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National Republican., 1875-06-22
CITY ITEMS.


YoUTHs', MEN's, ,BoYs' SoxETHIEa
and Children's different from, as we'll
CLOTHING, as superior 70, that Ordi-
Entire new line nsrily sold at the ready
for the made clothing stores.
School Examinations. Prices adapted to ell
pockets; all tastes suit
NOAH WALKER Co.,
e25 Pennsylvania Avenue.
CAUTION.
In our changeable climate, coughs, colds, and
diseases Of the throat lungs and chest will always
prevail. Consumption will claim its victims.
These diseases If attended to In time, can be ar
rested and cured. The remedy is DR.. Wtstar's
5t..Is BSi,Gn Of Wiis Casyrg Fifty cents and u =
''FIvE MINUTES FOR REFRESHMENTS"
heard he sSOve n Snnouncsmens, MOI and has probably
suffered from eating too hastily, thereby sowing
the seed Of dyspepsia. It is 3 comfort to know
cases Of dyspepsia, as thousands have teStiied.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES
SOLD ON EASY TERMS BY
W. S. TAPPAN, AGENT,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
invested IN Stocks and Gold pays 700 per cant.
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbridge & o.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York
II you want PAPERHANeINes or WINDOW
SHADES Of the latest styles and LOWEST PRICES,
go to TUBMAN, 413 Ninth street. He employs the
best workmen, and guarantees satisfaction In his
work.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THOSE SUFFERING FROM
BALDNRss, FALLING OF THE HAIR, TETTER Oh
AMY SCALP DISEASE.
DR.. Madison, sole proprietor Of Dr.. kings Balm
for the Hair, has opened an ONCE at No. 2l8
Third street, and will examine all cases free Of
charge for the first week.
Terms no cure, no pay. Each case guaranteed.
Payable twelve months after date. Once hours,
s to 10 and from Alto Q.
THURsToE's IvoRT PKARL TOOTH PowDm
used daily Will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and hfty cents per bottle.
JoUvEN's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovI OLRAHn
will renovate soiIed gloves thoroughly end
quickly. Twenty 1--WE cents per bottle.
THoAPsoH's PoMADR OPTIn Is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. twenty-five
and hfty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRKEeTHEHINa PLAsT8Rs are the
very best All sold By druggists.
National Republican., 1875-06-22

In variety Of styles for Gentlemen and
Youths. and at bottom prices.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

National Theatre-Mr. Forsberg's Benefit.
Mr.. Harold Forsberg's beneft at the National
Theatre last night was q gratifying success. The
theatre was we'll nlled, and the plays Of "Six De-
Krees Of Crime" and 1.-TWO Fugitives" were very
handsomely performed, Miss Rosa Rand winning
much applause by her beautiful and most artistic
acting. ALI the dramGtis peTs0BRGe acquitted
themselves we'll and made the evening exceed
ingly pleasant.
Comique Summer Theatre.
This cool and comfortable resort was crowded
last night, and Mr.. Milton Mobiles drama Of
tJim Bludsoe" held the audience till its close.
The preceding olio is interesting by the variety
Of the acts and the frst-class talent engaged.
The Avenue Theatre.
g. The patrons of the Avenue Theatre were de-
lighted with the programme presented last night.
The excitement rose to fever heat during the
Oan-can.
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Sales Of Real Etsts for Taxes on Special Inn

b. H. Warner, real estate broker and auc-
tioneer, through ]. 7. OoldWell, salesman, sold
yesterday one hundred and eight pieces Of real
estate on Four-and-a-half street, in forty-four
minutes, which were bought principally by the
First National Bank of the city Of New York at
the amount OF tax, interest and expenses Of sale
The Ccmmissioners Of the District were eljoined
from selling several pieces,
National Republican., 1875-06-22
EarriaRa LicanEas.
Picnic.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: Clinton Coleman and Julia Stewart.
John SmAIlWood and Mary Washington.
National Republican., 1875-06-22
Worstea Erocks
and Vests.

The finest variety ever offered in
single and doub BILE breasted, black and
figured, for Gentlemen and Youths,
from 9I6 upward.
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TOR EXCURsIOEs

has largerroOm pleasure parties than my other
boat. FOR CHARTER EVERY DAY AND
EVENING. Regular trips to GlymOAt and return
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, leaving Eighth
street wharf at q. Apply on board, or 10 Capt.
GEDhEY, Ferry wharf. P. II. IROTH,
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WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Graduating Exercises This Evening,


The commencement exercises Of the Spencerian
Washington Business College, class OF rs, will
take place this evening at Lincoln hall. The fol-
lowing is the programme: Music, overture; music
Business College March, dedicated to class Of rs,
by Prof A. Schroeder. Reading from the Word:
The Lords Prayer, in concert, led by Rev. Jabez
Fox: music, "Sweet Spirit, Hear My Prayer"
Rosenberger Salutatory, Charles L. Reynolds;
music, "Studenten Ball, +" Strauss. Vsledictory,
(gentlemen's,) Charles W. LaFetra; music,
"Robin Adair," BoildeRu. Valedictory, Qadies',
Jean OConnor; music, 1.-THE Gypsy's Home;h
song Ida Browne. Awarding medsls-Eight
gold medals from the college for excellence in
scholarship, composition, penmanship and sets in
book keeping from original transactions; also .
gold medal to be specially announced; music
Galop, "CIear the Road, " Welngarten. Award
ing diplomas by President Spencer; music, March,
Tyroler, HeimVeh Dausch.
GRADUATES.
Ladies-Ida E. Browne, Emma E. Fowler,
Jean O'COnnor, Sarah F. Peck, Mary r. Wes-
thorpe, Kate Z. Westhorpe, District of Columbia.
Gentlemen-Charles R. Corey, Vernon; Frank
NJ. DunWoody, Iowa; VIM. N. Day, Illinois;
Orlando A. Jones, District of Columbia; Charles
W. LaFetra, Ohio; Hugh McCaffrey, District of
Columbia; John b. Maher, Maryland; Edward
T. Pettengill, New York; Charles l. Reynolds,
VIM. T. Richardson, Samuel Rosenbau Daniel
y. Smithson, Jay B. Smith, District Of Columbia.
National Republican., 1875-06-22

ACTION OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
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"1 peH'r KNOW WHAT ] WILL DO;

1 am discouraged" Since the death of his brother
Frank Adamson, last week, he has had deeper
fits Of melancholy than formerly, 90 much 50 as TO
excite alarm in his father, who consequently
watched him more closely. About eight o'clock
Monday morning he went to his room and found
Joseph dressing. He then said TO his father, 81
believe will get up and see If cannot walk
around little; may feel better" The father
advised him to take some citrate Of msgnesia, and
that he would mix some for him. He left the
room for that purpose and returned in Q few mo-
meuts, and found, to his horror, the son lying on
the floor. with his throat cut and life almost 0x-
tinet. He Immediately called for aid, and the
neighbors quickly responded.
Sergeant Clements was passing at the time,
and going into the house ascertsined the facts
and sent for the coroner.
THE APPEARANCE OF THE BODY
on the floor would indicate that the deceased had
struggled desperately. 1t is thought that he
had got the razor out Of closet, and had in
hicted the wound while he was in bed, as II vas
satursted with blood. He had thrown himself
out Of the bed, where the blood continued to flow
was found near the body. The wound is q ter
rible one, and must have required degree Of
strength to int1ict It, which indicates despera-
tiOn and fierce determination almost incomP=s
hensible, considering the general weakness Of the
victim.
THE INQUEST.
The coroner, DR.. d. @. Patterson, held an inquest
late in the day, and the father, Mr.. J. L. Adam
son, testified that his son had been sick about two
weeks, and that he worried about the bills in
Cured on account Of the illness and death of his
brother, expressing the fear that they would be
and cause his discharge. Some OF the relatives
Of the deceased testified that he has been men
tally affected for year or more.
The jury returned verdict that he came 10 hiS
death by reason Of an ineised wound inflicted by
his own hand, while lsborIng under an alteration
Of mind.
National Republican., 1875-06-22
GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
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CUT HIS THROAT WITH A RAZOR.
Bloody Suicide Of Joseph L. Adamson, j.

OIVvUy DU4UIUU VI dVbUPH u HUaLubUHI III
A sad case of self destruction occurred yester-
day morning in the northwestern portion Of the
city, A young man, named Jos. L. AdAmson, jr.,
committed suicide by cutting his throat with Q
razor, nearly severing his head from his body.
1t seems that the deceased has been despond-
ent of late and very much doWncsst in spirit. He
had been employed in the Patent Once and
lately was the support Of the family, residing at
of himself his father, (abOut sixty years old aud
in poor health,) his mother, about fifty or hfty-
five years old, and some other relatives. They
resided in Q small brick house containing four
rooms and a summer kitchen, and the appearance
of the house and furniture 10 indicative Of the
pinehing Of poverty.
The deceased for some weeks past has been In
poor health, but remained at his work until last
Saturday. That morning, while At Mr. W. H.
Killmsn's store, corner OF Second and streets,
he was heard toremark:
National Republican., 1875-06-22
TORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
u ROCKRRIDLIE COUNTY. Va

The management Of this popular SUMNER RE.
SORT, encouraged by their great success last sea-
son, have continued to add during the winter
months additional improvements, until now tho
to any other in the mountains OF Virginia. The
GRAND HOTEL will be open for the reception OF
VISITORS June l. Its chambers are large, cOnye-
nient and elegantly furnished, having GAS IN
EACH ROOM, and connected with the main ONCE
MATERS consist Of ALUM. (6 different grades. }
IODINE ALUM ard EdCHALYBEATE, thus Afford
ing q curative agent in all cases Of SCROFULOUS
ULCERATIONs Of the skin. mouth or throat:
sTMPTi6N, DYsHPEPsf1, lSCHHiRoSNfG CHRoNfG DfGR- GGs-
RHEA, diseases of the urinary organs, and OF
ALL DISEASES PECULIAR To FEMALES.
For PAMPHLETS, giving fuller information,
testimonials, &C., address the Manager At the
springs. BOARD, 80 to SZ5 PER MONTH, Gc-
cording to location OF rooms.
~ J. B. TINsLEY, Manager
8. NJ. MULLIN, Assistant. Je3-ThSTulm
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Deportment, Sarah Craig: scholarship, Lewis
Johnson InI. Tes11ette & Smith sT SsFan TSonPsSn,
Allen; music, Alfred Brown; silver medal fOr
general excellence, Fannie Harris.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Primary, No. 4-Miss NJ. A. Teagle. Diple-
mas-AttendRnee, Grant Richardson, Thomas
Mack; department, Lena Washington, Annie
Lacey; scholarship, Agnes Bell, Marcellina
Miner, James Holmes, Jane Briscos, Samuel
Brown; vocal music, James Winters; drawing,
Rosetta CLARK; silver medal for general excel
i PTimHIy, @ No. s, Miss A. B. Lucas, teacher
Observation-Disclosures, Lemuel Williams, Chris
tina Brooks; scholarship, William White, Mary
Dickson, Amos Butler; drawing, Mary Z. VIII
liams; penn Gnship, CHARLES Williams; spelling,
Horace DOdsOni vocal music, John Lewis; silver
medal for general excellence Charles West
Primary, No. Q, Miss NJ. Nalle, teacher.-Di-
plomas-Scholarship, Cecilia johnson, Sarah
Robinson, Anna johnson, Sherman Mason, Ma
thaniel Carpenter. William johnson; attendance,
Dora Hobson; music, Ida Jacobs; drawing, John
Bailey; writing, Anna Budd; spelling, Robert
Carpenter; silver medal for general excellence,
Primary, No. 7, Miss R. Murray, tsacher-Sil-
yer medal for general excellence, James HamiI-
pertinent, GeorgiannA Waugh, Laura Harris,
Mary York; scholarship, James F. Bell, George
Garter, Charles Blanford, Charles L. johnson,
Robert Green, VIM. Budd; penmanship Julia
Thornton; drawing, Charles Malord; vocal music
Garter Pstten; spelling, Elizabeth Howard.
Primary, No. s, Miss q. Anderson, teacher-SH-
yer medal for general excellence, George Wal.
lace. Diplomas-Deportment Susan Newman,
Rosetta Wills; scholarship, Anna Deitz, John
Ross, Martha Ware, John Gray, Richard Gray,
james Hawkins; vocal music Alice Bacon; draw
ing, VIM. Bright; penmanship, Warner Chitester;
spelling, Julia Height.
Primary, Ne. e-Mrs. NJ. O.. Hurns, teacher.
Diplomas-SehoIsEship, Caroline Bolton, Julia
Harris, Beryl yordon, Eugene Minor, John Perrin;
scholarship and attendance, Hamilton Newman;
drawing, Mollie Bell; spelling, George johnson;
vocal music, GeoTKianna Kicks; silver medal for
general excellence, George Carnor.
Primary, No. l0-Miss ]. Wilson, teacher
Number belonging, 81; all present. Diplomas
Scholarship, Ella Johns, Emily Payton, Sarah
Carpenter, Theodore Gray, James Ware, Gary
Gray; spelling, John Parker; music, Joseph VIII
sonIdraHinR, Elizabeth SnoWden.
Primary No. II, Miss A. A. Brown, teacher
Number belonging, SO; all present. Diplomas
Scholarship, Mary Blsgden, Isabella Jackson,
Richard RishsEuIi SohslArsLIp snd writing, LSa-
National Republican., 1875-06-22
Cheviot Suits.

Some excellent styles at marked
down prices to close out. am Offering
these at an immense reduction from
former prices.
National Republican., 1875-06-22
Boys Worsted Suits.
Coat, Pants and Vest, for sIs.
Drap DEte Coats,

In the largest variety. Sacks and
Frocks from SO up. Fine FrOcks,
with Vests to match, from 9I6 up
ward. Also. Drap D'Ete Pants.
National Republican., 1875-06-22
ROCK ENON SPRINGS,
FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.,
Open June Is to September Is.
Mrs. CLARA A. RINES
scs, $40 and s12 Twelfth street, Washington,
Proprietor.
A. s. PRATT,
Business Manager.
j. TABOR JOHNSON,
Resident Physician.
TERMs-s5O PER MONTH.


Fare from Washington to the Springs and re-
turn. $3.50 Leave by B. & U. 3. K. at $50 a. m
Through cars to Winchester. Fine, light coaches
from inchester to the Springs, arriving at D. m.
Those looking for pleasant home in the noun
tains for the summer, where they can have every
enjoyment, free from the restraints Of FASH
ion-WheTe they can enjoy pure air, health giving
waters and grand scenery, cannot find a more de-
nRhtful SPOT Ihan Rock EnOn Springs. iel2-tf
National Republican., 1875-06-22
HzGEIA HOTEL,
oLnPoNT COMFORT. VIRGINIA

street and Pennsylyania avenue. Send for circular
containing further information. myG-1m
HxGETAHO
OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA
This splendid Hotel will be open for the recep-
tion OF guests on the 10th OF May. The proprietor
Of improvements, consisting Of additional Sleep
ing apartments, biIliIrd and bathrooms, Prone
me most attractive summer resorts 10 be found on
Terms, $ per day; sr7.Oper week. For further
49, - -''O- HI. PHOEBBs,
my2+Im PROPRIETOR.
THE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
Il OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Srept coIoFs FoSntSns lawn a 0rnSmeStS,
House and Lawn, steps and Plsttormsi houses
ciude dampness; Kitchens and areas cemented and
made IeT1sesy drI and SIRE S SfsSSss Ss
work executed for WHICH Portland Cement l.
days superior to any Of the marble or natural stone
in common use. an Is an adluiI able imitation OF
reaSes its crushing resistance with age. It's beauty
- @. N, ROBERTS, Manager,
iaSO-tf SsS OuisiAnS avenue.
DINEY POINT FOR RENT.-THE DE-
L SIRABLE summer resort known as Ptney
4enE Ss TSs has ali
modAtions, good sea bathing; &C: ON the grounds
+ sS s most Sh Of S
Aitogether this Is OF the most attractive sum
mer resorts on the Potomac, aud the near preX-
unity to Washington, and the steamboats, running
nom this city and stopping at the Point, give addf
Point has borne Tor years past speaks for itself,
and It might be safely said that 1t has no equal on
the Potomac. For particulars inquire OF JOHN
ALEXANDER, No. 2d Pennsylvania avenue.
jeIS-tf
DEER PARK HOTEL.
u Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
viii open JUNE q. 1875. JOHN DALEY, Mama
ger, formerly Of the Glades hotel, Oakland.
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CLOTHING.
7NNONNOoCSoec-OSoCSoc cCoCHNnHO-oDoIoOoOoU
READY-MADE
0UTFITTING DEPARTMENT.
Gentlemen's
Blue Flannel Suits.
have these in various styles and
Qualities, all Of them fast colOrs, from
612.0O per suit upward.
Black Flannel Suits.
Handlomel, made and trimmed, and
offered at attractive prices.
Blue Yacht Cloth Suits,
In variety Of styles for Gentlemen and
Youths. and at bottom prices.
Pin Check Suits,
Very handsome, and made Of the finest
English Cashmere imported. Ex-
tremely low at $40 per suit.
Pin Check SUITS,

Very handsome, and made Of the finest
English Cashmere imported. Ex-
tremely low at $40 per suit.
National Republican., 1875-06-22
Cashmere Suits.
A ane assortment Of reliable goods.

Pantaloons.
In all the latest patterns.
OF styles very cheap.
National Republican., 1875-06-22
HYGEIAN HOME,
Florence Heights, New Jersey.

This model Health Institution, for the Ereatmen
of all classes Of nvalids without drug medicines
Is delghtfully situated the Delaware river, be-
tween Trenton and Philadel phiA- BOarders as
well as patients accommodated. wholesome fare,
shaded walks beautiful groves, fine roads, croquet
grounds, swings, boats, gymnasium, &c. For par
HculRrs address
nv u. T. TRALIIs. D.. ID.
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BEACH HOTEL.

The undersigned, formerly connected with VII
lard's Hotel, washington. ID. c.; Congress Hail.
Cape May, and Pavilion Hotel, Wolfboro, ". H,
has taken for the present season the hotel Oak
land Beanen: arWick, r. l., and win be ready for
This hetel Is literally appointed; rooms large
and eommodious, and lighted with gas; baths sup
piled with fresh and salt water; steam laundrys
telegraphic communication with all points. r. re
qasnL steamboat, and railroad eommnni Iii VII
receive prompt attention. p. T. bO10LLdI-,de.nee
care P0ople's Steamboat Company OieiO-i5c
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Grey Worsted Suits,
Linen Suits.

Brown Linen Duck Suits and White
Linen Duck Suits, White Sheeting
Suits, more than usually satisfactory,
because Of limited liza bIlity 10 shrink /;
Blue Linen Check Suits.
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Summer Underwear,

Linen, Jean, Merino and Gsuze
Drawers, and Lisle Silk, Angola, Me-
Tino, GanEe and Muslin Shirts, half
sleeves and full sleeves, from so cents
to IS each.
National Republican., 1875-06-22

MOUNT VERNON,
The Steamer ARROW,
Capt. FRANK H0ELINGSHEAD,
Leaves seyenth-street wharf DAILY, SUNDAY exs
espted-l at 10 q. n., returning about p. m.
Round trip sl, including admission to Mansion
and Grounds, ocI9
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EXCURSIONS.

THE ANNUAL ExCURSIOH OF THE
4 Sabbath School OF the Yong Peoples Union
Of the First Baptist church to White House Land
ing, THURSDAY, June q. Boat leaves Sixth
str ct wharf at $3.50 .. m. Tickets, 50 cents.
ie22-St
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DEER PARK HOTEL.
u Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
viii open JUNE 2i, 1875. JOHN DALEY, Mama
ger, formerly Of the Glsdes hotel, Oakland.
ieIl-lm
National Republican., 1875-06-22
CLOTHING
Gentlemen's
Blue Flannel Suits.

have these In various styles and
qualities, all OF them fast colOrs, from
SI2.6O per suit upward.
National Republican., 1875-06-22

SECOND GRANDEXCURsION OF THE
y CALEDONIA CLUB
TO Glymont,
On FRIDAY, June Is 1875.
Steamboat Pilot Boy leaves Fifth street wharf At
500 a. m. and 3:3O D. Tickets 81, admitting q
lazy ind gentleman; TO be had at the boat.
Music by DOnch,s Band. ie2I-3t
National Republican., 1875-06-22
YATTON..THE SUMMER RESORT.

As summer resort for Washlngtonians YATs
TON, in Loudoun county, Virginia, W. & D. r, r.
offers hne attractions. Only i've minutes walk
from the depot. Fifty miles from WashingtOn,
Beautiful mountain scenery. Plenty fresh milk.
butter and cream. Every thing for health and
comfort. Terms moderate. Address GEO. w
WRIGHT, proprietor YaIton, Round Hill depot,
W. D. r; r, Reference Z. e.. MArlew, G9 r
fraat nOrthWnEt. a0-u nv = n se-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-24

THE sensational report relative to the
annexation of several of the northern
States of Mexico to the United States
by secret treaty, is said to have no
foundation in fact. The Constitution
of Mexico makes it reasonable
offense for officials to dismember its
territory by treaty or legislation of any
kind. The opinion is general that any
attempt to annex Mexican territory to
the United States, will result in war
between the two countries.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-24
DAILY SILVER STATE.
Wednesday, ..... November "a. 1875

THROUGH dispatches to Dewey & Co.,
Patent Agents. San Francisco. we re-
ceive the following advance list of u.
8. Patents, granted to Pacific Coast iu-
~ventors, viz: S. Bendit, San Francisco.
sofa bedstead; l. B. Dillon, Visalia.
California, sheep scratch box; II. G.
Livermore, San Francisco. ore roasting
furnace; w. H. Masterman, San Lee
andre, California, wheel hub; W. Z.
Nelson, Sacramento, California, wind
mill; A Rayder, Oakland, California,
coupling for train telegraphs; S. Smith.
and j. S. Hoy, Sheridan, Nevada,
washing machine; Q. Taber. Santa
Cruz, California, horse hay fork; J. D..
Culp, San Felipe. California. curing
tobacco and cigar mold.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-24
OVERS ENSITIvE.

Our venerable friend of the Carson
Tribune has had his sensibilities shock
ed by an article which appeared origin
ally in the Eureka Sentinel and after
wards copied in the SILVER STATE, rel
alive to our Senators, Sharon and Jones.
The good man has vein of piety In
his make up and doesn't like illusions
calculated to create distrust In the NOR
al, political or financial abilities of our
Nevada Senatorssfrom California. The
Tribune man is too fastidious by OF
least one-half and shows altogether too
much respect for the almighty dol
lar" 1t processes to experience twinge
of conscience at what appeared in the
Sentinel and SILVER STATE concerning
Sharon and Jones, and trusts, for the
respect due the high position occu-
pied by those gentlemen, that another
such article will never appear iu these
columns again, yet with remarkable In
consistency it continues to advertise
Mollie Fourshay, and endeavors to the
extent of its ability to give her the no.
toriety generally sought for by persons
of her character. The glass house of
the Tribune is too frail structure for
its proprietor to commence throwing
stones. Public men like Jones and
Sharon are legitimate subjects for criti-
cism, and the Tribune instead of read
ing moral lectures upon what has been
said of them, should, if it has any au-
thority for doing SO, refute the asser-
tons of the Sentinel by stating that
Nevada's Senators mean what they
said when they pledged themselves to
attend to the interests of their constitu-
ents regardless of consequences and in
jury to private business.