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, 1880-08-24

BAlTIMonE. ail,, Aug t-Flaull-Qnot, Western
super, tJu1aa7a, exttI. N!lktl1ai ansly, G0].tktp
uMAIS-syheat-Weste hts!lor, but elt'*csi Haoti
No, Western Winter red, hpnt And AnEist. tl.dTH
2lfgit scrienabnr, $itkA%ith3k uctnbur. s1tlt ~
LGg$i November. tl.lotsl.lt1{. CuFn-Western aaheF
nnd strenui Western lu1rl eln,t ah %}lHHht. h!4ts
a3c; soptp,bur, Gts 5!so tlctnlrr Hi'Gsts atcnu,-
or G.c Unta higher nnd tsIHi Western Wlte, ;sA.e
Nl}tc, do nllxcu. a4H:EH. Hyn ,Iiat Ut H.r.
MAF-Htcady; prs'ua tn c'o1cu Fennsy'7nna. f4uto
IM1tis1UNE-flrm: mess pt,rk. 9it.'a, hulk meats
-.ooba anullerH Ono t,tlctlnEt tlrar slits. nonu
ot1eringj do packcd t44913c. lmsnn-Shpnlaurk, 1et
osar rft etdus, l. llRnss. l.}tslasc lard-lte'Had
jITTEtt- slcndy; primo u choice W1sturu packud.
1A*:nG.
EtitiB-FfTm nt l5e.
PETllDf.KltM-EEmie nominal, rctncti. EMa.
G0rREE-EIEut lilo Carg0us, uEt4Ty to ch1.ceI I!JGh
1t7{n
WIilgKY-F1rm At tll!, ..... :.
FnEial?H-ro i.yNrp;'ol t,sE stehm9r atesdyi cot
ton, 3-lNs3{c{ Muur1 - hlt RfAan, Shu51y.k
A3n by, oa!s. 5,X!, Lut E{e. MIMs oe,,..
RALEs-Whcat, +A,s7p bl, corr. 5l.4D hu,
, 1880-08-24

Special Dispatch 10 TIE Chicago I'teune.
wheat dealings roacised i%le ase1eaae' nn1 AZ ~
sottlcd pscus, n. rcecta IN eood art tho snrnoEo
tenor Of repor!s from tho Wet, noanly frm che.
sS snr te "s ior t s a ras o
sts sn5'oq ,2a ,ts s " ap
Hnr mt .rc,,iy rrnetinv resudlnr nbout tes9ic.
leaving OF heavily md lrresuat!S; rprln9
heat nSFs atsnS @ ea.nH at
% by DO Ausa. ot'Sn, ,; Ct .s !; : ," ,a d.
;s SS 81 No oPt; cpiee afa Irsaxss a!i .tnx wl!.
4 s fsS 81 s,r Ms.s 4sssye sss' s'f a4S s
" spry - tsis IT, satisfac!o, % H. IND danK via. hs,
intS!rs 9 staa a
II ss4{sx 81 hsssy: mss Ws:!sfn %s5ss', II;
prosnpt aoyary. At lIs. tys simTinsis aGsrea u
Sey. Az, ',noss AZ o,,s. Il Cs 1s
ESssan ESSs sss ts IL.
slack iG1nsad August nr,ios c!os,s nt thi; AsI'.
tehcr. $!55d; OctoMer sl51h Ctt iMe'iN ~ r'liest
ana e stSa{ ees f. R.lcf s II nos u nj
freariY dclly.ry so.nk inr enntrnct ErnH n - IT, y
HGe. el 1ee"Sct @ INK M It shs axtrs:ns c@ss
81; .n.-n,~ moasr,,.,, w ,aush, m a ,,cnnv ,n,,.
a;: iss{ 's5i,G 'a' Fo' !"
ia?afy sa sn;1a 1w,,Si; y',sS,I;
fsrsr " BIZ 'as, a. sa,lsf !estci FL se5
, 1880-08-24

TOLEno. O.. AnR, ,Ga-t;nA,S-whcnt Assnor. closed
wuak; No. l whItr Minnesota. Ac; ambar Michf9an,
0;tfr; M. rnd Wabasi t,0t, August. and sopton'-
hcr,s ,s1c, Octocr. tBSc M. rel. Vic; rc1ectcd Sic;
Nn3 nt.tl,ur IllnuI4 sn!a; M : rn.l nExMs n.tS..
S:on,ss4 sn :sr is: S!s os:t 'ss is: w,s 't
.!,aae :s .,a.. aa.ess ~. ss'.; . ArE''s tI 4sis M
tenlIIer, n;1tc: tJet.hpr. ku: November, !!4hr.
HEtEtLFrS-Mheut lSAAJa hut corn, 4e,nH bu; oats.
;itirMrSrs-Hheat, l77om bu, corn. IL 0O btu, oats.
Bun Ill.
Cara uf wheat on track. Gin.
, 1880-08-24

CLKvELASp, H., Aug. 2a-rRTROrEUM-Quto At
quotations; Standard white. 1lD lost, l0c.
rtrraMt;MG. Aug. zA-i'ErIlntEuM Actyci cfudG
sllS ut i,nrkerA for Hhl.nnent ruined. &c, fhlla-
dcpAin ueltyury, ... - ..-.
TrritHVIii.K, ill.,, Atig Mt
N1E:huhpht tsH jvwrst Ittc; closed At ttct aIlus
H5,lH br!s; aiilpfnuEts 1LlU,s charters. u le9,
, 1880-08-24

NEW ynnK. Aus. It--l.tAlnGss continues fair with
comtllsson ntlArs and the Inbb!ng trntG Il falrIy
nCttve, Eu,ton puu,ta III ktpa,iy dulh'la md beat
il,lkes strny !!nl by nIcnth rrnta In inlr de-
nLMld, uIl EaliEn!lsz cntuu hcttyr Dress Eutts ~
steady sGnUs atuns weur wuultns In llytlt udl1ia1.
, 1880-08-24
DI;TliflIT,

pET1totr, Mich, Aug. gl.-FLOvn-Qulot-
G1AiS-Whrut .rm; M. white, Takc. Auriss,
T7i{c Hcptcn.bas lss{o asked: Ociobut. Mlut No. :
WhIiu. VIC hid.
flEfElI'rs-Whcnt. bE.DO0 BIT.
EutrAESTs-Whcnt,41 IT. ecu bu.
, 1880-08-24
PORT or CHICAGO.

stmr ChtcaHo, sianltnwoe. st1ntlrlcs. I,E1t
prnr i;owe!. CleycIan!!,, H:!ntrlgs: l.t .,,.,os
prlt, SWALLOW, White Like, !iml,er.
proi, slps+eipcr: II. .Insrits, s1,mlrics.
rr"! rr" & S'G Y. V!i Wiils ns'' ba's,'!c' ,s srcs
lrt,t, Skyilrk. lirntn llurtn,r, slts'trit5+
ln,i, 7. ". sinok. White Lake. lsislller.
i'ty,i, Mary tirOh. South ilaven, s,1,ltirlcs.
PROF, NIuEnrtt. Montreal. i'lK.trnti. ,-.,
l'r,i, YIN. ltiv!nYstono, Jr.' !'sl!tlgo' towing.
Proi, Annie Young. ll1ili.tn, sun,srea.
Prop WIssnllselsull. ltllfAlo. snntirs.
Hchr cnre Ilsvll, MslskgYosl. !:lnlbEr.
seSr seSr silwa9kes o; iieic. Tora tSer, ,cisspa-
schr L. ',Si'. II. Mason, t,ar'ru hay, lumber.
schr Muj. u. ii. Forty. Wl1lto Lake, lnmbcr.
ft,i.r irn iIHlnlGs, Grnu! llt.yo.,, lumher.
scl,r Oily III Eric. GrnnE Ilaycs'. ihsnlmr.
s,ul,r Mary Amman, GrnM Ifnren. lumber.
schrt:i,y Of Gran.l Haven, Grluld llayon, luzn'
sa!,r i'a!;,ssE, iS; A.sksFcn, Lumber; ,;,,,,,u
hchr.I. Y. Ioncs: N skrg"!l, ll,nlers
Aciir tIty e Green lh!y. l:ssannu4', Iron orc.
Sciir Il Am!crs,,,1, Mlsknanlt, lumber.
selr \ j. Et.~,lM!s!s. Mt'I;rsn,,, ',s!;, lumnof'
ss cr 'fisiN Man N"ts, Ms'"'''s. Urss " i"'fS Krvo
fehr tsNle,lDlll1l. MGnkeKn. wood.
sehr .lnsrs. M,,sktR'n.. wand.
HchrX T.. q. slilbinu!iA. A1uskeAUl,, lumoof.
Hchr A1rrt. rpsh,lg,,. 'nu,lWr:
Ssr r }c*t,E; r E,i l;,,Yif,; %I,. fI;. iaoe; Moo
Schr Ncv,n, thnrinstn. stEae.
sscir UtalIl.lS. Mu.,,,t,lfllup, lumber.
sehr i. wilns, ,,Ii Mnl.MIi,.se n,n.;'n ;,.i,,or'
| Schr t!stnwa. Gru'nl ll9stHl. inuil.ur.
EEktr MHsHttl.,ll, ttrt>3H tti(tt. HriafGi.
, 1880-08-24

NEW OHLEASF, Aua eI-C0rrnS-Firsut mddltna
f1Nc Inv ldtlnR. l14c; .Oo trinnry. 5uot tlot re-
ocIntA, III hn1en, trOss. Gi1 sHrs sck. II
ST. lItltflH,, AAH Eh-iDTrnS- F11nti tn!iilln3
atUck, STU.
, 1880-08-24

nurFALo. N. r.. Am. El-t;ttA1H-Whcnt neglected.
Cnr caslns, snlch l0,tln hi WesoEn Mt s7c and 8nn
bn To nrriyy ut +77k., tlnts dull. So
CANAL fHEIGllTs-Cusuttel: Making 10 on Mho1t
mad G}tc Gu cDrN.
, 1880-08-24

rEo1trA, Aug. Z.--t,1sAIS-Corn hsm: high. mixed
3aa 1;t{c, mixed, T3(@;st. Onta tiFnl1 No. white
Ekt.Mc. Itye Irregular und sinGrs NJ. H!N.o fol
apt; an!cs Tor August at 1875; Bepiontor 7g}3r In
store.
, 1880-08-24

NEW ORLEANS. Aux. ux.Ei-Fi.uuM-Q Quiet but stcadJt
supernno. <iusaazs; Xxx. tllN4&25; AIA. tAt14A.15,
hyh sruas, AsItsa3.s5.
GMAtS-&usn urus ut tataSs. Oats quiet u &c.
CuiS-MkAI-nu!sl ut tfIas2A
IIAY-scnsco und arui prulv hold Ut tl9,013e1Nf
shulcu, EA.W1ziA
, 1880-08-24

Au Invci,tur'~ Ups and Downs.

WILMINGTON, Am. Zl-srintrs or TUnrESTlS
Firm NJ 80.
, 1880-08-24

PET ltDLEUA1.

OswE0o, Au9.' 9.'21--GlIAfS-Whcat @ atoady. Corn
atoadyi Duluth. +9u.
, 1880-08-24

ST, 1.ou1s, AuG. E3.--FLot;tt-F1rmor md r1-
chnnrei.
GltAtS--whrnt hlghar; No. rod, Na9sAc cashs
yfk.slt@.o A,tsnst, WaR13&esH:&c Hoptemhert iEI'
tt.<utu t'c.ohcrI vl7Seeat!tc sorunbcss eEfan:.As
F!!kc tho year; M. sto, "IaEtc; M. d. s.st .
K.tc t,nsn i.lxhor, JH4c rnsE; 3sfa:sc sortnntnr.
;Sks::snc t,clnrr, ;E*sse4u Soyumhcrs t!FG:esI}sa
llecemler; a'ls3sHf0 Tho ycnr. Oats hiRher' :io
cash: NJ i&}a;'ln tho year. Nyo higher at fsc.
I.EAn-t tJnsnnn1tl.
nEFTEIl-unchnf,Kah.
EN1H-tnGlnnxeil,
f'IitivxinSH-i'1r tirm Mt st;5. 11ry salt n,en:s
RtrnnR NJ q 4ha a'sI!,4sl llncnn hsnl Mt f!2k"!'p
tdl.sh Lard ,tnilnnl Mt $%i1is.
lErErrs~t!or. sun hri-; whcnt, sti Inn By; cost'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i,Jii s,r.:.. wlteat :,nl hn;
cor ,u blu; OATS tHncf ryn. lul III; Dhr!ef, soh9'
, 1880-08-24
KtiL'sotn rInE-r4n.n.
AEGIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF Tram
EXPLANATION or itHrEnvxGg ..Anys-,o,
fIIny. f''o''a"I Excepted

49,, th'cn1n =: N"rth,vrAtern lsn,t,va~
For a,ni.*: tt;nlr.H Honk, rt.na-rnhr- sicc,,r,
ss nsssSea,t inf esfS,rr tS;S 'n Ints a "ec
lllsM 4, lanNl.tt. md II I'M ,Inina 'th PAnla
, 1880-08-24
Hh'tniIcrt. SsanSo; Trreipts, t.eoo: sntpments,+@
1.1fNtItl:fi,

I'LL ItbENe
Tho market wns stcnhy md fairly active. About
dutcn salcs vern rcportcd Ilihde Thd fceeleta "ev
,s..t ~hIc1, NItcd I'm mnuy Vt tho yarl decks but
hnvors 1c,c numerous cn,,s9h tn tako "hat ~ns
otIcJcd on tic n.nrkct fsccc-ss,!t nnu ineh "nse @
crotci firm lnth atnndy, md shnslts MFonFs Fpt-
, 1880-08-24

eh1enSn. I1nr:!nHfan 4 Quincy 1tu,,r,.,
nl!r Mna tsnhln-'suokh T.sHn-l'M,tss S,aost''n";
reiS'iIs, III ti,1m i,s, n hs SSly CEIas C,sss.
l,ur1east curnnr ttntitEp!, ind Stnt"s.t. l'1n I'm
t'r"ma s,isa nc carrr aa a anf d
A1rl4AuH- tin Wis4t HtAp. we '"t eaHsll hhd
, 1880-08-24

L'nSMtMr'iny nstt H. t:itplan 0nls. .n.,t..
lUA Saturday ul9t ruins IL Peoria unlE.
fh1cnRO Il Alton.
Union Dcpnt. West s!e. Gs'tiInr lanai md Yam H1-
th1.t. T!eket tltllcas. ut nepOts, II south Cagk.
st.. ErAs,L paciIiu llUt1t. AMI l'Nl.ner Iioase.
, 1880-08-24

s'h1rnx0. Rock Island f. Pacific 1thltrnn1.
NcrNt Df yan ii,troh md bllDrILl,l-.s rc<h
t!licr*+ q cark.st.. S,urnnh iu1s. FatnHr l!nuta
GrTl..l lAe!ttc lotu, uf ii CntIAl et,TEcr Madison.
, 1880-08-24

nA1y: i;ai1y oxcans St,nday. ,I)a.y, etccOt
l.atln,n taw,iGS sioc)nxas nna Passenger.
t,m I'm It. Jox,'pl! AtcI*on Topeka, mnG Kna.a.
wy, through without clsnn'c. imrnr t'nrs viz
HccllninR Eltirt, between Ehlcnro H,I Knn.n. NJ.
t.. L. q. nlnH-Cars attached ia iii tralns s''''
Chsc19n. HGt11s'Huker - 1T. T'l,ul 1tu,y,r,,
'l'nn-lInHllo" l,ernt, corner CIintnn md r.,.a.
tts I!Ekot n!cIs. III Enrk-hk, Taltnn. 1nTl
GRIND lhctIa l1utul. MD ut Ilpm,t. ~ 'A1oaAot
, 1880-08-24

A'ltsnns run va Milwaukee,. Tlckrts for II p,ut
nhu a!lnnnnIoIfs nrs, Eond either yin MatIHnn uni
fFn1sla du ChIau Or via 14s Crosse ntd WlI0up,
.-. 1iEn0Ia Central 1Sn1irttftll,
Depot foot Of fkG-*t n!l tout Of Twenty
I!ckOt t|ftcc, III t;ntlnlptl-st, Hear Eark t;r,nd
YnEl4 llutat, mid l.nIiHuE lIuIsH, ~ . ~
, 1880-08-24

',nnm" mI sm'"5t t, tff:,i,.; @ M vc; ln! i:k
crgn mil CnuttH ttltili. ,,r fnIn,,n "" "'r'r ''n.
e'@x y q; t1' :fal, m 1eGv! chlr1 nj i:.1f ! =
~ ether @ r"a Fnss nlnn Or any otss fasa fns
G-,crHt corner nf tv0li4 md KInsIa.,t.
-Depot cUrnernf Entl1l nHA klutj..,ts
, 1880-08-24

Special D.pateh to Ths fateoao Tribune.
NlLWAvxgs, Wis, Aug. &I-AnDther mtteMpt
IL tu be aIu tn release Tho burKu Mercury from
tho bcnGh Ieur ttntwuter, Whcru snO str4nd I'd
lust full. THO tug uayerman WILL DO tho drv1K-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-17
Dissolution of C0-Partner
ship.

TTHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
4 existing between the undersigned has
been dissolved. Mr.. Uren will collect all
bills due the firm, and settle all its indebted.
hess.
KIGER Il UREN.
Silver City, New. Feb. 2, 1880.
james Kiger and John Uren will continue
the business of biacksmithiug, general iron
work and wagon-making, at the old stand,
each Tor himself, Mr.. Kiger doing the wood
work, and MIR. Uren the iron work.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-17
NOTICE.

A GENTS WANTED for the best and
"A and fast-seiling pictorial Books and b.
bles. Prices reduced 50 perc NATIONAL
PUBLI6HING Co., Philadelp
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-17
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
l. OF
PHRENOLOGY

INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE
Of the State of New York in 1866, will
open its Annual Session for 1879 on the hrst
day of October, to continue six weeks. More
than q hundred lessons or lectures Will De
gven,e
The study of Human Nature, as taught
by Phrenology. Physiegnomy, and Physi-
ology, constituting a complete Anthro.
pology, is Of Il fret importance to
GIergymen, whose vocation 1t Ia to in
struct mankind In the formation of character
and the attainment of spiritual growth; to
Teachers, who need to learn the nature
of the human faculties, and how best to guide
and instruct them to act in accordance with
clear Judgment and sound morality; to
Physicians, that they may understand
the mental traits and dispositions of patients
and patrons. land how to acquire their CONN
deDce and cooperation; to
Lawyers, that they may know what Ia in
human nature, and how to read at once tbs
character of clients, witnesses, and jury, and
comprehend the springs of action and mo-
tive in those Who are charged with crime; to
Statesmen. who are called to enact
laws for the proper government and improve
ment Of mankind; to
Merchants and business Men, who
deal with everybody, and ought 10 know char
acter and faculty, and how to handle II easily,
pleasantly, and successfully; to
Parents. who have u vital interest in the
proper training. instruction, government, and
happiness of children, and therefore need to
understand their special traits, and what
treatment Is best suited to each; to
Young Men and women. who have
to make their way in the world. in self-cul-
ture. choice of pursuits. and selection of life
companions or business partners, this com
prehensive SCIENCE OF FIRsr PRINCIPLES has
q profitable word TO say.
All who desire To become men bcrs Of a
class, this year or next. and all who would
like to know what is 10 be taught in III.
course Of instruction. terms. etc, may adj
dress, asking for Institute Circular
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LAw.--shrt title List, arranged by Authors
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-17
VIRGINIA, COMO & SUTR0
SAN AND AFTER THIS DATE, WILL

fAN AND AFTER THIS DATE. WILL
Orun Concord coaches from sutro to vir-
ginia, by way of Dayton, Silver, and Gold
Hill, In the morning, returning the same way
In the afternoon.
On the morning trip the coach will leave
sutro at TOO, Dayton about 7:3c, Silver
about 800, and arrive IN Virginia about 900
O'Clock. Returning, the coach will leave vir-
ginia at 10 90, reach Silver at lOA5, Dayton at
IL 80, and arrive at Sutro at IL M.
In the afternoon the coach will leave sutro
at O'Clock, Dayton at l 80, Silver at 400, ar
irving in Virginia about 500. Returning. the
coach will leave Virginia at 4:30 O'Clock
Silver at Sis, Dayton at s, arriving at Sutro
at $50.
FOR COMO.
The Como coach will leave Dayton daily. at
O'Clock A. NJ. returning in time to connect
with the afternoon stage for Virginia.
The coaches have been fitted up specially for
me, and are the most comfortable ON the router
FARE TO VIRGINIA.
From sutro, 81 50.
From Dayton, 81 rs.
From Silver, so cents.
From Silver TO Gold Hill, so cents.
FROM Gold Hill, Is cents.
Parcels carried at nominal rates.
ROUND TRIP RATES.
From Sutro to Virginia and hack, "a g.
From Dayton 10 Virginia and bach, "a.
Tickets, good until used, sold ct either end
of the line.
yIRoryn OFFIcE-At Allmsn's, next door
to Wells. Fargo Il Co.'s, en- South street.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-17
B ID @ TX s.
R0bertClarke & Co., c live snssi o

attention TO MAIL ORDERS for Books and Sta
tionery. Thor Catalogues and Monthly Bull
letin Of New Books will be found very con-
veniehtin selecting books to pHrchasc, espe-
ially.to persons living at a distance from
arge bookstores.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-17
z r I.N T1 IN q

HAvING LATELY ADDED, AND BEING
Ill still In receipt, OF New FONTS Of the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-11-27

but broke down, and sobbed before them
all.
1t is martyrs DEATH" said the chief;
and added, solemnly, "Let us pray"
He knelt, and the others with him, between
the buried negro and the unburied nurse,
and thanked God for the knowledge and the
recollection of the holy life which this man
had lived among them in their hour Of need.
They buried him, as they must, and hur-
ried homeward to their living, comforting
one another for his memory as they could.
As for him, he rested, after her hand had
fallen on his eyes. He who had known so
deeply the starvation of sleeplessness, slept
well that night.
In the morning, when they all awoke, these
OF the sorrowing city here, and those of the
happy city yonder; when they took up life
again with its returning sunrise-the sick and
the well, the free and the fettered, the liv.
ing and the dead-the frost lay, cool, white,
blessed, on his grave.-Elizdbeth Stuart
Phelps, IN Scribner's MONTHLY.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-11-27
THE MUSICAL BOY

1T is ruthless, toothless wight
Who dwells beside a wall,
And spends his time in singing songs
As loud as he can bawl,
And casting stones at passengers
Who may neglect to call.
The knave deals out inflated corn
And other fluffy things,
Gum-balls and miscellaneous pies,
And doughnuts shaped like rings;
The peanut branch he also plies,
AS all day long he sings.
o urchin rude, of manners crude.
of unangelic voice,
Pray tell me true, Young ruffian, do.
II thus you live from choice,
Or If in your unhallowed ways
You really don't rejoice.
Your wares are insalubrious,
Your carols are the same,
Your bold career is fraught with fear,
Your traffic one of shame
A dark, mysterious, dreadful trade,
deed without Il name.
Boy, cease your harmful, dreary notes,
And fling your goods away;
60 get you to New Zealand, or
Some cove in Bafiin's Bay:
Expenses out (but no return)
Myself will gladly pay.
The rogue looks up with knowing leer,
And bids me not repine,
Then aims u missile mt my head,
With phrase that's not divine,
And croalks "A still more dismal song
TIE words, alas are mine!
jones T. Fields, in Harper's Magazine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-11-27

Any person who takes the paper regularly from the
poStOfce whether directed to his name or whether he
Is q subscriber or motifs responsiblefor the pay.
The courts have decided that refusing to take news
papers and periodicals from the pOsOfce or Removing
and leaving them uncaled for Is priind dcs evidence
of INTENTIONAL FRAUD.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-06-05

1t was learned yesterday at the
office OF the State Engineer that
the Collins crevasse on Bayou
LafourclIe has been at length
finally and etfectually closed. The
total cost of the crevasse to the
State is estimated at $3OOO.-N.
u. Democrat, June 9.
oh yes! That was very kind
in the State Board of Engineers
to furnish that information to the
Democrat.
After spending 100000 to no
purpose on the Collins Crevasse.
they wait a month until the river
becomes so low that the water
ceases to pass through the break.
then the news is trumpeted to
the world that thu Levee Engi
neer has 'effectually closed the
crevasSe at an expense of $4,000.
To spend $3OOO.OO to no pur.
pose, on a running crevasse, to re
fuse to pay $4,000 for work that
prevented IL crevasse, and then
claim credit, for what God AL
mighty has done, that seems to
be the duty of the State Engi
neer, Department.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-06-05

A Texas reporter, who was de.
tailed to write upa cattle show
and a fashionable ball the same
day, looked on the wine when il
was red. and got things mixed IN
in the following manner:
Miss A. L. beautiful young
heifer, with red and white spots
on her back and fore shoulders.
was charmingly arrayed in green
silk, trimmed in blue velvet and
ornamented with a COW bell.
Mr.. b. O., a fashionable yearl
ing, halt bred, looked very well
in lavender colored pants. and
wore cockleburrs IN his tail. No
ornaments.
Mrs. K. G., a Texas raised
COW, fine mixer, very gentle.
looking lovely in amber coiored
silk, with lace trimmings. Wore
a new belt on her shapely neck.
Col. +. G., an imported tho
roughbred, looked stunning in n
low necked vest.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-06-05
The faithfulness of a friend

The faithfulness of a friend
ship existing between compan.
ions IN arms, is shown by Gene
raj Beauregard in publishing the
book left behind him ready for
publication by the late General
=: Is. Hood, whose Sudden death
OF yellow fever, at New Orleans
left his ten little babes without
any provision against the future.
General Beaureguard has had the
book handsomely printed and
beautifully bound and gives his
entire time to its publication.
free OF charge, as the entire nro
ceeds of the book are given TO
1.-The Hood Memorial Fund" the
monies of which are invested in
the United States Registered
Loan, to be devoted to the mr.
tnre, care, support and education
OF the little babes left without
father or mother. General Hood
made an investment Of all his for
tune over ls1OO.OOOl in Louisiana
State securities which turned out
l~isastronsly just before his death.
Inc book Is advertised in another
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-06-05

spirits, love of fun, we'll deyelop
ed muscle, and who have no Spe
c'al objection to a fight, hazing is
IN the nature Of an athletic sport,
and the fellow who passes its or
deals with II satisfactory de,nean
Or; who makes a manly fight,
even though overcome who will
not capitUlate and take the alter
natives gaify, has shown to his
contemporaries the stuff that is
IN him, and has gone far to prove
that.the attempted discipline was
founded in some error. Much
squeamish delicacy is wasted ov
er the fact that boys are boys in
this respect. But they have been
the same for a great while and
will so continue, and if the color
ed youth proposes to stand on
equal terms he must take his ha
ling like anybody else. If Whit
taker really was hazed by the
boys he ought to feel proud of it.
He might even have rejoiced in
the loss of little bit of his ears
il he had made a better show in
the fight.
But we do not believe he was
hazed by the cadets, but that
fact would imply a boys recogni
ton of equality, and that rccog
milton does NOT exist. 1t not only
does not exist at West Point. 1t
does not exist anywhere else. 1t
does not exist in the homes Of the |
people who make most noise Oh
this subject, and natural human
impulses and instincts would
have to be set aside, and it is not
desirable that they should be. 1t
was a recognized common law
with the West Point boys that
che colored cadets should be left
alone, and that was a guarantee
at the expense of the sentiment
OF fellowship and equality. 1t
was a discrimination on account
OF color, and the complaint now
made is that the discrimination
was not continued. But we BEL
lleye it was continued. If it was
not, however, the friends of the
negro would be wise to keep
their hands off. Even white boy
have got some friends in the
country, and if the colored boy
wants to be counted an. equal in
schools he must take what is co
ing, as the other boys do. There
is no room for privileged races
y. Herald.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-06-05

The Ball OF the Young Mems
Benevolent Association, given in
Music Hall Cd Wednesday night
proved to be an agreeable and
delightful finale to the Pic Mic
during the day. The rain
prevented many from attend
ang who desired 10 be present, yet
quite u number of the fair dangh
tiers and gallant men of the vicini
ty were, engaged till a late hour
'ot the night in the gay enjoy
'ments OF the dance, to the fine
music given BY the Thibodaux
IL. c.. Band.