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New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

weakness in Western Union, became the fayorte ana
was further lifted into buoyancy. the price oVeftop
ming that of Yesterday. The Preferred stened up 10
79bs at once hut here spirit of rivalry developed IL
self in the North Western which, in carrying the re
ferred up to 67l4 raised the Common To above TO-
This very decided squirt due tothe passage IN the
Wisconsin Legislature of the Vance bill. which IL
practical restoration of the railway rates oil lo'Z,
and a decided defeat for the Grangers. By mdhay
the tumult IN the above shares had ceased wheh INC
running began on New-York Central In this STOCK
there was attempt made to cover some snort III
tcrest said to have been put out several months
perhaps yeaIs-ago, with result of lifting the picc
above H. Rock Island also danced merrlly up
ward until it stopped at 1908. In the mean time
the other shares were, comparatively speaking, let
alone though Lake Shore was considerably above
the low price current AT the start and Erie stifened
up to 17a,. Michigan Central, Mississippi and Ohio,
Union Pacific and ST. Josephs with Pacific Mail, were
steady and quiet, while downward turn OF Ia per
cent to IL l2 characterized Missouri racine III thc
morning. though there was Subsequent recovery
Investment shares were firm, Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western at 1l7@ll7l2; Central New
Jersey at 1O794; Chicago and Alton at 105, and Hi
nois Central at par. Expresses were irregular and
lower, though Adams advanced to 12 American
GGl4aG5; United States, 7G4075a, and Wells
Fargo, 00a,, small lots; Delaware and hudson
Canal sold at 122. The afternoon market was more
quiet, comparatively, and closed without excite
ment but strong for the Changers, heavy for Iele-
graph, and steady others. The subJoined table
shows the extreme fluctuations in United States
bonds, the leading railway and miscellaneous shares
and gold made during the past week. as well rs the
closing quotations of each at the dates under
mentioned, and the aggregate sales of each stock III
the list:
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
THE MARKETS.
fcaretully reportoi for rHs raIBJSsl
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
y,,r Notth Rirer Vessel. and RditrO1dS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

iLfrp, J, rco. -, iP'o, o
AsUEs-Thcre IL only slow and uncertain business beng
done aud less nominal al oc ior fo's anu
o bus ness is small YET holders os G5 aTe
70 Southern at 81 gc Western Yellow quoted at 3zH
BcKs-Te demand for Hard Brick has been only moer
att, but quotations remained steady Fronts have be9
qais! and nomry unehanse, T., w We tnn@ 9@9I ,d r q
s. Haversiraw Bay 50 65ds7 Fronts SroohIB,o~E VIZ
dt50 baltimore, 81 a@5O Yard pr'os' de''iy "o"1''
bEOOM CoBN-There is nothing doing in this market and
quotations are really ptnlng NOR aan n1ia ] ~ NJ 81
dl0c, Medium ? ID care; Red and kediipped b'
CANDLEs-Thcre changes In quotations TO be noted
and steady moderate trade is gong On naahsn,iu' ,
iSo Parailne 2Oa2 c.; iehncd spermaccn. q 2se.
81 al 81 p Tb Fortn Las been noicraieJ acIc
and adv win the tone # thing shade tlonge og
ne oGenass are isr "a aG'tny, & sS spS 90 sds 20 of e
hseH - - ~ op 90 o5 %r sSsaSf nG a 80 ,f Fine
CIIiCCORY-.,o more than moderate business Is being
dTS eSAiS a dmand E9Td ii Xnnraeic has Only
moderate but quotations are steady Bi.anin9s nag
House cann sl5asI7 Liverpool cas- Do 60 sissH Ns%
5s ssGso u frosaca i 5oass. currency rennsylyaa
Land Sot and Broldtop IS 75as6 % and Antraces5 20
cOFFEE- ~a in demand at the late decline sales
Of 5000 bags ~ lilroc@ anl 8j ba e, 1nr,' il @ Sr
here aud 3'oDsass; 'S oii. i', % sn 90 , hcie are
Oriinary oaiSoey llJc. fa,r, l6te iG'2o' GHo' iaa
gold Tle sock here now 2i45l7 bass Ma Cogee as
g1ehh has ana n w an sineap"r 9as e. SatSe Ccyi1G Is a
Matacaiuo IL lS2c. inguayfl- li2G l.ci SaIlo
nna.ngo lJal Lsc. iicl loI l9ci Moxielh "a
l. 9c. Sayani ~ o.. Poro L'co Is 9c AhgoStIi :,
lhc, tt,rtCoA lbdloC MAIila, I a
lSc. Maccasar. lJd -uc. all gold.
oOOPEHAGE STOCK There naa been mln'ite uSl,lnu I
ANA prcr. remained atout straiy We quote; !mpy
iog-hcals. 504t- 5Ji Hoops - :e'L ornaIY 10 PRIME
.i-i MOd--tH Shocks, inches,
uith Heads. s2ar1 20 sugar shocks, with Ii,ma 81
iu,h,. - 5J0s d.. g iucGcs IL H@@ 70: i.pA
SHOCKS 75as e.. Rum shOoSs Sid<i 25i Pipe SHOCKS
fG luaS7 - 49,.
COKDNGE-Thc following the current quotations. Man A.
a. H. ilaalj c Manila CoIdag,, II "a !.' Ial'd Mania
ID. SlI lt, II aI-t. NrU Icl.a II y g, Iahad
Hrnp Tarird, lie American HeHiy EaTed l"c terms e'
cash. aru..-.
COTTON-Thc market on tho SPOT was unchanged Theie
was an al .uct busiArs, iOr rApt Tie bcS were '5'
d. lr o when lO att evening 'fd ng sos iog c"u'unp
iio and speculation ino cDta al the pore "tfr
-57 btrs almst %, so barH tins day ist week, aia
1920 bales this DAY last year HE Quotations are;
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
The closing quotations of foreign exchange are as

plentiful that the turn of the market s i'll favor OF
the borrower On Government bonds the rates on
call are and 3, and OF pledge Of ordinary Stock
Exchange collateral 3I2aI, while the best nercan-
tile paper sells at 4l24G. The United States Treas
urcr to-day received S400, 900 National bank notes
for redemption. The Customs receipts AT Washing
ton amounted TO 100000. The Internal Revenue
receipts footed up $3OO,000. Tho following is the
Clearing house statement: Currency exchanges
500 1873, 49,; currency balances. $3,G9G, ,io2; gold
exchanges ~, ,GJ2,3 gold balances, $iGS,Si7.
Government bonds were buoyaGt on sharp invest
ment demand. aided by low rates Of money and
higher gold. The buying is brisk, and round lots
are not readily obtainabe, 70 bare is the market of
stock. The closing quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

at Sess .s y a0d s The &
%s ine @1s scodSsss Is Ike nS, See
atiye ogetions W rates are certainly now ever
for the trade TO operate Freely and somew hat In advance
sXLT@rhe market for Liverpool Fine has been o,,.,
p, Sp pees sre s ss S;as aSS se dao S ' O pr
ingfonr MarshaiPs Dsakn and was6ngtoos i 4osst'a
TURKS leland, 25c y bush st. Martin, Soc aud Ca seso
g2Se caeh 100 9als ga a. 81 49, god
a,man and rather more steady sales -. Of 2G3 bags
sRINs-In Goat skins fair trade has been done, ard
TO tne receipts The market skius row shows
s a%es am oaI1mpico soc Ma,amo! 56 6o"S yeT. on
cruz a5d5oc.-a gold Buenos Ayres, 0ci PaJta l6c:
Paina, 3oaloe-all currency Deer-Hondnris 4oe Vera
q de- 10, % S. M % s Gt1Ga la A9a %Sfcsa %
Para 45e.; Puerto Gaelic 4oe.alI % esrrency ,a @ u
prizes sio 5 i aos sa@ss s,es iS
sc Ga.si-Chiua ignoa Csc; Batavia, 2Oa2ie Ginger
Calcutta 9la9l2e. African, loaallc. Pimento l3ac Nut
sTEHHIS ralc quiet at !,.c . for Prime w,stern
Mace Tne fanSaeons enbrIcoi 7i5 hhds Minigao At
& S Snss T pr T' G HRSs sS ssy2 S GSsa At
ss1r The quotations are Inferior b. Common refining,
ShSl Fan T. Goq9 Cent % Moasss a ,4ss Ss
c Meada m $685. a. asYsna s GSa B d. s. s So S Ses
10 10 ls 9ed9S,c Nos 10 to 20 s.sGdosG PIN WIG st%
Groccry Fair 20 Choice ssd8'ac Brazil Bags d s. Nos
seiac New Orleans Refining, 659a71g. DO, Greery,
73.aSi2c Rehned-Crushed, y D lOasdlO}c.; Po"lcfeI
lOa,G lO4c Granulstsd, 10 "a lO4c Cut bod iie~
50 White "a sandlr Centrifugal 9'.ei do on "a" 9,7ei
&C" 9asd3 2c yellow 90, So@0'Aci o'hef ell
low, Sc9c. -. -,
l75.OOO iD at 0i-Gg 5sc. y ID fox COOd to Prime.
demand and the market II steady, bot iol ihes
AID invoices.
market for Seed Leaf has been less active,
but pr.ccs rena sales 400 incldGng New
1874, Snllc, and SuIdrTs at Td2jc,
alsO 500 bales Havana 0Sl L. Kentucky has been
demand and steady sales 300 his AZ lOc
light sock holders askngSl a5a$l 90, gold south
Ses dull .tt 81 lO gold.
WIsKY-Market steady with sales Of 80 b5ls at 81 10
T. gallon. - ,...--..-, . -. 49,.
during the past and at tue close the ns the part
ol no n fe wcas, and dspust on 10 ke sup
lowest level h plainly apa."lt The tacs
Who were 20
Openin9 In the iry gris tnae.
now hid tnat fabrics will hardly sell at prom, aud In
many instances il SUSTAINED theI a-alni the ssl-
are srined 10 b. eve that duty For;u Mools WI
reduction, thus Caug X depeclatllh ~ tc Naiu
oI nucsc lions added to all tIs are he rec NJ
which have caused close scrutiny IN hr ia-
In, on.v feature being the late sale o JOOOJO
Fleece at i6c. We append il0taLOhs;
FLEECE-X&N aud t1cklOck, fS@1Ic; \ y am =,
s0disc.; Nos ! p 3Sd45c Combing, 6o@o2e; IuD-
CAIFoaNiA CSwAsnED-spring CHIP, 2OG3Sc FAN Clp, IL
TTiL LED wooI-Donostic Extra A0a47e; super 3SHi6ci
l. 80 T37c No 2 I2d lsc.t lanlDs o1aiDei "'seei"
3Ja iac. SOiifHegi 2-4J3Jc: California, 25dsOc
ORF.ON SDCiHE.N STAiEs-t nv ashed Cotl
Ing rage qua ~, 30d3jc Unwaset Cohl0hs do avg
doc. o-soo.
Ordinary. 12d2lc.. Coarse, 2O1 2. . -
NFw. HFyicAN Am COioRADO-Washed 26d3oe.i Un.
washed, - a25c.; Black, l7o23c
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

The railway and miscellaneous share market
quiet at the opening, at least for the general list,
though there was much interest manifested in West
em Union Telegraph, which was weak. and cventu-
ally declined point from last night, touching 10 on
pressure of sales accustomed by the reduction in the
telegraphing rates of the Atlantic and Pacific Com
pany on competing lines. This stock was not long
destined to occupy alone conspicuous position for
quick movement began 10 be manifested IL the late
tendency Of the market, and St. Paul Common, which
had opened at asa. and yielded quarter, under
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

stTct josI - iaaiy..l11s Mildhue .....:-l2s
I!,rs Gci.rci on contact 100 bales '"r t"iie
np,ut.l at rlt ~.N si,v, ", ".H al
t.r~ali LIST. !,s yst' nay - rr1 pm March io3 49,
Anil llt MAY 6uN lt'tsr, august ~, '-' 20 e.
/ l,,l,.. ~ &C. psid .. Apu Tor 10. b. Tor MaJ.
t.t-t Fehrl-Iy, o. ~ 'Is,, r. n AFih lUu, 10
al Au.u,i. I.c iitc, total 700 ha.os S.' today p
i 10 m. F.us. re- ltu To- .faci 100, ~ --''' l' 'i'
20 iB7 ,- .... aU is..a 100 3 .e' 30 J." rs.
MAY 10 3 rs.ci J,tr, 3D. iai.irt or i'-lge u3 =
= i5aitc 7Oj. isc; to,ai. 5000 bales grand Total
o. 700 t.I - ,, , ,, -
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

ern and 81. Paul were advancing, while Pacifics i'm
proved Il to 1 per cent or the defaulted bonds
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Sinking Funds advanced
to 5(,.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
Tofai shares sold to d
The lhilade' phia stock quotations at the close o
business to-day as follows:

The London adyiccs were uhimpnriant, though
money is easy of access below the Bank of England
minimum. this Institution rcporting bullion gam
of 60 OgO British consols le03lG lower and
United States bonds steady and quiet. Ere was
dull at IJi2d1 jbs for Common. and 3la3ll ~ for
Preferred. In Paris rcntes were quoted AT G7f 6Or.
GG7f Doc. sterling being easier at 2If. lGl2c. The
gold market felt the force Of expected specie eyport
and after opening at Il3ls, there were sacs ai
ll3a- aud 1l3lta1I33s were the prcpondcratng
figure. What effect the settlement Of the Syndicate
and the Treasury will have next 1mnday remainr
10 be sren On gold loans the rates were l, ., aad
% per cent carrying. Foreign exchange Was strong
on the basis Of III s52e$ s'44 for siAiy days bi'l'
and - s0Ita$i s912 Tor three days sight. These
are the actuai rates; nominal ra.cs below. Tie
EXPORT clea1anocs Of domestic pIoduco from
the port Of Ncw-York for the week ending
tonight Amounted III currency valuation to
S3ilO29j. 1ho Assistant Treasurer paid out
tD7 900 in coin interest and SJoe,OOO ia called
bonds. The days business AT the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared T21,O7C,00U .
gold balances, $s203G0; currency baancee
$3.50, ,4GI. The principal gold quotations were:
1000. ...lis,s l9n....il3s loo....I,$ 23o ii9$ ~,
iIUV....Ii5i. 1880 ...ll3'a 200 ....i.3sI
The days business at the United States Snb-Treas-
ury comprised:
Goa sa3s52i3 z c@Ty aTy gag@G9' sss 80 iS m
cSry cSl 2seslSi,. io925G5 II
The treasury balances at the close Of business
to-day were:
Currency ieo'ooo "0o
rss coin -.-. "a. $1,000
Tnc closing quotations of foreign exchange are
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16


Receipts for the week 2JoG pkes do last wceE $500
Win such arpc arrlN ais SsOlc ID prrN ai aoc.
mutation az stock The ieinan! Is noe what dealers colt
would be better al the eggs turned out BO0!
ii.d II II farther Fresh OtS 81 Western a-
doubted marks selling i7c. 30 bbs southern III. os
% bb.s U.hcr M,stt just selling at t1so foe
lots Sclug at lOTl2c. lots oi imsd are TX"
iarruty further rOu sale IMAM soma a. ihc t'
en- thiA bottom been reached CAT other tolgh %
belnr-. all depends anon thc weather Qi0;atons
\ j and l.. l. 3 ,losl- Glg West lAlr.lb = a.
state and III ais southern. .--......l6 GAoH
West. CAoi. 4 IL
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

fkIiTS -GREEN.
hout 7o0 bbs npp, were ppei abroad during the week
Tho csnr, that apples keeping poorly IN vas
nfsvorabn weather much iog aud san I1aie continues
llu little 1rmncs- II, what turns out nns
100 bill lot Blidwins sold at 50 s3 81 - rotias
been los frosty. Lots somewAt o"s
OF order sold 81 y craa VIII, nne at - lo1
arc sil higher IL boxes but II sa question ~ho'i 'N
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
GeaChcr9.

A GRADUATE of Yale and Student Of The
IA oloy private Pui ~ the CLASSICS VI !i
NATIiIMAIICS. Address y, 40 LcXingion-ave.
AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER from Vassar
IA College fe~ pupils Best 0i references -! al
dressing TEACHER, 81 PARK row, n l.
AN accomplished TEACHER OF experience
"A de.s p,itiou I'm school to teach history English H.
eGature phy sica geography and aim OF ~oui t lNo
lessons pupils Address MISS CAhLiii, wv
East ljthst
AIRS. MITCHELL (dpom6e) supplies fann-
IVA lies with GONEASEssk rs az TUTORS. VISITING OF
Pesieu. Information gratutousy OF teachers 0i the
language, music and drawing also good hchools
TEACHElsS' BUkEAU " Vest 3Jhst
vT,EACHERS supplied with schools, and schools
il with teachers, at the EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, II
Union. square. ANNA RANDALL DiaHL, Manager
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
Dcniisirn

L,LEGANT GUM SETS "a; Rose Pearl, $40
II whi,e metal for shallow Jaws. ss continuous gum
ratna lined porcelain enameled $50 nons oxide gas adj
ininstered G. H. MODEMANN, 532 Third ave. near Thirty
nxthst
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
~ without pain. Dr. nAsBaQUok, formerly OPERATOR
painless extraction Of teeth at lSi Broadway corner Of
Ldhst
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

Total since jan s37OlJ,3bs S3075s,G3J s32b3J232
Price Ci gold .......... liza ili's llSt
Messrs. Konntze Bros, No. II Wall-st have been
designated fiscal agents for the State of Nebraska
and all bonds of the State, Of the counties towns
townships, aud school districts thereof, will here
after be payable Mt their Office.
There was a large and buoynnt trade in railroad
bonds, and in every description there were higher
prices recorded. All the descriptions Of Northwest
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

,tance teeth excel everything beretoore Of
strength and gtness needle only To ge seen
10 bc aa In day and only &l5 70 $50
set Call and examine Also best Rubber Sets from $40 TO
s1C Gold and Ilana s3o 10 go Ektractng under gas
Or T. o. WAIT 45 Last Twenty third 81, near NadeonbYe
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

GoyTRyMFNT STOCK DEPARIMENr-2 O'CLOCK.
L S Gs Registered 1881 ; 5Zp coupon % ,oo
900. ...-....--.....-.l23 90 % '.-..' nc iSo
1Ouu................l23Is L r 5s, Registered, 1854
''"N''''''''''''' 10. ........-..-...ll lSss
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

Receipts for week 1860 boxes doaast week l2s-e
DO exports week, lof43 30. Liverpool cable suOti-
tcuS Gus. Larger rc'rps hs1r shipments, ana NOR sa-
Sauc~i cable On itaOus with stronger rdng iot rray
fancy goods the cheese narnct We
cannot rep Ney .cty, market especial for the great
gDd crcst. Most sales o. anc ttctSc
a. ga Ia4c, though lac rcfstd for long hne oi
fancy t culrod cheese amt on" lot OF 900 WIS III AZ scl
with sop enbvr ~ l3c Sill the great buk 0f
be- M mind l. large II Hing ~
lLGl3U While make up lIo IN real! lucH We do lot
want to considered cailng the et much bet,er
There are maly k.id sale any price. quota
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

In State bonds, District of Columbia 3.65s were
frIner at 73G73ls New Tennessecs declined to
4JIA, new series selling at 43i2Di32i. Brooklyn
Water Loan advanced 90 1914
In ci:y bail, shares. Bank of America ~ sold at
15O Continental "a at 70; Hanover ~ at 30, and
Bank of Rcpublic % at 81.
I ie following shows the exports cxcuslve Of spe-
eie from the port of Ncwl or< to foreign ports for
the week ending Feb. 10, aud since the beginning of
the year:
1871. 1878. 1876.
the wcek...-.... SI,3iJ.JJO i3yJ2,DSi A3iAO29J
Z
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
SECOND Bo.nD-I O'CLOCK p. NJ

1I,s Of State BJnds- RdurOpf B0nfs-Brtt and RAJ.
= rnnd SLnres- Ernress NiOcks &c.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

y ] Central
So. bc. lO1
New-JcrscN L.
l44....bC liO
Rock Island
. q bc lu9'
49, HIas
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

y W y y"
&C anG 1 & lst
5,uHU... bA .
h.OIiI. .... . T.
ii 10 and / NJ lot
$500. b3. %
Alton ana I "a Inc
l.tlNO - 80. - =
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
Alton and r II n


10. ..... =
StI.. Il G & y Il
2tl...bc q
albany aId Sus
,ii.....bc. I Z
Morris and r--eN
% DC ]
StI.. ! Il. rad -
10 bos3 2iA
- ?
Pac!ic l. ~ No
tOf....bc. i1a4
400 ...... T.
800. ...... ~,
.Ot .. l.
Han and st Joseph
J ~ hc. 20
Han and ~ so Pref
lHO d, 500,
Ohio and Miss
700 be. y
$40 ....... &2ls
butI........ ~
100. .. 2.3-
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
1ustrurilou.

4 Y excellent home, with suitable instruction,
~ fof aN boys. Sto.aJcidsc Mas Icy y. W BU LARD
NINSTiTUTE especially for YOUNG BOYS.
~ Z. HIN DS. A NJ Hampstead. J.. l. $3.50 per year
A FAMILY BOARDING. on n farm
N IL miles New YORK - per wee, Tor board wash
ns tuition and the comforts o. a 90 IutTy home.
Ad,Iess Mrs. II. G. MOREEIL,
Mshhassei, l. !.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
PEADY FEB. 22.i
Vol. l. CENTENARY EDITION.
BANCROFTS HISTORY or THE UNITED
STATES.

thoroughly revised edition. To be completed IN monthly
volumes. 12mo. Cloth. Price - 20 per vol
It does such Justice it's noble subject to suppressed
the necessity q any WORK Of the And" Edwar
Everett
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-08

Those who attended the entertain
ment at the Carson Theater last even
ing were we'll repaid for their time
and money, as was S;tested 10y the ap-
plause and laughter that greeted al
most every effort Of each member OF
the Troupe. They are just VIVA. their
name indicates-merry rnskers-of the
genuine, cordial. laughter-provoking
kind. The Worrell Sisters are music
ally jolly and play Delightfully."- TO-
gether in comedy, burlesque, song
and dance. Mr.. George Knight fully
sustained his excellen; reputation.
Some of his lightning changes are SO
complete As to make his personal iden-
LITIGATION difficult. Frank Jones as
an instrument player is seemingly in
exhaustible. He is artistic, funny and
punny. Louis Bsdcksr rs y pianiAt is
surprisingly excellent, and we were
glad to notice that me had an audience
that appreciated his merit. Altogether
i, was q really origina! and novel en-
tertainment. The company, though
small in number, is rich i'll talent.
The audience, though not as numer-
Gus "a the entertainment merited. WAS
fair in number and first-c.ass and ap
preciative. To- night there will be
change OF programme. We bespeak
for them afuil house.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-08

TEE Consolidated Virginia mine has
declared its regular monthly dividend Of
81 per share. payable on Monday next.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-08

By the following letter from F. IL.
Goodman, General Passenger Ticket
Agent for the Central Pacific Railroad,
it will be seen tina, all Me1icvp Veterans
in Nevada who show the medals and
certificates of St.,s membership will be
given free passage from ReEo to Ogden
and return:
San Francisco, June 3, 1876.
VIM. Garrard. Esq. Corresponding
Secretary, stc.-Dexr Sir: Your favor OF
June I'd has been duly received by our
General Superintendent. Mr.. Towne, and
referred 10 this Office. In reply We have
to state that instructions have been sent
to conductors to recognize for the pas
sage Of Veterans of the Mexican war, Be.
tween Reno and Ogden. the medals and
certificate of membership - issued from
your State association - named IN your
letter. You ask to please instruct our
agents at all main points in the State rs
to the conditions upon which to grant .
free ticket. Thi. will not 90 necessary.
The conductors of the trains will pass
FREQ ON their trains the Veterans when
identified by the medals named in your
letter. This arrangement will only be
applicable TO our road between Reno and
Ogden East and for the returning trip.
provided the latter is made not later
than December 81. 1876. Very rsspy,
T. H. GOODMAN, G. P. 7. A.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE MOONLIGHT PARTY TONIGHT
We are reminded that tonight the
members Of the Centennial Club will
give a Moonlight Party at Treadway's
park We trust it will be calm and
balmy evening. That is probable:
and with it, the party will be one OF
inevitable glory and loneliness. With
the tickets at 81 80, who that loves
to dance and talk soft nonsense by the
sweet mellow light OF full moon
will stay away?
TIE Lyon County Times of yester-
.iay gives notice that it will hereafter
issue az a :ri-weekly-on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. The next
i,sue will appear tomorrow.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-08

CHILD EEATING.-Accordi to last
evenings Chronicle, Mrs. Tyrrel!, a
teacher OF the First Ward School Of
Virginia City, has been guilty OF a
great outrage upon Miss Rita Hast
in.s, "A s,ep-daUShter CT l.. 3. Hast
ings. She logged her with rawhide
until her back and shoulders were
literally covered with wells. When
she reached her home her clothing
was saturated with blood. The Chrou-
ice SAYS The chii.s back vas
shown tooUr reporter The shoulders
were laced with bloody cuts, six or
eight inches ionG-i,i tact, there was
hardly place the size OF ten cent
piece Upon the back and shoulders
that was no: covered with wclts. The
idea that a young cir. could have been
SO dashed with a raw-hide in the hands
of woman. seemed almost increGi-
ble." The School Board met prompt
" after the facts were reported to
them, when Mrs. Tvrreii's res!g,la-
ton was read and accepted. 4 way
rant for Mrs. Tyrre!l's arrest was IS
sued, but learning that she had re-
signed her position, 1t was with
drawn.
VIZ are requested by Mr.. James Hunt
to state that the Nevada Mexican War
Veterans will hold meeting at the Pa
cifc Centennial building in Philadelphis
on July for the purpose OF receiving
their flag and making preparations for
the celebration Of the Fourth.
ANorHEH ARkRsT. - Mr.. Gree the
landlord Of the Carson House, was AZ
rested last night for participation, by
advice or otherwise. il the "cnlawful
assembly" Of Monday and Tuesday. lie
was lodged in Jail.
ARREST LAST EvEN!NG.-IomM Nee
was taken ~ the luck-up last evening
fox drunken and disovGerly conduct.
I; took three policemen to Dring him
in however,
THE Consolidated Virginia mine has
declared its regular monthly dividend OF
81 per share. payable on Monday next.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-08

In French translation of Shakespeare
the passage. ''Frailty, thy name is
woman" is translated, "Mademoise
Frailty is the name Of the lady