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FINANCE AND TRADE.
NONETlRY MAIIERS.
New York Money Market.

Nav YoRk. April l2 1872
The foreign commerce of New York for the past
week was as follows: General merchandise (mports),
Including dry goods sj.jsj,os6; produce (exnorts),
s5,g6O,gs.
Money easy to-day at Idj per cent, closing at I.
Foreign exchange inactive at i5G6liS61 for long
and is7ii6t4s74 for demand.
Government bonds quiet, except for new Is,
which were active.
State bonds were dull except for Louisiana consols,
which were strong.
Railroad bonds were strong and higher The largest
transactions were IN Erie consolidated seconds, which
advanced from GS's to Bsss. Kansas Pacific incomes
No G rose GA TO 30, against i34 Thursday last aud
do 70 II rose 2ai to 90 Missouri Kansas aud Pacific
consolidated aSsonted adv need to 59,E do seconds to
~ 2G, New Jersey Central consolidated assented to
sok do convertible assened 10 sou 81 Paul 6rsts to
RVS, aud G Il G first to GO. The Toledo and Wa
bash issues strong and hgher consolidated con-
hls 40 seconds Eek coupon 2 to 50, aud do (SJ
LOUIS DIVISION eN matured cOuponl y To So Kansas
PACIFIC Trust receipts were active at 1885 l0sa.
The STOCK market was fairly active hut the specula
ton was decidedly Irregular. The principal dealing
was in Kansas Pacific, which advanced from 2. to 2j,
closing NJ the higher point In the earlier dealings
bash. During the Afternoon the Northwestern shares
became weak and fell off 4 on the common and y per
cent ON the preferred This teuded by degrees to de-
press the rest OF the list aud the closing quotations
were at decline of i per from the best prices.
Hannibal and ~ Joseph preferred very weak.
seihg down rom f2E TO iO'a. The transactions ng-
were Lake Shore, lsU1 Wabash 20 were NOrtl-
west, 1850 were 81 Paul 1900 Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western, 1900 were New Jersey Central,
gN1 were Michigan Central 600 were Union Pacific,
Rld 5,VyOwere Missouri, Kansas aud Texas,
The following were tho closing prices;
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AUCTION SALES.
UNITED STATES MARsnATs SALE.

4 Al T I'D y II 10 lINNoTINIIo TNTITs
BY virtue OF n writ of heri facia irsued out OF the
Clerks Office of the supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed will sell ut public
SALE for cash at the courthouse door of said District
on MONDAY, the 18th day of April 1870. ut u
o'clock M, all the right, title claim and interest OF
the defendant in and To the following described
property, TO witt Subot No. 49, square No. on, Wash
ington. y. g., together with NIL and singular the i'm
prOvenents thereon, seized and levied upon rs the
property OF John II. Casse to satisfy execution No
lOs0O, ut law, IN ltvoT OF Henrietta Stuart.
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
u, r. Marshal u. G.
JOHN SHERMAN Auctonocr nih2Gdts
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Tho s,roat donbtat rocir
RATIONAL HoUTE, AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, roRTHwESr,s WEST AND SOUTH.
TO TAKE Effect
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1878, at $40 AM
4. NJ. Leave washington,
Go5T,tNSlsW YORK, IHlLApELPHIA, AND Dos s.
nepoiis junction, Jessups, Hanover, and Elk
o-Baiiimore Annapolis, and Way piedmont,
Strasburg, Winchester, Hagerstown, and Way via
a,o-tBAirTMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
' ctSet n MgSk I Rn9 Wny sG9s WIN
SEw n9k RiiIAPEIPliiA hor bpS ,Sy 70
New York and Philadelphia. stops ut Annapolis
Ifan t9vS i F}IsRd & SfsGo freq E9
erick. Hngertown. and Valley Branch, except
TO Cincinnati daily. Grafton TO sandusky daily.
Noc,..iOh sunday ouly--Bal,more. Annapolis, md
ioco-BkLTiMoRE EXrREss stops at Bladcns.
burg, College Besyillc, laurel, Annapolis Juno
- lion, JosSups, aud Hanover.
isiO- Baltimore, Annapolis. Eiilcott city. and Way.
iso-tNkW YORK, PHILADELPillA, AND BoS.
TuE ENpnESs. stops 1T Laurel.
10; ion sunday only ior baltimore and Way sta
tso"BAITIMoRE nLApENsBuRG. AND LAU.
lslsL E%pnkss Frederick via Relay. stops al
l9j"ipolni Of ROCKS Frederick, Hagclstown, Win
chester, and Way stations. on sundays to Point
Am OF hogss and Way stations 9nly s,,,,or.
t.sO-4PiiiLA bEIPiIIA, NURFoGk, AND BAL
IiMQhEs LNil,l:SS Ellleol Ciy Norioih' e., SS
cars direc! 70 boat al caution. STOPS nj Bladens
S5,-t CniC&Go AND COLUMBUs EXPRESS
aiot. hLfiMoRE tx 'REsst
SgO-puint Of Rocks aud Way stations .. . .
"O ASb f f2HIs ItSo ExT i TlGHrr *
a, ctpi sunday PULLMAN tnIS i,, mn, ANnpAt
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RIVER AND CANAL NEUIS.
Washington River Front.



BiscOc's misunderstanding Arlington, Allen,
Little River with lumber to A T. Phillips Virginia
griffith, Tenth Landing, with hay to Nicholas Brewer
Great FAILS Ice Company's wharf-Sicamcr Arctic
Canning Little River. with ice to the Great Falls Ice
Company,
Riley's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mary Francis, Thomas
B II Bratton. johnson, and Music, Kelley, all fl III
Norfolk. with oysters to market.
H. lsby's POint-SchOOucr Robert Hcaly, Jones, Hleh'
mOnd, with paving block IN W Murdoch.
CLEARED.
BiscOe's wharvcs-Stc.uner Virginia, Gnhth, down
the river, light.
Rlcy's wharves- schooncrs John NJ Gray, nunaick
II Goodsill, Evans; Uncle ~; Mnishali; Union
Belle johnson; Aunio Morrll, Wood; VI T. Moody,
Evans and Georgia, --, all bound down, light.
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.IoHN SHERMAN & Co.
~ 81. Cloul building,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.

REAL ESTATE, SITUATED AT THE NOlgT!-
WEST CORNER or @ STREET NORTH AND
IiilRD STRhhI WhST; IN TIE Sibh OF
by virtue of decree of the supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed In equity cause No:
49, William Bowen vs.. the Freedman's savnss aud
Trust Company ct all, the undersigned, MS trustee
VIII sell, on WEDNESDAY, the I'D day of April, \.
ID, 1879 ut four () o'clock m ut public auction, IN
front of the premises. the following described real cs
tate TO witt All that piece and parcel of ground sit
uate in the city OF Washington, District of Columbia,
and known and DESCRIBED. as part Of lot numbered
one "a, la square numbercd!hve hundred and twenty
nine (h20l being hrty-one CD feet nine 90 inches
front North q street and running bAct that With
hundred 400 feet together with all the improve
ments and appurenanccs thereto belonging or IN any
wise appertaining.
Terms OF sale; one-fourlh 90 OF the purchase
money thereof 10 be paid at the time OF sale IN cash,
and the balance to be paid In three ( equal Install
ments. at ~, two (2, and three 90 years, win
interest thereon from the day OF sale the notes the
purchaser purchasers TO be given for such deered
payments. But the purchaser or purchasers Of the
said property shall have the privilege of paying cash
for the same the day OF sale or on the hnnl rai.
iicaion of the sale by the court said property VIII
he sold clear of all taxes due and unpaid upon the
same at the time of sale. ..
w NJ SMITH. Salesman. apll.CUdNlS
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GENERAL MARK ELS.
Georgetown Grain Market.

GEORGETOWN. April IL, 1871.
Wheat-In the absence Of receipts of wheat today
the were no offerings on Change and write the
market necessarily quiet and inactive, while prices
remain nomlnally unalterei. We continue TO quote
the range of good TO prime Fuita at 81 l2Gl II and
Lancaster at Il l50ll II.
Corn-'rlc supply of corn continues fully ample FIR
present milling wants, and still write quotations
nominal Ut iic for yellow and ~, for white.
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Circuit Court-JustiCc CoX-ilgynIo vs. llaynlc
judgment ret aside; death Of plaintiff suggested
aud Marian +, llaynic, cNccutriN, made patty and
Judgment IN fOyorof cXccutTix. Tucker & shcr.
man ". Bigclow; motion 10 Quash gnnIshmoui
ovcrulcd and Judgment of condemnation against
garnlshoc. National Metropolitan Hank ". Bipc'
low; same action Stern ". Allcli motion TOT
Judgment overrulcd, Russell W. National Capital
Insurance Company; inquIsiion Of damages OF,
dCrcd appeal. Smith u Wimsalt w. Clark judg
mcnt EmniCd. lluntlCy W.. kibum; Judgment
granted. Williams w. Davis q NJ; demurrer us
mined', boone W. GodiIcyi motion 10 qua,h
granted.
ASSIGNMENTS ron TO-DAY.
supreme Court Of the District No Oh, Trcus.
dell vs.. Austin, No, o., Dwight Va White. M qI
Hunt vs. Burchc; No, 90. kondfick Va Norris. 40
%, Cole vs.. Ried; No, %, lalntcrys Drano No. iU
SmithYs Chronicle Company No lOl Beinlss W
Taylor No lml5 Hartley Casey vs. liobroni No
Circuit COuTt-JusiiCe CoN.-No 2l3 Honller ~
Inland and SCAbOnrd COnsting Company. No gst
BTayhed W. MoOhRn ct al; No. 2sl Bmnsun !
Freeman No, 300, Moore w. Douglass No. .gl
Bond, president &c, vs.; sweet etal No. -. Bond
president &c, vs., lNlnhall ct al No. 90 lill NJ
DuncansOn, garnishce No. -, Iva Walsh \,
100 Burns ~. NOrment; No. ~, District ot Culum
bia use &C., vs., liroOkcr q al; No .ps Harvey VI
Nechineycr; No, 2p9 Hall & llumo ". scunl0n so
S02, Downing ~ BIO. ys Gurnau.
Criminal Count - Justice ilRmcr-EdWnTd Ray
assault with intent Ia commit rape; third TRIAL
Equity Court-Justirc NlacArthur-Nu, q, Iauip
bell VS., Peck No. TO- Iuttcn Vs. Rood; No. n
Griffin VS.. kilgOuri No. ~, Howard 81. turusi Sc
Is, Ford vs., HOldn; No. 49, Adler W. Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Company No, ~ ON
No, ~, McNlonus vs.. standish No, "a bouliiu ",
BunuClo.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DR. BOSWORTH, 9lS L STREET n. W, IS THE
~ most sklml and the only Scientific Medical
diseases positively cured Female diseases special
~. Refers TO Senators ID. W. voorhees,, lndiRnn; j.
j. Patterson S. C.; Samuel Norment. Washington. ID.
G., and othern. Consultation free. competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant 10 attend TO ladies'
nnlEly
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FUTURE DAYS.
SHERMAN a CO.. Auctionoers.

John SHERMAN Il CO., Auctionoers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a Two-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING. BEING no. iZl2 rW FIRST
STREET NORTHWEST AND VALUABLE UN-
IMPROVED PROPERTY ADJOINING.
by virtue OF q decd of trust to us, dated December
20, A. d. 1871 recorded In Ilber No. 81, folio r, one
of the land records for Washington County, In the
District of Columbia and by the direction Of the par
secured thereby we will sell at public auction, In
front of the promises No 222 rwoniyhrst street, on
p M, all those certain pieces, parcels or lots OF
ground situate. lying. and being In said Washington
city. District Of Columbia, aud known and designated
parts Ct lots sixteen tl6l and seventeen 90, in
square numbered seventy COZ. Beginning for the
pal of lot ~ at the northeast corner Of said lot hld
running thence west with the south line OF North
street 81 feet inches; thence south 80 feet thence
west Is ect thence south - feet; thence east 10 feet
thence north 20 feet thence east ~ feet inches ana
thence north 20 feet thence east Y feet Inches and
thence north p feet to the place of beginning. He
line OF Twenty first street IS feet south OF the north
east corner uf ~ lot and square and running thence
Wcst O feet TO the east line Of lot 49, thence south SO
feet; thence east 100 feet TO Twcntyttt street. and
thence north 20 feet to the place OF beginning to-
gether with the improV thereon
Terms Of sale One fourth cash, and the balance
PAYABLE In SIX, twelve aud eighteen months with M
tertst ut tie rnte ct per cent per nnnunl (hc de
ierrcd payments TO be secured by decd of trust on
OF tie purchaser. sl00 deposit required at time
OF sale the terms OF which must be complied with
Within seven days, or we reserve the right to resell
the property ut the cnst aud risk OF the deiultng
purchaser THEO. +. GATCIiEL. Trps,acs
Rpl.ids W. &. DUNALL, '
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctionccrs
CATALOGUE SALE
of
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FuRN1TURE

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Magnificent Rosewood 7.Ociavc Plano, stool and
Cover.
Elegant on Paintings, BrOnles, aud Ornaments,
MOquct Body brussels and other Carpets,
being the entire contents of the
Elegant Private Residence of the Hon. Jonn ii.
Mitchell, No. 1907 street northwest.
ON TUESDAY, MORNING, April 10, commencing
Of ~ O'Clock Will sell ut the above residence the
entire contents, most of the furniture having been
made To order.
House opened for inspection on Monday, from 10 ~
m 10 y. m. Catalogues can be had ON application TO
npi2 DtNCANSON BROS Auctionecrs.
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fVHoMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

BY virtue of deed of trust, dated the 18th day Of
November ~ ID, 1872. recorded IN Liber No. I1i, olo
No. OF the land records for the District OF Columbia,
and at the written request OF the party secured there
by, will offer for sale NJ public auction in mont
OF the premises on FRIDAY, the 18th day of April
next at o'clock y. M, the following described
real estate and premises located in the city OF wash
of said city part OF lots numbered H. and H.
In square numbered M aud bounded as follows! Be
ginning for the same ON Thirteenth street west 20 feet
from the southwest of said square, thence run
ming north along sud street Is feet thence east ~ feet
inches; thence south IL feet and thence west TO the
place of beginning, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms OF sale; One fourth Of the purchase In cash
and the residue in six twelve, and eighteen months,
with interest from daY OF sale ~ The rate of er cent
per annum TO be secured by decd Oftrust upon the
premises sold all cash, NJ the pnl chaser option
deposit of 500 will he required OF the purchaser on
the day of sale II the terms of sale are not complied
with within live days, the trustees reserve the right
to resell AT the risk and cost of the deiaulthg ur
Chusar
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TINTED STATES MARsuAEs SALE.

By virtue of writ of fierl iacias Issued
out OF the clerks Office of the supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia, aud
NJ the court-housc door of said District on THURS
DAY the list day Of May, lsg OF u o'clock NJ, all the
right titlc clam ana interest of the defendant IN md
TO the following described property TO wit: 70 lot
Mile, Known as oak lawn in The District OF Column
6ia being situated 1T the intersection Of Columbia
road and Nineteenth street extended, seized aud
levied upon ~ the properly of Maria n. Soddard TO
satisfy execution No i7lC0 at law, in favor of Matilda
:. Hartman. FRED'K DOUGLASS,
U. ), Marshal, ID. c.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctoneer apl2ds
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Georgetown River Front.

Arrved-Schoouers Maria Pearson, -, Phila.
delphla; Belle Halliday, -, Pruvidcn c, TO load
CuNl
Cleared-Schooners James A Parsons, Skull New
Huven with 3ls tons coal; Emma \ Era, HUI jersey
Guy, with 81 IONS coal.
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RGErOTN MEMS.

Collected by Republican Reporters.
Hermione Lodge, NJ lis meeting on Friday even
ing last resolved 10 change To- meeting night hglA
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GJn CT nnn Inyested IN Wall 81. stocks makes
NH i0NI UlItjiortunes every month. Book sent
Wv "VijVOVtrec explaining everything. Ad,
dress BAXTER n 90. BaDgors, II Wall-stN.l s2seoly
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Henry 4. cIAnHMEi c rrnsteos
PY WALTER b WILLIAMS x Co, AuctionccTs


Try WALTER b. WILLIAMS X CO., Auctioncers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON HUSElTS AVENUE, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH sTREETS NORTHWEST,
by virtue Of deed OF trust given to us, dated No
vcmbcr 1, 1870, and duly recorded IN lOer No, SO,
folio 32 of the land records of the District OF Co
umbia, and by request OF the party secured we Will
sell on WEDNESDAY, April ~, ls7D, at o'clock p,
m In front Of the premises all that piece or parcel OF
land knOwnand designated on plat OF the city OF wash
ngton, u. G., part OF lot three 49,, square three
hundred and seventy (31O), viz: beginning fof TIE
same at the southwest corner OF said lo, thence with
Massachusetts av nue. southeastery twenty-five go
feet thence nt right angles TO said avenue one hundred
aud SIX 0ON) feet, thence nOrhwcsterly twenty-five
(2) feet five 49, inches, thence H right angles one INN.
dIed and one (O) leet and six Ol inces To place OF
beginning, being the same property conveyed TO WA.
liam Johnson by Edwin Green on the alst day OF
August, \, u. 1870 together with the improvements
Sc, consisting Of frame dwcilnghOuse, with store
room.
Terms OF sale; One third, together with the OK
pCnseS OF sale, In cash. the balance la six and twelve
months secured 10y deed Oftrst Oh the property sold
with interest ~ per cent per nnnuin payable semi
annually or all CNsh, az option OF purchaser de-
post ui suO required al time of sale IuuNUynncing
1T purchasers cost. lftcrms ut sale are not complied
with within ten (iO) DAYS nom day OF sale the trustees
reserve the right 10 resell the property at the risk aud
cost Of dctAulng purchaser, upon giving one week =
notice Of such resale IN some ucWspapol published Ia
wNI J. WARREN, l,,.,s,,os
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RALTlMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The great dOnhe-track
RATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. roRTHwEsr, WEST, AND SOUTH
WEST
10 TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1878, at $40 A. NJ.
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A SPLENDID OPrORTU SITY TO WIN A FOR
~ TUNE FIFTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION
CLASS H. AZ NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
MnN M l..n-lnsIh MlMlhlN NrAMlng.
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GEORGE B. WEIGH,
JIM n L. La Z rs
SURGEON DENTIST,

Dentistry In all It's branches, Ten years perfect
success with nitrous oxide gas. ocl5
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AMUSEMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
EASTER WEEK
n. M. S. PlNAEnRE :

Tie management begs to call attention 10 the
dnctiOn here Of Arthur SullivRn's Sparkling Co
Ouprn.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-07
The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by druggists, that
carries such evidence of its success and
superior virtue as Boschees German
Syrup for severe coughs, COLDS settled
OH the breast, consumption or any dis
ease of the throat and lungs. A proof
OF that fact is that any person afflicted,
Jan get sample bottle for 10 cents and
try it's superior effect before buying the
regular size at 70 cents. 1t has lately
been introduced in this country from
Germany, and its wonderful cures are
astonishing everyone that uscsit. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try it,.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-07

W. II. Howard arrived from Paradise
last evening. He reports the Paradise
mill at work again and crushing ore as
fast as teams can haul it from the mine,
He says the Rather mine is producing
exceedingly rich ore, some of which is
now being worked at the Bullion Of
Paradise mill. L
AT the Mount Rose, Captain Raw
hngs is developing a mine which
promises to be second to none in the
district In the incline which is being
sunk Oh the lead there is from three to
four feet OF ore, some of which assays
very high in silver.
The tunnel on the Big Nick has cut
the lead, and some very rich ore is be-
ing taken out of the mine.
Work is being prosecuted vigorously
on the Big Prize mine, and it is ex-
pected that the tunnel will reach the
ledge in a few days. Some very rich
stringers OF ore have been cut in the
tunnel, and the prospects of finding the
main lead are very good.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-07
LOCAL INTELLIGEN CE.
Bullion From Corlez DISTRICT.

s. Wenban shipped yesterday to San
Francisco from his mine in Cortez Dis
trict, near Beowawe, eleven bars of
bullion, valued at Sl3,036 %. Cortez
is one of the oldest mining districts in
Eastern Nevada, mill having been
built there in lS65, when the Indians
along the Humboldt. east of Winnie
mueca were ON the warpath.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-07
District Court.

Some time since j. A. Erquiga, al.
legged that Jose M. Ugarriza stopped
him on the highway and compelled him
to sign note for S2O6 and an order on
Joseph German to pay the same.
Ugarriza was arrested and examined
before Justice Osborn, who held him
under bonds to keep the peace. Now
Erquiga brings suit against him for
$1,000 damages for assault and compel
ling him to execute the note and order
before mentioned. The case came up
before the District Court yesterday.
General Buckner appearing as counsel
for plaintiff and NJ. s. Bonnifeld for
defendant. A jury Of six, namely, J.
II. McAllister, A. T. Gibson, A. Klein
hans, Fred. Plane, Jerry Grammm and
Hez. Barnes, was impaneled to try the
case. The principals and witnesses in
the case are Spaniards, and as the evil
dence has to be interpreted, their ex-
animation is necessarily slow, and the
case will occupy the time of the Court
at least to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-07
A Lively Runaway.

JOHNNY Banister's gray horse, Rosin-
ante run away with the delivery wagon
to which he was attached yesterday,
and astonished his owner and every
body else at the time he made from
Kesler's Brewery to some bales of hay
in front of Naramore's Stables. Andy
Hubs, who saw him start says that he
went at 2.40 gait down the street, and
when he stopped short at the hay, the
wagon went clear over him and fell
bottom side on the other side of the
hay The boys say they will bet ON
him against any horseaesh in the State
in two hundred yard race towards a
hay stack.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-07
hay stack

Bishop Alenany, of the Romaa Cath
elic Charch, and BISHOP Rdeley, Of the
Greek Catholic Chusch, were passengers
on last evenings train going west
Bishop Alemany, who was on his way
to San Francisco, got aboard AN eastern
bound freight tram, to which some bag
gage cars were attached, and did not
discover his mistake until the passen-
ger car had left. The Greek Bishop,
who was bound to Alaska, wore a Pc
culiar suit, which attracted consider
able attention. and which led the Pr
utes to make SOME very uncomplimen-
tary remarks about him,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-07
THE STATE FAIR.
The First Days Races-small At
tendance.

tcmOaucCs
From the Reno Journal
The attendance at the track was not
large, but about the usual number of
the first day. The
FIRST RACE.
Was dash of three-quarters of mile
for $50, between Illusion, Minnie
Brighton, Red Oak and Betsy Mcclure.
Pool selling was quite lively, Illusion
and Minnie Brighton selling alternately
as favorites. Illusion had the pole,
Red Oak second, Minnie Brighton
third, Betsy fourth.
The Judges were G. G. Stevenson, J.
G. Corey, c. c. Powning. Timers, w.
r. Chamberlain and Joe Stuart.
After five or six false starts the red
flag was dropped, Red Oak standing
still, his rider evidently not noticing
that the red flag had been dropped.
The other three had good start. Betsy
Mcclure took the lead, Minnie second,
Illusion third, in which position the
race was ended, Betsy two lengths
ahead? Time l:lS4
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The Opium smokers.

The opium smokers arrested by
Officer Ruse in Chinahouse last week
"pooled their issues yesterday, and
instead of being examined separately as
at first decided, are now being exam
ined together. On motion of their
counsel, j. H. Wmdle, two of them
against whom there was no positive evil
dence, were discharged.