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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15
DECIsION--JCLY II

Supcrfor Courts special Tapa--By Judge Freedman
Kelly Dcy!u, etc.-AOtiOn denied win rlo COSTS IN
function dissolved Sheehan agt Ituerse
def ndAut 70 defend the actloh
of the fund but no extra allowance will be granted Nehan
agt Maa--A OF 500 granted; YEMEN aEt Adts
Orer for allowance ed scott agt etoru-FI
al owed ana settled. HauneEah ag
COemau.-Orier denying motion with $40 COSTS 10 ae.lo
event NDIAugAIn agt Finch-Ord appointing John Nc
Iaughiu guardian al liter Thomas Mclaughlin an III
iut. PiersUn Wadom-prder CT dstOntlnualoe
John act DOYLE Il approved Suyster agt CFO~h
Cram agr. EyassOniiefer,Dce ordered scout Ast
sanford Ennis agt roadericz; Brown ag Jearuneret
anara Kirk Weber agt. JOhnsi Has"IteD
All. Isaac; Higgins agt Barowcie.-orlcrs granted.
Common Pie0s-SDecGi IGDi-By judge Larremore
IN the matter OF rOmDkHs OiUhaut agi Wright IL the
matter IuIphy; IN the matter OF hOtt-Apph' atois
matter % htuti moore atl INC
If Orders entered. IN The matter OF Nety
Report referee and decree OF distribution euteed
herewith. In matter NJ N"ilaHul-i
a Of granted mrloihiduh LOT ',iis,I
AIT. Westpha-Ord eref making peadng7 IN DrtlcI
uieadnps in tins court CalIe agL nav hiIA'
ira OWance 81 1899 granted. Ja2gar ag tnul' eham
Motion saoud De IN the first instance 70 the JHEt VIZ
Wesh TAerc should DC uOnd the defendants are 70 DC
By Juise Van Hoosen.-In the matter OF BardasL Sec
memorandum counsel the matter Ot Malgltu see
opinion. Nc Adam agt Spl berg complaint gsh ,atl see
opinion. the matter OF EIuth a SouJider appointing
now snce. DIossy ag Me5L-Orler denying nDuoh iof
..
Murine -Cbqmbf2-By judge Slunott.-
e. TImbeTf.-H. imUnV ordered htd lb-ltI
agt NcIluo-Motou prauteu Win costs fiAe
Wool div granite" Diminishing justin alton as
per MauT Bau Arrest Nagl,td ma aco us
continued. al BOhar 81 alOrsCr OF paDHed
lion slautcL Bell agt Hdrey-tece'eEs IONA apP1O'0'
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CONVICTED OF BuRGLARY.

The Kings County Court OF Sessions was
occupied yesterday with the trial If three mem
bcrs Of what j. known rs the Romcr Best Gang"
which vas recently broGn up by the Fulton street
Police. IAer names are Romnr Be-t-aho charged
with grand larceny and bugsiary-S mu, "lring5 and
Samuel y. Hunter. Tic la-t 1870 Wc,c indicted for
burglary The gang committed numerous burgldrics
IN the UPPER wards OF Brooklyn. Associated with them
Vas young white man uamod Radcliffe or Smith, who
more than year ago went with Lily Lent, OF NJ. 4S9
Ggaham-.yc., whose parents opp sed smiths mar
ragc 20 her. the vicinity of thr Cemtcy OF the Eyer
greens, where thtJ wed FJmr Kind ~ poison, in
tLr pc Of dying j. each others arms, Tho dose, how
ever, made them -ich. ana they returned 90
Bropklvn ~adIcY and possibly wiser ~ ~ when they
quaiucd win the negroes shortly before thclr arrest
lie tuncd states evidence ana testified against has
suCiItrs
Waning and Hunter were Hrst tried. and both were
convicted. In tlc afternoon Best, tIe leader OF tue
gang, put trial TIE insisted on conducting his
own case, ud refused thc a,~lsi aucc 81 lawyer. lie
was first cried charge Of grand larceny. The jury
found guilty. aud be- tAtu rird for burglary.
Az he badsmade some mlsak lu his defence on the
vas Ia the to sit beside him ana tell him what
questions 10 ask A. tac young man sat down
Beet whispered: IL would T'tier take twenty years
IN the Pcuitcutary than uyr you a. ting mere" The
lawyer lrft nj unwilling eli mt ia great confusion. In
charging the Jury Jdugc MOOlc said that Best had di,
played much more intelligence ia conducting lis case
inan would b, expected from one ia lis station. Bur
hc found guilty OF burg
IGc three men were sentenced 20 tn years each IN
h. B,.t.
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MRS. sCHooNMAKER,s DIAMONDS.

Mrs. Mary SHOEMAKER was arrested re-
Gently aud he'd $1,000 bah IN a suit brought against
her Nv Me,.rs. Fay and Rogers two hsh-leacrs OF
Fulton Market. woo alleged thst the defendant had
obtained rom them loan Of 50 900 upon the security
o. spurious diamonds. Colonel Charles spencer moved
for her dschae yesterday before Justice Potter IN the
supreme Court, Chambers. The defeuc aut not In
Court The counsel presented ahidayIts 90 show that
she was not the person who dcfr;uled the plaintiff
nut that her real name was Mary Ann Iascy II was
claimed tur Ter that II the allegations Of ne complaint
were true there no tuse OF action Tho plaintiffs
had every opportunity 10 examine the Jewels before
loIulug the them. Be5ld the made
was that theS should receive usarous interest, namely
10 per cent month. Il was urged that under these
circumstances aud considering also that the defendant
was only woman III the jan. that she unable 10
nav for board" for any considerable time, aud that
The case could not BE- tried Tor at hast three months
sbe should be discharged upon merely nominal bal.
AnidsyIts were presented IN opposition, IN WHOM the
plaintiffs Identified the defendant the who
DOrrOwe the money II was also claimed that had
been engaged In other fraudulent schemes TO obtain
large suns Of money on worthless securities Justice
Potter reserved ms decision.
The case against John i. Lynch and Mary g.
Massey, alias Mary = SchOOnmak alias CLEOPATRA"
which the accused persons were charged with con-
spiriug TO dcfraud Rogers Fay out OF $1,000, was
called for examination Yesterday before Justice Morgan
at Jefferson Market Police Court. and tly
adjourned MI Friday. Mrs schOOnmakeI is confined IN
Ludlow Street Jan.
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CIVIL NOTES

Judge Wallace yesterday handed down
decision tn the sut brought by James a. Whalon against
General Philip Sheridan. The salt was brought to re-
the value OF the Kona plantation, In the Parish
of ~. Charles, La, which, IL alleged, uuaw
fully seized by the defendant when military commander
Of the Department of the Gulf Upon the trial OF the
suit the jury returned verdict for the defendant.
motion for trial was subsequently, madc and yes
terduy Judge Wallace decided against The application.
Clara Goldsmith began an action for divorce
from husband, Solomon Goldsmith, the ground
treatment, making charges OF the most inbuman
conduct on his part. Among other actions charged
against him abuse OF her while she was In child
bed and sending her 20 lunatic lum she was
not insane. He was recently arrested aud held IN $500
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Tie THIEYING POLICEMAN.
RoUNDsMAN Mccarthy Nor II COURT WHEN his
CASE WAS CALLFD-INDIGNATION or HIS BONDS
MIN AND FRIt NDs.

ROUNDsMAN Mccarthy Nor II COURT WIEN HIS
CASE WAS CALLFD-INDlGNArION or HIS BONDS
MIN AND FRIfNDs.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday
Roundsmlu +. j. Mccarthy. Of The Twentieth Prccuct
was called TO plead to an indictment charging him with
burglary. This Is the Of tie policeman who was
arrested several days ago the charge OF entering
GausT's bakery, No 5G2 EEth-lye., and abstTacting
money from the drawer. Mccarthy failed 10 appear
when nis name was called. aud his bail was declared
forfeited The amount OF the bail, according TO the
entry on the books Of the Jefferson Market Pocn Count
Is - 600. James Fitzpatrick cddealer, Of No $50
West Forty-sscoudst., being his b0ndsman. That gem
teman stated last ey.nng that lie dd not know MeCar-
thy but was induced by friend, Of the latter TO sign
his bond. Police Justice Murray, hroiheI-in-aw Of
Ttzlatrick was on jhc bench at the fersOn Market
Police Court when the original hearing took place
Frzpariek says that the Justice manifested consider
able SURPRISE when hc appeared as bond'Inan looh,d
severely at HIN, and questioned MIN Co,eIF respecting
action eating that hc dld NOT want him TO become
the mans Dol. The Justice accepted the bond how
cuacJ hat Justice Murray on accoun OF hs rcltion-
ship to Fzuatrlcb, had subsequently, reduced the
his point den oil the statement emphatiaaly. re said
thar he had talked with Assistant Di7trC Attorney
Rollins, aud that gentleman had consented 80 allow
him week in which to recover the fugitive Polling in
although il would 90 petty narI win Inn to do So
John REYNOLDS, salnou-kcfPcr at Nlnlh-aEe. ana
rick was chiefly Instrumental IN securing the BAN He
last evening expressed extreme regret a the interest he
had taken Mccarthy, but &c said that knew MIN quite
well ana believed hhn 10 BE- thoroughly honest lie
added that, far aware, Fitzpatrick did not
know Mccarthy. From us undCrsiau ding OF the case
thought there no cyldeuc" sUl lent 20 convict
NM aud IL he had stood trial he would nave been
acquitted. Ills coYardy departure has altered the
opinions 81 nj, former friends, and all are now alike
anxious hun brought 10 Justice. Toe dCtcctlYes
are VA ing every cilou possible IN that direction but
as yet have JAILED % get o. his mack some believe
that De sailed saturday FOR Ireland, others ta9t he
mas escaped TO Canada while many INSIST Lat he Is
yci ~ thc cy one man, 10 WhoA re Wa tnoNu tltb-
ng thut lie him IN the neghborhood OF his home on
sunday.
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The total mineral yield III 1873 Is placed al 3D.
7G3 600 Over 81 100000 wore invested IN new
smelling works, furnaces, mills aud other improved
appliances, which increase the productive ca
paciy 10 such an extent that the yield
of the mines will be easily Increased %
Der cent during 1879. Ores containing from 20 to
60 per cent copper unlimited IN quantity, are found
IN several districts There have been on exhibition
at Helena ores from f0rty-aight different iron mines
OF deposits running IN value from % TO 80 per cent
iron, and representing every conceivable variety Of
ore An iIou mountain in Deer Lodge County,
larger than the famous deposit of Missouri averages
80 per cent OF that metal Coal beds lie within
three miles aud an iron furnace will be built tins
season. Professor Hayden and others estimate that
from 80, 600 to $4,000 square miles of MonJanas
area are uuderlaid with coal Several of the meas
uses arc yielding excellent quality OF fuel Lead
ores averaging rs per cent lead ana proportion OF
silver are frequent
THE GRAZING INDUSTRY.
As a grazing region Montana has no superior, and
doubt if an equal The 4O.OOO.OO0 acres of graz
ing lands are covered principally with nutritious
bunch grass which has proved far better as an all
the-year diet than any of the tame grasses in the
East This and Other valuable native grasses FOL
low in thick even carpets hill and dale alike
for hundreds Of miles at stretch, curing IN tie
faultess atmosphere as they grow, fattenlne cattle
and sheep without other food even in midwiuter,
and inparting flavor to meats rarely found where
animals are Stalled. No cattle. except few kept
up in Winter for dairy purposes, are ever fed OF
sheltered The expense Of caring for cattle IN herds
of 900 and more is about 90 cents per head per
annum. Including taxes this makes a full-grOwn
S3O-steer cost total OF So for and feed The
losses from all causes are estimated at 2 per cent?
the profits on all capital invested at from % to 40
per cent per annum. The average increase is figured
at 50 per cent of the cows. Good American cattle
of all ages and both sexes in herds Of any SIZE sell
for about $40 per head beef steers alone at from
500 to $50 There are 100000 head Of stock-cattle
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4 CRY FoR MIR IRON TIE RITER.

An officer reported Saturday night at the
Seventh Precinct Police station that while wa King alon,
Fronst. about 900 y. NJ, he heard sIy for help. TIE
crv. which repeated, appeared to come from
the end OF Pier No. So, covered pier used by the
New-Iaven Railroad, at the loot of Mont gomery-st.
He hurried end u the per, where he Was
TONED By "a watchman and a canal boatmgn He
shouted several times but received reply. AfGer
some minutes he again heard the cry family than
before II Appeared then to from some one in the
wafer quarter OF mile perhaps from the shore The
night was very dark and lie could see short
distance only from the end OF The pi,T large eNcuf
sion steamboat passing al the Time; sue sheer
ing off at toward the Brooklyn side. The
officer declared tnat he had attempted 10 get boat ia
which 10 Boats were lying alongside the pier,
but IN OF them were oars. lie heard
no further calls for help, anu Thought the cries
might have come from the occupant oi small boat
which had been run down by the steamboat Nothing
had been picked mp along the river fnl 80 far as lie
knew that confirmed his superstition. He did not know
the name the steamboat aud could only see thaJ sue
was changing her course; she was moving down the
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DRINKING 10 ANNOY HER HUSBAND.

Annie Howard, age thny-seven years, was
found by policeman, the other day. In the street
very drunk and locked up In the Mulberry Street
Station Tnrce later Tie doorman found her moan
,ug IN her cell, and the ambulance surgeon who
snmmoned discovered that several or her ribs ard
arm were broken, probably from fail. she explained
10 the police that sc got drunk TO annoy her husband
who had beaten her at their home, No 23l B0wery.
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az ACCIDENT TO i STEAMER.

CHARLESTON, S. c., July 13.-When the
steamer Charleston, for NewYork, backed ont Of her
dock here yesterday OF the packing OF the ma
chueli gave way. Tue ship rendered helpless and
Size rllfcd into tlc NorWC gan bark llbe In the stream
carrying away The jD5oom vi the BARK. The CAaIies-
ton VS. atcrga'd tOYed 10 safe anchorage NO other
Al I'M q le
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IN Montana. of which probably not one has ever
tasted hay or grain or has seen shed. At present
the ranges seem almost limitless and millions OF
acres of these unexcelled grazing-lands, which can
be had without money and without price," are
troddcn only by the hoof Of the buffalo, elk ante
ope or deer. The rapid development OF tins INDUS
= L.. l,,nfn
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CALENnAR, WIS Day.

s,PEEIE COURT HANBREs Potter Court onens a.
1890 20 m. Calendar Called 20 II ID. Nos lu9 4t. l9a
Ill 2Oi 2l3 10 80 ~, 20, 80. 4 ~ 49, 20
o. &C. los Ill 49, 40, l. u, l4I, 100 IDJ 4Jt 10
900 .2~, .3O, 2i2, 20. ~, Z, I.e.
SUPERIOR tQJET-~pbtIAL TERn-FreedMan, J'-'ouIJ
opens J. Mo day calendar
C0JnoS PIEts-.pECIA Larremoge. Court opens
~ ii = Iu. IOrUOtuis
GENERAL oEssiJys-PAGr Towing 1.-The People ast
---L ---- !. y
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hail Tho ouestion came ND before Justice Potter in
Supreme Court, Chambers. yesterday. on mOtOn 10
the order OF arrest on the ground OF s rregu
that ian action for divorce for cruel treatment was equiv
aent action for injury to the person, ana would pe
granted nv the courts In similar way. Decision was
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Gelp n)anteo.

DRINTERS WANTED.-A foreman, press
man, and proOrelfer all fcstcass best references
required. AddIess L. o. - Tribune once stating experience
ana salary desired.
WANTED.--A young man quick at figures
w and rapid penman Address. giving references T. o
Box 1884, New-NOrk.
ENANTED.-Salesmen 10 take general State
w agencies; ~aary anl expenses patti references re-
CURED. TRIUMPH MFG CO. ll6 MOnrOest. Chicago
NNTANTED-By a gentleman about thirty
w years Of age a position ~ bOpkkeeDer Or
sisiant has several years experience and give
class references. Address II. r. p, Tribune oLIce.
WANTED PRESIDENT AGENTS in every
city in NewN and wJerseY for new and yala
able article just largo prnts and entirely respectable
Tor good men. G. T.. PAGE II East 4th-si.
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5liuGilons Uanieo- nldles


GOACHMAN.-By a frst-class man thor
~ oughy understands his business Is careful driver and
thorough strictly temperate: " willing and 0hrg
years class city references Address L.
1863, Tribune Uptown Office l.23s Broadway.
TOACHMAN.-By a single man, PrOtesa ant;
- gardening II required has reference, from
employer. viii make hms ~ gonoraY useful
gcatlemas place good and HANDY man With pnter3
tools. call or address DAVIDSON. OBI N6t 42d-st
COACHMAN.-A first lass councilman, BY
~ married win be found perfectly sober reliable
excellent city driver understands the diving break
ing and training OF young horses required ana can he well
recommended Address McD.. l,46O Broad~ay
EARMER.-As a farmer, to take charge OF
genteman's place In The country wife capabe Of TAX
dairy child best Of reference Given
Address J. NJ Box ), Tribune Uptown Office Z35 Broad
wav. -
GARDENER.-A young Frenchman, newly
~ arrived desires position gardener private family
pref rred 5sI Pa.Isade-sye., Jersey city Heights. NJ
DORIER &c.-By II Young man, 81 years
OF American Protestant, porter useful
in capacity " trust highest Address NJ D.,
Box q. Tribune Uptown Office l,Z55 Broadway.
Useful MAN waiter sor porter in q
~ hOtel-Bya soccer competent, industrious aud strong
DO kind Of furnish references. can
address, 6O2 shave, between both and 56h-sts
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MD. : IIamblrg

4 American Packet Complnys Line for PLlMOI I'll,
CHERBOURG and HAMBU EG. -,
CIMBIIA......July 4 y y
st EN A............Juiy p hEtb 49,. t-
Rates o. passage to Plymouth Londo2 C4eI93nrs Il ia
burg and an points England. SEQ laid and Wat' FIRST
CABIN gold 800; second CABIN gold. $50; ~ieerls CIR.
Hercy so C. q. RICHARD & BOA~,
NKI-NUARDT & Co. Genera PIsseug ger 4 gents,
General gents IL Broadway New YORK.
T. lzf Nov
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Of special note.

:
Cattle are here eagerly sought by Eastern buyers
on account of their high average grade. lhere II
probably not a Texas steer in Montana. and many
of the herds consist of one-haf and three-quarters
blood Short Horns. Nearly all the cattle sent east
ward are driven to the Union Pacific Railroad Tor
shipment. grass and water being so plentiful en-
ROME that the animals keep in fine condition all the
IL. IL
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NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

These irstclass steamships al regularly at p ~ fom
Pisr n -, North River. ~ tOlOSs:
steamship MORO CASTLE .-.....WEDN ESDAf, yuy 65e
steamship SAN fIAGO d. CCRA.---N AfJ kDA1 july .
Accommodation nnsrpasse Eor freight OF pt,tgs pty !"
WILLIAM 4. ely JE * co. No 80 DrJ&l|sl'
LAWJON BROS Agents in Havana.
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FNMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIyERPooL.
CITY OFCErS IER ~ lNlA l. Juiv II. p NJ
ri ~ OF FRS ~. July - a. m
CITY or BLKlIN 81 q ~ :, aug = . D. ~
CITY OF R'CnMONp - lII l,1AI: aug To- . p M
From PIER ST. y. r., loot of Charlton 81
CABIN, 50 $780, gold Return tickets on tayoraos
terms. ....-. ,.......-...
Ssoous state rooms smoking ana batnTO ms aiushlpS
TIese =. Gamers DO not cattle. sAcep or piss.
@'IOITS q. DALE Agent. 81 ara SO BrUadwav y. J.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.


4 sailing rom Pier foot Caual-st. North river
For SAN FRAN cisco via i IlIMU> OF PANAolA
steamship COLON. MOu DAY. Jus ], noon.
Connecting for Central aud south AM rca ana M'N'o1
lrOm san Francisco 10 Japan and emma:
Steamship CITY OF PI KING. Friday, Aug. l. noon. 49,,
From san Francisco TO Honolulu. NewLealanl anu -NNe
ullld:
steamship CITY OF SYDNEN, Monday. August >, noon
For freight general information. Apply AZ IemI'A'
OllC,. pier foot of Cana-st.. North RIVER .,,.,cu
Passengers iUrw arded ID SAN tl.ANt lNCo SAN Nv a
ISLAND. JAPAN. CHINA, .NIltAlA y ID y Z ~ ~,
LA, SOUTH AMERICAN, CENTRAL AMERICAN '''
MEXICAN PORTS. .. o., fs,
Fur tickets information 20 routes Apply % VI"
Passenger Department. No. 2J1 BIOaiW ~ ,,.,,,x
G. J. SEWALI. H. } ~ It.Al,,.
linurIal Paas -nEtr AEont olp-lu-- u..ue.-
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GUION LINE. -.

u INIIFU
FOR QUEEN STOWS AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier -, y. r., loot ol King ~.
WYOMING, 4 1 - DAY, july 10 2:3O p m.
ARIZTTA 4 T. f. DAY. jay 20, $3.50 a. m.
NEVADA ----I - ~. Jul, ~ - ~
WISCONSIN leDA \, ~ D a. NJ
CE-DAl Aug ~ l-:5Dp M
"a THESE steamers built 81 iron, in waterght COM
parmeut. and are furnished with every requisite ~ MAKO
The passage across the Atlantic both ac and ageea0 NV
ing bathroom smOkngrO1m. CrIW1nGtoOm, piano ana
bary experienced surgeon sew1reess and caterer on
each steamer The ater00ms an on deck mus u,nrng
greatest al uxures at sea- perfect yentitJn ana
C6TIN PASSAGE ACCORDING 10 sateroOm) SIS, $50 and
500 INTERMEDIATE. $50 .EERAGE, 80.
49, - OFFTCE No % BROADWAY
f'0'' ' - WILLIAMS & GUION.
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ROTTERDAM LINE.
Ia H............. |.a.sa. lH.Fa Dior uUfI

Ia steamer sc4Fo 20 . AAo4, 49,. A1N""" - =. r,ft
-. D.. ln
Il. I. ID. ...- -.
Ia cabin $3.50 ~ Cabin $3.50. Stcer1gg e-5.
III. CAZAUN. q tneTal Agent, p south VIII an 81
FUNCH FDNE CO.. n south vi lalus, fr'ish' ake''
L. ". MORALS 30 broadway. Gchc.al l,.SsAse -A,VN'-
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NTSTiN, BkIbWTN & co. AGENTS Z! Br GGNS ar
STEERAGE TICKETS AZ 10 BKoADM AZ 49, ,VI,ttttE
nnMpA' ~ PIER ENOr OLE NANAL-eIn NV lOHIs-
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TREUNL Will BE CEIyEP At +, LIE LIE
e. or 300 west IWrufythrf-st. corner Lghih"ye,
no 81 Last FUurtoenth-st., corner luou-,q. aIe 9OV
Third ave- cor. Forty seventies NJ the HARLEM OttlC1
so 3.2l rhru-ay one huuIreian Twenty tOnrtA.
CLARION Savings Bank BudnG, up 10 p mp at re-uiaI
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IPERIAL GERMAN MAlL

\ NORTH GlEN IN Ilsl1 ID
STEAMSHIP LINZ BETWEEN NEW,NORk,
SOCTHAMPTON AND BEEMEN.
MAN. ........... sat july - Cd. al ug
IOSEI. sal iy 1b WiNI' sat Aus +
RATES OF PASSAGE from NfWNOItk tO SOUihAAf
TON HANRE OR BREMEN -,
FIRST CABIN .........SlO0l SECOND CABIN.......tol
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-23
BROOD MARES FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale on easy tern ;
Fifty American Brood Mares. They will o
sold cheap for cash or approved security.
Apply to ALEA. WISE,
Winnelaucca, July %, 1879. II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-23
Look HERE!

Having received large lot OF Moulding from
Chicago, ara now prepared to make ali kinds
PICTU RE FIR A M s.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines
specially.
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made 70 order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand.
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street above Levys Store.
GEO r. YALKEP.
winnemucca, July Is 1877.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Charles Kesler, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
Executor OF the estate of hares kesler, de
ceased to creditors OF and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of this notice
to the said Executor at his office, in the town
Of Winnemucea, Humboldt county, state CT
Nevada. FRANK NARAMoRE,
Executor OF the estate of Charles kesler deceased
September l, 1879 4w