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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
Tybsp Mail.

Messrs. Reveal & Linkenback, who
have been carrying the mail between
eureka ard Tybo for the past year,
and receiving the princely compensa-
tion of eight dollars per annum for the
service. have got tired of the business
and thrown up the job, refusing to
carry n lock pouch over the route. but
are still forwarding the newspaper
ANAL and such letters as the
Postmaster may desire to send in
AN open sack. The P~ostotrice Depart
lnent has established offices all along
the route, and it is but just that the
,%proprietors of the line should receive
AUST compensation for their services.
In their petition they propose to run
direct between Eureka and Typo, and
to reduce the schedule time to
eighteen hours. The gentlemen also
intend to send a stage over the route
every other day, instead of every four
days, AS at present. Typo Is too i'm
portant a mining community to be
longer neglected, and the present
mail facilities are entirely inadequate
TO the wants of that growing town.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
The Eureka Athletic club.

A meeting was held last evening to
perfect arrangements for a gymnastic
club, and the following articles of
agreement were adopted:
/. The name OF the association shall
oe the Eureka Athletic Club.
2. The %: ject OF the association shall
be I o organize aud maintain a GYM
nasiun and adopt such rules and reg
ulatioss as Il Board of Dn ertors, TO be
selected hereafter, may determine.
8. The officers shall consist of a
President, Secretary and five Direc-
tors; the Secretary to ACT as &c o6fcio
Treasurer; the whole to cons ittite IA
Board of Directors who shall perform
such duties as shall be prescribed by
the constitution and bylaws.
4. The charter members shall pay
the sum of ten dollars, and thereafter
be exempt from dues for one y,s,t.
5. A leader shall be cho-ea 4 the
Directors, who shall conduc; The eAer-
cises and nave general supervision OF
the club room and apparatus.
6. The Directors shall prepare and
submit a constitution and bylaws to
the members of the club for their rati-
fication.
Upon the adoption of these articles
the following officers were elected to
act pro tem.:
President, ALI. Char.z; Secretary and
er oticio Treasurer, Hank Knight.
Directors-O. l.. Scott, w. II. Daven-
port, l.. Molinelli, Charles Ceress and
Wesley Kellogg.
A motion was adopted limiting the
charter members to twenty.
Arrangements will he made by the
Board of Directors to procure the appa-
and start the gymnasium by the
LIST of May, or as soon as j. Mendes'
hall is ready for occupation.
The meeting then adjourned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
o REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO. April Ii.
MORNING. BOARD.
a., opbir-l3K 1917 1877 1880
TX; HcIican-9N 98N 81 8Ny7S7A
j705 Gould and Curry 76N 6s 7b5
2so1 Best j. B.lcher- 1871 i6A ~ Ts II l6s
~, California igs 81 sea s5s s71z aoa 500 ss4
81 36hb 5 &AsG0
400 Con. Virginia 81 so1 3oN 3lb5 3lH 31s0C
mo Con. Virginia-3lA @s
5i5 ChoIlar-@ ~ 29h 30n
Is Oh llar-30h
1850 Male and Nercross-1x 1850
wv Crown Point-4A 460c 5 ACC
g35 YelIew JACKIE OF 1914 81 +
800 Yellow JBckct-6
$3.50 lmperial-9jc Soc
336 Alpha-884
$40 Bslcher-4M
ITO Confidence-3H 4 a0c
.315 S. N ovada-330c 335c 81
Us Utah-7A IN
s60 Bullion-8 ~
1865 Ezchequer-25c 26oc 27oc 2s5c 2soc 2soc
soSS 0vsrm.n-l5 15h l5A l5H I5Ab5 15b5
liz, Justice-7a IN S7h
g5 Union Con.-SS5c Soc
ass3 Caiedonia-2i5e 22oc 225c 280c 235
10 Baltimore l5c l0c
80 5. Hiil-lloc IA
20 CHALLENGE Ia
l35 Dayton-l0c
$40 Rock ~lsland-l5c l0o
20 N. Y. Con 25c
go Lady Wash.-lH
100 Woodville-401
400 Sheridan-5 5bD
80 Alta-l%
DIS Andes-75c zoe 6c
$50 Levinthan-35 &c
100 N. Con. V.-55c
Is Solid Silver--5
10 Raymond & Ely-3
$50 Eureka Con.-lS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
A Counter Shot from the Hills.

VIM. Mulch is in receipt of a letter
from Charley Grim, a former resident
of Eureka, who is now in the Black
Hills country. Charley writes from
Deadwood and pronounces that camp
a deaf failure. He says there is no
money in the country, and the whole
town closes up each night regularly at
10 o'clock. There are a great many
broken men in Deadwood and only
four or five small mines being worked
in the vicinity. In brief, he does not
Ego a red" on the country.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
SIpuds.

w. A. Montgomery brought some
mammoth potatoes into IL sanctum
yeste rday, from his ranch neal the
Newark mill. Talk about raising po-
tatoes, why, if a Bodega rancher
caught sight of m of these spuds he
would die of envy, or quit the potato
business instanter. We hired an ex-
press wagon and had the four hauled
up to our private residence, and the
man wanted to charge us double price
because we overloaded his team.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
to ElkO.

Ex-Sherif Ben. Fitch and family
have returned to their old home at
Elko to reside permanently. Ben.
has been wrestling with the bulls and
bears at the Bay for the last year.
They were too heavy for him and he
now returns to his first love,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
Safaty.Cage

Hudson Dill, head blacksmith at the
Eureka mine, has just finished a cred
table piece of workmanship. We re-
fer to a double-deck safety-cage of the
the latest pattern and device, a counter
part Of those used IN the Comstock.
1t is at work in the Lawton shaft, and
increases the hosting capacity OF the
shaft to quite an extent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15

Captain Harper, Sheriff of Lander
county, arrived in town yesterday by
the Austin stage, and will take charge
of Gustave Volkstat, arrested by the
authorities of Eureka on Il Geographic
warrant. The man Volkstat is accused
with secreting and making away with
81, 400 worth OF goods, and embezzling
funds intrusted to him by other par
ties.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
Millinery and DressmakiuS.

The attention of the ladies is called
to the millinery and dressmaking
establishment OF Mrs. r. H. Parker,
at the corner of Spring and Bateman
streets. Mrs. Parker opened with a
very fashionable and stylish stock OF
goods, and the ladies will do we'll to
examine the assortment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
Bullion shipments.

Wells, Fargo IL Co. made the fol-
lowing shipments Of bullion this
morning:
One bar from Ward to San Fran
cisco, valued al STA As.
The Phoebe agency shipped three
at 1924 ~.
The Phoebe Agency shipped five
bars to New York, valued at 81, SO2 IS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
Horrible.

"A party of Carlin girls were out
jumping the rope the other day, and
our friend Lawlor, of Palisade, who
CHANGED to pass over the ground shortly
after, thought there had been a buffalo
fight there. They do say the Carlin
girls wear sluice boxes for overshoes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
High Wind.

Old Boreas was out or a bender yes.
terday and the dust swept through the
air In clouds. There were not many
crafts on the streets, and those DISCERN.
ible were scudding under bare poles.
The air was filled with flying shingles,
hats. wagon beds, tin roofs and a mis-.
cellaneous assortment OF articles.
During the height of the gale a team
of fourteen mules and three wagons
loaded with charcoal we're carried up in
the blue ether. and the disconsolate
driver is hunting for them down in
Diamond valley. "Cease, rude b.
reas, clustering railer."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
Change.

George Young, the gunsmith, has
taken the promises formerly occupied
by DR.. Terry's drug store and will
mo We into his new location as soon as
the place can be refitted. Workmen
are now engaged in overhauling it and
will soon have it done.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
short Bits.

The Grand Jury was in session
yesterday and adjourned until Tues
day morning.
Meyers & Franklin will commence
to receive their new stock of goods d.
rect from Paris and New York next
week.
Saturday evening brought the usual
crowd of men on the street and the
sidewalks were thronged until a late
hour.
The ladies say that the new style
of dress suits at the New York store
are perfectly lovely.
Do not forget the Sunday school
concert this evening. All are invited,
and there will be a chance to enjoy a
pleasant entertainment.
o. Dunkel q Co.'S store was
thronged with ladies all day yesterday.
They have a very fine assortment to
choose from.
Counterfeit half dollars are in cir
culation. They are made of anthony,
lead and tin, and weigh l42 grains,
while the genuine weighs 1922 grains.
Take a look at Strauss new jewelry
to-morrow.
Cristie Jordan, the darkey who
appropriated the w~heelbarrOw, will
have his trial in the Police Court to-
morrow.
Berwin's gentlemen's suits, just re-
ceived, are very stylish and cheap.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
Eureka Consolidated.

The Superintendent having gone to
San Francisco there Is no official letter
this week, but we understand that the
mine Is improving wherever pros
pected. The seventh level is looking
especially we'll, and there is very little
doubt but there will be a fine body Of
ore developed in that part Of the mine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
Cattle.

w. A. Montgomery and Fred Barnes
drove in a band of cattle from Newark
valley yesterday. If you see Fred
limping around you can be SURE that
it is not a case of rheumatism, but a
new saddle that brought on the atfic-
tiop
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
o

Mrs. C. +. Horn and son arrived on
last nights train.
Sheriff G. Harper, of Lander county,
came in on the Austin stage yesterday,
and will take his prisoner back to-mor-
row.
Messrs. LeVan, Wilton and Taylor
will leave on Tuesday for the Black
Rock country, to look out for their in
terests in hat locality.
Ben. Schloss, solicitor for the tobacco
and cigar house of Wertheimer q Co.,
arrived in town by last evenings train.
j. Il. Mathewson, of the firm of Ev-
erts Il Co., of Hamilton. left on this
mornings train for San Francisco.
Counselor j. p. Kelley, of Leeds and
Phoebe, arrived in town on the stage
last night.
Mr.. Hall, formerly in Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S office in Eureka, and now route
agent on the Central Pacific, passed
Palisade OF his way TO Ogden on Fri
day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
Registered,

There are 107 voters registered in the
First and ia in the Second Ward.
Those taking an interest in the ques-
ton of incorporation, for or against,
will take notice that the books will
close on the Goth of April.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15

A train was sent to Palisade on Fri
day, comprising fourteen ears loaded
with bullion that had accumulated
during the week. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
Camilla UrSO.

Camilla Urso, the female violinist,
will fiddle on the Comstock next week.
The Virginiaites "Urso" musical.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15
Ground Barley.

The Independent notices the loading
at Elko of several cars of ground bar
ley for the Eureka market.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-15

complaining that he was sick. The
boss not being able to find him, helped
me out for the balance of the shift,
which was only half an hour. I cal
culated the body would reach the
mouth of the tuyers in two hours, but
l did not dare to linger around the fur
lace.
, 1877-10-22
TIE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,

WohTltf INSTITUTION.
Tho following appeal to the people OF Our
broad State explains itself:
r. ne G1tt1<n. ef hiinet.: This i'o.rd Of nj.
rcctpFa Of the llltots Industrial School for Girls
arc happy 70 annonnca that they hayo secured lha
Ths Association 8 thoroughly organized. tho
noAru Consisting af taseo gentlemen aud viz
ladies, representing each sectton Of thu ssata the
gresnionAl District; a!so 4 locsl Executive Com.
mttee. enpoweFcd to act for tho noaEd during tho
'n!stin of W"m, eou,,,,,,
spacinus vtonnds IN a remarkably heaIlhf9l anil
plcasant location, has been obtained at nominal
Noa "
rxpcr!cnce ~ teAcher and n,atron. whu xtu coli.
siacIsd to 10 admirably h.ted for the responsible
..we shall b ready to receive papIis ths III Of
November. We wt-A to tako cLllIcn IRON I'll
parts Of lhc State. tnteuiing tho sch'ol tu be
shall receive gtatAltuu.lJ ali the destitute, hume.
!ess. & .nd dspenacnt girls, who ara sounl In MUD
~ % b
Ing u r!ve io.trueton In ths ion.e.tle iniustrss
with ths hcal.hiul M iaaasness ''ti4 d 'Dd% she
@ @Ss anS Z to " s.ate y n: ,s.s e1s
tos labor: aud leach thrL, HAT work Il hunorab]e
We a.k from tbs Citizens u ,his Escat State
VIC desiEs that each one should mako It hEs Of her
personal sudeAfof ~ sase Tho Iaor hnn,eiesx wafs
now suroly tending tow3sla a life pf imu,nrafItv
and crime, by putting them Into tlla achOul, whero
they may be !rainod 10 lives Ut usefnlness.
Wo would ala9 make = snosa earuc.t appeal Tor
material aId. Give " ths sneann u carry % this
eooa WORK. We DO o MT a.k yoalos large sums.
g. son.!eats s .oas.h'.x Esesf %an 1na waaaH
viii you not express II BY securing a
rlcmbesshlp, Rsen little chil4tsa could save
anA thus help theiF. less fortunate pittera.
We guarantee, that whatever ID donated 10 lh.4
cause. either IN money, clothing, as prurIsona.
.hnl! bs sacredly desuscd 10 tbs purpose Tor which
IL siyen ~ this y snttEey labor Of loys % %.
annual membership teo H. s.. life nvnbesshi1
$50, an4 that Ut . patron S100. All uoncy for tAt
uae and beaeds OF thl. Institution mar bs sent Il
Miss Carrie CALDWELL. lteeoqiux Secretary, In car.
ot Mrs. Myrs Brndwela, Treasurer. Ltgat Asht
oifce, Isl and 1853 Fifth avenue. Chicayo. Al
other donations. such coal, cuthing ptoyittons,
furniture, etc:, may " seaI to Mr. 4. n. Young,
Evanston, OF 10 his Place Of busInesA 1877 Nah.
ingtou st4eet. Chicago.
, 1877-10-22

frum a severe stab III The left side. between The
NTH nts1 sixth ribs nu, two other gashes In the
right thiah. lie was removed Ia his rcsldrnrr,
No 20 Wade street, where hf was attended by
Dr. I.hlar tuIlcu. who At first rrnt1ounccd lis
injuries quite dangerous. hut vttcn the man
sotrrcd up lie thought he would recover With
liltlc tarc. -...
\. socn rs the police heard Of The affair.
station. When they came to their Ac,lscs,
nearly MI agreed TINT It was Bowler IL, stabbed
Ire. and they also say he did 1t In kctl-1etcnsc.
ftunc. This Bowler sloutty denies. Should
the injured man recover. It IS alrea.ty whspcrrd
there will he no prosecution. Thai he wIll re.
rorer Is made t"lerably certain b5 the fart tnat
The knife fortunately failed 10 touch apy vital
point.
4 RUSSIAN Mt0rATE. -
His l{oyht lIEhHese Ffinct TfOnbclskOy. St.
Private Secretary, were nj The Gran.l ,acinc
Hotel ysatcrlay, wt,cro they had arrvc.! from
Huuth America. Through nn Interpreter, tho
Prime stated to a TRIBUNE reporter that he
was rclurting home under Imperial oFslers, TO
take command of his regiment, he ranking as \
Colonel in the IMPERIAL Uuar,.s, anf being =
member Of the imperial l,ousrtoll. y real.
llse f'oyal Prince Is rarity In Chicago. The
Prince is man about 81 wears Of age. over etx
noon for The East. II v;s incidentally
remarked by his ROYAL lltghncss that
his visit 10 this country hal considerable
asmy, and that contracts for shipping EraEn from,
America had hcen cnterc1t into through certain
German houses. Arms had been purchased
from American manufacturers, but he positive
" tecllEcd to aaT from whu1n nr BY whosn, Or
when anil 1lo" thcv we're to he shipped. This
he incidentally did remark, that cargo Of ar,Ds
pnrchascd III Connecticut hal been shipped
lr.n Roslon within tie past four days, anu that
the vessel had cleared In ballast, nstcnelbly for
O:tend, Germany. Ks to Russian pfaus, prus-
ptcts, etc., he dcclfned absolutely 10 say one
word. lie thought American reporters cxccllcl
tho Russian In that tl,oy desired " know too
much.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. . ..
!sAermda Hnusf-ucor2r L, OILS. st. Paul; The
hon. A. II. kronhkop, Ntchlanh Centre. Wis. !: thr
Hon. +. Foster Cooke. RQtland, VI: Col. u. u.
Bates. BDrton; Z. Ktnkaley, Minneapolis. Mtnn !:
Samuel smith, 1t. Louis; Il. u. Valentine, iiavrc
DC TRACE, Nd -. fremont Homse--The Hon !. II.
Dlcklnan. 81. Louis: Samuel Dorr, {joatnn; Gcosgc
". Munday, Burlington. Il. Col. y. y. Bullock,
burlington, H.: ". y. Stevens. New fusk: c. II.
l.andut. liruokiyn; ". 8. Hancock. New York..
j'n!n<r hoa.tyA: q. Foster; y; rsa!; % 4; y.
VI. a. French. P,itaburg; U. AA:ofan. Kentucky !;
". II. Bingham. sa1 Francisco; the HIM. John
". Coo, BROOKLYN, ". i -. Grant I'nt4Ht-lfcnry
y. James, un!ted States Asmy:!. +. Edwards,
Philadelphia; Jor. A. Curbcrry, New York: tlco.
II. Naync, baltimore; r. lllncks, Montreal: Can;
=, b. Hammond, Salt Lake Ctty; q. ". Williams,
San Ffanclsco
, 1877-10-22
SOCIAL SCIENCE.
opJECTs AND AIMS or THE woMEN's AssoC1A.

CDJECEa AMI AIAe ot THE "OAkNB ASsoClA.
TfoN.
The following conlprehcnslvclY explains the
objects and purposes Of tho Social Science Asso-
efation, which recently held It's Convention In
this city:
10 Ghr Members c the Illinois Social Schemes Asso-
Pending the publication OF The reports and papers
Eeaea IN c1e.so % cs s,sts sna j. %h'ea ectioS ao
teed Sy tic }onruals Of our stn.r, TIC following
puectl Is respectfully submitted 10 the women Of
ihe s,s.e WIN arc aakiHr 81 Information.
frst question awaiting m answct.
'Wo believe 1t 10 be w!thin the power aHd tic
province Of women to s!cvitc plans for securing
lava. better service for humanity ana Cod, =" rc-
seir o'e IL @:eess IS sse 81 IKE tas as
Thought. In ot!cr that our women 1nay learn how
10 utilize their Sarle powcFs Of heart, brain, aud
hand, they must rnlay, sono such clacAt!onaI nd
yantaEes al ara derived frnn, oHr wnnlanA clubs,
since these satne clube conA,ltuss Eymnasa whcrc.
IN wumcn e. may .,sysop ths s st'enEth essential 70
s s our domestic
:What IL The scupe Of thu work OF thls Aesocia.
ttoar' For nnswct. We refer you to Art. !. Of the
Attociation shall be called ihe lltnDis SocnI aci-
encs Atsociat!un, aud shall Include NIX depart
n,cnts: Philanthropy, Eduentson Sanitary science,
ehcI Of these to ho under tho supervision OF a de-
pst!n,cnt committee to be appointed by the Board
OF Management"
hWhat Inducements hare you to of1er me, or
what equivalent ean ron FenIcr In return for my
nninc, my ln1nence, and my lol1AFf' Ia the next
gueAklon submitted 10 us.
We reply ttntanwhfe rcgtcttinR that tho ques.
tton had not been, What iNnucHco or hssisiancc
can render to tho women Of ny statet"): Through
We haya arranged 10 provide ercry number OF tho
Association. oAco 10 four months, report VI
Ill womcna organizations In the State, together
wIth or moro carefully prepared paper lcct.
ore on some branch Of social science; rpyjeM u{
any new ltou}u written In tho intcrcat OF wonen's
work; and a Fcsumc Of tho work accomplished by
our Association. In addition to this, onr llureau
Of Correspondence will endcasor to give al! re-
qured information to persons Wishing to nrgantxo
womcns clubs, secure lectures OF conversations OIL
literary or scientific snh1ccts engage In any branch
profession; also, soon III onr funds will admit,
we horo to tnaugurats branch Of tAs '' Study
1iome Society,""
In order that NO may obtain lennts data Of all
work performed, We ask ai wntnan's ctubA or con-
ycrnatlonal circles TO- report 10 tile yicu President
Of thols respective district, Of 10 tho Cosrospond
Ing Secretary.
operative interest to tho beautlfu1 charity known
a. tho ''fnIustrlal school for Urls
Our Naschwutd IL service our a1ta tn the develop
meut OF symmetrical W9nlanh0od cnnacctatcd 10
securing Tho highest pueaibilles Of the home, the
Church, the State, while VIC cling to tho idea that
mt ''tba tyrant ambition nor The giant lsRIsta-
tton. but tho ttlie child, Lovc Il, U, Christian
charlly), ia 10 lead tn tho Roten nge.
EL,zAnkTM BofNfoS HnBEnT,
, 1877-10-22

NH FTHHf7EcO LHFON{C!3. =
On Monday ths students o[ tilu Medical De-
paFt1ient u this uWscEsisy Of California, on
l!1ssht street. wetc surprised TO flnI Tn one OF
ehe benches Ut tho ante-ruos1l leadiMg to the
lecture hall q baby sleeping Ixaeefully. Ftuue1
IL the clothtnE MAS card tt4ifux ttni the chllda
t'alne VIVA Eva LOUISE Brown, md thzt she WA
born thn 9Th of last June. Alter : cuusulta-
tloa a1Auns themselves, these reckless young
men resolved to ASSUME all the responsibility u
acoltsctlse fathrr to tue listlu waif. Money was
subscribed and u nurse hired, tho students
pledsIna themselves. Individually and collect.
such time as khc shal! be ablr to care Tor herrei.
, 1877-10-22

From [0pk. HuFtk's Nook a Ftrstd,
The plain wAA treelcss and deaolatv In 4hs
extreme. We Baw several dry skeletons of
travellers. who had lied up tbs roadside, and
su.all walled village, wheru tho peoplo had eaten
MI tbeir children In September, 1s10. Ali thu
men who had tho mesns bad left tie place, leay-
lug only the women aod children; and the
lnothtrs stole 9n4 tat one anuthcE's bales, to
e2ve themselves from pct!4hin..
, 1877-10-22

,..- -. . 117fa9 [F.3HHfFCfU,
The lite Of comparative leisure which those
who spcud their days in the Penite ntias.es en-
Joy often give them an opportunity to mako
sonse wonderful discoveries. Among tho more
curious Of these WAS suLnethiug lately found
whiip 1t does not vastly benefit the h,l.,,au raxr,
furulsaes amusement to tbs children. The
trick Is " take piece Of psper quad1augular u
, 1877-10-22

shape, aud fold It several times, ~ that when
completed ltr shape Is not materially changed,
It merely being rcsluced In sltc, etkl rendered
thicker by tho series Of folds. Then cut tho
pas,cr In two fengsh~tsc, o!l.c-ont5 oncc-.aml
foumt 10 be wonderful. Tho pttrcs of rat,cr
will be found In the following named forms:
A cross, two ,nortisctl tlucks Into which Il Is
SGT, two taters standing I'M either tttlr, two
sprArs with Hhlrh the holly III Him WIN died on
the cross was pierced. and the dire with whcis
thu tnrn tast let's to decide who shonld tlave his
stnrnieutx.
, 1877-10-22
ITEMS.


In tho suits 10 forecloso the mortgages on
the Atlantic + Great Western i!atlsoad, which
runs through three States, and whose obltgu.
tions arc complicated by tbs laws OF all three
States, ~ application has bccn made In the courts
OF summit County, Ohio, On behalf Ut the frat
mortgage Lonlholders, for oil extension Of tt,cir
mortgage, on condition that tue Company
would change thu rate Ut iutcseIt from cur
reucy 10 gold. ln this application thu trustees
of the SECOND mortsp.c united. A few of tho
tondholdcrs were opp,scl 10 this arrangement,
and, when tho sunlu1tt County Court n,firtpca
the arrangement. appealed to the New York
cuurts. tbs trustees Ut the t,iurtgagu obtained
IN prucr in thc New York cuutts affirming tho
action Of the Ohio courts.
1hs roals leading East IRON St. Louis have
made All atlsancs III cotton rates. The new tus.
III. which goes into effect t0-tlaY, is ~ follows
From East St. Lnuls to Doston, vi cents per
10} pounds; New York, Is cents; Philadelphia,
is ccnts; baltimore, L. cents: Albany, Troy,
mud Svhcuectady, 70 cents: Duilalu aud Turon-
u, 70 ccnts; pittseurg, IS ccuts, aud Ciuriu.
uatl and Louisytlle, Hi cents.
Tha managers OF the Chtcayo, Burlington l.
Quincy Railroad emphatical!y deny that they
have Ia any way taken tart tn thu matter OF ap.
pointing Receiver Tor tho Hannibal &, st. Joe
B1itrosd I
, 1877-10-22

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