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Steamers OF this line viii rug SIS follow,
FE5a NORFOLK.

Steamers OF this liGe @iil rug SIS follows,
FEsa NoRT0Hg.
connecting With Merchants and Miners Line
Tor BcstcD. steamer
E.1DE .aR TER EaEB
EVERY MO&DAY, WEDNESDAY and
EaIDAY, ST 6 CO O'Clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days At q 90 o. NJ
This stsuEch iron steamer hEs Just been paint.
80 throughout, ststarorns newly furnished and
cscpeted, and is ths hsnGsonest ss we'll ss the
asfeat boa. on the Potomac river and Chesspeake
osy, anu is the only steamer making close con.
nectioh with the New York and Boston steam
s's; also connects with Richmond stea msrs snd
7s!!rosd Inca Scuth. Stops st fINEY PuING
For tn fail and wioter. commencing Oct. lst,
rs;rs OF faro will DO Us follows:
First clsss fare TO Fortress 81 on1oe end Nor.
TO " so; second class 81 co. first class fsre to
piney Poin. and Point Lookout 81 60; second
Glass T5c.
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TIE STEAMKR
Ct Il 9 RGE T. H A Rv

Carrying tho q. s. Rally
viii leave her wharf foot of Prince street on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATUE.
pays; It $50 O'CLOCK p. m, stopping a,
flEey Polar and Point Lookout going and re-.
turning: Returning leaves Norfolk on WE'D.
= koDAI6, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS AZ a
Ucrck D. NJ. -
GALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Beginning Uctober1
F!rat oIres fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
folk. 81 10; Second class, eacn Way, $3.50: First
cH:s to tiney Point and Point Lookout,
81 60; Second class, each way, IS cta.
Connects ct MOI folk with steamers for Ricb
mohd, Now York snd Boston.
ESQ ROE MATTINGLY, Supt.
z s. HGOH. Agent. mb&
TNLAND 6 sEkEoAGD OoAs TING co
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North Bound.

Nail, Southwark, connects at Charlottesville
with hes. & Ohio Z. B.. East and West Al
Lynehburg, connects with Norfolk s. West.
ern Z. r., through Southwest Virgins. 70
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Te1ae-and at Dsrville with Richmond B
Danville &. r., to South snd Southwest.
Express trains connect 1T Char lottesvil'e with
Ches. d Ohio trains for the West ard with K
& d K, X st D.Eville for sll points in South,
South Bast Southwest and East
Express trains northward make come c, On Al
Charlottesville for Richmond.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave al.
s.sndris caily,. EXCEPT Sunday. . co a. n. end
90 p. NJ, snd returning arrive at Alexandra
05 p. NJ. and II Is Q. m.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
10 .. N. and Ale1sndris I Asa. NJ, daily
connecting with the Valley Road Hsst ara
and Wsynesboro. Lesve Strssbure so D. M,
arriving a, Alexandra a. s IS q. m.
MI4ED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
!SlON leaves Alexandria daily, except Sun.
day, at GO g. m. striving at Strs6burg 1t s q
p. m, and returning leaves Strssbure At s IS
., m, arriving in Aie1sndris at 8 1C .. m.
For hiddieburg, daily Except Sunday con.
motion st PIsln, station.
For Uppervi(le, regular connection at Della.
plane.
For Washington, Rapp.h.nnock daily cor.
nec.ion except Sunday, Of Culpeper
All trains connect to and from WARREN.
TON.
Ali trains make good connections, at WISH.
ington, 10 and frcm North and West.
New Orleans sleepeIs leave Washington d
II :. N, ruiDiug through without cnsnae.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and ths:leston, s. @, without change, on 10
3. m. train,
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro and
Aususts, o., on I 10 N: connection.
i,fn =
trains between Washington xnd Danville.
THROUGH tickets at loves! rates TO all import.
ant points in the United States.
Mail Trains In both directions make close con.
nection at Fran Kiln Junction TO sad from all
points on Franklin Division.
BBbCER SLAUGHTER g. TA
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1882 GREAT 1882
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
20 TEE NORTH, JEST & SOUTHWEST

LIZ 81 GREAT / SS2
20 TEE NORTH, WEST & SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK.
STEEL RAILS. SPLENDID sCENEBI.
kAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
In effect January %. 1882.
Trairs leave Washington, from station. corne,
of Sixth and B s,reets, us follows:
For Pnlsbura aud the West, Chicago Limited
R1prc,s of Pullman Hotel and Seeping Oars
8! 30 q m. daily; Fast Lire. 80 g. m.
daily, with Stepping Oars from Harrisburg 10
Cincinnati. Western Rxpress so pm daily
with Palace Cars to fitt:burg and Cit cinnsii
Mail EXPRESS at 50 p. M. daily for Pi:.sbutg
Baltimore and Pot,mac B.ilro.d
For Censndsi2us. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara.
at 8 60 p m. dsily. except Saturday, with Pal.
ace Cars TO Canandaigus.
For Williausport. LOCK- Haven aud Elnira.. at
>, 9 80 q. m daily. excep. Sunday.
For New York and the Bsss, co .. NJ, 10 80 g.
M, 81; 100 ara POP. m: On Sunday
pullman Parlor Cars, 80 q. N. daily, except
Sunday.
For Brooklyn, N. Y, all .hrous trains connect
st jersey City with boats Of Srooklyn Annex,
hhurdlEg direct transfer 10 Fulton street,
ssveidirg double ferrisge across New York
For Pbiadelpbis, $50 q. M 10 80 .. M, / 80,
a., $50. and 10 ~ p. m. On Sunday 80,
10, $50, and 30 o. m. Limited Express,
& go . M daily e1cept Sunday
For Baltimore. 40, s on, 800 10 81 a. m and
80. 70. 40 $40 80 950. and 10 20 p m.
n, Sunday. BIO, $50 .. M, 80, s AZ. I 80.
o 90 snd 10 20 p n.
For Popa's Greek Line, 80 a. m. and 4 ADD. m.
daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis 6 40 q. m. and 44Op. m daily,
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA ANDFREDER1OKsBURe
EAlLWAY: AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAlLnUAD
For hiexnndrix 6 80, 720. 800, IL % and
II Is s, NJ, a 20 s, + 20, 90 aud II 80 p. m.
On Sunday at 80, 20, IL 60 and II Is .. m.
and 90 o. m.
For Richmond and the South, 6 80 and II 70 a.
m: daily, and 90 p M. daily. except Sunday;
Trains lesve Alexandria for Washington, b.UU
sos, $50, ind 10 a. la; 124 40, 8. s. 7. and
s2o p m. and IL midnight. On Sunday 1t
O6, So, and lUa. m; 100 and 9 p p. M
Tickets AND information at the Office northeast
corner Of 18th aud Pennsy lvsnis avenue, and At
the citation. where orders can be left for the
checking of baggage to destination from hotels
and residences. J. K. WOOD.
General Passen ger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON,
GENERAL MANAGER. iar23
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Seven Reasons Why You should Use
ALI Ideal coffee f'Ot.

1st. Bccsu.u Juu Will hLVj Cltse In all lis
purify. strength .nd f vcr.
~. Because By trls pr, C s the Ctt5a is not
Joiici, heLce you k, ep in Inc pot al the 1av,r
I'd. Becsu.e the tie gram does not lou,
the lin in sny way, nunce the Coffee is LelIher
d.. OK nor bILler.
i b. BECAUSE you USE no clearing matter.
Uln. Ee AUS . SIMPLE arrangement over the
spoui prevents IL e, ca: { stesn
& h E,cau:e The Ideal Lotee and Tea Pots
srolle sin pet y, ch-apert IN the world aid
arc recon-. IL ended by the b. 5. known peep g i'll
tho Land.
7th. becsuae they ere for sale only by sTANs-
BURY u BRO, malutattu'e:s MD dealers IN
stoves and tiuWsre Alexal d;ls, Va.
Illustrated price 1T on sppllcsli IN. fel9
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AGl2xaudria 0azette
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY
a Mothers shame and lnhuman Act.

a Mothers shame and anhuman Act.
A shocking CASE Ct lLfsoticlde ecCurr,d near
Red ind on b, q inst. AbGu. the middle
OF N1vsm Der Girl by the name of Steele came
t. bis v.cioit,, from Carroll county. After an
acqlsiplsuce Of len DAYS she married young
mao, SOD of Lalkin Norton. When she frsl
came she presented every sppesratca OF being
eociente. but Il u So bitterly denied II when
tx d nv rleuds W,h il. About iW) hours b.
fore dsy on The 2nd she psssd through the
room wnere old Mr. N,rtop aud family were
sleeping, awakening them sid ss she did not
r..uru oOuu tney gVt up 10 See what was The
m,,er. She csue 10 10 abCu bal -a' ur aud
III, accus n,r Of some, bloe b log wror & wi
her Sac i'll ceuied i, but at dry1sht Mr.
Norton ard bis wu's sister weot u. f1lo1lOg
her racks 10 he snow, aud found where they
suppo-,o she hid given birth TO 81 iuant. FL
Low, her tracks. about 100 yards they fouod
the I.isot uodsr q 'og deao, Covered WITH Snow.
aud the appearance on the i0g INDICATED that
the CHILD nsd been struck over 1t aud killed.
They brought i! TO tire house. but the Womsp
still denied being the mother. A Jury OF it
quest WIS empaueled, Dts' OF the foregoing fac S
c'ed aod alter tx snl ,arlou and dlssscloo Ut
III 'dy pronounced tu " msuted male cblld
wele hlog S los., wl:h evsIy APPEARANCE OF bsV-
10y been Ovru siIye. Several tfac .ures or the
skull On each side Of lis head we're fund. b.
SIDES other wIuad-, with great deal OF bruised
blood 10 irs head md blood from Is nose sutl-
csnt 10 destroy life. The jury without spy he,-
Iis'ioD brought 10 verdict hat the child came
to its desl by tho vir'aocA at be hands IT lis
mothcr.-H WherIe Encrprtse.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
RMEAA& EH.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO:

Bosts betSeen WASHINGTON and ALEX.
s. IN Dhta will rus rromLt as follows, viz:
esye Seventh street v 4rf at $50 sac 9 90
~ ard il 81 q M, and II 80 80, 80 3 81,
80 SO 81 and D NJ.
Lesv" Alexandria at 6 90, I 80, 8 20 9 80 10 30
&c De- II 81 g. a.. and II 80, 80. 80, 3 80 80
80 AID 80 o. IN
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ICE! ICE!

- w. III q N ID e Il B ON,
Market Space.
Ii prepared 10 furnish families and the trade
generally with the best NORTHERN ICE on
terms rs Reasonable as any other dealer.
Wagons will make daily rounds.
~ Ice House in Market Space is open daily,
Sundsy included, at all hours, day and night
for the retail trade. my8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-14

For peoersl U.s.. RIVERSIDE PURIFIED
WHlsKEY Is comm"u6. d; ptIce So per gsliuu.
GEO MCEURNEY 4 Son, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-14

" lkGlNIA: In the Clerk eff ,e of the Cor.
poration Court of tie CITY Of Alexandria
on tho "a b Gay OF Jsnu-ry, 1882.
Michael Lynch. plaintiff, In cbsnc'y ap1
Vi uoon sn ~
s. Chapman Neele, defendant .ehnent.
Memo The oojec. of this suit is to recover Of
tie d,f9Udant the sum OF one thoraand dollars
with Inter 81 from Sept m bar 80 1880, until paid
aud to attach and subi SCI to the payment of the
same the following property. 10 wit: A house
Al lot at the southeast Intersection of St. sa,
and Duke streets, Alex~Ddri., Va also , house
md lot on the south side Of DUKE street, I'D
]oihlng the above on the east; also the house and
lot on the north side of G .meron street between
Altred and Patrick streets, Alexandra, Va
No ls9 Cameron street the estate of the s,id s.
Chapman Nesla,- the lsst piece Of property oc
CURED DT isl x. SALISBURY.
The defendant, not having entered his an
pssrance and given security according to
the act of Assembly and the rules OF this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit tina,
no is not q resident OF this State, it is Or
dercd that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary TO protect hl.
interest in this suit; and that COPY of this or.
dor be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga.
zatte, newspaper published in the city of Alex
drls, once week for four successive weeks, and
posted at the front door Of the Court House Of
This CITY. A copy, test:
MOTION MARYE Clerk.
John johnson, p. q. isn15-w4w
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H'oh H0EFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOB.
TAE9S MONROE AND THE SOUTH
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EEGsEI NOTICES,
6fIKGINIA: In the Clerks Office of FsirfsI
v Circuit Court, FairlsI Court House Feb

n INOINIh: III IIG IIHTk UIuCB OF fS'TIbI
v Circuit Court, FairlsI Court House Feb
ruary 8;h. 1882.
Lawrence Hindle rs. Ceorfe W. Corey. In
cha Gerry aid uuon IN ame dad bill.
Memo The object OF this amended bill is 10
obtain decree for diy:ion or ssl4 Ct csr.
tain lot of lsrd held ~ the plaintiff snd def n.
dsnt, So tenants in common, snd living in tn
village of Berndon, Fairfax cJunsy, and col
tainir 20, Gee squ,re feet
1tspp.ar nv stfi 'avit fled, that the &c.
fendsut George w. G'rsy, is nou.rssic eat Ct
the State of Virgins, it is ordrrtd hat be pve,r
here within one month bf.tr dua publication
hereof and do what is necessary TO protect
interest in the behalf Test:
JNO. w. GRAHAM Crk.
Moore & Con. Stls for Comprt. febi0-w4 W
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LEGAL EssgH;;a -.

EIlRGlNLA: Ia the Clerks ofice cfste Coy!
Y pnrs,ion Court IF t. 9 Cit II A.e1an drs,
the so b dav OF Jn.uary, 1852.
Elzaoe,h Foot, hy her uctl friend Lucen
Is. BouF cCmasain-nt, s2bi1st s Chapman
Eesle, John @ Williams mi Linden Kent
trustees. H q ., hn q. Williams Linden Kent
aud the Pirs! Esiionnl Bauk IF AltI.ndra
Va dsf-hdants. In chAhcsry and upon an
sttschTeEt
Memo Tie object OF this suit is 10 recover Of
the defenda t =. Chapman Nesle the sum { {
w.nty six lurdred dollars with Interest lh-reob
fruu October "a, 1873. TIL p.id, aid to attach
and subject to Lie pay ment CT tho same he real
estate # the ssi1 :. Char man n eals in this city
the southeast Intersection If It Assph .nd
DUKE treetsi .ha house ana lot On Duke street
sdjninrg The above on tho east side, snd the
house and lot 90 The north side or Cameron
street. between Alfred and Patrick street Nc.
lS9 uha last rsMoi o,cnp:ed by D,niel X.
Stanshury) slen the property and estata OF S
Chapman Netl3 in the possession If John q
Wil!iams and Linden Kent, trustees, Linden
Kent, JOHN g. Williams End the First National
Bank of Alexandria vs. respectively.
The defer ant, 5 Chapman Eesle net hsvip z
entered his sp1earsHce snd given security &C.
riding t. thu &C. Of Assenh v. ana rul s uftbis
Court and it appearing b. stE 1avi. that g is o.
q resident Ct ;his StAtr: 1t Is ordered, that IN.
sad defendant appear hare withiu ore month ST.
ter ue publication OF this order, and d. who,
is ss:ry ~ protec; Iii, in!eres! ia this suit
aut BIT copy Of this order be lorih with IN
serted IN The A!e1snd ria Gizat!r, q Newspaper
published IN the city Of olexoudri. once \ week
door Of tho Unurt Rouso ct this city.
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PcrG.a.sC RsiI:Ex ks.MDlHGs.

ne slesmor AKEOWSMITH leaves 7th st
~ 81 g. m EVERY MHNDAY, IhUhS.
Dd1 snd SATURDAY fer al river landings.
On Mondays So far IS Eomini Ferry; on Thurs
DAY Nomloi and Currioman; on Saturday Cur.
iloman and LeonsrdtoHn; connects 1T Shep.
herds wLh B. .s U. 4. f.
Capt JSo. =. Wocp. pt & PISS > ct Gno15
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VltGtNIA: Int Clerks I'll % Of the Cor.
pnraton Court OF the city of Alex sndii., %
the f4lh day of January. 1882.
Sarah s,iiorh. plainiG, ! II chaucery and
vs.. upon attach
8. Chsr Ian Neale, defendant. meut.
Memo The offset Of this suit is TO recover Of
the defendant the sura OF seven hundred AND
t'rtT. nine dollars with interest thereon from
Decent her 6, 1881 until n.id. aud to stt.ch a. d
subject TO the pasInent CT the ssr.e the follow.
ing property. tU-wit: A lot Of ground tt the
southeast inte;sec!ion Of st. Rssph and Duke
streets. Alexandra, VS., with the buildings
thereon; 30 the house sd 10. on Tie south ii s
OF Duke stree! tdio;ing tho same on tho eas! :;
a'ao the house and lot on the north sido OF Gam.
eroD street, between Afrsd and Patrick streets
Rc1.ndris, Va, No 1e9, Cameron itreet, estate
If said 5 Chapman Hesa, the l,et piscs OF
proper:y occupied by Daniel 4. Stsnshury
The deter dent not having entered hi. appear.
snce and rive security according to the act of As.
semh!y and the rules ofLhis Court and it appear
ing by affidavit that hA is not re-ldent ut TINS
tate 1t is ordered that the said defendant
appear here within one month after due publcs-
ton of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit; and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex.
andrIa Gazette, newspaper published in the
city OF Alexandria, onco week for four sue.
cessive weeks, and posted at the front door OF
the Court House of this ty. copy, test:
MUhrUN MAfka & ERIK
Jonl NJ. Johnson, p. q jaU25w4w
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FasR NEW YORK.

TIE stearooca Ct tia company nske connec-
tons 1T Norfolk for Boston and Gil points East ;
al ~ 7 York with ell points West and North.
west, and e. AleIsn6ria with Virginia Midland
Railroai and Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Through rs:os glvon end troigh. handled care.
fully aid promptly. For further information
spply TO +. A. KEED, Asort
,. Js1ne3's wharf.
We. THOMPSON. President,
LAG y street,
sap 27-.i Wash;ay.on. = q.
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:s;as,. CLiDE'S STRAIN LINE WEEK
5,ss1..E--G LY To
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVl.
DEHCE AND BOSTON.
GsssAcrs teaTe Alexandria EVERY TUBS
GAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT.
URDAY.
This line connects st Alexandria with tie @,
:. & Il. and w & o. Z. Rs, sno ut Philadel.
phis with Olyde6 regular Steamships fol- FcI)
River, Providence md Boston.
freight forwarded with prom ptneas and csrs
trea Of COMMISSIONS.
NO charge for ;raaafer IL Philadelphia, aac
to wharfage in boston. Quick time. Freauen,
aepst:rrea Through rates ind through 5ilt
Of laciHs given. Insurance at ito lovest rate.
Agents
=. Z. SE&D, Aisxsnd1is.
I'm o. DE &c CO., Philada]rsi,
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash. s. Georgtp
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MGHT0N MARYE, Clerk.
John joins n, y q. j.E3l-~4W


a c?py-test:
MORTON MARYE, Clark.
John n joins, n, y q. j.r3l-w4w
VIRAlEIA In the CLERKS eli >e of the Cor
v pors.ion Court Of the CITY ot Aeyardri.,
on the 2i:h tsy OF January 1882
hchard H. TnYlor francis Hufty ps-tners
trading unCe' the firm n.mn CT Taylor y
Euf.Y. plaintiffs agtilst 8 Chapman Neale.
meant. Case sud attachment.
Mtmo The ot jsct of this sui. is to recover Of
the deier d.nt :h Snm OF on" hundred AID fifty
sevea dollars ord 80 cants with interest ID .rsoh
from JuLuIry Hin, 1882, u"tiI psid. and to ct
'ach and tunject to Tho ray IN ut Of tAe the
following property, to. wit: a lot Of erou d a..
the southeast ir,ersec,ion Of st asaph and Duzc
streets, Alex andris. Va with the buildings
thereon fronting on Cuke street. forty feet 81
on st Asaph street sevantY 81 ;bt feet; also ,
lot OF cround with buildings thereon on the
south sid5 Of Duke street. adjoining TIE sbov.
Oh the esst fronting Oh Duke street eighty TIRES
fee. five inches ard in 6ep.h one hundred AID
twenty. !hree feet five inches more or less; also
lot cf ground on the north side of Ia j. eron
stree! between alfred end Patrick st1ests. a
eZ.ndris. V0,, on which stands tbs tcuss No
le9 Cameron stree! Che le't Iiecs Of property
occupied by Dsgl3l (. stsns5urs) the e.tlts OF
he said s Chaptnsn Nesle.
The defendant ) Chsl m an Noalo. not having
entered his aDpoarance sud given security &C
cording to the act OF Assemb y, and the rules Of
this Court and It appearing by affidavit that
he j, not y resident OF this State, il is o..
dered that tho said defendant appear here with
in one month after due publication OF this
order and do what is necessary to protect h.
interest in this suit; and that copy of this or
dor be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Gs.
zette, newspaper published In the city of AL
exsndris, once week for four successive weeks,
ard posted at the front door Of the Court House
MOHIoN MAHYE. Clerk.
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SA TONS CEOIUE TIMOTHY AMI
w CLOVG& Hay for sale By
CHAS. s. TAYLOR. Jr.
noV2o Nos. 81 & 70 KIM az
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-12-30
Independent voters.

Nevada car justly boast of having
as many independent voters in pro-
portion To the whole number of votes
as any State in the Union. At the
late election there were IA, 1876 votes
polled. or these Cassidy, (Demoerat)
for Congress received 1920, major
ity of l,25s, the highest of any can
didate on either ticket. The next
ma ajority was I'll for Harlow Re-
publican) for State Printer, who was
closely followed by Adams Demo
erat) for Governor, who received a
majority Of l.235. The least major
ity was for Davenport (Republlcan)
for Attorney General who beat Mer-
rill 65 votes. The average Republi-
can majority IN Story county, accord
ing to the Enterprise, was $40. Cas-
sidy carried the county by 10 and
Adams by %. The Republican ma.
jority III Ormsby county was Id.
though 1t only gave six majority
against Cassidy, aud Adams carried
1t by "a. Adams carried every county
in the State, except Washoe and Is
meralda, which gave Strother an az
greKate ma ajority OF 43. Cassidy ear
ried all the counties but four-Orms-
by, which gave Powning majority;
Waslue, which gave hiIn l95; Lyon,
Is; aud tsmeralda 81. humboldt,
which is credited In the official count,
with giving the highest average Dem
cratic majority y--l29 of any county
in the State, gave Leonard (Repnbli-
eanD for Supreme Judge, 81 majority.
-[Silver State.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-12-30
Hard on the Experts.

Lo, the poor expert, whose untu-
tored mind sees gold in every clod
and snuns il in the wind. The man
OF the pick aud shovel everywhere
thirsteth for his scalp. The Belmont
Courier intinates that he is not loved
in that locality. II asserts as follows:
"Said an old practical miner last
evening on Main street: 'The truth OF
the matter is, boys, that nearly all
OF the mining e,psrts who are travel
ing through the country nowadays
on somebody else's money, can look
wiser than id old owl, and posi-
lively knows less about mining than
ShoShone buck does This is in
deed rough on the handsome Frie-
bergs and grass-eoot experts
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-12-30
A Curious Case.

The Salt Lake Tribune relates the
following strange ease Michael Sui
livan got caved on in the Lead mine
at Bingham few days ago, and Is
now in the Sisters hospital i'm bad
and peculiar fix. The weight of rocks
and dirt struck him in such man.
! ner that II broke his neck-that is, il
shut off all communication from the
head TO the body. The doctors are
experimenting with him, and are in
quandry. Sillvan smokes cigars
and laughs at the doctors attempts TO
create sensation by electricity. This
Is the second case in the history Of
local medicine where man whose
neck was broken enjoyed the confu-
sion of the attending physicians.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-12-30
Mount Corey.

One hundred and fifty Cinnamon
are now at work ON the wagon road
lleading from Hawthorne to Makay IL
Fairs mine at Mount Corey, says the
Carson Appeal. II is the estimate Of
an expert that there Is Sl,0o0,000
worth OF ore in sight in this mine. 1t
was purchased by the present owners
for Sl5 900. When the road is COM
pleted one of the large mills from
Virginia City will be moved over,
and the work of turning out silver
bullion will he commenced. There
are other good prospects in the dis
trict, but none Of them showing up
like the one in question.