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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-11-24

recently IN Fannin county, Texas.
Elk. Mayor Kalloch and his two
sons have located at New Whstcom,
W.T..
Armanto, the murderer Of Martinsz
at Los Angeles, has been sentenced
for life.
The bondsmen of sx.Treasurer
Callahan of Sacramento, will be sued
for 81, ,465 90.
Fannie Fulleride Get FIRE to her
house ct Park City, Utah, during q
debauch this week.
Billings, N, T., has an artesian
we'll seven hundred feet deep, but no
water has been struck.
Rumor has II that q $3.50, 600 hotel
will be speedily erected at Los Ange.
les, with Eastern capital.
A strike of fine silver-lesd ore 10
reported in the Abalone mine at
Cerro Gordo, Inyo county.
A reported strike of fine gold
gravel in a we'll at Salt Lake produc-
cd considerable excitement Saturday.
Eighteen cars ran down the Teh-
schepi grade the other day, having
become detached while going up the
grade.
About three hundred Chinese who
sometime ago struck on the Portland
Kalama Branch Railroad have gone
to work again.
George E. Spencer, the man want
cd as q witness 10 the star Route
trials at Washington, was arrested in
Carson, this week.
Willis Sumner pleaded guilty at
Merced to the murder Of Thomas
Griffith and was sentenced to ten
years at San Quentin.
In connection with the Hill. Sharon
imbroglio, William N. Nelson,
brings serious charges against mem
bers of the Grand Jury.
Monday evening 8. Il. White, civ
il engineer of the Denver and South
Park Railway, was murdered by g
tlecutter at Robinson, Col.
The tramp who murdered two
women near Brookville, L. l., and
brutally beat an old man, has been
fully identified BY the latter.
Reports from the Ceur d'Alens
placers are so contradictory that Q
prospcctor will have to examine for
himself before he will rest satisfied.
An attempt was made Saturday to
bring twenty five Chinese into Wash
ington Territory by mesns of affldsv-
its. They were returned to Victoria.
An old man and his wife were
murdered on the Mexican side of the
Rio Grande, on Monday. They were
poor, and 1t is supposed revenge was
the motive.
Susie Robson, 9 song-and dance
woman at dive on B street, Portland,
dropped dead Wednesday night of
apoplexy. The performanc, stopped
aud the doors were closed.
Blanchard and Strand, for attempt
ing to smuggle Chinese into Wash
ington Territory, have been sentenced
to two months imprisonment and q
fine of 500 and costs at Port Town.
send.
William Smith, one of the gang
who broke out o. the Salem peniten-
tiaty last July and wounded the
guards, and who had been copyictsd
and sentenced to death, has had 9
new trial granted to him.
q. Jones, who shot M. Barnett at
Yakima City, W. T., some time ago,
has just been captured. He made q
most desperate resistance. being arm
ed to the teeth. The officers found
it necessary to shoot Jones three times
before be would yield-in the neck,
body and thigh. HIS wounds are
dangerous. He is confined 10 Jail
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-11-24

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RAKUAAT ? RALYsIs. sEURALoIA, scIATIcA,
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Turpid Liver, Gout, Seminal Emissions. In
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Constipation. Erysipelss. INDIGESTION. Hernia.
or Rupture. Catarrh, Piles, Epilepsy, Dumb
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when any debility Of the aENERATIvk
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weakness Of the spine, Falling Of the Womb.
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In ordering send measure Of waist and size
of shoe. Remittance can be made In curren-
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The MAgneton Garments arc adapted to all
ages. are worn over the underclothing. mot
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seasons Of the year.
send stamp for the New Departure In Med
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-11-24
JIM HIGGINS,
BOOT &N SHOE
MAKER
MAIN STREET.
DAYTON, NEVADA

All my work is done In . ArstclAss msa
suit the times.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-11-24


Nocturnal Emission, Aversion to Society.
Dimneas division. Noises In the Head; the
vital fluid passing unobserved In the urine.
and many other diseases that lead to insanity
and death.
DIR. MINTIE will agree TO forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for case of this kind
the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under his special
advice and trestment) will net cure, or for
anything Impure or injurious found In IL.
DR. M1NTIE treats all Private Diseases
successfully without mercury. COnsu lta-
ton free. Thorough examination and ad-
vice, including analysis Of urine. 20, Price
o: Vital Restorative, - bottle, or
dress upon receipt Of price. or @. o. D., secure
from observation. and in private name II de-
sired. by A. E. MINTIE, ID d..
IL Kearny Street.
San Francisco. Cal.
sAmPLE BOTTLE FREE Sent on
appliea alton by letter stating symptoms. sex
and age. Cmmunicstions strictly eonhden-
tial.
DR.. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REM,
EDY, NEPHRETICuM cures All
Kinds Of Kidney and Bladder Complaints.
0onorrhcea, Gleet, LeucorrhDa. For sale oy
ali druggists; 81 bottle, six bottles for 70.
DIR. MINTIE'S Dandelion Pills
are the best and cheapest Oyspepsta, and
Biiious cure In the market. For sale oy
all druggista.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-25
TeDegraplAsc Briefs.


Ine steamship Gunare, before reported ashore
on TIE Jersey coast, has arrived at New York.
Emmett onts S. cOlorod, who WAS TO have been
hahgei AT 81 Louis. Mo-, this morning, for the
murder or Antoine Nalle, has secured a stay OF
execution from the court OF appeals until June
22i.
The Dominion government has concluded and
signed conventions with the postal admlnistra-
ons or Germany and switzerland for an exchan nge
OF money orders with Canada, to begin July LIST,
ana negotiations TO the same end with France,
llaly, ana Belgium are progressing favoraby.
Phlppe Francois Xivies TheDiose Heuschling.
ths Belgian writer on political economy, Is dead.
NJ. Ed0utrd Rene Ltfebyre Laboulaye, the well
known French jurst, is dead.
The CITY OF Chicago,a new steamer OF the 1nman
line, which has Just been launched on the Clyde,
mas Deen lowed up the river 10 receive her engines
lt Is expected that she viii start on her first
voyage TO New York on the 18th or September
dispatch from Frankfort. KY. says the case OF
Ellis Graft has been submitted 10 the court OF ap-
peals, but Is not yet decided This operates as a
stay OF proceedings until a decision IS made. The
execution Will therefore not take place to-day
An east bound freight train, on the Pennsylva.
MIA railroad. was thrown from the track near
bennington, this morning, by a broken axle Four
cars were completely demolished, and both tracks
blocked for four hours. Nobody was injured.
JOS Steinan Co., wholesale and retail lew.
ellers OF Cincinnati, made assignment to-day
TO Simon Woifstein.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-25

DRIVING FROM THAT CITY IN THREE HOURS AND
TWESTY-oNE MINUTES on WAGER.
Mr. Harry j. Brooks, the propr. .etor OF the CLOUD
house, OF Baltimore, this morning drove his little
sorrel mare, Augusta j. Brooks. formerly called
The Anne Arundel Maid. from Baltimore TO this
city In three hours and twenty-one minutes, on a
wager Oh $500 that the distance could not be ac-
coinpllsbed IN four hours The exact distance
from Baltimore TO Washington Is said he thirty.
SIX miles, but II Is claimed that from the point
Where the start was made IL Is about forty miles
Mr. BrookS started at six O'Clock this morning, In
llght buggy, and the Referee who took the time
Dodrded the GAO train for This city, and awaited
the arrival or the mare and her owner at the cor.
ner or Maryland avenue and street, which point
they reached at 9:2l. The mare was at once put
up at Washington Majors stables, where this
Ioofnng she mad many admirng visitors She
did not appear at all distressed, and her owner
says III enough money was pG. up he could drive
her BACK again this afternoon in four hours She
Is sorrel mare, standing about 15S hands high.
eight years or age, and has record of 2:aa She
Is valued at s50o Last Friday she was driven
nlty niles In nVe hours, drawing a buggy with
tWo pass myers one weighing over 200 pounds and
The other lS0 pounds
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Foreign News by Cabu. tn a,x.

AN EXTENSIVE FIRE IN THE sLPs-toss OF TrFy
PARIS, May 26-An extensive IRE has occurred
at Vars, In the department or the ulkvr Al 4
Fifty houses were destroyed and several persons.
peHShed In the flames
THs POPE SATISFIED WITH THE RESULT OF Brs CIR.
CCLAR
LONDON May G.-The Daily ye,rs correspondent
al Rome says the Pope Is satisfied with the result
or his circular TO the Irish bishops and that he
expected IL would be received with more oppo-
sitfon than has been shown 10 It.
CORRESPONDENT OF THE n T. IRISH WORLD AR.
RESTED.
DrBLrS. May 25-Joh1 Behan. the correspondent
or the Irish World OF New YORK for the West
Clare district, has been arrested a charge or
intlnldattng the driver or mail wagon, whom Le
had called a spy and an informer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-25
Mine Troubles im the West.
MILITIA LIKELY TO IN CALLED OFT.

ST. LOUIS, May 2G-Gov Hamilton has tele-
graphed 20 President Crandell that whenever the
sheriff OF St Clair county Qfncially notifies him
that he Is unable 70 AFFORD protection to the men
who desire to work In the mines he VIII call out
the militia and maintain order. It is not likely
that any attempts win be made by the mine
owners to resume opeT atio1s this week, but there
win probably be combined movement to reopen
the mines next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-25

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-Michael Cleary. the pus
gliSt. and James Freeman, who some time ago
committed an assault and battery upon VIM. r.
saunders, saloon-keeper. were before VI sgstr lts
Lukens to-day for hearing. Saunders who has
recovered from his injuries, withdrew the prose-
cution, and the Defendants We're held in ;l0oll
ball each 70 keep the peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-25
Two Deaths from pos~ou

PATERSON, \. j., May 25-William Black and
John McClaren died here this morning. IL is SUP
posed, from the effects OF poisoned meat which
they had for dinner on Wednesday. Others OF the
McClaren family are sick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-25
Affairs In West Vvashfn0tOn

BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-At the 10th reeuIar
mSa's hs1a Iast mee9g @ 81 sne a16 Building
posed OF, being IL shares retired ut the stock
value rates, SOS per share.
ACofDENT.-Mr. Leonard Bernard, the butcher,
fell from his wagon on 9th, near 32 street, few
days ago, and received very severe injuries about
his head
place from Oak Hnl cemetery chapel yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock, Rev. Mr.. Childs, OF the
Presbyterian church. .of1ciating. The pal-bcarers
were Messrs. VIM l. Dunlop, s. II. Brown, B. II.
Mayneld. Jonn Leetcis l. {. Frey and M. v.
Buckley.
FIRST CoNMuNIoN.-An unusually large number
OF children or both sexes made tleir first commit
pus Christi day., having received the necessary
Instructions from the venerable Father Roccoford
and Brother Whelan.
IMPRovEMENTs.--Mr. Horace 9arboe, the cooper,
is building brick warehouse on the corner on 3lst
street and the canal Mr.. Henry Dickson is hav.
ing two comfortable brick dwelling houses con-
structed on 29th street, near Q, adjoining the
property already owned by him there. Mr.. l. Ro-
senbush is building a two-story frame dwelling
house at the junction or the Tunl@w and Ridge
LITERARY ENTERTAINNBNT-At the Bethesda
Literary Association last evening an Interesting
paper, entitled "Hints TO young men" was read
by Mr.. @. w. Stewart, and drew forth q spirited
discussion. Miss Sarah Williams gave q select
reading, ana there was music by Miss Harris
GRATN.-Arrived-Boat Saml Jarboe, with 5000
bushels wheat. sold at prices ranging from Slsl 70
sEIPprNo NEws-Arrved-schr Bill Howe.
Phenny, from Boston. Salled-Schr. Rodney Par.
ker, Parker, for New Haven; schr. Charles F.
Briggs, Hannell, for New Bedford; schr. Nestfe
Champion, Champion, for Washington via Pctts-
ton, Me-, sailed from Boston 23d instant; schr Vim.
town, sailed from Fan River alst instant: schr.
Cora, for washington, sailed from Aenneeeo
CoxnITion o. THE wArxR-Greas Falls, vssy
turbld; receiving reservoir, turbid; distnbusane
reservoir, c1eaks
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shot Whtle Plo,Vtu0.

LITTLE Rock. ARK. May 23-On Tuesday q
prominent farmer, named Merrill while blowing
In neld near Button, Yell county, was sssas-
slnated, ana was found dead in furrow with a
oulet In his body. There is no clue To the mur.
derer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-25
Accident ON the Midland Railroad.
nunxax.sx

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 2a-An accident oc-
CURED on the Midland railroad last night by
which three men were seriously injured. AS the
fast norehward freight train was nearing Shortie's
bridge, between Charlottesville and Orange court
house, an axle broke, throwing four cars on the
track and down an embankment The conductor
was badly hurt Inspector Rudd had an arm
broken and brakeman was seriously injured.
The wreck was soon cleared away and trains are
passing on time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-25
Shot I'm a Quarrel About the Queens
Birthday

ST. Louis, May 25-Informauon came in from
The western suburbs at two o'clock this morninr
that quarrel had occurred in a street car out on
the Manchester road about one o'clock between
two men, and that one shot ami killed the Other
me quarrel grew out OF discussion about the
Queens birthday anu English politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-25

GRKENwoop, KY, May ga freight train on
the Beaver Greek railroad was wrecked yesterday
by misplaced switch. Richard Hays was Killed
and two colored men were badly Injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-25

NEW YORK, May IS 1T is estimated that durin =
the two hours from TO clock this morning thss
people crossing from Brooklyn 10 New YORK over
the bridge averaged 20 per nj mute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-25

NATIONAL TEEATER.
MO-, DAY EVENING, MAY %,
Mutual Bene nj.
THE BARRETT DRAMA &c CLUB
Ar:o the
STAGE EMPLOYEES OF The NATIONAL THEA
TER,
Oh which occasion will be presented
IhA Beautiful. tomantic Comedy,
DAN I'D GShhlCh,
And
MP. AND MRS. lETER WHITE.
The Casts embracing the full strength of the Dramatic
Club.
novel feature of the Evenings Performance will be
the entire cbangeof
STAGE SETTING
from Elaborate Interior the cOInedy to Beautiful
Landscape Exterior CHE fGrCe) with CGrtafn
full view Of the Audience, 5y the fall corps of stage
hands under the direction OF
MIR. WM. A. I. PHILLIPS Master Machinist.
And
Mr. MORGAN A. SHERWOOD. Property Master.
A feature before thus any other
Ihfater- my2o-tt
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE C>LUM-
BIA BoSr gu q uB viii be III held ID At at the boat house
M to consider the adyisabty OF holding an open re-
fe5t e RN 4E2ss Financial
fr THE MEMBERS OF ANCHOR LODGE, 10.
HI H; are ea to meet meet at ss their Lodge
p to attend the funeral of the late Brother HENRY
iEArMAN Members Of Sister Lodges are invited to
IT l.. R. TREMBLY. Junior Master.
SS ro hSR E%fR1sH S1sstS Sss
hPEi P1 II e Il requests ts
patients win consu their family physicians before ap
e a followed only sssal!ss
~ udda HAVING VII 6, tRuECHAsED THE sIocx ANR
81 hs H
eDt RoD.rt It KHsse and and NTH chooe
snd Sc x ss se nsn
"BSssFss BSsss;. Vegetable Cough syrup" D aoarn]
White and Yellow Pine BUILDING LUMBER, Of all
kinds. constantly on hand.
AT THE EfISH h6WtHf HfSRXG92st MSHR2T PRICES.
Our facilities and stock for the city and country job
Estimates promptly furnished at
wM. MCLEAN son.
my23 18th and B streets northwest.
NoTICE;--THE. ANNUAL MEETING OF
CoMPNy viii be hed in the Office at the Cemetery yo on
s1ectins a Rns lsss at p M for the purpose Of
my21- m w&ftd Secretary.
msenF + ha & as sr5
hed at M ok Msx p sa s be
no Invest wy zSf sS ss
fss the m % q
p MSoK XII be sd
FkI:D. W. ROYCE. Secretary. Zap; ap27-f&,uios:: :
rJge, oFEiCE aEoRa 5TOwN GAS LIGHT COM
s-S FANY, MAY 10. 18S3-A meeting Of the Stock
fsf nc june n'
sne nd 4th lsss Polls VII be op-ned at IL O'Clock
myl9-l4t q. W. CRoPLEY. Secretary.
rwo MUNcAsTER s HOWARD.
Corner 7h and streets northwest Prescriptions filled
only by Registered Pharmacists. myl5-1m
rv THE RICHMGND TOOTH GROWN AID
or ARTIFICIAL LIE TEETH Il 4 Wilbur 7W9infHHn6ur PLATES
c1o nave ,os eps4sed Dr. L. Anderson. an expert in
large New York and @ oer then estiss saes
Of the brddns s 70 i eeh aaa
hs Ds FIJI the
oLeraaons are cteantH natural i'll appearance and
GEO. B. WEIGH.
.,os ,,. DENTIST.
s office to ISL ISL 1Fa street e' HAS AENons2 Hls
r.ps GAS FIXTURES!
THE LARGEST STOCK IN TIE CRY TO
SELECT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST.
1LEASL CALL AND EXAMINE,
CORCORAN BUILDING,
f2o E.F BROOKS.
~ GAS FIXTURES.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST DESIGNS
SLATE MANTFLS, IATROBES.
FURNACES \, RANGES AND CRATES,
PLUMBING, TIMING.
And all jobing promptly done.
m24 SAML s. SHEDD 400 9Th STREET v W
F-fSs GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS
FkESH FROM THE SPRING
W. c. MILBURN, PHARMAc,sr
70 1929 Pennsylvania avenne.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue, s3l9, ,9s677; customs. s493 252 IS.
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PERsoNAL.-General and Mrs Grant are visiting
their old home at Galena.-Aristarchi Bey is in
New York.-Mr. and MrR Titan j. Cofley and
daughter expect to sail for home from Liverpool
Tomorrow by the Cunard steamer Serv1a.-Mr
Geo. p Gorham. editor Of theRepublicdn, is to
orate at Wilmington, N. c., on decor alton day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-25
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

Reported for EVENING STAR.
The ELsc1Ios...The munic,pal election yester
officials took place st the conservative primary
election, which took plIce some weeks ago. The
OF Gas All GI MT Coon eer
]. T. Beckham; auditor, f. l. Crockett: corpora
tion attorney, T. Kemper; collector Il taxes, south
ern district IT. Hill superintendent Of s2s, Jacot
Roxbury; cferk OF gas. r. T. Cook: superinSe enden1
OF police, j. p Coleman; clerk OF Market janis W.
Stephen Swain; measurer OF wood and bark,
Wesley Makeley. Council-1st ward, alderman,
smooe %sass and conncilmen . snowden B.
ward. alderman. W. b. Marbury; councllmen, r.
N. Lawson, G. W. Fisher, F. E Corbe tt and Chas
80 haeaS
berg and Joseph 8. Beach; 4th ward, alderman, L
w. Reid; councilmen, J. w. Peake, John w. Swee-
trates-lst ward. A. F. Cox; sd ward, L h Kell;
Sd ward. Patrick Dillon: 4th ward, J. C. Taiaferro
TIE NEW RAILROAD CoMPANY.-The purchasers
OF the washington and Western railroad now be-
come corporation under the title of the WASH
ington, Ohio and Western Railroad Company,
have taken charge Of that road, and have ap.
K1mDal, secretary and treasurer, and Joseph
T. Wright. assistant secretary and treasurer.
presided at the Chesapeake Presbytery, Which
met at the Prince Presbyterian church yesterday,
and z. Kemper, OF this city, acted as clerk It
present
WOMEN AT THE PoLLA-A number OF ladies from
Washington city and neighborhood appeared at
the polls In Alexandria county, canvassing in
favor OF local option. This Is the nrst time women
have appeared at the polls here.
REPoRTKRs NOTEa-During the late ten days
registration In the third ward COS names were
placed upon the books The old registration
books contain over 800 names. The falling OF Is
mainly In colored voters, go OF whom and 68S
white voters have registered-Mr. John McDer.
yesterday. and Mr.: William Hogan and Miss Kate
Price the evening previous. The Patrick Henry
society OF St Johns academy have invited Hon.
george MuShback to deliver the annual address
before them.-The Alexandria Literary society
has elected MiIlard H0bson presiaent-Mr. p.
Murphy died at home on Pendleton street last
evening.
SARAH BRRRYs WnL-The will OF the late Sarah
Berry, admitted to probate to-day, beQueathS TO
her daughters Margaret A. and Marion Berry all
the personal property In her residence; TO p. T.
Berry the three-stOry brick warehouse at the
southeast corner OF Water and High streets (West
Washington); also, the tw0-story warehouse east
thereof and the residue Of her estate to her daugh
ters She names c. q. cragin. JE. as executor.
BIDS WE'RE OPENED at the Treasury department
to day for granite steps, buttresses. &C.. for the
new custom house at Albany, N. T., as follows:-
NJ Waldo Granite Company. Se.4lS: n q. St
John, $3.50; Alexander Whan, t8Ol6; Davis TIL.
son, Sa6l6: NcMuTpy kBrooks. N. z, $,572; and
the Concord Granite Company. ea.s9A
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senator Anthony ssiDl Gmprovtug.
fRosLpkNcE, May &.-Senator Anthony rested
well last night and seems 70 be improylns to-day.
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CSers A~Jouraed Because of Smallpox.
SALvksToN, May 1.-A special 70 the yetcs from
Beaumont says: The district court here adiourncd
LOT me Term on the third day OF ITS session.
impossibility OF getting either witnesses or hurry.