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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
Special Noiiece.

A-;iradquartrr- FOR good cheap dentistry; ~ y@lrs
ur.itit moo l,tI, q. The best ad 80 s"ts ~ fttb
I've Ids. gold aEd p.-una worA loser aAd i'tef
than any other house. 80 ,,..,.r 800.
No % Past Pa 81. mar f'h ave.
A sale Of Importance the Trade. Private Families,
HOIEI~kEEPEk~. AND OTHERS.
THOMAS L. kirby - co, AucfIoNEERs.
% LAHIBGrIoN DAY AND TNESGNI UNTIL TIEH
OF SALE. rlit ESpAY AND FRIDAY AEiLu
MOONS NEXT. At 30 O'clock.
AT OUR AHr ROOMS No SO BROADWAY,
Opposite WaacAs
A LARGE AID VALUABLE tOiIE'TIpN ~
TLLGANT CHINA AND CUT GLA SNAE.,
comprising very tc-,raoi' ass'rtreat"f
vSEFUL AND OINAMTHrAL GOODS tOR TIE CAD
INET AND TABLE UST.
Al t Ifi,i Grad. ot Manufacture om tie e.. lrle
IO'i,Ics ~
MINTONs -WOHCE-T!tt- COPELAND WILDWOOD
DutLTDN-IEOWN DERBY -CUALPOEE
and others
The 7ho'- u 10 sod without reserve by or'cr u
M!~~isS. john MlLf.AE 6 60. EDlABL EDH,
tt.oitrr o Majesty
.rli- r,ld eht.ir btia - ~" stock hc'ons
iu, aitr 4 90. oar suctiuns are g. 81. cox
a.I every e. WiiruEt reserve
Nm L,,r. N t.ur ard those ,ur'- th'ir civ -
uut 81 town ,-aD ,lirus viii Dml I'll, "a raua"c.Aasj
OPPORTUNITY.
Irsf Trrss T-ei descriptive circulars nee y /
~ .-lir to 1~i Broad" -, =. \.
Henry A. EaDicis. " d. lH LcNng;onaye- bear -).h IT,
iiour-. = Ia ! ana > d :.
Z . IL ~ AT lf
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.,.s.,or. having first completed his brilliant
;ssssr at Oxford, Was t e. same sa9 az" iESar,ed
sweh.V " i;lsIsfone kept eleven terms and after
,os ng inei1bsr for sx years and three months;
Skewiso petioned to have ms naihg i1,"ntion o"
~ ca Led 4. the bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
NXN -YoREs GREAT OPPORTUNITY

SIR: If New-lork nov fails to come mp to
lrhi-h p-i,iir. and stamp such pllhir childish con
d.iuLn tnr cnu',uipt % d.--ryr-. how rin wr ever
rrHurl.r ol the low political sttndir- iHt shall
..I go aIuou- 900 % -. II.,~f L'i a. 81 " b"
l...t.s iik and 90 OUR. &C. t.ttr sec u.s. n
I,rt I1,l,a =. l., MY l7 l~el.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

GARFIELD COMMENDED BY A DEMOCRAT.
"a m. razor OF The Tribune.
s1R,. Permit me, az a citizen who places the
stability OF Repubcanism aboye party interest To con-
rAtuae YOU and through You the citizens OF the United
set. on the triumph which Republication has gained
a, ,ha noitieal decease Of tho Imporiaist, Roscoe
Conklinq Every true lover Of republican Institutions
he he Democrat tlke myselp or Republican should re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

ACONsTANr CoUGu, WITH FAILIN~ STRENGTH
and Wasting Of Flesh, symptoms acnotng Pull
mOnary Organs more less seriously affected l0u
viii end n safe remedy for all Lung Throat-aIIs IN
DR.. Jayuc's Expcctorent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
MIDyIGH7 WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
For New England. generally lair weather. li;nt vari-
able winds. no chang, temperature, ana rtng lol-
lowed by falling barometer
Tor the Middle states. fair weather r"nf IN the eN-
trriur southern portions, where lprh r.. III prevail,
northeast io -atihrlst Niudr, no c.. .f nptratufc
and rising followed By falling baron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
TIE COOPERATIVE DRESS 'sSOCMTION.
LErrEK IRON MISS KATE WELD.

LETTER FROM MISS KATE FIELD.
TO the EdftOr Of The frfbH"G
SIR: have from the first deprecated communi-
cations to the press regarding suit brought by me
against the eX-organizing secretary of the Co
operative Dress Association, Limited; but ~ " Sub
scrber" in to-day's TMBrNE wishes TO know how
far tt litigation may affect the enterprise, desire
10 state, unoGcially that The suit j. private and in
no way dSturLs the security Of the Associations
funds, winch are safely slowed in bank. How
ever in Justice to myself let me add that the suit
was brought by az INST the eX-secrctary IN the
ultimate interest of tn As~rcai on and with the
approval of its counsel. The amount involved ~
abOu 81 800 twenty i've hun lrrd and II ever IT,
covered will eturnrdovrrto ne treasury A. his suit
is not for spoils hut for rights fit be- lost 10y
the Association loses nothing;n gained, the As
ISOLATION Unexpectedly adds 10 its bank account.
Further than this il hoes not become me 10 state
publicly as my lawyers have charge Of the cast hut
if subscriber" will call upon me, shall take
great pleasure in giving him or her additional nfor
nation. Members of the Association should bear in
mind that the proper place for inquiry is tn il office
ut ~ Fith-ave.. where the secretary and myself
may he found daily from . a. IN. to o pm.
never knew Board of directors so faithful
that elected by the Cooperative Dress ASSo iaton.
Limited, meeting daily and working without com
pcnSatlon. Though the directors only took once on
the 25th Of April they have secured the refusal Of
an admirable hnildIng. found an American merchant
of high standing for manager, and have arranged tn
start Commission Bureau Oh june for The eXccu-
tion of orders of every description. CersicatFs of
stock will b. issue as soon the plat" leaves the
certificates, all tO bc signed by the president and
treasurer. This is wcIrisume task and mcmncrs
must be- little patient il IT is not accomplished with
magic speed Yours truly, MAZE FIELD.
Hotel iCtOTid, MAY ~, 1881,
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TRIpr'yE Local. OBSERVATIONS.

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ing Of the death Of her lover and dashed TO shat
less mass on the rocks below.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
John G. SAKE . Mental Wreck.

NEW Yolx. June 2b.-Ths Svn says:
The poet, John q. SAKE, 10 . confirmed
and obstinate hypochondriac. Hs BE-
lisvss be 10 . hopeless invalid, srisvss
over his loss Of physical power. and
imseines weakness aud oil sorts Of dis
sasss that the physicians cannot detect.
He has refused TO 60 into company since
the death Of his daughter. Solacs Saxs.
on June 9th. and sven refused 10 60 to
the cemetery 10 bury her. Be 10 no
more the gay. Witty. charming eonvsrsa-
tionalist, and cannot bs prevailed on TO
take advice and prescription. His mind
II apparently oloudsd BY his grief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
VALE rlcnso.nE.

One week ago the San Francisco Ar
oonaxt, with . great flourish Of trumpsts.
announced the sudden discovery Of the
lous.lost Roger Charles Tiohborns. going
Into the particulars and proofs 70 . CON-
siderable extent. and. vorss than all.
declaring it, editorial belief that the
whole yarn vss true. Since then. -
might have been szpsctsd. this Ti'hborns
cas- has been thoroughly worked up By
Ill the daily Newspaper. and the cheeky
claimant found to Be one OF the most
complete frauds imaginable. In fsot. .
sort Of semilunatio. The whole affair
now psrtakss more Of the comic than
anything else. The Aryonast being .
weekly paper Il pablishsd today in Ban
Francisco. wondsr what Il thinks about
Tishborns stock novf. The Pes Of
yesterday gets oR the following squib
Yesterday Colonel Barnes discovered
that Biz Roger bad scesptsd handsome
offer from tbs manager OF the Bella Union
to appear In . song and danes skston. IN
conjunction with "ths abandonment wo-
man." A passionate protest from the
Colonel prevented the completion Of the
contract, however. and - We 60 70 press
We learn that the Barnss.Tichborns com.
binshon have secured an empty store on
Montgomery street and will opsu for rsgu'
lar exhibition Monday nsxt. day and even
Ing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
EASTERN DISPATCHES
1m,ort..t Railroad ssit.

Drsyrs, COL. June 25.-A special
from Santa 70, N. H.. says: The case
Of the Texas Pacific Railroad Company
Va. the Southern Pseiao Railroad Com
psuy came up In the United States Cir.
eui. Court yesterday. The complainant
through Ito attorneys hled . bill which
sets forth that defendant 10 . trsspasssr
and snorosohss upon the lands Of com'
plsinsnt, and that defendant hurried on
its work for the purpose Of preventing
complainant from occupying and enjoy
ing It's land grant. Complainant. there.
fore asks the court 10 award TO II st .
Jus. and equitable figure al lines Of rail-
road, rollins.stook. Improvements, etc..
IN the Territory Of Nsw MEXICO owned
and operated by defendant. The an.
svsr Of defendant sets forth that com.
plainsnt has not proceeded With the
construction Of IL road within the time
prescribed By Congress and. furthsr-
more, denies that . grant constitutes .
franchise, bat avows that the United
States never held any property In this
Territory, save - par d propiaor. De-
PENDANT expresses willingness to pay
complainant $4,000. which Il nays is
more than the actual value Of the land
taken. Al the oopoludon OF the reading
Of the bills a. adjournment vas taken
until today. Both parties are represent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25

fAe Hew Yerf afribunen Gives
Oenkling . Severe bat Just
Dfessing Bows.
NEw- Yoax, June 25.-Ths Tribune
says: It has bssn said BY the admirers
Of ontlins that hs was . very proud
man. The question now arises whether
his pride was all . sham. A gentleman
does not willingly thrust himself in
where he ID not wanted. Even 10 he
has more than ordinary pride be shrinks
from begging. but four-hfths Of the
members OF the Legislature. and moro
than .two.thirds' Of the members Of bis
own party have said to Conkling In the
most formal and smphsho msnnsr for
several weeks hat they do mot want him
for . Senator. suii be psrsists. In
'thrusting himself upon them. and keeps
the Legislature In session for weeks st
great cost to the people, and great loss
70 the members In order 70 press his
impoEtunsts demands for ofios. and
eoss up and down begging for votss and
begging members Who are siek Of the
business 70 stick 10 him Jet Q little
longer, With % utter lack Of shame.
which doesn't indicate that hs has either
pride OF ssli.rsspset.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25

n view Of the Indian difasuliss nov
reported - occurring near Fort MsDsr.'
NIT. in the Humboldt section. Il would
hssdiy b good policy 70 abandon that
military position ~ has bssn proposed
By General Mcdowell. II 10 en- import
ant outpost, situated ad~vantagsously %
- 10 command and control the Indians
10 . vsry great extent, and prevent or
qusll outbreaks or a~gsrssdons that
might sthsrviss prove very DISASTROUS
and costly. Other outpos.s could bs dis
psnssd With to much bsttsr advantage
than this. Petitions are being circulated
among the rssidsnts Of that section
against The proposed change and are thus
referred 70 By The 'Winasnaooa Slu~
Stats:
The petitions ct forth that Fort xopsr-
nit, vhsu manned With N sf1cisnt num-
Der Of soldiers. commands he good BE-
havior Of the several bands Il renegade In
dams Who make thsis hsadqusrtsrs In that
vicinity. In that section there are tsns OF
thousands Of cattle grazing upon The
mountains and plains. and Q great many
families are loeatsd there. engaged In aSri.
cultural pursuits. u has been our sxps-
risnos for . long series Of yssrs, thst
| whom the force % NcDermit was r.
| duced 70 q Post Guard. the hostile Indians
Invariably prsysd upon the Lives and prop
srty Of the settlers. II this fort 10 aband-
onsd 10 will leave our citizens q the mercy
Of the savages. who would b likely 70 70
new thsir former dspredaions at an. DAY.
Thsss msrauding bands are rill there,
and In our opinion are oaly restrained py
the pressnos Of the Uaitsd States troops.
In tie interest of,sconomy tto say nothing
Of the protection Of Lives and property
No submit that ons Indian campaign VIII
cost more than the maintenance OF the
fort for twenty ysars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
The New York question Considered
b. the Cabinet.

WAsxmoTos. June "A gentleman,
who 10 presumed to enjoy The sonadsnss
Of the Administration. says he has
reason to know that st the conference
between the PRECEDENT and bis Cabinet
at Long Branch, the New York Sens.
torial contest has bssn made the subject
Of very earnest eonsidsratlon. with the
view Of . possible suggestion to the Ad.
ministration members OF the Legislature
that . compromise msasurs OF some
sort 10 desirable; that Il 10 highly In.
portsnt that two Republican Senators
should Be elected before sdjournusnt.
even II they bs called Observation-Disclosures
ton or stalwaft Senators. rather than
that the present contest shall b kept
before the country until next winter.
The Same gentleman says be 10 advised
that the Administration would prefer to
have any two stalvart Republicans Who
could be named elected 10 the Senate,
with the exception Of conkling and
Plat. rather than that there should -
NO election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25

Jsdssson Davis told an indianapolis
~inisrviswsf that General shsrnan's
march 10 the ssa WAS really the most
absurd Of military mansuvsrs ever
undertaken In al the tide Of time. II
va right In the teeth Of all the rules Of
war, and but for the fact that the Con.
fsdsr.ey wss then In In death seoniss.
must have resulted In the irrs.risvabls
rain Of shsrmsn's whole army" Al
one critical point during the battle Of
Busna Vista. ''oid Zach" Taylor sassd
sdmirinsly on the hssdlops. irresistible
vslor Of his brave troops. although out.
numbsrsd Ave to one. and SUNG ont:
They're whipped they're shippsdi but
dam IL they don't know III" And they
never did know u. They only knew
they came ont winner In the end. which
vs. good enough. Had JED. Davis bssn
In shsrman's plaos. the chances are that
he would never have reached the ssa
n AL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
avs cARsoa a ssHEHIr.

II wss Q very wise idss on the part OF
our Virginia nsishbors to abandon their
proposition Of celebrating the coming
Fourth Of July In that city after the
usual elaborate style. And Il Vas also
sminsntly Kind and appropriate to eon-
eiuds to turn out On MASS and 60 down
70 Carson and celebrate that glorious day
a the State capital. Carson bsfri'ndsd
Virginia ,ohly In her hour Of distrsss
and need. and has always been her
friend. II will b . pleasing. impressive
duty TO the virsinisns to 60 down to
Carson on that day. enjoy the hospitsii-
tiss Of the Capital. roam amid the broad
shady avenues. see the horse racing and
other fun. win lots Of money. and show
The carsonitss their appreciation Of Car
con - . good place TO Be- In.
Las. year the Virginia people sov'n-
antsd and agreed that u the Carson pso-
pie would only come up and celebrate
The Fourth with them ct Virginia then.
ihsy would rsoiproeats properly By going
70 Carson this year. It would b . mis-
srsbls besseh Of faith on the part Of
Virginia not to do Il. Gold Hill viii
stand In On that proposition. and Il will
bel sort Of patriotic picnic excursion.
The tickets for the round trip. to Carson
and back. will only b one dollar. giving
ihs average Comstooksr . hns opportu.
nifty to celebrate the great American hol-
iday ohssp.
Gold Hill ehssrfully forssoss the
honor and pleasure Of . celebration this
time In order to join In the general SEN
timsnt and tribute to Carson. Next
year We Win give another grand barbecue.
same q We did last year on the Home
stead. inviting q nsishbors and friends
Of Virginia. Carson and elsewhere TO
come and participate. free Of charge or
previous condition Of collections. Hurrsh
for Carson on the Fourth. Give her .
benefit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25

Quite Q notable engineering undsrtak.
ing has Just been completed In Russia,
In The shape OF . long bridge over the
voles, on the syorsn and orsnburs Rail-
way, connecting the sities Of syorsn, In
the government Of simbirsk. With that
Of samara. The width Of the river 10
nearly Q mile. and. - u IL liable to the
occurrence Of heavy spring floods. the
pisrs-of which there are fourteen Alto
esthsr-had to Be- built 100 feet above
mean water level. the depth OF the vatsr
being more than Atty feet. The great
elrdsrs. ss4 feet long and twenty feet
wide, were all rivstsd and put together
on the right bank Of the river. and then
Hoatsd to their position. The whole
cost Of the structure. which 10 regarded
ass model Of IL kind. Va 1000 600
silver roubles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25

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day mas se1s ~~
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PIPE seventeen isss long 'of 'si'sooP'
and yoa can SEE al the stars Jea me-
at any time OF the day or night.
Bat referring 70 this midday star In
ousstion. The Ftss Prsss saesoiousiy re-
r..,.. "w.., NJ. =, po,,snd >"
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$780, De-. o.,.,,l Ki,.r,ll and I.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25

The eubsrnatisnal nomination Il quietly
discussed In certain ~quarters. The nomi-
nses viii b DsSgstt and Deal. and D
will b elected. Stick . pin In there
Rsby Hi xiaiss Hsss.
In this case D stands for OZARK
hons"-vsry dark. John Msokay 10
limited d. Being elected Senator from
Nevada 10 too common, and does not
carry the weight and prestige that IL
used to. Governor Mackay. nov. would
have Q decidedly oiled sound. and .
prinosly. In isos tipsly jingle sven in
New York OF Paris. But nobody says
that Maokay would take the once sven
a. Q gift.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
V~illainous Outrage.

LITTLE Rock. Ark. July 25.-Mad-
ison county 10 excited because three
masked villains . few days ago captured
William Berry while plowinR In . fsld.
abused him terribly and made him travel
across the country barefoot and blind
folded. His feet were lacsratsd By
sharp stones and brisrs. 10 finally
escaped through their alarm at the
close proximity TO the settlement. and
reached . house more dead than alive.
whore he still lies. Citizens are out after
the scouudrsls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
Worth eelas Fer.

spanish history says the, . ship ssnt
to South America In 1900 10 collect tfib.
pts from the colonies Of Spain vss sunk
near The mouth Of the Rio de- IL Plata
with 10000 900 aboard. The money IL
supposed TO lie today st the bottom Of
The ocean In . strong iron safe. An o..
petition has Just sailed from Philsdsl.
phia to recover this treasure. The lssdsr
q Captain Charles 4. jones. Who basal.
ready made Q fortune In the South Amer.
lean vrsekine basinsss. Ha eess In IN
irun steamship. supplied With apparatus
to- rsmoviAg ne dssp mud ssppessd 70
seyu tAs dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25

On The SPOT whore the lats Emperor Of
Russia fell the Russians are building an
explstory church. the cost Of which 10
dsiraysd BY subscription throughout the
empire. The subscriptions received In bt.
Petersburg alone amount 70 close upon
90. ooo.-ExsAanes.
II the plans Of the Nlhilists are carried
ont, the entire revenue Of the country
will b. expended In the building Of dm.
liar churches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25
All For Love.

New Yonx, June ga Tttsxns's
Newark special says: Policemen found
. young man and woman. David No
Csrtnsy and Catherine Ennis. shot In
Newark, on Chestnut street, last night.
They told an improbable story about
bsing fred 1t BY ~ unknown man. but
the woman finally confessed that No
Cartnsy had shot her In the head and
then shot himsslf. Jealousy the probe
bic cause.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-25

Ban Francisco Daily Exchange: 30 the
interviewer struck the Duke Of suthsr.
land - being the most novel feature In
his American s~xpsrisness. Hs oouldn't
complain Of them In this city. They
izisd their Establishments on the Duke.
bat h. vss - dumb - an oyster. when
h vas astsd Q question he referred the
i~atsrvisvsr TO General Green. the Gen.
sral passst bin over TO Secretary
Whsht The Secretary handed him over
70 pr. Rasssil. Who In his turn passed.
lin back to The Daks again. He VA
he hardest ssss the interviewer ever en-
soun.aed. 10 Of last they gave u up -
4 bad Job.