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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY. April IL. 1880.

A5HE5-Vufet,
COFFEE-Ro was dull and unchanged fair eargoea 1lIa
4ac fret hands, l295T6 bsgs and IN Bait
949 total visible United states supply Of Braz
69OSei bags no eaIes here or out Of town. Md Graaes
guayra the being fully 1000 bags private terms
quoted at 3S0l6o also sales OF 2yS bags Cafac0a Au
ut l3 and 800 Aaracab0 private TERMS
Java 81 e26o; Meracssbo 1gSl7o Costa Rica l30l7c.
COTTON-Spot Cotton has been active closing steady
decline Of fsei shes $500 bales 23S EVENING" ncnd
Dg S9<y tor export and l412 for spinning delivered
contract 500 bales receipts at the p0rs today 0DO6 bales
against 1887 bales tins day last week. and S091 year
aimee September l1569 O00 bales l22QlG3 bales
during the period laSt season.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON, April I2-i2s0p NJ g. bonds -four and half
per Consols for money the account
oabs. e9a do. second, 1914: Erie Railway shares Asa
PENNSYLVANIA Central. 81 y; New.Y0rk Central, 1876.
LONDON, April i2-S p m.-Par1s aavIces quote threo
per SO francs IS eentimes for
LONDON, April 12-4 q. m.-U. \. bonds. four per
100 "a Atlanc and Great Western Ars mortgage trustees
certificates 69s dO second, 80 Erie Railway shareA 4A7
DO second c0nsols, 81 New-YOrk Central. 1876.
April 12-t:16 D. m-Erte Railway 4la
Paris advces quite three 80 BS2
centines Tor the account
PAEis April l2-ExchanRe London 20 franco 20 y
checks
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IL ,v mainly n 5Ges Old No g. 5t: Steamer Yellow SSe
Yeow Western IS s956sei No Ymle50ssI Ne 1~haise.
DO Nay 4sess .dATs more seys and 4SIS Psit. lsi
l5a1Sisci NO Z Iz'S8s2sso; Ma White. he 10
whta 1Oc Mixed Western. l20i0Aae.s WHO 60; SO
Guiding 90 600 bush No April t2cs 10 900 DO My see
ssocss Il ofin In store IN EeWYOk ana Brookyn wure
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

LITTLE PAIs N. Y April l2Thero were sales here 10
day Of 800 OF Factory Cheese OIL Lo 100
Dairy Cheese 1t 7l2c and 200 packages OF But
ter &C &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13

coupon 4iss st loo, and $45,O00 feelstered q e
fO7as Ulstxie Of Columbia 1855 sold at " y ne
rnsrEef closed firm at the annexed quofaftonasN y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13

In London British consOls were strong and higher
at 0S1lIs for money and 9S34 for account United
States % were unchanged 1861. bnt the 4l9 and
A per cents were 4 lower at 111l2 and 1922
respectively. Eric declined from, DO to
44a, and the second cPn Sols. u from
ern firsts rose from 90 to 69sQO6914 and the sec
Onds from 35sl to 36l2036. Illinois Central and
Pennsylvania were q better at 110ls and 81 re-
spectiveIy. New-York Central fell from 1861 to
I36O1364. In Paris, French per cents were
steady at 93,02la sight exchange on London rising
to 252910 francs.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
WABASH. ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC
FRS. April @ Inc gs 80 ses
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH.
Es wee. Ag siSs sSs9s Inc s sa7sS
Tho receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Floul bbis.... 1880 4,349 2.107 0,236
s Sssss ss sS'n lssss 1912 iisaSSS o,$:SS
's Totssi bush: sso4i9 2S7S3O l55j0j $3.50
The following were the receipts aud shipments
at and from Chicago and Milwaukee today:
-Recepts--- --smpmentS--
Chicago Milwaukee chicsvo 1Iwautes
Flour. bbs........ 6,623 o'SUO 3,7O4 5000
Wheat bush. 5S5Sa OsSSY 25sgs 7g5SS
S,ss b Sain: 1 ssSs aSS s?s AGO
Tas l5 bSaS s SiSS S$s 1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
EuRoPEAN Markets.

FALL RIvRR. April 12.The Printing Cloths mar
ket continues quiet, with previous quotations nominal
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election Met,ces.
Business Ghawres.
EOR SALE or TO RENT.

EOR SALE or TO RENT.
The Glen min property at BALlsTON SPA, ssratosa Co..
NJ " mile from depot main buildtsg 40xlyI nsx Mfo.
In heights lower upper stories OF
wood. with slate root peary news heassd ihroufsons ~
90 hosepower separate picker House and stoc
house. shops shsds &e pree Qw and tsssss sss5 Arss
y. w. BANKER, Syracuse. y. q.
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MEXT OF MN HEIRS WANTED--Osr
IN Jnalaamr Moasy RaSstef 2o0u DDeg fmtosaegs4
heirs advertised for-suLlec Of fsat Brttan nye i0Se
Price 81. ~ W AnDSgS,tN, - SscsJf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic pOrts this 10Th day of April were:

The following wero the receipts aud shipment
at and from Chicago and Milwaukee today:
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North RIrer. Vessels and Railroads.

MONDAY, April 10. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13

DpyIcr OF TnK w.YoRk MUTUAL 9AsxxsHT CohPAMY,f
n. L. corner Unien-solasa $th.aye 40 lgssssao
ITO the HOLDERS Of ONE MILLION OF
bonds Of The Nsw.YOFK Mutual oastshs Company DDS
rio Company WIN pay pas sad fnsress for me
whole or any Of tire above baHs 9pon
tho same at their ONCE CT before Anru 10, 1884,
BY order Of The Executive ccmsntisSe M, s.,..-
, 1880-08-05

asking MI cxtrn allowance or thclr original
figures. They claimed Tint thu contract was let
to tllom IN Junr, 1877, nnh that they wcro dc.
tntncd from beginning wnrk until )occtnoer nt
tho same year. Durlnr that tittc tho cost OF
tnatcr!nl 6nt increased lU per cont. Tho WIN
dnws hnd hcct1 boarded up during tho foltEh
weather. md they were compelled to furnish
light by wliieh tn work. Accompanying tho
communication Wa4 n Rtntonont showing that
iii worth Of work hntt boon ilnno already. Their
contract cnlleh Tor g .ni, md It would reslulrcnt
lcnat $7,5.B to finish tho Job. They did mt nsit
my stated nmount, hlt tequea, al tho board to
do whnt It thought tho fair thing: Tho matter
wns lnItl over for ono week. Tho Dlebeld Shfo
&; Lock Company sent In n communication a.at.
inR thAt thorn waa n mistake n tho spcolflcn.
lions rinlln on their Job. They had nSrct' to
f,iittl 4 nre-proor yn,ilt u tho County rreMsur-
lufng hitanr-prnt. whurens that provision had
it burglar rrs,or nt Increased price; Nofer5ctl
fforrned tito .Cotnmittso lint hc had
ot1lcrrd tho contractors, through Snpo!lntona-
cnt IInnley, to repair tho taamnHc t!one tho
tInrk btrcct front OF tho Coiirtf Mt oncc Ht
fhnIr r,st. It N1s necessary to mnko such ro-
pairs In order to finish tho building in roasoi.-
iNic time. Tho Committee ngrced to lmck him
1,p In his order. john Davis y Co., tho stcan-
hcutlilg contractors, sent IN q bill for S,600. ONO
nf Tho Items WIS for two steam druuls which
wcsu to cost $}05, but tho contractors hH1
charged $305 for tMch ono. Tho bill was Ind
ovcr until tho work wns finished. The liMg.
tlnle- t)Dylo Grant Company asked fcr flO,0o0,
nn1 It was allowed. Tho Committee thoti ad-
1Oufncd.
, 1880-08-05
SOCIAL. SCIENCE.
The posedlIukcrnntionn1 Congress
to H1'HH1d In Italy.

The oposedlIutcrMnsionnl Congress
to HH.Hf1d In Italy.
/, spseta, DtsDa&ha,o 7ne Chicago Tribune.
'1NAs1,1SoroS,inl c., Avg, 4.-An interna.
tipnal Congress lle!H!enfalsauce Is 10 be held
nj Aftlan, Ihuly, from, tho aotl, Of August to
the 4th Of Soptalnh.r, and tho United States
through tho State department, has been ILL.,
Satel TO send onUor moro representatives.
a'hc matter has tbcn.referred to Gen. Eaton,
Tho Commissioner hf Education, who las Ill
Sltetl all enlIngnt tphilanthroplst OF Mhssn-
E(,usetts to hec6ttp. .&le American representa-.
Tive. As tllls gt!iJ }la.nnn has not yet slgnlaea
Ills ncceptAncc,t Ills ltanlo cafanot 20 1lllao
PUBLIC. flo Congress, llke its pa pscdeccsn'5s ,''s.
nsI'' its obiect' jttha discussion Of, ! al
t,ues tlons relating to tlio administrator of
bubble charities. Among tho questions
Under. that general head to be proloacd lQr
consideration. nre the follow!nG: fhAt
action may tho State, tho province, anq tho
commune take Itl tho orgnnizatlon ant tho
administration Of ehnrlticsn Which ng tao
most rational principles for the regulnti!n OF
tuteln0o nu0 thH supervision nnd N.lniil1str11-
tinn al cbnflty, n8 Wetl Us tho reforms iecos-
Sary in institutions which TO longer nlswHr
| thn obiectH flf thnIr f0undersp What the
bcst mode pt distributing nlMs /? Wha!ls the
relation l,etWeeil aanlH-glvlng md the pr0vi.
dont institutions ,,What Is tic best method
| Df rendering sanitary assistance to thu poor
| in their l,onea 7 How eau liberated Fisoli-
ers best bet nssistadp In what rAnnMr can
| abandoned chlldr0n best be cared for
, 1880-08-05
EyANBT0N.

Tho cnntatn Of tho Flowor Qicon," given In
tho Mothodsst Church, was an unqualified sue-
cess. TITO uudlonco l'tcd tho basement Of tho.
church aud part OF tho purlors. Tho qntorta'n.
mont WIS given by chorus Of forty yotoes and
a cast Including twenty persons representing
tlowcra, among whom Mr.. NJ. y. Cross wns espc-
cially uotlccabe, III was ntso tho performance OF
Miss Elm ptsndio. Tho display OF tollota and
tlowers showed we'll with the background OF
green. ....-..-
A quorum OF Trustees faltctk to appear at tho
uoufd lnoeting, Qna u consequent Ad1ourumout
WIS tito urupr Ut tho oyCnlnB,
, 1880-08-05
ELEGANT CARPETS.

There arc now on exhibition ut the waro.
rooms ot Mcssrs. Il. W, Bates j. Co., % Al-
anls street, q drawlng-1oom ana hall carpet
which eclipse anything in the carpet une
over seen II, Chicago. These ,natclless fa1.
Tlcs vyoro designed by hfr. Dntos, made III
Administer, England, alNl nru all In 0hp plecp.
Tlley Gun bo seen ut the above number for
tEn tInyS only.
, 1880-08-05
sHoEnrA1lERs' STRIKE.

TIE CAisflHs peaHNn - NV ~ .sNsN ~. 80, y. - H., |
shoculaking fraternity. This tl,no tho pottom~
ers. siders, and crimpors nro on strike. Yes
tcrday all the men went out md left tho man,l-
fao.urcra III tho lurch for the tIuo being. The
hss wnoss wv W ,vato, mn ~. { r. norgctt nnssctt
ing; 1eoso w. pheina Me ToSrc @ pal,nnr a lroous-
feidcr. Koscnthal & Co., George conglon. and |
:1ohu Mnllen. These concerns, NIL told, employ |
about 40 men ut iris KIND q wor NJ !I' D. wss s
arc not affected By the strike, and they have no
tro", ot wat,n,,r,. md they use mainly convict
t.es ~ ~ J.. -" L. - ,.,tt, tho o,hor t,vn firms
sclz scllwab. \ Co. havo thoIr goods nanutac-
turcl Mt Joliet rcnitcutlary, and o. II. Fnrgo &
Co. hnyc contract at 1onia, Mich. The present
Dottomers-stoEaa, which is tho standard OF
pGsEESc p' n ocnts. ~. ,.ns,kTuut xl.T ii N,;5.
Bitcrs-Prcsent wages. a5 cents pccr case. In
uemnn!en, ID eents, eq"ai to @ cents por caso.
hg asf f Troyo ey @
ht ,,rccs nro low because Of tho convict labor,
which Is used 50 largely n tho manmfaetn;ro Of
tte m@rHct to tho setriin1nt Of mechanic and
scllcr. Tho manufacturers who uae convict
0pr 1p plsss ip9t4 msoss!be to pay hg wagea to
huncst II iaSor. Though this is Il faet, Mr. Webcr,
4 sss TO eee s.
s thsy r e9Ss WeSat aa I'D aop
1a,a,,ary laat, WHOM all tho Dihor firms tli!t nn
hs thinkA t6nt tho men ought to l,nyn considered cd
p@sasanl @ sycn If not profitable to s..hor sIdo:
arn e"rneJ s1S Sato V S' iast week: one man SlI
M.us,u, @ saoi 81 anil nnnthor coilpl0 Sajs7 Tho
, 1880-08-05

SouIalns nothlsg injurious, and requiring only
wutes 10 p11paEo it for use' tho danger OF ans
E.sr ' "a y druggists oud grooeva- A pamphlet
win full nartlcuilrx seut by addressing
TIN)NaH LEEMINu & CO.. Muntrralt Cans
, 1880-08-05
JOURNALISTIC. .

Epfcla| Uspdlta " 7N CA&zzE90 9t1V6E
MADISON, Wis, Aug, 4.-Tho Arutsa
Printing Company Of Eau C!alrc filed artl.
cles Of association with tho Secretary OF state
to-lay. Tho object Of the Company Is .Ibs }ec
publication OF daily ard weekly neyMTffntlne yMTfntlne
b,a,unss bia sne '!aIsasIp5Ita Ths aesaIp5Ital stock
, 1880-08-05
KANE COUNTY FAIR.

Spte1al Dap9tek to nv Chteaeo N1btnt.
Gourn ELuM, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-rhe Kane
County Fair will be held at Eigtn again this
year, commencing Sept, II and ending, Sept
H. Every effort Will be exsrted to make the
, 1880-08-05

fnlr q .comp'eto success. Tie prem1umA,s
for tho occasion, among whom nrp Scnntor
John "A. Logan, and tlicre seems 10 ho hi
lIttlG ttndrancn towards bolnE n crcdItablo
session Of tho fnlr.
, 1880-08-05
THE CHICAGO rh1BuNE THURSDAY AUGUST rEN PAGES
fcct Of tho roadway, .tn tho centre, made ct
Tet,Nr blocks, tho aldcs Of mncadam, Win Bull"
ftrss trpAqlur.


=-z----=--@-==TT
f,,t ~ Tim rontvny, fiji tho centre, made OF
iLeac, h,nnts I'm tHrs OF mncatlau, With Buit-
'usT'i o,,1n tnm.,;rrasnr.
"'H "Wslihcntions t,f these can bo made for tho
aoke mF msccrtolulJtg tho hest form Of super
sfn Structure hid tor.drcssnE, hut THO rrlncnlo
tlnns nf stoe fr tic ssirfco Of such nrondv9y
- tI,n n tho hnrcst that cnn 10 procured. such
"a rn,f la ri tn 75 per cont or 1norh OF Silica.
Mfincsff,nt II ia ton atisec,itibio nf pnlyCrzat!on,
and stelJ stones n9 tx,nfn!u too much niutninA |
M nr rsI1l1I,on clay hnve Objectionable qualities |
CONSEQUENT thereon. |
W. repeat our opinion, thnt tho groat cardinal
t1cn Ia Is rot lrnt foundation for all our streets
nll,1 nyotlliea. Tho supDratr.loturc can on fnnde
10 ellt the circun,sfnncca Of the case, and III on
trial, II ia found Musultab!c, can DO chnnaFed.
III course, thern nru ht1cottosta to tue piai |
urrnfcr tinn those urged agnfnst nlt other plans
For II rsl,IIcHl ohnnggIu o,1r system Tor Waht Of
n,,s ,iio cosl must c answered pnrtly by deny
itr Tint tho cost In tho end. will be Froatrt th1n
that ii eomo p!an apparently chcnpcr. and
passctl 1l b9yoae tbc timo That ~ a'ra'rs can ho
cOnrinGfcd Oh T. fuao Of fillh9e-Ilkc nhfsllhony.
S'Wn mist hdye good pavcncnts, 0nd to prs'-
| euro them wo must pny thor price. Anotlor |
| ob{optlout ihnt concruto foundation Wonla n.
tnrforp with tho opening OF tile streets Tor tho
tnn,a' IL. va bclievt, unfounttcl; the concroto
| fNtn ia ctlt out oil lovGed lines 1T b!OCks or
! sfrins. aud replaced SO accurately TINT !
,iho o. seatn will he scarcsy l., poreortihl,c.
Il and tho EnperatlMotMIu tus ra,,pp1 ~ Aeoitg
, 1880-08-05

Ttn1es: Our highest artEsts In doutIstryy Tho
4cChesneys beyond doubt, though hut u q set.
, 1880-08-05
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

|
Enw1x STEWART, Fay Inspector Q. 8. NJ is
Mn. AND bins. o. J. TAYLOR, Of Sioux City, arc !
,JupnE J. HOUSE, Of Lawrence, Kas,, ts guest
Of tho Palmer. 7
Cot. CHARLES F. ROE, U. 8. A., Is ut the Pacific
With Ills family. :
VIZ, Il. D., AND CHARLES II. HOLMES, OF Aus" r
trala4 aro registered Mt tho fremont. r.
". n. SMITH, Lexington, ILL.,, Warehouse and
Is n guest Of tho Pacific
CHARLES II. WILLIAMS. Lloyd Curtis, @ mo u y
Williams, London, England ato ~ tne Aso"u"'
F. N. F1ssEY, General Manager OF the Wis11
cousin Central ltnroa1, and Il: 4. toru. ucnosat
PASSENGER Agent Of tho Fanda'la Lhe' nto a]
Tho Pacific.
A CORRESPONDENT calls the attention - 1t tho
1Icai1h officers 10 q steneh-hole OF Carroll ave.
1Ue, bptween Grccn add Peoria stfeets, tnat ae
thinks ought to hc abated.
s,sa H. Kansas Sy %d at
OF tho Berger Family mud sol Smith Aassea
combinations, arc at tho Trcmont.
nSoss1 ws M dsosss psas9f g saoI Nen &
aad m + fnmy Sss ottsw nSs'aH, Ill., arc @ as % sSo oasnsr
m, General TICKET Agcnt S' tho ,r amd
isSF SEFn9s SSas1s @asno ebieaso sosd
Ut tho fremont
s1a1,asse' @ ap,ieiam. No Madison street, TniI
T. M. M; @ g. F p nj; ill.,, =; s7 p H. q n@'o''''s''
CnAntEs L. EAsros left for tho East last even
INK tS spena sere1 No os " Wbe1
lie he hepcs aRe an uovo
III the Republican campaign. |
mo Sasss f. fer rFy
s,s tsy sisons sno Il ws ss c,t Ct oS % o @
Inr. ami was ,tepriycj Of iii such clothing as
c.,,r. s,avoya vostcrlnv Waited. for Tho {lrst
+, sI;,oc isa fsfcror rcnovntio, tfo Dccrng
Srfet stattSS s iS a n ,Va ~ a n
Cd, the barn into q comfortable and commodious
police station 1,s ,,..,.,, ,,,,,,, =, ~, r,,,.
THE Rev. Arthur h!itchcll, pastor ot me r1Iss
sas Tic cal1 to ei NJ s Yestcray he
for TINT city to look over tho GROUND anu 10
better able to make up bis mind. 1ie VIII re-
turn III oay OF so ,orn., -
the fa & MsEean seitsso5 ssSjdont%lIX a % iS!!
m 81 hs hs ssss G ss ho
sEs sksa 5s%s t. M & ~ rsSt yStnSv e.
~ Ton" - M.',,n ~. o.va.,.,,a am - w,,1,om
~ NJ 1s snn hon Waa 81 r lawn
s i1sstsS 5asks9p j. M strfsts af ~, Misss sS
pMsscI Hscr ns s acE, N ~, IL sn1 ~ ovc
escaped cd arrest by driving T rapidly away.
:. ,,.ne,, ot,,oh ~, y, , h,,ro,, ovnod ,,v r,om-
Pit o1ss, lumber n ., tSg at2ssl sGneg wns Ss
tncs ns9E The Or Msst ays.
nug an4 llalstcu street. Ut O'CLOCK ~ @
tssf sh; sas . s
xaay nsaPse ss te hsye ss sss
before Jt,stice Wnllnce, whore John Schuknccht,
, 1880-08-05

Delicate females lnd Malt nlttefa nourlshtng,
Strengthening, and purifying.
, 1880-08-05

At this point the inquest was adjourned
until 8 o'clock this morning In 0rtler to pro-
cure tho attendance Of othor witnesses. These
aro Neil Stewart, Of NJ. 3i3 Ashland avenue,
and Alfred Lnscar, OF No. III West Randolph
street, both Of whom a.y tho man thrown
out Of doors, md sav Mrs. Sullivan strlk9
him, A third and better witness than ,ll
tho rcst may DO found IN Richard 1.ewis' So
loon and boardng-house, ut. No. 13l Ca
nal street.. 1io saw Mrs, Sullivan
and tho deceased alltlng. ht a tahle
drinking beer, which She pretended
he Ind ordered, md, after geyeral glasses
had been drank, sho demanded 70 cents. Be.
Ills coal and took his boot on. str[ktnG linn
several times OIL tho head With Il, 'rhoh fol-
lowed tho sidewalk scene described by other
Witnesses.
Mrs. Sullivan Is vtrago. She Ia O stout.
muscular woman, and kept house OF bad
reputo at Cloyeal.a before coming here, b4o
refuses 10 be interviewed. but this Is 10 loss,
Tor she would not tell tho truth, +. A..
Mitchell Will bo her attorney.
, 1880-08-05

cDMpnrc With c0ncFeto Tor 6tFcTHtat ouenplltX.
foundation, including the facility Of its proe4r1,
mcnt, tho matcrta! botnE always Gt hand ~
oit t. e lid iaa IN sanI viii
Joints, tho iltst cost ot which would paFtap4. 70
boIats n, se q - G se %
Ill possible circumstances. Il eoncEeto be ,4sHi
shoua r. r. ns Hath On O., e0sSy IL SS%pDssfa
tihs isnes 0ssss ia tsose a'ss
ot tho suporssruots,ro may require. Tho toun.
q e. nad
ind, is We haYo hoel. requested to gs,iisi1vr tho
wholo subject and express our opinion thQrnon,
w will name our preferoncea In thc!s esaer.
4IFSiS FiS'4s.drnnit blocks q tho most inproyea, %,
sSh r. e P'n t1d n1SS @
~ oSfeofsd-compTeaso ;asphat blocks. sdnh .as
WI have seon laid in thl9 city, and sho.AgpcGss e.
s ss:'s|sst ;ssssss.: sss es
tsst e tic of esns
ss % Gr spsoa tas g. !es Seoas s'!s !hr
fs Il ses sn sf;1"%sy ssa Gat
Thsy sSa &c saesa,s & sto"s fS,n
.Ioa MqYlt,so W. Would aos syea thet, W. ioss i
ntttseiy FREQ from tho holes and rAts eause.l Y
spsat, sio ;woaS spots In such Il pavement
used II new,y.!mproyea DIDO streets h & snd & WhnsS s
nr M Iftevn Y,slrs under favorable oirourastanoea
Eon THE nuuLsvANpa
and main nvonues leadsnE !nto the eity We havt s
iiD WoIks 10 ii "A annual TopSt.@sa,e6is
folS i1 iu isuusgasted i ta hsY4 xteoa Or eisdtses
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-14
DR.. SPIN N E Y
NO. m KEARNY STREET.
Treats All Chronic and special Di.
seases.

YOUNG MI IN
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
effects of youthful follies or inaiscretion, VIII
do well to avail themselves OF this, the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar of suffering humani
~. DIR. SpINNEY will guarantee to forfeit
$500 for every case of Seminal Weakness or pri
vate disease of any kind or character which he
undertakes and fails to cure.
MlDDLR.AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent excavations
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of the system in manner the patient can not
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again charging to dark and torpid appear
ance. There are many men who die OF this diff
fculty, ignorant of the cause, which Is the sec
ond stage of seminal weakness DIR. S. will
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y ON 10 to II A. NJ. Consultation free, Thor
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Call or address
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And In accordance with law, and an order II
the Board Of Directors, made on the Goth day u
May, 1879, SO many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary, will be sold al
public auction at the Office Of the company. No.
3i2 Montgomery street, san Francisco, Cali
fornia, on TUESDAY, the 22d DAY Of July,
1879, ut the hour OF 2 o clock p. NJ Of saId day
u pay delinquent assossme nts thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses of the
sale. ABRAHAM HAISEY,
SecYetaTy
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District Court Summons.

In the District Court Of the Fou--h Judicial
District 81 the State Of Nevada, Ia and tot the
County Of Humboldt:
Alvira Evans. plaintiff. versus ". Castle and
J. +. Abel, defendants.
Action brought Ia the District Court If the
Fourth Judicial District OF the State Of Nevada,
i'm and for the County II Humboldt, and the
complaint filed in the office or the Clerk Of said
District Court ON the cath day OF April, A. u.
1880
The state Of Nevada sends greeting TO VI.
Castle and J. +. Abel, defendants:
You are hereby required 10 appear in an
ton brought against you by the above named
plaintiff, Aivira Evans, in the District Court Ut
the Fourth Judicial District Of the state Of
Nevada In and for the County Of Humboldt,
and 10 answer the complaint filed therein with
the Clerk q said Court within ten days (eSclus-
i've of the day OF seryicel after the service
yuu Of this Suinnions--f served within this
County: or IL served out Of this County but in
this Judicial District. within twenty days; 9th.
erwise, within forty dsys-or Judgment by de
fault will be taken against you, according to
the prayer Of said complaint
Said action II brought for a dissolution Of
copartncrship existing between plaintiff and
defendan u astie and for an accounting ~ the
partnership accounts, for the sale Of copartner-
ship property, the payment Of the debts Of the
concern out of the proceeds Of such sale, and
the distribution Of the balance; also for the APP
pointment Of Receiver during the rensency 81
this action; said coplrtnership consisting in the
business OF buying, selling, Strengthening and
shipping cattle, at Humboldt County, Nevada,
and said property consisting OF q slaughter
house, corrals and arpiirtenafces situate at or
near Winnenucca. All OF which will more fully
appear by reference 81 said Complaint, q certi.
firh copy OF which accompanies this summons,
and made part hereof
And YOU are hereby notified that II YOU fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as
above required, said plaintiff viii apply 70 the
Court for the relief prayed for IN said Com
plant and take judgment against sou for costs
OF suit.
H.. 81 Given under my hand amt the Seal
o. the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial Dis
thct OF the State Of Nevada, in aild for the
County Of Humboldt this cath day Of April,
A. y. 1880
je3.3Od J. H. JOB, Clerk.