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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-06
OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The regular monthly meeting of the Board
OF County Commissioners was held yesterday,
and the following bills were allowed; Harris
Bros, merchandise 50; Rice & Tickner, in
surance, 1921 10; J. H. Marshall, insurance,
$61 % Henry Il. DIighels, printing, $40 so;
Carson Water Company, water for jail, So;
L. Stern, fees, $8I; W. B. Mann, janitor,
$25; DR. F. J. White, medical services at hos
pital, S47; H. G.. Parker, rent of house, $40;
John D. Kersey, Coroner's fees, SO % !;
Moore ,S Parker, rent of armorv, $50; j.
Fraser, money advanced SAG 90; s. 7. Swift.
fees, board of prisoners, $436; c. A. With
ereT, Justice fees, $131 25; Frank Bosko
WITT, merchandise, $40 %; G. W. Jackson,
janitor, $50; T. Coffin, fees, S15; E. B. Pix
ley, $40; W. Higgins, work on road, Sl4;
Mrs. A. Trimmer, care of paupers, S146 "a ;
R. f. Pixley, Deputy Assessor, S27O; S. c.,
Wright, burial, $50 !; j. R. Bigler, drayage,
So; ellison & Barber, merchandise, S18; J,
E. Cheney, merchandise, SO 81; J. Fox,
stationery, 81 %.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-06
DEAD BY THE ROADSIDE.

The dead body of a man was found lying
by the side of the Movers lane, and not far
this side OF the turn which leads on to New
ers' and Baths place An Indian discovered
the remains, which were brought to town and
Identified as those Of man named Curle
Yesterday an inquest was held by Coroner
hersey. and the facts developed that the de
ceased bad recently worked for Wheeler q
Ash, on The Bodle and Auror. road. Some
passbooks belonging TO that firm were found
on the bo1y, and inasmuch as he had shown
these books to Mr. Bunker, of Reinstein 4
Gibson 5, with the request that he would for
ward them to their owners. the identifcation
was ready and complete We hear shat Curle
had been drinking heavily; but nobody seems
to know what caused his death. It seems to
us that it would have been far better 10 have
incurred the expense Of All autopsy than to
have buried the body without making an at
tempt to ascertain the ulanuer of his death
The Coroners jury decided that he died from
- natural causes Nobody seems to know
anything about the poor fellow.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-06

REPORTED DEAD.-Et Was rumored here
last evening that on of the men who vas
struck on the head witt gun at the Turner's
picnic had died from the e.tcc of his injuries
We could not find any coIurmation of the
story.
Mr. FRANK KLDAY, the actc d gentle
man well and favorably known il Carson, is
i'll the city.
Hon. c. S. Varian WAS in the city ar
day. Did not have an opportunity to a.
view him
Hon. WILLIAM NJ. STEWART passed
point going to Bodie yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-06

THE CALEDoNIAN P1cN1C.-This annual jol-
liiication will take place at Dall's Grove, and
not at Treadway's grounds, this year. 1t
takes place next Saturday, August TO- Con-
corning the same, the Gold Hill Nears of last
evening says: "The Superintendent Of the
Comstock mines have agreed to let off all the
men who desire to attend the Caledonia Pic
mic next Saturday. This courteous action on
the part of tie mine managers will be appre-
ciated by the miners and their friends, as well
as by the parties interested IN the success Of
the Caledonia Picnic.
AMONG Us.-Mr. A J. Tyrrell was in the
city yesterday; also Mr.. Geo. A. King. These
Comssoexers look solid and sound.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-06

~ Family Entrance 90 SecCEs street.
opposite the Orn. by afou4=
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-06
TIE FIGHT AT TIE PICNIC.

Inasmuch as the names of the participants
are doubtless correctly given in the following
which we find in last evenings Chronicle, We
prefer to copy it rather than attempt to de-
scribe the circumstances in our own words
Says that paper: CAT about o'clock yester-
day, after the regular target shooting was
over, All ugly row took place between some
members Of the Montgomery and Washington
Guards. The Montgomerles had beaten the
Washingtons at the target, ard there was bad
feeling on the part of the lat n Some words
.snsued between members of the respective
companies, and at last RicEa 3ennes ey of
the Montgomeries offered to ahcot with any
Ipember of the Washingtons for keg of beer,
the beer to DO paid for by the loser and drank
by both companies n the arr ry of the win
ner. This propositi,.} IS accepted, and
Hennessey, accompanied a friend named
Keegan, started toward t . shooting target,
with several members Of the company. Here
it vas proposed to tosa TAP half dollar for the
first shot. This WIS done, when a dispute
arose as to which waa head and which tail.
Tins led to warm words, when a member of
the Washingtons called Keegan an ugly name,
and springiEg upon him bit off q piece of
Keegan's left ear Hennessey sprang into
the fray, sud in 0nent eight or nine men
we're in the mele, u3ing dubbed muskets
freely. The news of the fight reached the
pavilion at once, and hundreds rushed to the
spot Sheriff Swift " Carson was promptly
on hand, and rushing into the thick of the
fray coilared the principal fighters and stopped
the row. He arrested Keegan, Hennessey
and two of the Cornishmen. 1t is to be
stated that the arrested men were subsequent
~ discharged and allowed to go home-Cap-
tains Lindsay and Page interpreting in their
behalf The disturbance caused much e1lte-
1nent, and was the most to be regretted OF
anything that TRANSFERRED during the day.
He DECLINED THE OFFIcE. AT tbs Turn
Verein picnic, OIL Sunday, Mint Superinten-
dent Crawford was beseeched to accept the
position of judge in the pretty baby show.
He was greatly importuned to act in that
capacity, but steadily declined the honor. At
length he was asked why he SO obstinately
turned a deaf ear to the solicitations of his
friends, when he replied "There's nothing
in it, my friends; you can't get me into any
arrangement where to please one woman ]
will incur the enmity of hundred or more"
There is no mistake about that portly gentle
mans smcoshness, and there is a method in
1t, too
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-06
BUSINESS CARDS.

The MORNING APPEAL job office viii print
professional and business cards at rates ridic-
ulously low, Even spinsters and children yet
unweaned cry for them!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-06
cal Faculty OF

San FRAN D, July Q, 1879
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC Truss Co: A. practicng met-
many years in this city, during en- tire have had
extensive experience in the appE alton all kinds
TrlIsses l and do recommend yours the best in
respect for il is erfec ton modern science
make it. 1t has many advantages the torturins
steel hoop Trses, which nfct great injury hips
and spine bringing other distressing ailments such
lumbago mobid affections of the Kidneys and nunhness
in the lower limbs all of ich avoided by wearing the
California Elastic Truss 1t is rny perfect retainer.
combining and comfort, but the pressure be
changed to amy degree 1t also remains in the proper
place all times regardless OF the Of the body.
and is night and day with 1t is super
rOr any OF the Elastic 1rusSes in the market while
it combines the merits of all is easily adjusted
and OFF, with snaps doing h straps and buckles
2pThe universal spring between the plate and pad pre-
all irritation, which is a to the sufferer
3dThe pad is adjusted and off in instant and can
be changed for any other size and suitable Ia
the In fact il combines quailty essential 70
comfort and durability, and is unequaled in lightnee
elasticity, natural action and artistic finish Many o. ny
patients who afflicted with Hernia are wearing IheS
and all shall in the future for think the great ease oS
which these purely scientific appliances are made
cous is truly remarkable You refer any Iartes 10
on the subject Of their merits. remain yours truiS\
l. DEXTER LYT'ORD, N. D.,
Ihysicign and Surgeon,
COO Sacran nto street, san Francisco.
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUrS COMPANY.
myle;s els Sacramento street. san Francisco
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-06
DRY GOODS AT A BARGAIN.

Read Mrs Jacob Sheyer &; Co, s advertise
ment Will enlarge upon the same to-mor-
row,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-10
9(lt,
GrprDbt
4tnO
SiOer+
6os @uttifnrt Mrs imuer r,ebr befantt un6 wer
8 nod ni9t lit foute es mer6en - nit ben wun6erpol>
len GerSieuftsu bes srOBen ameriEaniiden 9eilmitteIs,
bs
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
fiir @em16 1tnS SDter.

0iefes Eminent bat gang natirGi6 Ieinen llrIpruns
in Nmerita, mo bic Natur in ibrer g~Scrtitdtte fir iol6e
eritaunii9e 0Stttel 9esen bic 8rantbeiteu ihrer Sinber
iorgt. Seiit 8ubrn bat fb wdbrero 80 Sabreu INNER
niebr ~Oerbrettet, bis er iebt bic 9anSe ~bepobute @rbe urns
faBt.
Das Wertcau Wtuitang Ointment lit Elm unibertreftiz
Dies Setlmtttei fir ale duBerli6et llebeI bel Nteni9 nno
Sur StebSufter unb Surmer lit es unidGtbar.
Gtne einSige flai6e rettet oft elm Dtenidenleber ooer
iteut bic 8erwenobarfeit zines aus9eSeitneteu 9ierfes,
S0ien, Cub ober S6aaies wieoer Der.
is beilt SuBidule, 0uf>Sraufbeiten, r6OuoD Sorii1,
Wt0oen, Orebpurrn, GdulteriGule, 3tuuoe, STne
uno Slide uoH gifti9eu %9teptilien nnb Snletten rno
i%iberbaupt ale iOlde pom @teb3ii9ten nno 28Glolebet
unsertreuutideu rebet.
IS beilt iebe auberlife Sranfbeit bel Bferben, ME
Sdbmbett, S~eramueu. SToinup", 8errentun9eH, Stett<
belt, SluBgGM 9~tiugbeiu &c.
Oas Nerf&e Ntuitau9 Eminent berirtt bic l6neIS
fen 6~eillHger in Der 9Selt BET llHidqen, mte ie in ieoer
Samilie portoumen, IN Nbweieubeit zines gr5tes, wte
B~ronbwuuoen. 8rbrlbuneeu, 8errentuu9eu. Sduittz
puuben &C., iolpie bel &beumatismns unb Steif9teit
in 5oI8e uOn 4us9eiestieiu. 9tameutLi6 bet 3tnbern
iebr %pertbDou.
IS lit 6as biutsfe 5eiImitteG Der @eIt, benin es burdz
briugt bic Musteln bis oui ben Ruoden unb cine etn>
uaIise Nuweubuus geniet 9en6bnltd sur Seiuue.
Nterican Wtuitang Eminent ptrb in Slui6en pom
breierlei gr6ben 9eilat, bic ~grDBeren limb uerbGltniBz
mdBis bic %biuislten. neberaa Su baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-10

OOer perOauungs 9ffdjuerOen,
&Opfidmer5, SdnlteridmerS, Ses
lemmang Der Srnit, 9nfen, iarreS
Nnftubeu alls Oen Nlasett, Sdwit>
bel, i6le6tem 0ei6aaf im MnnOe,
GaQenleiOen, Scr5flOpfen, @6merz
5en lit Der gtierenz0 egeuO, 1ut0 buttz
bert anOere &ranfbeitszG ri6einlms
gen, uelde Ourd uuberOanlid)feit
er5eltgt werOelt.
Gegen: Dalttkrankbritem, Ais
Td1lder, Sduaren, Sal5fliiHe, Slef=
fen, MiteHer, 0eidwiire, Garbnns
tel, 9ltn9wnrut, @rinOfOpf idlimme
9trsclr, GOtDlanf Grdte, S4Ort
M1ibfarbe nllO altOere Granfbettem
Der Sant 1T Der Gebra1tb Der SrOpz
fen bo1t iltbergletd)lIfDer WtrflltIg.
Cine rin2ige 5laldJe lpirO in fail
alen Tdllen ben 1tngldnbigiten bon
oct @irtnng bieie8 9eiImitteI8 iberz
5utgelI.
goItet Guer Blttt rein rno Die
GefnnDI)eit Cures Or9anismns
tuiro Die gOlge feIa.
Sie OtaiOe
Uombnr0er Oropftn1
foEet so GcttS, oOer fiiuf Tlai6eu
stuei 9Ouar8, finO BET alen apOt5e=
fern nlO SdnOlern III Mcbi5inen S1
laben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-10
@0r1tMtt0 F!

Gle SIR 81. Nlgut aOnis'S
Sambnrger srOpfen fauft, laBtGn9
bOn Gurem NpOtDefer ODER @dnOIer
Die NameuS : l1uteri9rift bon 2l.
@ogeter & So. 5eigen, Oamit
SIR nidt O1r6 idledte Na6abmult=
gea betrOge1 iuerOet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-10
4feb1Sw6 fpf
MeDer Baltimore.

seber Der bos oIte goterGanb beIn6en pOer gerruan6te
unb Trenuoe pom europa tommen lafen min, ionte bic
praftuoaen, neueu, '%etlernen S9rauben : 4oitoampf$
i9ife bes
NorOOentfdJen 9loyo,
CUR i~leberfubrt benusen.
Ntit 0umpfi5ifen 6es gor6benti6en gtop6 ~uurSen5ts
Gnoe 1876 Iber $4,000 Yerlonen beforoert.
GIeGampier bieier @Ompaauie:
SraumIdmeie, 300 itmSitId,
9iiruber9, 300 Sd9cr,
&eipsi9, $500 &softnatttt,
Sbio, $500 0te1er,
QScrIitt, $500 QSubIe,
fabreu r~eselmdsts one IA Sage SmiI6en 8rc,nea unD
Baltimore uno nebmen 9aiagtere 81 biui8itet
9tGten an.
gir MAIDEN nod Defenders of fofoenbe fir beutIds
Teiienoe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @orsise aufnerfiaun, welz
de Die Geiie nit unIern S5tTer btetet: Die TaIa9tere
Tno inter Deuti6en. tDnnen fh aAo nit Seoermoun
peritdubi9eu obne DoImetihec 81 ee6rau6eu. llmiset
aus einenI Sdiff in bos onbere, wie bet inoirecten 0teiz
. len iiubet nibt itatt; bic 4uia9iere sebert in 8remon o.
gIet1 an 8orb bs Oceanoanpfers uno %perlaiien oenlelS
ben erit in Baltimore.
Ser 9anbuugsptas Der 0ompfSdtfe in BaItintote 1T
Suelei6 Depot Der Baltimore uno Ohio @%tienba5n,
nef6e YaiIu9tsre pom unb mad benz QSeiten su biut1ez
rem Qreiien %beioroert, ais tr9enO etHe @tien5obn Don
Sem gort ober RbtlabeIpbta.
Sci antunft Der O~ompfi@ife tuir6 bns Depot fir an:
ni6t Gn9eiteIte 9ei6lofen, 10 baB Die @tnruGnberer nibt
Der 9eiabr, ~ous9eiest limb, pom 8etri9ern bei9wiubelt
Sal lit.
g8esen Tra6t ,tnb goTase in bieTer in ie6er Sinf8t
empisbieusmertben S9tTen lpenoe man itb an bic SeHeS
ral>A9enten.
u. e@nhwader $50,
SO. 5 Glib @ap Str, Baltimore. orb.
Doer an s.. GInuicttius s. Co.,
gS6sttatsoorfT &c &etnettnttls
&eopeIO WsaDer,
IeIIcutbaI & SepsminSfi, 171-1T3 Saz
lbiNgton StroBe, Gde ste Nuenue.
17in1SDOnio TN @btcaso.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-10

sSeber Der bos aIte Saterlonb beIu6eu o6er Gerpanbte
ID Trenn6e Don europa tommen laien lui1, ionte Bic
.a6tuoaen. neIeu, .~eileruen S9rauben : 4oltbampi<
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MRS. STEJEvs's LAWSUIT.
Architects on the Witness Stand-A Letter
from the millionaire Widow.

Richard NJ. Hunts suit against Mrs
Marietta Il. Stevens and others. executors Of
the late Paran Stevens. which has been on trial
before Judge Sanford since Monday OF last
week. is approaching conclusion Mr.. Hunt
claims a balance Of ST. 600 for services rs ar
chtect in building the Stevens apartment house
at Fifth avenue. Twenty seventh street. and
Broadway. The witnesses examined Yesterday
were Henry Dudley. George Il. Radford ID.
Leino. Richard NJ. UpIohn. Frederick Draper
and Geo. b. Post called in rehuttal for tho
plaintiff. Their testimony was directed 10 in
validating the three points mad" by the de-
fence the first being that Mr.. Hunt should
have put ny an entirely independent pier
on the southwest corner or the builling allOin-
ing the Moellcr House partition wall. The evil
denre tended to show that n this partition wall
could not be nterfered with. the owner Of il moi
cons"nting, Mr.. Hunt did the best he could in
putting up his pier and attaching il to the lin
ing, twelve inches IA width. he had built up
the effect Of the pile driving, when the defend
ants came 10 put up the addition under Mr.
the wall of the adjoining building aud
cause II 10 crack. and that the effect
an independent pier had been construc,cd In
reference to the third point as TO the propriety
Of carrying NJ the Croton water pipes in slots
along the exterior wall. the witnesses asserted
that this WAS proper. owing 10 the necessity Of
bringing the water 10 positions in the front
rooms where there would be light The water
under the rirrun stances, must be brought
along the exterior wal, or else In the rear. and
then bring horizontal pipes under the. floor.
which was regarded as very improper. In the
course IF Mr.. Dudley's testimony u letter writ
ten by Mrs. Stevens in cipher was read. 1t is
,or ir1gi t. II yap GTan1'o Pm the St pG2pre
Richard NJ. Hunt. architect. - East Twenty
irsl street. and Iears ~ date. The letter is as
follows;
Ny DEAN Mn Criv,roS have been thinking since 7
saw YOU 90 uis matrr and tilnk It - Your place 10
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NV YoRH. Tuesday. Jan. 15.-Thrrc were no
resi- "n'tss &" hrc,"- iii, morning uDr were any act.
uall needed t thr .iuu-lictcrs The -uV.A dressed
he"fi Washington MARKET more ttHu .unicnnt inr
IN" demand. aud common a. prime sir- vrr0 .rlhnx
slowly az 5tg'. r. % Western dressed beet WIS IN limit.
cd request ut asfc y d.
Receipt. of tHINr. were l2l head The demand
mol rnt,. and tIc uIfkct closed weak n tor
coumuh to prime Ntus aud BOB &C. tor .lus-,rs aud
butt rnik calves Hog Ire s,ed calves sOd at sluc.
r. n
hrecirt. Of sheep and lambs were only car load or
10 itua. hut tcc also on sale about - loads
held over since Yesterday There wa. -saraciy any
change L. mole. either IN the tone tit innrkot In
Ln,,~ t9mm' o. a. lrimo ,hc.p wrrc quoted 81 i@6t :.
n ami ordinary To- choice lamb. ut Dealer. com.
iamh
b. ad Market don ut former prices. Sale ai,, inc iule
1u ONO hogs 1913 ~. average, at 81 g., - rWt. 10 do,
CwL
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DIED.


BELCH- On Monday. Jan. "a. Mrs Elizabeth Belch.
aged ~ wears.
Funeral on Wednesday Jan III. at2 o'clock, from the
residen Of NJ Alex. Realty. ~ High st Brooklyn
kIERNAN In BROOKLYN on TUESDAY. Jan 10. after Q
short illness, Ellen L. wife III Miles HERMAN in the 2sth
of her dau-hcr of john aud Kosannah Malone.
Relative, aud friends also thusc at her hrnthers,
Michael Jou, James and Edw ard Malone. are requested
her ~ from her late rosit nee. a Clinton
av.. ON fhur~isN. Jan II. at2r "
housr " s,nfNGfoN EscAArNlNr Ne -. | %. q. F.
Oicrr. ant rtu.rrh, You are hcrcv summoned 10 at-
tend At the fncampmcut ronns. corner ~ Grand and
Centre sts 1Aur~,ay. Jan II. ~ " sharp tor tho
purpns, paving the LAST tribute ui RESPECT 10 ur lie
oeHs,d patriarch. Felix " SIM, fhfrtrrhs OF sister
EuoampWt ui- ami ihc mcmber>.i' WASHINGTON batal-
ion. SO l. are ii-d io Dee present BN url"rW
X r. NtIAi.UIIN Sc.lie l. u~HblN e. y
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Arrived-ruHsnAY Jan Is
81 Alaiers. Hawthorn Sew Orleans
- chant ION. Loo kwuud. thdrl, -ton.
s. Erin, Thompson, Liverpool Jan >, and QuccnstowB
- city OF Savannah MALLORY savannah
- Isaac Bell. Lawrence. Redmond and Norfolk.
= DlaHcus. IS, Hr-e. BcRrsr. Boston.
ShiV tatftriH. sine air. Antwerp
Ship SIfl'Itu. kritD risen. II NAxairc
Sluu lltlN,flh. Nrllst u Antwerp.
Sup rrrintrhHNru. Wnhlt. Bremen
Bark Monitor. Dcaton. bordeaux
BARK Olaf kNric. Keller. Limerick.
BARK llDuiius. ivu.t H. tulFnhl-cn.
nHfk Ttsu.l baron rernNnhuco.
Batk Arcturus Beut Antwerp
fark lhflrL. lAfti. pfu.NflH
Bark lumHuHri. sauna I-,n london
Bark Salvatore NH-~d. llniruiiun. he -horn
Bark Atlanta hthrufuf. Bremen
Hark NfsHf, AluVri~-u. uIulitk.
BARK Eva ~ nj. 49, wa. Mia River. ia
Hark thallrN. T. hit-nu. Rotterdam
RHrk Admission. Pf'I. -frnif. biuHrcster.
harm S0aCfc.t. BENNETT Limerick
harN EfrAtun. Weber. Aigicr-.
BARK Nul-en = killurhi. Bristol
Rark Johann kr pier. : lie Hamburg.
Earn kIu.ll. Muller, tarlln.
Bark GriVcln ksrllt, Dublin
Bun Alias Monet Do Narcotics
BARK Au-u-t,. llilulrr. Bremen.
Bark acn.htk Hale. Mu~rat
hfig >hhra. tNnlu-oi. X. tfefdam.
BIZ CiaraM Guulrifh. Locke. ENmouth. Eng.
ie MARY n4'u. NAIttmorc N4ilcs.
Brig laN Iif". Stcluart Newcdstir. Eng
Hi1E Cora Gr,Nu short. Petit sulNe.
Sehr Annie Bs n. Rrod II Pierre
Schr : l. Burns. Crosby. cape iayu
A4stt usIal river ANA N"ssais
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John Brougham'. .eneHt.

or all the opportunities for pleasant gather
insswhcn the mcnhcr ol me dramatic proio from
time to- time afori To- ihc public, to.f which o0fcd
tomorrow at tho Academy OF Muse Tor the benefit of
John BrouchHm vii PROVE Nlo most aii' selium
In "a romrlt,uu can su ARRAY Iul uiHr uimr .hc
found plaf hill Tr occasion Which brings them
igoihct l. ONE WhlCh command. universal sNmrHtn'.
rhut tine theatre VIII lr d To TO- ufNn.t
There is lo Go dfl inr iIo uaur John BrH-h.
ann is a hIu-tnli Npd. -nill,nt IA it,cu To- attract
Thousands 10 the Araitlut ui Muse
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In state bonds We note sales Of Tennessee IS new
series. ~ 3+' ant North Carolina -. new January nut
July. at" kulr0ii securities wrrc lower ON 4 l.ruc
business Tho principal tfansac tons were as follow.
New Jersey tcnfra come rhlc $50 Milwaukee and Il
Paul - LIT. iIr.a@l1l Milwaukee and - Paul lsis La
Crosse diNisinn. "a" Milwaukee anl - raul l. AMI VI
DIVISION. ~, Milwaukee, and It Paul. 4 aid div lsou
~ chicago and Noril western consolidated lt9 Ere
iths. iu2l. Michigan Southern sinking .und iini.
MchNan Central u. ~. Harlem ~, :. coulon I21
LAKE shore I'd consolidated coupon. So. Long Dock
bonds, lp-Aa American Do'k lmp Nement COMPANY -
~ Delaware and Hudson coupon =. 81 81 Western
Union Telegraph coupon. lss lu7. New York Ele
waited Railroad lists, -. facihc RAILROAD OF Missouri
3's 80, kausSs Pacific income. Ne Is s.a-i
Burlington. cedar Rapids and Northern lists So,
thicago and Alton l>ts. III che axe and ONO
coupon on -, Chicago aud NORTH cousldaird
coupon gold bonds sr2 Wiunna aud st Paul ads =, Nor
and Ks~.x Is 1871. ei New Jersey Central ISIS con
.lidated 6d. cleveland and Toledo sinking funl. lol,
Milwaukee aud 81 Paul consolidated sinking fund III.
New YORK Central lists coup. lln Central Pacific iss
San Joaquin raneh' s.h central Pacinc SITS California
and OREGON branch. ~, Western Pacific bonds ltpis:
ra,inc Railroad Of Missouri lists. ioh Toledo mud
wabash ls> coupon. ltri. East Tennc ssse Virginia
fni Georgia lists rs Great Western SIS ls-s conn
lO', Ohio and Mississippi consolidated sinking iund
H'-s Delaware aud Hudson reg. les.4 Nj Pushuryh
Fort Wayne aud chicago lists. is Union Pacific Isis
luSAe. Union Pacirc land grant. li3s, UniOn Pacne
smking FUND, ah. Central Pacnc gold bonds 1888, {
X | and Pacific Is 1917. 1854
Inc opening. hgnesL lowest ami + " closing price,
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gc. s I" rS S 1 ..a 9ss he: @
TODAY PORK dri and nominal tle sl0i; si1
sl3s,etl2,,, a.t,d beef and Gcci hans daii
s sTd m nj m f" " IL S,, .r dSns"d Or ar
aud nonnn cr tc spot Cut mcn,s IN irir lcmsnd and
Improvement lost 1T The close. alos i,.pl ,cs. On
ne .ps, c.o.is a, y 9, ior prime ~, an1 $40 ior
sts; 71tor fehrus,ry q 10 for Ms, H. ana ss5,es5@
sll -, cNre prime s'cstlo Iorl Wc.lcrn steam. I,
r Hp ss s i%e Lew, srod2 ir.smssSs
5 G ,cc ca &c., alss& an ' sni l A'y d. g.
Reef ham--vc.tcrn. = bbl si2stid Bccl-wcscrn.
me-, = ig.. f' - dressed i'ss ,s''c of eli, ''"'
M h" gcrm a 81 Gg 9rooT s srsc:
9gngnd he' lccp ,urtmca hy hish ocean rcsl aud
bn Tie dcrii lei Ia rather more un-ir St. sale. sTu,1
bush at 81 21e*l 3. ir No 1sltng. ,oicaso ani Nal.
winer u ~, i 5jor No. 70 csra wiiic' and sis7s
. ~ n ,"I a "' lci ' wa gr ' o r At WIZ
anl s. Nor'.w -icri Tor Janusr, ~ tai', rive sod
96c n"rlc, NOR. as9c "tG,s7,'' Tor roacG STATE Y,
eS2c ior Grow'd state. and s,s'S, tor 'Alida oats
nj bs so. for M ycd AMI 37siic tor WHITE including
iaa 'a aor% c. . 10 9N '%i ' i,o" H " qe
mmicraic. ~sl.,o the spot GSJr bu.' ni 2@62r tor
So asio ~. c .ic'ner inxcj ois q e new Sciiw
opn.e a. .,,nrr e s ss i a NJ i ~.
rnai, and 'd.c Tor March and No at 80 Tor Feb
Gao,ar'nRio conc has continued quiet tut no de-
Urn. Seca here IN nl.i and second hand. - ~ iass
y. ~ gislc" nic lower and cny sales today m 2,vD
prizes feriln m.ii- ;. dull New Ori'an, in demand
AZ S,cads .tIc, ~ 9hs at annexed range. and 1871
quiet bat irH.s quoted sales .i.5yp bags East India
wc G aae "' gs s..y ' N.ca 1"S nT a.
1 AZ, any i,i, sCf, DISQUALIFICATION e~'hc
N.w orleau. 'ee,.' new. sasr.ia,. to good rq.
esssD'.c icr hard aud o,,c iof staluafd '''SA'
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Geo. -. r.narr,oS ~,cc,ed senator.

COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. 10. j Ia the senate. TO- day.
Gcorp, ~ lidcton wasd.claud elected r.ntrl states
senator hv yoc ot g. Democrats a. ulli'a'- Tor
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Save them, and get strength by using Phil-
lpss Ialuiahc Cod Liver OH, in combination with
rhospho Sulrunc. All druggists Depot rl"u II
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