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hktAl I'M m LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
on ami after Jan. ~. 1878.
Trains leave New inrk. VIA DrsbrOsscs and Cortandt
streets Ferries. n fnllowsi
Express tor HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace cars attached, at "A. NJ. and
X 81 4. VI. daily
For wlhamsporL Lock Haven. CORY. ami Erie us 10
VI, connecting at CORY for rtusvuc. Fetrolcu. n
Centre, and the un Regions Wuliamsport and Lock
Haven, 4 VI
Baltimore. Washington. and the South Limited wash.
lnsion EXpreN ot Pullman Parlor Cars daily, except
sunday, 10 A. VI. arrive Washington 1 !. T. NJ Regu.
lar at 80 ami - A VI. ami 10 =. ". sunday.
$50 A. ". ami 10 NJ For Baltimore, r ", except
SUNDAY.
Express Tor Philadelphia $50 : 10 30 Q 40 Limitcii
II A. VI. l. 80 T. ,. Il. - : 81. ami 10 p. NJ sun
dA, - ami 4 NJ. ). Is. 81 30 ami 10 P. NJ Eml.
grant ami seconi class. 80 r. VI
Boats ui Brooklyn AnucX" connect with all through
trans At Jvr>cy city. aforling speedy and direct
transfer Tor BruukNn travel
Trans From Pittsburgh. $50 10. 20 A. NJ IN 10
7 ". dMly $50 A. VI 81 - r VI daily, except Monday
from Washington ami BALTIMORE, $50 A. Nj. p $50.
- 10 !" II VI Sunday 80 W. ami lull T. "
FROM Philadelphia. |t' q 81 40 10. ~. II 81 4 NJ.
sa'o -" ~ = o. ant 1910 r v; sunday, asa
q - noe ~ .,1 A. VI. Is - Ia 10 r. ".
Ticket ON es, 12b Aud nit Broadway. Aston House.
ami foot of Dr,hrpsss ami Cnrttudt sts Court and
brooklyn Annex Depot. foot OF Fulton t. BrooNlVn
ll4. iid. ami lis Hudson ST. lphuken. Depot Jersey
CITY kmWrtni Ticket Ohice, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. l.. r FARMER
General Manager lieu.l Passenger
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STEAMBOATS, ano Ratlruaos
THE CITY HALL BRANCH
OF THE
NEW YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD
WILL BE OPENED FOR TRAVEL ON
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH II. 1879.
TRAINS WILL BE Run BETWEEN CITY HALL
STATION AND HARLEM FROM A. NJ UNTIL IL 80
MIDNIGHT.
SUNDAY TRAINS
WILL BE RUN FROM 7.so A. NJ. UNTIL 1880 MID.
NIGHT
GRAND CENTRAL TRAINS WILL NOT BE RUN on
SUNDAY
GRAND CENTRAL PASSENGERS.
GOING NORTH FROM CITY HALL TRANSFER AT
s4rH ST STATION. AND GOING SOUTH TO CITY
HALL. TRANSFER AT CHATHAM SQUARE STATION.
Re RICKER.
General Manager
GRAND CENTRAL PASSENGERS
New York. March 10. 1879.
ELEVATED RAIL.

~
WI wAY.-oren rom . 20 4 " 70 ~ p y. Rector
with ,nrs South Ferry. Coriandt strect-Nearest
point for jersey titv and tnmmunipaw lcrfles Park
rlace-Ncarrst point TOR Post Orr tity Hall snd BAR
clay Street Ferry Iloboken thhmhers street-Ncar
est puint for PavoutN AMI Erie Railway Ferry Franklin
street Grand strre-Neare,t pout tor lcshrnss street
ferry To jersey CITY. ami connects with Tor Dcs
brosscs AMI Eat Grand Street ferries Brecker street
Connects with cars for east AMI west Eighth street
Nearest point fr Christopher street Ferry lohuken
connecting with cars iof Christopher aud East Tenth
Street ferries Fourteenth srrctNcarcst MONT To- Union
Square. Wallaoks and LNc.un Theatres Academy OF
Music. Irving ant TtmWauy Halls connecting with
fur East rwcn,-thrd AMI TWENTY fourth street ferries
Twenty third Strcet-Noarest point 10 Hooh st James
and Park Theatres Grand Opera House. Gimorcs tar.
den and Masonic Temple AMI rwcntythrd Street Ferry
TO Jersey city. Thirty third srcct-Ncare.t point TO
standard. broadway and fith Avenue THEATRE Aqua
nun ami san Francisco Ministries. connecting with
fr MsehHwken Ferry. Furry second Embellishments
with New York Trtusfer tumpauN cabs GRAND Ten
tral DEPOT flttHh street fiftvcghth strrot-tunucc
ins with OF Belt Line Railroad Nearest point Tor
Central Park. Fiit,-third street and Eighth
For up-t wn trains take east side stations For down
town trans take west str stAtuus Trains will
5sth i ami 6th av and SD 81 and sh ay. alternately
Fare 10 cents except between the hours 80 and 80
A. NJ. aud aud I P NJ When the ilSe Is cents
WV X GARRISON, President
Van BROcEtfN SUPERINTENDENT
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLvASiA RAILRoAr


II
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD.ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE pEPurS II PHILADELPHIA.
TWO ~ NkN iuKk
DOUBLE TRACK, the MOST IMPROVED fQUIP.
MENr, And THE FASTEST FINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER DEC l6. 1878
EXPRESS Trans leave New lork VIA De sbrossea and
Cortiandt streets Ferries as tllllws
~, 3u, ~. .. ~ Limitrdl. II A VI l. $50, So
I 80 ~ ami ~ e. " SUNDAYS 4. 80 and 9 A. VI sd.
81. $40 ami 10 Z. VI.
Boats Of BruoNyu Annex connect with all through
trans At Jersey titv Ahoriiny speedy and direct
transfer Tor Brook yn travel
Returning trans leave Philadelphia II Oi, rs IS T.
7aa H. $50 and II \ "; Limited Express, 80 r
- 3 IS, :. $50 4 VI 4 80 4. VI.
Ticket offices 80 ant ga Broadway Astor Houss
AMI loot Of Debro.ses AMI Curandt sts Conrt st and
brooklyn Annex Depot loot ~ Fulton 81, Bruukyn, IA
lle and llS Hudson 81, luboNen, Depot Jersey CITY.
Emlsrant ncket once. Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. l.. P FARMER
General ManAger Genl Passenger Agent
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A TAKE NOTICE-Cpon my return from Ed
"A rope. 1879. advertised LARGELY Beatty's ofcr Tor
THIS mouth beautiful piano upright pArlor nrgan. style
l6S5 Is stops knee swe.. sets ut weight bnxed
so pounds monopolisrs price about $50 MY PRICE.
ONLY Sr5 So great the demand. our men worried
the factory uli 10 P to M orders This unparalleled
ocr is xtcnded until further notice To secure IT, hbE
ever, ORDER NOW. New Pianos si25. si35 S41 and
ward New orsans s5 20 s4tl Pay only after TESTING
Adore" DANIEL ,. b. ATTY. Washington. y. J.
A GREAT OFFER.-iOD pianos ami ORGANS ateI-
sac stops. s4S. do, So: do. tS5 AM ~. u do.
s65 - do So. t3dO SSl 1ocaNc all rosewood pianos
sl25. do, $3.50. ~ do $40 not used year, warranted
nve years Music. lie. per
HORACE WATERS 4 Sons. ~ East i4th At
A FEW sECON D-HAND Wcber pianos At very
"A great bargains. som o. them used but short
time hv hest musicians. AMI really almost soOi
the WIENER wa-ero'n% 5th av ant 18th a.
"a torrent Goldsmith :. 2B Becckcr -. near buwerv
A LADY will sell rosewood 7uctaye pianoorte $50
"a 2'i last 3lih 81. near Sd av.
EHICK FIRING piano IN perfect order. only tsi;
y Stcinwty grand square. cost Si.tnn only Ssjn =
Weber, ssun GEO W HERBERT. 81 East iuh st,
MAGNIFICENT 7ifociavc upright pianoorte
WI SO, double round ana Strnwav. only Sl25
GOEDONS. 1877 Be"cker ~
DIANOs to rent 81 per mouth ar sold IN monthly ~
stllments o 81 BILLINGS Co, ~ East IAN Il
CD MONTHLY viii rent 90 buy new orsan u
VI - stops. $50, uNrrstruug pauo- slpl low rrbcs.
music lc per PAGE GORDON sos. Is East IAN Il
C7S -BEAUTlFUL 7octave rosewood piano
" w. forte tu~ialmeut-. -. rents. S3 ur
RIDDLES. ~ Nn,errv place. near Broadway
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miscellaneous.

A HOME Comfort received the medal ofcxcrl,enrs
"A. by tie Judges the Anne ricau Instit4te
Far Tor 1919. and Is manufactured by the Home Baking
Powder Company. lac RcHde -
A HTIFICIAL human eyes made To order al reason.
"A able rates DR.. T. BAJCh and r. GOUGELMANN. %
BlreCkrr Il
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION medical ess.v
~ comprising series n lectures delivered at kahnt
Museum Of Anatomy on the cause ami cure Of prematus
dccur showing indisputblv now lost he tth he
gained aforlng clear SYNOPSIS o unurdunents 10
riage and the treatment ri nervous ami seal debtLtg
being the result Of 20 wears cNutreuce By mail &c,
currency postage stamps Address secretary kahns
Museum, tSs Broadway. Now lork
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Amustmtns.


RRoADwAT THEATRE. CORNER SoTn ST.
EDGAR FULTON ............ . .Lessces and Managers
Orchestra, 81, Dress Circle, T5c Admission, SOC
SIGNAL SUCCESS.
Crowded houses moved to ccstacy by the
BEST StNGtNG
In VI. ". s PfNAFORE IN tho city.
PTNAFORE Decidedly the hesf-Herad.
BROADWAY Very ENJOY ahle Times.
PINNFORE Good SUN
BROADWAY Frequent rncnrcs.-Stnr.
PlNAFORE No VOICE which cnnnot md 4 heart
BROADWAY which will furnish a resonant echo
PINAFORE News.
BROADWAY superior to any.-Commercial Adver
IINAFOHF tscr.
BROADWAY Excellent gers-Evcninp Post
IlNAhukE The most perfect inuSicany - Express
BROADWAY BY all means hear it-HOne journal
EVERY EVENING
SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY MATINBEs.
Some idea Of the excellence of the vocasm and the "a
with which II received may be gathered from
the fact that owing encoes the performance did not
conclude until nearly II o'clock
FIRST POPULAR SUNDAY CONCERT NEXT SUNDAY.
when very attractive programme will be offered. III
Producing Edward Ritter Mucnhnucr s. u Wills, Mr..
Arhuckr, Miss Flora l.. Frost aud Nine. Julie A. De
Ruyther
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00lnnit0-.-n1glts.

VVtdIltU---, tldtS
BoYs obtain gcoa sop Win fsTT' s. in Viz Il
| GORDON press feeder wanted At Is West Broadway.
| HARNEss.-Fiticrsa and sutchers wanted at e5 Bar.
III clay St
DAPER XFs-Assistnnt cutter. Address. with
i references as to- skill. habits. aud wages.
PAPER BOxEs. box iie. sun once.
DENCIL CASE makers wanted. but good
BRILL LEHMAN. oi Lbcrtys
DLAsTERER.w hiowa.heg, pnpcr hanger wanted
to take rooms ~ Clinton or l6h e. and pay rent in
work FINS. ';'o Broadway. to . O'Clock.
DARASOIs.-Au experienced cutter and sewers at
L $50 Broadway. ~ stars. A. HALL GO.
PANTS PRESsMAyw ggtc1. -.
NlcoLL. the Tailor. l4S Bowcry.
SCROLL AWYERs sud cgcraver. wanted ~
- picture frames Apply to W McDoNOtGH. ronr
kins IT.. near Grand
VEST MAKEWs varfcd; work riyen or' in quin.
utv. NlcoiL Tho Tailor. i45 Bowery.
w with ca.i conSl Of from ~ Go t. 5000 a. gen raj
afcnts in various states tor the Peoples Library in 10
address II " DERRY co, Columbus. o.
XVANTEn-four decorators accustomed 10 flower
way aud amh 1t Inquire ior q " GArNT
WANTEP1sA nr.tclas carTiosc painter one that
GEoRGf vAN NosrRAN6. rln'hlnr, L l.
WANTED-carrcntcr on trimming; low wages,
w steady iob BY The nemih az : hC!rd
WANTED youth mat understands g ;s l
box 1877 sun ONCE
WANTED-Ag GOOD Joining blacksmith, Young man
" preferred. at ll5 Lawrence It. near Broadway,
Manhauauvic.
WA> rED-fi-,telas. 6ra.. ani.hcr.tow work on Fox
w athes HOLLAND THOMPSON Troy. y, y.
WANTED-Cuttero r shoes atJOttN V.KENNEDY's,
w 49, sth av near idtn It. Brookyn
XVANTED-A good exncrcnccd machine hand on
w sash and blinds Of ~ Cannon a.
WANTEDA good plumbers bring tools 25i 9th
w av. At 7o'clock
WANTED-Iob compositor, no blacksmhs wanted.
v '"un IT
YOU'VE man who can make col snrinrs. also one
handy with carpenters tools 9N = 18Th st.. isi noor
u POUNDS or. TEA. yy pound. coffee,
100 MEN AND BOYS to sell the Lives Of tho
wv Great Pedestrians Price cents Out to-day.
situ1tions tdlani'O.
A WIDOW in clean house and locality wishes one
er'. care. $50 West 5eth It
A coon cook wishes situation in private or board.
sun ,ricc.
CIKsT-CLAsS bread. cake. and cracker bakers
ALWAYS on hand At 81 81 av.
SITUATION wanted by young man. practical
wage. aud steady employment $. box ls4, san ONCE
9 127aDA AVA Young girl for upsisir. work
-.iO walnns. or HOMEWORK CITY reference
Ita estate.
EoR SALE ans farm Of ssN. acre. At Rivcrvale,
road depots M high state NJ cultivation. vc wooded
is %1 pey sS'9 S"IkNpkpa@S' sn! sa
st. mobokcn \ ''''''''' ~ "'''''F'0"
GREAT ,BAKGAINs.zachcqp homes, Eh1,beth.
~ Lori \ y KELLOGG, Broadway. y Y, iai "a
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ptrscm, qotltts
A CERTAIN CURE FOR HEADACHE.
a consupatlu les stomach. liver III iurv. SKIN lis
eases weakness, nervous exhaustion Sc. also rr.torrs
mnuund, BruGvhtnus luvlgurduus - rap. Bic and
81 ucurtbe solicited ami cured returned.
sample bottle circular. and advice Tree 6i West an
4 -uOME tomfort received the medal eff excellence
a. by the regular Judges Of the Aut fiDdu Institute
lair lur 1873, aud Is manu- acurcd by the Home Bakig
Powder company. l46 Rcadc 4
A TTENTION, Patients - Years Paris hospital ex.
"A Vcritucc, consult Dr. PROrIN - Bond st.. Zee. 81 al
disease skin disorders uerVuU, dtby, radically cured
TrENTION!- rhirty wears Pru,,iin and Ameri.
n can practice, specialize disease. o and losc
mtuhuu. CONSULTATION roe. Ia JAcuhN. tnl BctckeT.t
nR. SMITH, 100 East goth St. surgeon. cures mems
- lis asc-. structures weaknesses paralysis skn tS
oiicr-. lost manhood new mehol curps guarantee,
advice bN mail. 81.
nISEASEs OF MEN specialtv, cure rom 8 TO-
- dA'N Or DYER. a. i t1 = near oth aV
NEW EDITION Philosophy Of Marriage IN DIS
~ ra'cs Men SHOULD he read hy AL Price - centa
secretary Museum OF ANATOMY. OILS Broadway y. Y
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ROOru's THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH II.
FIRST REPRESENTATIONS IN NEW YORK OF
cHAs. LEcocQS COMIC OPERA
THE LATEST PARTISAN SUCCESS.
THE LITTLE DUKE.
$50 THE LITTLE DUKE - -
THE LITTLE DUKE. THE LITTLE DUKE.
THE LITTLE DUKE. THE LITTLE DUKE.
THE LITTLE DUKE
THE LITTLE DUKE
Which will be produced with great msgn1cence.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Admission. 81. Reserved seats 81 and $3.50
Dress Circle SOC Gallery. Csc.
BOX OFFICE now OPEN.
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OPOpLE A uoNNkLLN ..... ... Lessees and Managers
Reserved seats Orchestra circle and Balcony So cents
THIS FRIDAY EVENING.
BENEFIT OF Mr. joins 7 RAYMOND
GREAT pOrH BILL
col. SELLERS and NY son
col SELlIRS AMI MY son
Mr.. RAYMONDIN Roth PIECES
MONDAY NEAr. 4 CELEBRATED CASE
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Subscription Rates.-DAlLY a pages, hy mail. ~
cents month or $3.50 a wear POSTPAID. with sunday
edition. $40. SUNDAY T. pages, Sl.SO year, posi-
paid. wEKKLT % pages 81 per wear postpaid.
address THE sun. New York Cit~
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Arn,lstrp.

(OME and g. sets of teeth. open day and
~ INK Eighth Avenue Dental Association a1a 9Th av.
EXTRACTING, 25c.. nlnug. 5uc sets, - Teeth
- reuared or made while waiting to6 Canal st., cor
Hudson ST.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED fQUIP.
MENT, AND THE FASTEST FINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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CIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,

EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE ala
the substantial success
THRO' TIKI DARK
b, STEELE MACKAYF
VIII new ana Appropriate scenery and great cast
MATINEE irlres Admission. scots Reserved seats, 81
seat. secured two weeks advance
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPurS u PHILADELPHIA.
TWO Is MEM YORK.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-02-15
LOOK OUT FOR THE SIGMA
lures.

The parties who will be intrusted
with taking to the State capital the
petitions asking for railroad legisla-
ton must see to it that they do not
fall into the hands Of the railroad
men,, About eight years ago, when
petitions demonstrating against the
granting of subsidies to the " i.
R.R.Co. were sent TO Carson, parties in
the railroad interest got up an al
legged .petition to which
THEY AFFIXED THE SAME NAMES
AS WERE ON THE OPPOSING PETIT
rIoN. Reliable citizens of this city
who had signed the anti-subsidy Pc
tjtion, and were in Carson at that
time, assert that they saw THEIR
OWN SIGNATURES affixed to the pc
tjtion in the railroad interest, when
they had not even been asked I"
look at that paper, and would have
spurned any man who would have
dared to ask them to sign it! The
railroad men MAY DO THE SAME
THING THIS YEAR, if the least show
' is given them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-02-15
APPREHENSION OF CORPORATE
POWER.

art;oIa on tho REAGAN bill
Az "n a a.
the New YORK Times thus reieis u
the paltry excuses of the railway
.ornorat;ons who seek TO delay wise
,;,..;on.
'esa ou,.o ;ntor
Undoubtedly tue IoIPoia'1 NIB .,,h
ests involved Me oo ;m sn,s :, o. a an
tected to crude eApef''nen's u 81,
per VISION NOT hice'y a"JIs'.. ~. ~ az
ob]ects 10 DC ou'a'ueu -, a@,,;nst
GERS VINO urge tn,s i AZ 'e nsund !, 90
the Reagan Nil navy a'seu go
strenuousiy agains ANS, a'i "a a., :, y;aw
sures having the saihe eur IT, -
Iney MAKE ny ap'. M have stood
this year ~noio ~" oo;0lat;vo
whenever the su'.Jee. ~ .,ho,hes.
resulatlon mas 'eep S. tn
at "ashingtoh ~ =. - - would
plea, tnen, iacns 'no ;.,saa
nave II lney mmo fsci,;tate the
thelr oppoi ~ sroh,om denlt with
soiution Vi 'nI +. :, sbsrrd IN
ID 'he neasan ,,,at question af.
suppose noWese., .n do"a1onment Of
1ectihs Vi'ai'y .no Ia tha r-o..
me country ieso oan ha nnstnpned
perry :" 10 . W emit N. convent
year aiser year " sui' ~ 20 ascane
ence ol pe.sohs I,;d;nn behind the
IesPonsioi','s !" ONO ha,nen To
WILLOWS anu - p,n',,,,,aars .,onsid.
De among 'he sni' r. : wsI Int
eIauon III ' 40 ha accen,ed "a nm ex.
IL ought no' " Do ~ nf corror,te
mower which Congress IS asked =,
correct. Indeed, before the coitr"-
Versy IS uiePuseu - w
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-02-15

THE activity in Crown Point
and Belcher shares seems to sur
prise stock dealers. 1t need not.
Aside from the very lively market
which we have enjoyed for some
days past, which would justify a
reasonable increase in the demand
for those stocks, the existence OF ore
In the present lower levels of the
mines named is known to many.
The reason alleged for not showing
It up just yet is that the controlling
parties in both mines hold very
little Of the stock, they having dis
posed of it some months ago to buy
Sierra Nevada. As that stock has
since greatly deprecated in price
they have been unable to sell II and
buy their Belcher and Crown Point
in again.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-02-15
A LITERARY CURIOSITY.

The following jeu d'esprit, entitled
"a Literary Squabble on The Pro
nunciation of Monckton Mines
| TjtIe.o is stated to have been tht
production of Lord Palnerston:
The Alphabet rejoiced to hear
That Monckton Mines was made peer;
For In the present world OF letters,
But few, If any, were his betters.
So an address, by acclamation,
They voted, of congratulatioD.
And o U III T and
We're chosen to take up the pen,
Possessing each an interest vital
In the new Peers baronial title.
Twas done in language terse and telling,
Perfect in grammar and in spelling.
But when twas read aloud-oh, mercy
There sprung up such a controversy
About the true pronunciation
OF said baronial appellation.
The vowels o and U averred
They were entitled to be heard.
The consonants denied the claim,
Insisting that they mute became.
johnson and Walker were applied to,
Sheridan, Bailey, Webster, tried too;
But all In yaip--for each picked ous
A word that left the case in doubt. o.
0, looking round upon them all,
Cried "If it be correct to call
T H r o U G II throo
U must be Hoo,
Therefore there must be no dispute on
The question, we should say Lord Hooton."
then did speak, and sought to show
He should be doubled and not o,
For sure if ought and awt, then nought on
Earth could the title be but Hawton.
H. on the other hand, said he,
In cough and trough stood next to &,
And like an f was then looked oft on,
Which made him think it should be Hofton.
But G corrected II. and drew
Attention other cases to
Tough, Rough and Chough, more than enough
To prove o G H spelled uff.
And growled out in sort of grnf one
They must pronounce the title Hutton.
n said emphatically No;
For o U G II is Doh,
And though Qook there AGAIN. that stuff
At sea, for fun, they nickname Duff,
He should propose they take vote on
The question should it not be Hoton?
Besides, in French twould have such force,
Lord must be haut ton. of course.
High and more high contention rose,
From words they almost came to blows,
Till 8, as yet, who had not spoke,
And dearly loved little joke,
Put in his word, and said, "Look here,
Plough in this row must have share.
At this atrocious pun each page
OF johnson whittier grew with rage,
Bailey looked desperately cut up.
And Sheridan completely shut up,
Webster, who is no idle talker.
Made sign signIfying Walker
While Walker, who had been used badly,
Shook his dirty dog-ears sadly.
But as we find in prose or rhyme,
joke, made happily in time,
However poor. will often tend
The hottest argument to end,
And smother anger in laugh,
SO succeeded with his chat,
Containing. as it did. some wheat
In calming this fierce verbal heat.
Authorities were all conflicting.
And S there was no contradicting.
L o U G H was Pillow.
Even enough was called enow,
And no one preferred enough
Would dream of saying "Speed the Pluff."
So they considered it was wise
With s to make compromise.
To leave no loop to hang doubt on
By giving three cheers for Lord Houghton
(Howton)
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-02-15
Consumption Cured.

An old physician. retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
tarrh. Asthma, and all Throat and Lung AZ
fections, also positive and radical cure for
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints.
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands Of cases. has felt IT his
duty to make 1t known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive and desire to re-
lieve human suffering, will send free of
charge to all who dseire it this recipe, with
full directions for preparing and using. in
German, French, or English. Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming this paper w.
W. SHERAR. l49 Powers's Block, Rochester, MY.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-02-15
The Phoebe Record of a r

-THE PIoche Record or re-
cent date says:
We learn from letter written by
Carson correspondent that only two
papers have been paid by the Repub-
iican Central Committee for printing.
As members of those two establish
ments were members of the State
Central Committee, we suppose they
"hogged" all the money appropri-
ated for paying the printing bills.
There is some mistake here. The
TINES was paid, and so 1--WE were in
formed at the time) were the Virginia
Enterprise and Chronicle; while the
bills of all the other papers in the
State were also allowed and ordered
paid. Owing TO the clamorous de-
mands of "The Great East" the
Committee was rather pinched for
funds, however, and the printing
bills were cut down.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-02-15
PIPER'S OPERA HOUSE
Monday Evening, March 10.


The Committee of Arrangements are hard
at work to make this ball excel any thing OF
tie kind ever given in Virginia City.
-FOUR ELEGANT PRIZES will be distrib-
uted to the following persons: Two for the
most original characters for lady and gentle
man, and two for the most comic characters
for lady and gentleman. These priz' will be
awa-ded by "a committee selected from the
audience No member of the Club can COM
pete for any of the prizes.
Carriages are free of charge and will con-
yey maskers to and from the hall.
Tickets. Submitting gentleman and
two ladies' in masks on the floor Parties
holding such tickets and wishing to attend as
spectators are entitled to three reserved seats
in the dress circle, and can exchange the
same at H. Blocks jewelry store five days
prior to the ball.
SpectatOrs' Tickets, 81 5O-For the
dress circle, and can be reserved at any time
at H. Blocks jewelry store.
Gallery Tickets, Sl-To be had at the
Opera House ticket Office on the evening OF
the ball.
Noone admitted on the floor without mask
before ~ O'Clock, and at IL O'Clock, at the
sound Of the cornet, everyone must unmask.
Tickets to be had from the committee.