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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-28

Visitation so New York. FOOT OF Lbery-st station Ia
BROOKLYN, loot % fultOU--t. JEWELS Wharf
CONNIE cng Juno 46. lS-2. Leave New-YorE
Gao a. ul.-Fur Remington. EastOn Wind Gap. hauch
Chunk iaman,nd IamaqUA HaAeion, DTliton' scranton
3:0oa m.-for Flemingon High Bridge Branch Schooevs
Mountain ft La.t iu.t rt.E kdstOn. Allentown
Reading Harrisburg. Mauch hunk. Williams port Iamaqu
NautlcOke. Upper Lrllg.. scranton, e.
For bennington. tI-tOn Allentown, Reading uAr-
rs6urg Mauch chunk. lazetOn. Nils 'sblrre, &c
S:8j p mFCr ktston, Wind cap Mauch Chunk, Iamaqua
Dritton. Wllke-barrr. scranton. HiZict1u, SC.
m.-fOr Pennington. High Bridge Branch Schnoley :
Mountain hudGs lake. la fioiiicn.4 East0n. &c.
4:30 p.m-For ~omervule Pennington. &c.
$50 D. m-For East1n. Allentown Reading. Harrisburg
MauCI Chunk. WIke-bgITc. &c.
SUNDAY trains M. IL for Bound BROOK
intermediate stations. At $50 for EasOn Allentown
Harrisburg and The West - % - 49, -oo > s.,z s.oo
For Newark AZ .. bio o. - h;io i:4' fou SID 9oo
q 0;l5. 9:f5 1913, 1913. ill5 - II M p LIP,
.f. g. $3.50 j. 80 >. 5l3 5.5O, 5iJ, q, OlJ 49, ou
olT. =. 9.fj. lp:iO. 10. j. y. III
For trains 10 l,ol. points zee time tables at stations
PERTH AMEON BRANCH
For ~cwarcn at 7:tj g. II a. m. !, Is p. m
For Perth Ambovar 10 y. II a. m, 100, !, q y m ~
For Freehold Keyport AT 40. o. II a. m -'5' 43O
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CToYlYGToN LINE FOR BOSTON.

CrTONlNtfION Line fOh BON IN.
- -ToTNFC"TISG WITH ALL POINTS EAST
- Ekltf.. tsgays Us LON as d. amy other Nu' -. ,,
steor,~r. y MR. NGANSEII and -IDNISiION Iei,o
vcsr tu4gs D. H. P.sr 80. " z, l''- j
L. .nrtl Dslul 30 Is q, .........
f,- ALL. ALI principal uiA'V ouc'% 1toI'
e'r - Hr., on W-.cOt Express 20, al A'to. Il"u5c,
~ g,- lnI ~ Broadway, aud Al FUN Avenue anu
Windsor hote' FiLkiN-. General Passenger Agent
yT,pOY ROATS-CIrIZEN'S LINE.-New
st.amers SARATOGA and CITY OF Troy ieaye daily
-c.1t ,turiav an p Pier a. Norm X yer oll mrs
,rs, c1uuectiug with morning trains Tor North and
Vl.-f SUNDAY steamer tOucne7at Ai''"1-
T.,uE TRAVELLING PUBLIC are informed
mo, tironqh pullman cars IRON New YORK 20 chicago
= ,i 1;rauI Trunk and Chicago and Grand Trunk
Eair,afs leave Nrw-IOrk from tar DoiOs "a y III ~-J'
Tickets al The olAee' Vi ''0 i EDWARD 2. BEACH.
Genera A gent o. T. and G. and q. j. haLways.
TUHF POPULAR SHORE LINE u.,,....sr
/ Ron PROVIDENCE. BOST ~ AND llir.. 80 i
tILRAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEFOL.. -.
The rur-s trans daily (Sunday1 eXcepte0 70 Do'to :.
eO5 a m. p. N, parlot CATS A''-0H'"' A4' -
palace .leeping cars -. ,,S,.~,.,- ar - An, =,
NEWPORT expres. J. lparor cars atl@eAoul' ar
ryes at Newport y N. ,.~,,r car. NJ.
PROVIDENCE special express AZ p m, pAi''i o1' -
tachesil; arrives al Providence lO;2O p IN s , ana
Tickets and paror seats secured AZ f,n ,oot
Windsor Hotel ticket Oinces, and At Grand cehtA
" /. w. FILkiNs General Passenger AsSa'
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
vi VIA CREE poi vt

VI VA NILIN IUINE
The steamer SYLVAN GROVE leaves thu pier foot "
23dst EAST RIVER Tor the Company Depot Greenpons
connecting trains Tor Manhattan Beach Al -. 80.
IU:4J .. aul hal4hOuTy from Ill1 IA. 70 = IS
Trans leave Manhattan Beach 20 I'D. - Ids a.
l2u1 1891 lJ5. 1850 D. a.. and every nEe5n All hlrt5
minutes past the TO $50 aud a. 10. 1875 D. IL
VIA BAY RIDGE.
The steamers . r. MARTY and MAtIEAWAN leAvs
Wmtellst. terminus OF all the Elevated RAILWAYS.
al a and half hourly from $40 ylO D.
Trans Manhattan Beach az ia 1910. 30 u.
and ia s-hOury IRON 1910 a. n. 10 1910 D.
Trains marked thus 10 Not ran On san tys . - ..
EXCGR -IDN TICK ITS FOR SALE AT ALL DOWN
TRACK STATIONS OF TIE ELEVATED RAILWAYS
PRICE 90 CENTS, INCLUDING ELEVATED RAIL
WAY FARES. ..-. go. .--.... -, ..,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING CONCERTS BY GIL
Morris BAND AND EMINENT SOLDl-PS
FAIRY LAND.-GRAND I'LL MlNAIlJN OF THE
GROU NDS EVERY TUES flAY EVENING
THE OCEAN ABIAZE. AQUATIC FIREWORKS
EVERY TIT RSDAI LNLNlNG.
PAINS GREAT PIFOrECHNIC EXHIBITIONS
EVERY sArJ BDAY EN.NISO.
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" WIiIlyO n K AND PHILADELPHIA.


Leave Sew N0TA from station C. r. X ul y.
PmaatlDh Nlutu aud GIeeu-ts. at 40, .:' lI.
n $50 4 A. 3D. $50 100, Loo on SUNDAY az :, -
a m $50 ~ pm For hrd and berbs -ts Al ';to AAAO
a H.. 100 40 % 3o. % ON sunday al $40 a. IL. 3D.,
For Trenton. 40 J}, l:l' a m l+3l l. t."I O''' -
y p. 10. on sunday. 80 a. n. DO L .. M.
Return trains Pm 8dclphia iOr Ncw-l DIX d.
From stations Pll and Rcains H. r. Ninth and Green
SIS 81 80 ~:.O $780, II d. M Loo $50, o4V o'tJ' - T. III
On SUNDAY, ~ $50 i:5n II D. m. . , 10,
Third and BcTk s-ts 40 l:l, ~ y; T. i a. ''''
5.96 f.{l lion M sunday at is A. M, $50 p ~ D
From Trenton l:2j 600 SOB 9O5. lpO7 La a n -
- ga. ..2- p. SUNDAY LIS 10 H. .;l' D ~ IL.
PULLMAN PAiLOt AIS are attarhct 10 10y So
and -LEEPIEG COACH - 20 midnight uAns HoM -''"'
Yofk and Philadelphia ,..- -....-- o.. .ut sro-.,
Connection made At Jersey Nity STATION - anu 4A".'
BrooAlvu and Efic Dep0t tr-eF CIV non or, IN,
1icrre for sale ar foot II Librrfrst Nos 23 2Ol 4o
az ~ e23 Rr0tiwav AID 40 the principal hotels N0-
and Court... ana AuneE OiDe Jewels Wharf, BIoohyl
y. y. Transfer company y y. ,,.i ,,' anu 010O 777
NUN H0''4' Va '0' H. r. Halawin, Gen Pass Agent
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DOCKAWAY BEACH. ...
IA NETWORK. WQODHANES AND AOCKAWAf

? .
Al NETWORK. WOODHANES AND hOCkAWAf
RAILROAD.
Trains leave daily. evcep: sundays, from
Hunters Polt aud Bu-hwicSA NJ G2j. :. 9.33. HOB
II noon: =. NJ. l. 2.lO. 800 tn. 5.iO. 7.S.il.
Ilatbusn-ave. Rr0Oklvn-A NJ, $780, J4U, IL r. n hl0.
23O. 80 300 1880, so.
Trains leave EOckaway Beach Tor II 4nlefs fons Ali
BushWick q most hOu y. ,.
FatOu.h-aye. Buoelyn Amos, every hoif ana hAat-
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave hunters POINT snd BushH1cx nOuriy from
a. M. To 3 D. H.. 4 20. $50. j.l~ 49, = a..
Flabu shave BioOkyn every hour and ten minutes frOn
"A M. 500 m .-, ts..h-,..
EOCk4way Beach TOT iiuutei fNAs Az" DN''"'S~
almost hourly
N TINE 81 MINUTES
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. -Passenge

trains on and after -, 1892 viii 'eaye depots foot
Of C0rtlandt and Disbursements at > I'D am p H. iuhd
$50 p 'Jr Easton. Bethiehem. Allentown kea1ng
MIuch O. .luk, WI tesbarre. TOwanda Waverly. ithaca
Geneve Lyons. Buffalo and the West ana Northwest Pull
through coaches av Trains ~ q. for lI2s0u,
Bethlehem Allentown Reading Mauci Chunk. Wilsesbarre
and PittOn Local 40 a. Tor hsstOn Bethlehem
Train. leaving 10 s:IOL N. and D m connect for all
and azetol coal regions. sunday train
local for laucu Chunk. s.IO Leave Aauch Chunk at
General Eastern Office corner Of Church 2nA c2r anatsts
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XIV Jersey SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
VIA SANDY HOOK,
STFAMLi- LEAVE PIER = y. H.

FOOT RECTOR--T:
For Highlands, ~eaDI.sht. Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch 80 80 q II a 1880, 54J, D. 1:i1 p M sun
For Atnuc ushhit 7i5 O. II a. m. $780, 345, 8, 5A5
Ior ocean Grove sea Grit &c 745. 9. Il 345 5,
j4j D. ~ ,.. 70 90. -, 1qn
$40 D. 40 . ~ ,..-.,.s o.I oil s.,-,,,s -
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RATLROAD.-C Commencing June - les2
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot
q. M Western and Northern Express Ia Rochester AMI
Montreal Central Vermont X. k with CrdWlngrOOn
l-0 % a and Alexandra Baf.
r:iu Special Express for Chicago daily. stopping only
al Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Erie Cleveland and
Toledo
a m, saratoga special drwngroom car to Lake George
Montreal
lO80a m Chicago Express. draw1n groom Canaan
daigua Rochester aud Buffalo, 10 RcnneI springs.
IL a 10 Albany and Troy. with connection 10 Utica
Saratoga. Gleus Falls LAKE GEORGE and Rutland
$50 D. saratoga special arrives p. Runs 70 Lake
George urfavs
4p. m, Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
p. L0.-5 Express, with sleeping lor ~ Louis
running through every the week also Niagara taL
Buffalo amt Toledo
Auburn Road. also Montreal. excepting sunday 49,
d m P.rfde Fxpre,-. ia - with slerV,ng-cars for
Rochester Buffalo, Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit Chicago and
Clayton.
Ii m Night Express with seepug cars to Albany and
Troy.
tickets SAFE at No BowncGreen, 2j2 and 4l3 Broad
rsiCutt place and
and g.2 Broadway, New York. and $50 Westinghouse
Brooayn j. VI. IOUCEY. Gen. supL q. b. MEEkER
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FOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

commencing June 2f Especial through cypress train with
draWiugiOOm cars viii leave Grand central Depot Ne y y
H. q IT, o.. daily except sundays ~ 600 M, arriving
early lc evening two hours carrier than
express tram
Newport W.. Quebec &C. seats in draw ner2"i'2rs NAV
engaged d. Il q =. C. ticket omre IN Grand
&. T. ii EMPSTEAD, -. J. A.,
\ y l. LnL-f- y. u.
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.bQ% EAST 17TH-5T. Opposite stuyyesant
SEP SGnare-Beautful rooms suite or -!nGy, with
,oard house appointments and location strictly nIstcasS
eierences given and required
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WAN yOpK AVD LONG BRANCH r. K.

H' INN tPenn@vlvaIla r. r.. foot CoTtland~
:. '.tor- IN Nevy.yors ~ and le-Drus- es Il.
7''' lC,ntral r. x. ~ y. j.. foot Loerty'st
LEAVE NETWORK. commencing juno % -; u "a ~
sOath Au1Oy r.. q. Of y j. 10 y a. NE
$50. % o. wa rrun r. r.. go No. m, q, II ", -,
23, l. 4.l,L p. Penn h. r. 5.3o Me- l. H. o.
For Eed Bank. Long Branch Grove Asbqry afa'
sea trI Point Pleasant tVc VIA G. r. 4. % y. J.: - ~
l. - No, :. j.JJ ., D. ND. II
For mold keVpOrt T. II X Oh NJ" ''f'''
a m 2.31. 3. Cd. o.. 80 u - ~
For Lakewood, Toms River, BarDcSat &C. Via - - ~ "
M. l:lJ I'D. p Ia. q, , y.,a ~, % IN
II. T. BALDWlN, j. L. yyOL' % =, N4'-' -,init.
G.. l.. A., c. o.. l.. % 81. o. r. A. 3 - 80
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NICELY furnished rooms to gentlemen only,
v family private. -, IT,. 80, oil.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO
L I LET separately connected, 10 gentleman or man
and wifi with bathroom. - IVES, 3ifh-st.
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DARTIES suffering with mental or nervous
diseases can have good board and proper attention in
Dr.vate family. Address EXPERIENCE Tribune Uptown
L
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West Side

DVERTISTMENTS FOR TIE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At It'll, TItR
drstst untn p. aad sos West GC5
s9uare 76O Third ave- FOry-eventhst al the ia X
LEM OFFICES Nos 1907 and $500 InIrd-aye, corner
fnnr a.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO REM with or
without board caterer house. 20 West j3d-st one
blotk from elevated statlOn.
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DOCKAWAY BEACH. EVERY DAY.
WHITES REGULAR LINE MAJESTIC STEAMERS
lXerrR-ION EXCEPT
REDUCED 80 CTS. On
To SUNDAY
The COLI BTA GRAND REPUBLT and AMERiCUS
WILL leave DAILY as follows
per No = Jewclrs Wharf.
West 22d.st West iothst North aver B55'o1tn
g.Iba 0.OA IA. 30 4 IL o-aV - ul
lO.I5a. N. lO:5Oa m. lV;l) a. IA. =; 49, m'
linn 3Oop NJ 2l5 p m. 25O p IN.
CHARMS GLEN ISLAND.
- Long Isiand sound. ,,..~.,,,
- THE nay SIMMER RESORT
two an MI CONCERTS DAlLf. ,ituIis bahI Da.-
ers NAhasi, no,crs IA carf, Old 4h0ucd Rhode
lsiah- ~. Fi..in, Roatnv Bathing Billiards, Bowl
Ing. Rlo i'ans. r T' .te1nrrs : IN SLOAN LAURA "
nc p,tS ana IGIfN SYLVESTER run daily as tlApws
81 AZ - y - p foof 'Trwsps Wharf TnIiy-tAri-sL,
Plel 4'. =. -, - flr,,kfgu. l.. 4. 900 a m.
o. NVAN-'s M, o., $50 4. m. iO.iD a m.
49, 4, 10000 1880 a N
lO45 A. ma 4,pva I, 10 =,
loop m 6ityP pr 9vvv -
2l5R ml $50 NJ 80 ~, -
30 PM
po.,rr,inq leave GLEN ISLAND lOl5. lliJ a MI
1910 slJ, D ~ .:5v az. - 80 =, y ~ an crNrS
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NJ ira "a
- , at "a broadway. v aud4 Colrt-. Brook
Ivn EXCURSION ~ ScT-Haycn and retdIn' q %
y ,ifHTfAP0LIs, COLORADO, oREGoN' CAL
rnt--.r, ari all points in NEBRASKA, UTAH MON
TANA DAKOTA MINNFSOTA. ani the NOHi h" Isl
are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORrHWEsrERN Ry
Term. from, two 70 i've trains daily each way between
ctuc.GO and prominent Western points II A"o'E
ur-,- f,fpFETALPALACE DINING CARS west OF en-
-. pI.rLWAN sLEEFEKs are run on all oiits tT"nsh
80, ,t tr,tn- For rates OF fare and o'her information
ri NV letter or 10 person To any coupon h.-e Int
'ppN " ''' l.. F. BOOTH
General Eastern Agent, 40 10 broadway AeN-1o
- nv RIVER AND HARBOR IHANS4ONIAlA y
COMPANY.
Office Pier is. =. r.. foot Of Cortlaudt7t
of freight forwarded as directed 10 any par
" t-,-ro1-ArITD FACILITIES FOR DlSFAI'h'
~ r.,ivea FOL delivery o. a. klJds Oh HtlsH InN HUI
clanclse 70 any part Of tne eily. r ,r,-rp .vDHAR
.Nu AHEOR TOWING AND ~ ILL., AM nam
BOK LIGHTERAGE ....-,., q, any no,pt
rt ~ every de-cr ptlon promptly shteTed'o any p'
In the harbor reasonable rates. ,,-t,s ro on,
.Tt11fBOAT-. BAEGEs AND GROVES ~ NIiNi'
TER FOR EXCUBSl ions t,,strs Corning for VIEW
uANIN leave -, " H. AT . p He "A''''
eAcepied lr.orr- EXPRESS Co. between NeH-fOrG ana
80 ft,yrn Car and dlspdcb guar ~ pier 10
Freirh. ior points on d., j. q ". ~ - =.
~ a avtn and points East ~ fleL - - ,,ue. Tor
OF SEW t1tfnpE -rAIEN IsLANN-Ei"Yeh Mic, io.
tn t1rs Vi steamers from Pier l. T. L. Dof ~ irss
TtNTKAi sHIPHARD. Conimunlp paw" y 10 Inc
Machine and Boiler SHOPS, eEvl I1iAHs "FP
I'm audi
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GfrIrslon5.

az
Tickets good on either pier. - =, t,,.u.,a, oapr,.t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-14
Arabs Trial.

CAIRO, Oct. l2.-Riaz Pasha still
refuses to allow English counsel to de.
feud Arab Pasha. Sir Edward Mallet
advocates the employment of counsel.
Ee contends that the delay in the
granting of the application for counsel
seriously prejudices the case Of Arab.
who meanwhile is being subjected to
long and severe private examinations.
The following Pashas Will be ARA cned
with Arab Pasha for trial &: TouIba,
All Fehmy, Mahmoud Fehmy, Abdella
Samy, Toulba Yakoof, Omar Rahmy
and Ali Rouby and Said Bey Gandeei.
The list OF prisoners awaiting court.
martial has been handed to the British
Consul General. It contains ll3 names,
exclusive of the prisoners IN the prov.
inces, who number 80.
The examination of Arab Pasha was
continued to-day. 1t is understood
that he ably defended himself, denying
completely IN the massacres aud in the
burning of Alexandria. Ee boldly
his Conduct as the leader Of
the National party. He said that when
he reached Cairo, after his defeat at
Tel-el- kebir, and found the inhabitants
unwilling to Continue the struggle, he
Immediately bowed to their vii! and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-14
a Parsons Views.

New YORK, Oct. l3.-Among the
noted defections from the Republican
State ticket to-day is the well-known
clergyman, Howard Crosby. In his
letter he says: "The only way for
true Republicans to bring back the
party to it's purity is to vote down the
nominees of the conspirators. But
this, say some, will give the State to
the Democrats. Very well, let the
Democrats have control. I'll trust the
honest Democratic party rather than
the dishonest Republican party. We
know what the Democratic party is,
and will be on our guard but the Re-
publican party, that processes high
morals, will only deceive. l make no
apology for meddling with politics. I
am an American citizen and a native of
New York. | never scld my birth
right. When great moral crisis arises
[ will not hesitate to speak as loudly as
| can for the truth. l add these last
words for the benefit Of those who sup
pose that clergymen are either women
Or children"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-14
The ScOviIle Crowd.

CHICAGO; Oct. l3.-Mr. and Mrs.
Scoville are besieging the courts with
various bills, crossbilIs, ETC., directed
against each other, and offending the
public with the most scandalous coun-
ter charges. Scarcely day passes
without one or the other appearing in
some new phase ia the courts. Their
bills are generally of the least possible
interest, and their quarrels are actively
promoted by ntficious on utsiders.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-14
The Next Congress.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Oct. l2-Willism m
NJ. Springer, who is in active training
for the Speakership of the next House
of Representatives, says lie believes
that the Democrats will have majority
of forty in the next House, and that
this is the beginning of the end of Re.
publican rule. He says the next Con-
gress will reduce the expenses of the
government $50, 200, 900.
PTTsBURG, Pa, Oct. u.-Raniall,
who is booming himself as a candidate
for Speaker, says: 1.-The next House
will be Democratic beyond doubt.
Pennsylvania will get ia three or four
new members, indiana several. and
New York two or more"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-14
A Cashier Robbed.

LEBANON, Pa, Oct. l3.-Last even
ing George D. Rise, cashier of the Le-
bauon Dime Savings Bank, was robbed
of satchel containing $1,000. all in
bills. He had just returned from Phil
alelphia, and before going to the bank
stopped at his house for supper. While
on his way to the bank after supper,
and when about square from his house
he passed by two men, and directly af-
terwards received stunning blow
which knocked him in the gutter. He
held On to the satchel and cried murder.
The robbers, who had been beating and
kicking him all the while, fearing that
his cries would bring assistance, moved
off short distance and then returned.
They wrenched the handle off the
satchel and secured it, Rise was COW
cred with blood. There Is no clew to
the thieves. Rise has offered reward
of 81, 600 for the capture of the robbers.
The money belonged to the bank.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-14
The NOrInOns and Cassidy.

NEW York, Oct. l2.-John Sharpe,
Chairman of the Peoples Territorial
Committee, telegraphs from Utah to
the journals here declaring that the
statement published in these dispatches
last Tuesday that the Mormons were
using their energies aud money to de-
feat Cassidy's election in Nevada is
emphatically untrue. Sharpe says that
Mormons prominent in business and
political circles deny all knowledge Of
it, but think the statement has been
made in Cassidy's interest, to create
sympathy for him at the expense cf the
Mormons. While Cassidys defeat
would be gratifying to the Mormons,
and while Democratic Mormons will
vote against him, or stay away from the
polls, they will use no money or other
means to defeat him.
Sharpe further says that the Mormons
are taking no part whatever in Cal'for-
MIA pOlitics
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-14
WOOD SAVERS, ATTENTION!
nina ARE INVITED FOE SAW.

- ing one hund red cords of wood. AZ
follows: Eight cords sawed three times,
twelve cords sawed twice, and eighty
cords sawed once, and all to be moved
in and slowed away under the Capitol
Building. Bids to he opened at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. October 20. tsS2. Contract
to be finished on or before November 10,
l809. Right reserved to reject any or
all bids. BY order o. the BOARD OF Cap.
iool Com missiOners ooti
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-14
A Mules Deadly Work.

ALMA. Col, Oct. i3.-Yesterday
afternoon. while an engine was pushing
an empty Hat car and coming down a
steep grade, the fat car struck a mule
which was standing on the track,
throwing the engiue and car down an
embaIkmeDt. Tae conductor, Jack
BIedsoe, and two unknown men were
INSTANTLY killed. The engineer aid
fireman saved themselves by jumping
from the engine.
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Prohibition.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 12.-The lieuor
men and Democrats talk loudly of what
will ;,e done next uunth. The Repub-
licAns are also hopeful, and say that
there is much disatftctiou among the
Democrats. by which the Republicans
will profit. Governor Hendricks says
that Indiana viii surely 90 Democratic.
a. the people oppose tamper,ng with
the personal rights Of men by the Legis-
lature.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. l3--The Grand
Jury have found an iudirt,neut against
James F. Brown, the Adams H..nse clerk
and storeKeeper, and Priuc- A. Smell.
leather dealer, arrested III Colorado
yesterday, charging them with con.
spiracy tn cheat the city by means ct
false bills tor supplies furnished the
Aims. house.
WMMINGToN, D.l, Oct. IL. The
State Temperance Aih .ncs has ad-
dressed letters to the Legislative candi.
dates OF both parties asking If they will
advocate local option It eiec'eL
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Governor,
ENOCH STROTHER,
OF Storey County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
c. E. LAUGHTON, L
OF Ormsby.
For Congressman,
G. G.. POWNING,
OF Washoe.
For Supreme Judge,
0. r. LEONARD,
Of Humboldt.
For Clerk of Supreme Court
CHAS. F. BICKNELL.
Of Ormsby.
For Secretary Of State,
J. Nj. DORMER.
OF Esmeralda.
For State Controller,
J. F. HALLOCK. |
Of Lincoln.
For State Treasurer,
GEORGE TUFLY.
Of Ormsby,
For Acknowledgement,
W. H. DAVENPORT,
OF Eureka.
For Surveyor-General,
G.. S. PREBLE,
OF Washoe.
Supt. Public Instruction,
c.. S. YOUNG,
Of Storey.
For State Printer.
J. c.. HARLOW.
OF Ormsby.
Judge Second Judicial Dis
trict.
T. D. EDWARDS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-14

NEW YORK, Oct. l2.--William II.
Vanderbilt writes card denying the
authenticity CT the interview recently
published in Chicago in which he was
alleged to have rnade very sighting
remarks in regard to the "nickel-
plate roads and the anti-monopolists.
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PsrEess.

BUFFALO n. Y, Oct l3-Jemes
Mooney, President of the Irish Land
League of America, has received the
following dispatch from Dublin 81
shall advise the Conference to adopt
prudent though frm policy, upholdine
the original platform favorlng. the abol.
ition .of rack rent, pending the attain
ment Of peasant proprietary. | feel
confident that this will secure the maxi
mum of progress with the minimum Of
oppressive coercion, and will meet with
the approval of Irishmeu at home and
abroad. Ireland relies on Americas .
support. CHARLES s. PARSELL."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-24

The following story is related of an
immensely wealthy American in Eu-
rope, who had made his fortune sud
denly; as suddenly found out that it
was the correo. thing to have a coat
of arms on his carriage, So be ordered
one. The celebrated advertising her
aldic statiOner was bit of wag in
his way. and took the old fellows
measure at glance.
what you want is a crest and a
motto, sir, said he politely.
II guess so.
He was requested to call around the
next day and see the design, and he
promptly went.
The crest was mailed arm holding
dagger" something uncommon" "
the heraldry man said-aud the motto
"Sempter nobilis omnibus benignus,
which means, he explained, ,translating
freely, always noble and kind to
everybody" the old man was de-
lighted.
Now, the latest style Of printing
notices" pursued the shopman, "is
initializing the words after the fashion
of the old Roman motto: 'Sanatus
populus que Romanus, which the
ancients abbreviated into S, P. Q. R
Of course, you'd like yours done like
that, sill"
Most aSsuredly," replied the living
| gold mine, and he forthwith ordered
reams of note paper and envelopes to
match, stamped inStanter, in gold and
silver and every known hue.
Well, he and his wife used the sta
tionery month er more, writing tC
everyone they could think of, wher
one fine morning, while studying with
more scrutiny than usual the beauty
of the decorations it suddenly dawned
upon him that the caption of the sheet
to which he had been daily aud hourly
afixing his valuable signature was
nothing more or less than S. N. o. B