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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
P4SSENG ERS ARRITED.

Miss T. steele Miss Steele Hugh Henderson MI TON 2r
stcarus +. Searns, Miss T. Stearns MI ana Mrs IL AVIS
Ward Mrs. Landeslat three children and nurse Mrs and
MIS- Bg4 ME- A. sd Sef Whistler Mss t. wscr
FROM LIVERPOOL-By Steam5ip Scyhid. Charles l.
Adams Miss e. Adams C. Aonzo Mss Annie AskeTn Miss
Barnes sister C. W Barnes jqn : H. Bell Miss BENSON
William Bys3a" JoR 50CEe Mr. r bsgsS o T6bn NJ
C. C0ute " CocLr ne NJ II. Cohen, Mrs Cohen Gardner
Mss Mary J. VCiabTde, W T. Downs Mrs Downs T.
Downs, 6 .. W. Downs D. G Eaton sister Ealth Thomas
Mrs Farqdharson, Miss taiguharso Master EsrS
servants Mrs George GrswQd Gray and maid Miss
Children and servant C. H. Holden the REV Dr. HUBBARD Mr.
j. L. hughes Sister. Kate, John Kelly V. Kieier.
M Iacv k Fasrne lewis h' MIS- Jereys LEVI s
Little Mr.. little, jun. A. p Luse, Mrs Inse, PISS Luse
Mrs T. l. Marsh Frederick liatol Miss Cora = Moseey
George Motley Miss Alice M9e 4Sa A 9 M NOTIFY PSr
George Pende Alfred Reeve, William Rechen6aeh, T. T.
RRherfSrd Miss RGtherord Henry smmonfs J. Fisher
smith, F. smith, Jacob sohlimer, Miss somerylIle L. V.
story = swan Mr. Swan Jun b. SympTon MRS SYN I'm
Taylor Mira Thomson, Charles ThurGer Mrs Ihurber Miss
Helen N; Thur1er, G W. T9ghGm r. M ToTInsenH; Mrs
Mrs Watson T. Wheeock Mrs. Wheeock and maid, Miss
wiring Miss Whiling Mrs WOodhouse Miss Woodhouse
roree D. Woikyns, r. s Wotkyns Mrs. NOule Miss LIZZIE
Youc the Rev. w. Parker Mr.. McQuad Totals 1853 cabin,
Dr. C. Bteken Miss f. Vanguard Miss NJ steward F. Yoss
vile ana three children Henemann Richter Katharine
and two children IL Gaermann. Mss b. KrigeI e Kars
Mr. and Mrs j. H. schori Miss G Ehrke Frda Mehde
sohn Edodt, Dr. q. Ehers A. Ascher MISS D. seemann
Muschawack H. Liude T. v Bernuth, Mr. and Mrs Louis
WindmulGT and amin ME- a. ndews Hi'I etefon Esu
Hess Franz Ness Robert Gursmaud Job Blankenburg L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
ESPIONAGE on THE POLICE.

The Society for the Prevention of Crime has
taken a new departure. 1t is concentrating its
energies upon the closing up of the grog shops II
recognizes the that the Excise Law Is hagrantly
violated every Sunday In talking this subject yes
terday d. j. Whitney counsel OF the society, SAID: We
have decided that the only enforce the existing
law is 10 watch the police Last sunday thirty Of our
men were on duty Ia the Ninth Ward. Their orders
were when policeman failed to order the shutting up
of quor saloon 10 report that officer. We have re-
ceived the promise Of the Police that such
officers will broken II is only in this way that the
responsibility be brOU hit home. This method VIII
be continued until eAect Is made upon the busi-
ness We have "a number Of clear against policy
dealers which only lack time 10 bring into the courts
We determned first 70 crush THIS Illegal LIQUOR tralc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
DIR. BLAUVELI'S MENTAL MALADY.
The Rev. DR.. Augustus Bauvelt who became

violent on the steamer Mary Powell, when on his way
from Kingston this city, Monday, examined at
the City Prison Yesterday morning by the medical Off
GERS, ana pronounced insane They expressed belief
that the trouble was the result of OyefwOTk and that
would restore him in great measure, II not en-
tirely Yesterday, however, the insanity OF Dr. Blau
welt became violent, aud he was placed In padded
cell Finally he took of all his clothing, and Tor long
tme refused 20 put IL Toward evening some friends
and relatives removed him TO BlOomn9dale Asylum.
DIR Bauyet has two children lyDg-a girl, age about
fourteen and boy of eleven. The former Is at Bergen
Point with friends the latter has been living with his
futleF AT Kingston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
THE MONEY FOR THE GREAT BRIDGE.

CONTROLLER KELLY ON SUPPOSED LEGAL OBslA-
Giles TO FURTHER PAYMENTS BY NEw-YoRK.
Theneglect of the Board of AppOrtlonment to
give the trustees of the Brooklyn Bridge authority TO
draw upon the treasury Of this city for $500 OOO due
since last March, is causing much discussion as TO the
cause Of the inaction OF the board Controller Kelly
as asked yesterday what would be the probable course
OF the board when the matter again came up for con-
sideratiOn. He replied:
cannot tell: but we will necessarily De governed
hy the law j. H. StTahan has submitted two important
pOints for our consideration one Is whether tue city
can pay more than fts harc Of he eis millions author
lied by the Leg stature be expended IN the construc
tion OF bridge after that egGt millions mas been PAD
ont by the bridge trustees. He In effect SAYS Would
NOT another Legislative have 10 he passed, giving
permission the cry OF New-York TO give more money
Tor the bridge enterprise when the eight millions limit
las been eXcccdedl' Secondly, Mr.. strahan has
doubts about the consttutiOnaty OF the original Ia"
authoriZing NeW-YOrk aud Brooklyn TO give money
for the construction OF tue bridge. The State COnsu
non forbids the lending of money 10 corporation ana
vel BrookIyn and New-YORk were authorized Ia aid
corporation Ultimately the matter will be submitted
10y the board 10 the Counsel to the Corporation Tor his
adv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
PREPARLNa TO COPE WIN sUMMER DISEASES.

PREPARING TO COPE WITH SUMMER DISEASES.
The Board of Health in a long session yes
erday considered the subject Of the health Of children
in this city. communication was read from prom
inent physician calling attention to the practice Of al
lowing children TO lie in bed late mornings, and
asking for advice from the board in regard TO
proper diet for children at this IL Is understoOd
that series OF rules intended guide for the treat
ment OF small children In weather, has been pre-
pared and will be submitted for the approval OF the
board at ts next meeting The extra dsinfectng corps
yearly appointed was also filed up at this meeting and
will BEGIN work Al corps Of fifty visiting pgsi
Clans similar the whose work last year proved
effective, appointed yesterday Their services are
10 be required FOR i've weeks at least Their compensa
ton will be 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Nelr- York Hotcl-Senator Theodore 7. Randolph,
Of New-Tersey Speaker samuel Randall, OF Phladeph
and ex Governor Thomas Swami Of Maryland. Bekihg.
ham H0tel-COuDt Brunette, OF the Spanish Legaoh St
washington AMI Sidney Fairchld OF CazenOyia N
h 1cenue HoteiJ Hubey Ashton, OF washington bon,
gresham George Landers Of Connecticut; Judge tla
Potter OF Schenectady; ex-senator b. Patt Carpenter oil
POughkeepsle aud Mayor J. J. BeldeD. OF syracuse
Union Sgirs HO-COntTolrr Frederic p Ocot OF Albany
-. Holman House-Richard Yaux, OF PhladePhaa,
VSroD0iffGn Hotel Senator Lot NJ. Morrill, OF Maine
John d. Defreea Of Washington, and Major w NICK Dunn'
r. = A.. Park 4reHue HOicl-PrOfessor T. r. lounsDutY
Of H1IsTheOdOre y. Nai, Superll-
endcnt the Railway Mail Service 81 Atcho.aS tfotSL
TX Congressman Julius HOchkiss, OF Connectcut anu
Thomas G. Platt Of Oweg " -. Windsor oe-Jndge
George COmsock OF Syracuse and Em0re r. ROSS OIL Au
n y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
THE TROY srREET-cAR ROBBERS ARRESTED.

TROY, n. Y, July 2.-James Finn and An
tbonv Berge of this city, John Fellows, who gives his
residence rs Newark n j. and John Donohue' who re-
fuses to give his place of residence were arrested AZ II
o'clock tonight for completely in the ROBBERY OF
Thomas Buck'y of $1,000, last Monday, on the Troy
and Abba street cars SIX hundred dollars or inc money
was recovered DonOhue and Fellows have been ldehu-
fed by Bucky.
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p Q S It S OR T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN~NEWS.
rHE CoNGREss PROCEEDNGs.

BERLIN, Tuesday, July 2, 1873
The questions of the navigation of the Dan
ube and the war indemnity we're discussed in the Con-
gross to-day.
Austria has proposed that the neutral oonndy d m
Notifications on the banks RACED. $500,
The discussion these proposals was p0sipOheI'
ON the indemnify question England, France aurltay
refused to recognize priority for RuSslas peSuulSng
clam. Russia disclamed the Intention OF c'aI~i"s
priority or exactng territory instead OF money
lFor other E0reiGn Neess First Fdgel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
WESTERN FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO, July 2.-The managers of the
trunk lines at brief meeting to-day failed entirely
in the attempt TO reach agreement for advancing
rates between here and the seaboard. The prevailing
rates for fourthcass freight at present is 10 cents ana
is weak at that figure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
TIE WOOD ESTATE.

Surrogate Calvin has appointed Frederick
Lewis receiver and collector OF the estate Of the
late Samuel Wood who lett property valued at over
81 600 600 aud whose will is contested The appoint
fpent Is made the application OF William Elmer one
Of the OF the Will II appearing that me st9a
thai tie property OF the deceased man might be col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, THIRD DISTRICT
TONPKINsyILLF. y. Y, July 2 1873. j.
The automatic gnalbUOy Of Gcneys channel has hdQ us
whistle carried away been oer~ se considerably Jam
AGED v some passing vessel whistle being pre-
pared ana VIII be placed probably tomorrow or on the hist
favorable opportunity. ,.,,
Lighthouse Inspector Third District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
SARAToGA SPRINGS AT NEW YoRK.

The waters the Excelsior" and Union Springs, sold
draugnt brought from saratoga IN m reservoirs
lined with pure block forced directly nom these
reservoirs precisely they How from the springs Without
charging them with manufactured gas On dlught AT r.
Broadway. and 3lsLs All other Saratoga waters
draught are recargcd with manufactured The Bottled
druggists, hotels and rsteass grocers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
PROPOSED SUR FOR DAMAGES.
The COMPLAINT OF The METROPOLITAN LIFE Ne
sURANCE COMPANY.

sURANCE COMPANY.
One of the greatest sufferers from the Met
ropOlitan Elevated Railway is the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company which owns ana occupies the large
building at Park-paee and Chureh-st This property
came into its possession about two years ago. and was
ftted up for the Of the company and 10
let for offices. The vaults and the cOmpanys Offices
are on the second floor, fronting ON Church
IT., which lie 80 narrow that the elevated railway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
DESPERATE FIGHT WITH TRAMPs.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, July Pin conflict
between large band OF tramps and crowd OF thugs
and thieves who attacked them Astoria on the Cal
caco Burlington and Quincy Railway. yesterday, the
tramps killed and fatally wounded two OF their as
Eailauts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

lected and preserved pending contest over the cod
ic Mr. Lewis required 10 give bonds In SloOoVo az
receiver and $lj0O0O collector, and 10 deposit as
moneys IN the UuiOn Trust Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. NO.
2ls BROADWAY.
9am-7s' Noon. s6' D m. 80 Midnight ~.
Highest daring the daV. So. Lowest ~
Average. SOA'. same day, 1871 15la!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
MARINE NTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises 433I sun sets.... 7:3l Clock fast 3m jSs
Noon sets gjI Moon sOuths. 3:0l Moons age, days
HIGH WATER IODAY-A. 81
sandy Hook 9jl Gov Island. 1922 Hell Gate'.''
WATER IODAi-p. v. -,
Sandy Hook lOIJ Gov Island 10.i3 Hell Gate.. OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
PASSENGERS SAILED.
SHIP NEHS.

FOR BAHAIA-Bv StcaaShip BGSdmd.-Mrs. c. Naet
william Moore \. T.. Outerbrdge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
AnnOuncernentA
KNox's WHITE SUMNER HAT, So. 212 Broad
way and Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Tie Z. HOWARD & Co.
MANHATTAN REAcU.-Tbe finest beach, bath

the country and equal 10 made
stood te OF years and All who
itrecOmnend II. All respectable Wachdeaers keep thom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

Ing establishment for suIhathng hotel and restaurant m tho
world Eliza HancOX foot OF 23dst, East River
GroenpOlnt all Beach North River steam
crs by Bay Ridge by either route hour Round
trip tickets from North River STATIONS GreenpOnt and
turn 80 cents and good either route. See tmesbes
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

HENRY FAxoS of Buff,lo, is said
never to have recovered from fright
that Biondin gave him, his nervous sys
tenn receiving lasting shock. Blondin
was about TO start ON one OF his walk,
on rope across the clnsm below Ming
ARA Falls. Fdxon stood laughing and
jestins on The prcciricc overlooking th.
river no feet below. Dloudin, motion
ing the crowd for silence. seized Faxon
under both aiinpits from behind, and
held him for second or two over
the verge. Faxon's cOuntenanco when
BlonAin laid bo i Of hi.n was irradiatcd
with mirih. When Blondin drew him
back aud dropped him ON tho green
sward he sank in heap. horror strick-
en-. IN the next instant Blondin, grasp.
ing hi, heavy balancing pole, danced
out OH his rope hey ond tho precipice.
aud. turning to enjoy the effect of his
mancuver, salu,ed his collapsed friend
with comical gesture.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
Another stage Robbery.

The treasure coach Of the Cheyenne
aud Black Hills stage lima that left
,lst Thursday morning, was stopped
by five armed men nj Canyca Springs,
forty. Ave miles south Of Dcadwood at 3
o'clock p. n. Two messengers, Capt
Smith and Gale Hill. were seriously
wounded, and one passenger, II. o.
Campbell, a tv'sgraph opeiator. killed.
Mr.. Campbell was killed almost in
stautly; Gale Hill will probably die;
Capt. Smith was slightly hurt by u
hall grazing the top OF his head, rem.
dering him in nsensible.
Two of the robbers wore badly
wounded; one was shot by Davis, the
other by Grle Hill. who Cred through u
window ia the back Of the barn after
being hurt. The coach WAS run into
timber and but short timofSus occu.
pied in opening the safe Which con
tanned S25, 800 in gold bullion, some
gold iewelry, and small amount OF
currency, NIL Of which was secured by
the robbers. Ten armed men have
started from Deadwood in pursuit Of the
robbers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
Tho nos. Runaway.

The Enferprise OF the 29th says: "Yes
terday afternoon about 2 o'clock team
attached to one OF Bidleman's milk
wagons ran AWAY on Taylor street, dush-
ing dawn 10 II street at fearful rate OF
speed. Crossing the latter street they
plunged headlonS over a pile Of plates
Of iron standing on edge at the side Of
tue walk nSn, hen went head. irst against
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

The following candidates for District
Judges were nominated by the delega
ti"ns from their respective Districts nt
Carson: For judge Of tho Fifth Judi
cini District, comprising the counties
"i Lander, Eye "ud Churchill, n. ID.
Anderson q! Austin. For Judge of The
Si1t' Judicial District. comprising the
counties Of Eureka, White rino and
Lincoln, Judge Hives. For Judge of
the Second Judicinl,Dis.rict, comprising
the counties Of ormsJy, wnshoe aud
Douglas, s. ID. King Of Carson.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
panisl F. b9atiy's
'PARL0R 0RGAN3

Ihrsc rcn'arkaLi. i'ra!ruin,u'a possess nae.
lite Tor tli.a rai tI'gts aud "a, .,tHtu'. never
bi rr -tta uri AlHlici iuT HIuI'yur s. 4 pru,
ir.fipnsi. 80 ~ .Irr srirlt ~ any lIgIur. ~
Gel n I'WlIty UT V'Unc. I,nrnugl,
torlSntrnshiI, tlcguHt btslLnE Rnd
j. tpihh, aud w. dcrIN VARIETY uT .bsIr corn.
b"aiiuu si"nS. ~. - uHtUuuuH iU.iy var.
'rani"l for SIX Scars a. Etr. tiy Lrsi. - n
cHHTy respect. and - ~ iauiCr thy arr.
hhippfd 90 irEm nv IT, nNCru dalA' t,stuiI,
mo cy rcin'dci aud eight charges PAID both
ways hy mo II The, ,rs rIi.rcutg.pt,trI ar in
any way prove uus,i factory so such ulI, 7
lisH ever hrru inside. iCw8rc Of limitations.
As"his wanted. but where ! Lavc none, Iar,,a
'diScpnnia nndU in Introduce in new locaiIiiVH.
snnd Tor il.u rtrat"d 4 rLRTisEu. Cobiain us
long itit OF tcstimnrid'T truIu Wrll known pcT.
toh' some Tt whom you may ki,ov, classified
uS Stt's. with IoFtuti, es EuucN,d. tint oil
may Inquire direct uf tttui, Adlycsa' DIkITi
= Nh'"ts WS7hii Et0n. New Jersey.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
The EartNa Fire

The losses sustained by the burning
of the large furnaces Of the Richmond
Company in Eureka, Friday are given
hy the Sentinel ss foliowsi Upon close
calculation. it is estimated TINT there
we're little upwards Of 100. 900 bushels
Of coal in the bins. aud il nearly NIL OF
this should be dead loss. il would fig
are well up to $4,000 on intrace-
house aud furnaces. n little over $780,
GGs. In aR probability Ss5.OOo will
cover the entire loss to the Richmond
Company. The whole loss Can DO re-
paired inside of two months - furnace. =,
buildings and all.
From the SAME journal, of yesterday.
We gather the following further particu.
lars:
The Richmond stock tumbled, in the
London market, from So on Friday TO
$40 on Saturday. The news Of the ere
aid it.
1t is rumored that some of the idle
furnaces-the Atlas and others-will be
started on Richmond ore this week.
The reEuery boys have been helping
the furnace boys out of their difficulty,
and so slack up on their ewn depart.
meut, but everything will run as usual
with her TO morrow.
The debris has been cleaned from the
grounds wonderfully since the burning
of the main building.
yiIpberS for new boiler aud engine
house are being hauled upon the grounds
already.
The water Jackets being fall of water,
escaped almost entirely uuiujnres.
Our estimate Of yesterday morning,
il regard to saving coal, sill holds
good. About one third will be pulled
oIt-
ahoc: co men are continually em-
ploycd about the charcoal, i'll rffJrts 80
save all that it iS possible to save.
The pimps are working splendidIy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
MEXICAN
Mustang Lininent
POR MAN AND BEAST.

Thisiinim"rt very u1tun-'lS originated IN Ameri
C where Nature Iruvidcs In isrr laboratory Sucl
urprlsiig Guiidotcs for The u'alud!cz q: her chii
l-en. IT. fame hNS Lccn sgrcadin: for IS year
futIi now 70 cEcIrClcs thg habitsblc rlphs
The Mexican Mustang ILa!nIrnt j. u ilAtcEirs
rInc!y fora' external a!lIncI;s OF man sI beast
ostocs "wacrE gEi farmer :; 4 iuNGiralIic.
a ss5ei" bottle often saycs =. human life q RI
I:Crrs the UsrfIlHSrl or an excellent horss. Ox
Soyy, or sheep.
II cures foot rn;. hoof.aIi, hollow horn. rrut
'crcw-veoria, fhogld"rro'. IraHpc. the Llicg an
U!aFs of ppisonO-I reptile, aG'i Insects and ever
s'.ca drawback to stock LTcCdIns pud bush l!f1.
7: cures c-r.y external trouble Of horses. suc
sstlmcnr-'. FcTatches, swiHay. Eara aims. foand,'
Sf.t GALL r.Es. SIsc, etc, etc.
The NvS.C-.s ''uEanF I'ri'nrut &c tho ori,iccs
sure IL the world :Bs accidents .occurr.n: In IL
family, la Ihr abaanrc OF ThyricInu. a,Irh Q
i.urE aca!it, alra.Is. cute etc. anI for rlauiaf
rsJn.LTa E''CGcrg CnTcaLcFrI ny - F,U,Gr-. ~
t.rulzr'y ya!t.a5!n 20 'lgCrr.
I: f. thr CHsapr.t rrUis,iy in the VOID rrr
prncira-r6 tho muscle to tho bore. AMI :. -..
application 50 generally FurIr.rut 20 cue.
Mexican Nh tang L.EiTCnt j. pU' up T.. ;hs
,t.r &. GiilcF. tAu large onnI l5y.u: .rnrert.
6 ~ Iush iJo ,-.Gspcss- Eo!G ,'.y5..i .s-.e.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
The IcI ow Fever,

report comes from Cincinnati tha,
yellow fever hrs made its appearance
III Louisville, two hundred persons
being down with the disease, and that
the residents Of that city are pouring
into Ohio to evado the fearful scourge.
A decrease Of deaths md also Of new
cases, is reported from New Orleans,
Baton Rouge aud Grenada. A heavy
storm Of thund"r and lightning which
visited Memphis. Thursday, has puri.
hcd the atmosphere, aud will. it is
Thought, have a tendency TO Hbate the
fever. The grand total Of fever cases
reported 10y the Towards. reaches 8, COS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

On the 9th Of September the wife
OF Police Officer Reed lost her pcckot.
BOOK, containing SS. and nfter long
search for it gave it up as lost entirely.
Funr nights afterwnrd she dreamed that
she wen. to the gypsy camp and told the
old crone Of her loss. Mrs. Reed, in
relating the curious dream to her hus.
bnnd. told him thaL She old woman took
purple egS from her pocket and after
rubbing it ON one side for moment a
clover leaf appeared. and the old wo-
inan told her to SO home and look for
the purse in the garden. Mr.. Reed
laughed at it nt first, and then, bocom.
ing curious, went out into the garden
to satisfy his curiosity, aud on turning
over n large pumpkin leaf there lay the
pocket.book where Mrs. Rsed had drop.
ped II ont Of one OF those patch
pockets that are bnsted ON the polon.
aise. Trenton Paper.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
sutro Tunnel.

The branch of the Sutro Tunnel to
the Julia mine was advanced 5l feet
during the past week, making its total
length l0l feet. Tue branch leaves the
main tunnel on IA sweeping curve from
the west to the south course. Four dir
pipes nre placed side by side against
the roof Of the main tunnel with their
open ends to the east, and tho rush oil
mir TO the west is sufficiently strong to
carry good supply around the curve
into the face Of the branch tunnel where
the men are at work. A door il placed
ut the point in tho main tunnel whore
tLese pipes start, and when it is closed
the Ur I'd forced through the pipes so
violently as 10 cause them to rattle aud
dance as though they were in a gale
which they really arc. With this
door closed. there is sRch o slsmming
and banging as can hardly be heard
anywhere outside OF 40-stamp quartz
mill. The Sorce is So great that whore
it passes through the chinck forming an
opening under the bottom OF tho door,
water standing there is swept up in a
sheet and sent flying thirty or forty feet
along the Enterprise.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
lRgAlUAGlE 70 ALL!
nt ESPECIALLY ADAi1Ep ron ALL
Lang AMI Th'os, Complaints p,eu.
liar 60 Miners.
Dn. ESris
n"'snm nnd Congb nIsdicln,.,

raHCa " Cotls ur conCbs, but h. Cs,',',,,,,
adapted iur the rifo ~ sRch complaints as
miners nic iishio n from exposure 1 roId
Hruuhd of W" ahI"fhtion "f rosdcr Einok in.
tn ilir tunR' 1hfce dO.os a dhy ,iIi scrn ,bs
lnnss charand cniDic the ntinrIs ~ work In
tho midst Ut powder smoke without conrtIur
" - iiui riNn~i tor ihis Balsan IKE most
bhtni tnc hrinrr, N ~ niii cure alI dl,eases.
put u W guaranteed iu ,urc all discaa a sf thr
inn >, On bottle ot a." iale IN VIII, In rfari4
sll cases. eurr . bii cold or cough NJ ifafa one
20 twp mouths Duration two bottlesA coA or
cough 81 from two 10 four ntouthe stsndtees
md ihree bottles any simiiaf affection that 1e
been Ia existence froio four months 10 two
$50 be had At q. ,, MnIiers prus store,
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