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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

I'd be-
sPIcEs--eu fairly ioDhns oi bus inyoees are qli't
prices firm The entries A. NcH-l rA Do ..l ilt ",Ie
G27 G-5 r. Pepper Sly no f-tn',.o '-'',9 ~ Win
trlv.l.s from bond were rJlJo ieplf 't'. '-p' I'D
Pmenlo 95 -tG 10 = 1a.si; r. M l @. PEN, penn
aa1,. f's-. -l-n4tr I29aI25r White. . Mac. zoe
~ Prime aai ~ q. PC ct.1. snea 20 gs. il.:
p,tta 20l.q2f c Calcutta Ginger o'i African Ginger
&c. jamaica mento 43 c ta'''A anu f'Ha"E Nu'
srEA MS T. VllEe heavy; Prime Western nominal at
stAR-Raw was rn at late PRICES with good i T
embracing sales c LOW Hl., ii ,fiS-.. -n,,r n ~
g. qua ~ 49, I~nIa m SIDE and Centrifural sea
q,c Refined iar demand ana about steady al Ivs4
nc Tor tfusn 1850 lu4c tor llNaefri ID-d s' I1
Grauaated. -c Jon ut ot', AMI s9loc Tor standard
NJ. Market steady. sales. 10000 prime AZ 7ai9
IT, There r. fair invoice and line trade bu, there Is not
so much list week ln any description p''s
cc0-Kentaezy in fair call and 81 aay al 5- e
Kegs and go &c., io. Leaf sales ~ ,u H,. 80, 800.
1875 Scw gland, 90 20; 200 Gases IT, ~ .
Io pc. cases 1876 Ohio o pcs la 'i' 80 A''''-l
'HiiAIEBoN E-ouIrJ aud UNCHANGED Arctic, - 30 =
Northwest oasit t-la-i - SOM ', ian ,. p
WHI5kEi-MaAet steady Sales d dds al - ID P'i
W00I-There have fair seles in Domestic GRADES
prices with druue- add wlnun ia confidence Tor me
iI,t i mn, r'D fr, California quite freely,
T72 hale. having come hand Boa the a.i week MaDulac
t-ltI7 na.s ', .-, 49,. r,'reir, vpD, ar, qiiet.
cnnue Fenced on iitii 7piiAE E.7. f,.ti.a - ~. -
unchanged. American. Ky = ami tlckich ~ 3-, y
@ sr ii.,.l 81 d i6r ~Ipgrane Pulled 80 dose.
no D. Pur @op2jc. Cll -erlia ,r.he 1tl9
~ To-. California. Fall Cnp ana nor INV s1ed
2lD-Sc, Far ls8-Oc+ lntlref 10 90, ~ & ,S,
washed 50 g3ac. cane Good Hone untasiel 2i.S ~.
tivian D,s-lrI 8r -. Ifzas tine tastera. Q 32c.
Medium % olc; Coarse, 20a-is BURY, - i2lc M.at.i
improved Use; Inferior 10 slci AuStraAn' toi' I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING OCT. Q. 1877
lrrrre.sy tor raE y Y Tnmuss by our own lte0orerl


seo ntv rcod articles freight ana other expenses eat
moor goods thing M good orief An 4fe
~ .ee.- eraIiualn and often sale where dirty
u1rlse 5r uycuY appearance l-A PACK srcAIt - tl
- rton viii NOT allow the contents o. change about 20
prutv u clean, dr nHecut straw Win ezeA aIA FA
IN ryf. stauc plate Icst-and note contents on te
- ierrei tatug the amount also. send letter - me
s,,e Tune stating sent, the route me ete N ~.
oice or s siOuld mclJsei IN barrel OF box ANhys
ste the number packages secure ior yoiIitu ltp
u0n goods best shape 80 I-' your A4A - III
demand - -.
pc.rt. Tor the mast l.326 bbs exports last
veek 81 pEgs Recruits II Peas D rs bnsh ctors %
,uab rather stlnenod after last reiN'ft
ai Ia. s.tng Al ~ H. but scarcely nrm toltl a
fs car loads would reduce at once Arrivals hsh.
In v,rv ntfle demand especially from the city trade
small LOT lust sold at 81 10 NATIONS are dschtuy Dset
III m FALLING N ina export Two were sold nv
a. ~ I'D morr Are 0f,ra price There has been
trade Red kdneys al - o. the price Al "n.on
In h. xere snid White Kidneys 10 SPEAK OF here Tea
sans are very quiet Green Peas have scarsy snf Inquiry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

Receipts dried fruit for th, week 1858 pkgs, with seq
uar. Peanuts shipments NJ Apples no bb.s. There a
~ istlr lprs and no change n pcrs re iet9
are carcelr a- Lr1l. ID eXrepf fancy Nor carolina ,o
n- I'd Ce r.f rra ore no IUr sale % 10 bills North
Carolina uneven, noted 90 llU45c ieW bar
re- verg fancy Peanuts du- ~ nNtr
prices. th.sfnu- continue 90 decline Most safes were l+e
f-ar a - Sd buf lots Offering az 50 tAis hckoty
Nrfs ara also lower. QuOiafi1us.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

Shipments Apples = bbs with moderate receipts
broad prices higher e1od lots oi fh rt
ing f lots of Winter frt have been rtceF from
Micniln Indiana in good condition; they
soil al 81 So Mixed lots % g0o2 state apples ac al y ~ ~ 81
usuch glu ever Iy Duclt~sc ana SOCKETS
f0r which there no fixed qutaf0ns Very many o." it
Dbl, win
f5d-G Most Vrcaeus badly spotted. some Win
Sells already fipeniue Offering az $3.50 Wears ~
ounces be- very abundant ana VIII doubtless rue
low Fine grapes have rather more inquiry, Dut are no hgn
CranOcrurs very SLOWLY. many " them showing sca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

rafher irregular ga active than could be desired Trans
actions aud only special STYLES OF
different fabrics with any demand Prices TOT me
most sqp goods were generally steady though OCCASIONAL
concessions lots 10 ndnce purchasers
heavy WOOeus with agents are genera1 spAhs
light with ltle prospects Of their increasing , a., 4,
MERFS-Ci1icrs have been looking round io az
.rabe ot. out very little business transacted Low
grades in most demand. -, ,-...., o..
DEEECDArI Rough makes are IN far uemahu Ivf
small parcels but faced goods arc quiet 80. -
MOfSTED COAIINGS-Ihe best makes ere IN hRhl SUD
pv request considerable Number 0f back Ofcr yet
to be- n led. Othrr makes steady and changed
KENTUCKY JEANs-A number OF small orders TOT Feis
have been received by agents. and prices teHn
steauy and hrmly held -,
SATTNFTs- for these very rniied and buy
eTs held back for the impending auctiou safe 81 today
REPELLANTs irregular and In hight request fancy
goods being ia most demand. 49,, -
CLOTH, AND DOESkINS moved slowly WIN agents.
but doessins lObbel ~ fair extent. ,
FIANN Els AND BLAN kEI--The movement mas D'fn
Cooler her bu still are quiet alh
nor active expected SAVES generally IN sinai o
blank mainly confined 10 low grades rAhheS arc
selling low rates.
FOHFIGN' Day GOODS-The following shows the imports
OF rv goods al this port for the and the same time I'D
ftrf,r. siauz years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
CHEESE.

Receipts for week 4039j boxes; DO nrev0us week
12l2s DO: corresponding last 3s5l5 do exports
wees. o. 1874 10, DO spending week last year o4Z
do Liverpool quOatiOns, Tie
changed, though little advance has been paid order Tor
Fancy Wmle september The markets were rather
hrn yesterday, ana the prices there paa were quite ~ @
ANYTHING be quoted here In fact few Chooses so IN
der the rrr viii bring than l3e here The activity ap
be the country rather than nero several N the
shippers doing nothing Auuust Cheese De sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

s.-
1 ~ X WRIGHT Cashier OF the Nauonai PARK BANK or
New York solemnly that tho above statement Is
'uo isigneG ~ r. X. WRIGHT Cashier
COrrect-Attest.
/ fr d ME- BELLY directors.
ARTHUR LEAklD
sfa York. County Of Asec f0fk a. sworn 70 ana
H y. WIlkls Notary Public.
Kings County, n. y. aud Tor y. I, County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

,s.-.,-, -ae in active demand today anu q p,i ~.
. common rate ON an classes oi coilateIAl ~
count Ii unchanged. The United states Ia ~ NJ
S- Gu htD fo-.Tav received S23OOO0 National banA
roos for redemption The customs recelps 300 no6
ooO and the Internal Revenue receipts Nrle tiov
.-f,-,r h. the Clearing House statement o-ud1
CIrre1,cv exchanges. SS362-,599; currency i,ces
- az on Eod exchanges Sj,0s5,6Os g"" o""'''
IN London consols steady at 93|ie; u ~ ~ az
closing barely az follows lS6ls az ~ = ~ br5si-
can Stools RE was UP 90 IA Pa for common any - yl
nrrferred Illinois Central rising 10 =. +j pnI,.,i
yarja m 3li4 In Paris rcntes were up 10 4V'.
The earnings Of the Central Pacific Railroad Company
compare as follows; 49,, 1870 1877
Tor the rorh OF September - so 622 81 a Lisp -
- - er-i nine ,O45 4a43o 30 I-'Av'
m rei,ts OF flour and grain az tho principal At4ii-
tir porfs t.is 9th day of october, were;
-AAn .IOrE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

Reee pts for tho past week 3fG3 bales shipments 2Ono
iacs such large shipments would adc o. more atil WY il
mo ufrket 20 NOT that many OF me hops "t n
from country shippers inducing growers or eYuA,'
shipping litl
f6rr -f there more life the trade. bat mo- advance
I'm be- qu0jei The markets. becoming more settled upon
fh ofarr side OF 100 bales good state, sou az lOc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
Banking Gcuses ano Bankers.

Dipi0en0 Nohces.
OFFICE OF TIVE ONTARIO SILVER MINING Co,
81 BROAD-sT. NEwYORK, oct :, 1871 >
nIVIDEND NO. 1.-THE regular monthly
~ DIVIDEND u 600, gold 30 cents gold Der shsrs,
has been september PAYABLE al the ote 81 NO
transfer gents Wells largo Co., 81 broadway On the lo
inst.
Transfer Books close the 10Th inst ,.
III. B. PA RSONS, Assistant secretary
HOUsArONc RAILROAD COMPANY
IREAsl AkKs OFfICk
BRIDGEPORT. Conn.,. sept y, 1911
DIVIDEND No. 40.-The Directors have de-
4 clared a QUARTERLY Dividend Of TWO DOL
ANS PER SHARE the preferred stock n THIS Com
panv on 18th dy Il October 1871 AZ the Treas
Onioe. bridgeport Conn go
transfer books VIII DE closed lrOm INC ON 70 bne A
proximO both days included - .. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

The daily average receipts te wee az no varions points
NJ .rbuf0n were as follows: y ERIC Raj war, Ior cans
r, u.s., can. milk. Harlem Railroad. 1870 do; New
Haven Harnsd. 5HO dos IAN son River l.aiiroah a1 un
lr.l p,Ilroqd zoo and - cream ml-c.
I9ncou nearby routes 1850 cans nk tota 10 ~ cans N
nf 40 quarts each TIE pucf hi "irI tlo abl pe ~,
platform f.a past week Averages 70 80 n
.irlfrr no those n2ucs uAfl thf t "ih To
.lif-l- Tire market a. ruled ifff
Isl ali our cz,ps from the country while tHe quaint
a. III m f continues decrease There frF surplus cans
ia .rT now dealers having Lille mills Their -tt" con
tracts There tlles 20 the close. viii iw ans
. over Farmers received .c. for ih-r september iA
uU-ff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
Sauinas Banks

DFPORT of the CONDITION of the FIRST
Ia NATIONAL PARK BANk, at New York, IA the
state of at o close Of business on tho Isl day Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
,.,.., =, ls7;., :, 1875 1879 s,ii 1873
Entered at the pOrt...-<l -,baJ St1-t@ .,
Thrown u pon the market. Lf77.769 l62G752 LlM'yi!
Entered for consumption LOu1tEll i@i".9os f-''''

Unmarried a. have be quiet with hands. and obbers
effected light distribution. transactions ere oosy -.
goods Ia limited but SaIY .eiau'
bur Of low grade black met mltn hOeiai
silks quirter. and prices s~o rtalirr silll.y $40 1880,
trumil velVefs moved 70 gpu' aoNht
Ribbons remain steady unchanged. Housekeeping le
quief sliring and fronting linens ~ me ,aM .o
dOn. White goods generally unchahgtl. hanIyuls
embroideres in fair request and sapie goes Sow
quiet and sellng IA snAi p's a.
low prices. Hos!erV is H1thnut change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
rGs.

receipts for 1922 pigs DO last week GG8l pkgs
cOia-pon Ing year. 1888 Dkg- with steady de-
price, shade frner aud accumulation N stock
few lined received from the West, and sold at sc
Quotations
PA n y Y. dOz.....21 90 West -.-..-.---..l0 20
West q can, prime 20 a q West imed.-...--l1 Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
NOTICE.-UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
~ IN te nrcn Oonr. u the UnLsl ,la.os Tor he Aae
Equity.


30 =.
The Montgomery aud Eufanlal
Railroad Company and others
Under and by ync Of degree entered IN the above en-
utlfd consolidated 80 daY ~ JulY A. d. @7T,
r undersigned special Master Commi-sioner hereby eise
notice Win hf OF -ald aecrr5
they eil NJ - DAY, TIE TWELFTH DAY on NJ sEs'
B. A. d. S77 the Artesian Basin in TIE cry n Mont
romrry. Alabama between and tAIts
ocO. Of that law urOcre % sell n public auction Tor
cash o. the highest bidder a tIe Railroad ~ tle SAID iho
Montgomery and Eufaul Railroad Company, ard all the
franchises rights and mmuue- N sad COMPANY,
ana AL the property Company including Iuad'e right
VI way drp0s workshops io0s ID implements warehouses
AMI real estate Of every DESCRIPTION. tocf WIN an us
apnurtenauces thereunO belonging a rolling t0lA p'o lp
lives cars anal other property rsa personal OF mixed n
aur Kind desert zion Whatever subject however % tAo
claim N south and North Alabama Railroad Company as
provided loo sad decree. -,
The purchaser such sale me amount BID M te
several claims emitted 20 share iu e proceeds o sch s "a
% Che extent 20 which me sane are tAfd 10
be- pad ~ provided Do said decree.
on the purchaser with she terms OF sale ara
tle thereof sY me Court conveyance VIII 30
made 70 tile purchaser ve-tng said purchaser al the te
both IN Law and Equity ~ M plru % SAID cDnsOidaiei
cause aud to al the property rights and franchises 20 sod
brcf the hen claim thereon ~ tne -0ulh ma
North Aaham. Rail oad Company a. the same may DE- many
'' ROBERT " HEALY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
6orses, Carriages. narnsss. @f.

rI,O LET.-New coupe, by the month I; beauti-
fu harness the horse = Gasna;ens 20. one ,n N.
tmss Please call pCFfY's LIVERY STABLE lts kssA
Aidek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

The Ia.t Of southern D. Peas 81 80 They are
duh Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

:
said stock VIII te rate o i've per cent pr
annu payable the first day OF Nay ans NoYempe h eAeh
-
CONSOLIDATED stock of the CITY ~ Nr ~ ana iu,oseu III
-4couI envelope a. .resscd Do thr Comptroller.
Tho right reserved on Ode part ui the tompltp'I - ~
ans al OF tAc Dds, IT. m MS judgment VIC ntie'' "a
tae corporation require IT,.
40 - TOIN KELLY Comptroller
CITY or NRwYoEE Department Of Finance, ComptroeT'
ONCE October, IS, l65l.
~ ROBINSON WARREN q co. will sell
did. lar 40 ID O'Clock. ENt Han 6i ~ LIS ltoOA7,
No n Broadway. long LIST Of miscellaneous securities
rTHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
4 between w. H. RANBERY and W. 3. BISHOP, under
the firm name ". IT, Granbery Coz u TINS diy nl-ose '
bv mutual consent ", H. Grlnbery VIII alone sign IA Aqiid'
atl0n.
New York oct 6. 1871 ,,,,. ........,, -
The Ranking and brokerage business VIII DC cohthuoH "
n 4 GRANHERN. 10 80. ~ NOVICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
NlllllI.'oI'IINt's
Montgomery, Ala. August =, 1871.
f. H.. GHANDiN,
DAVID CLlPIOE. and
JAMES T. HoLTZCLAW. esqA

fkifhf r. IT W TT = 4 d I
J. ". DIMMlCk,
Special Master Commissioners.


PROPOSALS FOR S3I429S % STOCKS
4 ami BOND- of the CITY or NEN-NOkk. 20 pro-
plsals VIII at Che Comptroller once unti Thurs.
aav ~. 1877. It o'clock D. when The same VII
publicly opened 0r the whole nr any part or r sum ~
IA 24- pa GDN-lLIDATED ~IDD Is OF THE CITY
OF NEW YORK. under the following titles ana conitVb'
ul payment: - -...- ...---,r--r
STOCK" authorized by chapter 80. Laws ~ -
1871 payable August j. 1900 r',lpJ d
ADDITIONAL CEOION WATER 500 81
author I'd hv chapters II and J-, Laws ot 1871, 80 -
payable NOFemher J, 1891 .---.-.- -1JVp ~
"BNNU- OF THE MANDt ALDERMEN AID
COMMONALrY OF THE CITY or NV.
YORK" authorized By chapter t2, Laws OF ..,,,
1876 navabr lm tie date tNrIef. ebpo ~
"CITT' IMPROVEMENT STOCK retremtDie
at fhe rlea-ur. of rle l1mptrt'ef. after November
D. Is4s and payable May !. 1876, authorized uy . -
cf1upr 9ZN. Laws oft 1853 '',fll -
"CROTON WATER MAIN STOCK authorized
by chapter f77. Laws of l7l5, payable Nov nDrr m m
d. Nf-~Fr-M5 or ART AND NATURAL MS
TORY STOCK" authorized Dy chapter $50 Laws ....,
n r7i, payable May 4, 1908 . -o"'V W
NETWORK COUNTY COURT h'N ~
STOCK. NO D." authorized hy chapter J'i, Laws .. ,
of I-7I. payable November !, l-f7 ....... 1pOVo ~
Consolidated STOCK oF THE CITY OF
NTW-YONk. e." authorized by chapter 3Jl, .. 81.
Laws of 1875. payable November /. l-l .- fO0JV %
DOCK RDND- or THE cry or NEN.
YORK" horned bv chapter j7i Laws oil5ll, $1,000,
payable November l. 1907 t',i oD ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

r-roprAN rINANnIAL 49,.

Toal SINCE jan ..sIg7.I37707 s2O7,s56 229 s--92099
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

emuments ~ Potatoes. 5.ljl hbs Win large arrivals
pottrae- mic lower also plenty ana low jersey
been sold az - 30 p'i Dbl Lh,ic p -.tlg i
change other Vegetables save iit 'Htse -ilAiHH 'o
rar Hubbard -au4-hes are market Quotations:
p,.I.tos. R9,.. Dbl. OuIOns. Red, Dbl. uu0 -
25I I so DO. Wn4te--.--.. 2JG 30
ia, peerless 1900 1 ga I 30 Turn p-, Russia. 509 -
r, p..r4 bov I JU0 j 70 Tomatoes J.. l..
pD De-. sweet . . .,- DIsl-- ---...---- -" %"
Do do va. 1 7J4 90 . l.O'O.... 5O1 3 %
.1ra.b.. Mar Pumpkins, , 100 2 OUC 4 o.
49, 5Oa -
No. I u [
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-07
SUM, ESSE, FUI ETC.

Some well-meant statements have been
floating along the rapid and irresistible parts
of the channel of journalism lately, and they
are calculated to do injustice to the parties
interested. One concerns the cloth; the other
the tripod These forces, so far as the MORN
ING APPEAL is concerned, concentrate their
strength, when need occurs, for the good of
the public conscience, eye and ear. This Is
not altogether profane, nor yet exclusively
sacred vehicle. This means that the pulpit
has had land we hope will continue to have),
it's seasons of coming to the rescue of the bet
ter mission of this organ of human helpful
ness; also that this representative of the press
has lent the weight of his standing and in
fuence toward the conservation of the church.
The editor, in all things editorial, directs the
press; the preacher, in all things pertaining to
the requirements of his various callings,
guides the affairs of the church within their
appointed spheres. 1t is well for the ailing
journalist to consult his spiritual adviser; but
none but the unreasonable will expect the
confessional to absorb the Offices of the secular
and the heretical The editor remains at his
poSt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-07

EXAMINATION OF PIERCE.-The Silver
State of Dec. has the following: The exam
ination of W. H. Pierce, accused of the MUIR
der of M. B. Hayes, was commenced it JUS
tees Court at Tuscarora last Monday The
Review says Judge MCGOWAN was appointed
to represent the State in the absence of the
District Attorney, and Wines and Kingston
appeared for the defense. AS there are many
witnesses and the evidence has to be reduced
to writing, the examination is expected to
take several days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-07

INFORMATION WANTED.-John Fl. Gibbons,
the Public Administrator of Pinal County,
Arizona, writes for information regarding the
relatives of John D. McCanny, blacksmith,
who formerly resided in this county and
worked at Unionville and at Camp McDermit.
McCanny died in Pinal county, Arizona, last
August, and left considerable property The
Administrator is DESTROYS of finding the rel
atives of deceased, and any person knowing
their whereabouts will oblige him by sending
the required Information to his address. Nc
Cannv worked in Unionville in 1869, and SUBJ
sequently at Camp McDermit
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-07

OF mysterious disappearance the Silver
State of Wednesday says: A shoemaker
named George Smith, who was carrying on
business at Humboldt Wells, disappeared
mysteriously some two months ago, since
which time nothing has been seen or heard of
him. He did not, so far as has been ascer
tanned, owe dollar, and he left about 5000
worth of stock at Wells, at least weare so
informed
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-07

COMPLIMENTARY. - The editor acknowl-
edges the compliment of free ticket to the
Firemen and Citizens Dress Ball which
is to be given for the benefit of the Gold Hill
Fire Department at Miners Union Hall on
Tuesday evening Dec % otherwise to be
stated as Christmas night. Tickets $3.50.
Mr.. w. Hy. Doane, the Doaner, will &C
cept our thanks
Mr. Clark's singing class, for adults meets
this evening at o'clock at Corbett's Hall,
and the juvenile class tomorrow at o'clock.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-07
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS IN CARSON

A letter received here day or two since
from Hon. Thos. Wren, at Washington, con-
veys the information that he is heartily in
favor of bill appropriating moneys for the
construction of e. S. Government buildings
at this place, This is q bit of substantial
encouragement which looks in direction to-
ward which the best hopes of our citizens are
directed. Let those who can do what lies in
Their power to aid the Congressman in the &C
complishment of his purpose.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-07

er, Lucy Elstner G Class-Geo. Lee Bry.
ant, Allie Kelly, Herbert McCloskey, Eva
McCloskey, Tom Minor, Joe Muller, Oliver
Brule, Gertie Bowman, Lizzie Savage, Lille
Savage. Primer Class-Martha Fryer, Lau-
ra Tilden, Jimmy Benton, Blanche Davis,
Eva Trap, Carrie Dresbach, Harry Muller,
George Trimmer, Major Gardner, Josie King,
Jamie Carleton, Lenore Grinage, Percy Elst-
ner, Jimmy Buckhart, Cordelia Brule, Emily
Meford, Ella Connolly, Renza Bailey, Joe
Stark, Charlie Fume (Chinese).
The many friends of Mr.. Gee. l. Lanmon
will heartily sympathize with him over the
sudden death of his wife. She died in Vir-
ginia City day before yesterday afternoon of
disease of the heart. Mrs. Lammon was a
sister of United States Marshal Ash.
J. M. Ooc) Benton sends two six-horse
teams, loaded with lumber, to Bodie to-day
Doc seems to be doing something for himself
as well as our California friends
AU FAT PARTY.-The next party by the
Au Fait Club will be given ON next Friday
evening, Dec 14-one week from day
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-07

A Man EATING MoNKEY-The Elko indie
pendent of Tuesday says; Nose Haynes
pet gorilla escaped from his cage, to-day, and
an oriental employee, who has filled the posi-
ton of groom to his monkeyship, attempting
to use coercion in his re-imprisonment, was
attacked and badly ''chawed" up by the bellig-
Grant brute
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-07

Diphtheria prevails in Unionville to an
alarming extent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-07

Hon, Geo. W. Cassidy, editor of the
Eureka Sentinel has gone to San Francisco
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-07

Henry Janin, the mining expert, and
George Heart have lately been doing the
Black Hills. They are now onstheir way to
San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-07

Winnemucca has secured 600 feet of carbol-
lied hose.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-18

GEN. JOvELLAR, Captain General at
Havana has just discovered that extern
sive frauds have been perpetrated in
the custom house at Havana. When a
captain general in the island of Cuba
makes discovery Of that kind, he is
altogether too honest to ive-that is,
as a captain general at Havana. Here
is chance for Don Alphonso, the
King of Spain, to create an order for
honesty observable in captain generals
in the island of Cuba. Jovellar should
be made the grand commander, and
there would be no necessity of limiting
the number of its members, for he
would undoubtedly be the Alpha and
the Omega Of the institution thus
founded. The bare idea of captain
general discovering frauds in the GUS
tom house at Havana is enough to eX-
cite ones risibility. 1t is an under
stood thing among the Spanish officials
who come from abroad to this island,
that they shall be permitted to steal all
that they can, and the custom house
until now has been the golden goose OF
every administration in that over-taxed
isle OF the sea.