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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-30
OUR INSANE.

The question, "What shall we do
with our insane?" continues to be dis
cussed by the Press, and it is certain to
be by the Legislature when that body
convenes. As might be expected, many
insane propositions have been advanced
by the papers, some of which, and per-
haps others as bad or worse, will be
urged by the law makers. The ques-
ton can not be lodged, as the poor I'M
fortunates must be cared for by the
State, and, it seems to US, the only
matter to be considered is how and
where can they be properly provided
for at the least expense and to the best
interests of the State? We learn that
a proposition will be- submitted by a
Grst-class physician, who will give
ample bonds for the faithful perform
ance of the same, to care for the insane
at home. That proposition is to secure
Che Bowers Mansion, in Washoe VAL
ley, put it in suitable condition, and
take the insane at the same price now
rai9 Drs Clark and Langdon, of Stock
ton, for four years, or until the State
shall erect an asylum or make other
provisions for their care. This propo-
sition seems fair and reasonable There
is sufficient supply of hot and cold
water at Browns Mansion for the use
OF the Asylum. The location is healthy
and picturesque, and easy of access.
3 The soil is rich, and for convenience
the locality can not be surpassed in the
State. THE patients will be under the
eye of the Commissioners OF the Insane,
if such exist, and if not, such Commits
sioners should be appointed. The
friends of the patients can visit the
institution at any time at less expense
than if they are kept at Stockton, and
with little loss of time Other propo-
sitions better than these indicated may
be made, and If so, the SILVER STATE
will heartily indorse them. We are
not welded to- any particular propo-
sition, but prefer the Bowers Mansion
scheme to the present contract with
Drs. Langdon & Clark, and consider it
more desirable than the erection of a
$3.50, 600 asylum, which would cost at
/. least twies. that amount before it was
completed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-30

There was considerable circumstan-
tial evidence that John Shufelt MUIR
dered his wife at North Egremont,
Mass. She disappeared very mysteri-
ously, after living very unhappily with
him. A track was found that looked
as though it had been made by drag
ging body'from tine house to lake
near by; an old boat was discovered
concealed in some bushes; and it was
believed that Shufelt had sunk the re-
mains in the water. The lake was per-
sistently dragged, but the woman was
not produced, and the husband was
necessarily discharged from custody.
Suspicion clung to- him, however, only
to be dispelled by the positive proof
that Mrs. Shufelt eloped, and is still
alive.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-30
( INSTRUMENTATION
: THISTLE DEW. :
I THISTLE::::pEW :::::WHISKY

Having secured the Sole Agency Tor
the :. THISTLE DEW" WHISKY, which
Is far superior article to any ether
whisky ever brought 10 the Pacific
Coast, we have thrown up the Agency
Of the ''NabOb."
The "Thistie Dew" Whisky
Comes from the famous Distiliery of
Henry w. smith a Co, Kcnton Co..
kentucky, the Largest Distillery In
the United states, and we are now
Prepared 30 Take Orders Tor Direct
shipments.
Respectfully,
T. REISHART IL GO.
Winnemucca, November 10, 1890 tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-30
Sealed Proposals

win also be received until the said time for
supplying the company's mill with
Untrinmed Sagebrush, for the boilers,
During the same period Bids must specify the
price per day for ten stamps and also the price
per day for five stamp.
All bids raust also specify sae price per dav
for five stamps and all pans; also, the price per
day for the pans only.
The person or persons 10 whom either or
both OF said contracts may be awarded, will be
Repaired to gire bonds in such arr amount az
may be required BY the Trustees of the Com
pany
The envelopes in which bids are inclosed
must be marked. "Bid for Sagebrush Con.
tract" or IBID for Quartz Contract" as the
case may be-.
The Company reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
A. w-sIEGELy Sec'y.
Paradise, Nevada, Nov. 20, 1850. lw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-30

Unreqmtted gove caused Carrie
Hines, aged twenty, to throw herself
b-tore passenger train, az Paramount,
Ills. Size vas instantly killed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-30
NEW TO-DAY.
HAY FOR SALE.

G. L. EAMES. OF STONE HOUSE, HAS
Seven Hundred Tons of
First-clasS Hay For Sale
Which he will sell baled or loose, and deliver at
any point on the railroad Orders sent to fam
at Bal tie Mountain for any quantity, will re-
eeive prompt attentions E
n30-lw G.. l. EAMES.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
For Hauling the Quartz

From the Bullion mine TO the company's mill,
for the period OF ona year, commencing Janu-
airy l, 1881, and terminating January /, 1882.
All bids must specify the price per ton that the
quart z will be hauled tor.
, 1880-08-28
by TtELEGIsAPII.


rttJLt1lGNs
sc<ctat ntsydish to Ihs chicago Tribune.
1,yErpoutr Aug. e7-ll:3o a. zFI.oljlt-No.I, ], It's
H;S tsGl.
CnA,y- -WhentlyIntor. No. I, n lid; No. p II 4dt
epstng No. t. hi NU Z. 7spli white. No. n I'd: No.
q G4l; club, No. ,:t0s, No. =, Is u. Cosn-Aow
Eo.1, Is ID
tlyxuruuE, Aug. E7.-cuvr0S-tn !ar deutnnd Mt
tatsa7tfa, snIes. l0UN bulus; speculation and az
pora 20U; Atnercan 8,sJh
EnraDsTurfs-Qutct, California bite wheat, 81 I'd
u9s I'd: do club, ts i& at rod Wcet0rn aiytnG Is gAtp
=: rel Western Winter, 81 4ltsioa, wosiarn canal.
hH1ils GA. Curn-Suw Western n,!xGd, u ID
rHuvls!0Ss-prIn,t 'noss pOrk, G7a.
REFINED rETMaLEuM-s!ld
IlSsEEii Ult-Ah.
YAltSs AND FANntcs--At Manchester outlet but
ateadf.
iEcrtr7s-Tho pnst thrca daYs-whont, $4,000 qrs,
American, Ze,Ulqrs. ..-.-.-
laSnnx. Aug. Observation-Disclosures 2ss 7daaca
vi Mutcnvnou, htoat, 22sGa2s I'd.
nErISEu FgTnULEuM-Hd.
LsSsEEn Ol1s-E27.
SplIstTa Or PTUnFESTiyE-2ss Cd.
ANTWERP, Auk. o7.-lETnuLKlM-.s1iff.
Tbs following woro received b. the Chlchgn Hoard
LtSERrooI, Aux. E.-whcat dull and eastes; rcd
TTier r. sansd M M 'pGE Gs lin Il ~ NJ T. 1T I'LL &d9 s
% eanssMt1rat tt4Il; corn in nit,aerste desna,l.
S,iS ss! Hss "sh Yas i"
ION da1 u ~ dss''ne rosk ;itn,er and Is Glx!.cr
ss5; q s'lgrt S!saT Sd ows5. :, q " C'sess
sspss u wdsat !nto i:IyStno dslnx iiIp .st wcak.
ss '.s @ asit: y ] 81 NJ NJ ySs .tH ssMf 4 M Il d. 4 ia
Gufn issn., MAItx l.ASK-Whcnt qaet, cosm steady.
anS ssss sa e' !ssss
ss Esan4Y ni1sa sYF "a ~
Quist
, 1880-08-28

NEw ORLEANS. Aug. s7.-C0IrnS-Quat, mIt!ilInE.
ll3(u; Inv ud4llnR iAo; RIoh hrdnary. lnkc nut
cets. IN bA1eh, xr1sa, All, snlea. G, attsk 3'i;3,
wGekly mt rcceIp.s i, Eross, Bllt cxports coast
MlBu, ;lsi1t3 stuck, l!.'Eil
NxwyuIls, Aux a7.--C0rroS-Net receipts nt NIL
United S.ntcs pnrts during thu week. a,dD bnlasi
last year, AUtl, tHtnl FsGeI.tx NJ Nil unltcd Hntha
puFts 10 ntu. 49Ets Inst year exports frulH
all United Hatch ports far ths wouk. H lust yea1,
EU0: total nxpuetR frAn, NIL UHtet HtHies ports tn
tlntu. ,uN; Inst yenr, 4ts1u; ttek ut nl United
sta,os oFs, fttn; Inst Sear, tsi0; stuck ut all ILL
tor!9r t9Mns, lsM0s Int ysnr, 3M tt"ck 9t tlysr.
n.iSst ior i;rsat Iiraa. :il.i iasi year. islst
lLyElt!W01, Aus; z1.-t1rruN--sM:ss 0t Tue weGk.
II wh!eh eIrt ~ tuik 4,sl,; rwnr.!s frr'nt aI's
Ipia rprupis tf Hmnr!cni. 2Htjf t0Is!i ntusk,
ulls A,nnrean I!l,oU; amount nuoat, l@.u1; AInes-
III. tNii1s, Ana, .ntdhllnH,
1tsSci hntes nunu; tucelrs, ut shipments, nunu
stuck, S,aU..
, 1880-08-28

schr t,nk Leaf, lark l'scr. y Iris posk aud sum
Hchr j. il. Kitchen, rayet,o. 10 brl. pork and
schr 5"h" 'i:' +. Mcrrcll. Buffalo, +aooo 1T, corn.
schr nnx"or" K!nxson;;a d SsGt ~ O., ~! Sl %hs"t
Prop Philadelphia. Buffalo. 41.Un l,ll corn, 3ld
. Iris Nnrk. Mntl Rtinttrlra.
Hcllr ficurK. W. navs. Buffalo. Nf.tD0 hi mats,
kcl,r North Stnr, 1cntwatcr, 10 nl unta and Hun-
sctr .lnnaic,, f}swcso. 1870 h,i corn.
Frup Vanderbilt, Hnlfa'o. 4''Soo bu corn and sun'
acir Il. ii. iiow,and. Escanaba.
sehr driver. tnrltnn.
aEEr AllIntrAsa, tiluft0n.
kcbr ]. n. Hill. Fentwatcr.
Hehr L. l}n1!k. It. Jnscph.
pchr 7. t,. burger. Mnnsstos.
Sehr Venture. MusxeRnn.
bchr n. Mueller. HhnrlHvUlx.
s'.hr conquest. Ahnnp:e.
Hshr IHNIf 1Ir,khers. Iit,tnnf.
Echr f.NtrR lieIIr. l,dli,Vint..
SHhr Early fIfrl, Sft1th 1lnrth.
Hthr J. n. Fnrres., ltnulEH.
SEhr j. V. .tUtrs. Muskrrun.
Hrhr Il. G. Alhrrcht, Mnsk'r"..
krhr l.. Ur,lnt. Muskrunn.
NcfIr u. u. lIb,fghihn. Fhtsr'
sciIr t.. fiihl,nrl. TrnvcrsE Ila!.
RrlIr a. Ilrt,rttnfi. Ainptstcr.
feir kewn.tnGe. stAntHtce.
Ht!lr Ahnnpc". EinmtIn.
Ht:a,r iuyHhogn. Man!stcc.
Prop fHyHtin. Mnnstte.
se!r q. II. Filler. t't*lar River.
4eslr ffMnHnriusl. fnp Lake.
!sehs q. I;tt.f., White 1.nkc.
Sehrr T.. MltkleIsnn. L.itllIXton.
Hc1.r =. tsnte*. tnntwHtcr,
Rchr MsttUn. White Lake.
SChr Reindeer. MlskcsUn.
, 1880-08-28
HllMQR.


An upper i!at-Ai nrfstucsatfc noodle.
Why wo,t.hc letter "h |" make good aurIst7
l1ccansc 1t n,akcs tho car hcAr.
Tho nny way 10 hHrg n murderer in Texns Ia
au chargc him wltl, steA1fng n q tNulc.
Columbus 1ntdo an cgy stand. Hut Italians Of
less fctH'wM hive nl0tle tho peanut atnnl.
Tho 1'oston G'o1e says That a promising young
horso IN South Ilt,ston ins tecn named Ur. Tnn-
ncr, lit ho,'cs that ho will become fust.
lie wns frnn, tho mnlntain-sidc. md was buy
inr Ills first Knss Of st,In. :" / wlst, you'd sklu
olr TINT sk','Il, boss; aint paying for no fros
yuu l,ct."
Kansns school-tcactler: "whcre docs our
p%r9 "urn.sisotisr, " triaitnpianty s Shouted S =
SCHOLAR.
Nss. coo'llc was telling Jano that tho potatoes
bud nn unnt an'rll. when that munster Coos!le
siEEtstcts THU lerhhps they had bcen cookcd III
sal1cernn with leak In It.
1lrow, give his wife an elegant umbrella fer
her blfshny present. lse very caretnl 81 ~ )" :.
he said '4 6eI: "Oh, he M Me,!sy dear: VII 1lse It
whB1s tho weather IL line."
Tito following advertisement appeared lately
" m irtSl. newspaper: "Ihis = f9 n1tliy iht-
r!sk oF!alerty. who lnieiy Left hls lo:lxlngs,
That II he does not rutnrn soon md pny for tho
sane he shall be advertised"
Many physicians clatnl that lnte.npernnce Is Il
til.cnse. Il must ge contuxtOls then; nt my
whs Wiz h. t ars vi" hde. ill., Thcro % ,nay 4pnear % to to
sun1c i!ttc dIsercpnty or contradiction here, but
we can't stop for tllatnow.-lsuFdttfc.
Unto MI Oxforl Professor. married lato In
snnset q The ,natire mgr of . rcars. 4 eilarm-
any little fcllowl" say AlI tho Professors frcn.s.
irs. yes.. replies the lenr,lcd nun. tlcjectedy.
ward tho exsct sciencea."
"why Is H." snys II hurc 10 friend, "that you
Gull ~! Hlr and never invite the t, Gull on yut'
, 1880-08-28

10AST WAl.Sl1T.ST. sEMlSAItf Fur YNuSG
IL Iaiet. E:l Wn1nut-st. FhnstAlphn. " well pre-
ys.l for x,v!!,g s,,i.Io1 si,,c.t,"n ~ cn,!"Eatc
art: MIs pupils i'reparrl far lInsvnrl EXAMINATIONS.
itt0;nx fUrt u for boarding ind dny pupils. Mrs.
AENIitl;ITA Il uTX, PRINCIPAL.
, 1880-08-28

6pteia4 Dtspatc1 to The Chicago Tribune.
EEw YUHE. aug. g7.-f}1tAIS-Wheat-under frcer
lad n1ore urgent 0ncsnus wintor wheat f,,thcr ro-
eeded A@!fc Rcnera1Iy w. loading 10 fncreascd ac-
n1It|, In xuad part fur shipment 4 FUR buHMess In
spflHg wheat. mostly for export, Mt nb1ut previous
eaarest aou bn No. red at ual bu do.
teptcsnbcs OPTIONS nt s'.Gh4tls: lAaou tu Sna
chltasc and Milwaukee spring ut Hing l0a. Corn lcsa
lettFo nj we'll !n i!,a speculative ne ns for prompt
deres1, md quoted generally shado .owcr, closing
somewhat lrreHllnri mt1Od N0soFn nt1Krad1d, GH4@
!Kc uats-A further decline of 1Slhc In cartT de-
lteffes continued fFho md urgent ofHgr!1RH;
uoha Inactive. hut quutcd tHwArd close lrio trmer
No. 7Chlcago quoted Ut tho clnso At Nc asked. ityo
weak and SLOW of sale; two boat-lonas of No. Wust-
Fs3 g i stsa"x
RToh,!ca moderately ncttye nt
HSxs. otssy s.x 4 Ss ns ssSisSst ss
sse9 %s III Ss sa 4 81 0ay dSn svHfy 5 Sots g.
~ opsnhK i shado lower and eiaasng. .tTonas Xii.
~; VI sfnssnesE Il III SS:sSt2es' sa 's's
~ r' 1SF e. asgS aoSd '1sS 1ns Hst S:f
HgI.s sslya 81 haIaontns preas. eas-loaf ofosn9 at
SsS pes:s 4 ~ vi ssi's t;sss ns
ss stan ettSr sss
oss 9ss g. e. Z g. I. ion q <
- 10 ths 1ptsttr7, Annotated Prts,. ....
lFugEeR steady. August iag7c, Faptsinbar lSip;
Ssn4hEI. t9Ific: February, t0tlct MnsGfl, lulIc.
hfLoUN-Wonkt rGcatrts. fs,&M brsi shipuunia, Eau0
ps!s} anper State md Weaerr ELtsuJ; Common ~
!99a extras. A7&ts Xii auol to cfntp. $t:Aksn...is
snl1e W!,eat gxtrn. ka0+ttN extra uht0 siAtt5,s1;
r. Louis A]0safb; Minnesota Ihtont process, tdDlG
,utAIS-Whont-holcrn t1nde, rccelpta. stann
s as en'pnents &U hn' No. eprinR, tlyNa! 6i utt-
sSsa.9 No do fi!03 s;eanrr No. lp, ,f!:t5sti
.S 1s[aas4 ,a%st Tn';s tg@ M A.
Eli detteat 5ea e1s1HtS Ns: NSs.uSss sSsn!eIRs I
aet nsss fSSs: a ~ t th'Eerts H
GAnEnAt, t4tsai5a0s HGptetHbGr, al1114ut 0ctuber
;tsAHc; N1Eenher+ G34t t!hts dull r!salpsA. al,
EEnoa; naked Western. 21s435c: w!Itlo Westofn, 81
iAr-Rtoaly. with a fair demand.
1ul8-lau ht1d unchanged,
,,nhEEEKlkS-tpf1GG quiet nnd unchanged, but ycty
tsd"i. sMkar 4toud{ otiorata inqulsJt fair 70 Ennd
aXYMlahJ unchanged.
sa!xse.' saz!!xe'Ey9et .a,;a. but nrnt untod, so. crude
Ei1sLL9w.,,alenty III q NlGfc
" hM.nsHLM-FL1M a. 81 454tltU.
ptGGaass9NITtSEI,lilxt9E tGaass IE At T5ha
nsH nasHGoylsl1%s.iark ascady. with n fair demand, ,
Ut tr mess A. Ieof stealy tin menss g,ltnt
BcTSrhgsG: gsG: ~ ara ilItni ptii!,u stcnn r. AsAsl.
Af9n %es-hool uaiuanu, closing worry AttunR At w
, 1880-08-28

rA. csrao rnnrtut was lightly duppcd and qn!et. 4
-. inn,s rerr sud, prlcaa tanEInH a. besurr Piero
.tenty nt tho 1nte ntsnneS. md ssImo grntaa
t'rct are 4noted tifnter. ahnRles continue strDn4
, 1880-08-28

EnsTOT.hNg Observation-Disclosures demand; wcst-
ern furertlno. ts7hai ip1, common oxtrHs. ke aid;
Wisconsin, extsaa. s4..s5.eei Minnesota d, stU1a7.u,
wfntsr wheat: Dho mud Michigan. Is; 11nnnn
at,d illinois, ts.ss'd:hO1i IT. inul. $1:Dtt2i, Ppr,nK
wheat patents. si51ps.;i w!ntor do, tAdlfa7fll.
f;HAiN-C0fn tlrnt mixed md yclItw, Ntsi4c. Onta
nr.n No 1nd extEa wIItG. 4faiSc; M. while. Isn
10; No. mixed md No. white. AlMAIc. lkYc. iGc4t
FI.lU. ~ -.7''
HTTE1l-Ch9!cn Wcrern crnamerics. ?scs choice
lntiin-lMcked, aEt!la: GUinnInn 10 KoUl. 194 liG.
E1Ha-Ntxtfrf1 frnxll. liJ4l5e,
MECE1irs-Finnr, Ullt lrih; eGril, 15,an bu.
6uIrMESTH-flonr,5 5uU hris; corr. l1,UN bu.
, 1880-08-28

foCtsv1I1r. Ky., Aug. 2;.-t'urTuS-FIrm at 111r.
FLoutt-QMlutt extra. ft2aNa.t'a, axtra family. sa7i
@L75s 4 N1 !. N.7Ettl1 c!lncc inncy. AiUkts1j.
HnA1S-Whcnt lul! Mt HhiS3c. torn active. trr. md
huhar: No. wh!.c 4i&i;e; do Mixed nc. Oats fa!rly
sG,!vs ,So So ass SsS ri s"T @ S do m*e1
HNY-ijult Mt {iUiA1qtlIMI
-l'nrk-1jenand fa!r md market 1irm
Mt fla [nrt1 quilt; psinH atrnfr s14c ltuIk lnents
s,esy M'sf M iaf .!c,ans .hou,S5 h e!sAr M E
ritx. E.iUs clear, s1btu. ltan,tSunar-curcu, !!Hc,
WMIsKY-Acttv0 and lrI ut Ills
, 1880-08-28

NEW YORK, ANY. 97.--rhs !nhbnQ traslo c1ntlnuoa
active, md commission llol4oa arc DUNG stons3y
bnsnuss. tott1n gouds In Mnaurasa den,and ut un-
ctanYed pEcas. rrInt4 navlnH fnrly md lw srattes
arc vel! euld nj md atcuy n thu advance. Cling
A,na AusIfe. ind tTtst Rt!uS In steady request.
Clothing NoQ1Ons r0illutn qulcs.
, 1880-08-28
PE;ARK F.. RI! dMSIIU1TtE.s dMS;I Il1 TtE;.s,"s; II III. /

TITO Rev. and Mrs. kurplvs'. Ashnni
for TDnng ladlua, l;IJ bpruco'shs FhAaaepa'a' Ia,
, 1880-08-28

tho silly innnftIcr nf their Ink. It " mt IN ,,n
transcribed IN lis utter IncanfnRlrss twH1lr. S0
CONSCIOUS nrc ovon tho uttGrrEH Of tho wnaknt:sa
Of tho rubbish they tnlk. TINT they ttaIc'zo nml
utter. In The nttuutt to give It outor gtazo Ut
meaning.
, 1880-08-28

AHirn!ns RIM vIr Atl!wankec. Tlckoia for f. Paul
aha a aiinhpap1Es nre, Epod either vts Madison and
fFanfo du Ehl1n, or via la Crusa0 and Wtpoua,
Illinois Central lIn1IronH.
DEPOT foot Of IhkGat. and fnuL Of THcns7
11ckgt Ottct1 III 1lht1olph-At. Near Eurk. ijrand
FActtc Hotel. Md l'AlH.oF liou4e. ~
, 1880-08-28

1t is cH'Gulntnt, by The advocates Of a reformed
syAtcn Of spelling, thMt. by the udopttUn 0f tho
writer OF one hour nnd twenty minutes in Il tlay
Of eight hours ar 100 hnllra ~ ycMr Of :an Gnyk.
A ehttng IF 70 per cent wn1sl1 Ia effected Gn tho
Rnrne amount uf literary nlttcr III tho 1fmr*
newspaper, and MI et,Hnl snytug in tho cost pf
new hooks. Over all departments Of Englah
literature It as EMleulntcst tint there would Aa n
swing IT Ef0tptD,UOu MniltinlIy.
, 1880-08-28

CLEvKLASn, o., Aug. :7.-rErAOLEuM-FlTn
etundard white, ITO tos!. lUc.
irrrsurHn. Aug, H;-!'.TnnlEcst-Qu!st. ,ct1ds
FhAGslpll1 LcFUry,- :
, 1880-08-28
BUFFALO,,

TluFyALo, N. y, AuR. ?7.-GRA1S-Wheat dull
and nU1ntnnt. CoEn nexoctel md easy. Oats scarce
and nHHlinnl
CANA! fhEfnurs-unsattled. sh!ppors asking de-
cline OF ~ on yesterdays rates.
, 1880-08-28
PEORIA.

and uixou 4. A7!fGtIs3{c. Uats nctiyes M. 9 whD,
:,lslc. ltya Hr III D{.io, sa1es August At 7tYc.
tIt1ltWISEs-FirM Mt II. III.
, 1880-08-28

GaA.Su A.Su,s SG,, AaF. MISUNDERSTANDING aad slow
eaka s, Masaf lowert NJ. red. N4dsu1o cash, w
kt4o. aa1a't1 ak<s93te September, eiI&tsxBd48i9
VIC H. oesf8 sns8 sb49sha9ic November yU1p11a
No. sdo. s5A3He; No, do, elQS,c,
, 1880-08-28

spteial phpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
KASRAa CITY, Mo-, Aug. H.-G,tAIS-wnnat-1,c-
ce!pls. 2..,!Nt bu; shnmens, II, ,o hi: weaker; No.
2 cash. s9y&c; September. 7y4c; No. i cash, The;
euptenlbDr T47{s. Enrn-ftccGIptt, llEl bu; ship
,nsns. 0 but dull, No. ., easf. 27>4c' September.
, 1880-08-28

FWEEIINI4Il JNAVlTUIE, FFtchUII, Y. !.
itv. thoruxh,y p1rpartd for the bnat Colleges at,u
f.r ii,siunxa N1y. A. u. .t,lIAMnklsS. FEtnefl1l.
, 1880-08-28

tdnlbeFi M9:E}2o {5ctOEcf1 HIf6aio NUVembaf and
Hocembor. Oats bntnrs s{a2;u caAt, 2syia21te sep-
BID. '
LxAn-t}1t!nk nt 4Jlc.
nrrtklt-t1hchan3tt.
EHnt-ljne1lnnHrh.
WHtNKf-lfiEliBF at &ttt, t....-
i.hHttal1S*-tssk ftMlntt jnbblnR ht ttt7s. Try
cs, eeis enfs a ~ r.lt'ts ascon
IA ata1EEG!,Ts1f,4n1 III HI @ ns!s; Mhca 2' o bq rnrn
eHlrMxkTH-Flunr, ti.kU hrfs; wheat. 3iUJl bu;
corn, 4,Qu bui URN, A hit fyG, hoEo barley, nona+
, 1880-08-28

IAK1; PORTS,
5}fT1t{)1T,

SPtCAs AhV4tfA u ne LHSCQQ0 l4l1AHEs
nETno1T, Mich, Aug E.-Tho low bnrRn
saglnaw, timber laden, from nay City IN
Tona"ar,tsn, wntcrloygtd In f.ukc ErIo otf Port
Stanley, abott o'clt",k Thursday morning. and
WIS nbandoIlci. she wns n atcan,-Inr4c III
co'npns,y 1T three ,hcrt. In tow Of the tug s'ltn
ner. Her bow WAS toril nit. Tho crew Nf SIX
tlnc's-ftlad. About 6.nclork lust evening they
ae s an H. s.n% sStSx ,s , gn T"y s # T. e. 'seF h. @ gsS
stuI mud Gnpt Il. {. 1,rnw,,snr this city.
Pissed ,dnwt,-l'r"wllcrs En',''rn etatc: Mil
rR.a':l nr-,'ropellnr: Toledo, nut!alo, .!uninta
en- sshoon's s"t's' s. vss s.saS nd hshi s"s3s t. "
Rust lslh coHsnrss. Huntington md hnrHcE.
Egyptian nn co,,sorts. Anna nm!th @ Nnd c.n, E4n.,
hArgcs. Mnyt'ower an,l lmrHes H. u. Eo!iiHl'crry
n,sI e's,nrt, iA,tt"ir 4nt cn,,sort. swnt'i ni.i
ii, f. scacrs ',' ,'ffs tsst itvcr
side, W. i. Emery. lwt' FnunIcs. CheI.ey Atncs,
Ghainpian, 1rlnI;ls. i'"nnitisol., canton John
3sayIe: 4. ~ J. iox"r. % II. Ft'llmcrc, nc % Iesrn Ei!en
nrrrAto.
Spsetal D&pdteh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DtfFAIA>, N. u, Ait. -Arr!ved-f'rnrnI1rrs
T.! Dn,lr',rti!, unr SIM. brunette. ". II. vandcr-
Giesrsd1l'rorei,ora Garden Guy, Athena.
sshos,,'ers DIR son 11r7nctte, W. II. Vanderbilt,
Churterr-sctouner 1;rastus Corning and F.
l.. llnnforih. ooul 10 Ch!e.r''. 90 cents; propcl-
ter uIcnti, cnai ~ Hasi,nsw, p cnt,ta.
r4s can rf su osr E @ ai'a st 'ar f.
elmo ptl yesterdays rites, which were l'.i cents
s rSr wca r s a Ssns @ F enrn f to NSw yrMj
rur Ton. -
,os JS ws,tsrs Esynnx c"Wpsnx 5 1t ae psn sne
10 next na NIL grnln rcetiyod the rtnsKc tnr
cgsyatnH and storing VII ',o ~ toll,ws ' nt.
aturigc. X emit per b,.Hflrt: fsnrAre cach ssls-
nisl,ri, stssri i,aytK in addition to above il
Cn,inl shIpn,pnts, $4,000.
cLEyEf.Asn,
sn,rtoi nf,,o,fh n 1-ne fshf,a,o 7-tte,ue.
r. ~, ~ - tsv t,.o, t,,o,,o-s
~. "'i Fiji. Mnr1;nnw:s E.nnirn s;tntc n,,it't,.
aehooners q. ii. johnson. Escnil,llm ore: WI.
t sn. tsagc tHagc'M x,n ,ry tnsG aSnt nsr"oe ",.
s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pdof' Witt KoIier, o G'nrca
f9S uh3r,rsNSaw ~ ;nransIcr .t Henry Chisholm,
scltW'',era q J. Mupil,. q, r., Wilson, Y. .. &.
I,nr,lcs, eoa Icvoiat..l 10 Cflr"rn, ii; Morn!t,y
lfctlfnrlnn EonI f.uyrjnnu 10 Mil
wuukec, 81; Our sou, ctntl, 1llNck River
10 Milwaukee. II; 1lu,lxhton. orr: Esc",Iht,,
tSf'sas , ses"e; & Il e"Rs sf htr" issSn cssr cat%r
!;Kler, ore, stanluetse TO Gieselali;l, p q:
Mary aud catMr,ct, coal, C,eyelann to tGrt
,!ntt,, D., +: Jane MeIor,d, I. y; Cnrtcr, e!al,
Gie'eta,'d1 1,. e dnf1s; ~ ., L. 9nMI ',,.si q u' & or
sse siue s Scvc1sn 1SsS e to FIJI Past asy is: Mssy, @
Eriiiastonea. seffaiiint' 70 ~ IatnGfiiiGS
,r,,,t' - u1r,,,i" c.oI G4,.ciu, ~ 81
Cathcrine., Sl,as5 ~''''' 0'N' e''''~' ~ 49,
.,..,,, ,,.,,,., Tt'tE.,o 70 IT. .,,,.,,o 7,t,.n.
mo- spfeta1 Dnea'e" = 7ht cns"3o lr'phne. ~ .,,
,nu; aaft U pt ~ ne stcr wain ,'uy si,e m se
!hat u WIS cficKea So phay tnat II wts 'laUio 10
, 1880-08-28

Specidt Dfspd,eh to The Chicago Tribune.
TOIrr DALnDt:atE. Ont, AiiE. s1.-rAs*cd up
EcloonGrH Lts4ar, kt.KEttM ~ Chlclgn light;
Ilyternbni, Kingston tn Chtchk0 aalf: 4tlGHenrc.
Kingston to cnicuxo, plF-iroh; propctLcrs Lin
nUi. Kingston to Chicago, light; Prussia,
Mn!ltrelt Il, Chicago, grHcrtl cstrxo.
I'lxsnd dnwh-YNcht 0rl.le, Chicago tn
Tnrsn,tu; propeller Ocrnn. chcago to Montreal,
, 1880-08-28

.,,., - s.,
tBa4n1: mil I"d p.cxinR: =. ttn ssHm''s III, ~
- & i:xsh ~; receipts. hbuo| shprleatfsuW'
Ee" kANxAH CtTY,
,,,.,.L :. 1,hs thi-..o ,rt4ht.ns.
6effftt IsFdte" - 81. c.s"v +t..-.'s" ~,
u.xSAs city. AMg .ICAIIliE.Ntsr1.pss' tp %iisa"i
knTnrnIe 12Gi TAtkbt !s!rl HhuF4 nmpESls 1870 s,sn
r nntIto rt!tKeft ana ictacs, ftt4"eA4'' "~l'"
Ia it. Jts7s Eraas IG3as ts:.N, ~: 4: u
-HFcepts atz tHunrut*' lt . ~ =.
.hnire H. G14AlJ. itot pa'pp"k N"u 1a'Aen HA<A'n&'
tEtpNalGl .
tep CINCINNATI.
,.,v.r, Ano W-tttHla.-Iulett dnfnfnHn 4.0Q
,ishF ii iStJ, backing, II kt4ijt butchefk,
ktAtt M Tns rTn;us i. i'll, shluitiGnts. p5,
, 1880-08-28
BALTIMORE.

,a,AlrtnoRx. ssh.. Aux: g,-FLoun-pu,l and Il,
lii.s - 1;AsoF' We&tarn supetne, EiGI>4a7t; oxtrn
~ .s-" "hsat-Weatern !oHer, tu1t No. Wcst-
Ia =, M rev. tpot and August l, sopleha-
liz ,n Octobot. titsia1.5}&, November,
mI1.t cofn-Wcstorn Msstectedt Westorn
H.. stns tnd August. bteikct september, tsG4
NS1s. 1s~net' A'saaAc. Oats steadYI Wustsrn white.
~1sNo per 4Dlt. ~ ~'A9'es se"s1"%"'a' *~"'''
msaseiAtMosSs aists pork. tGJs0i1un Bulk
Edrs MIA .ehtt4lhoEs, HanG ahuslnKt cioRe fib
f6op|iuI.e -, oo,1stinxs 70 packAd, Gt<a9o bacon
HtI.r-tGtaha:d4 tGrcs, u ' 'F~
ltH:ne: ''-eu'et' psno to cholcs Wss.ara packed,
EE:SI1.-.ll.gaer md e,n At ,1a.
tAfEETNGGiA*-tr4uaf fhttntI refined, Va.
nsE3t 3t''o"8f ITO catxuss, ordinary 10 eholts.
(unIH;ia-Ss li!Ehgr and Hru ii mn
tnp liz s1sCro ILsettNl1i brF rtrutnsF ntsady Cot.
sAkftis}sGt tHSas. r ~ ~ xia.a. a. -, ~,
sasFasSNaIFss. SaFs =, W5l TX snl r. EEs n'.ae
"Hsah StAaH but corn, N7N III,
, 1880-08-28

Sptttai DFspafth 70 TAf Chicago 7f1buNt.
a.!EnnYt.Aa+ W!s AaK. :1.-Tlo sehonner
1fttty Taylor, Of stwlukce. tH,lIsd Tor issc!li!t-
ivb .nlcs rMat OF this hnrtIor. Iiur rrow we're
all s9vel utsd nude this ln'rt in . ,i.wl; Ih1
m1r,llnp, mid tn,l tho IT hnuer a1tsIl IN four
teen fathons Ut watrr. Hhe will probably be
rIfHc1.
, 1880-08-28
ttA1LItOAD TtmK. rAuLls.
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE on TRAINS,

EXPLANATION nr HErEHEycE MAnKs.-fHatnrdu
iDnIly. 1 1A''p''a
Chicago ~ rahsreater1. RAILWAY.
For Maps. fiutla.3ooka Tlma-trAbles Hfernine,f.s
asGg1maa!2aano"f s1sa .'aaa" apl{ ni ~ and u Garkft,
nDrthcast e,rHer Randolph and Atato-stA i is1nr re
Ao1sc. 3EAinl.st,, MID At thu iepott
, 1880-08-28

= II
.CMEnDFnAN, Mtets., aug. .7.-Thr schooner
Ncaeronsn 9a sno sG Msam Mere ,, se!es e i''
of tho lugs George WoMl aistt Eva Enx1ls!, nt,l
lighter. sU.ne 0f tho cargo wis taken oil AMI
sonlc steamer. Tho tug III charge Is nhnl,lt 10
takr charVG Of tho achoolcr, which II ut Mack.
fnnY