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miscellaneous.
TO n UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMIDlES, NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIB1ON'S D~IsPENSARY.
N Q. 62S KEARNEl SlREk1,

N q. 625 kEARNE1 SlkEEl,
~ corner Commercial, san 81,
Francisco. Private enhance on t.S
Commercial street. Established teSs5ES<
in 1854, Tor the treatment OF SeXu- 49,
al Il seminal Disease, such as Gunorr
nca, Gleet, structure, syphilis III al. Its
forms, seminal NtakltsS, lGtlotency
etc, etc. SIKH diseases oi ears stanulI (,
ana liberated Legs, etc, successfully
trcateu.
Dk. GIDEON has the pleasure of an.
nouncing that he has returned from Wis.
ltlnEthe principal Hospitals OF Europe,
ana has resumed Practice.
1he Doctor has 81 area neithertime nol
money i'll seeking out lew ~rcniCuleS, aha
has returned with Increased facilities iol
the alienation Oh human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the
OF seli-abuse. Ibis solitary VICE, or ce.
PRAYED sexual i~nuuigchCe, is IraCtlccd 10y
the Youth OF bot SpAeS to an almost uu.
UNITED extent, producing With uHcrriug
certainty the following tram OF n.Orllu
syi III ptounS, unless cUmbatcd by scientific
medical measures, VIZ Sallow counten-
anct, dark spots under the eyes, pam i'll
the head, ringing in the ears, nolse lii.
the rustllnE OF leaves or rafting OF char.
tUs, uncasiIIess about the IONS. weakness
Of the limbs, confused vision, uluntel III
telIccl, loss OF confluence, QlThuence III ap-
preaching strangers, a dislike 10 form
new acqualhtancts, Il disposition to shun
society, loss OF III mOry plEIplcs and Va.
clous e!uptIons about the lace. hectic
hushts, lUrrcd tongue. iutid breath,
coughs, ~coIsunlptiOil, night sweats, mo-
noNiarla, II frequently insanity. II re.
llel be not obtained. YOU should apply i'm
medlately, either III person or BY letter
ana have IA cure effected Icy his new and
scientific mode OF treating this disease.
which never tails OF eiectIng quick and
radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance NAV be CURED
Al HONE, 10y addressing Il letter to lE.
pIbBoS, stating case, ~ mptOns, length
Oh The disease has Continued. and
nave lncuiclne promptly forwarded, free
from damage II curiosity. to anyrart
OF the country. with full and plain dircc.
tons Tor Use, 10y inclOsIng $40 in coin In q
registered letter through The Postofhce. or
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
A package of medicine will be !orvar,
e. by Express toany part ofthe Union.
'rsuNS Wrltlngtothe Doctor Will plea. .
state M name OF the paper they see this
advertisement in.
tial.
Address. DIR. J. F. GlBPON.
Box 1857, San Francisco .~..iiorpia.
IIh-tN
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MEttuasrm,,,
Dry vapora s.,
Try DIR. Mcsro...,
por baths Q, esai,,,al
"es.".rs,.,'
AT the Water.c,.,
wa. splSs,
ONiih MAIN ST., g.. rr,.1

THESE FAITHS wr,.
Il April Is. lS'i, and WERE adE RI
IN existence ior The ale SVl
ism, COLDS, I,eie d
iARALl Sis, iIVIPnAlGl
FACTIONS, / RuNISsILd XII
LAS, stukNl, ana ~ u
diseases. In TACT, All a.! sol
nom a bad state OF The Imlstssl
All persons whose slots
Win murcury lead or Ss,tl'el
sons can be comple,eIy.A ti n
TINS process. AslGeiron reg
cacy. these baths M" sleiaI
them. 'i'eu 10 al
Gon"rrhea, SYPHILIS #, :, .
all descriptions, bnp"nlcla
ton OF the towels orS'@ j
weakness. etc, succ,,s',t, ING
so have the CLtmica va
mon baths. stab
feri,ct cures warrap,sa
aIo\t-naneu dlst ss,s sra
are strictly followed. G
been ueatto b, the prroN
rtka, ana l,r!tot cure !.
instance. | r. Sliuks
first patient. a sltc,r! ~
diseases peculiar To- cbit,
ui.s aha Gentlemen ats
these taihs. \ {, mi,,,
ways in atttliuancc 10 wan.
a sood saigon and llIS1i1
c,hsuNcu IL NECESSARY.
Family rights To- Tie Vel
De sou 10 lsltles II siQiro
AT reasonable latts. NJ.
be without them. he
Al hUh4e. koon,s aIld l..
when desired. Il cl,su,.~
ors-,, M,A.Sa
"u-'lI WateI.rr \
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tbe eureka 5entincl.
Application for Patent.
W. Il.
L =. LAND OFFICE.
EUREKA, NEv, August /. 1878.

I =. LAND tflCE,
U#.l EUREKA, NEv, August l. 1881
NOTICE Is HEREbI GIVEN, That
~ the Richmond Mining Company OF
Nevada tpostomCe address Eureka, Eu-
rel county, Nev.,l nave made applica-
tion tor patent Tor fifteen hundred 1900
linear feet VI the 81. George lode, bearing
silver. lead II other minerals, runnin,
nortneasterly IRON h northeast Goun-
dairy OF the Lookout claim patent sur
vey No. 43l. with u " 18th Of rs feet, situ-
ate in Eureka Mining District, Lurrka
county, Nevada, L described by plat
and neld notes on lie in this office as
follows, viz;
L. =. SURVEY No. &C.
Commencing at a post in stone monu-
ment marked st. Oeorge, :. W. cor" ii
being the y. W. corner Ct Patent Survey
No. 43, on the Lookout lode whence the
entrance TO main incline OF the kicn-
moId mine bears :. TO degrees ". us
feet, and the flagstaff on main street IN
min. h. lU,Ss6 feet; and running
thence, first, y. 3ia deg. W. 1900 feet
thence. y. y deg. r. 2l5 feet thence :.
81. deg. +. l5UO feet thence IS deg. W
2l5 feet, To che place OF beginning. on
tanning 6.S4 a"reS. Courses expressed
from true meridian with variation OF IL =
Nes. f.
This claim is on unsurveyed lands. and
is bounded on the southwest by the kiCh-
mond Mining company OF Nevada and
the Poorman lode, and on the southeast
by the Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company.
This claim is recorded in To7k (. page
ia, OF the Eureka Mining Keccea>, n 4
copy OK said notice and uiasla.I can be
found posted on the :. w. corner OF said
st. George Patent Survty.
au2 CYRUS +. HORN. REGISTER.
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nAnS HILL CONSOLIDATED
n MINING (GMPANN.-Location al

principal place of business san Fran
cisco. California. Location ot WORKS, Eu-
reka county, state OF Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that al a meet
inr of the hoard OF ! irocturs, held on the
24th day OF september, 1873. an assess
ment no. y oi ten C.Vl CENTS per share
was levied upon the caritaI lock OF the
corporation, payable III iiateIy. III
United states god coin, t. .'s secretary,
at the Office OF he c, mrany, 10. il9 Cali
iornia street, san lranci.ro, California.
ANY stock W on which tbs assessment
shall remain unpaid On the 2sth Gay OF
October. 1913. will Ire De, med deiln-
oucit. and advertised Tor sale nj public
auction. and unless payment IS mace lie.
fore. will be sold ON the goth dny of
November. 1913. TO raythe delinquent
assessment. togrih,r with costs oil nuNtr-
Using ard eXpeEs,s of sale.
". ". 1RAll OR, SECRETARY.
Office Room 6. 40 California street. a
Francisco, alliornla. s2e-tu
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Delinquent salr.
nsEN,x SILVER MINING COMra.

L NJ - Location oI pliuclpal V!aee "
business, san tlaEcIsc,, JA4iiOTnld' 10
cation uf worss, Eureka Minins Aislrlc''
Eureka County, Ncvaua.
Notice.-Ihere is q, tnquent upon IN.
following described stock, on
assessment (No. ~ levied on the hi.n
uay OF August, 1873. the several amoui's
set opposite the names OF u respee'i''
SHAREHOLDERS, as follows:
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NOTICE.

vNHE PUBLIC Is HEREBY No.
4 tilted that l have this day sold my
entire stock OF Cigars, Tobacco, etc, to y.
j. Franklin. who will continue the bust
less atthe old stand. All those indebted
me are requested to make payment
= mediately. n persons having ac-
count against me VIII present them for
settlement.
Thankful for the generous patronage
hitherto bestowed upon me, | bespeak a
or. II. ROMAN.
Eureka, Aug. 60, 1878. au3J-Ir.
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delinquent Sale.
EIREkA MINING AND sMELT-

IL ING CONPAE l.~--LOcation ot prlu.
clpai place OF business, san Francisco,
California. locatlon OF Works: Eureka
county. Nevada.
NoTICE.-Ihere is delinquent upon the
following described STOCK, on account If
assessment no. - levied on the list day
of August, 1873, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
Shareholders, as follows:
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And in accordance with Law, and IN
order Of the Beard of Directors, made on
the 2lst day OF August, 1873, so many
shares Of each parcel Of such stock al
may be necessary, will be OLD at public
auction, at the office of the company
2lI >ansOme street, a Francisco, Caii
fOrnia, on MONDAY.
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DR.. r. CE1N

HAS REMOVED TO Ihis
IL adjoining the la olalT ~
Our | athlng aparimtIN !,
fitted, making the N the V's-
10 those Who have la'un,
share OF their patronage v
thanks, and respectiul!! s"-'
uauce Of the same. .,.l
In connection with the a.VS,
ment, Ir. Deter has lfl'atJl
for the reception OF those
ed. Medicines manulac.u"s
vegetation. Cures sualaD"
slg.tf
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The 18th Day of October, 1874.

At hour of l. o'clock m, of said day, to
pay aid delinquent assessment, together
with C SITS OF advertising and expenses OF
the sale Up. REACH. S"c'ntary.
once: III Sansome street, San Francis.
Y, California. s2std
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= M p y STAG.
les Cream, Coffee Saloon,
CHOP HOUSE,

On Buel street, two doors below Judge
Gates Office. open all hours OF
day ana night.
yE'HIS PLACE WILL lie KEPT AS !
= flrst-clasS Chop House. where all
the dellCacics oLtairable in the san
Francisco market can be had,
a"stf GEO. BROWN, Proprietor.
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MINERS UNION.

THIS ASSOCIATION MEETS EVERY
FRIDAY EVENING, AT RUBY
HILL, at ! O'Clock, in the building Tor.
merly occupied by Tommy Douglas.
Miners are requested to be present and
Join the Union. fAl5m
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referring 10 the above, Vef
s..Slt a ItjuLaHte u Inc \
the old IT. Los ala tus'onN1
u,cesSOr, assuring them Sl41
Iublic that We Will 90 AL MNl
merit their taNors. Cur lsoI
ductlug a general melCall1
in All lis llaIChos, are lCS u
al any loiLt between san m
the Missouri rlNtr. I'D
OBEkt klIER q h11
stiff
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FOE SALE VERY

4 COMFORTABLE DWELLING
n House, containing three cOmmo-
dlous rooms, cellar and wash house, all
elegantly fu. finished. Water IN the house ;
also a good well OF the premises. soft
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Business Chan:
TAKE THIS MtpHCI

r TAKE THIS MtpHCQ III
i ING The lublIc that lsgI
sold my entire Stock Of Gati
ing, Liquors ana Genera AtNj
Aessrs. Uterlcluer X hallN,I
continue the business al liz |
In retiring | take occasion N
ther" continuance Of he
hitherto So literally best0'N
cheerinlly Recommending llsi
10 all ol ny iritnus ana !0i-1
All persons 10 meg
payment within thirty da!s
u. II accounts will be piacGL5
4; the SheIItf lor Collected
y~r.lus: me will be AID Oh N
Ill further notice cal n
q a. Ia store. Il
t,r III, sept. -, 1873.
, 1873-08-30

pcotod to bo present. perlapn toy folt, by In
tuition, 4 d1cnt1 Of boii,g ttoatcfl na Mr.. II.
Milton Spear, salary- grabbing n,ctnbor Of the
last Gungrcas, WAS trcatcd III tho Pennsylvania
Democratic Convention tho san,o lny. Mr..
6poar'a name waa reported by tho Conmittoo OIL
Organization for permanent Chairman, whom O
mombcr at onco callcl tho Conventions attou-
tion to Tho raot TINT Mr.. spcnr WIS Aatary-
grabbcr. Mr.. Spear Mt 1irat tried to brazon out
the situation, but llo BOON discovered that it
would not TO, and wisely withdrew hls nn,ne
Messra. Carponter and Howo woro wise enough
not to put III m appearance ut Madison. Had
tloy dono 80 thoy would not hnyo escaped tho
rcbuke thoy 30 richly losoryo. As It was, tho
question Of Mr. Carpontor's arccosBor WAS dis
cusaod, aa though 1t was definitely sottlod TINT
he could not DO his own SUCCESSOR.
, 1873-08-30
EMILIO CASTELAR,.

Tho friends OF tho Spanish Republic for tho
first timo have solid grounds for encouragement
in tho election Of Emilio CASTELAR, to tho prosi-
dency of tho Cortes by tile very substantial yoto
of 1sa to 79. If it wore certainty that tho
Cortos would adopt and tho pooplo sanction his
policy, tho Spanish Republic might yet bo au ac-
compliahcd fact, and rest upon o moro solid
basis oven than that Of France. Tho record Of
tho Republic, howoyor, and the history Of oyory
political struggle In that ill-atarrca country
convoy no ASSURANCE tlat the spanIsl,
rooplo will adopt his policy or that
they will not undo all tho good they hayo
lonc IN Ills election ut tho very first opportunity.
Castolar ia FosIerallst, whoae idoas Of TO-
publican form Of government aro rcal. Els Re-
public would 10 system Of government modol-
cl upon tho best forms, and included within
prescribed bounds aud limits, and baHol upon
i1nmutablo principles, aud not an ideal, suoll on
those for Which tho yarioua factions lu Brain arc
now contonding. It Is question, Aowoyor,
wlothor tho spaniuh aro ready to accept real
Republic or to accomplish any other result than
to construct ideal Republics and overthrow tAon,
ns faat ~ constructed.
Castolar IL not q novice In tho advocacy Of
nopublicaniBm. It bus been the dream of lis
lie to establish q Republic in Spain, aud thoro
IL no man in that country Who haa such 4 correct
, 1873-08-30

The Chicago produce markets wero aotivo yes
terday, except in provisions, and grim was
stronger. Megs pork was dull and 1o@20o
lower, at 915.75@18.00 caah and seller scptom-
bor. Lnrd was quiet md stoady. at 7]11o per ID
for wintcr, aud 796@72lc for summer rendered.
Meats wero quiet and oasior at 7x@8c for
shoulders, o}5@99Go for short middlos,
and 014@11o for sweet picklou hams. Lako
freighta wero quiet and 10 higher, ut
ITO for corn to Buffalo. nighwincs wcro
more active, and advanced %, to e1.02 per gnl.
Ion. Flour was active and firm. Wheat was
active and 10 higher, closing weak at s1.2Osl
cash, and S1.145S seller September. Corn Was
active and stronger, closing at 40991c cash, and
423s@42551o sollor October. Oats woro loss &C.
tive and unchanged, closing at 281lc cash, and
2s]lc seller October. Rye was activo, nnd 20
higher, closing Mt Too. Barley was moro active,
and about 10 lower, ut s1.0s@1.1o Hogs woro
active and steady at s4.20@475. Tie cattle
trade showed some improvement in point OF ac-
tivity, but prices remain weak and unsottlcd,
with ealoB at e1.75@G.1211&. shoop woro firm at
S3,O0@460.
, 1873-08-30

had tho imptdence to got up before A farnorF
lnuoting aud attempt GefonHo Of lint ncforjouB
theft OF our laat Congrose, a. "olr motnl,or.H
Joe 0annon, did fcw days stnco..- ..-Chanpaiqn
(IN.) Union.
=! !Tllat Congrogsmon-c1oct aro tlrawfnr tt,o,,
pay IN full dooH not provo anything boyoi,d Tia
fact TINT tlloy arc wiling to DO bonoied hv Tia
rascatity Of their predecessors. Ihora
will bo glorfouR opportunity otrorcil for OK.
n'enatlonH III little ovor yoar.-salc'n (IN.l
Adrocate. Wv
Public indignation has boon 70 thoroughly,
aroused ngninst tho Salary aot of tho lnst Co,i.
gross, and especially It's retroactive cla,Ho giy.
lng haclts-pay to mombora, that few pollti.
elas win 10 able to rolnain p public life .ulcH&
they have returned tho amount into tic TroaB.
n.y. aud arc ut tho namo timo recorded aa against
tho measure. This fcoling hna boen RiowIy
growing, but It Inns At Inst become oyorpowering,
oa1poI oTho ns0nh';2.SSIla neoani2 Sla;) gasel!e.
~ 'lae tnas It knowH how to break It's own idols.
no man 10 50 high as to 10 a,,oyo tho most so.
we're and searching investigation, aud. II found
Tag y a once put asids however long and
oeer oro ay IL haHe xMen, 1eSn @nto his sorvsos
- Morton was brought Into Ohio to tal,, ahont
tho honesty OF tho Republican marty. Int whan
II waa discovered that Lo Ind his litto s5.o0O Of
a,Ilen a,t ~ monsy mo- under his control o hustled
ter bqsosa Ia about tho tlinncst pioco of poiiti-
GU tfickory that has occurred 80 fir In tbs cam.
pa'gn.-C!ereldnd Elaindca1er. S''A''
say not TINT tho proBs outcry against tho saI>
nuys1oai M,ys ~ vs. without avail. Tic Hon. John T.
bio that 10 has not only returned lis a,sro ~
tio awindle, but has paid tho interost unon II
W!lio IL was N Ills possession. This ronntlg 11s
OF Tue story OF the Connecticut man, who madn
e e,a searo.croN Of such horrible appearance tlst
some Of tho corn they bud stolen tho yoar hnforo'
1oedo Commercial.
, 1873-08-30

Tho public havo already noticed Judge Hollis
card setting forth that ho had returned a full
record Of tho proceedings Of tho courtmarlial
which condemned Mrs. surratt to DO hanged, in
Guiding recommendation for her pardon signed
by five mombors Of the Court. Tho Washington
correspondent Of tho Louisville Co,.,.icr-Jo Jour-
nal now makos tho statomont that ox-prosilont
johnson, whom last in Washington, told him
TINT thta accommodation waa not in it's proper
and usual p1aco, md that, If ho Ind soon It, ho
would probably havo commutod Mrs. surratt's
sentence. Tic discussion is not likely to hayo
nny beneficial result. Those who hayo takon
sides In tho mattor Of Mrs. surratt'a doath will
hardly change their minds. and tho history Of
tho case, along with TINT OF oil othor incidents
growing ont Of tho war, will havc to bo written
at q later day. Ono thing is pretty cortain. If
President johnson had commutel tho sontouce
against HRS. surratt, she would haro boon par-
doned before this timo.
, 1873-08-30

The Now York Sun las brought Mr.. Orville L.
Grant to the surface again. uo has not boon
hoard OF since tho publication Of letter ho
wrote to his Prosident-brothor, regulating somo
revenue appointments in this State. It soems
from the esatemont in tho Sun, that ho dissolved
his businosa partnership in thts city about tho
timo that his business partner vacatod tho
Office OF Collector Of Customs. Ho then
moved to St. Louis, whoro q Cuatom-Houso
is to DO built. Tho contract for furnishing
tho stono, amounting to eS00,0O0, has boon
awarded to MeHBrs. Snyder l. Brown. Afr.
Walsh, tic 1ocal architect, is represented to bo
friend Of N1r. orvillo Grant. Tho Sun now
chargoa tint Mr.. 0ryillo L. Grant has secured
from tho contractors m appointment aa their
ccrks at salary Of 81, 900 year, in addition to
which Mr. Grant is also to receive commission
of 10 per cent OIL tho amount of their CONTRACT
Tint il to cay, round sum Of $4,000 over and
nbovo his Ealary."
, 1873-08-30

Thoro is no doubt that traffic has long been
Of tie Philadelphia AIorguo. This fact was
brought to light by tho discovery in tho dissoct-
ing-room Of a modica! college Of tho body of a
wealthy Pennsylvania farmer who had been
drowned in the sohuylkill River, nnd sent to the
1lorgue. At the judicial Investigation now In
progress, 1t was shown yesterday TINT tho Coro~
ner Was in tho habit Of selling tho bodies in
trusted to linn for burial Dr.. Hodges Of tho
Medical College, testified that ho was in the
habit Of buying these unclaimed corpaes, aud
could see nothing roprohenHiblo in SO doing.
Nothing yet mauo known shows that the authori-
ties Of tho Morguo nro implicated iu this ghastly
fraIle
, 1873-08-30
which mny still bottor alapt tho nachino to ,luo
In moro crowded tllorougltfaros.


Tho expedition of Bit Samuel Da1sor, about
Which 60 much liaB bcon enid and writ!on, during
tho past tlroo years. turns out to 10 failure IN
evory respect. 1t In stated tint ho Inns ret,,ruod
to hi8 startinKpoint aftor loss OF throe-fourlts
OF his soldiers, furnished by tho Khodiyo of
Egypt, and tho wasting Of an immcnao amount
OF money. Tho objects Of htB expedition woro
tho abolition Of Blavory III tho provinces lying
betwocn Gondolsoro aud tho LnhoB Abort and
Victoria Nyanza. md tho sott1tng Of certain
geographical questions connected with thoao
lakes, to facilitate which, ho waH furnished with
throo iron stoa,nere built In SECTIONS. It is now
affirmed that ho Inns lost his stoamors. scttlod no
geographical questions, and, inBtcad Of abolish
Ing slayory, TINT lo undertook to enslayo na-
tivos WHO refused to help him carry his heavy
freight.
, 1873-08-30

Five women wore killed and twenty persons
wounded on tho Detroit l. Milwaukee, Railroad, and
sevoral porsona badly, como Of them perhaps fa-
tally, hurt on the Hudson River Railroad yoster-
day. These two casualties were both tail collis-
ions, md tho causes Of both woro identical. In
zach case train stopped on tho main track,
and tho conductor neglected to take tic ossoi1-
tial precaution Of sending fagn,an to tho rcar,
Such conduct ns this rondcrs 1t impossible
to call either occurrence IN nccidont, md
1t does not lack ovon tho element Of criminal
iutont to justify ono in calling it murdorous, Tor
oyery nun is legally aud nationally held to in-
tend the natural consequences of his actions.
For tho conductor of IN expross train
to stop on tho track, rs in tho
caso on tho Hudson River naiirond, when
he know that second o3pross train
but twenty minutes behind wns rushing towards
him at full speed, md yot neglect to flag it, is
conduct fully rs criminal as that which Inns OK
cited such Indignation against Conductor Dcano.
, 1873-08-30

Tho account published by The TRIBUNE Of tho
22l inst, Of an attompt by band of Missouri
bushwhackers to rob passenger train on tho
MISSOURI Pacific Roal, is donea by tho officers
Of tho Company. THE TRIBUNE derived It's in
formation from tho passenger named In tho dis
patch, A1r. Warren TimmonH, wholesale NOR
chant OF Lawrence, Kan., who WAS on tho train
Mt the timo when It WAS boarded by the robbers,
Mr. Tmmons did not aoe tho distractions on
tho track, but. when tho train stopped, hoard
tho cry passed through the cars TINT tho tract,
was blocked. lie is authority for tho statement
that tho conductor declared ut tue tlmo TINT
Ills train had boon boarded In similar
way tlroe Or four times previously. People in
Lawrence who know Mr. TimmonB, no nro assur-
cd by our correspondent, belioyo his story, and
believe that tho Company wiuh to hush the mat
ter up for foar OF it's oioct on their business. It
might naturally enough be supposed that so i'm
portant pfoco Of nows would reach tho public
through moro than a single channel, but its
failure to do 80 may bo accounted for by Tho fact
that tho trayol by this train was mostly local,
, 1873-08-30

There Is cause for congrnsulatlon that thero iB
to be thorough teAt Of the new :" flreless loco
motiye," already described in TnE TRIBUNE.
Its application to tho Hyde Park street,
cars, heretofore run by dummy engines, will af-
ford All opportunity to Judge whether tho new
machine. which is propelled by steam furnished
at tue end Of the route, will answor tile de-
mands Of regular stroot-traye1 as woll as tho
tral~trip promiaod, II this shall provo to bo
tho case, very important atop will have been
made toward the application Of stoam to all street.
cars, The necossties Of intramural travel do
mand some improvement on the present Bystem
Of horso'cara and Stages stoam, Of courso, Ia
the most desirable propolling powor, If It Gun bo
usod In such n manner Us to proyont The fright
onlng Of horses, disponsa with tho noiao and
smoke, and occupy so little room that Its MT
chiuery can be made part Of streot-car of or
dinary llmonsions. All this tho " nroless loco-
motiyo' promises to do. It's regular use On tho
Hyde Park oars outside tho oity limits, will fur
plah N opportunity tor practical improvements
, 1873-08-30

Railroads arc not tho only corporations the
assessment Of whose property will give tho State
Board of Equalization some trouble. In the
rotrrns made to tho Board from Cook County
capital stock Of any Of tho corporations in
tho county. Not moro than ono-fourth of tho
counties OF tho State haze made any assessment
Of such property, md even in those that have
done 80 it iB said that the assessment by no
means covers all tho stock.