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und'y.5 SG & n y ABBOTT GEM Passr Agent NewYork
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ia Il


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROl IL
Trains NewYork via Destrosses aud Cortlnt streets
Ferries at follows: III. ,.,,.-..-
Palace as ached, q. ana daily New-f DIRK
ana Chicago Limited OF Parlor Dining Smoking and sleep
ing Cars a. a IL. every day. "a,
For Ir .sson springs ant . = IN, and J. NJ ctly .
Ufliamsp0yf Lock Haven. CORY ana Ere az
D. ~ connecting Cory for nusvilie. Petroleum Cen
RoIrnare WasbGeton and SOUTH Limited Washington
Ixpress OF Pullman paror Cars daly, except Suhda ~
ashingtou ittg'tLat al Si40 Alu c'0O
a. m. }. j. ~. ard +. n, and i nl5ht
sunday. 81 a. III . y. and II night
For Atantis except sunday 3D. - IV a. H. ahl
loo y. m with through car. on SUNDAY, OH a ~ -
For cape az except sunday $50, lilo d. IL ana m
Long Branch Bsv Head Junction and intermediate stations
via Railway and Amboy $50 and o4O a H. II noon o.
Toms River va seaside Park $40 a. m. and p m.
Boats OF rookvn connect with all through rams az
Jersey city, aordng speedy aud direct transfer Ior brook
Ign travel. . d. ~, -, ,,.oo. -, -ooon1
loco NJ daily. BrOm Washington and baltimore u:5p,
ESQ m 300, $780, 9:5j and l5O mi sunday go o:9p
q m and 1850 D. n. From Baltimore l:2O p M on sun
davs 935 D. m From Philadelphia $50, GO go 900,
ESQ $40 1880 ll:4O a. IZO 2 $50, 90 b;ZO go
$50 g3j lUiO and 1850 sunday $780, t%O, o5J,
$40 Ii:4O a H.. go $50. 1910 and 1000 u
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STEAMBOATS, ara aaiIrJi]L


A LBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and c. Vib-
s3s an W21ds nj m Br0oklyn By Annex at y p M
landing at Nyack Ferry West Point Newburg POughkecf
sc hhin.orek CssE aud Hudson Cnneting OF ishiae
10 Nat-al win special tran Catskil Mountain H. &
the resorts of the CArSEIIf MOUNTAINS and az Al.
BAkI with for the NORTH and EST and special
SARATOGA EXPRESS
A MARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn
landing at CranstOns formerly COzEens's Milton. Newam
burg Hyde PARK daily (Sundays eNccDted). Leaves
Nestryst per AT :lJ. and 22dSt at $50 T. Connects
nj Poughkeepsie with evening trains for The North
A FALL RIVER LINE
As for
FALL RIVER. BOSTON, AND THE EAST.
The most agreeable route 10 the WHITE MONTANA.
MOUNT DESERT and eli principal! cities inland aud sea-
shore resorts OF Now- Eng land and the provinces.
Tie mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave New-YOrk daily sundays inoludedl at $50 p
frorrPcr 2S " r. foot Of Murrsgsi Connection via Annex
boat from Brooklyn aC p. m Jersey City. 4 p IN
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
every splendid bands ana orchestra attached
TO these steamers.
Long water route: full nights rcs nvs morning trains
Boston short rail r1de (;iue scyen.y .avc minnteAJ
NEWPORT LINE.
FOR NEWPOIsT II. I. DIRECT
MATTHIAS VINEYARD. NANTUCKET. and SEA
SHORE RESORTS Of CAPE COD Magnificent steamer
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY,
Leave New-lorA any, Snniiys eNcep-eL az T. IL IRON
These steamers make their Ia tern terminus az Newport
Tickets aud stgeroOms tines may secured
PIER -. and on steamers.
SEND For LIST or TOUR AND EXCURSIONS
BoRDiN + LOVEiI- GEORGE = CONNoR.
Agents Gcnl Pass. Agent
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CHASING PRICES or CALIFORNIA SfDCA 90
sx FRANCISCO. Thursday, August g. lSs-.
Yesterday. To-day.
inv TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSEd

SAN FRANCISCO Aug 3-The ore in the a 9os' dim
80 Meviran winze No. has turned east al up
o. Ill soon carry il all the way across the WINS
The south dt 900 level OF Un MneS quartz
dated, is still cutting az p y 400 level W
Bullion receipts fS5 R So p fareE Eeek @
$500; NI Iod Centre $40 500 Northern Belle
S5 1850 $50 standard Consolidated $4,000; Navajo
$4,000. IL. ,+ohisor To-
II onH santa Fe Railroad Company is putting up
rr eks @~o s for Ration, n. NJ. -,ondari.
TrnnbIe Is reported over the Pedro ATInenuaTls
c. IN the IRA Christobal Range, n. NJ ana
So Cover Surveyor has been demanded Oy 'ne
Ill h.. mines in the Hacheta Mountains, n NJ are
rpnorted to he growing more valuable daily' ,,+or
ioR' - Iouis company has contracted Tor smeiter
a C,,zsi,lIo springs n. NJ. near the Mexican
line 10 work Monument and Cedar Grove Dislre'
oi If is reported that the Hswkeye Group; Organ
Nh mas been sold 10 Cincinnati and Dallas par
ties. . ,toeooloro Indiana are
renhrted of the Fort Stanton reservation.
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steamboats an9 Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LIN lNt 90,
n DREW and sT JOHN leave PIER Al North hlNs, nj
Of Cana.s every WEEK DAY. at D. b.. cv nth West
Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with trans SO'"'
Excursion tickets to Albany and return g3o9 gVp den
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CHARMS nno, IT'D ,xspopr Alto
- CITY, RIVER AND HAkBOK IhAN9F'Ni ~
foMpANY

- CIV RIVER AND HARBOR TRANS FORMATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier IS =. r. foot Of Cortlandtst
Consignments freight arde rs directed 10 any part
OF the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery of all kinds OF freight and ner
chandiso TO any part Of the city
sEAAND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAl'-
BOB IIGHTEIsAGE
Freight Of every description promptly ghered any point
in the harbor ct reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAl'-
TERROR EXCURSIONS .- ,,, g.. >-,-,.
steamers II. StaTin and ErastuA corning or ~ W
HAVEN Pier le n T., at p H. DAILY loatdrdays
e1NyflTRijPOLIS EXPRESS co, between New-YOrk ana
n r. II aven care and dispatch guaranteed.
Ec@ight Tor points D., l. q " X received at fef 49,
,,ir = 81 ven and points East at Pier Is.
North SHORE, STATEN ISLAM p.-Eleven 3ll!os loI.
~ Ccnfs VIA steamers Pier f. X, foot hlteaist
i1Sttl'ST ~ Al -fIIPYARD Communpaw y DRY Docks
Machine and shops thing apperainlnG u The
cansfructiOu and repair Of vessels
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
TIE o1p.EsrARLIsnED NocTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEkDAYs AND . on
SUNDAY. STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA,
PIN NEW-YORh

DOUBLE TRACK, TIE most IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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The closing quotations of Lake Valley stocks yes
+erdav' as reported by Watson u Gibson, Were:
Graude ana Plata. S5l4G@5S5; Benz, - AV~
az 20 Apache 81 l2G@l oO.
Father de Smet superintendent reports July ~:
Herewith express company's receipt Ior Oaf NO.
l3s 1888 20-100 ounces gola the res9it VI ~. S
nj mill for last half of june also receipt Tor par NO
I39 l7O2 4O-lO0 ounces gold, the result OF run OF
mil for first half OF July. Inc INST Dal u 'AIs
month was very light. but we are now running on
fair quality of ORE and 1 know we snail 90 pStteI
than we have been doing Tor the last tDIee ciedh-
ms EVERYTHING is running very smoothly. On
The 5tn inst | drew for S19,0OO whlch amount
yTas for ali expenses during the month OF June
AS we are getting III supplies OF explosives, IRON,
coal-oi ETC.. 10 last LOT the year ~ coHAe' Jul GA
penses Will Increase.
Standard Consolidated official report, July %,
shows that the east crosscut 200 level. Is III 155
feet and that portions OF the east croescut 1,OOO
ley.l have been tImbered. The total length OF
south d1ft from latter cTOsscut IS 80 feeI ana
shows vein matter with gOOd-lOOklng quartz. East
orosscut 700 level is in SIS feet. Since last report
drift has been started from this crOSscut al point
24l feet east OF the shaft where there Is VEN two
feet wide, The drift Is now in 10 feet The total
length of west crosscut No J. 500 level, is 10 feet,
ana the face is In hard blasting rock. South DRIFT
from west crOsscut No. Is III lSl teet, showing the
vein feet wide. UpraiSe from south DRIFT No.
is up SO feet the vein at this point showing a
width OF 4l2 feet of good ore The total length OF
south drift No 2. $50 level, Is $40 feet, and the
vein at this point Is feet WIDE.
According to The InyO Ind pendent Call of July
%,
Messrs Pnney and Pheby, OF the IDyo Con. Company,
have shipped from San Francisco an extensive lot Of
material and machinery for complete Overlaung and
repairs 10 the big mill al Panamint-the batteries. pans
Superintendent Pheby viii arrive at the camp ne II
week, while George NJ has gone 10 Minnesota, and will
be IN NewIOrA on the 10th prOX
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A TLANTIC HOUSE. OCEAN BEACH n. j.,
open for the situated fifty yards from the SURF
win a ocean ver from every extensive pazzas sur
round the house good accommodations for families
8 ". LEEDS. PrpprietreA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-04

CT. PAUL, co,op,no. OREGON CALI
FoEoGA and all points in NESi-AshA ,eo1rfiwFsr
are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NoRTHwEsrEhN ky
-. ,.ou. ,.,o n FIVE trains daly each way between
~, i 20 al1 ,ninent Western points. 1T ALONE
RUNS ITpERIAL PALACE DIHlNG CARS west ,S Of en-,
cago PULLMAN sLEEPERs are run on az o. ia .n'o~s
and night trains For Of fare ana oeiei ~ m 90
apply ~ ie''7i VI 80 W. I. 4. BOOTH
49,. - Az BROADWAY, New YORK,
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Excursions.
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS

[ UUho AMEhIOAN IUUho
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
To the WHITE MOUNTAINS. Mount Desert 81 John.
Maritime Provinces Montreal Quebec River,
Hudson River Saratoga. Lake George the AdiTondackl
Niagara Falls. thousand Islands &c, by all az
special rates Programmes with Maps sent application
Address
THOS COOK SON, 26l BROADWAY NETWORK. ,
A. BARATTOSI. Manager.
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Proposals.

CUSTOM House. EKw-YoRK
Doonoc. COLLECTORS oyFcR. Aug. 8, 1852
RhOfOSALS are invited for the printing
- and binding OF 500 catalogues unclaimed gooas 10
Z. unnamed 70 tns o1oe before August 2ls 1881.
fAHeulzrs furnished st Ihis once.
". u RoBEkTsoN. COLLECTOR.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE To THE WEST.
VIA PHILADELPHIA Baltimore ana Warrington

and after May y, the gnhcen Passenger Trains
leave irom Railroad Depot foot OF COrilndtiL
xud DesOr0-se--st. follows
D. except Sundays. parlDr a:tlcAeL ARRIVES Wash
ngtOa $40 In Night express leaves Washington AZ 10
daily sleepes and day coaches through to Cincinnati
and Chicago
D. N daily. Fast Line arrives washington 225 a m Gin
cnnat NJ Chicago S3j =. and ~ Louis e:3J
b. palace seepers and day coaches though To Cincinnati
4 Louis anc Chicago.
IL o'clock night dliiy wash ngon N. Day
Express leaves Washington AZ lV:iO 4. daily seepers
AMI day coaches through 70 Cincinnati
- 80 otner line makes the West Trains.
arrive the wet 81 fjud. $50 p. and 1870
Tickets sleeping Dcrts secured and baggage called
for and checked cOmpanys once M jl3
broadway az al the Offices OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
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Gunner Resorts.

4 MENIA SEMINARY FOR SUMMER
"a Barriers. Armenia (hariem n r. 80 miles from New
YORK IiDe sTove good board home comforts Address
George W. Cook
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TIE ARGYLE,
BABYLON, l. .
IS NOW OPEN.
JAMES p COLE
rENHE CATSKILL MOUNTAIN kAlLhOAD
from c.tstii! Landing on the Hudson River, to
THE CATsKILL MOUNTAINS
l. the -.
SHORTEST. QUICKEST CHEAPEST
od rnost desirable rnute thu Cstsk 1untan House
o,e Easferskill IIaines's Pals lannersyiie IAlel
Honse Palenvle afro. durham, "i"NA' ~ $500
nofnfs the CatsEill Mountain Region -, rYort,r
Piassorcers Tor the MOUNTAIN HOCSE anu iiOAi-A-
KAA1'Fi - h III. will reach either Hotel
TWo HOURS EARLIER BY THIS ROUTE
than Is practicable by any other.
Trains connect az
cATsKILL LANDING
WI Ns Work Csnira aud hudson X yer i5niirosd ~, -
leave al Is lZ.5D = ~ anu 80 N
ii~''9 WV CHAs A. BEACH Supe. CalsIli y !;
CRV VAN BENTHU fsEN. q. l. A. Nes"Js~ ''''' ~ -
THE CATsKILL NOUN AIN HOUSE.
~ uotsl comm,nding the famous view OF The
""'5 49, HUDSON VALLEY.
Elevation 500 feet AMI 81 % ~ eOer hAn ~ a.,
the two Lakes anu an the hoteu
% - a. which have made the region famous II Is
pnniverssy AZ knowledged 20 be the
$50 r,t,.rp. y LOG ALTON IN THE CArSkILIS.
.ecess1hie via CATskILL MOUNTAIN nAli,tIno-A"
en- ~ KILL LANDING, It's Nearer IN llAc W
ONE HOUR
N NexYork or Saratoga than any other hoVa oh N''
zf,ant.na Of canal alton -.
cATsKILL MOUNTAIN h tntstr "
send circular. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-04

WHITE MOUNTAINS.
On and after MONDAY. June 9s
A SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THRoOuh inAi'
win ParIor and Day cars viii connect WITH 'He
PROVIDENCE LINE s.,,
OF steamers from New-York. leaving NC md running
Providence Al 600 a M daily Except sundays su Ia
t.rough va Worcester - Faby and other " mo
TAN points without change -, t,a.s.rrcr Agent.
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NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
srEAMEks Leave PIE (, Mr.,

FOOT KECTO R->T:
For Highlands Seabhrnt Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch r. 2. 7:f5. 9, IL 1870, 3:i1, ., DIDO sun
DAYS. 9. 1910 o. M. s.ju D.
For Atlantic Highlands 74j o. IL 1880 $40, ., 5;i1
For ocean Grove sea Cir, &C.. 7:45 Q, II 345, 8,
Eor lakewood River Barnegat &C, 7:i5 No. 1870.
FoT Writings Atlantic City vinelaud and all to
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Che Inrt
PARK RACES, Long Branch,

MONMOUTH PARK RACES Long Branch,
Commencing promptly at 2:30 IN. THURSDAY. Aug
Saturday, Aug ellcsiay. Aug. .; SATURDAY, Aug rs
Tuesday. Aug. 10; Thursday, Ang. II, and saturday:
Aug 10. Central Railroad OF NeWJersey, Liberty
street Ferry 7:4j, ., IL 1919 ia p M fenny
vania Railroad Cortandt and DespLoss street terIes tO
a NJ. noon. sandy HOOK Fler NO. ., North
River 745, .. IL a. M. ~ noon 1870 m
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ BAY rOUTEVIA SANDY HOOK.
LONG BRANCH RACES. - - -
July 49, 20 % 20 go August p 8, ., ~, 10, II, 49,
lo52. 800
Races commence promptly at $50 p m. . . :,
Steamers Pier n r., foot EectOrst, al 49, u II
a..
Trains with the steamers run drecto the
track, aad return immediately after the races -
BE that your tickets READ. via sandy HOOK 81,
Fare for TIE round tp Including admission 10 the ted
81 30. ". ". SIEAENs, Gen.i sup .. .
Il p. BALDWIN. Genl Pass> o
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nor THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

Commencing June 26 sspecal through cypress nam win
drawing cars will leave Grand Oen't4 DspOt "a
n a IL r. r. daily except sundays ~ 500 a H. arriving
an tho mountains early evening Two ouIs tI 81 n
las season. connecting Wells lVer win express l ol
Newport VI Quebec &c: seats IN drawn rSo Ca may
d. X a = G uck- once IN Srahl
Central Depot or by addressing BY mail oT telegraph
Oo-S'N' -1NFT - - j. 4. II EN- PSTEAD u, q. T. y.
Ill x. Il. c. I. y. y.
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NEPTUNE HOUSE. Ocean Beach, will be open
~ for summer b0arders middle OF June. \ o mosquitoes
beautiful drives 30 yards IRON surf Apply TO Mrs San
NAN. ~ south ~ h-st.. Phlaietphlh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-04

celebrated Logan House. Altoona Penn, Is also under
MI TycT'- tgag-melt
send
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A Won BEACH HOTEL.

N BATH LONG ISLAND
tbs pleasant ami elegant family seaside hotel is open To-
me epton OF guests within fifty Of New YORK o.
IaiL The steamboat SHADY SIDE leaves Pier No II f. r.
fine-stl at and ll:Jq g. 10 AMI 5:l5 p. m goo
rios b. WINCHESTER Proprietor
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Gelp nJante1.

EDITOR AND MANAGER WANTED for
Il daily and weekly paper NewYork must be con.
with the business depart nent az wei as Tue literary
work Address giving references experience ana salary e1
peoted JOURNAL, BOx 40, Tribune once.
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
WI VIA CREENPOINT

MOONLIGHT on THE HUDSON.
vi on SATURDAY NIGHT AyGIST s,
The magnificent palace steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK l09
the only direct line ROckaway Beach and the great IRON
PIER Will make another delightful MOO NIGHT EACU h
SION UP THE BEAUTIFUL AND ROMANTIC Hup-
SON, - :.
1.-THE RHINE OF AMERICA"
Music refreshments and dancing on tie broad decks OK
ITcKETs FoR TIE GRAND EXCURSION. so CENTS.
Leaving Pier O. N r., 1880 p. m.
Leaving West 10Th st, 7:45 D. m.
Leaving Hobosen, 4tn-st. Dock. S:l5 p.
2Ist-sL. y. r., $3.50 D. II.
Rafurn ahp I a m.
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y SPRINGS, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PENN,
OPENS JUNE -. 1892

on main Pennsylvania Railroad 1900 feet above sea-
level situated Of 100 acres amid the matchies
scenery tie Aeghanes; It's accessibility pure arr ana
flies luoes, render IL inc most
in the state During ISL new nOel was
erected rstclass in all it, appointments anu capaDe win
accommodating nearly LOCO guests cottage
rdences NAV be rented BY those desiring the quiet and
circular. diagram. and terms
address, W D. I1LEI- superintendent
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TWO TRIPS DAILY.

1 ONG BRANCH. TWO TRIPS DAILY.
- The new, fast and elegant sea9oing steamer
CITY OF RICHMOND"
makes excursions daily 20 the Pier Long Branch
making connections for Ocean Grove and Asbury Park
BOAT LEAVES Foot West 2lst-st. " r. $40 m. and g.
p. Piers. y. r. 10 m. and $3.50 p. m. FARE elther
way with pier ticket 80 cents Excursion tickets good ONLY
day issued 80 cents.
-' A ukerb sai-safety, speed and Comfort
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH R: r: =,

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
GAToVIC and NAUGA1UCK EAILEOA Da-Steainers
80 t.tb,-i,e-siip al l:3O rn Boz Z51t, East
RIVER b ID D. III. Fare lower than Dg any O,her rvuJe
NOR BOoTON-TIE LATEST TRAIN with
il Pullman Sleepers y. Y. y. III. and H. X L. elFes
Grand CrDtra Depot al l:3J week days Get uck-t
wa NeW.Orx aud -lnglald RarOd- Al Grand OehtId
Depot prucpa hotels.
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NEW SUMNER RESORT,
' 1000 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL

NEW SUMMLR REcUKI,
~ 1000 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL
SPRING MILLS HOUSE.
terminus OF the Lewis
burg an Tyrone Rt.
house and newly furnished WITH
comfort amt convenience OF guests Inc ar Is m
vgorang ana perfectly Tree from ma ARIA ana pa "a
favorable for the restoration health ~ persons afflicted
with pulmonary complaints maaria disorders ant hay leVe
the water pure cold from living springs plenty OF
rame good guuRng and fishing in season Wntri M sun
NOR retreat omen tourist and families Tor season
or year Near the surprising any
thing OF the Kind known sailing miles under nd and IN
wonder the table pienuullY slD
Piled with NJ vegetables and fruits IN $
son leatuiy prepared tastetu served GOOD taDng
accommodations %, a.. .,..-
All inquiry as rooms and board viii be promptly an
GkOiibt Is NASH, fropTlttOi
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-11-02
WILL RESIGN III ELECTED.

The SILVER STATE, which states
what it believes to be facts and does
not deal i'll abuse of men or party in
this campaign, quoted clause from the
Constitution of the State Of Nevada,
to show that the attempt to make the
school question an issue was unadulter-
ated demagogism. The Virginia En-
terprise excepted to that statement of
the case, and a controversy ensued
which led the SILVER STATE to ask if
Mr.. Llughton, if elected, would not as
President OF the Senat,, apo n COM
mittee on railroads that would pigeon
hole all the bills that might be referred
to it for the reduction of rates ON the
roads which pay him handsome sal
ary?" Tne Enterprise in reply says,
Mr.. Laughton would regard the inter-
ests of his constituents as paramount
to all other considerations, while SER
wing them in public capacity. 1t fur
Their asserts that the nomination for
Lieutenant Governor was of Mr.. Laugh
tons own personal seeking aud the only
opposition he encountered was what is
popularity called railroad influence.
He is a gentleman of independent
means, and has indicated his purpose
to resign his connection as an officer OF
the Virginia and Truckee Railroad at
the end of the present year, and this
conclusion he had arrived at long be-
fore he received the nomination for
Lieutenant Governor.
As Mr.. Laughton, in public speech
few days ago, announced his determi-
nation to resign the office of Railroad
Auditor, if elected Lieutenant Governor,
thus corroborating the Enterprise in
that particular, in justice to Mr.. Laugh
ton, the SILVER STATE, which has no
desire to misrepresent him or any other
candidate, publishes what is above
stated.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-11-02
COURTEOUS CANDIDATES.

A. E. Kaye, of Eureka, and C. S.
Young, OF Storey, are the nominees Of
their respective parties for Superintend
ent of Public Instruction. Both gen.
tlemen are eminently qualified for the
office, and the courteous manner in
which they treat each other in this
campaign makes it matter of regret
that both cannot be elected. They
met at Reno recently, aud Mr.. Young
gave Mr.. Kaye, who was not personally
known in Western Nevada, letters of
introduction to his best friends on the
Comstock, requesting them, as per-
sonal favor, to assist him in getting
acquainted with the voters. In turn,
Mr.. Kaye ordered that the best team
in livery stable, OF which he is part
owner, be placed at the disposal of Mr..
Young during his stay in Eureka.
These small favors, which under
other circumstances would pass unno-
ticed, are referred to by the Eureka
Sentinel as particularly remarkable at
this time, when there is an indescrba-
BILE rush and scramble for the spoils of
Office; yet there is no reason whatever,
except it be very selfish one, why all
candidates should not follow the exam
pie Of Messrs. Young and Kaye. 1t is
true that the Office for which they are
contending is not a political one, and
that it and judicial offices should not
be subject to the control of politicians,
but at the present time, when parties
are not divided by any great issues,
there is no good reason why opposing
candidates and politicians should not be
on good terms and treat each other with
the ordinary respect due from citizens
of a common country to one another.
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assigned for the fendish act, and it is
attributed to insanity. Here is case
where a physician, famed for his skill
IN determining and treating mental
diseases, failed to notice any symp-
toms of insanity in his own wife, though
it is only charitable to assume that she
was raving maniac, as no sane mother
could contemplate, much less perpe-
trate, such hellish deed as numbering
her own children. What confidence
can the public place in experts on
mental diseases, when they are unable
to discern symptoms of lunacy in mem
bers of their own household until they
go raving mad and commit fiendish
deeds?
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A HORRIBLE DEED.

There is noted specialist on insan-
ity and brain diseases in New York City
named DIR. Samuel Zequin. He is con-
suited on diseases of the character
mentioned by persons from far and
near, and his opinion is almost suffi-
Gent to consign person to the lunatic
asylum or save a culprit from the gal
lows on the ground of insanity. The
doctor had wife and three children.
Yesterday that wife took her children
to an anoccupied room in the upper
story of her house, blindfolded them.
probably on the pretence of playing
blindman's bull, and then deliberately
shot each and all of them through the
head. She gloated over the victims of
her atrocity. aud q few hours later
blew out her own brains. No cause is