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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-11-02
A PROCLAMATION.
by the G0vermSr Of the State Of
Nevada.

TN COMPLIANCE WITH SEQ.
Il TI0N ONE ~ off, Act " Ascertain
aud Express the Will Of Oh People Of the State
Of Nevsds upon the subject Of Chinese I'm.
migration" approved February lith. 1879.
I. JOHN Il. KINKEAD. Governor Of the
State Of Nevada. do hereby call upon the
electors Of this State 10 signify at the General
Election to be held November I'd, 1850. their
will ~ to the continuance OF prohibition VI
Chinese Immigration. by placing upon their
ballots For Chinese Immigration" IL In fs-
v0r thereof. or Against Chinese Immigrs-
tion.' II opposed thereto.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the Great Seal Of the State
Of Nevada to be affixed.
Done u. Carson City. this LIT day Of October.
A. ID. lss9.
JOHN H. KINKEAD.
(sEALl Governor Of the State OF Nevads.
by the Governor.
J.sPKH BADcOcx. secretary of state.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-11-02

20 Loss Of Memory. Lsssituds. Nocturnal
Emission. AveFsion 70 Society. Dimness Of
vision. Noises In the Head: the vital auiA
passing unobssTved In the usins. end nsBy
other diseases that lead to insanity end dsasA.
DR. MHNTAE viii agree 70 forfeit ~ ve
HHndred DeBDaPs for . case Of tAia alma
shs VITAL RESTORATIVE (unasS Ais special
advice and treAtmentl will net cure. os fes
Dh. NiN7iE sresss sii Pri,sss bi.ssss:
successfully without mercury. Gonswhses
tioss free. Thorough exAMination and aA-
vice. including analysis Of urins. %. Psiss
OF Vital Restsr9tiys. % bottle. -
-four times the quantity. SO; sent TO any ID.
dress upon receipt Of price. or G. o. D.. sssuss
from observation. and In private name 10 Dc.
sired. BY A. E.. MINTIE, d. d..
IL KeaTay Street.
San Tr8nassae. Cal
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-11-02
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEn!

10 . psves.failins q
Cure fos- Nssvoss
Dsblliiy. Eahsssted
vitality. Seminal
weakness. epeSma-
torYhoa. L. d n r
NJ AN o. 90 ID. I'm,
potency. fsFAlysiss
and oil the terrible
effects of Self.Ae-
use. yeuthfsl fol.
lies. and exeessss h
matufer ysass-.suek
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-11-02

A Ii THOSE WHO ARE aNDsBrRD TO
IA me ere aoaihsd te.psy'tkA amount due
on OF before NOVEMBER ist. 1850. or legal
proceedings will be instituted:
siivar City. Sept. 10. tsso.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-11-02
REGISTRATION.
Nstice to the vsters 70 Eureka
Preeimet.

NN AND AFTER JULY lst. 1880. THE
bRegistry Books will be open II my eiiice
FROM 10 A. n, 10 r. NJ, until further notice.
ror the Registration Of the names of all legal
voters OF said Precinct.
w.R. Eiug. Registry Agent.
Eaa@ka Mil. Nevada. June ~, 1850.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-11-02
on. sp,mmsv q Co..
II Ksarnsy D.. Ban TrsaslAss.

r. Q. For private diseases 81 sheys stsnAaa 3
. full course Of medicines sufficient fer euSs.
with necessary Instructions. will b seat 10
any address en- receipt Of ten Aolssa leieD.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-11-02
tOFFiclAL..l

Proposed Amendment a to
the Constitution Of the
State Of Nevada, Passed
at the Ninth Session OF
the Legislature.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-11-02

thereby certify the foregoing " be . true
COPY OF tie enrolled resolution ON hie In my
In witness whereof. I have herean.
set my hand aud sfhxed the Great
heal q state. Done Of Once In oAfsou
(sEALl. City, Nevada, this second day Of
August, A. ID. one thousand eight
hundred and eighty.
7Tt JASPER BABCOCK.
tt- f-. Secretary OF State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-11-02
state Central Committee

State Central Committee:
CHURCHILL.
J. W. Ferguson.
pOUGLAs.l
James A. Risby.
EUREKA.
Thomss 8. Douglas. ELF. werk
n. d. Foley. Moses Lyon.
II. u. BiseIow, II. W. Brown.
EsMERALDA.
J. n. Dormes. A. T. BrAnn.
HUMBOLDT.
Alex. wise, Frank Nasansrs.
LANDER. s4
Ailez A. Curtis. Charles II. sprssls.
LYON.
". r. King. George W. Keith.
LINCOLN.
y. 8. Ciapp. william ?. Goodman.
NYxa
Bsni. Cusisr.
oRMsBY.
y. .. HeCuiissRh.
STOREY.
I. l. Rsqus. c. Q. stsxsasoa.
AN. DoaeA, Richssd Risieg,
Z. b. Harris, =. sssosAss.
@. 9. vsrisn. J. o. vhssAsksP
WHITE PINE
!. n. X.adsii, x.A. McDsrnid
.l Ill. RRoUA. Chairman.
ALE. DorEx, Secretary.
.t.- ,t-f.
| ]. D. SIMS
wholesale and Retail Dealer
GENERAL MERCHANDISE. CHOICE GRO.
CERiEs, FURNISHING GOODS.
Liquors Crokery, Tinware,
Boots and shoes. Butter
Eggs. etc.,
AT LOWEST CASH PRICES
MAIN STREET. DAYTON (opposit Pihs.)
sUOrdsFs ty Stage promptly nllsd. Va
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-11-02

,RR. NHEEMSTEEE;s. HESE .!kI .K!kIyRNEx RE1sE,, &,
finds f Of Kidney and bisda.s Complaint.
Gonorrhea. elect. LeucoTrhses. Fer sale iby
ere the best and cheapest UYgpona1a and
Bilious cure In the marksT 1Fdf Sals bV
all druggists. .l..-tf
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-11-02
N0TlCE TO CREDITORS.
8state Of Frank BuTio,
Deceased.

..NyorIcR II HaREBY GIVEN Dr rHE
undsssigned. Public Ads,inisssstos Of
Ehe above 4aamsd estate. 20 che. creditors ef
,snd all ,peraOas AAxisg claims against the
,asid Deceased. to exAshit <he same. with the
aecessary vouchsss. within.ten nsnths eI tno
ART M biic stion OF this notice TO the under
rsigned. at my once In Dayton. Lyon County
Nevada.
GEO. 4. yAQUA. Public Admlnistsssor.
Dated September 9, 1880.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-11-02

Resolved. That the platform Of principles
adopted BY the National Republican Conven-
,tiou q Chicago In Jane deserves and rscsisss
, 1880-12-18
TIE SENATO1lSIIIn.
4 St:W CANDIDATE.

Special Unpateh to Thu Ehaeaoo JrtbunA
New lotsK, Deg. ia speclnl from Al
bnny says now candidate TOR United Suites
Senntor Inns entered tho field IN thu pprs,,,,
Of Congressman Elbritlgu G. Lnpha,p, Of The
Outar10 district. l1e Inns returned from
Washington, anl entered ltpol, n cat,ytlss,
thus aiding another u tho list OF stalwarts
who aro lu0kt,g after Fnlncls kcrDall'8 seat.
Il!e ,Nac1tne managers alld Senator c0llk-
lnE l,aye hot us yet tle,er,ntned who they
Will present ~ tho ennataate Ut tho stalwast
machine, There aplWnra to Do considerable
difficulty ln pgTetlnE up0A thu laan Or In
l,arno'liktng tho stalwart Interest ai thoso
Mentlonth. While this ohstnciu IL found
dEllIcn!t to oyorc0tae, tllu friontla uf EhanI,-
coy u. Depsw have anatie SO 1uucl, headwuy
that
4 Ss:w lsRFlcu1!Ty
a,as presented itself. i letlt!tnE Cunbltng
mai, In referring tU tl1ls nov pDInt to-tlay,
remarked: '''ri,a ,nnrhtna ii very sty0ng,
lot eAslly beaten, anil docs not proposa to ba
defeated in this cnhtest, hut It will te
s1llashetl unless it l1ArMonixva asMl Eoacc.!.
trates uIl Its force upon II candidate. II It
goes into tho euntest with Its strength d.
rlleal between Two ar tlafco castsl,ta.es II vii!
bo worsted. 1t, III fact," Me continued, "be-
glns to look as II the lnncsline, 10 make sue
cess sure, viii be obliged to select I. .aaa ~
Its eanditiatu tDr Senator who IL
sTll0SakH THAN THE MACHINE IrsEiF,-
TAat Is, q person WHO can secure votes
, 1880-12-18

do !lrsts so[li tip frDn lt54 TO 10. Mobile l.
Ol,fu first dobcnturcs advanced from s,s{ 10
sill; d0 thirds selling at 3s, against - about
month aEo. There was n very largc bust-
NESS In
INTERNATIONALLY l. GREAT NORTHERN SECOND
1SCt'MES4
which maize n further ntlvance to %. Tho
advance IN these hnnls Is blsett ut the cx-
pcclatton tint tho Cnnpaty viii declare |, Of
8per cent Interest III tfuuunry, md also M
tho reccut arrangement with tho Missouri,
kansas IL Texas ]'oad, whereby tho intcrna-
tional md Grcnt Northern Is to build short
llne 10 connect the two roads, when there
will 10 n joint traiIlc agreement 10 San An
tonic FROM that point Tho two companies
arc 10 build jolnt ltno to tho Nip 1ral,dc, q
distallce of 1n0 miles,
stucks Mt tho Mining 1'oar.ls were with
out substantial change. The activity is con-
fined tn |ow-rriced STICKS OF ltttle Intrinsic
value, and tic higher ciass tilvl,le1ltl-naylng
mines are somewhat neglected. Ontario
sold ut S33}l and Standard Mt s:a per sl,arc
, 1880-12-18
EIIO1sN "LAMDS,"

4 NUMBER OF THEN 0tr IN TIL: COLD.
Special Dispateh 10 The ChIeuca Tribunt.
NEW fo1ss, DGc. ia largo humber Of
"la'nbs" caught outside Of tho fold hayo
lost lleastly by tho recent decline IN Western
UHlon asui American District Telegraph, Mud
f',aay peopla WHO ure not stock simcH[ntors
have suffered batlly through, the great shrink
age III these stocks. TI,osu who hougi,t for
rally usually lost tllp most, antt many
have been thoroughly cleatietl out.
4 CASE UF THIS KIND
II mentioned of Ecutteluara wllo sold out
Ills Western Union stock yesterday oil
n stop order after fosl,tK S5n,00o. being
every do'lar ho possessed in tho
world. Mr.. Sage. who WIS tho Inst
prominent bull III Western, and wns sal.i to
bc llol.llug thu bay, ran yesterday, at.d Is
prolably tlow out. Tho bears In Wrstcrn
u"!on argue that the n,utn trouble With tllts
stock lies In ttu fact that 1t l,as
AN ENORMOUS c.srtTAf,
Of $40 000, 900, In addition to SO Coo 900 ot At
lat,tic s. Pacific stock, which receives 1aH,5
per cent OF Its gross earnings and 1t las Il
bonded debt Of Its own amounting tn $500
600. S1r. Gonll Is now duplicating thusu
old liaes, aud tic new wires Will rcnch nil
the pren,lneut paying points III n,n col'ntry
By MI expenditure Of less than Si0,o00,0Oo.
, 1880-12-18

sptrtas Dispatch to The Chicago TRIBUNE.
NEW YonE, Dec, 17.-Aaenstlu Daly Inns
sel,t Invitations to several clergy,uel, In visit
tbs t1tndoo JugglGrs and Snlitch dancers
who recently arrived III Now York from,
Bombay under contract to him. All Of this
Oriental company. excepting two. are atu.
laonlrinns, tic two eSceMio1ls nullering to
tho native tetigian of ttlntlostan. AL aro
scrnpuin,,s III their religious rites atstI ab-
servanccs. Just now they ara passing
through
a "sEAsON OF SORROW"
which lasts twriyu days, DnrIny this TING
they go through various stAges Of mourning,
cnitn1MAtlng In q fgenztesl latacntatlon, til
which they roll about asNl tear their hair.
While this spell Is OIL them they perform no
household duties, aud neltter dance, slug,
nor coarerse with each other except ii, w1is-
pors. This unpleasant pettoi Is called tho
time of "rhe Mokerrum," or Tai!a. Theso
facts wern ubta!neA frnsn Mr.. DAty, WHO,
however, did not explain whether llo Aa.l
sent tor tho clurgymcn as missionaries to
these bcnightesl l.uatl,on. Or to glvn tham M
Opportunity to study some features Of Orl-
cntnl life. Mr.. naly's sympathetic nat,ru IL
touched by tho sorrows Of tho iitntsoos, at1a
possibly he tleslrcs tho csergyn,en to net ~
CONSIDERS. 1t las been slggrstrai Tint ti,o net
III which they roll nboat md tenr their hair
would be very effective lit Bowery ntcio-
drama; but no plan Inns yet beon perfected
to utilize the anguish for tho box~oillcc.
, 1880-12-18
OBITUARY.

0pfsta8 DUpHEtH 70 I To [NIfH9o 1F1bHHRe .
nEcArun, Ill, Dec. i7.-afrs. George A.;
DeaHe, OF Prospect l',ri, H., died here last
evening ot col,sulanttou. Sllu leaves three
cl.l!s!ren and husband. wllo Is iii emp lloyd
Ut tho E'ttcasy, l. Northwestern Railway.
sptetai Dspafet 10 11s CAteaeo 3fieuus.
WArEs.Towx, WIS, Dec. II. - uodlleb
NIMlg, II resident q! Dodge County since
1851, nll ono Ut tho nllesi in}I Iabltants OF this
section, died .lte suddenly Yesterday at Ills
t0nle. i,l the Town 0f EinMlct, ngea u years
= months mil t10y.
t'AyroS,. o., liec. 17-,.E., t'a1ney, senIor
dltal In this city NJ MI atlrancial -ugH this
eYrulNg. ile Wns IN nd citizen pf Dayton,
nsN! Is widely known among bnsiucss-lne,,
over tho canutry. .Hlbr4 recently fur lntrn-
dHclns Thy cultivation Ut tho catapa tree Tor
ruiiruAI tics,
, 1880-12-18
CONNEMANA COLONY.

Rcrar&* Of Suffering Verified by TrnNt-
worthy TcHtlnInny-trsvv lanys III tho
tnttlcAt Weather Without Noott OF
l'nei.
Special Dttpa!eh to TAt Chttapn Tribant.
Sr. IAu1, MIMI. 1}ee. t7,-Tlu truth
ahont tho c',arwes Of tic sutterl,g at tho
Conl,cmara colonlsts IL verified by i. j.
Hodges, n dslnterrstctl nntl absolutely irnst-
worthy cllizen Ut st. Paul, WIN wns sent owt
with tho knowledge alla consent of ilishap
ireland 10 jnyestlgain. The J'ionccr-l'rcss
has Just received the following from Morris,
duted tu-tluy:
ton Of nltnirs III Connotlar, Csony. | hnyo
lmvcrty and h.ttnnn suffering rlscIy to,nd IN
,nr sintr, to tic Ca|ssif"ttM, itareau, ani tho
sts!<lest tir'st visited ,.stestt gf those u'.-
s !iaestata4y s tt a' lss '"l repofs sa'Fe H. H.
@ iI.,'Sl,lns r., ] r ,,, tha MasrIS 1,oasa
hNye 10 exa.atua tic business. Woncn hid
sis saiss Sr o s' s & r fus ns nv, II sS ,s
weathcr, without elthor iood Or woo,;.
sseraa ne fa'f to a o; e foa f'f frsc IL s' 1sso
,n,serat!s Creatures M @ ps a , r"tten r.
ary: nnly iwo o. three q tho whole tes Nre r.
shng. Ilielr tle'itug Ia otl. thin. nnd tlthy ono
or tsso chenp, n,lf-wt'rn lankct4. and pcrlMps
SfH'srsct Or at't 'S fifty r. 'qe qn;,,,as q
are, nearly .all ]asYo, .us,'ally i've 70 a!po
children. Tho most IF lhcso penp'n aerccty
tlcno.inec RyAi. tho resident priest, lis d brute,
G,.l rrnm Il! enn !e9E. n!G e9nl,c,!sl to Il. r
l,cnr.esa hrutc, md M ncen.hp,ssht& sas a!so.
THO wr9tehcd eoInffttnn nf tho pcoplc IS largely
n!ilslon when Implied T. fos relief. y ts folly
1utarclrrset Gnsceai tho true statu Ut atfuirs
IN tin Connrtnnra Cnlttly. Prompt supplies Of
fond a,lii lh..lE aud lrGwnntl 1rp NOW III nrtaer
nlsu smnetht,aE to cat besides cort,-tncAl aud
rtlttcti potHtHes ,l4E0SAiti, II. fhtitIEE.
l reported suffering aH,DRy the 1enpl0 Of Tho
Con'se,nara colony: hase 1,rnved tho truth nf
Ittthor Ryan c,ntradfrts ttlottl, nnd tells mn
athcr nfNlit onr sntcrr'.w. sfy. fNiy Db3eet ta
ncenInpllstlcd. THO suffering y rnltcvad and
viii ba rc,nufcl il. AuycHsSs.
Mr.. Iiutct,i,,s is tic man who investigated
the Mstter, for, tla Morris noari Of Trado
md nude tho ifrst repurt.
, 1880-12-18
CASUALTIES.
ltUREE1 TO IlEATII.

TETERsnul!t, w.. Dec. 17.--Yester,lay
Anthony I. Fucker n1li wife, colored, living
III 1'rillco George County, locked their two
children III tho lo,lsc anul went ont 10 pick
pcas. During their ABSENCE tho building nc~
eitIeMtas'y tut.ss lIre attd w,ss entirely coll
suMcd. Tho two children prr1sl,ell in tho
ilalnes. On rcllrn&1,g homc Tucker nnl wlFo
foatlt tho house III ruins md tic skull nf tho
G!4est c'lllu, tho only eyldcilcU left Ut lhnlr
children.
Robert f.ogfe, ut I'ubrisuntac, burned y.:s-
tegtlNy, tlla faulty buru1y rseuulsIg with ttplr
ilyest 4 domestic nA,neI jams Robertson
parlshea.
CiSciSS Att, O., Dec. 1s,-trllo barn of atr.
Ewatl. ut prtcu's I'LL, III tic western, pirt of
tlB city, burned tlsls nlOglfnE, A,l1 Mrs. EWuil
was burlyal t0, teuLl,,
, 1880-12-18
VAIL STREET.


speesat Dispatch to The ChttaQo Tribune.
New YoRK, Dcc. 17.-Thn stock market
to-day WIS stroug and buoyant ut tho open-
lug for the cntIre IEst witt, tile exception OF
Western Unf1n, which further declined. lii
tho upward movement st. Paul & Omaha
WAS NgAfn tie most prominent feature.
Northwest, St. Paul. Rock Island, Chicago IL
Alton, Burlington II Cedar Rapids, Ca,latla
Southern, 1Iannlbal & st. Joseph, allI the
Vallderbllts, nlso felt tllo upward movement.
After tho openng Western Union took an
upward turn, a,ld closed several points bet
ter than st tho !lyst hour. The stock spccu-
lntton WIS bNoyant toward tho close,
when tho highest nsices Of tho
day wera generally curreut, Tho upward
n.oycusent received sttluuius from tho eas-
Ter condition Of thu money market, tho ad-
vices from Washington tilat the Senate Ial
adjourn over the holidays, which WAS inter-
pretct to meat! MI eurty passage of the 5 per
cent funding Till, nlli the purchases to cover
si,ort contracts liz sorlu Ut the leading sl,ares.
The sharp advance alld activity III tho tele-
graph shares formed Il conspicuous feature
OF the afternoon. The Wabnsh suddenly
becnmc very prominent. ana advanced largo
iy III iate icaltngs. The st. Paul and
0nAha shares we're bought freely by nartics
identified will, the Northwestern 1,out1 which
euyt, ct,tor In Tim reports of n consolidation
witt, that system. Ohfo md frou bfountnft,
wero active nj the close,
IN r,,r ,,nyrv ,.nxrr
this forenoon G mr. cent was lin inform rnto
fnr rn,1 loana md thern VIVA .rss ,i;a.c"i,w II,
urtting money linn Yesterday. H. tt,a iast
Io,r nt TIN stock Exrf.nnpn fba rnte f,,r mi
louns fell tn = mr. cont. 'rhc mir r,te fnr | tho
tfoy ,yns +, mr. rcnf md nt tI,s rnta In nnr.
kat WAS irss nrtfyo MI finn , IN n"v me DIV M 'i ftis
wrclr TIN m v,nnuts hv Nr Inv t,n,,1, fnr
ti,t, en,,trnittny tutcrest N tte Il Gnmfa &
1ron Sfnmntnf,, iinftr,,ut, nut /, ti,a T,fnrnn.
tlonni h TRENT Northern 4: :i,cxns' ,cili nrnt,.
n1,tv ssf o1oat savornf mtttn,, ~ 'fr1,.re III,
ror tht, r,,rn,ac nf thcs,, u,,rchns"s ,yi,r,,
Low, hos,, e,o,,,Io,, ..sth,s, r .n,,. "''A'''
~. sIrn,.,'r,, tr'ta,. ,o'nt ~" Nv ~ ~ ,cco
,iSo d.. sas.. .s.;,,u~a ,a ~ ~ " ". aos'
.,at 49, rss, rs ns",,,.n . ~ a.aM' s,.ss anss
%s wy ~ pitn"ns @ III, h e1u M W. co''
s.s'asa aa sls'u WI w .'oT ,r, a' ao tteas-
uas usseusssa1e"a ~ ss' n uss'"; % ano recent me9sy
mpo'@ NV, W W." .sa ua"t, & mo"u'e'. ~ vs. 'e't
a'At 1,.s, MseS' ~ a!es ;'"a'', asu 1'ot "',ea"y 70
, 1880-12-18
SUANTY TOWN,
4 TE1tN1n1.E< NUISANCE CLOSE 1ir AsYIuaIs
HOSPITALS, AND SCHOOLS.

a SEJHtNEFs Il.uSFs l1 AS1IuMSt
HOSF{TAt.5, AND SCHOOLS.
Special Dlspa.th to 1hs Ehseaao Tribune.
New YonK, Die. ia nro,uIncut plysl-
clan said toalay to TlIE TilHuSE carre-
sponttent: "Ono Of tho wprst plngue-sputs
Mt tho present tlmo in tho City Ut Sew Yuyl,
In III tho block occupied by sHuatters he
tween Slxt3-sixtsi and Sixty-seyentit streets
and Third Al,d Lexington Nyenuca. On t!lo
north side Of this sl,Rnty block is tho New
York Orphan Asylum, with Mt least 400 IL
Zoo inmates, s0ln0 Of whom sfckeneu aisd
diell during tho summer Ut Summer eom,-
platnt or cholera lnfant,lm. caused pflnc!-
palty by tile foul extlntatiuns frUn this stiWAt-
ter district. They werp unable to tnvu their
southern windows opened ,i,sing tho Hnlsl-
1ncr fpr }Itt,p fresh mir for thoss psDr
orphans. Tho Normal School In Lexington
uyan,'a lies Oh llle northwest corner OF this
shnnty block, ,tld many Ut tho scholars ,u,tst
l,aye Ind their ileatti, injured. The beaW.l-
1u1 11ome for Oh Women lies to tho south,
uld many Ut thcse poor Old wo,Hen Aaye
suffered from TIM foM eXl.alations tlMt thls
plnHnB has eanse.l.
THE CHEAT AintohY or TIE SEVENTH
hEts1s1EST.
lies on tho southwest corner. and many Of
tho Young raeh III tllete nightly drills iutlst
hayD suffered froln tito sallla cause. And
last, b,st ssot Least, tho Mount StiaE Hospital
Is lear tllo southern border Of thIs block. III
that hospital there have bcon sickness ailtl
death from IL nlone; lnnny OF thu surgical
operations llaye been folt0wett by cryslpelns
md p},en,ta. Tho w0nlen's wnrd faccS th!s
foul bluck, and patients haye suffered,
doubtless, fgoM perltonltis. Tho medical
otlieers of tile Orphan Asylum have applied
u the local polcU a'ld The Boartl OF 1ltal:lI.
wl1o say tl.ay aro puwerlcss to funlova thas
deadly nuisance, because II belongs to tho
city, over which Tho Controller a.,d Mayor ut
the city alollo have power, 'rhe COMMITTEES
Of llyEssne ot tho County Afelicnl Society,
however, llns hearll to-tluy for tho first tfulu
from QUO 0t tho nI0st competent lawyers Ut
this city TINT possibly tl6 tit!o Of tho jatld
LIES WITH TIT: srATt. =
An especial appeal may have to be made to
tito Legislature ut Albany to remove tltss
CURSE, Thu Controller nr1 Mayor haze bees.
appcaiea 10 hy tsaa Saetety IL a.,att this A,sl.
sauce, a,tl win be np,'cnle.a to shortly by the
medical officers Of Mount Sim! Iiospltpl,
wi,usu patients have suffered 10 terribly
from Il, not oaly ffo.n the axisalat'ons fran
tho surface OF tl,ls GROUND, but niso trom lto
soakngo 0f t'uld tll.h ,,ntsur tic vevy soHMs!N-
tIot,s Ut their hospital. Noxs0us yapnra tlso
fr0lN the very ground unlier tho hospital, SO
that closing tho wln,inws Is no tiefeMse, nI-
fec,'y south Ut tho slaHat ilaal Hospital,
aef0ss tho street, " u !argp church whosv
members must suffer every tiMo thoy attend
6erf{et,h
, 1880-12-18
ATTEMPTING tn CAt'rltR: Titt: NEW Ton1t
ASSOCIATED rHEsS,

ATTEMPTING tn cA1'rlnE TIFF NEW TonK
ASSOCIATED PRESS,
lsfspnteh {rn. "Galh.'
NEw TDnw, Dec. tN,--,luhh kcffy's rnpcr
has E0t up n story tllat.Jay Gould IL trying to
acquire tho New inrk Associated l'rtss, SO
liz tu take AWAY It's contrnct with tho Western
un'on Telegraph company. Kelly says tint
Gould Is now buying t!lo stock uf nh eye',-
Ing newspaper mid uf n commercial morning
newspaper. probably meaning the Journal ii
Comntcrcc mud thu Er.ninU Erprcss. If
Guu[d controls the Tribune and tho tttorfd,
this woultt nuke four papers o,tt of tic sesen
constituting tho Asspriated Press. Kelly
ougtii to know OF wnt In inks. It f. his
own newspaper management which liz thinks
Is threatened. Although the suggestion, Is I.
startltng one, 1t il not unworthy of Jay
Gnui,l. Years ngo, when MIR. l1nbbara was
advocating postal telegraph. llo cpcctnfiy
attacked tho Western Uniun Company nj the
nln1iUpu1st Of thu llows Severn. OF NoMlA's
friends III tho press llayo tIeen cut oil from
tlIls ncws facilities. Tho understanding here
IL nat that Mr.. Gout.l controls tho Tribune,
or attempts to 10 20, but lie. perhaps, Is n
lender of money Oil tho lna]ority of Its
shares.
Tho Express newspaper Wns cAptUred by
John Kelly from thu llelrs Of tho l,ronks, who
have Instituted suit ullce or twico to get 1t
back. .......
TIFF NEW You1z HERALD
llns never BEEN a very tatlcnt member OF tho
Associated 1'rcss, md oEca patrbni7cf rsyMl
Association. it h generally believed l,cro
That Gould controls tho World ncwspnpnr,
If lie gets tie votes In tile Associated Press
Of tho Tribune, thu Express, thp World, artl
tho .Inuruat Df Commerce, iio cnn control tho
Institution. There then remain against him
only tho Times nful thu SIN. rhe ucruita
llns always bcel respectful 10 him. Tlaeye IL
no way By which tlle refractory papers ess,
il, suei cusc redress themselves hut by go-
ing out Of tho Association. When sou eoi,~
slider tie enormous wealth Of jay Could, aud
how tho newspapers nra tied np III thcfr
stocks, It Is only wonderful that he did not
take tllcn1 In long ugo. One of The anti"
Could papers Is tlGll By 4 very smnl1 n,arg.n
Of stock. Tho Uentftt IL tho only newspaper
III New York which Gould could mt ncuusro
by purchase. lie gave s. ~ GOO for q sa!!soa4
yesterday, nnl tEeru Is ho paper In New
York. With one exception, worth that amount
Of hard cash.
TIT: EXTRAORDINARY PERCEPTION AND
SEityE
Of this 1'ttlo man 1lRy be ApprohenaeA even
Mt tho whisper Of this rulnpr that lie NAea1ls
to blck up tim seycn stars "f New York ulltl
taku them out Of tho Western Union co'stel-
latEon n1ul put then, in his owl. T,!rce ulher
Now York papcrs-tl!e roSi, Commercial,
md Sttats-Zcltung-!inyn contracts MERELY
with tho Assucnlctl Press. Thcre Nrr Il large
number OF newspapers outside Of tlo pres
cnt Association dcsirnns tu bo aslsntttcd, Nsul
IT thcru Is amy truth whatever III tho prevail
lng r'tsBor, the end rah 0A!y be u Widening of
tho privileges Of tho Associated Truss, a''a
tl1ut grcat instruMle,tallty rendered Mt least
no ene,ly Of Mr. Gould.