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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-01

MILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE THE
w House and Lot ON Phoebe Street. ad1oin.
ing J. r. 6taples' store. Tho house contains
Ave rooms. This property must be sold inme-
distsly, ~ the parties are about to remove nom
the county.
For full particulars inquire Of -
n. Il. LICHTxN0IEIN.
flo:lmo Aucttonesrs Main stxeet'
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-01

JUsr received the greatest assortment
Of tinted papers ever brought to Phoebe.
All unts, shades, shapes and sizes: dotty
dimple for little children. and common
sizes for older folks. Also, fine assort-
ment of sheet music-just received and
more on the way. Make your friends
happy by presenting them with box or
so of fine paper-procurable at my stand,
Lees drug store, Main at. r. V. WATT.
SOLE AGENcY.-W. r. Wilson is sole
agent for San Francisco Post, Daily En-
terprise, Salt Lake Tribune and Eureka
Sentinel. Also dealer in California and
New York newspapers, school books,
stationery, music, cigars and tobacco,
Press Wand's Saloon. tt
If you want any tin ware, sheet iror
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices
go to J. j. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but irst-class workmen. Il.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-01
.INeORMATION WANTED.

nF SAMUEL HEALD, A NATIVE OF
~ Maine, aged about thirty-e.ght 1881 years
Was mining at Treasure City, Nevada, in 1877.
and ct Phoebe In 1873. since which nothing hai
been heard from him. Any information vii
b thankfully recAived BY his family.
Address ~. u. Il. HEALD.
fl0.2W Petaluma, Cal.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-01
DEPARTURES.

BY HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
John Davis
By GILMrR 4 sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE:
81 Wilson A Whitley
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-01
c,sco STOCK REPORT

So rp.scrsco. February %
MORNING SALES.
.x,sEsI .sr. s4b5 64bS0
~ Ophir-6i q 30 81 2ss 25Hb3o 23soS AZ.
,,s NsIicanTc5so, ry-2is 2isblo Aso' 1''
:" q. pslsher-ss 81 81 4, Sis
50 Best Spi;k tx l1h ~
~ sss",isr Potosi-Y ~
80 choI Sorcross-4ss 49,
$50 hale puoint-25 25A 2ooo a. oo
10 Crown r1o..Sat-le2 l0l l0l y lUS 80,
IS yellow NiI liz liz IN ia ils IN
$50 i r,lrnire Mill Ga
SO Il ougs'ssNs ssh s5s sshbio
20 hhssinnhsr-S7a 81 3IS S.H
20 be.ss ad AZ IN
40 JOIN ;rcinis-446 4il ~ 40
SIS oon Ssyads 81 u III
80 se,na1o,rnia-ss 500 osS sss
so ErchequerIis "a
70 Dui.m.n-7s 734 TAX - a-,.haa
40 0vetmaMa6s, q u kbS0 26s - soSo
"a succor-2s 2s,,,<1,L
10y lotion Con-ll llse - AZ
s sao : adv Bryan-SA ~ ga 90
~ Scuaisdouis-59 SIN o.
40 o' AFTERNOON SALES
,o,us.aOw valley-392 "a
~ pns-noud Ely-ls$ ~
~ rnyeka Con-l3A ii i'H
"a Alps-4a IA
,0S Jsckson-3
10 Delmont-iS
~ w ., nor,do Souih-lA
yS0K K Con-2S
~. nnaopsrd-9A ~ go
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-01

DAILY ENrxnPRIsE, San Francisco
Post, Sentinel. s. F. Call, Salt Lake
Tribune and s. F. Courier sold by
W. r. Wilson. dealer in music, music
paper, school-books, reading matter,
cigars and tobacco, at Press Wand's
Saloon. II
The immense sales OF Hals's Honey
of Horehound and Tar proves that the
people consider il the only sure remedy
for coughs and colds and all pulmonary
diseases. Sold by oil druggists. PiKe's
Toothacbe drops cure in one minute.
STRIKE, Strike. boys. Strike! While
meandering through Lacour street
Rum Punch for tho "Passiniare" at
Panaca Saloon. One price! one bit!
| Conductare!
DR., ]. 8. HAMMOND has established an
Office over the State Bank. Residence
Jas. Finley's house, Cedar street.
CoasAc. brandy. fine whisky, Holland
gin. and old Jamaica rum, at T. c. Pou'
jade's. IF
FULL assortment of groceries and pro-
visions at T. G. Poujade's. Meadow Val
ley street. IT.
IMPORTED sherry, port and claret wineI
at Poujade's. If
BEST brands Of Tobacco and cigars a
Poujade's. TT
HAVE Saw-dust to sell.
II W. r. WILSON.
Go to Alexander's for your drugs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
ARRIVALS.

HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
NJ Teddy W Bate
J Teddy &c Lynch
, 1876-08-26
Guropailhe nabri1teu.

GIitm6sn. Inier jest ~iberlanae
wdbrenoc8 &ammerleben bot e8 am 90.
ano 81. Suli nod gu eintgeu iepr bes
weaten Oebatteu gebraAt, Namentlih
Der leste Gag, al welhem sic libsralsn
@ablen bon 9te4ensburg uno Don Sul;'
ba1>Weioeu calirt murocn, wlro in ben
Nuualeu Der ultramontaneu Oebatteus
nieocrlogcn LANCE ais Elm belonOerS
jdppar3 on9eltriAcncS Datum u~er3eidnet
ltebeu. Startere Sad)cu, ais ibneu Der
eur 6reuoe Der sciammtsn liberalen
Bartci non leinem &ranfenla9er mieOsr
srltanoeue 6rbr. b. Staufftnberg in
uolenoetltsr parlamcntarIiAer 6orm gu
tolten CAB, liup iDnen nod faum seia9t
worocu; ibre ent9e9nenoen Ntousr
waaoen lid lidltliA inter Der Wuht
Oer erbalttncn SAla9e. YeiunoerS
bart wHroc NIT Sen tlcritalsn 9leferen.
ten fur Ole betOen Wabicn, Dem Staot,
piarrsr Or. WIloes9er aus N0rolinaen
uno benz Ourd Die Scanoallcene pom
IA. October b. s. bcfannten Se3irtS,
serldt5ratbe Sbet5 aus Ne9en5bura
|umae9ausen ; Der 2tstere gilt fir Der
Scrfaner iener b6Alt unlatbigen 9te.
geuoburger WaQlreclamationen BUS
liblld oerea Serr D. Stauiftubers mt
po1libem Sartu5muS annaDm, oerlelbe
lel pom Den unter,eld)neten bret &ammera
mltstisoern, 9errn S1el8, Dem 6rbrn.
u. .. QaienurGol uuo Dem aus PreuBen
aeblrtISen 9tegeusbur9er Subresens
Dr.. GuowisS. gar nidt 9elelen woroen.
DIE %betrsfienoeu Uorbaltungen waren
10 tart, oaB Die orsi Serren lib Der
4bllmmuns ibcr bic @abl entbicl Item,
obslsld) OH omlslben Gage Elm aus
Ibren YartelfreIlen itamMenoer Nrs
h;sl i'm .,Narnberscr Correspondent"
ibneu oas 9ie9t our Gbeilna4ms an
Der Nbltimmuns ausoradllA otubt
tlrte. @eraoe3u sraulam INIT Serru
Saels ais NeTcrenten nbsr SulSba@'
8elosn ains Or. Golf UNI ; oerlelbt
trleb ibm uno benz Brafoenten, 6rbrn,
p. Ow. Die besangsnsn relp. au9ela6e.
nen s3uatlof9tsiten in elmer Welle Elm,
Die Osn 9srrsn isnsr Ssite lanse gu
benfsn 9ebsn miro. IlSoann ipuros
suia1it Die libsrals Wabl BON WeiBen.
burg in Mittslfrantsn uno oann biz
~Elerltalen Wablsn BON Ii6afisnburs
uno Weultaot q. 9. in uuterfranteu
sensbmist. Qsetere bsios ulAt obns
ldaris 8orbaltunsen ieitens Der Liberia.
len abss. Srsiberrn b. St~auffsnbsra
uno Hifhsr tueaen bsS iamoisn 8tra.
, 1876-08-26
JnlanDifd)e Depe(hen.

Mem=D 25. Nuq. Mi9ae'
Nlen muroe 9eItern in Srooflpn bon
Sbos. SbanleD in Den Giiden 9ei6oiitr
nno scfdbrli6 perpunoet. Ser Sbdtel
1T perboftet.
gbilaoeIpbio q, %. 9(us. Gin
i6redlider un9lidsIeQ erei9nete li6 &C
tern Msorsen an Der 0erbinounss6a6n
in ber Ndbe Der pgrie"<9 totion. Gin
2ufomotipfibrer iob, wie Elm damn
periud,t e, oas @slsiie 5u treu5en. 81
lieb Die SompIsife eridoaen, I'M bic
NufmerfIamfeit Oes Mannes 5u erresen;
bieier Deylor in Dem Mugenblife ben
&opf uno bIicb iteben; Die 2ofomotipe
ibIeuoerte i'm auf bus @eleiie, uuO er
puroe %aermulmt.
&eaoing, ga., 25. Nug. Se@s
@agspns, wel9e nit II 600 @o1onen
Oel belanen Daren, perbrannten seltern
4oeno auf Der oOt BennipluauierSa bn"
Ser 8erIuf betrd9t mcbrere Sauitno
Y9iIaoelpbla a, %. Nue. @t=
tern Na6mittag bra@ in Srpiu'sSaum
mDI= uno 8oQlpinnerei an DIR Slat=
God Goao in Manopunf Seuer aus.
9as @ebduoe lit 81 SUB lang, As SUB
nno 40 IuB 5o9. 9as Tsuer fam I'M
4. Stodperfe aug. Ser obere 56ti(
oes @ebduoes wurbe 5erit0rt. 0erluli
$4,000.
Yottspi1lc, Ba., 25. Nus. 3lpei
ao1len5iise Der philadelphia Geaoins
Sabn" ltisben 9eittrn Morsen nabe
Monnt Carbon aufeinanber. GIN
8remler, Namens @ilb. Sensler, prr=
e Setlottt, uno eile 2ofomutips, Joni,
mebrere WaJ9ons wurOen eemolirt.
8beeling, 8.-Ya., "a. Maguf.
0os Ma9a5in uno Die 4nitrei6er-W ert
ititte oern Marietta> 5tublfabrif. Comp"
i'll Yarfersbur9, @.s9a., bronnten oe-
it'rn @beno ab. Sas Sauptfcbrifge-
bauoe puroen Su oericlt en- 3ett bon an
oere Yuatlen aus IN e..edt unO Suei
Ndnner, wei6e i'm Seroa1te ocrS ano-
t,ltunS ltcbtn, lino petDlItet woroer.
Cincinnati "a. gug. g. %
eropioro, Elm Nuadlalter, mtl1er auf
Die Mnflage bin, Dor 5pei Wo6cn einen
9ea6tcten Sirger, Ntamens @m. Sobn=
ion, per0iftet su boben, in bas @efdng=
nib 81 Sertlep. Springs, IS. 3D., elm
seicbt mar, mnroe lpdt seIiern 9lbeno
Don elmer S6aar Masfirter Der Obbut
ocs S9lieBers entriilen uno aufseban9t,
, 1876-08-26
9urfei.

2onoon, "a. Mu9uit. Sic nSailt
Z. Nelps" meloet, oab ale gipiliHen aui9e=
foroert puroen ]i9 aus @leyinab 5u ent=
fernen.
Cine SepelNe aus Berlin meloct;
.Nie Serben sr5dblen, bab ihre Sefclti=
sunsen bel Mlcrinub bombaroirt ucr-
ben man idliebt b%ieraus, oab oieleIben
BON ben Siirten in ibre S9ansen 9etrie
ben woroen lino."
gslerab, "a. slug. Sifi5iele 9e'
pei@sn mclosn in Yc5us auf Die Stint
pfc ON lssten 9icnlia9e, oab beioe par
teien lire Yolitionen bebaupten, uno
baB Die Siirfsn big auf $4,000 Mann
pelltdrtt morbcn lino.
Oifijiele Sepeihcn msloen, Dap bic
Sample bel alcrinas felt Dem &id5u9e
btr Sirten eingc1tclt ipuroen.
2onpon. 25. Iu9. Cine Spcsiol=
bepcl6e Gus a.tyinas melott, oub Sen.
Sidernojeif am MlttwO6 Mlttaa Ml'
@aib o%nerlIi. 20 lerbil6c SatalQone
uno SpslSotterien 5oscn our6 oasSbGl,
wclNes Iih npro0ltli6 pun NItrlnot
no1 Dem ELECTROMAGNETIC 5lcbt.
Oie Yewc9ung wuroe BON o.n Sii. fen
cntoedt, wei6e oergplonne en%t9escmiif=
' ten uno trpb Der iiberlegenen Stdrfe Der
Serben lire Steaung %bebalpteten. 0le
Siirfen ~erlitten i9lpere 8erlufc. beina=
he oGe lire Off5iere wuloen setootst.
Sic Serben 5ossn li6 um 6 ubr@benos
'sesen Mleyiuas 5uriid. Sic batten I'M
;. seiabr 1000 Soote uno Serwuuoste.
Ser Correspondent oes ~@tonoaro"
in Sclsroo btsei9nct Die @efshte bel
Nlerinab als blobe Worpolensefedte
uno ertldrt, bic Siirfen t6nnten Ml,gi
nab nur nit unSebeuren Opfern elnneh=
men.
SCI gorrelp onbent Der vSailpNews"
melost aus Yelsrob: ngs muroe MtIit-
mod Mo9mitta9 beri6iet, oaB Die Suls
fen aus Saitldar abye5oscn lsisn. SD
bin ssnelst, gu slauben, oaB Die Slrten
nur o,bhulb Die Staot auf5aben, um
lire gang Streitmo6t gu einem Mn9rlfl
auf Mlcyinub benubsn 5u fDnnen."
Gen. SorpptpuitI0 ioa Yanoipolo
, uno Granada erobert baben.
Nle Mddte, nit Musnabme 9eutl6
lano's, bottcn Serbien lbre Wermltie=
lung Suseiost ebe Die &ie beI94lcrl-
MOP unfinseh.
&crim Yul9a fat nit Dem 8ombar-
r bcment BON 9lsyinab besOnnen.
, 1876-08-26
Gaubia.

2onoon, "a. @us. Sie Yfort,
bat 5i@ seweissrt, Den 9orlt lunser
@rie6enlano's I'M Sstrtff Der 3uitano,
out Gambia bis nod Seenpisuns beg g.
senwartlaen &rieses @ebor Su i6enftn
81 @eiddfte auI Der SnIel ltpden, uni
Die &lbter peisern i'd, ibre @misplit'
ten ous5uiiben.
9onbon, IS. Mus. Cine SepeId'
aus Wien meloet
pGie unruben auf Gambia fansen an
Der tirtil4en &s9ieruns 8crIe9en6citel
au bereitsn. Sn Gstimo. Gambia, fant
Gin Nufrubr ituit, in wel4em s Siirfer
setDotet uno msbrerc@ rIeAen ~perpunps
wuroen.
No9 Dem Mufru9r entltanb elm Yani
unter ben @brilten. 9ieielben lhloIIel
iDre Saoen nno perbarrataoirten ibr
9dulsr; Die Siirten b~epaffusten Ii9 uni
losertsn in ben StraBsn. Gin tiirfi,
, 1876-08-26
@irsinia @taatS<Wa5etI
tasl,p bsraussessbsn Bon
9obn 9. pfin.
90. s 3m0lite Strafe.
u d III onb, So.
Grciic Der Mnseigen:

srOf,re anssisen psresn niger sertbnet.
Mdt pter pentasr Sci %rbtlben etnen Sa9art.
Nue @r,eieea fnb TN gptaus su 3atlen.
Die 3ettuna wiib IN Gla mont urb Unit
asaenb son bsn 3rasern far IS Gents per
Wcde auseetrdeet.
, 1876-08-26
a. G { q.

bas amerifantlhe Tutter fir @isb
Dieie GRiidun9 entbaIt feiu Irfenif
pOer ucrslftete Stoffe.
&s bria9t cine rsike Saut unb bGlt Greafbei
n BON Sluosn meg.
Oteler Mrtitel bat inter sinea arrern Wnmen
Munesr perridtst III ben giebbserbm ppa
@reB Srittantsn.
gs II elm fe,tsr Saamst nnb erssast 8~slunbss
Stsild btim @ieb.
60 tefSresrt ben @a9stbam Zee iaussa gie.
bes.
So ssrbaubt bic Spsilen unb srasust lanee
Wnle BET SbaGfen.
Cir 91meine III Cd etn Wittel, irelhss Rraaf
belten pen ibueu abbaIt.
Sc re'nist has S!at Der Vfsrbe, &tassisb
II. {. ~,
, 1876-08-26
nsueRs telsgr. pfps(1en:s


garis, "a. Nus. Ser &eooftenr oes
Sournals vDroits De 2'5ome" wuroe
qeltcrn iiberfu0rt Die 0eputirtenfammer
heleioist su BADEN uno 81 3=rnonotll6er
@efdnonibbait uno su elmer Geloirofs
BON 5000 perurtbeilt.
Sie No1yi9t iiber Den Sob oes 9rn.
Spquepile miro in Ibreoe seiteat.2
, 1876-08-26
SpDcfer Websttber.
(GtabIirt 1s46.)
Apptbefer II. Drp9uiiten,
serfauftn i'm @roBen unb &lsiner,
Nc. 1l44, @Ge Is. IT, Mainfr.

~'S SeNNNHh'f
Np. 1l44, @de Is. II. Mainltr,
Gti6monb, Sa.
g'lauten 1tt ben Sreuntsn unb bsm pu
publitum i'm 4Qaemeinen ibr s,pBrs 0ager
wel6es aus fp'senben SeGeu teifebt, anau
bieten frozen. Mebtsine. Chem Fallen, Mp:
Re- unb Solicit Nltiffl, @9pdmme, &orfe,
psrfnmerien, 5arbtrTe, Harbe, Se c, 5enlter
elas. Gitt etc. etc. etnitteelib Mlles, mas
in sinem auttn Oregon @sl6aft sswDbnli9 gu
baben #.
Gle fubren e'eidfatls cine arree Muswabl
piGtiIGer pr.Suraiipueu ais: &prsS 8tlattns,
gofer's Cocoa, gerl. @,iyr, SONG iGrfs,
SafermtbL Sasp, Iapipca, %cprpel,ll te Mld
etc. etc.
2anbrstb's anranttrter @arten laamea, ITO:
nrn Elm prleS @Gurtsment tets porrdtbis 1T
@pneenIrirte Stubt. ! ~lenccn, @rOmatili.
runss @r'r~fts BOA ieeer SSrte, @swirse gun
Ginma1en.
0srn.r lsnfen ie tie Iafmsrflamfsit auf ibr'
leltltasnla Gien p,eperate, tpeIde eire 20sidb'
rise 9lpbe beaaneen aaO fir nsl9e ie sa'an.
tiren tSnneu. NIB
, 1876-08-26

ides @el6waocr 1T mad &entimo beor=
bert ipDroen, uro Die Mutorit6ten BADEN
in Gotan!iuppel nm Sruppen nadges
Iu9t."
, 1876-08-26
Biz TnhkurA


IN 5eitimmt. bas sanse bisberise 5eiluerfabren ntts
SuitoBen. Nte Cur wtro bur9 has iosenannte
Sobbao uno bnr6 gtnnebnien Don Nobpnlper
beptrft. e lie Sobbdoer 5et9en an, no bic 6rart9ett
ibreu Sib bat, NJ tief 1e lte9t, unb Su gletder
3clt seisen &c Ste Gebensfrait hes @eni6e, an.
EaulenSe Iino tn Ben ieBten 5pet Sabren tn Der
8obez9tnitalt, "a Stanton Str, 9eslp, Yort, 9ebetlt
moroen. Inter ben @ebetlten beftnoen i6 ptele
R6 BON onberen Sa0ern baburf, oaB tie 6irett aui
Ste &ranfbeit etnmtrfen, u. ben tranten StoII ents
Ierntn, tn tpel9er 6orm er aud gum 8ori6eir
fonme. ste lino eth 8erbrennnn9ss ooer 4nsibet>
mir6 bet Der anwenbuns bitter Sur i~oaulesen ietn
eioener @rst. &enu Seriaub bur9 bteie Baber sef
bef[t tit, 10 lit er lpirtlt9 unb rabital sebeilt, pabs
renb nod Der btsberi9en Seilretbobe bic Mtttet
aep5bulid gef6brlt3er fiub ais BITE &raufbett1elbit,
Inb ii9 biters IN san5es Seer SeeunSarer arants
Obsiei9 Bic sUybab.r ane arantbeit.n, innerli5
unb duBerlt6, ~furiren, 10 iinb bod BITE Nirtun9en
nod tn acutem3 ~uitanoe b%efinDen. gang auberorSents
lid: Nteber, ielbit Nerpens nno Tpphnsfteber,
peroen iebr idneI, sepbbuItd nit Ia gdSern,
furtrt. &aISs uub SangemS9tptnoiud1t ptro,
sewa5nli4 lst4t furirt. MaNetjndt, &beas
tnattsmus perben oft febr. i4HeA. ee9etlt;
ebenio Mueets unb Obr'utrautbstten. iopte cue
tgpbiItttide &ranfbettsa tn leeera Sraee' Set
fdtipiiret, eeropbelm &C. If bic @irfuns eins
pI6hlide II. Ndt6are. gur etn Bah TT b~iuretden6,
Inn Sse6en non Der @trtuns sa a6erseusen. Mas
eenfrebs unb bic ioseuannte Ssarns ober
Sarben eebeilt. 8et lsstsrer 8rantbett sebeu rs
0rosent 6es 3adsrtoffes nit tsSem Babe Sar3 Sea
llrin ab.
Sic Babes nnb gtnnebme,Duluer rper6en nod
iebeut 8las I'M 9anbe %uerIonot, Der 4rets bee
babes9uluers TT 50, Der bes gtnnebme : 8utuers
Al. MAN laIe f9 etne 8rol6ire nber bic 9o4tuk
hs enslii9er ober beati4er Spra9e f4tdeu.
FIR. Rauchfuss, "
@ "a siuntOu Str. (Box 1s9s)J
,4 Sem Qort(
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10

climbing TO the heights of histrionic excel
leuoe and to dramatic authorship, in which
experience has taught that with ordinary
persons only years of effort can attain to
success. There was no reason 10 anticipate
for Miss Dickinson a result short of sting
ing blow to her arrogant solf-oonfidence.
IL sbe had met with anything else she
would have been dramatic phenomenon,
which she evidently thought herself to be,
and in which foolish idea indiscreet friends
seem to have encouraged her.
We trust that her failure will teach other
men and women who fancy they can be-
come dramatic artists Of the highest class,
simply by putting on stage clothes and APP
pearing before the footlights, that great
acting can no more be done under the spur
Of vanity without long practice Of its de-
tails, than the girl who paints q pretty
flower on 4 screen can produce at call n
RAPUAEL's Madonna, or q nimble player
Of little waltzes and marches can compete
with RUBISsTEIN or Won BuLow in the ex-
eoution Of grand sonata OF BEErHovKN's.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10
A Suggestion to Gov. TiIden.

There has perhaps never been a more
dangerous criminal organization In this
country than that Of the Molly Maguires
in Pennsylvania. Yet there Is a fair pros
poet now that this organization will be
broken up, and Its leaders and q num-
Der of members brought to the gallows
through the efficacy of granting i'm
munity to the accompliees who have
turned States evidence.
1t is high time for Gov. T1LDEN to take
into iious Iteration his duties and
obligations in relation to the KELSEY MUIR
der. Life is not safe In the State IL such n
crime as that can 20 unpunisned and un-
detected. Probably dozen persons at
least know all about IL. That is 400 large
number to hold together II a pardon is
assured to the first who will come forward
and tell the whole truth.
Gov. TILDEN has done much to protect
the property of the State. Can no afford
to do less for the protection Of human
lifef
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10
Think About New York.

One of the main arguments usually EN-
ployed in National Nominating Conven-
lions in favor Of O particular candidate
for President, is that his name would
strengthen the party in some great State
which is regarded rs doubtful, but which
IL 10 deemed necessary TO carry in order to
insure success in the campaign. We have
seen many tabular statements OF conjec-
tured results Of the pending struggle, in
which the thirty-nve electoral votes of
New York were sometimes placed In the
Democratic column, and sometimes in the
Republican but we are yet to see one such
statement wherein either party could
manage TO foot up a majority for its side
without including those thirty-fve votes.
This mode Of putting the case is the high
est kind OF evidence that the clear heads
IN each party have come TO the conclusion
that their candidate can hardly hope for a
victory in November, unless he can get the
vote of New York. Therefore it is that
the real question TO be decided at Cincin-
natl and st. Louis is. who stands the best
chance Of carrying the foremost State in
the Unioni We commend the careful con-
temptation Of this subject to the support
ers OF CoYKLING, BLAINE, MORTON, and
BRIsTow, on the one side, and of TLDEN,
BAYARD, THURMAN and HKNDRICKs, on
the other. The question will be pressed
upon them at their National Conventions,
and they had better be getting ready TO
answer il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10

GRANT must ere now have found time
% compose the Centennial speech he IL to make
at Philadelphia to-day. He never mad, and never
again will have, such a chance to display his tai
ents and knowledge. He had better steer clear
OF spread-eagleism. and confne himself to an To-
structive sketch of the few points OF national
history with which he Ia most familiar. There Is
nothing more interesting to this generation. and
there can be nothing more Interesting to poster
tg, than GrIntism, its nature, development,
manifestations, and results- He will long be re-
membered as the man after whom II was called
and there Is sure to be much wranslina over It
hereafter II he do not soizs this occasion to
plain IL. He himself considers IL Cue thing
we'll. then, let him deliver q defence Of 10 for the
entertainment of mankind. Let him show the
ness, the power Of corruption, the advantage of
putting knayes In ONCE, the pleasure OF lo1nng
around, the benefit OF turning public interests
to private ends, the biesscdness of worshipning
money, the joys Of boon compsnionship, the
gain Of Black Frdayism, and the wholesome
ness Of perpetual smoking. Lis practice OF
these things gives evidence that he approves OF
them, and his defence of them In hts Centennial
speech would give US inside view Of his way
Of thinking ABOUT them. Nothing else from his
lips to-day can be of equal Importance to him
self aud the country; an 4 no speech Of any other
kind could give him the emiuence he would &C
qure by such speech as tails.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10

II Is very kind OF the Rev. DR.. TYING, Jr.,
TO give THE Sun the credit for attracting crowds
Of people TO the preaching Of the two ladies who
are carrying on revival operations, under his
auspices, In the Chapel Of tho Church OF the
Holy Trinity. We are well pleased to know that
the slight amount Of interest taken by Tue SUN
IN these female reyivslists has been so advanta-
geous to them. He says that such work they
engaged In is often carried on in Episcopal
churches elsewhere; and though be has only
permitted them to operate 10 his chapel, he
would not consider it improper to open bis
church TO their preaching, as there Is no law
against female preachers In the Episcopal de-
nomination. We must say, neyerth eiess, that il
Is not In accordance with Episcopal custom. In
this part OF the world, 10 invite women ~ the
pulpits of the churches; and We do not think it
would DO possible for any woman To get permits.
sion to preach in Trinity Church, Grace Church,
or any other OF our Episcopal churches than
that Of the Rev Dr. TYS0, Jr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10

RUBESsrEIy, the convicted murderer of
SARA ALEXANDER, has, as the sayllg is, cheated
the gallows by dying IN another way than by tue
halter. He may have committed suicide, but
his manner Of life since his imprisonment and
conviction makes 10 not hard to believe that 50
weak and diseased person misht have sunk and
died under 1t. His taking on, whether 1t occur
rcd by intention OF as the result OF disease per-
haps as well rids US OF him the hangman's
halter would have done. RUDKSsrRIs's case
was one OF the most remarkable in tho annals OF
crime. Though to the last letter OF the form a
devout Israelte, out-Heroding HRROD in hls
punctilious observance Of all ralmudic rules, he
Yet was probably the justly convicted murderer
OF SARA ALEXANDER. II seems likely that he
killed the girl to cover his Illicit relations with
her and as a sort of pious duty, In accordance
with his narrow and bigoted notion Of tho full
nlment Of the law of his fathers. or his guilt
there has all along been little doubt, though he
was allowed opportunity of demonstrating
his right to n new tIial after he hnd been con-
ylcted Of the crime. IL has been evidsnt that,
whatever the result, RuBESsrEIs never intend
ed 10 die by hanging.