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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-20
STOCK REPORT.
TUESDAY, June 10.

TUESDAY, June 10.
MORNING BOARD.
715 Ophir, 26 IS 27.
22lO Mexican, IAN 10 IA Is 16 IGN.
I72O Gould Il Curry, 10 10 II l6 l5s 1873.
1870 Best & 3elcher, 81 28 90 80 n y 26M.
$3.50 California, SO IS "a SO 33s SO IS.
800 Savage, 8 IN TX.
has Con Virginia, SO 33h "a 354.
1860 Chollsr, 40 81 IS 80 y 80.
ATS Hale Norcross, 1917 ~.
1855 Yellow Jacket, tx II IL IN.
364O5 Imperial. IL 30 2 2 ~ 2.30 2.35 2.l5.
$50 Kentuck. 81 @.
324O Alpha, IA l6 l5z.
1O45 Belcher, 81 6s<7.
30 Confidence, 6A z.
$500 Sierra Nevada, 1894.
$40 Utah, 10 II TIA 10.
$3.50 Bullion, IL Tx llk.
1900 Exchequer. TX IN.
1865 overman. 26 23a IS "a.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
so Meadow Valley. rs.
1876 Raymond q Ely. ~ az.
625 Eureka Con-, 1914 30.
80 Jackson, ALB.
$40 Belmont, IA.
100 Alta. 1.
60 Rye Patch, 40.
1876 Leopard, 3 2 20 2.95.
$50 Panther, l CSC
4o5 Northern Belle. 10 i5k lsA.
lD0 huSStv, JUG DOC zoe.
200 Manhattan. 8.
1890 Grand Prize, 81 10.
1925 Mo loo, 2& SIS.
365 New Coso. 2 l.95.
305 Golden Chariot, 100 IL.
1850 Leeds, " lao
100 Justice, 10 0,s ~.
2120 Union, 76A 6I 6h Tbs.
2490 Julia. "a 43%b5 345.
1855 Caledonia. AZ Al 4 q BIS 4.05
1890 Baltimore, l 95c.
100 Sill, er Hill, "a 345.
1870 Dayton, 1904 Las.
2940 New York. rs Toe Coo.
800 Rock Island. 55c.
275 Occidental. *.
200 Woodvile. 55c SOC.
$40 LADY Washington. TX IL IA.
$50 Kossuth, 40c SOC.
100 Alta, q.
2540 Leviathan. /
10 South justice I.
40 North Con Virginia, roc.
145O Prospect 15c soc CSC.
$50 Ward, 75c.
1900 NJ numental, 15c zoe.
so Weber 1.
1906 Trojan. ! 10 90c 85c.
1870 Hale & NorerOss, 6A GS.
1860 Savage, 99h 90.
65 Choliar, d6 81.
. 2035 Gould l. Curry. Is 15k 16.
1405 California. IS 35A 34Ii 34A.
1890 Ne ican. l4h 14's 14as.
g 2305 Best & Belcner, ~ 27A 26A 27AhSC III
26A.
GAS Exchequer. IN 77n.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-20
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS

Over the Virginia & Truckse Railroad will
convey the Pioneers and their friends to and
from the picnic grounds, leaving Virginia
City at 8 A. NJ, Gold Hill at S:l5 A. M, Reno
at A. NJ stopping at Silver City Switch and
other points Tor excursionists. Returning,
the trains will lie ave the grounds at o'clock
p N.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-20

Ice cold soda water, fresh from
the fountain, at Stewards drug store.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-20
OsceOla District.

The White Pine News of June 16
publishes the following: News of a
startling nature comes to US from the
gold fields of Osceola. Many I'M
portant discoveries in quartz and
placer mi res are reported, and crowds
of people are rushing in from all
the towns in the eastern section of
the country. Mr.. Blair, writing to a
friend IN Ward from the diggirgs,
says: Everything Is Lovely here
The latest sensation is a twenty
ounce nugget. saw it myself and
weighed it," Through the courtesy
of Deputy Postmaster Hauser we are
permitted to max" public the follow
ing letter received here yesterday
from Postmaster Jackson at Ward:
WARD, June A, 1S77.-Friend
Carpenter: The excitement here
about OsceoIa is immense. 1t is re-
ported that $700 IN dust was taken
cut Yesterday over there. Ii the ex-
citement continues | do not think
there will be many people in Ward
in few days. have seen assays OF
the quartz Lodges of from $500 t.
500 to the ton. Gold chunks have
been found in the placers of from $40,
$l5, so, $34 To twenty ounces. The
twenty-ounce nugget was taken out
by man named Chapple. One man
who was gone from here week has
returned and brought back $l36 in
dust Three stage lines are running
from here to the mines.
F. w. JACKSON.
G. r. McConkey showed US 81 "a
ID dust, the yield of one pan of dirt,
sent him by Dan Morris, from whose
claim it WAS taken. The gold is
coarse aud very bright. Hamilton
ians are warming up little on the
subject, aud the next favorable ne rs
that comes will Doubtless set them in
motion for the new E, Dbrado.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-20

CLOTHES cleaned aud repaired
in the rear" is Carson sign.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-20

9For paints, oils and wall
paper, go to Stewart, the Druggist.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-20

MINERS EMPLOYED IN THE MINES
lVl of Storey and Lyon Counties, not mem.
brrs, are r, quested to come forward and join
the Miners Unions prior to July 10 1877. By
so doi they will confer favor On the
Unions and themselves
THOMAS BURKE,
PRESIDENT Gold Hill Union.
JOHN TATE,
President Virginia Union.
ID. SEWELL,
President Silver City Union.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-20

Tick cts flor the round trip in full, In.
cluiing railr ad excursion aud ad-
mission to the groundsl ga 90
Gaze Tickets alone. ....................I 90
Procurahle in Vir ,inia CITY. Gold Hill, Silver
City, Da, ton, Carson and Reno, froln persons
daily authorized by the Society.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-20

J, G. TodnsGn is the authorized COL
Lection. for THE TIMES. Payments
npay be made to him or at this office.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-20

No Improper Characters Allowed
Either on the cars or on the grounds and ali
possible attention will be paid to the CON-
fort aud pleasure Of the guests.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-20

Return of the Old Reliable.
VIRGINIA CITY,
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday,
JUNE IS. 10 AND 20.
On Lot Foot OF Warrington 81.
MONTGOMERY QUEENS
California Menagerie,
CARAVAN
And Great Double Circus,
Comprising in full
Cookies Royal English Circus,
QUEENS CALIFORNIA CIRCUS.
DOUBLE TROUPE OF EQUEsTRIANs.
Double Troupe of Gymnasts,
AN IMMENSE TROUPE OF ATHLETES.
vOltigeurs. Leapers, Tumblers. 4
complete nev organization; an entire new
show. brilliantly equipped and larger
and better than ever before.
Monster Living Menagerie !
Rare animals from every portion Of the
globe. many of which have ne er before been
exhibited In America, the more prominent
being
A TWO HORNED RHINOCEROS
AN AFRICAN HORNED HORSE,
Do not fail to see the great act,
Circus Riding Exposed !
At every afternoon exhibition. and the grand.
gorgeous and brilliant drama Of
Putnam, the Iron Son of '76,
EVERY EVENING.
Brilliant Oriental street Parade,
The most magnificent ever behel1.
SPECIAL NOTE-No side-ehows connected
with this exhibition.
Two performances daily--afternoon and
evening.
ADMlSSI IN .ONE DOLLAh
Children under nine years. Fifty Cents
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-20

ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR
Children under nine years. Fifty Cents
Cushioned Opera Chairs. Fifty Cents Extra
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-20
THE NATIONAL GUARD

THE NATIONAL GUARD
OF Virginia City have kindly volunteered to
do duty as escort OF the day.
The Best Band Of Music in the State
Will accompany the excursion, and in the
spacious nall on the grounds all who desire
can indu &c in dancing.
Perfect Safety and Strict Order
Will secured by special conduct RS ard guards
on the trains, and by u larg ami efficient
force OF depdty sheritis and special police
men, under the command Of the sheriff of
: rmsby county, and selected from the Pho
neers themselves.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-20
r, A. COOKE.
NOTICE TO MINERS.

Sheriff of Lyon County, New.
Dayton, New, June 13, 1877.
, 1877-08-04
AN OLD PICTURE.

IA @ sI: III! /; 81 81 ,s wa; ~ III sv ous opan
At least y friend ten years ago.
il has lain ali thu while In the drawer With these
Dast. covered and tme.won. ne,gh.hoi
Old letters, dead flowers, md scrap Of love.
We've al lad our fancios, but 6oJa Wills uacer
Like thsyInd, as tho poet vel! sings.
ne might add like life. too. Heaven knows we've
E:sa Sss il, '0Ss ;s n so,s; VII; H. HI
But tho bitter drevs stay IN tho cup.
"a uwset faes1" bols.o It was called 10.
Let mo scc-sAe wa. twenty that summer, know.
ofa.s VA meyer SO gFceu' skies 90 blue or so'cs
A. In thas juno, jus. ton years ago.
very ta,t as you sea; psoud and cold, too, she,
Du. sle lad q warm heart, a. l know;
Slender hand and caryed tnstcp, hish. In each
And 5 Soieo srer gontls and loya
A woman 10 die for. To scom-to lovor-
Like an Angel IRON Paradise, come
And stTse for u Heavenly home.
You smtio at my tauc'cs, no doubt; but this pic.
Ess ,s to e* Is ng s' ss su. ...
barren,
In spite Of MY marital vow,
Shs'il bc happy tu know you. I'D susc.
Let tne lock Up tho dssk, with IL scent Of dried
Dead h"pcs hd md old lovca tbs. ALLURE.
.Au1 lhe Iad,t" married these sx years,
And I'm in my honeymoon still
sash !. lite: yomu-yo9. sr arm-weh b sotas
, 1877-08-04


It Ia stated that u Portuguese company has
b!quc from the Government at Lisbon, and will
soon commcncc using It In the cultivation Of
opium.
sfr. Packard has described and 6xurc0 the
blind beetle, Adelops, Of Mammoth Care, but
the carly stages Of tho Insect arc unknown. The
Adcfops pelarouz, blind beetle inhahislnE the
e s 1sis: j. T. sssy ays ss been
A citizen OF sonoma, CAL, brought the seeds
Of the cork-trco from Spain. twenty years ago,
and has reared from them live trecs, which ar9
now twenty-five aud thirty.ave feet in height,
and from ten to twelve inchca In tlaagter Ut
the basc. Ono coat Of cork, an inch and half
thick, has been stripped oil.
Young salmon, Weighing four pounds, hare
been taken IN James River, above Richmond,
this scason II Ia supposed they belong to thu
lot Of California salmon which were put Ento tho
river In 1874. Three salmon hasc becn captured
In the Delaware within three mouths. The last
was said to weigh nine pounds.
Despite tho bard times, which compel all
c1asscs to forcgo many OF tho lu1urtes to which
they havo been accustomed, It Is announced In
pte&'s Floral Guide that the famous florist Of
Rochester has had 10000 new customers this
season. THIS argues continued growth In our
country Of the luyc uf flowers.
A paper haa lately been read at Oxlcy, Queens
lan1, by Mr.. LnndsboTougt, an experienced
Austrian explorer, to show that forests 'uro In
ezeasfng Ia thnt country, with the result Of n
marked Improvement upon Tho climate nna tbs
soil. Now that sllcrp keep lurn the grass, tho
annual flres, that used to rage with great vio-
lcnrc and destruction to tho vegetation, have
almost ccased, and regions formerly void are, In
consequence, clothed Will, trees aud moistcncd
BY rains. In Queensland the change IL especial
, 1877-08-04

n fhA Editor 0} TIT TrtbHnf.
Mission HOUSE, % CENTRE STREET. NEW
TonS, July a3.-Tou had the eourtesy 10 pub
ltsh cntire the paper which l read 10 our late
General Assembly; and rs our Foreign Hoard,
with the help Of the Interior, New York Enan.
geitst1 and othcr papers, Il representing that
nm nectltessly delaying nm ihtervicw with fad
Hoarl, will you kindly let yuur readers know
that tho first Invitation nf said Board reached
nc after tho tate fianc, in II for the said inter-
view md that It's sctt,nf Initiation named day
which ct,nfictcd with public engagement
which hail made before tho Assembly met,
both of which facts were promptly made known
tn sa!d Beard. That nm here In the atEssion-
House tt,-tlay,-thc very next regular stated
inrtntghtly meeting of our Foreign Board
and II has no quorum here to meet me;
that ~ soon as tho Board permits me 10
compare with tho originals in its MS.
minutes my datatakcn from sattl minutes, Wien
wns on tho Standing Committee Of the Gem
cral Assembly, to examine. them 80 a. to become
ablo to refer tho Iioartl at once to dates md
paccs OF It's notes towlict desire its attention,
shall g1adly welcome tho desired Interview.
Yours sincerely. H. q. WILDER.
r. S.-Pntxcsrox, N. j., July 8o.-1 l,ase ,lc-
1aJcl this few days thinking II tho religious
papers pubitsl,cd my notes to them would not
trouble you. But the New York EraMgSist
muiilates aud oHlts most OF tny motto md tho
Interior fails to notice it,-phsaibly my note
failed to rcar1, IT, II you will lnscrt the aboyc
In your TRIBUNE 1t will be kindness. W.
, 1877-08-04

ttrr Committee hare dccidcd to found station
in the Trans. Tnncnnvlkn datrict. 4 ,lernt will
ke established at Zanzibar, ami three others at
intermediate points. une Ut thtAc Inst will be
placed under a Catholic mission, and the other
two undcr Protcstants.
The Baptist Missionary socfcty Of ENGLAND
the Congo. region tlnvtsite,l by Europeans for
over fifty Years. It i* expected that a pioneer
party wlll be dispatched 70 reconno!tre and as-
certain tho disposition of the natives.
been engaged In scientific explorations between
the Zanll,csi and Orange Rivers. in Southern
Africa. has started from Cane Town upon
another expedition, By way Of tthQna1aud West.
itcs Of tho country, With the vtcr Of tdcnttfytn1
II with Ophir, and TO discover the extent Of the
cotton-htlds existing within II. spec!mens Of
the cotton fibre, anil OF the nat!gc cloth manu-
Anderson At Cape Town, and arc said to be Of
Tcry strong texture.
, 1877-08-04
CHARMED.

Ny craft ia launched upon tho crystal tide;
WAS ever boat 80 trim, 80 light as mlnoN
Drink deep of LIES bright wlne.
Tint fans my Orow. yet rtpplcs not tho steeAnas
So swift the waters swcep my shell along,
The to!ttnK oartmcn can smile to sce
Their rough craft urging KalHst tho current gteonE
Why foat not do'fn with rnc'
, 1877-08-04

r,,, .hc,11 1,rlr mt IL, .xo-. ~ ..n,. ,In,1
5.ithn.'. sn in,a.n ,H 'us LUZ WIN VI 9o'o H"a
"'s''Sas nWorht Hi'aa I fei,ov brought TN ~ Inv.
hecri;, h. onsMnr,d 'ouIe ei,s, W n1,ron "A,
."'jon. ' ,on,s"ea kns ~. .rvsia. Eueo ~ ~
i,ani, And what tranc, oi bar, 'shoT h, Pa'u ~.',
sapaveo IN oest o''eo 'oF'-a o'aks"''a OF
ttink xo,, at,sd f,- nm ,-,-,< ,xb,.sx,-, =,
.x,ano,' n f"n "o ", ~ nK ri,' "aa.e5 %
1sa"Du [nenaoIa t S,s hsr1 rIf' VIA s,,psaasis,
ne1 1f"hmS ~ o pos,' rh II, ,nss @ Ma, mEMcss, aso
,,teu in.ea, " .uu Moosc ony aaalieation -
eopseIens 'Ias To- bs troubs on tst nt y
iHs'o ~ ,SassHsu'po ~, ~ 10 HaIi
nos suouta Mox.,n,na asae' ~, 5"a pos'iiIot's iIens
u"not urna, osolI'enL sh.ss,,... s.. .mu 'no a1us
eGisc'X, es.iscX, . tntou3a tae lotesest q your
fns ifts.1s, nus .nEoosM eAo "@"eSs"fo eEame1s'
Ut .G,ta.ptS eG1a!np!eS :. 'V..,.,.,1.,,t. o..,u
.1n!s. tuo natLmeNe!ate etAuacnt
ejirt,on Mr Gh..tcr hem,..ht II. snd d'mrn ms
hmm thra mnrtefshrif viii vtnIc,cc tnot ~ scnt
tLn Innrtar rnIfi,,rr IN ~ ov,isn"hs ,tnsn shs
shimnev. an, on ran.r.i ~ H. hean. n' swn ,f,tio III
Mandasn, I'm csr,'cr ~ t.'
In wae WI -ni1n an iIsiocat,on. e' VI A~'Dsa|''
Throiorn Vansiitart snswcrcd mt vona.
she snsc' ,onL - hc%,onm cmu cnni,e mi TAN fron,
thr :Ic t"hi" nvtt4t q Eth .tot.iv
, 1877-08-04

tSat '"es eentcc 1 uam eot, einee'y ty
snnt.1n at s'en Stnsn, en'sniS snn1so III ,,,., tno
of hidden necessity, Prove frulticss; that I
mans destiny is 10Th viii lin; may Just as we'll
II 5 sf aan1 M oe aae a. WIN t uDs # unf n"s u. ssa
i,kcly to betal oae hare IN ' tc {: Ghnnns @ 1sisn.
N ii Vi.stniaHrathcr ltkoIisr. Till was WHAT
h. sourht ~ rrnrr Tia ,hirr, =" III Ia -. II,
s Gill; teI hs asi9sy we9k *.
desnondsnc.. hofn Of scit.,ntl',rencc' @ airoi'ois
mi n'cotins, of W Mr i,arIy GhrstSr "'e'''''
pY tho time bo ilnIshod eye,, Aunt uo,ic,s
s1ssk: Il, xsIe drsd VIII au.h :. honest shame.
The The olTe oi ' her ou chaIr be' TIN cyeI a n
isabella Vansittark fprlmed @ ,,etoreasni i' vtth =
fcw nf thn Tnnncrnn scntitncn,s 'n,nmon;v os
uitersd n The a4t.n onGt M IL onenn
htr eVc. ~ s;,r .rotc VIII .bs .to,e hin.EE
widcfrss NJ siccn mi ,,n1,, nsrr~
Chc.trr,s facr. pf'S'0~ ''e~p' 'A" "'''" A'1' y
Miss Thcou1s n,cn1In y ~ ,a1 b eoae. sa .na
inrS.r thon ts3o+p i! t,,sU, tn.ts,ns s,u @
Will our Iamen,ed nans m.ni 's H. = NV NV
10 10" hi. ehisdr.n bnnt rrm"nhor ~ ts,t ~
fhcrc I. sn,rctbtrr ,,nrn fes4,,n.. a.s -
than fortune. more s,icccssfui than s,,rr..ss'
mcns aphor,sms nut, sosi'i,l,rfft. ~" ~s.iai HIT
opcn.banded GEORGE Vans,ttaft u,,otc,i A. n
promui9.tor Of copy.book mofalltyl IA for
fsaSepS ssot o 9s' Ss Il .euss s
tho sccidsnts ofilie. 4 happy turn Of iucki il
any turn Of luck bcfall YOU. Nr. Chcater It viii
bo Tor the worse, You NAV rciv unon TIM. ~
lIe mutiersd aonao Of tho eld utilities
about hofso.breedinr. iii one could rnnt
few acres OF moofjand i.cro or,
Querpoc Common, e.en.-thc li,t,s Norman
iorses.-a reaIy market IN Engl.nd----''
nqt Miss Thsodora put him down bri.kly.
mfuht co1er oyer Nth a tjnion .Inrkf man
.e mRht >' a. xsll talk oi making ] T fort%no t by
Dvstcr.betfs on Salisbury Fisim. Hnye ynl eycr
In vour ljfa ma,ls tn,,.,sy i,y horarsi H,vr wv,
II ssk II honestiY, Mr. Chestor~hsye
YOU gained either In rsntItatnn or
nwkct by your connept,o,s VIII H.
furf-your steenic. .cnaaes. trotlitx.n,atrhrs, nd
ps1cr.huntsEsIncc yuu .l,aIrlsI i1auj,mni7s -AN
It wss potsoncu dart. Tho Miss yan.,tt.rts
had a wttin nrnt,uintanro fAunt iln,ia a,n"nr ia
working. MIss Thcodora s,,Ip,,g sl.o ormsn,cna.i ri
or t,seless rasscsS In tl,e tsiaui And frnm cvr-x
kidn stnries ha.i rea.hed thcn, al liz" Harry
CIcs,erss snortiug tTunsactions. Stories of ai.
tcr1liuner tcta, rspu{lntcl wien he was sobsr:
Of susniinns Of foil III Ietwee,. himself and IL.
other "eentlemcn r,drrs: Of tanubla ,IualreIs n !:
Of yet murn i9nonle reronr,liaf3n,.s. 1IHix .t.t
ries. sli Of thin! o"'' ''0
~ i'm, ,,on,t mean IN .,,na ,h,s.o,. r, .ra..
, 1877-08-04

TO M Editor ot 7ns Tribune.
Marcos, ILL.,, July Two weeks ago was
plunged In deep despair, and thought TINT hcnce-
forth must Ft outside tho charmed circle gather.
Ing At tho inRtcaldo; for never could hope to gau
The intellectual status required for welcome to
tho hcnrthstoue. But have made up my mind
that t.oso who do not like these tight, frothy let
tons should turn the[r attention to tho mose solid
publications Of the dny and gather In tho words Of
wisdom found there: and let tho poor, tired moth.
ss and ,' .{%pa'hT1s With
proper to give them tho rpaee. Meshlnks ho will
10. soon Si.e tbs somn,.a! 70 hat. Judging fton
letters sandnfched between the advlsosy ones CT.
~ medium for obtaining patterns. why y cannor as
the space be dovotcd To fonething better, and iet
tses tes; ts ye Il. e 6. for sb5 sb5 pst 1 A.
i'' IL tsis wy. rast r"t 9onssasion sGs "''csa Can
It. or ass Al. of tie "asf mem6sa. a to 70 fsro ooa aa
peasancc now. 4 few Of fhs ehartcs.n1cmbera
next installment havn vanished. Kitchen Dcvo.cc.
cannot yuu revoke your decision. and return to A.t
tle, and consequently can appreciate good. senst-
hlc letters on every .aay topcs It takes away tho
lnateal of those whu had bcc0me cndcatca
to us BY thcr writings, weshall meel oery Of new
faces with whose nalncs We hare nut become fanlit-
lar enough ~ locate them, and VIC rhalt bo
to Increase al the rate It las snce tho meeting was
proposed, sotno Of tho Older members announce
womana curiosity lmpels mo 10 cry out ags!ngt
this. want to SEQ that tag on cTorj one, 10 that
can stare at cacA ono and know 1t whom am
starIng.
Well, dear old bachelor Cnc1o. why do you wish
to know y studgo Madeap nna mJsclt arc fcatiyesf
Gle to tnke care OF you dusin. an attack Of gout?
II 30, say the word. and In consideration Of rour
remembering uA when that will IL made think We
will glally cheer yuuf funety hours with our mis-.
chief Uy The way, Cnc!n aud Dcron1A would 10
greatly surprised 10 sec tt1at - romplng laughing
, 1877-08-04
PNEUMATIC RAILWAY.

The following account Of pneumatic railway
iu contemplation between the South Remington
Station Of the District Railway aud tho Albert
Hall. Is quoted from Nature: "Thc limo will
rise the whole Way to tho Albert Hill, tho rul-
ing 0radEant beng in 49, The train will 10
blown through the tubo BY IN c]ector,-in OF her
words, n great centrifugal pump, two feet in
diameter, fixed close TO District Station, and
worked by pair OF condcnstng engines cxcrslng
about l70 indicated horsepower. Tho tunnel
will be oi brick, and the floor will be pared. It's
cross.scctonal area will be 1865 squire feet; at
the end Of the train IL fixed screen oE piston,
with nj, area Of t04 square feet, the difference
bglng allowed for wtndngc. The train will cot.-
sst OF "tx carriages Of yery high bull1 the sail,
passengers, aud the total load will be thistytwo
TONS, uf tcu tons less than tho weight Of single
engine on the Metropolitan Railway. Tho max
lmum resistance At twenty miles an hour will
be about 40 pounds, requiring to overcome It
pneumatic pressure Of e.G ounces per square
inch, aud 1o: horse power, assuming the ,ltciul
effect to be 60 Ger cent"
, 1877-08-04
THE "yVOMAN QUESTION"
TO TIE Editor Of The Tribune.

LEE CENTRE, ILL.,, Jnly 30.-A vast deal OF non.
sense IL talked md written nowadays sbout
''wousAn'a sphorc." and yet everybody realizes
that shero is A large current OF truth and good,
sound sense underlying cven tho weakest dts.ertn.
tion thereon. In these days Of "ruth md not :"
many Of the old Ideas Of womans ecntlcucsa and
dcltcscy havo been laid aside With other od.fash-
ioacd garments, and now that ttcro is such mania
for old tlines i sceu's appropriate to havo them
taken out md at.ed. Fitst and foremost Il = Al.
II her womealy purity. hopor. and virtue. And
here let try snd draw the line between honor md
virtue. A womtn'a honor, Hrst Of all, IS fl her
the habit Of ttampllnz wildly. For hnuor y
not rlftne merely! u something far inner and
a a as sus +
'p1actiec Of duty nnd sbatinenco fron vice, es.
peciaily female chastity. .trRtntty. purity. You
arc, - CHssr would have hls wife, .'atoyo suspi-
con y; women who arc tender and true, nublc antt
..ona; but am n .fraid, ashamed. rather. TO count
and 70 compare them to the number. Of those who
Of rascs!ly lts.e nlrtatEons. And thls last word
f1irtaton-t* rho most tn"idlons OF enemies 10 a
,vo,nan's delisaey and homer. What can We expect
~ tho way OF honor from EiEl who. from The time
she was years old, has been laughed at abont her
=. bea97." and has bag hali.a.dozon little 'thns.
JON know" Who By tho time sIie i IL ha. bsa boesa
.'encsGcd" half.a; dozen times, and 70 whom tho
OLD. old stnfy," practically and theoretically
considered, has intieaA become very old Rtory.
ehc has had. eyer since sho was drstt ont, " lots
Of bcan1, md staeks OF iovt.letteFs, and has
answered them all; her photograph il drifting
misetsi and Jet this eirl-and the IL the average
specimen Ut to.aay's society fayontc-mav be,
and 10, In ono scnse, perfectly yirtuone. She IL
accounted by hos gentlemen friends AZ = ''mtghty
nlco gil, who Il lawfully Jolly" md mot d
bit stiG": md fur this she has eacrldced more,
n,asries.- men arc 10 bo pItled. Tho 'con,.
Ing man" will dnd no euraer Ia TINT girl heart in
any delicate ''honr tfo.t to melt ard thaw
away" with Ills hEst kiss. why blc.s mo.
shc would be puzzled hcs!elf to tell you
whcn or BY Whum that ''thasiny" opcrn-
elon was performed! And 40 i H. tint women
allow thsmsclycs to suthlosaly trample
~ pasc :. sno|" n hato ~ so.ce tat Wosl
be henEd by The women Of AmcE!ca-tho force