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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-05
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. III.
=. LAND NfFitt,
Eureka, Nevada, April u, 1873.

Eureka, Nevada, April q, lsa.j
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TlllT
~ Jonas l.. osborne. Gco. W. NJ. Cowies
and George j. Gardner, whose p~ostofhce al.
dress is turcl a.. Nevada. have this day
lird in this Office a diagram, together
with a notice of application for a patent iiota
The United States, under act Of Congress AZ
proved May 10. 1872. lor fifteen huhdredt l,@D
linoal feet Of the piabio lude. the sane
running 10 feet nortlerly and Z 0 feet south-
erly from the location monument nj The ioes,.
ion shaft, with surface groan1 two hLndIrd
ieet in width. situated in Secret tanyon,
Mining District, Eureka county, State o.
Nevada. and described in the plat and feld
notes Oh file in This oilce Ms follows. TO wit:
U. S. Survey, No. So,
Beginning at a post marked NE. |. US.
Saryey No. 81" whence the flagstaff IN Tue
town Ug Eureka bears n. 3 deg. y min. b.,
~, 49, fe I: the post MARI cd t.. :. honuintnt,
No. 3. on the summit Of %lioosac Mountain
bears n. 81 deg. 3 min. W, 40 feet; pos.
No. |, of Survey, Ne. 30 Il oOsac lode, beaIso.
y deg. 2 min. H., 2 lbI feet; and tie wertlis
shat upon this lode bears \. IL dog. = m'n.
W, 77S 30 feet; thence running ;. ia deg
W., zoo feet, TO post marked No. T.. ;; cur
yey,No. 81; thence \. l0t4 dog. leetlo
post marked No. =, l.. ;. surveS, 40. %
thence \. ~ deg. f., 900 feet, to post harAra
No. 4, l.. ;. Survey, NO. ~; ana thehee .,
lOa deg. h., 800 feet, to post NO, the pIa'
of beginning; continuing d S-IW Aeies.
Courses EXPRESSED irom the true meridian
with n magnetic variation OF li1g degrees
east.
his claim is located upon nnsurveyeu
land and is bounded on the south by the bug
Out CiaiD.
This claim is recorded in book "B,, pay
20, of the Secret Canyon District Mm y
hecords, and a copy Of the notice and pa.
can be found posted at the location sha'
upon the Lode. b. Is. IMMEL. Register
ap22
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-05
Gaming License.

sSTACH AND EVERY PERSON WHO
IL shall deal, play, carry. on, open, or
cause to be opened, or who shall conduct,
either as ewner or employee, whether for hire
or not. except under a license. as hereinafter
provided. any game OF faro, monte, roulette,
iansquenette, rouge ct noir, rondo, or any
banking game played with money, dice or any
other device.swhether the same. be played for
money checks, credit, or any other represent
arrive of value, shall be guilty OF a misdemea-
nor, and on conviction thereof shall be pun
ished by a fine of not less than one thousand
nor more than three thousand dollars. or by
imprisonment in the County all not less than
three months nor more than one year, or by
both such fine and imprisonment."-lAn act
to restrict gamlng-stat's. 1859, p. ll9.
In conformity with tho requirements Of the
above section of an act entitled IAN act to
restrict gaming" all persons now carrying ON,
or intending to carry on, any banking game
are notified that they must procure a license
for such game before opening the same. The
game Of "honest Ipjun" is included.
q. W, GILMORE,
Sheriff Of Eureka county.
Y. l.. KING, Under Sheriff.
Eureka, April IA, 1875. apl4
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-11
CAREOs PaIZC-AHS.



W. notice in loaLipp over the Es, Of
,,;rc Co,;,,..
P''ASs u'"ns ~ VIC n
OF :he late Reno Fair, that Cafson -
fairly r.pre.sutsd there. IL the lat OF
NM, n.s.,. y,cr;. r. u.,ia
coming III io' '"' = - ''!17 iFi") i'i
exhibit Of .ear ODDS the Colbe!s
Brothsr, uzinipy the first prizs Si5)
,,I,u ~ D.,
'"i 'n''| '''' '"'
dy taxing the hrst a~srd 49, Tor hess
Lighs Brahma fowls; Mr.. C. T.. Laugh
ton III. frat n,;z. gay for al,.t Swan
-,
isn ''"'A' '"d gaining "ip'o'' i'' 'p'
best display Of pigeons (three vaEieties);
and Ess.rs. Judd 4 Eulcahv winning
medal and diplomes for the be St ,iispi.y
of so.p. Washing powder and sal soda
Thi. lonks we'll snd We coppIatuIats The
c.n,r.m.n named mon tbsir surcrss
bat We wish it fell TO our duty to record
the b,stowaj II prjz,s bya Carson F.ir
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HOTEL ANRsVAL0.
Carson Theatre.

The Stranger " was well played l.st
night. Tho beneficiary, Miss Belle
Douglas, assumed the part OF Mrs. Hal
Ter with more effectiveness than We re-
member to have seen it presented before
on this stage. Mr.. John Jacks stranger
was an admirable piece of acting. We
could have wished to see fuller attend
ance, but it was net = slim house by any
means.
MISS FIRNAN 5 BENIFIr
Takes place tonight. We need not tell
our readers that she is one Of the very
best actresses ever seen here, accom-
plished in all things and possessing q
most charming voice, cultivated to an
admirable perfection. She has chosen
for the nights attraction Boucicault' ;
sensation drama of The Long Strike.
We bespsak and predict full house.
No EXTRA CHARGE
Will be made for reserved seats. This
wise Encouragement. will, We feel sure,
make q marked difference in the volume
of receipts st the ticket Office. In the
play tonight Mr.. John Jack will take
the part of Money Penny and Miss Fir
man that OF Jane Learoyd. Balance Of
the parts by the members of this most
excellent dramatic troupe.
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The Tura V-rcin Soeie'y's New
proEaAenl.

/ i"Picke.eus.
! We .,rolled into the back-ac.ion which
! the Turner's ar. erecting in rear Of their
hall, yesterday afternoon. Here Ne
| found our old friend Henry David busily
At work with saw and hammer and plane
accommodating the bar for the gentle
mems drawinsroom There. This add
ton is very important piece Of work
and will make the hall very complete
and commodious place ior the holding
OF such festive reunions as our German
fellow citizen. 80 much delight in. The
new building is entered by two doors
from the hall one door opening into q
ladies dressing and cloak room, end the
other communicating with an apartment
designed solely for gentlemen. Each OF
these rooms is provided with a waite,
closet. and, as We have intim,icd, the
gentlemen room contains . bar, over
which nothing stronger than beer and
wine will be served. Both these room.
open upon q spacious dining hall, off
from which is 4 kitchen which combines
IN Its arrangements spacious pantry.
This entire buildisg is Substantially
sealed with toneued and grooved board.
throughout, and is IS comfortable and
cosy as the most sxacting could desire.
This dining hall may be entered through
. door which opens from the street, thus,
for ell purposes required, making the
new building separate and distinct from
the original structure. These arrange
ments will greatly facilitate matters when
the Turner's come to hold their Thanks
giving party.
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Ths New OsaAty Pssr UsSso AVID
gn1rmary.

|
! Our readers are aware that under an
order OF the Board Of County Commits.
siono.s a contract ha. been entered into
| by DR.. Dawson, by the terms Of which
! he undertakes TO lodge. iced, tupply
nee.ied medicines md give his profea-
| siuual services to the p.upers and in
| dig.nt sick C. the county. In consider
alton OF these services he receives =
monthly payment of $3.50. To eaab,
himself to execute the terms ef his con
tract the Doctor has renicd and fitted mp
with cOts, carpets, kitchen and dining
loom arrangements, etc. The tailding
on the corner of Third and Nevada
strscts, opposite Cowing's paint shop
tho same house in which Jack Gaah-ris
used 10 live This property now bs-
longs to Mrs. Boyd Of Trlnktown.] At
the Doctors invitation NO visited this
institution yesterday. VS. found The
diuiDrroona provided vita a coiumoi.-
ous table, covered with a neat, Whit,
tablecloth, large. roomy sldehoard or
DH1ltt Tor uis!lts, &C, sblio babathI.I&l
chairs and clock Opening ont IT To.
diningioom is wall appointed kitchen,
with a nsn stove and Other coGvoL!fnCn
O. = we'll regulated cookrCCm. We went
through the several warGs and inspected
the beds. These are clean. nov co.G,
simply provided with I'll TIA. y needed
TO make bed comfortable. Thee are
eight rooms in this house including tbs
kitchs and When the few rep4irs which
the Doctor has detigncd are perfected,
the whole est.blishmsu ut viii be a. light
and CHEEKY and neal g. It Is comfortable.
There are only two patients in the i'll
Urinary, and these are sll the persons
now living on the county. one OF thsse
is nau suffering from compound
fracture OF the bones Of one of his lrgr:
the other is afflicted with dropsy, and
will be tapped" In . day or two. The
only objectionable feature o. this poor
houfe ami hospital is, Its location. But
the Doctor says that he is going to in
habit the front rooms with his family;
and he thinks that if he and his wife
and children can consent 10 live IL the
County Aims House, the neighbors can
stand 1t to live near It. This is qnes.
ton which we do not propose TO decide.
AS to the institution itself, it seems 20 ,
Do ali that one could desire.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-11

"GLoRIoUs Carson. Oar appreci..
tive and neighborly contemporary, the
Gold Hill Ne,es, in its issue Of Tuesday
evening takes up the question Of . Re
lief Fund Ball in Carson and comments
al follows:
The kind hearted citizens Of Carson have
| stood in nobly for the relief of our uni fort
innate Virginia neigh bors and were among
the very first to send practical assistance
clothing. Moreover they followed up their
neighborlE generosity with still further
aid and comfort. And now we are informed
that they are about to put the climax upon
concert shortly, the entire receipts of
which will be devoted to the same noble
object. All the best musical talent Of Car
son, Virginia, Gold Hill and contiguous
localities has volunteered for the occasion,
and it viii be the grandest and most enjoy
able affair of the season. Gallant old Car
son, the Comstock range is your friend
fOreVermOrc.
Certainly these are tho words Of en-
couragsment and cheer. We will here
state that We are informed upon the best
authority that the day and date and pro-
gramme of arrangements for this enter
rsinmsnt will DO agreed on ard made
known within a day or two at furthest.
To doubt its brilliant success is to be
apprehensive that Carson, after doing
her handsomest, will wind up her good
work with calamitous and abcrtiye
effort. In tho lexicon OF Relief which
fate ard emergency map out for the
brightest page in Carson 5 history, there's
no such word As fail.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-11
ORDINANCE NO. Is.

An Ordinance requiring the r'moN- al
distractions rro,a tn" streets in Carson
City. Orinsby County, stat. OF Nevada.
The Il, ari Of TRUSTEE. OF c.rron city DO
ordain
SECTIoS /. II shall be uaiawfnl ;ur any
person 10 Ub>truct or & keep or maintain
any obstruct ions in the streets or said
Carson city in the portioa thereof rs -
comprised in the lands decided by Judge
=. II. right. Trustee by authority ~ an
Act o' Congress OF the United states.
SEQ. .. IL j. mad" the duty 80 the Mar
Shal or any policeman OF said Carson Guy
upon the order ora B0ari 81 irlgtrc- OF
said 'aTann CITY to immediately notify
ANY par'N "g parties having fenced or oh-
-trIci"d any street oF a ppri Ion ct any
street or highway within the limi.s nt said
Carson tiiE as described in IA" iifsi Sec
tiuu az this Ordnance or keen or main
tain any Instructions ia raid street or
streets, 10 iriN adiat"lN notify the party
ut parties ohStructinS, kcrpin. or main
tanning distractions IN said street or
Sire Is. 10 remove such sttIintiuHS with
In ten days after receiving such notice.
tSE". 3. II ntter notice Il, provided ia the
second Section Of this Ordinance the parry
or parties making such ohStruct ions ar
k"ering 81 n aintatniug such distractions
SHALL rr'u>s ur neglect e. =, hON, >uch pb-
atru"iiOnS FROM tn" street or streets arucr
being notified blythe NAr,lla OrEu sIoilr'-
nlrtn Of Aid Carson city, within len days
Sitr" receiving such nuiico. he, sltr or
they .AaI hc drr;acd guilty Of a miaie.
In"-tlpr. mad ON con victien thereof rnall
ba fO'd ia a SUN not exceeding i've han.
Or. ii dollars rr Im.rlsunnrn; ia the city
Jail FOR ~ term not EXCEEDING six month";,
or - both su"h I'm" and inrri."nm"us
in the discretion Of The Court.
Adopted November ,, l>,.
WILLIAM H. NoEBET!,
President pro IN
Attest: T. !. EDWARDS, CITY Clerk.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-11

A HANDSOME SPECIMEN from the acid
works fire was shown to US yesterday by
Mark Gaige who had secured it for tho
cabinet in the Magnolia. 1t is sort of
tree Of lead with beautiful bluestone
LEAKAGE, formed by some eccentric chemi-
cal action under the influence of high
degree Of heat. 1t only needed to have
the flower of birthstone growing amid its
sulphuret crystals to make novel school
OF botany, worthy to grow on the banks
OF the Sty1 or Irvine itself about the
red-hot gates Of Tophet.
TIE CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL pro-
jectsd by the Carson Guard will take
place on Tuesday and not Thursday
next. We make this statement to cor
rect an error a. to the day Of the week
contained in tho announcement and adj
vertIssment as they appeared in our is
sue OF yesterday morning. Tuesday the
10th instant 10 tho true racket.
PERsoNAL.-Nr. Charles Robbins. of
the San Francisco paper house of Blake,
Robbins 1 Co., arrived in Carson yes
terday morning from the Bay. Nr.
Robbins is an old typo and represents
one OF the best mercantile houses OF the
coast.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-11

! VS. rorp some repsir. TO the roof Of
tho '. 4 T. machine shop. 1t is Gov.
cred With corrugated vu!canized sheet
iron, which material, although undorb.-
eddy an excellent preventive Of FIRE from
without, is not an absolute security
against leakage from capillary a!.rac-
ton or the disturbances arising from
the expansion and contraction caused
by changes in the temperature Of the
air. Also, this iron roof creates some
discomfort in cold weather by condens-
ing the vapors which are unavoidable in
a great, steam driven factory like this.
We may be very sure, however. that
Mr.. isripgton viii lot suffer these
ayo!dable impsrfections to exist much
longer. He has too much rs,t!.n en-
srgy 70, that.
FATnhR HrAcIErpE informs MS that
TIE saloon known As Harry's At the
corner Of Carson and Spear streets is
about to undergo chang. in proprietor
ship, Mr.. J. L. Crews, long connected
with the Corbett Bar being the purchaser.
Under the new order of things the place
will be called The Sanctuary" and Mr.
kirchnsr, whose professional pseudonvm
Is Father Hyacinthe will bs major domo.
They propose to set hot lunch and pre-
sent other attractions. This new ar
rapGsment will 60 into effect early next
week and will be duly announced.
ONk HCsDEED THOUSAND TRADE Dot
LARS were yesterday delivered by the
Conner to the Cashier of the Carso
Mint. This is the largest delivery of
this coin yet made at one time. 1t
shows that they are not idle in that
Money making Institution.
TIE HUNDoLDT RK0IsTER RESUME. its
daily issues. We give it welcome.
Latest Styles ia Millinery Goods |
Dress Making, etc.
Mrs, C. Cunningham Of the Csrsett BIeak |
whose opening Of Fall goods last week Was 80 |
l.rgcly attended by the ladies Of Car.sn, AMI !
is 40 bountiiul, is constantly in the receipt of |
new invoices of all sorts Of things in the lstsst |
patterns Of hats, etc, exc. Alss her facilities
for fashionable cress making are unequsllsd in
Nevada ss her rer reputation for eissapt MS
nd stylish tTimnaing fully attssts.
TIKI FAvoHITK.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and Ormspy streets, is becoming
The favor.s resort OK this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer, while Nhe
best Of wines, liquors and cigars are, also, sold
It the bar. first class Pedrs Game for the
of guests, q cold lunch at ali hours
md hearty good cheer for Sll ere its recOnmen.
lations to public favor. Il. Il. Brown is the
proprietor.
HorIcs is hereby given that 1 have bsss
appointed Agent for the Wilson Sewing Machine
or the State Of Nevada vice F. Hardy removed
Parties holding leased machines are requested
o pay promptly At the office, l0I C Street. Vir-
,inia City. or send to me through Wells, Fargo
! Cos Express.
nov3-lw n. S. PERRY.
:. J. WHITE, N. o., Physician and Surgeon,
> once more at his old quarters over Fosters
)rss store. Carson Street. opposite the Capitol.
ie3Q-n
Hor1cH.-AH psrrons having bills against the
'irginis Relief Committee will present the
anne iRmedistsly. A. HRLx, Secretary,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-11

JOIN G. Fox will take himself of to
San Francisco this evening. The buy
ing Of holiday goods and things is Johns
GRAND Bsywards.
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CARSON CITY
&INIa4 STOCK RnrSxx

Eofe Ne5a 0oar0
l45 Orhir 4oS. ii
100 Mexican
sos Gould and Curry 1871
40 Best and Bclchsr %, 1SS
% savags
% ChoIiar 81. 62h
20 Hale and Ioreross a1k, ~
1868 Crown Point 30. 81
$50 Yellow Jacket y, I:4
<:s Imperial ~ .
81 EmIire Hill5
I5J kentuck IA
$50 beicher 81. 2ila
20 Alpha l7lt
$50 Con Virginia 15S
80 Conndeacc 1871
$40 Sierra Sevads, u. lei
2l4s CaIifsrnis S:a. S3S
10 Bullion IS
- EIchequer a. Il
Se3 Justice n, 2s4
III Union Con IA
Us Caledonia IS, l4ls
lsO liza L., IL
IFS Baltimore - II
Sc Utsh
$50 Silver Hill SS.0
5sS ROCK Island al
10 Challenges
100 New York Con IL, I.
3I1J Woodville 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
TI-UnpEAN MARKETS

LoSDoA Nay 3l-l23O =. m.Consols for money oSa, for
the account. 81 United states bonds FiNes lO2 =
Lrie Hallway SHARES 10; New York Central 81. ., g..
LNERPOOL- MAY 3l-l220 p. m.--Ihr Cotton market ~
steadv Nj dlng Uplands ~; Mddne Orleans sdsel
r. % bales including 1000 bales toI speculate on and
export the basis Of Mddng IL lands nuthing he
Cool Culinary, deV, Tabe June and July, at ii.
LONDON May 81 p. COnsOls for money 93 '7aHi FOR
account 9 Paris dispatches quote Bentes at 81 francs
30 confines
IrKRPooL, MAY 3l2 msales Of Cotton on hc basis OF
Mddng UIlands nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable
July August at 7lSd do nothing below Low Mddlng.
deliverable May, al Sd. Rrtausiuis quiet Cheese, Dos
y cwt. for American Lard 63d63 cWt Bacon, 62 u
3 cwt for short Clear Middes.
ANTWLI, May 3l.-PetrOeum % IL for fine Pale Amer
LONDON, MAY 1850 p. mrhe rate OF discount IN The
open market ior three months bills is $40 per cent which IL
Ira per cent below The Bank OF England rate.
LIVERPOOL, May 81 $3.50 MOI the sales Of Cotton today
g. 300 bales American.
LONDON, May 81 D. m.-Thc amount 81 bullion gone
into tie Bank England balance to-day I4300O Paris
dispatches quote icntes nj 81. zoe.
ANTWERP, May 3lPetIolenm, 2I for Fine Pale american
LONDON, May 3Thc settlements al the stock Exchange
resulted IN but three failures and they OF slight impo
ance -.
the account, 81 isd9fl
LIVERPOOL MAY 3l-6:30 y. m-Corn, 81 30 Il 6Pqr.
LONDON. May 3PetrOeum I'D. per gallon for Refined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-01
DOMESTIC MARK ETS,

ALBANY May 3l-Wheat quiet and nominaly unchanged.
79dS2c for Western Mixed and Round yellow. Oats ~
76c range dull Malt steady with fair demand
sales 5000 bags TwOr0we State country made at I'll 49,
and 6,OOJ bags Six rowed state at 81 co.
BALTIMORE, May 3l-COOn frmer Low MiddliDg. 10 i2c.
Flour dull Howard street and Western sgpernne "a boa
Mills Superfne a. 6OdSl 70 do Extra - 25a$5 do Rio
brands $6 as do Family s8 20. Wheat dull and lower
No. Western Amber, 81 So No. do, 81 81 Mixed do.
81 "a No Western Eed, 81 SO No: do 81 81 Pennsy.
Red al 30asl 32 Maryland Red, 81 e5d$l 80 do.
Amber 81 27dsl 40 do White III 5Oasi 43 No Western
Spring Red 81 IL COrnsOuherI steady; Western, firm;
southern White Sic southern Yellow Soc Western Mixed,
sld8l &c. Oats dull southern 1880 Western White,
73c Western Mixed 70g72c rye duh n ~ Is. Hay dull
frm Pork s2las3i 90 Bulk Meats steady Shoulders,
9ailc Bacon Shoulders 9ec Clear Rib sides i2s.c
Hams Ia l5c. Lard-fehDed 154 isc steam. ii aa
i4sc Butter firm and activeGood 20 fine Western grass,
24u26c. Petroleum nominal Crude 6ls06i4c. Refined.
136l34c. Coffee quiet but nIm Ordinary 10 Prime Rio
cargoes l5ssaIS2c JobbiDR Ordinary 20 Choice l6i4dl9
Whisky dull weak and lower small sales Ut 81 20 New
offered at 81 H. WITHOUT buyers.
BOSTON May 3lFlour Demand continues quite moderate,
aud saies could only Dc forced a concession Western super
and Minnesota Extras. % 76aF6 90; White Wheat, Ohio
Indiana and MICHIGAN. 50 25d$7; Illinois s6 5Odt7 80
Louis % 500fS so Southern Flour duh at % 25dss
Corn quiet at s2as5c for Mired and Yellow Oats 7ia7Sc
for Mixed and White Rye VI 10. Shorts Pine Peed,
Middlings, $24as27. kecciptsFlour, 1884 bbls Corn
s400 bush: Wheat 1000 bush; Oats i3.4O0 bush shorts
5000 BUSH, Barley. 3j5 bush
BUFFALO, May 3l,-Receipts by Lake-F1our. 900
bbs Wheat llS50O bush Corn, $4,000 bush; Oats 7i,OO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-01
THE MONEY MARKET.
MONDAY, May SIP. N.

MONDAY, May oi-f' NJ
This Decoration Dayl being legal holiday 'ne
gtock Gold, and other Exchanges have been closeu'
os well as the banks, mercantile establishments and
brokers, offices. London advices report the market
for consos and United States securities quiet and
,teady e43OOO sterling went into the Bank OF En-
,land to-day on balance. Money is reported easy
The rate of discount in the open market for three
months bills being 37l6 per cent, which is 10 below
fine Bank of England rate. The fortnightly settle
ment at the Stock Exchange to-day resulted III put
three unimporant failures, one of which was that OF
dealer in Erie, that stock selling to-day at los46
l6. A London dispatch states that Sanderson ~ Co.,
discount brokers, the Abedarc and Plymouth Iron
Companies have pctitoned TO liquidate. Paris dis
patches report rentcs at 64f 75c.
Washington dispatch states that the Conrt OF
Claims to-day gave an opinion in the case OF the
Union Pacific Railroad Company. The suit was
brought TO recover the onehalf of the amount earned
for Government transportation, but now withheld 10y
the Government 20 pay interest advances when the
subsidy bonds mature. The Court gave Judgment
for the Company in the sum of $4,000.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day amounted 10
1905 900. and the Customhouse receipts to $72e,-
900.
The Bank Statement compares as follows with
former returns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-01
5inlflCial.

MEETING of the stockholders of the
~ sIrng Nom tain Co viii be held the office % the
Comuany Jeanesyle Lu1eIBe COuntf, PENN on tt -
DAY 9Th day Of jane next for tho election OF Directors
of said company fI;S. loblNsoN' lIrs Z.
4 MEETING of the Stockholders of the
~ ew-Y OTk Gas Saving Company VIII be held at the
OF the Conn hLIsiaJ The ION day oi June Tor
for the ensuing
transfer books viii closed from the sin to the 10th o une
Polls open from II III. I'LL ? r. IN. -.-