly 10 $50 p m
Piers 900 a. m. ant hourly % 5;jJP m.
Returning leave Manhattan Beach f)r NevYorz Va
L. Ill. I'LL Il-.lrI In Ill.il N NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
DECIsloNs-SEPI. 4.

SUPREME Court Chambers BY judge Donohue.3
Allen AIT sullivan others.-Caso signed Paysef hh'
| others AIT. Wendt, etC.-Ouier to stand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05

The following sales were held at the Z
change salesroOm today;
BgE r. Raymond.
l 3storv brick dwelling with lot. No lyi fevisst,
- II n ~ stanton I. lot Npl Edwin Icsifr
/ 4 ,t0ry brown stone dwelling with lCL 80 % Wo.t
IOfhst ). 800 ~ v ~ 9TH ave. lot 2JxliO; Nal.
2stOry hl.ck stable with 0r. 80 - West istl-sL
ss $50 ~ " o. 5th ave. lot 23N65 pur.
chAt'i o.
2sIory Franc dwelling with iot. so III Eat ig5G
ST. I3l.5 70 . OF 50 ave lot lTlNiOOIl ; kul
grant Industrial sssinEs Eau<
Nv r. Rft,r
1 story brown stone dNcI9g WITH lot. SO IS West
Z7thst. " 5. 800 n Of Jihaye. lot 25x1s.J. Cor.
NJ T. ~ Ipfi0y & 90
s-stOry brick tenement hou with lot No $50 Nall
soH-,t, =, as II 80 ~ Jefferson 81. lot ZlkrO
regular Rudolph Guggrnheimer. rs
M IOUogd ". toat>s.
2 frame houses wi ID Ots COuTtisndt ave.
Denman st. each 25I 100. Robert strobe zh ..... 4 3
lots u 8 Donman-st $50 n Of COurtlandtaye each
2hNllfO. purchaser
brick house with lots BOverneur -. 4 100
Of COurtlandtaye. each 2oxiis.J; purchaser "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
.EA REACH ROUTE
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH.


on and after WEDNESDAY,. september g. 1879. the popu-
lar -toamers "AORRISANlA" and SYLVAN STREAM"
via leave NcB-i connecting with trains al Bay iAigo 80
follows:
Foot place Jersoy CRY connecting with Penn
ayvaria H. r. 10 25. 1l;O2. II 30 l2f3 lao. 49, 30
i:g5, 5.2a %, 40. $40 D. - .
ComlunipaW Jersey city. connecting with Central r. r.
of y. j. 10 81 l:lO - m l-Ov Izo@' LOO :S' $50 49,
Pier L. stone Pier North RIVER s;55. lOi0, lao
l2lj, 100 3D. -:ij. $40. 4;io. 5Ao tiO $40 $40 j. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
CIVIL NOTES.

the officers might have opportunity or further inves
tirstiuu the prisoners remanded for sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
Corporation Noiltes.

CORPORATION N0TICE.-T0 CONTRAC-
~ TORS. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WOHks
PROPOSALS constructing al Iron bridge AZ Fourth
hundred ,ixeenthst viii be received until
Thursday. IL, 1879 At the Office Of the Depart
~ Public WORKS.
Tor fuI Information City Record for sale at 40.
CITY Hail
CORPORATION NOTICE.-TO CONTRAC-
~ TORS. DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS.
PROPOSALS viii BE- received al the O1ico OF the Depart
~ Public Works until eltember H. 1872 for the fN
lowing works:
No l--Pavng Fiftysxthst, from Ffthave 10 sixthaye
NO = Paving Tenh-aye. from Thfy-hrst-si. 10 Forty
For fnl Information "City Record" for sale at NO
CITY HAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
Gin propertn 90 Eet.

no LET.-In the VancOrlear apartment
buliing on 7thaye 18th and aOth-srs. from August
several suits $50 10 $500. Central PARK fire pro
and thoroughly constructed with mOell appliances mns.
be To he appreciated. Apply % JNO. DJNAhLi~ %
niJu-s
rs'O LET or for SALE.-rhTee three-stOry
4 private dwellings ali modern improvements for one
family. Apply tho promises Ave. A. HodltfAr Detneru
stsis Rent s35 per month price - oO' eAen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05

DRIGHTON BEACH.
DTrans Brooklyn. Fatbush and coney ttl1t HhE
uay until further notice Will Iun nan hourly Ds."o,i
FIATBU SLAVE.
U0ng Island Depot. Brooklyn AMI
BRIGHTON REACH
from 6.SO a m 10 1000 D. m. Trans will al.).
BEDFORD 90,
fFr,rkIin.avol halrhonrIv from G3j q m 70 lcDi
D. train from Beach III D. N. Iohuicno
IN WEDNESDAY Aug. - al Fla bu ave- trans 20 an
I'm ahtOn viii stop 1T Washington Avenue Rapid IIaht
station. cave. q take up and deiNeI passgen
$50 and 7Sn trains from Platbnsh ave :" . sn
1880 q. "a. from Bedford. and the 0J5 ana .So
from Brighton do not sundays me, le1t!ns
can he reached south aud Wall street Ferries nv AAluc
Fiith Lincs via Fulton Ferry b7 itpltn
aud Adams and BOerum street lAne VIA t'h
Ferry Sonth Brooklyn Centrai Lane via t'rani an so
Welt ferries Lee and Nostrlnd Avenua TOnp<ai
Avcune aud Franklin Avenue lines Extra trains viii %
when travel requires u. - l,,,,,-,,- ,.....,,.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
NlANnATTAN RAILWAY c0MPANY.


VI SIXTH AVENUE LINE
OPEN FROM 5iSO A. VI. TO u p. NJ
KICrOR IiliEI- Nearest point for wal street Ferfy
aud connects with ears for south Ferry.
COEiLAN DTS EkI-Nearest point ipr Jorsey Citybll
COmmunipaw Fcrries
Barclay street Ferry - toDok-1 =, 49,, a, ...
CHAMBERS STREEr -Nollcs- point Tor PaVOnil AL Eei9
PRANK fS.sTiiEEr-
liza u II eares point for Dcsbrosses Street Ferry
r-y ard Win cirs ior Dc5Dr1s5os and
East Grand street Ferr.eA -,
BIEECKER-s Embellishments wish cars for East All
West.
FIGiTr-TRT Connecting with cars for ChrstJpIsr
IT. ana f.l.t Tenth street Ferries.
THIS FsT-Connoctng with chrs iDt EiBs
TWENTY third md rbirtvfourth street Ferries 49, .
TWENTY THIRD STREET Connecting VIVA ctrt >
Twenty Jersey cav anu EtsI Ihrb5
fnuril street Ferry for Unutcrs Iont
THIRTY -TIIkD-sTREEr-Conn ctng win cAFst'' Voc
FORTY ~FtOND sTREEr-Cona with New'YorS
Transfer Company's cabs tur Grand &c lt.A Dc9Os
FIT"fTLlIi TRFl.r ana SiXrIANkNI ~ ,
FIFTY -FIGHTII- = IREEr-siNthaye entrance C,l.gA
FIFrY-I'-IIED STREET ami hIGiIH ANtN L
iIFlY-NINTII~ iItEET aud Nh fiiANt:N t...--
SLNENTl SECON DISTRICT and III TIA Nf.SO -
EIGHTY IA r. r--TRIEr ana NlNIH. AkEN r
NiNETY-TIIII .D. STREET aud NINTH Az EN 4, .rrrr
ONF-IUN DREDAND-FOCEIu STREET anu Nl-'4'
AVENUE ,...
tor ior,i,'y,n rtins take west sds stI'iDnA $500
Trains Will 20 oNthsL Hhh oihbNo a"4 A""'' 49,
E.TtS IN cENTS Except between the hD1riot o;3Jb
7.a,a =, - = Ia D NJ when the lare - , cnats
a., Nj, from 1850 y. m. TIL IL muii4Il@
WM. Il HARhlSJN PFo;'i'n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
Ocean CLEANERS.

ANCHOR I hINE * A s S MAIL STEAMERS
From Pier No. 20 North Iiver. New. iorkss an
Anchoria. sept g. IN. Crcass.a sept - M
Etaoga s.g Is y M DsyoS ~ oIcei sits H.
NEW.YoitG TO LoND0N DIREcT;
From Pier No. 70 North River. foot Of charie*s';
HsD, . a. u re- i .
Gst9 80 ana $50 E2eqTson Tickets At Se es s
A MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
~ LIVEHPOOI.-Ouly Transatiantic Line under t ta
AsEHCAN FLAG sailing every SATURDAY rom Fn .aas,
pia and every Wednesday from Liverpool lSira sa ,,
alternate Wednesdays, from Philadelphia a'ier''e ''
'"' ''''D INDiSSA, MONDAY sept :. ? .. m.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
New 9c .Sn91S a . Sa. new h0 '
.lizEi.LAND Frias :, 80, H. . D y a ,b ~ ?,
%, PETER RiGT sons gSn Sl.s ss'S S,.S.Yers
JOHN Mcb6SAID agent Batter; p'acS Ses.YoFs
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
OF Company new No g vert RIVER tot 8 rad
way and the dscomforts Of tho Channel '"
T1BRA sanger wsdneslay. sept j. y 9c1 ~
81 LAyEENI %sas-y e SsD g. il ae
cheeks credit ySp9ss q fa IN 99GSn ,ss-
II 0ioT TyiTl6 ;srATEs NAIL s ,rIE;ANsp;SL
Leaving iror -. y. r.. TOO, Of knsst IA
WdScoSsiN I, 1spAN sept sept t.
~ t,DAl, Hebt: a., D. n
ARIZONA. = i.SpAf !. eot. V,.I
NEVADA ......-. III hSDAs. o.. s-SS,~,rn
rs rhese steamers are huit Of iron. IN water k
raTfmens and are Furnished with rcqusltc ~, nav
The message across Atsntc both safe ana .nI
ng bathroom smoking room. dr4~inEtooui srer on
library also experienced surgeon stc~ardess ana
each steamer. The toOns III On deck t aai
those greatest ofan uKures a. sea perfect Nenu1''
light ...,. ,.,,,, 81, ssA Bli
SlOO INTERMEDlAFE SO; siEEhASE Al 10" w.
OFFICE No ~ WILLIAMS c GuIQS-
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. - Hamna ppTTRE
j American Packet COmpany's line for PLfAOS''
CHERBOCk6 and HAMBCkO -, sent Is
aIIfsI ls.,N,s ~ IS
FRISiA IL lifit, ". ,i,yr Ham
Rates passage Plymouth LONDON teSis.s Frss
burg and al points, England. scotland sad y
frncv, $50 &. y. RICHARD & BoAs. zen t l.sSorE
General Agents. 6l Broaa-st. New-foFk
INMAN LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL NJ
cfTY OF MON riihAL-.....Ilil lSDAi. sept I'LL "a
CirY OF KlCIiMON D....SArURDAl sept 20 80 ~ al
SfTY q + NIIF-TER... TIL UksDAl. 70 i;oVV nj
ciTY OF nRU ssEI.S .....--rHCRSDA1. oct - -
~ PROM pier ~ ". r.. foot OF charitonsi ,.v,r.Ds
CABIN $50 and *lOO. Return tickets on '"
"tETTFRRAGE. SIS Drafts at lowest rates ...,-.
ssloons state rooms smoking and bathrooms -n"snp>
These ,eamers 10 carry oattc. sheep OF pks "
John q. ia LIE Agent 81 and 81 brVsa"S' -'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05

RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
BshOp II r. executor. etc TO Mary VI Cunningham $500
Itnoe Elwarl william Bueckei. POO
NcQuer, Donald aud another 10 Frederick Hughes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
Gfcnrelons.

NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing ut
N. sayrcvile south Ambos. Perth Amboy, Tofenville.
Woodbridge Rossvie aud star Landing steamer WyOminz
every week day at r. M rare lower than
any nth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
CORPORATION Y0TIcE.-To CONTRACT

~ ORs.
PUBIC WORKS.
PROPOSALS will bs received - the nihoe OF the Depart
Of punc Works for the following works. Regulating,
and gutter stones and Tagging b2d
from ith II. between 5th and the
East Slstst nom sih to 9th aves and 2oths. from
TIN "a -thayes.
Hal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
GIN Real Gsiatc tor 1dle.

EOR SALEM DISON-SQUARE 49, Extra
sized house and stable, VITA nearly os finest oca
ton N city. II. A. YOUNG, - Exchange place
HOUSE on 5TH-AYE. FOR SALE.-An
ELEGANT f1ursforv brown high stop house, with
stable in rear, jtsve.. between SAT- aud s5lhss;
ls6 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
6liuaiions Wanleo- Malee

pIFHHEiUH5 WITHIN -sF''<7
A SHIPPING CLERK wishes employment;
~ good references given. Address j. H. " East l4ths st.
advertisement office.
COACHMAN.-By n single man understands
- his business thoroughly IN every PARTICULAR civ
country nsoass CITY reference Address
J. o.. hox -, Uptown Tribune Oiice. 2SS broadway.
COACHMAN, USEFULMAN, HOUSEWORK
~ o. BY Protestant man AMI wife no children man Ia a
also take care OF cattle. do
wife excellent cook. good washer and
oner active aSchaaberwork and waiting beat
mcndationz Apply az luS shave, near eth-st.
NOACHMAN, GARDENER, or generally use
" fgl man unmarried 1. Protestant ago 80 can milk
Terronccs knows hs business and
IA willing ami obgng. Address WILLIAM. box 81 Tbans
Uptown Unce. ,2Je BroadwN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
BrOoklpn Real &slaIc for Sale.
Gonnirn Dropertn for Sale nnN 90 fet.

A Fine County Residence, Westminster
~ County SIX acre- all complete co- s0olpi viii DO
bd regardless, oer wanted 40 MINUTES nom New YORK.
lAndfas- Z. q. Boy A.lhI. CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
NJ. NJ nKOcKIIN. snpernIenaenl.

NEW Jersey SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ THE ONLY RELIABLE 70 Ik TO
HIGHLANDS AND LONG BRANCH
SUNDAY sept nicer 1879 the going on ste amer
ST JOINS " II leave Per =. ~ 0oOt Rector ST. $3.50 n
m connecting sandy Hook with irain arriving ~ long
Branch goa IN. Returning leave Long branch p M
H. T. BALDWIN. GonorAl Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
REAL ESTATE.

| NEw-YoRK. rnnrsday. Sept 4. 1879
The following sales were held at the Tx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
- TINi.BiNNA. MoNDAY. 90. 5. 2 ,. N.


Sailing every 10 days alternately nom fhtlr -,
New York. landing passeugers thin rev hours le =" W.
important points ~ interest on the Continent
S~ltLhkLAND. Friay. y ~. D. = a "a
For rates of passage and Other Information Apply -
PETER WRIGHT & Sous, Uenorsl AgrN.S .york
3O7 Wainutst st., Philadelphia. % bIoAd"a}, ~ 80
JOHN MCDONALD Agent. Battery place. New ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
NEW-YORK, HAvANAand MEXICAN VA

\ : LINE STEAMERS leave PIER No g. North River. at
FOR HAVANA DIRECT and VERA CRUZ, VIA Havana
calling AZ Prlgreso, Csmpeche and Fcontera =.
CITY OF IEnI nurday. Scp y
CITY OF NEW YORK saturday, sept ~
CITY OF WAsIIISGTOS QIavana only THURSDAY. s"pt p
ALENA DRIA oc' o.
op,y,, ln "a Rts,av
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-01
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
The William Penn Company to Be-
gin Milling.

George Langridge, Superintendent,
Of the William Penn Mining and
Milling Company, Of this city, re-
turned from San Francisco last
Thursday. On his return he in
formed TINES reporter that, while
at the Bay, he had accomplished all
that he hoped to when he left Silver.
The William Penn company have
purchased the old Kalmas site, across
the creek from Young s. Sirlott's
mill, and will begin the erection of q
new mill thereon as soon a. the
steam engine, pans and machinery
already ordered arrive. The mill
will be of only ten tons daily caps-
city, at first, but pans will bs added
until a maximum capacity Of thirty
tons has been reached. The mill
will be ready to run on or before the
10th of April. In the meantime
the mine will be opened up as much
a. possible. and put in shape for sup
plying a quantity Of ore equal to the
working capacity OF the mill.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-01
Books to Highest Bidder.

An extensive catalogue of new,
,shclf-worn and second.h books In
every department Of literature, Of
fered without reserve, to the highest
bidder, will be issued March 10th by
the American Book Exchange, IS
beekman Street, New York, and
sent by mail to any ono sending a
shree'cent stamp. Bids will be re-.
1ceived only in writing, buyers one
thousand or three thousand miles
away having IN equal chance with
those near at hand. The American
BOOK Exchange - becoming famous
FOR meeting the wants Of people who
care for books, aud thousands will
appreciate this new opportunity they
gjys
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-01
COMBINATION.

The only Colored Burlesque Troupe In the
World, assisted by the HYERS SISTERS
QUAkTETTE, whose fame has extended
from ocean to ocean: also. BILLY Kerr
SANDS, the greatest living Colored Comedian,
and WILLIE E. LYLE, late of the Georgia
Ministries. who will appear in their Novel
Musical Drama,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-01
THE HYERS SISTERS TROUPE.
As Variety Performers a Success:
AZ Dramatic Artists, Failures
A Man With q "Moufs-The
Matinee This Aftorrao.

4 Man With q "Moufs-The
MatI.ee This Afternoon.
The Hyers Sisters combination
gave their initial performance to a
large audience, many of whom were
doomed to disappointment. To be-
gin with, the piece I4Out of Bondage"
is no piece at all, but merely a num-
Der of scenes arranged to enable the
performers to render several of
negro solos and choruses, many of
which have been sung for the last
twenty years, and the jubilee Choir
uses which every minstrel eombina-
ton, whether colored or not, have
given US for the last four years. In
the second place, the members OF
the troupe have no conception of the
dramatic art, perfection in which
consists in the realistic representa-.
ton, upon the stage, Of pictures
from life. The nearer reality the
artist approaches the greater his
success. Now, the first two, so-called,
acts Of "Out Of Bondage" are sup
posed TO show the negro in slavery
without education, and innum cradle
choruses and solos are sung, among
Others, 1.-THE Old Kentucky Home"
. sweet, plaintive melody known to
most of US since childhood, which
never fails to be appreciated; but
Miss Adah A. Flyers, in attempting
to display her cultivation, strained
her voice so elegantly for effect that
she robbed it of all melody. The
same may be said of her -'Way
Down Upon the Swauee River
Now, why don't these people drop
the attempt at dramatic impersona-
ton for which they are totally un-
fitted and sail under their TRUE
colors as a concert and variety COM
pany2 In this line they would be
bound TO achieve success, for they
have the required ability. In the Mis-
erere from III Trovatore" Miss Adah
A. Hyers received her first encore,
and it was we'll merited. Mr.. Wallace
King possesses a clear, strong tenor
voice, aud uses it we'll. And the
Quartet 1.-THE Blue Danube" by the
Misses Adah A. and Louise E. Hyers
and Messrs. ]. w. Luca and Wallace
King. was very finely rendered and
followed by hearty applause. The
comic singing and dancing of Mr..
Billy Kerssnds was we'll received.
His mouth is bound to make favor
lite of him everywhere, and is worth
. fortune. In the Grst and second
acts, however, where he assumes the
role Of funny boy, he rather over
does ii.
Mr.. Willie E. Lyle's female imper.
sonation was very good and HER
speech was we'll received, especially
Rhau arr satI ct ooh ~ oor Tn~;,
lature. Do you suppose if we women
were there we would sell you out on
freights and fares Oh, mol l carry
my train frec!" In brief, as variety
performers they are success; as
dramatic artists, failures. "Out Of
Bondage" at the matinee this after.
noon, and "Urlina, the African Prin-
CESS spectacular play-this even
ing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-01

ME REDPATH LYCEUM BUREAU, OF
Il Boston, have the pleasure of announcing
an engagement for the fourth year with the
renowned
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-01
BRIEF MENTION.

bh1LE Nn DAN AVANs
The Board Of County Commits.
.sioners will meet at Dayton, next
Monday, the third instant.
A meeting of the RepublieanState
Central Committee will be held this
evening, in Captain Lords Office, in
Virginia.
Mr.. Frett warns passers. by to keep
clear Of his dog. The animal is not
dangerous, but is apt to be ugly II
anterfered with.
Complimentary tickets to . grand
calico party to be given in the Pa
vilion at Reno, Friday evening,
March 7, 1879, are received. Thanks.
Superintendent Yerington, Of the
VAT. r. r., assured Assembly
man Kennedy, last Monday, that,
all assertions to the contrary not
outstanding, the Lyon County rail-
road would be built this spring.
The Catholics Of this city are
making preparations for an enter.
<ainment Of some kind, In the Mi.
ners' Union Hall, on the evening OF
st. Patrick's Day, the proceeds to be
applied toward the liquidation of the
church debt.
The semi.annual election of officers
of the Silver City Miners Union
will take place next Tuesday even.
ing. w. II. Atkinson, NJ. j. Nc
Aanus, and Joseph Hebert are candi.
dates tor President, Recording Score.
tsry, and Financial Secretary, respec-
lively. They have no opponents.
The juvenile mind of this city is
4lled With pleasureable anticipations.
Some days ago q committee of boys
was appointed to solicit subscrip-
tons to enable the youths band to
purchase some new brass instru-
ments. The citizens responded lib
orally, and the noise. makers will
soon be here.
A paper purporting to be Q peh.
ton In favor of the present exorbi-
tant rates Of railway fares and
freights, was carried about the coun.
ty during the first part of this week,
and is said to have received from
$50 to 900 names. Bart Derham
had it in charge in this city. He
might have been engaged in better
business.
W. II. Atkinson. the President Of
the Silver City Miners Union, has
recently developed notable interest
in the price Of household furniture.
And by some strange coincidence.
no doubt, Miss Ella Blackmer. Of
this city, has also suddenly exhibit
ted . desire to acquire some knowl-
edge Of the money value Of that class
Of commodities.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-01

Mr.. Frett warns passers. by to keep
clear Of his dog. The animal Is not
dangerous, but is apt to be ugly II
Snterfered with.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-01

HNHE TABLE Is ALWAYS SUPPLIED
IL with the best the market affords. The
rooms are furnished with Ane spring mat
In town.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-01
MINING AND ENGINEERING.

II MOsHEIMER. IN SAN FRANCISCO,
Oe In cooperation with Society of En-
ENGINEER OF THE PACIFIC, devoted to
the advancement Of Mining. Engineering, Me-
chsnical Arts. etc. 1t is conducted on strictly
scientific principles and the price. 81 so per
year.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-01
Attention, C0smOpOlitansl

There will be q special meeting Of
the Cosmopolitan Club in the Mi
ners' Union Hall. in this city, this
Saturday evening. at 9 o'clock. A
full attendance 10 requested.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-01

Advertising VIII gain new customers,
Advertisingwill keep old customers,
Advertising literally always pays,
Advertising begets con&dence,
Advertising shows energy,
Advertising shows pluck,
Advertise and succeed,
Advertise or "bust~
Advertise often,
Advertise we'll,
Advertise
Here.
If YOU
Want cook,
Want a clerk,
Want partner,
Want situation,
Want servant girl,
Want to buy ranch,
Want place to board,
Want to sell or buy property,
Want to sell groceries or drugs,
Want to sell dry goods or carpets,
Want to find customers for anything,
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-29

= Die bette nuo renife Nebisin i'm
9anoel sesen 6ieber une apue iff ,,Reebs
Silt Gpse Ionic."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-29

be8 8ieres in ber Stabt merben mebrere
gSasen gang nelter &onltruftion erbant
nno in oer eriten Mpde bes 9lpril lp(lte
oaS @elddft nit 9lllen mas ba5u seb5rt
in idSniter Sronung unb in ppllelt ge=
triebe ieiu. gSir speifeln feinen s(ugenz
Slid baran, ouB es Serra 2emp eiu 9etd=
teS iein lpirb, oen 9tproriteu nit ieinem
Siere 5u erotern NIB miro bic perlSnlide
2ietenSmitroisfeit uno @eiddftsfenntniB
be5 Serrn 9SeperSbcrs ge>pib Sunadit
baSu beitra9en, oaS fcitlpielise llnterneb=
nen sum Grfols SIT maden. Serr Bep=
ersberg 1T bereitS auf bas Srrtbeil9af<
tel tie befannt, 10 baB menis u1ebr gu
ieiner gntpfe6(nng SIT lasen iitrig bleibt
uno Serrn 2emp's Sier enpfieblt lid mp
es einnnal iein Grideinen semadt, gang
BON iel6it. Ser Wepersbers ais @enez
ralasent bes 'Serrn 2emp ltAert a6er uuz
ter alien unltanben ben erparteten &C.
l4af ftliAen @eminn!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-29
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StdatcS.

Der uuternebmenpe Vrauereitelieer
Serr Bm. S. 2enp BON ct. 2puis, peilen
@ebrdu audi bier NIT beipnperer Srrliebe
setrltnfen miro, Bat IN Dallas cine @ene=
ralasentur NIT @eneralpeppt fir ben
Ncrbplten etablirt nno Serrn s ! 8. s.
W epers bers nit Der 6ibruns Der
@eIdafte betraut. Seit etma ied5 $50
den bat 'Serr 8eHersters in DaQas ieiz
nen Wpbnlis sencmmen uno pa5 Bier
bereitS 10 einsefRbrt, baB eS balo ben
8an5en Marft mcappuliften wirp. I'm
buS 8ier i'm beiten 3uitanoe gu erhalten
unb eS ben 3unben eisfalt ablieiern au
| fSnnen, ldBt Serr 2emp binter bem 2eraa
anb Yacific Babnbepot elm srobe8 GiS'
baus erbauen, oas mebrere @usenlabun
gen gier faNen pirS. Gum Serumfahrer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-29

- Nidts anoefeS wirb Tieber uno
eeberbeldwerpen 70 raid beieitisen uls
,HeeoS @oae 3cnic."