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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-10
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

THO PAT HENNE6sEY, HIS GRANTEI0.
II or legal representatives--You are hereby
notified that have expended one hundred
dollars in labor and improvements upon the
Star of the West claim, situated In Coluo,
Palmyra Mining District, Lyon county. Me-
the provisions of Sec tion 232a. Revised Sta
utes Of the United States. being the smount
required to hold the same for the year endfna
March II. 1879; and II ninety days after this
notice by publication you fall or refuse TO
contribute your proportion Of such sxpendt-
ture - . co-owner your interest In said claim
will become the property Of the undersigned.
under the provisions Of the aeid Section 2s2k
CHAo. =. AL.
Virginia CITY. New. nscenbee .. lsfo.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-10
s. ARoNsoN,

THE LEADING CLOTHIER OF GOLD
Francisco. had the opportunity Of buying
&c, 900 Worth Of Goods at Sher.
IFS Sale.
And ia now ready to dispose Of them ct the
ssIae price for which they were purchased:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-10

Fine Diagonal, Cashmere and
Bever Mems 6uits... From 81 50 mp
Union Caseimeres. .......... " 90 up
Mems Overcoats, all kinds. 80 MP
Mems listers, all kinds. $500. i" 90 mp
French Cashmere Parts. 80. +" 30 mp
Youths and Boys Diagonal
and BeaverSuits. ....... " 10 up
Youths snd Boys Union Cas-
SimereS. ................. 20 up
Six psirs GFay and white Sha-
her Socks 49, ....... 100
Good Cotton socks. Per dozen $50
Mining Shoes. Arst quality Soo
Mems Boots .hrstquslity.... 90 up
Boy'sBoots' FIRST quality. : 90 up
Mems Fine Hats.......... 90 mp
Boys Fine Hats. " 75c up
First Quslltv Overalls. 500. SOc
All other Goods ct tho LOWEST PRICES.
Call and examine my large ktock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-10
IN the DISTRICT COURT
Third judicial District OF
the State Of Nevada, In
and for the County
Of Lyon.
STATE OF NEVADA ~.
County Of Lyon.

County Of Lyon. "
UVHE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS TO
EDWARD WILLIAMS greeting: You
,re hereby summoned 10 appear in an action
commenced against you ~ defendant BY
ELIZABETH WILLIAMS - plaintiff, In the
District Court Of the Third Judicial District.
In and for the County Of Lyon. State OF Ne
vsda, at Dayton. In said county, and answer
the complaint therein. which is on hle with
the Clerk Of said Court, within ten days after
the service on you Of this summons iexclu-
sive Of the day Of ssrvice|. II served IN said
county, or twenty days II served out OF said
county but within said District. and In all
other cases forty days; or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you. according 70
the prayer Of the said complaint.
Tha said action 10 brought for decree OF
dissolution OF the bonds Of mstrtmony BE-.
tween you, Edward Williams. and the said
Elizabeth williams on the ground Of wtilful
desertion. And for cause the said Elizsbeth
Williams alleges that on or about the seventh
dey Of July D ISL. you ~snST shs es s..
plaintiff, and ever since have snd still con-
tipus 70 to willsully and without canse to dc.
ssrt and abandon the plaintiff. and without
cause or reason 40 10 live separate ana from
her and against her will, wish and consent.
And the said actiOn 10 further brought tnss
the custody Of the minor children DO awarded
totbe plaintiff, for an equitable and just pro
rortion Of the com mon property, and for
counsel fec. costs and disbursements OF this
action.
f.ii 10 anpesr aud answer the said complaint,
the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for
Inc relief prayed for In her complaint and
take judg oent accordinsly, besides cosss ex-
peuses and counsel fees.
In testimony whereof I, J. 8: Dallas. have
hsreunto set my asnd and smxed sns sea- OF
n Is7a J. 8. DALLA6.
Cierk OF TIE District Court Of tbs Third
fsrALl Judicial District, Nevada.
hy JonH LoTnnoR, Deputy psrk,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-10

$3.50, 900
GRAND CLEARANCE SALE
THIRTY DAYS ONLY
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS,
CHAINS,
FINGER RINGS. SCARF RINGS AND PINS
Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons and Links,
Bracelets. Esrinss. Match Safes. Studs.
Collar Buttons. Casters. Trays.
Gard Receivers. Cake Bask.
cts. Toilet Sets. Clocks,
4 THOUSAND AND ONE kNjckKNAckS
ARTICLES DE- VERTU.
APPROPRIATE Bon
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
The Largest sGsek Of Jewelry
Ever Brought 70 Nevada.
eDrnERE u NO MuMBuc IN TINS.
Call and Examine Goods
.s..AND....
COMPARE PRICES.
All Goods Warranted.
Remember the Address
WIN. MANNING.|
SOUTH Q STREET.
, 1879-03-25

where JcfGcraon nracticcd that fnunsfccnt hos
pitatlty which nIale his home known far
anl wide. hut which finally invnlyetl
him ~ tfcrplr III debt that hc nskcd
ilic firglna Legislature to permit him tB dis
nose of tIc cstAtH br lo.tcrt,-a Rc1,ctnc which
was nHyer carried nut. And here TN this eatato
the great kjyucate nj civil nMI scltgIn,i. Ilertv
lirs buried. The nnthhr of our ,nnEna tt,arta
nt frcr:lutn gave his own directions fur tie plar
lH.t Uf his mnusuieunl. "Cllt,pM.h ltr wrote,
'butne nnrcnncntel vato IN tl.v park, wiIrre lk
no sound II break the stt1tness but d hrt,ok
that butbtns winds amung TIM woo''..-no
mark Ut hunAn ail1tM that has been ihGTc.--
Hnlcss tue sk.icfnn of aotnr ,M,or 'sfctch whu
u M atnonE aNcient nn venerable oaks
lnt"rspersc so,ne g&nony cverereens. Ap-
prupsinte onc.aaM to the nsr pt 1ny fami-
y: the other to s'rauge's. serrnnts.
rte. Let the exit luok uton ANAL
ami distant laEt Of The nluc Moussnius." l'!e$c
directions were followed, and his remains rest
~ verS much such kpot Us Jefferson indicated.
There are thirty graves fln.re tuw, and ,n ~.
errl ground. are partly i,cuscd " n h.gl, brick
wnt bat time Al nc..ect ha:t: f1ladu sad llaro:
Of Il purt1Dn Ut It, 'rhe Iron gates are lockc.l
With rust. while Ftrg!un ercrpers, grass, hlni
e1lautine In their season drat,c tlr cru.nhng
wallis. The grave If Jefferson Is marked ny q
grnili.t oh"ifsk, tl,r feet high au4 teatlng 81.
lAsG three fcrt s'Ilsare. Tin ohallsA Was made
from sketch ftIiind hinonR ills papers. and m
DEATH III tt}ursc, being left blank, "Ifrrc was
buried TlD'na. Jefferson. author of tls l1cclara-
tio.t of 1ndcneH1e.ce. Of The Statute 1l Virginia
for Religious Frecon. aHh Father Of the tnt.
ytraisr Ut Vlrgna. 3,orn April ,, u. s., 1743:
died july 4, it.hL
, 1879-03-25
4 JUICE JOKE.
How They Isstnh'Isl,cts Mexican Trndo."

flnw They " "fssthflIst,Gts Mexican Trndn."
American Htporitr.
Tic party Of c<ctlrsipnfsts who went down te
aicxfco wcnt to establish trade between tho
two countries nbous us much rs Noah went up
the mountain to take a bath. They Hcnt ia
hare n good time, aud ,hcs hal It, 1ts man.
agcr needed money, and be Inade It out Of the
cxcussjonsta. llc had nil eYa t. trade hi,naclf.
anil lie cart,c back Ne1fe,u Consul at Chicago
Sumo Of Tic c1cursousts wanted business, but
great many more Of them wanted q warm
clin,ate 10 cold Weather, grand t!n1e at tl,d
expense Of the Mexican Gurcrnlneut, mid plenty
Of Mexican whlaky. They got tic warm weather
anu the whisky, Int nil they got at the ex
Ecllse Of The Mexican Government you could
pnt fu your eye. As IL bi,s.ness Undertaking,
thu exncditiuuwas not Gve, II colossal 1raud,-
IL was very emalt humbug. II
cali 1t "The American Industrial Dcpu
taston'' was enough to make ma
oycrworlscd Mexican donkey sn,llc have be-
ioso INC list ut The exrl,rsonists; Of the ciraty
pcrsons enrolled can pick nut at u 1nomcnt'a
notice foriy-four PERSONS who had no business
whatever, osteusibly or otherwise. OF tho re-
mninlnE t1hrty-s1x. not six actually went to
Mexico 10 extend ,Ileir .ra,lc; and not four Of
thcse actually lid anything townr,l 1t. II they
3lnay- ssA} ~. har.i &uatecdcL. Tl.o ex-
cursiunsts were aftpr riches, nIl1 they found
IElll III al1 IllE ulu lu01S Itlfl ueENFt hRlll3 III
Tho Mexican Republic. might mention u.lu ot
thu purty. one Win hnd no business ut I'LL, WHO
would mt have IlesitutGtl To 70 uto n gcntIc-
tna1's lluusc atl ask for SIMPLE nf his pnrlor
curpct. This gentleman brought homu n cargo
uf Aztec l,ullau skulls, M1Mi enough ruoss AMI
p'ants to set up scuont-hAnd botanical gas,len.
NutLsing could satisfy his ra.acty; uni he was
but lille wnrsc tIlam Il lnr.u H,atorIty Of Till,
party. The uniucky Alexra1i who brought sam.
pcs Ut tits WIRES to tho principal hotels for e1-
hibItInn eoo,l had IL 70 back to hts shop Ior
mnre samples. The cxcurslonists always met
him llaIf why, nnd aiwuys aatled themselves
TOWN with ills samples. Anything tih.t was
free was suoll gathered IN. Many Ut the party
wcru lrotu quite rura! Western towns, and vera
ec,tiu. their lsst taste OF rubbing against the
ousids worist. They scattered their saccls and
bundles alt over thu Republic, leaving osr or
two IN every tuwn they stopped tn. Tic man
wlIU did The must Iuurisb!ns business Was
cllru,lio inan from Chicago, who sold cheap but
ga,ltiy ellranos ut hg prices, just fast tl,u
Mcxicans could nlnke the cEaHEe. Tile cxhlbl-
tiun III tic College ut Mines, II It could be
Tucked upon SERIOUSLY ns all exhibit Of American
wares. W0l!a bs i stan1!ng tltsgravu to tue
euuntry. Tile gpulR exhibited wera Of tho
cheapest and most orunasy kinds, ana ther0
1yorc verv few Of them. Tllrre Is n tcnfold bct-
ter display Of American goods III any paWu-
shops sale Storc III the HowGrS thans was cx.
hbfteu III AltSicu.
, 1879-03-25
IlOCK-ISLAND ARSENAL.
And the. Little Bill that Slipped
Through Congress.
Tho Moline Wator-P Power Company
Rises and Explains.
co., FIagler Presents limited sIates Sidt Of t'Ie
Dispute, mud Gives tho True Inyardrltxs
Of The Natter.


MoLtsE, H., March 10.-1t Is plainly evident
from tic editorial remarks IN Tmr 'rninuNE Of
sllc nth Inst. Tint yn luvc been grn*sy lnfsIn.
formed m tn The inertia nf tho nuyernsncnt
Wntcr-power rasn Mt 1loek k.lalantl Arsenal, md
l.,c Moline Wntcr.fowcr Con,pany's connection
with It. In MI tl,at has transrfrcd concerning
n, this Company has nothing tn conee11, AMI 1las
done nothing 10 l,r characterized as n job ur
tttrkpry, or tlal will not 1car tllc must kearcll
In. Investigation; nntl, fnr Thu purpose Ut cor.
rectI,,g MI apparently prevailing n,isapprchru-
aIou, we pruuosc to State briefly tile nan fcat-
urcs Of the cnse.
When the United Stntcs Arsenal was located
on Kuct fa1n1id, this Company were The owtirra
o. the Wnlrr-power. At ti,e sugveslsnn oi the
Government, In 1871 Il contract was entered
into between the United Stntes H!nl this Conl.
pany, i,y The tc.ms at wIlIch thu Company trans.
fcrrc.l sts interest Il, the Watcr.rowcF 10 tllc
Government (which waa tnten ioEscsslnn hin
consideration tint The Government wos to tle-
yelop ar,st maintain the entire Watcr-rnwcr, MIL
srant to tho Ceu,p,,.y 1T: use IN uerpotuty at
0uc.fourlll rart Ut the n0wer developed, tree
from all Charge for rent Or repairs.
The Charge that MI immense sitF1t nf money
was paid by the f,nycrN1lcnt tn The E0tnnany
for the NnicrTower IL entirely without fD,t!,1a-
tion. Not n dollar was ever t,a(d to or received
by ihe Company from the Government, directly
or indirectly, for thc tratsfer OF It's Interest In
The Wntcr.l'nwer. Tl!v only consideration was
Development n1itl maintenance OF tile Water
Power, "n1 the Company IL have frGc use OF
one Fourth part, NJ beforc stated.
Pending tr 0.at execution Of tin contract
betweet tho Company md th. Uniied atates,
thn plai,s for developing the Nnter.Powcr were
rory generally discussed nntl considered. Slis,
sca,lGt;t changes III plAns Of development, to
auit the purposes nut convcnicnen Of the Goy-
crn,,icnt in relation to the toention " tlc Ar
kcnal.sI1opa. lave considerably increased t!ie
tost Of tie Watcr-power deyronfe1f; ntnl alit:
Coutnandant nj the Artcnal esttmntcs II wi!l
cost 10 complete thc development tic atit1i-
tional slim of Et5i.:60,-for which annrot,r!a-
tIuns have been conttnuo,!aly recommended bY
the several Secretaries Of War slncG l8fH, with.
cut avail.
, 1879-03-25


gono 1l,n pcrll 81 probation, nevertheless, as
l'anIahtncnt fdr Insulting TIL: 1nllcr ny looking
complaint to ihg tioycrnhr, ate rettnGtbr!!
prisoners shall he locked nn tn ,l'e black llole q
ihe rrlsnit forperiHlsuf one to thrcrdaya: wilil1
these who 1avu n1rtitlT i'atacd att'' rc'l,'lrc'l
rcrf'nl of probation sf'all he restored ~ -"
l!.t q prisoners ues1o' r., ~; pFIa,n I. y. a t , M
poltttcal prisoners resoysa 10 put q" end !" the
insapportabc existence Il, Which they we're CON
'letnnrl unacss soE,e relaxation u! thy praol
discipline "cre granted hts'l Undermined !" tAt
short thc!, misery nY starving M tleih:eWes 70
dentlt. Primes krapotktn nut only Rejected
their pettlatf, but litter lucy ma uassct 1cyel
:ays without tastl''E o'M, aii after sevsfal % f
Them were ~ lbtgcra'c to rise from tlitir fis,
hc sent to The prison m otllct'r wlo drcslvctl
tis sy inscly organising eoIkln,s. Wy, ,,,. al
ts1clr requests, again eofuetllnta mem
to cunttnuanre OIL The wrese!lesi ex'htencs
tls'. t,y 9 m prfyosly 'ssssi 70 ter.nats.
kin reduced the prlaoaeEs " = eon,liii'H, Which
was eg.'iFn'ent TO tlAt Of nelI,t brtes, nlye'
Such aro The crimes committed bv kfaIotkit'.
Such arc al'e ga'':ct 't'n' st'ns'tlcratluns
tllat nave compelled me t'lts1a!' ',or!9st t'Hrls
, 1879-03-25

a"cmea. @ q 'e,' ;ho aet o, | Ps1ameat so aboss rs
referred to, n, order IN Connc!t waa iasucd NJ.
proving Of Tue "centa1 or M now h'nndrcdToxht M
Ing That the some shaf1 be Doarl OF Trado
standard in like manner us II II had been con~
tlned In tho second statute ot the weights
amt Measures Act, 1887 Tic act came Into
i. ls19. ~
According to The new system ali transactions
only; lie INIT .. Weight ,.1ai bo tic im6e1iai
weight Will b. i'c "ecntas i i00 pounds, pot iia
ponInis, rs formerly; ant1 Tho ton, Ii Il con-
pounds, ah before. nenecforward. therefore,
accors!tn1 70 the new arrangement The hundred.
weight vii! mean 100 pounds, and tI,c old
,n,; iys'on. Of tls lundredwctgat, N Is, H. :,
It !. to lc borne in mind that .wtiio
certain portions of the net hayo absolutely
!,rrnlns faw ntld are enforced ,tnsirr penalty tho
Old luin'ireiwciahs Of l12 nnunds has not been
formally al,oi!slea: TIE order in Council has
simply leEnlizel the ''ccntal or new hundreds
wri2ht,n but there can br no doubt that. a.
weight aass, fnrgely taken tl'Tp!ace Of measure
in gs,erai 'tasneton.; tl,t new syscn of
aful the oil irregular denominations OF staHd-
nr.!a VII! fall In,o ,iisusp.
II Is tllc 1rIninsi Of q number Of merchants
"IuHs HtF4H IcPuFlEr CutHtlileH IllAL IHG nGW
systcul Is a Erainl ntlvance npon the Old, nnl
that its !tdoptinn III England must bn followed
by IT. atl"pton lcrr... All nEreo tn saying tint
the rev Or "rc1fal" Ryste,ts, AZ 1t Ia generally
called, VIII tend Cscatly Ia thu timpIiNcatlun Of
tnl.!uess.tronsact!ons, nnd that Its Introduction
here would Especially be great atn! imtncdLute
gain to tte grain utit! flour merchants. New
York Is takng M act1yG ani leading
part In The novestgnt. Circulars reconl-
r,lcnllng t.c ei.anEe and showing, tho
desire whIc, cyists on the part Of tho
Liverpool merchants that We should conform
u,lr usae 10 i!.clrs iuye been sent to a the sllf-
frrcht conlIncsclul organizations throughout tho
.o&ntrv. In almost alI directions The ellnngo
coItnlrnts tlsell, mud tru,n u!l the Uoards but
olit favorable answers have been received In re-
piy. Cl,ivayn nlOnu hrsftatr.. The Chicago
Earl. however, is ,Iot opposed to the now s,s-
TEN BECAUSE 0t my Objectionable features
Which II presents, but nccatisc It deems It un-
wise to take prccinisnte nction. But NOW that
The NEW eystetn is fairly In operation in thu
British fs1ct, nlll that Its merits arc being prom
incntly advocated, It IL confidently expected tint
Chicago will give way, MID tint Without the
NECESSITY Of any SPECIAL legislation the DESIRED
change will bc effected. 1t is tue opinion Of
Mr.. Grant, Superintendent pf the Co1u Ex.
change IN this city, TINT .he nov System vii, he
HI general Msr, 10 far. ut least, Us in.yc tra,,anD
tions aru conccrlc0, before the summer Is faI
a4lyanccd.
, 1879-03-25
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Prornsch C1tnnEe in tho Sysscm Now Pro-
vaiIlus In Thts C'nntry--rhe Centaf Ur
S0w iIunlre.lxtlEht Adopted In England
..(1flIvotinn frotI {.hIc;luH.

,,., r,,,~ -, ~, s,u,.,., ,.,,,, ,,~,-
fl"tt''c" .'."Eo W. Wv ~ 9Sarn @ ~" %
vHll"s III TIL: c""ntiS-1he cH.ta. ~
SSw atun'lre'twflEht Adapted In EnElnna
-Dt,Ject!on frot" Chicago.
!st'r fork Htraid. M.rch -.
It Is not, ncrlaps, very generally known out
si1r nj cr, ain hnsinrss sfc,cs ,,.t ,novrn,t,,t
IT,. ~, ,,,,,', ,.', ~, f'., h,r,,,- t. ts
t'"s 'ot eo"'o '','e '"s' =" 'o"' 'A'"' 'o' 40
ne)ect tsIr lhtroaac.son o' cefta1 fac1tl changes
IN orr general system VI weights a!tl measures.
Holt, In Great Britain mud I1l the United States.
III, t,,',n,,our. f I'm oJ:f,shi,n,, s,,,,,.r,,
,"o 1"eo's.e"" ~. " ,'.,.., III .' .''.
I'hs oech !e!t "''' aa".tte!' '"r 'ohs '''ne.
um! a desire csnFcsscd for II new, ssmpler, und
more convenient system. 1t hns not been fnund
o,sv huvovnr n hrp, utnn,t ,,.. rh,n,,
,s,s -, ,'.I'.,z,.s..o ,',,, .,,.' :. a,. ~
ta' "" utHo'''nu''ol.s' """ ."e s"'""''
tho "wtnalcs," thu 'fnlls,' the "holl'ctk,"
a,Hl other uatues equally lncalnrrchenssble,
arm sti11 in u,c In England: mpl here. not
.,,,,,s.",,'., .ha t... .,, ,.. ,,,r, low ,,,,n.
"'tAss'"', ."' ~ 49, a".. ~ "a.o .'"s Ts a'u
abandoned the old arrangement os poun'ls.
shltlnrs. aiul pence, we still alhsre suhstan-
tfully lo tl,r oil AuglirSaxan standards OF
weights uni measures, Fur innuy years past, II
nl,l,clru. ihcrc las bret, u .suwtng tit4r,4l,iun
al, tIu imrt vi lhusy rltguHrl In Illu tU,f u1u
srain trade 10 avu simpler system cstublIsl.et
, 1879-03-25
RUSSIAN REYOLUTIONISTS.

,,,,,, H., o..,.. ,,,...,...,..., Co.,.
mstteo--A Rcmassnhto f'oc"mcnt-Te'"
Ah+ahAin"tIoH IF Prince Krarot'ftne, the
Governor nf Kharin,r.
torYtspondtHee wa 1ark Mraia.
LONDON Marcl 0,-'rIo cable will tnro in
for,nn1 ,o ~ In s,r,,,v., nroc,o,n,,,o,. ,rs,,h
~, y" ~ g. ma.",,,,..
WAS tlaea1aca Oh ING "a''s .! 81. fetcfspuF1 III
kbar!foty, The document conycycd tic opcu
,,ccloratnn ,,,at tl,r death nj ,ln Prince was tho
.>.,. ~ ~. s..,,. - .,,.. M,,,t,.., n.y., .,,.
*o'a ot III en''ssass " '''n 1''t'.'ss, "''a ''".
, 1879-03-25

- H!61N4 EFEH4HH Il, = :.
The old lIomp Of Thomas Jefferson has EasAtil
untlcr tNu hltcttonrrr's hummer asl bcen hid oE
Uy Jefferson II. Levy, tic prinrfpa! heir, lDE
Sld,u0.
Tins loved country. .acat OF the third President
stau,!k upon lt;:.ta mountain spur three miles
Eap through which thu Chesapeake l. OhIo Rail
suad now runs. 1t ;couatnan4s a ylew u rato
beuu.y alll variety. In national reputc, Afont!-
csll, now stands next 70 Mount Vernon, though
giving lifting historical background 10 the gruat
cyent4 Of '6l-'G5, thu last resllns.piars OF tLs
t.1artyfcd LINCOLN must tuGt the seconA rank Ia
uuiyessal ycuesultYu. IL Way hero III Monticello
, 1879-03-25

All ,n7, II
IN oeaer ~ 1endcr s,'e "iau'o '''atsef '1stle
clear NIL moro comprehensive 10 the Ec1cfal
rco]cr VIC tilako Tic following extracts from tho
rA,orts ri f.o, n ". Ftnrlrr commanding oftt-
80. 1,.sa,, 1a,.ra i, ,,s.,,at =, ~, aoar,, ,r
UT W 'ic nveh'AS'a"u ~ 1'ae"A,' ~ wv
Of War. The report is dateu l'ocK-lslns'u ar
eeilal, Noy ~. 1bf6,-jtlst bcfoEe tho meeting Ut
-, Conprcss. Aftcr referring 10 various uusatts-
t.s,s.,. ..,.so,,,n,r, ~, 1,n,l with H., utn,
~ .''.e't"''oos@ ~ ..'. .,,, .,,'r.
Nator-Po"ce company rs 10 "''at "ou'u s"t'sly
tic interests Of that Company, consistently With
the interests OF the United States, llr says:
Whor IN, tonstrur,top nr tl,e arsenal was
h,,,,'.' l., 1set ~. Nulin, Wotnr.PmwHr Tam.
,, 'u ~ a,,,, lu @ IN. oonncI of In ,fisas.
S.tt tat"o. ei i,or ~ nmi, 1r1,n md III.
99inpa nokn oc ts tn ,,",.,,a,ror r,r",sns ;rhnir
eoe ~. ,v,a nrivod fro,n
t. =. 1 s1 ~. r., s,at, ~ iiiineis vi"
xnmatte!h E'amtsm ' ~ .;,Jj .t.c,n III ,,,;.
!seeep" ucins a,,I,s.,s ~ H., 1iritai III stn.os
t%a rs 'o",n' .a', -" i,f. p,.<r Gu.,a"n;. ty"srs
.!o t't.. sai.!I ~ l''c oe'' e'"'f"'9 '''
va ~. h"e.a.n"' >,.x,,,.,,,,, mn, ,n.,o~.,o,r.
Luz to.lLNanys eoisttuctlois ; n.'t "a.I d i"n;.
ss a. i.at t!s!o mcts ''t Ill.,! 49,. .',,,aa.
RIopefty nla tc1luIc sar.a s.. nut 11 ~, -,
tneF otclpatio1 Oi 5"e .nss ~ NV TX
!9atlt1 "as a,eu 1o!u ~ t..s' @ "n
Nv plans o. wv w. cI'thest. 1le. ~ uanei' III
tna 1aA, tee Sic ~ ~ nss,.s ~,
COMMISSION, c!GAtcM ~ wy ~ " " X
proved April III, loAi tNai. Is, laee h' IL. o'h
loI hctttctneht as pfovsded ler III t!ia acl'
- II WIS the prime uolset alls! inteltlon VI tno
, 1879-03-25
Sputftcr.. "ltcncc md Ortlcr."

There is pcaco nud ortlcr IN every Southern
State, except where the pcacu Is broken ami
order is disturbed by men and boys shooting at
earll other, AuA wounAIng md killing each
other, ntnlit soule trlflc that would haye hec1l
Thought notl,!n. Of lsad they slept OIL II. But
word brings on another, tlle uehdy wcapo,ls nru
llgget ont. a1ul The tluolIl'atn frlenda baze
away nj each other until one Is disabled or tho
pistols afro rsllpty. 1t ID Shame and rcproach
to each n.itl every ono OF us.
, 1879-03-25
THE CHINESE QUESTION.
Ex-senator Sargent nh tho Presidents Veto
nf tim 1stil,

Ex-senator Sargent nh tho Presidents Veto
nf tin Bill.
r1rplafd f.Ste.) Ent<rpriss.
The following iettcr was received yesterday
by'fsov. kInkca,l In response to one mailed by
him OH Feb. 10 to Senator Sargent, inelostHg a
copy IT senate concurrent resolution No, Is,
tlaikiug the Senator for Ills efforts iu flrtiur-
si,g tho passage of the so.galicl "Ant!-C -Chincsa
hilt":
TON, u. G., Marc1, &, 's70.-Nis Ereci'eaeu, John
H. hiMktad, HopfTMor OF the htuse If .Ntfatia-
Drsn SIT: thnuk you for your courtesy IN
transmitting to TIC rGa0utton Of thanks OF the
LtEtelnturo at Nevada fur nly cfTurts to procure
rrti fur Our coan! from tl'e curse OF Chinese oc
cnpatlnn. IL cply appreciate tlW graft honor
loue to tic By your Legislature, which Eur moro
Than repays for what t,at have doue In this rs-
gard for the common good Ut our Pxc'lc sister
States.
1t IL a s1.,rcc OF deep regret TINT tho Execu.
tive snw 1T IL veto the great measure 81 rolluf
tilnt tasscl both Houses by large mnlosttles To
to deny sumr of thu m,st obvious poYers of
Congress, ,-VoWeTs hcrotofure recognized III 70.
Fuatcsa ,lccis!ons, 0f tllt Supreme Court OF the
United Slates. To do 1t ho yielded to scnsele.s
an,l (anat!cal c1unor OIL alla side ot thu conts-
ncnt. Perhaps 1t wnR tuO much lu expect OF any
maj, less brave llsan H1ant tint lle would hear
The voice of tlr pa.lIFu ask!Ig Tor protection and
Iuslivc over Ills rlasnor ol pulpit. prees, mud
Of uut complaint anH t1o urclltlsccd 10 Inquire,
Let 1t MT he thought thai ile representatives
og ttr Ficilc et,tersu intu this struggle without
assurances u Executive synlpatnIy mn! approval;
wuultl bc approved. iuI,ntl sir. Hayes aA,l Mr.,
l;var:s IN rtpeatst iuterylews, i could Judge
fr.IIn Conversations. extremely aHst-Chlnoss.
IIleY hardly needed infortnation, 50 really wcro
,hrY 10 anprchcnd nn't sy,oPathtze: Wns thss
mere rrete,,ce, or jill they lsuwn their conyic~
tiuns whGn tie sruselcss clamor agaiust ts,cln
eanIct ! cohtcss 10 II doubt OH this pont., Ia
either case Il prutext was found to veto The bill,
mil the insssage contained seant snnriesy TOT
tlle staughtered opinions of u few weeks before.
But thu agisution OF thu question has dona
great eood. 1t llas demonstrated tho unity Ut
sentiment on the subject on the paciac; u has
instructed Congress aNu ,hn East to q great cx.
ten.; It. hus especially arrcstsd the atsatiun Of
thr working classes. 1t will b. esslrr ~ tho
future to gct relef, especially II negotiations fnr
modhca.iou u tug Daf!.IEams tIeasy icy: faii:
Keep lilts aublcet brfuro Congress a! thy you''-
~ a there T. seoa @ Fs9son r. IT, hons ta' 9as ass
hollte aud cumfasts Of !reo nMi enilahteued
Cuurasiuns Respectfully, a, a. sARoKHT. :
, 1879-03-25

The matter. When he. returned, he tnf'l INC
Hull ks,l eone tn .lackatn,yiIIc to hnrsow the
*tSj NJ nrotnitc OF itnnuntT frnm b,lnlth-
mcnt Inns hcen inatlc L, INC by nUy on: proynlsl
wnufI become a w!tnes. IN the case VI the
United States ". Npiic A.iful1 ct NJ.