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SPECIAL ELECTION,

10 mr. 9""'idei E2cchrs Of Co,wm.
coIm S"ho0i district No. lG, Rho
C0""y
TNliE QUESTION uf RAISING THE sum
l. five hundred 1000 hOlIia fur FINISHING
Hnd mtni-hlng a school house for This district,
by l'vyimg u special tax for that purroa., viii Lr
submitted Ia HE electors at All election 10 be-
held nj Tho saloon IS McAvin 4 Rogers, ia Tho
town o! C"rnurupia, on SATURDAY, tlr 2jII,
day "i Btpt'mhcr. 4. -. lST;. between tho hours
81 O'rr and xix 0'clmk y. IN. Thpxc TT favor 81
opposed. "fAN-NO."
THOMAS Mctr1S,
!. u. swim. s. Ir.-i Itr-t..
A. f.. MLiClItN. ,7.tI
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And In accordance With law aud an order Of
tile Board Of Trustees made ON tile iilirticth
day Of suly, y. d.. lS1J, 20 many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock as may bc Necessary
will Dr -Old 1t public auction, al the office nf
the Company, Bank Of VI. l.. Frccmaa * Co.,
Of September, 1873, at the h"ur Of one u',IocE.
T.. ". of said day. to- pay raid delinquent u-rv---
mrHt thereon. together with costs ui adNur-
tisinS and EXPENSES Of ralc.
II. VI. GRANT. Secretary.
ScY=!a. Std
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10Th has the following concerning the
recent Shooting nflr0y Ill the cars ut
TINT place: Tom worthington, the
would-be bigamiSt, who shot BENJAMIN
richards on the cars last Friday night,
Ma admitted TO bail upon his recognize
nnce yesterday richards, the wounded
IMAM, liz now considered ont Of danger,
nnd declined to prosecute Worthington
II lie would let his daughter alone and
leave the country. This, It appears,
Worthington, whose love Of freedom
Overcame his love for the girl, agreed 10
TO, n the District Attorney and JUS
tice Davis, having no evidence against
him. admitted him to bail us stated.
Worthington, We understand, left last
night for parts unknown, and it il not
likely that he will trouble the Richards
family nSain, or ever make his appear
nnce in +Winnemucca. The father il
oYerjoyed at his departure, ind the girl
cannot regret it, ms n consummation of
his promises could only lead to her ruin
or his imprisonment in the Ienitentiarv,
H. he has wife md three children in
Indiana.
EunEKA il shortly to he the scene of
a most exciting billiard contest. Tony
Krnker, OF San Francisco, has accented
the challenge promulgated by the young
man Jacob Schnffcr through the col
umns Of the Sentinel n few DAYS ngo.
The match has been made for 81, OU0 II
side, $500 Of which has been deposited.
The date of the match will not be fixed
until after Krakcr's arrival ut Eureka,
though it is expected that il will take
place rs early IN the first Of next week.
Tho balance of the money is also to be
put up upon the arrival OF Tony. As
near az we can ascertain, says the .Srmh-
Het; mcssrs. Botto and Gueiberson, Of
the Corner Saloon, IRE backing Krakcr,
while Mr.. Humphrey goes his coin on
tho boy, There is IL strong probability
That n lnrgo amount OF money will
change hands on the result, ~ both pnr-
ties now clnim that they will outbet the
other.
A. j. SHEPARD, forwarding agent OF
Size South Mountain Consolidated Mill
ing Company ut Winncmuccu, is inform
cd by letter that the furnaces nrc ruin
ming splendidly, and doing better than
heretofore. The Superintendent, Cap
tnin Bledsoc, has been making import-
ant improvements in the manner OF
working tho furnaces. lie has arrang-
cd it so That hot winter il run through
tho tuycrcs IL winter ~jnclicts, which en-
ables them to smell more ore with less
fuel thnn by tho old motlo Of working.
YET another enterprise is being COIN
mcnccd in Reno. This time il is powder
works. The now enterprise is located
on the bnnks Of the TrIckec, about three
quarters Of II mile down the stream, lust
below the old ppSt-hDuSg. TLrcr buiId-
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III
dry Goods

consIs, in part OF the following articles

ConsIs; in part OF the following articles
5onnc Silks, satins, Poplins,
surges, Pongees, Alpacas, French
cassimcres, Delaines, Linens, Be-
tiste, Plaid Poplins, Grenadines,
Marseillcs, Peques, French and
English Calicos, Lawns, Hosiery,
Fancy Goods, Lacos, Parasols,
MILLINERY and Straw Goods, Chill
drcn's Wear, Ladies' Linen Suites,
Alexander and Jouvin's Kid
Gloves, Genuine Jcwelry, PERTH
merry and a full Assortment o
Yankee Motions.
Paper zanglngs, Window
Shades, Carpets, Rugs, Mating,
Trunks, Valiscs, Mattresses and
Blankets.
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We would respectfully call the at
tention of the public to our new stock
OF goods just opened, direct from New
York and San Francisco, bought from
foreign importers nnd manufacturers
and specially selected for the wants of
this market. Our stock is the largest
and most complete assortment ever
brought to this State, and bought at
such prices that we can sell lower than
my house over sold before, and We
guarantee goods to be Just what we
represent them, both Mt Wholesale and
retail.
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HEADQUARTERS EASTERN EXPEDITION !
CANT NEAR CACHEcovE, !
r- Il October 1. 1877.


MINOR Joseph Taylor: You will pro-
eeed with all possible dispatch, without
injuring your animals, To the Oregon
road neur the head Of Bear river, etc.
On RSccrtaining the locality or route Of
the troops proceed Mt once to annoy
them in every possible way. Use every
eIertion to stampede their animals md
set fire to their train. Iiurn the whole
country before them and on their TANKS,
keep them from sleeping by night sur
rrises- Blockade the roads by telling
trees or destroying the fords when o
IL Watch for opportunities to set
fire to the grass ON their windward, 80
US, II possible, to envelop their train.
Leave no grnss before them that can be
burned. Keep your men concealed ms
much as possible and guard against
surprise. Keep scouts out ut all times
and communication open with Colonel
burton, Major McAllister aud 4. p.
Rockwell, who are operating in the
same way. Keep me advised daily of
your movements, and every step the
troops take, and in which direction.
God bless you and give yort success.
Your brother in Christ.
DANIEL H. WELLS.
+. ST the troops have not passed
or have turned in this direction, follow
in their rear, md continue TO annoy
them and stampede or drive off their
ut every opportunity.
d. Ii. WELLS.
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Some riOus brother, who has u taste
for historical research, send the Salt
Lake Tribune the following military or
der. Issued ut the time Colonel Johns
tons army was approaching Utah.
While the Eastern troops were harry
ing the United States soldiers and des-
froyinG their train the Southern forces
were obeyins orders at Mountain Mead
ows. Here is Lieutcuant-G cnrral
Wells order:
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

ISLAND MOUNTAIN TUNNEL. COMPANY
l'Sa;.nn Ui Principal Yiacc Il business.
flSu. N'N414: location II ~UrE~, l>:Aul uuu,.
tain Mining r!,i.1,i. E!So Ceuuiy. N,Nala.
~Sci!c'-The.r are Geliaiurnt uron tie fol.
iOTirG G'sciiSCi s'CSS. on aCyuUI.; II ss>tsA-
t'ut iNo. - tvi,i on the sy-h Lsr at Juir.
is1j. tEc s,N,isl amounts sct ~c;Ivs:'r tL.r
Eainrs ~ the respective slsreLc.Gr,s' - fellows:
, 1875-08-22
WANTED: A HUSBAND.

| 70 the Editor Of TA< Chicago Tribune:
Sr. CLA1Rsy1LLE, O., Aug. 18.-Henry Vim.
cent, in writing for your paper, wants wife
and, as want = husband, will you allow me to
use your columns for the purpose Of informing
him that he will suit mo, ito Tn?
!, too, have grown weary OF wandering this
wicked world over, and am become diegusted
with this mundane sphere and most OF its inhab-
itants.
! am tired OF being sought attor and dattered
bymen for whom hsye no other attraction than
my wealth.
], too, "am disgusted with everything and
everybody bare ever eeen,' and now waut to
eettlo down to the enjoyment Of the peace and
comfort OF . home OF s'o our own. a. Y. says
he has seen all the pretty women, but would
infer he had not seen an the home}y ones, else
he would have seen the writer OF this feeble at
tempt. He tells what sort Of q woman he don't
want. First, he don't want fool; and I'm no
foot. Second. he don't want one who thinks she
is awful pretty; and. alas! 'twould be
even one remove from absolute ug|iness, for
ono glance in the mirror would aoon conrince
me OF my error. And last--but no matter
about the "hos" question; suffice to SAY am
not at all afraid OF the ADORE mentioned quad-
ruped.
In short, feel sure that. io every particular
but one. am just the wife he is ia search Of.
and that one is, that absolutely detest "peas,''
though I might manage to swallow " seven
without the least danger Of Mysteries, il that is
positively necessary to II. VS. happiness. am
not resident Of tho city Brookyn), aud il |
were that city would immediately be vacated Of
the presence OF VIOLET HINTON,
, 1875-08-22
PERIODICALS RECEIVED.

Scri6ner's Monthly for September {scribner &
Co., New York). Contents: ''Chicago illus
trated), by J. ". Sheahan; "a Dead Heart =
(poem), by Mary L. Ritter: "Ihc Mysterious
Island" Part H., Chap. XIII, adapted from
Jules Verne; ''The Cross Of Cadmon," By
Charles A. DeKay; ''A Study Of Shnkspears's
Portraita,'' by Wiilinm Page; "A Farmers Va
cation (conciuded) VI. Guernsey and sark, !"
By George E. Waring, Jr.; "OmnacieDce :"
(poem>, by Alice Williams; "The Story OF
sevenoaks," Chaps. XXH., XXIH. by J. g.
Holland An Early Poem BY Edgar Allan Poe
(fac-simile); t. Minor Victorian Poets," in two
parts. Part T., by Edmund Clarence Stedman
"After Reading sIoritur Salutamus i" (poern),
by Charlotte F. Bates; "The Cold Snap" by
Edward Bellamy: Alma Matters Roll ;" (poe1n),
BY Edward Everett Hale; "Tilda," By kate B.
Foot; .'How The Declaration Vas Saved
The Sunshine Of Thiuo Eyes" (poem), by
George parsons Lathrop.
1ication House, New Yor4). Contents IS The
Rights Of the Church Over Education ~ Are
You Ny Wife p 81 A Visit to Ireland in 1874 -
= Tho Legend of Friar's Rock :" 4.Duuluce
Castle" Cloetry); "Spsce = An Episode y
:" The Cross in the Desert !" Origio and
Progress of the Mission OF Kentucky = Bless
ed Nicholas von der Fiuee !" t'The Aseump-
tion "(poetry) Il The Scientific Goblin !" "Tho
Happy Island (poetry).
St. Nicholas for September (scribner Il Co.,
New York;. Full Of interesting reading and
pictures for the little ones.
International Lesson Monthly for Septembe.
F. II. Revell, Chicago).
chronological Journal for September rs. r.
Wells j. Co., New York;.
, 1875-08-22
A Youthful Operator.

San Francisco stands agi1ast at the Audacious
stock operations OF one Charles Kuchel
youth OF 19, without capital or available means
Of his own. The Chronicle says: "This ad-
venturous and enterprislug youth, Il mere
brokers' clerk, with no capital except his native
sudscitg and craft actually rivals in the magui-
tude OF hts stock transactions the veteran mill
lonairss who are popularity supposed to control
the market. make corners, and send stock up or
down according to their pleasure. His opera
t1ons. thus far ascertained, during the first two
weeks OF last January, amounted to 8157 900
while during the months Of May and Juno thay
figured up to the incredible sum Of e840, 900.
h's transactions from the beginning Of the year
to the 21st OF July amounted to over 81, 100, ,00O
But these figures, stunning as they may eeem,
only cover his sales and purchases through
two brokers' he is known to hare also
operated through others, aud the full extent
tained. While carrying on business on this mag
nidcent scale, hn drove high-sp1ited trotters on
'the Cliff road, and is said to have been the own
er OF no less than three dashing double teams.
he "as goreeousl! appareled, Jared sumptuousiy
every day: and had the best Of everything going
thst could be obtained for money There was
nothing niggardiy shout this precocious prodi-
gal. II he layished hiR money freely, it vas mot
all expended upon himself and his individual
pleasures Only lew weeks ago, be sent his
mother and elster on upon European tour and
bis main solicitude when arrested seemed to he
lest they should hear OF his disgrace. The fact
that the boy WAS able to continue such 4 career
80 long undetected. using the stocks and the
credit of his employers On such an extensive
scale. seems iue1 1plicablo. The defrauded brok-
e. when friend applied to him asking the situ-
alton made vacant by Kuchels detection for an
other youth, made auswer al II you have q hoy
you care anything about, set him at snytninr hnt
toe stock trade. Put him into gambling den il
you LIKE. set him to dealing faro but don't m1ta
= brokers' clerk OF him Tho resl eamblinr Mi
% less trying to his morals than tho base Cali
1ornia Street imitation" o@A
, 1875-08-22
Unbroken Quiet Still the Character
istic Of Financial Circles.
Collections Still in Default---New
York Exchange Firmer-
The Produce Markets Generally Quiet
Wheat, Pork, and Meats Lower.
Corn and Oats Firmer.--The Shipping
Movement Fery Dull


There via nothing nav in tnsucIs Affairs. II
transactions OF yesterday ware but .ons OF those
the day before In kind and amount. The supply o
1oanable funds continues in excess Of the require
mcuts OF borrowers. There Is still eome lumber pa
per made by parties who takng advantage Of til
present exceptionally low prices to increase thei,
Htccas. Collections complained Of fully AZ much
as they have heen- Mercantile applications for loaui
Of the banks are not ba pressing they have been
Tbs Board of Trade operators have reduced their de-
mands It will be from thesc facts that the siu
alton Is an unusually quiet one in ali directions.
Rates Of discount at the banks were unchanged.
Regular customers charged s@l0 per cent whi1e
good outside borrowers who seldom appear terns a1e
made better BY savarsl per cent shor-time paper.
On the street, the noebrokers ind Httlo good neeo-
table paper to deal in.. Rates 89l8 per cent.
New York exchange WIS par TO 25c premium between
banks for $1,000. The movement OF currency 70 the
country waa light.
The clearngs Saturday were Is, ,os511s.24: for tho
week they were $2o. 1881, against $2 es for
tho corresponding week Of last year.
CONDITION OF TIE NATIONAL BASkB
Since the passage of the act Of June 10 1874 which
abolished the reserves against circulation and tho sct
Of Jan. H. 1875, which removed ali restrictions on tho
volume OF National Bank notes. there have been some
noticeable and important changes in the condition Of
the Natonsl Banks. Tho number OF banks has in
creased from, 1883 to 2o16 aud the aggregate capital
from ol to SOL 900. This Is less than the
average growth before Juns, 1873, which for three
years WIS about SCI ,oo0,o 900 \ year.
While the capital has increased, tho circulation
has been reduced by s2o, 100000 The circulation Of
ths banks has adapted itself to the diminished 70
qutrements Of business naturally ana without dis
turbing any Intereat.
The banks have taken advantage Of tho remission
Of reserves aganst circulation is shown by the fact
fhntth they. hc1d
4 year ago.
Following is an abstract Of reports made to the
Comptroller of the Currency, showing the condition
Of the National Banks in tho United States at he close
of business Wednesday, the 3oth day Of June 1s75
compared with the returns Of June 26, 1874:
, 1875-08-22

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption $50 bu Whcat 500 bu corn, a87 bu osts
387 bu rye.
The following grain inspected into stose On
Saturday morning: 70 cars No. sprIog, 10 cars
No. do, 81 cars No. do, Il cars rejected do, 4
cars no grade do Cas- vheat, Of which 40 arc new):
ca1s No. corn, as high-mixed d. 2s cass and
27,5oo bu No. do, 90 czr1 rejected do. / car
no grade do Csa2 corn}; 27 ca1s white oats,
ST cars No. z do, 43 cars rejected do,
CATS no grade do Clio oats); ears new No. re,
CATS rejected do, cae no grade do, car new No
barley, CARS No. . do, s cars grade do. Total
t75s ea1s,, $4,000 bu. Inspected ont: 1851 bn
wheat, 1874 bu corn, 140es bu oats 1900 bu rye
1855 bu barley
The following were the receipts and shipments Of
breadstufs and live stock Ut this point during the
past week and for tho corresponding weeks ending n
datn
, 1875-08-22

strong at the highest point Of the day. and in fact
In cases. tho best prices Of the week wers ads
in the hnal dealings. Northwestern, st. P.ul Pacihc
Mail, and Western Union were uotiecably firm. Rock
Island after advancing to receded to los North
westosn common sold to AK, preferred to 53 st.
Paul to 3ssS, preferred to 64 Pacific Mali to and
Western Union to s4H. Tho market closed dull amt
steady The transactions aggregated ST. shares, Of
which 800 were Erie 600 Lake Shore, 5000 North
westeln common, ,5lo preferred. o,2oo Rock 1aand
$500 Pacific Nail 5000 st. Paul common, 900 pre-
ferred, 800 Ohos 6eo0 Western rnion COO Union p
e:nc, and 700 Atlantic + Pnci1c Telegraph.
The weekly bank statement is follows Loans de-
crease, $3.50 TOO: Specie decreaee, 81 ,0s6 legal
tandeFs decrease S1, 400; circulation, decrease
3l7a ,2od reserve, decrease, $327, 800.
George Reeves on extensive coai-dca1er Of Newark
N. j. has failed, with liabilities catimated at s4oo00
Money closed dullat1KG2. Prime mercantile paper,
435.
Shipments Of specie today $125 00o Ths Assistant
Treasurer disbuzscd $35s.0G0. Custom receipts sy9
600. Clearings, SCI $4,000.
EterliuR exchanrn 4.EI4a1
, 1875-08-22

,tlrn,ds Int their nnauaReru aher haTs souls o.
Tho Hyae part trains now pay tho Illinois ceut1a
! g. 5O0 Der month profit, are told, and this sun
might easly be doubled By lower rates. It docs no
IL dead-head employees and charge thetr tare By doa
! bling tho price to their patrons. What ts
s.1aa = e h''s ndT trains sSs, to convey S:s1: xss
O'Clock n H. returning them after s. Also, to hare
trains both Ways 1t u to Il each night to furnish
anntement Or friendly visits Also to havs fpll . 70
morning and evening. It far less dissertation Of The
Sabbath to select three four men alternately
horses and - many drivers for the sane pur pose;
L wise policy would also DO for those roads which
out TO our parks or to quiet shady groves,
70 arrange trains that would enable the wives = aud
children Of poorer people to take the fresh air Ill Of
Afternoon returning home before tho evening be-
camo chilly. The South Park will soon have splendid
Station. Tho Illinois centfal could vail afford to
ca1Ty 5000 people there Of an afternoon ut cants
ess nd they you'd make the onsF '9ese 9 Teeaa tesa
nRe tickets. twenty for ST. and they would 'en nke
REAL ESTATE IN nRooKL!E.
The real estate prospect in Brooklyn Is said
by tho Brooklyn Eagle to be eucouraRing. cor
siderirg all things. It complies from official apd
other sources the following comparison OF buel-
noss in New York and Brooklyn for July:
From official and other aourees, the transactions tor
tbs month OF July just ended are found 10 90 a1 ao-
!owr, in both cities:
Number of conveyances recorded In Now YORK. ~!
Number Of conSey1nres recorded In Brook ..eA
Number Of couveyanceo BY foreclosure IN Nc" -
Number Of conveyances by foreclosure In Brook
Iyn....-...... ."
It will be that there 217 more conveyances
for tho month OF jny recorded IN than
were the period in New York. This certsnly
must he considered pretty conclusive proof that the
has been more active here than there. In tho
matter Of new or projected buildings, Brooklyn
can boast Of business alrnost double that Of New
FORK for the permits granted for the latter place dur
ing the month of July reported by the Rect Esae
eteavd only 14< while for Brooklyn the number
amounts to olf.
HUMBOLDT pAEI.
The West Side Car Company have brought the
territory in the neighborhood Of Humboldt Park
into more convenient relations with the rest Of
The city by extending their tracks in that direc-
lion. They will run cars this week from State |
street to Humboldt Park, using North avenue |
from it's intersection With milwaukee, avenue.
, 1875-08-22
Etfiedgsrst&< {Ga., Uninn-

Hr: Thomas johnson Of this citv ,o.t hi. e,+,
Nlfe ey the storm Of ths 26th OF March. h Il
went to work earnestly to rebuild biz honsa .nd
Eeconasract his home made deeolate bv that t.sl.
111ghtful tornado. In the meansime there ~ wss
@se.i,.s @ncn specu'.ton a u the community rs to
ture upon nstr1u.ony. They did not have 1nne
to wait. The mystic bee dropped the honev ~ nf
persuasion on b,s lips. Man, the hermit. sighed
till woman eniled- young and pretty wo1nsn
st tbat-then. on Thursday afternoon list, The
brought into requisition, and Mr. Thomas Jn1n.
son snd Miss Harriet Komphit1 were united IN
tho holy bonds Of ust1imQpx.
, 1875-08-22

d..1'-"hsat-Eo. ! to ao. spring, nsv IN, -.
1os 3D. Corn-N1xsd, 81 N~ 20
Paovrnoxs-Port, weatern, sos . E,.t--. .ru
I'd. Lard. Goa 3D. Bacon Cumberland nv ~ esA
CHKEaE-Ffne, s3z 81.
TALrow-43s
PE1Ho11ux-Renned, "a Cd Spirits. do A. "a
ANTWERP, Aug. H.-PEr1o1rux-a4,x a
LONDON, Aug. u.-THx ErnorxA. c..
KFFs-The 1iHaes, IN its commercial oo1un,n 1as
grain market Is inactive. but previous nr,r,. 10
tanned for wheat It seens to b. tha on,1 ~<e %
prices Of wheat will DO obtained THU sea.o1 toas
sustained the maTke: in spite Of heaTr ar,,. a ~
e'8n Wheat British wheat far brought ~ y. !ot.
h&s not been of good quality There not ,,,a5 52fket
Is new to report about tho condition ~ tr,s taat
Ihe hazVesta will generally be per cant hst.M
5'eid oue with TIE old stocks 10 draw On ths- ~
nothing approaching scarcity, and modsret. ~ %
dance. @o VI N Abun-
sroAn-The improved feeling reesat,v ,,,,...-.
70 The sugar market has subxlded md seysrsf
hase been Withdrawn from public sslns on se'e
LONDON, Aug. U--BuIL1ox-Amount ~
E5,oG0. va 'saaos so"dsy,
TALLow-46s 3d94aa 3D.
PARlss Aug. u.-REN1Es-c6f S7kc
FRANKFURT, Aug. 2.-5s, 10ox.
, 1875-08-22

Thu 1,adinr ,,rnduca ,o.rta,. ,.ar. r,th.. n,,,4 -
es p.o@oeo a411ee'" "oRe fASnes q"ies q
tho,,.s ~ s se..et .-" seAae' "@s ~ uu1neoe
~. ~ e.s 1uo ~, 1ua"o
-as. eoo ~ pnetie e, "a1n tnfeas
49, s11a 1a,,1.s..,z - w. ~ ~ 1los.oua
a@' Ane .ealSsaso'e nore was qn1le io~' aud I'd
vices from the country indicated that the cold WAY
trndinc .snecfav ~ ~. tnn. - foeo,o .,s
-, ncnnr.aan,ant ~ n,,-a,e ~ 49, e.'
~ 10 oosels" Ne" 1ork Was nr1n Of
e-s.' aas ~. As " ~ o.S 'e'npofs1y
49, -. A.o se1.t - sA'u oo41
.as - - "1 e.'n ~
rI.-sN'-~-l - - .s ~ ~, ~ ~@eso ~ - u4o o'AnA
, 1875-08-22
BONANZA STOCKS.
The San Francisco Chronicle of Sunday last reports
mining sfack8 OF.



The San Francdsco Chronicle Of Sunday last reports
mining stocks OF.
Friday's advance encouraged operators1 and many
bid in heartily, but It Was too good to last. Tho
lct opened cheerfullE, with vigorous struggle for
good prices but before II O'Clock the time for the
beginning Of the regular session. rates had consider
atty deprecated. md the outlook agatn gloomy.
Informal sales mnde at tha following prices be-
tween 10 and II O'Clock: 0phir, ssss0@ 76.25 Best
Belcher, s59.o0 90 Mexican sN50lsz8.o0; Gould
Curry, $500; Cafornis, $3.50; Belcher, $3.50.
For Yellow jacket $l0s was asked. Some Justice sold
quantity open negotiation had to be let 60 At
tnl95.0o. Imperial Kept up sfy to $685. and Union
Consolidated to 511-50.
days rates: Ophir declined 37kc; Mexican, 37xc;
Gould Curry, T;5c; Best L nelchsr, c5c; sasnge
$3.50; Chollar. $l.5o Hale No1cross, 81 90 Crown
Point, 35c; Jacket, 500: Imperial, s7Kc; Empire
MIL, 25c: Kentuck. 7sc; Sierra Nevada, soc: and
Silver Hill, Soc. Alpha advanced 37c; Be1cher SOC:
Confidence, s1oo Consolidated Virgnia, $500 Over
man, Soc Justice $50; Julia, ss-oo; and Utah. bco.
Bullion, E1chequer, Lady Bryan. Caledonia, Glebe,
and Baltimore showed change.
, 1875-08-22

Compare These rates with those On tho Boston
River Beach d Lynn Railway, which sells 100
tickets for q miles each for 3l25O!
The dyde Park Sun has an article On this eub
ject, in which it says:
Nothing IL mora needed Just now about Chicago
than suburban facilities 1t low rates that viii ona|a
her people 10 escape crowded quarters In low III
drained sections, and Ind heslthy homes for then-
se1ve snd 6tt2s aaes near the green graaa. Boston