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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31
A Mica Mine.

The True Fissure says that some
specimens Of mica were shown TO
the reporter yesterday from a discov-
cry by Frank Stewert in the White
Mountains. Mica is a rare mineral,
and of considerable commercial value.
Mr.. Stewert has large vein of it
from which pieces more than foot
square can be taken, and he thinks
at some time he can realize little
money from il.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31
Hsw to Estimate Ore in Sight.

The following may prove valuable
to miners who desire to know how
much ore they have in sight: One
cubic foot of lead ore weighs TAI
pounds; thus a vein of galena, or
lead ore, one rsot wide, six feet high
aud six feet long otherwise n fatham)
will produce eight tons five hundred
and tnlrtv.two pounds, or vein one
and one. half inches wide will net
one Ton of ore per fathom; three
inches wide, two tons; six inches
wide, four tors, This rule will be a
safe guide to estimate by.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
fAise Mtunia I.aaIia TEACHER
The Stafford Mines.

The Silver State says the owners
of the Onondaga mine, IN Stafford
District, shipped some thirty-seves
tons of ore from that mine to Salt
Lake recently. Last week they got
returns from the ore which show that
it worked $12S 81 to the ton. This
result WAS entirely satisfactory to all
concerned, as it proves conclusively
that the Onondaga mine is valuable
property, as there is plenty of such
ore in sight, and another vein has
been found on the companv's ground
which assays $500 per ton. r. NJ.
Rowland and George O'Briter are
in San Francisco to have the mine
incorporated. They are now salts
fed of its value, and instead of sell.
ing it right out as they could readily
do, they are going to incorporate and
retain an interest in it. They are
highly elated, and think that Stafford
will be the great attraction for mining
men In the Spring,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31
Ludwig & Carter's Copper Mine.

This bonanza lies about eight
miles no, tn of Kinds on the south
ern slope of range of mountains
that divides Smith and Mason valleys.
Much has been said Of this mine,
but our readers, before visiting tie
mine, have but a slight idea of the
property or its value. 1t has been
worked ut interval for the last ten
years. Over 2,5C0 feet Of tunnels,
drifts aud shafts have been run and
sunk, and the yield of tirst.cla ore
smeltcu at Dayton ioots up 10 over
100000. This ore runs from IS
10 go per cent. copper. There is
now ON the dump about $500 tons
of what is termed second. class orc
that will work 10 to IL per cent. In
sight in tie mine, and easy of access
is ore enough 10 furnish a smelling
machine Of 100 tons per dsy capaci-
ty for an Indefinite number of years.
Within so yards of this furnace is any
quantity Of iron ore, which Is USED
to tlux the copper ore. Last week
Wednesday E. w. Jones, the head
smelter arrived from Virginia, bring
ing with him J. II. Parkinson, an
engineer. The machinery of the
little cotton per day smelter is 10 be
overhauled and a new water jacket
put 10. This will take a month,
when the smelter will be put to
work. 1t is calculated that if every
thing works well profit of at least
| $4,000 a north can be made even
with this small smelt-r. All the
work done in the mine and OIL ihe
smelter IS under the d. ect supervis
ion Of Johnny Ludwig, one of the
owners
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31
Mountains Of AntimOny.

The Silver Sac learns that En-
mons & Young shipped carload of
antimony ore from Lovelock, which
was taken 'rom their mine near that
pls e. Bg nss1rting the oTe, it aver
aged 90 per cent. antimony. 1t is
said thev have without doubt, the
NEST extensive antimony mine gu the
coast. The mountain on which the
mine is situated is said to be a mass of
cu.imonv. We congratulate them on
the success they have achieved ~
energy and perseverance.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31
The Californian.

The January numoer OF the Call
,o.nian came 10 time for the holidays,
and is exceptionally good in every
respect. James O'Mera continues
his series of biographical sketches
in a well-written article descriptive
of the we'll known known frontiers
man, Captain Aubrey. Walter Frear
contributes timely paper on the
labor system prevailing in Sandwich
Islands. B. B. Reduing has an able
contribution entitled "lmmigrati0n,
and How to promote It." and G. Il.
Hopkins furnishes an article upon
The Restoration of American Snip
ping" Among the lighter and
spicier contributions is charming
Christmas story entitled Fridays
Child" aud the continued story of
tCobweb and Crusty." The
Californian is an excellent magazine,
and now is the time to subscribe for
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31
Installation.

The following named were INSTALL
ed officers OF Valley Lodge No. o,
F. & A. NJ. on Monday evening, Dec.
Goth: VIM. Stephens, W. NJ; j. l..
Campbell, s. W.; John Scott, j. W.;
NJ. L. Johnson, Truas.; Geo. E. ia
qua, Sec'y.; Geo. W. Keith, S. D.;
W. P. Brown, ]. D.; J. W. Miller
and Levi Dague, Standards; G. NJ.
Davis, Marshal, J. NJ. Tailleur, Tyler.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31
The COrtez Mine.

The Esmeralda Herald contains
the following in regard TO the Cor;eG
mine: The main force is now en-
bloyed in making the connection
between the bottom of the incline
and the point where the lower tunnel
taps the ledge, and rapid progress is
being made. If nothing unusual
happens the connection will be made
next Monday. The drift will be
about 80 feet. The lower tunnel is
sos feet long, and taps the ledge at q
depth of $40 feet. The develop
ments iu the lower workings are
highly satisfactory. In the west
drift, on the $50 level, the extent of
The ore body is not known, the 8
foot wide drift touching neither wall,
and the rock is very rich. Every
where in tine mine ore abounds, and
is of good quality. We do not ex-
agerate when we say there are mil
lions 10 sight,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31
Election of Officers.

At a regular meeting of Garden
Valley Eacampment No. 6, l. o. 0.
F., held on Tuesday evening, Dec.
Goth, the following named officers
we're elected TO serve FOR the ensuing
term: w. +. Davis, q. P; II. Ken
nedy, q. p; Il. Shaw, s. W.; Fred
Winzell, J. w; j. A. Bonham,
Scribe; j. C. Grubcr, Treas.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31
New Silver Find.

About two miles to the south of
the Spragg copper mine, a number
of locations have been made on
lodges carrying rich in silver. The
ore 10 similar to that of Crabb Dis
trict, only that tho latter contains
more gold than silver. The people
of Mason Valley are much excited
over the now find,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31

c. R. Thompson, the owner of this
property, has not been doing much
work recently, owing to the fact that
he needs a windlass in order TO sink
to greater depth. The ore in this
mine is exceedingly rich, and assays
$1,000 to 81 400 per ton. He has
been offered 5000 per ton for the ore
on the dump as it lays.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31
A Lady's Wish.

"Oh, how wish my s.lin was as
clear and soft as you,s," SAID a lady
10 her friend. "You en- easily maize
it so," said the friend. "Eow?" !,
quirea The first 'sdy, "By us'ng
bop Eii;ers, that mes pure, rich
D GOD sad bloom 'g tealth. 1t did
GO &. te, as you osse' ve." Rest. OF ii.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31
NOTICE.
Cons tot Proe,. y Association.

Cons t"k Procrs u Association.
Loo siof r''?s, p zee OF business.
Sc 0, hev !.
= 'ol o: We IS. Ce,sral City Mining
D So ar: cothy, New Mexico.
Nc ce is hereh, & yea Goat at meeting of
the Eos-G OF = Il. ees, he'd on the eth day of
De"emDe 1881, Sses, meut mo. II OF two
ce, a. 50 per re was levied upon the
c'p:.a' stock OF Js osporstion. psyAbie i'm
meclsiely to the So a OF thu Of the
conDsrv. Su o. Nev.aa.
bny stock upon ~ Oh this assessment shall
re n,in unpaid on tle mi teenth (l3th) day
Of January. 1Ss'. will be delinquent end cd.
yer .sed 70: sale At public auction. and unless
payment is made be:o~e. will be sold on the
we'fth Q2t0) day of Februs,y, 1881. to pay
he delinquent assessme1 together with
costs o. adyer is,cg I'D expenses Of sale.
By order Of tine Board Of T,vstees.
GEO. J. sPECHT, Sec etsry.
once. Sut,o. Lyon county. Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31
NE w I.C-DAY.
Notice for Publication.

Lend Once at Carson City, New, Decem-
Der eth. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Regis r ami Receiver at Carson City, Nevsda
on the 9th day of January 1882. viz: John
MCGOWAN, Homes. I'D Application No. 26l.
for The N u NV 4 SW Il W \ and n
y SW 4 section "a, TIP. IA n, R rs E.
He n. es the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. vii: Edward Harm Carson
City. Nevada Henry rginia,
Nevsdsr, !. B. Gala. 80, aig OF
MsJca Valley, Esmera.> a :
G. A. wITHERk. {.
Dec. 81, 1891.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31
E!t2F VI .l0N.
A FAPPY NEN ErAR.


Miss Mamie LOTUS is spending
her holiday vacation with friends
and relatives in Dayton.
Miss Addie aud Rosa Harris are
spending the holidays at the hrme
of their parents in Dayton.
in. Wiley, and old and well
known resident of Dayton, is now
residing at Tucson. Arizona.
Mr.. L,u Vincent and wife returned
from Virginia wednesday morning
where they had been spending their
Christmas with friends.
Last Sunday morning a team be-
longing to Luke's stable n Virginia
ran away in Sutro and smashed
things up to the tuue of $3.50.
Hon. w. j. Yves - field has been
sppoin' ed statistical correspondent
of The Agricultural Department at
Washington, for Lyon county.
Ask your dl0ggis! to show you a
"a &c o''''' VI - '"'',' =
w. @"'
noie'''f ''' ~ '''' ~ - Wv
Try it.
A hog weighing o'S poun"s ureSs-
ed may be seen NJ the union MARKET
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31

In all the future years, IS now,
me birds will sing, the bees will hum;
But now hear nor heed them not.
Since the voice Of love is dumb.
The dew drops and the rain will fall,
Add the glorious sun will shine;
Tine winkling stars will CLINT their rays
In Eastern or In Western CLINE.
The yernsi flowers will come again,
And beautify our lovely earth;
But IN my heart there is pain
A blight. pang like death.
Longing. yearning. OF how vsinly.
Watching, signing, weeping. praying;
o! for tne look, the tones 10 geAtly,
All pain. like balm. allaying.
Friendship is beautiful know.
But dearer far the boon Of love;
For this unmated souls will long,
Until they sosr to realms above.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31
Almost an Accident.

On Tuesday evening while some
youngsters were fooling with a toy
pistol lad by the name of Schooley
received a charge of shot in the face.
de was net hurt seriously es the pis
toll was one which shoots blank cart
RIGGS, and the shot had been loosely
placed in the barrel. Quite num-
Der of the boys around town have
these playthings, and although there
is little danger of anything serious
happening, there is a chance to lose
an eye or finger, aud We would nd.
wise the youngsters to be l'tile
careful how they handle these pop
guDs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31
Masonic.

Valley LoGge o,F. snd a. M.
= led &c n.r,at'c %, second
No u. Y evening ia e.. 4 moo =; az
Geo Fellows l. !, d oc.
GEO. W. { : i, W. NJ.
G. E. JAQUA, See e, g.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-31
DAYTON School Report.

The following IS Principal Bray's
report to the Dayton School Board
for the month ending Dec. %, 1851.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
, 1881-06-11

}t1af1n Journal.
4 very peculiar cnsG nf n tnpshGr's devotion to
her son, d maniac. hns Inst oo1ne To- l9ht. An,,it
tnnveti 10 1'ortsmouth. il. /. Nearly four years
after, = son. William: then about yeals q arc.
tho mother OF the hoy died. So1ne of tho people
at her funeral beard strange noiec: at,,l On Ro-
ing to small tark room In tho attic found thcru
yDilng tnnti, having scarcely any cothltiy. ct,v
cred with half. The husband Ut tho wosnnn told
tae following story, The yonng mn. he sail;;
10 many years aR, When abt,ur years old tho
hoy osc"ns nsanc and ~, soon r.rinx
taken from hcr. hut placed bin Iii MI httfo-
room, where at titnes ste wns compelled to tio
him. During all these years he had hccn cnn.
ilne'l there, and the mother wns thu only living
pnrson whom hcr son had scen. sl'c was nccla-
hand and had jealosIy guarded her secret fro,,,
tbs neiahboss. fearing that steps would be takct!
to tear tho hoy away frntn her. When she died
the father attempted 10 fellow her example, but
was mt e4ual to tho task. fDun9 Harrington
bias been removed to the 1nsnne Asylum ut
Cranston, X. |.
, 1881-06-11

Preparing for Thuralay's Banquet,
The banquet CommIttue Of tho Sou!cty Of the
Hons Ut Mane mot at tho pnltIer Iotlse last
night. There was full attendance Of the Conl-
mttce. and everything indfcnted successful
carrying out Of tho program arranged fur next
Thursday night. I0ttcrs wer0 read frDm various
gontIomcn expressing thoir ncceptRnco Ut tho
invitation or thoir rrGsuta nt boing unable to
uttond. The following woll-known people hnve
accepted Invitations nud Will te present:
Ex-vtco- President Hannibal ilamlln: ex-uoy.
Washburn, Massachusetts; tho lion. lra T.
Drew, lloston; tho Hon. Horny ". Paine, Dos.
ton: tho Hon. George F. Emery, l}oston lost i;
i. iiasksl, isoston Iieraii; tbs ilH ilon. /. p. t.
Bwcatt, Maine: tho Hon. linn bradbury, Maine;
{'en 2; J. AH!erso% s'aIne; re !tSH; G A.
ox.t;os. sau,uol Morrill,, Dos Siones: ox-sot,a.
sc w.t. IT, H. H. M~s1ts MSr Msns rs s SS nH osy nspS g
liowo. WISCONSIN; Tho Ilan. Jamos iiowe. Wis
con.In: th9 lion; g. g. Washb,,rn. Wisconsin;
lsraet Washturn, Jr., Matno: the Hon. D. J.
The Committee seat kilograms Inst night to
Sssa upsa ~: fsa sos esso s dc to
/ sSd ay g. as sa Ct hS SaRo
brulistnuI1d would preside.
Henry 4. liorsey; Secretary Of the nanquot
pleto arrangements fur tho transportation OF
III sGsts a4 III s nsrty
Ti;;Sesisy q3esslas q ~. %'ofosk' seSssss l
pss Ny b bfS s.s T. ,So sSa
Of Maine frun tho tItn8 th0y leave lloston Til
thcy return lnondinE t!2l1,s!,ortation, ssppt,,R.
lues not meet with hearty rGApous1, tho kuw.
EnKlagdora must 10 q stt'icAl peorle indeed:
, 1881-06-11

is no rrn.on why II should not bo cut n 'a ,lnr-
N1,fsn Hntl prctttly elntroi lese.i like an 1ndhn
1nprcasin. 1T shoes Thus mu,lc. atnnt or
tlcforme.t feet would not hh ns tim Ills.
advantage they now nre. The easy sixn NJ NJ
protuhernt,ccs. ~, ho tolcra.tIy wei! off, IL tho
ordinary r,ot the foot must M very slim. There
js M i,htllsoH,rr object thA1t h,lHtnn fD0t
which has hccn nlnwctI tD grow ,tp In liberty
ami In mild and dry climate. EOr is there
tlefo1sno,l by tight, natrnw-tocd boots. Observe
With Nhnt tarn the l'arisicnne ut TronvIllc-
though the bcnch thorc II smooth -fastcns on,
hofnrD sho Roes into tho water, her sandnlcd
bafhtnR-sbocs. II her foot looked well bare. sho
Is to covor thotn up. 1s there nnythlnR morn
ridcalo!,hiy ugly than a European boot. which
seen apart from It's bnuituai wearcr7 hnvo
known Of titrtatlons begun At Watering r1necs
hc ,t might hsse led n T. tho 9tsnr '
rs>nm .Ioors in hotel corridors. The Japanese
shoe wnui mt te 80 fdcuoualy tels.tole. he.
cause. it being nnrc easy.tt would mt be forced
by tho wcarcrfs fo4,t tnto particular sbupc,
, 1881-06-11
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, 4 MANITOBA
RAtt tR0AD

Spfetas Dspateh 10 1At Chicago Iftbua8,
6r. PAUL, AIit,.,., junu 10.-ln tie ntllce of
the Secretary Of Stats there WIS to-tay iile.t u
copy OF the following preamble aud resolu-
ton adopted by tue Directors OF the st.
paui, Minneapolis i Manltoba hallway Co1l,-
paty at a meeting lls!d on the 11th MltilAo:
WHEREAS, This Company, .o.wlt: the Ut. Paul.
Minnpapolls s. Manitoba Railway Company, has
.lutUrullned tu build bsanct Talls,ad c0lnincuc-
tux Mt Il pn!ut ln ltH prcHout constructed ine, or
MAR tho Village OF Carlisle, iu Uttor Tail COl,n.
" ~ ttts satv. and r1anlnx tl,e,,co II north.
Counties Nf Otter Till lieekcr, md Polk, to tho
suro. 1t Ia hereby
i{tsuiped, 0y the Hoard of Directors ot tho
Company, that the rsyut9 Ut said proposed braneh
h dcsIxltatul ns fellows, viz: Commencing nt
tho village Of Carlisle, IN tho C.,unty Of Otter
TALL Ia thss stato. and running. th9nce in 9
through tho Cuu1Nles Of 0ttor Tail. lseckrs, Rtll
Polk 10 the ltcd Lake River In said Folk County.
, 1881-06-11
ALLEGED OUTRAGE.

AaFy Hamilton. young woman Mt - years.
who roueEtly catue hero from Fond du Luz, VIII,
and who Is employed ~ u domestic in III.
stnlth's boardtng-houso at No. @@*5St IndjanA av-
euuc, Ii lying ut hon,o In what Or. rottle, who
t. attending her, considers dangerous coll
dttlon, tho rosult at mA!tsuatmeat she rocolyod
last Wednesday nlght at tho hands Of two young
n,ua namol Chasios Cope and John MpHhan, who
Aro employed at Ash & l1anuhcttA lIvIry stable
uu Michigan avenue, llonr TweRty. second
9troct. Tue police did llnt hear Uf the nutrnHo
until 0e1ttck lust evunlng, when Ltgut. ljoalula
!heduntly heard OF tIU cusu through some prfRl0
souros. Otticora Toomvy and Darr werD sent to
Investigate, From. All they were aolo tn asces-
tain, thB YlFl sant The young mon curly Wetnes-
day evening, At Or Q0ar tho corner Of M!thlGua
, 1881-06-11
ator Hunt delivered brief oratIon. Tho
A.llool building will Gust s2G,00o Wien com.
nlptrIl. - -
JACKSON RACES.

JACKSON RACES.
spsetat DtspdteA 10 7ns Chicago Tribune.
JAcKsos, Mlcl,., june l0.-Thc attendance
Mt thu races to-Iny was infRe, tho weather
fine. mid thu spectators delighted with the
trials Of speed. Tl,rce races were given, aid
tile lOvurs Ut the turf found InuclI to please.
SuMMAHy.
Two::thtrty class pusse &Hal, ,lvtctl:
Ia. t,atchclor. Fort Wayne. u. Ill.,. !.
J, i T.. n'.so%. .s"aa' rGliadoipdia. i. H. :
a.: o':s;; v. Xcofass;, Dstroi,, eu. t. t.
join se,an. lio,,oi,. ci i. j.
": .. Within. .1ip;p'iioio;,',,' wis. L. ii, :"
Mq;S iisp<'';, bstrt. i. ii. kitaei' .
O. IT, %'!so:;,. Missouri Wiley, i'd. t.
Within @syo, ciiaa;so;.' ;'i;. i. i. itc:o:
D. T. iiiitibiardi.. jask:o b. /. H.:
]. f. Wi'soa wesi ii: 1leiiy. 's'';' ill., !:
TmsMs3iii M" $lH; ::3ii: ;: .:
Free for all salli0ils, t,ttrse 81 .000 divided:
". II. Mctarthy, Ch1c'iRo, u. =. jsoI,oaut. =
john ;plan, iiS.t, i. !. Wedge so
J: =: Turner. Philadelphia, cit: 4. IIannis.l 1
H.; oi'tnai,, Topcku. Kas., ch. q. Robert
@ Tt,ns-s:a;i lii: iii. ;.'''''''
TwtrthIrty-fonr clfss, purse $500. divided:
Wyntt& l3rackcn. GreensuurK. b. f.
JtkB J0hh.... ........,.. 80. ...+...1
Dewey s Stewart, Ownsso. b. Je-
os. S!!i@deS' @ cslssao' IT, T. M iijes
W: T. Ssi,onaid. iaasio. Il. " !. n.
Lady Muck. ........................:3 . 6 1
8. 4. nruwnc. rentwRter. 8. 5. Grand
Hgnt!hel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Q I 0
]. II. lltstin. Philadelphia. II. 8. l.llo-
penisnco." ..:...:.::...::.....;":.s 7 4 :
John Hine1. tireeuvIlle. Pa. blk. E..
Niger N1ctor. ..........T 6 o 9
Fringe, ilcrmcs 1Iln Lane. ...........,tr.
Tine-.::t.!.i; s:Jtsi; .;s:7; .&.}s.
, 1881-06-11

9Kt1tM1siiElsS.
sp*<iat Dtspafeh 10 Ths Chteaeo 1rtbuns.
NEW York, June 10.-0'Doloyali-1tossa.
who Is mentioned III some Of the dispatches
from London rs probably Implicated In tho
plot to destroy tho Town-11nlI at Liverpool
to-tiny, from papers found In tho possession
Ut ono ut tic consriraturs, sAId to-
night that hc know neither Roberts
nor McKoyitt. nor did he bclievu that
they were instignted by tic United 1rlsI,nicn,
becausn In that case le wuud llnye known Of
tho plot beforehand. "But I I'M sure" lle
continued, "tllat the plot wits prompted by
The s,,,ne spirit That ahimntes ulr 0rganlza-
tion, and which led to the afnllston-
House plot. All OF this skIrlnistng
As VIZ call It, Ia to show England tint she
cnnil0t BGl1d ller Nrn.leS Into ireland with
imptllity.. 1t Is only tho beginning Ut tho.
trouble, NJ work Ut this kfnA will bp tlDne
III Ireland, however, rs It would serve Eli
gland ~
4 rItl:rExT FO,t INVADING THE COUNTRY
"Wns tho British wnr-slip Dntcrel de-
stfoEs,l through the asency Ut tile United
.:WelI. 1 will say thts ,nllcll-thar | re-
ceived .fntelfiEenee inst Decetnbor tint ex-
plDAtve materials lad bcen plncul III the hold
Furthermore, Irfshillen In the British nayy
have given liz assurances that they Are ready
to do tho same thing nguftl."
low do YOU account fur your name be-
Tnwn.llaIl cnl,splrutors In LiyerpooIp''
"Tlleru IL unty utle explanation tint I nm
able to think OF. It Is tills: anl constantly
ongaged In establishing agencies. In Eli
Of our our ngpMts Ut Liverpool Is llntnutl
jnlnes Afckey!tt. II ths Is tho man,
he ca,t hnye IN totters Of mine, except those
| relating to bltsiticss CONNECTED with tue
paper A. rsEards .S .fSorrcspo1ldence re!nttyS
beIoltg, tl,at Is cnrried on entirely through
persons passIpg back and tnrtl,, | never
| write l0tter to anybody Oh tll0 subject"
, 1881-06-11
STORED ELECTRICITY.

"HAF EpIR0N HAS TO HAY ABOUT IT.
sSsta' Dspatta to 1hs Chttaeo 7tthuHs.
New YonK, June 10.-The letter from Sir
nl41am Tho.npson OH stored electricity and
nafe's plan for transporting that element
w applying 1t without resortlng to the prcs-
*a9 battery or generator appliances has
sEea1ed considerable interest n.nong those
hefested In this science, lfr. Thomas Edt-
soa was questioned to-day by TnE TRIBUNE
.sp'esentaltye rs to whether ho tl,0ught
tunes box would answer for electric light
~ x~e!lout the generating power. Mr. Edi-
Nm replied:
~, ." William Thompson says 50, SEQ by
Is : article, anl he lntlorses Il discovery that
e a@e Two years ago. On tie 8th Ut
atasus1 1879, procured patent
=. tae process OF storing electricity
~ Ia as'ag IT. It Is No. ais. .ta7. I asod the
saa' battery. tho sallo tint Faure dues. TIle
Sa5 5 alitasence Is that he lA,ts suit Ut lead Oh
IHates. willlo used them plaiu."
A. ~, Edison showed tho document from
se rasent-Oflce md
a., A PLATE or LIGHTS
az ~ run reservoir OF boxed electricity, It
,usI WV affa'igel will, two wires, nnd worked
sesss~.@atacalty, Ivy. 50 that when the falletl the
ssf Sas 1ook w the current. Mr.. Edisun WINS
-, ea y Akea fur Ills uplntnl III to tho solution
u. ~9 problem Ut storing electric energy.
~ nRply was:
Experiments will proye tho reanlt TINT
,sstaed Tie thenry mi, In nnnlfnd' huf
EaetstallY Il Is next K, wnrfi,icssH WV
.,"shes & facllitYts tlIe il work of the surgical
atst!ician 2" ~''0 "''' " s&'0 s"' e'~''
..AQo4M IDS boxrs 1 la "ssd ~ - " m mn staansfn
F{aHltess Of t}le mnt]on ri thS vsss"l Sii
80 Ihe motion woulT hav" iistin mr. m
eeeet. Ii nly 0pluion' ,at ma ill WI, nv ~,
tHse tstedessfe " %'ti stSTcd s'sctEicl!y Aftsr
eoald le boxed ami S@'o '"~' '''*'S :"