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The Columbus journal., 1881-06-15
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court in and for Platte
County, in the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict of Nebraska. In the matter of
the estate of John \. Norris, late of
Franklin County. Ohio, deceased.
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction of
l. said Court, by the petition of John
X. Mulyane, executor of the last will
and testament of the said John A. Nor
ris, deceased, that there is not sufficient
personal estate in the hands of said
John II. Mulvane to pay the debts out
standing against said deceased, and the
expenses of administration and that it
is necessary to sell the real estate OF
said deceased, to wit: The southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of Sec
tiOn eight, the east half of the southwest
quarter of section eight, the north half
of the northeast quarter, the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter, and the
northeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section twenty-seyen, and the un-
divided halfOf the south half of southeast
quarter of section twenty-three, all in
township seventeen, north of range one
east of the sixth principal meridian.
situated in the county of Platte and
State of Nebraska. Also the following
lots or pieces of ground in the city of
Columbus, in said Platte county, to wit:
Lots seven and eight in block thirty.
eight; lots three and four in block
thirty nine; lots one and two in block
forty; lots one and two in block forty
three; lots three and four in block fifty
eight; lots five and six i'm block seventy
two; lots seven and eight in block
seventy-fOu lots three and four in
block eighty. eight; lots three and four in
block one hundred and twenty-One; lot
three i'm block one hundred and twenty
eight; lots three and four in block one
hundred and thirty-siX, and lots one
and two in block one hundred and
thirty eight.
1t il therefore ordered that all persons
interested in said estate appear before
me, George W. Post, Judge of the
Fourth Judicial District of the State of
Nebraska, at the court house in the city
of York, in the county of York, and
State of Nebraska, on the 10th day of
July, 1881, at one O'clock in the after
noon, to show cause, if any they have,
why license should not be granted to
the said John X. Mulvane, executor
aforesaid, to sell the real estate of said
deceased herein described, for the pur-
pose of paying the debts outstanding
against said deceased's estate, and the
expenses of administration.
And ii is further ordered that a copy
of this order be published in THE Co
LUMBUS JOURNAL, a weekly newspaper
printed in said Platte county, for at
least four successive weeks previous to
the hearing of said application.
GEO. w. POST,
Judge of the Fourth Judicial District of
Nebraska. 519-5
G. A. SPEICE, Atty.
The Columbus journal., 1881-06-15
:sOth day of y une. 1851,

at . o'clock, p. m, the following prop
erty mOrtgaged as aforesaid, to wit
One chestnut sOrrel mare years old.
white strip in face; one sOrrel mare nine
years old. small white spot in face and
left hind foot white; one yellow mare
eight years old. white hind feet; one
brown mare seven years old: two, two
horse wagons with bows and covers
two sets double harness, for the pay
ment of said note and costs of fOreclOs-
ing this mortgage.
ORRIE Il. HAIGIIT.
J. &. Higgins, 51S
Atty for MOrtgagee.
The Columbus journal., 1881-06-15
THE JOURNAL.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE Il. IS>I.
The Columbus journal., 1881-06-15

The State of Nebraska. in District Court
for Platte County. In the matter of
the estate of Edward G. kavanaugh,
, 1881-04-30
OLD MAN BECKER.

Isr ttsrM,ptx tn 11urs1rr Ellis Son> and
+: .4a.m rries to Kill 1iihssclf.
lbin trcxsr. Il thai, wt,nse chHraetar IL fuEly
mir ,.t"ei III tho statement tlRi hc hns for SONG
tina l,.t.I u,tlrr ttn4sF F:tJ0 tn keep tho peHcc
with hi. .ftn,!y. n,a,tc brusaa attempt Scster-
stlaxs Ht,cs,un,n ta murder h1s son Nlchotas'
ttaei ~ ynAra. &. At l:H o'ctock y. NJ.
thu hid ,. min sntcre! his house. No.
IL ttowr street. ind *aw his sNt,, who wns tired
tait witt, his sHnrrlng's work. lying upon tic
bud. whnt pn,socatun tho old tnnfl Ind for hts
nssnti 1t ,tnes mt nppnAr. Hu selzc.l nn nx. and
r,isllIEu upon the rHllng t1Mii struck intr!er.
tnts bIt,w ut tho buy'A hcatS. Fnrt1nat1iy
tho MIN. WIS nut true. and tho only
Watind l.liietc1 was n slight cut llNn
tho aide nf tho head itHHo tho gar. Tho wns!nl
icing considered mt dangerous. no rhy.lGinn
wis UAlic md tho ynsng tnnn VIA nbto 70 w
ntHt.t thereafter. The OLD mlnn vii. Incked up
1T tic Webster Avenue Stnttar, and will ,ave
hcNrng tnls morning before Justice kNutinnnnt
wf1n will sen to It that tue Hcekcr family arG 70.
1ievnd or furthor support of tho husband and
fnthcr
Ai,nt,t o'clnck In tho afternoon. while I5cck1s
was in tic eGi III The Wcbstcr Aysnuc Stnunn.
he nttcn,pte'i suicide By opening the artcrcs nf
hfa arm With nall whiuh ha hn!l In bis pocket.
T4tc.tt. Schumacher discovered him lying upnn
tho ftour III great INH nj hloth. LIT: Keyno!'!'
was called us1tj tho man wna taken to st. Joscphs
ilpsp!tai, wilp1e Tut slight expectations of I'LL
I rpcurcry arc EntestnFncl.
, 1881-04-30

Inx et!tnr. but denied tim tho nGna ITO pa!a
ny we'll for wrctcncd work. and suose1ucn'ay ,'.,,,,
unti .he present h: sn|cy The prC, pn,sn ,pF. 1re.
nee t3rteicy founded aild unkind fata seemed
!cter!ntnel 70 fonndcr John May p1x H. 1aeG sn1
now ltefd hns followed s.it, Tho !ady nG ks,,n Is
nl,o,,t 10 marry Il t'a,lRhtcr nf D: q: M,lt: ~
at, nng. but his bend il we'll .tred inside md he
loft California IN tho nick Of ting. no nsc,a 70
il,i banking tn HnceAneut0 ai1d nlwnfh ontnyrd
tg', .ee.!on f2, q prntty aa Il. ca. cav.
nccton with fi,e tribune has riches.
n p'easant feature nnt shared ny tha s'oSs. eSs;
Str. u",ii inttttl't' pnyInE !yilcns thls spr!nK.
hit the tiiy,dcni u fns...l" - Il hn.l'cen @ eyor
% ti"n +, i,rlsi'a retttrmenl urcw nut IT tho mp
pr w n,1rrtuae md ,',o tcGc.s!y H. s,,oso.
,1rr ,sl.r,al ,,,a ff,hfns tny will nnn!nnl'y eifs
ttr l,nprr during 4tel,l's trhtAl!s. The Mnnlr
.tttt vi, rrnnin lns now nrHanizcd and Hny'e
slu'is viii In vrrr lIvht* The !nlttnite gn,,ilec-
I'm, sf tht, Iii,4,i. Will Mr.. HHnlu tends TO H.
: lnrt t{s rj.:,iDlutin.! ns u newspaper.
, 1881-04-30

lowed for thIa increased service ~ns strictly In
ntaa,rtInnrn with law. nni amounted 10 Tho
average rntn fur hln,tnr sGrri,n nIl ever tho
tHuntry-nntnny. atEut &a1 Tor milo per
nn1SllN1. ..-.
tho pnstnHNtnr. tiDnerhl. by which hn wns per.
t,fttei IN "cxpr,1t!c" rnutrn wns unwisG.
twjce recommended to CpnHress TINT Il ahn,Iid
f,x limit, and, nnally, ,tpon ,het susxrstinn. It
was ieft. with shc t'nstnaster.ticncrnl i wns
itsotI and the fNctA III livery cnsn wore reported
10 EoilXr.ss. All tho figures quoted by yon and
other newspapers wern
COMMUNICATED ny MI TO CONGRESS-.
and thus made public. CuuEress investigated; !;
rxatliued h1th oifulAf and contractor, ilstgnHsl
10 dlsnppniitet1 bisi1crn, and ltosc pntrt0tlc
nowsuai,sr correspondents VIM vvafy h,tir 9f
their Iivca tt,ttuits putnfu tuats nf soilnt.Itln
fur fcar that the Uuvarn.n9nt may be cheated.
gfantrll npto time for full and tafr .itsc ssnf,
and vttcd. by q dcolnA nntnfltf. ~ Aila-
fnln tho action Df the Department. Nov. !
itist yn,l nsslitno that nttlslx ilas hoen srtsie
nfi,l TINT all those ulattct" nrc to hc rc1ncnttl
md rcju.lrch hy tno newspapers. II | nm
obliged to cntdlct tho contrt'v6rsy with them.
uIcnsr ncr7r1l to me tho nn,.,unt Df space thn'
Il necessary. and be fair otouah to Log tue rcpl,
In every gasc attcn1 Mpon tho nurtisRt4un. Thal
viii not bo ''niry." It will bc simply lst.
| TitU5. J. BRADY.
1ttsEY tfotysE, Aprtl es, 1881.
, 1881-04-30

ANOTHER Nlnf. ...
NEW York, April s2.-'rhe charred body
vt IL man w,as found tt-tiay III tic rlllls of
Smiths box-factory, burned Tuesday. It Is
supposed To l,e that nj I'utrlck Mcl.aaElIl!'t.
At the tIn,c the !ire broke out l,u was ut tIli'
,rr. aud hs rushed to tile fslctory To save his
tools. lio left wittuw and i've children.
rlIE uxlDrST1FtEn REMAINS
OF boy nre ut the pptce station. q,
4 CONTEST. .
The funeral services over George Blo0in.
field, whose headless body 1t WIS SUPPOSED
was found III tho ruins Of The stable wlIcre
),a was aseup, were Interrupted By Clarence
Heed, brother-in-law Of Joseph. BEpke'''
bury, supposed to 1,ave perlsl'et! In uls itrc.
Reed claimed the body as TINT Ut HFocken
bury. liz says tlu tns tUuhI s''irt-stsfd.
tlla hinge OF Il pugkct-rltlt, sO,nt buttons,
ntEbt-kcy, nlld IL k1lite-clnsp henr where nie
bUjty lny. which were tho property of Ils
6rother-{n.lnw. Tile Coroller gave ler'!,tsst1ll
to the friends ut DoUlu.iutd Il, bury the bnt1
but Keett threatened to lluyc 1t ex!lth,eh II
0rtler tllut Mrs. Bruckenbury can sdellttly H.:
iipr husband wins Il number of several retlei
societies, al.j, to secaru tits money which %;
| IDnKs to the widow. tie bnay OF her husband
| must bn positively Identified.
, 1881-04-30
0t1sEr tlousE, April es, 1881.
THE ELEVATED ROADS.
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Sptetal UhpdteA 10 Jns CAteaqo Tribune.
NEW YoltK, April @.-T1ic Mayor, Com
trol|et, auti Corporation Counsel hnve ct,ti-
sIdoreti tho application Ut tho officers Of the
Manhattan Company to jnin thetn III all MP
punl to the l,cxtslattlru 10 rulucn the annonnt
of taxation iulpoaed Of, tho Elevated
Railroads oil the ground tint their cummings
nru ,,u. sufficient to pay the present taxes
md continue tho payment ot the present rats
VI dividends. They decline to acccle to
the request Of the railroad officials. In thelr
answer to tho Company tito city authorities
say:
M error has t,ecn st,e4csted rs to tho prInol,.
uxcopt that It Is nnw elalned that ths Justices
e tho comPan'os ts not % ssna n am,,,,nt' ~ 10
}::fy ns sansfisn c 2opany Il sF*0 as
esS esp # ..a a. es 81 ssH
way Company \, per S9ns nh ST h',, aev' ];
'%scs TIC Gss' e. they a''s sesrusa from ta e .!%S
tho company nav ask to be relieved fff'sn The
ln,yment nf. Such dividends scetned to h1vG
atld probably did hnvo tho osfcct OF ...
CHEATING \ FICTITIOUS VALUE
for THO corporate property Mnd franchise irsptS
nakinE Tho valuations Of. tho corporation 70!
purpuso q xaaGna II, aS at,,,I,r Ta aa
earnInas, q nd it'd therefore tho errur. i my hn
ssM naac' ln tue yaaaShf bic os tH to '"pt;i 81.
Commissioners nrn reapunstb!o. Tho estiI1at
put IN tho markets upon tl'a SECURITIES o1 eoI
Value Of the corporate franunlses and propuaty
, 1881-04-30
AMBER CANE, OR SORGHUM.

Sp*tMt fhFFffp11hifnet o. Tue Ehtedeo fHo1nss
OcoSoNowut, Wis, April 21.-The dis
cuyery nlttt development Of Amber cane, its
1unliness III Northern latitMdes. and It's
proved success M snEar.prodncinR cane,
hnye Etyg,, n new impetus To the cultivation
Of Sorghum, which bids fair tn make It an
iuttortal,t a,,tl permanent tfartn.crop through
mt the Northwest. Fur the purpose Of aid-
lng the Inexperienced. your correspondent
has been enabled. witt, the aid of ". II.
CulweIl, Ut Farmington, In piace before the
readers of THE Tribune the following con-
dcusedl directions, complied frntn the most
uprnyctl Sources. OH tho curturc OF this inl'
pnrtnllt pr0tlnct:
Sccd.-rure seed should be obtained from
reliable sources, using, say, two to three
mounds tn the acre. Seed sltoll be obtained
from different lncaHty every tw9 pr three
| yenrs, ny experience !las shown that 1t de-
ier1ora.es By repeated replantlng In The same
| SDii.-A rich,. warm, sandy loa1n. witl.
sandy or xrayelly subsoEl. Is the best ior
cn.,e: but It vii! grow wherever corn Slll.
innro Than nny;other: 4 vary rank black soil
produces n inrga crop, but inferior sugar.
Sn,lr, nacky, wet stils should be avoided.
| iItgll luads arc much the safest from early
Prcjmratton of the Soll.--The roots ot
sorghum run very deep: tlt.y hive been
traeed t. the dept 9t four @ tSet Ti,erele
before, ur use well-rottel manure IN tile
spring, but never fresh or raw. a. crop of
clover turned n,ider the year before Is a
eaHt aPla'.tina.@plant tirpiltt early, even before corn
An cariy start Is very important when tho
s!owly v 1t tirst. Flant lali an incl deep, and
ras three test aa'Tt eaSl a wayi, ,y, s9s1,s H ts'
, 1881-04-30
ITEMS.

~.,,. xr,,u Anril su-The death Is nr-
NEW 1o'N. ..i"H 49,. ...s. - .,tit ,,,nr
n0Mneetl Ut II. lsAWeI. w'losc "t.se ",1 cse1
be associated With tho benelleent EttcatDlHas
GIoiHtttiS, ur feyGr-testf0yllls b!ite eult t1eo
at Australia, introduced mainly by Ills means
3rto A lrurTn nmt EurUDe, about which there
,'"s ,..o,, onusi,f.rnh1e interest manifested BY
49,. ..s.s.1..,. H ,,~,,nrto,1turtsts. :,
1>n'oAAe"'' ~ go, ~, ,,ts,,no.r,ov
TIDE or lAs'!"nnstn !' ,n.'''o., -. c,e,,.
Nearly 3.ooo iln'l'tgfahts la1asu VI .s..' Sas..s
Garden within tho past twel,ty-foWr hours.
Several cuscs Of smallpox wero amoug them.
THE c.Ar1oslc CONVENTION IN CHICAGO.
AA iac1tn.F - ~ .,s ...,,
, 1881-04-30
"DRADsTIsEET'S.o

AIN "EEhh1 ''ha ..,1 ~
portcd ia DrttIsircct'x the past week through.
~ ~ .,,o Ii,,tts,, ytotas nnd Connla p,,,ul,er
os. the onaaeu o.".es e...,.aa,, s nxr ,ha r"cnrd
1GS. MI increase III seventeen ",c' 1''o lsso'a
of tl,e prrcettlng week. But tic number Is
below tho average, which. for the
,,ast I'm, ,rantx Ina been 1ai.
r'eL en ."s,,ar urma I,nvc her,,
compelled to ask extensions, their temporary
embarrassment being aatfinl'tea M ,,s 70 saamas
ca,,ses. In tile Mttlt1ln States tho humber 0t
folinr,a runortcd was %, All Increase of 7:
Ea,,, r,s;on5 s,ntcs s9. nm increase Of o;
Southern States 20, MI increase Of J; Western
States a&s, same as before; cana'la '''d Prov
inccs o. an fncreasc OF :.
THE Sgw York STOCK EXCHANGE
has boon siropplns back Into au!'ness axan
to l,nya falfen OF. lts cssehtla' 1ra."'es
| l.ave not ehnnKcsl. Efforts to marx np
prices to induce outside bnyfns has mt been
but 1t has been easler to snstat,' s p1sccs, ns
| cttusc money Is easily ana cleap'y noFE""eu'
a msro m '"iq Is ne 10 the exceeding ease Of
Me1 ". s,,,,n,, ,'3 ,,n ,narket. The ci,jef event
~ ~ *" t wnak '' i,Ms iaer The continued drop
In In nrlces Of tic thrce classes Of stocks
"f ths Eitvatctl n,ats a drop which f,ns
| nIsn been nccOulpanted by Hit equal hltf'll-
,g full III tue price of oogs 'e soha W.T.. T',o
ket has bceil very easy ~ tle WeeS; ~, ~
May which must KEEP se .9,' nn n,pr;a arKt GasS y.
but eS eq IL sDet "st S ~ o I'D e ca ee Se expec
exhibit Of the wcek'a export c!earances ot
prouco ind ercndIis II, fr Any n@Ik ntice %
foIegil pofs Ha'g1 ~ mr totai to " Nte Ii
| 1881 largely l,ltGAd 0t that lDt Iuo sAtAt put
, 1881-04-30
sItvER.mINE DIVIDENDS,

LEApy1LLE, Colo. Apri. .o.-Dvidenda will be
paid next mouth by tho following mines; Chry-
Rolite, &lUD0O1; Iron Silver, $l0t, 900; Aatehess,
x,i.0CD; Nou|nRnn, 0O0U; Evening Stnr, 81 0l:
H[GcrpjH, $:A], ,000; Laplatn and plnktrk. *!!,ua
eact1. All tuterest In, the Colnatook mud Black
Tail lulss WAS yesterday tF.nfefEGu 10 the Coha-
stock Mining COtGpany for 422J0.u0.
, 1881-04-30
THE NORSEMEN.

,r1r N0RSEMEN.
AH
u,m,u,.ccnecs Of ono Of Tho, Tho 1sariaSs. So III.
nuNorse" Settlers IN rug s.'no.1. Hsaso ~
no,s. the Lnso CaenenI saonecn' sc
u e.s* Eaer ",i y a@ETo.day a% e;frJ tho tho Norwe.
DANeiLl.r' D.. ..a,e and all over tho North
CLANS In our o1a.e ,,',ano"a au no naro III the his
vest oseps ,11s Notion and indeed they may.
small part w!l,e. u,'r"ne Mo" wc may we'll wonder
tten'e ,see ot'n o. came al these people. Other
eoaa,.' .,;s email State, have not sent one-hnif
o. 'o ,or c,, ~ their peDplc to Alnerfcn Ill tho
tho na'Aps. ~ t,,nt Noryny has, Prior to 1890
same peloa Ias L., ~ n" Stotc If Illinois ;yery
hs .1,s.9 SsfwSsdi Snaeard g, o. savo few who ad i
a',a.st ,r.staa in 1876 and scattered here alll |
s'S"'i ,ssIa. i wns In 1880 TINT regular sottle.
'nsf eat i ts ststs av; and 5 ts nssls 1st
US Clement ts9I1ing.vssse SfapesK: ~ wbc % Occupied
Norwegian gesants ee in crossing tho Atlantic
gas 1Sissn "SWYl VIII, lin came several other faM!-
Ie. 70 whom sefSk t'eSr T"a way !'1f Wc,, We ook
lcieut 70 @ Ivy ,,ma H a,,ti see What obstacles
laek ofe, .are3grer eu III Ind to contemtl Will. We
s1s9f sss fdrccd to admit that 4 stabcck WINS
oItdR
typea ~. spey,i'i tSi'nin n Sturdy class strong al,d
arg ar.n,tm on no ~ mtiv,' tI,e Inst ~
enaa['l'x y i !nnk bnck Into tho history Of ene
,,lS S' xyho In IL bllf specimen Of the nation
tfon %!c, n,sv te Io, IN miles from Chrsttul,ia,
~! ~ 'H'f3 ~ Norwny. IN tic estate long
the Gap!,ass s,uI,oct ~ ills family rccor,t dates
t,sT ssSSm 70 i5s5 II vas tflon known us Ulylg,"
UT seIseSiak ss to Snhck, Which naNe It yet bears
% 61 ss Gsnbsyy ba2 h Sfsnt @ a SsaSsSki a'tsiasd
Eaadd4Es r. aid It'll of 81 years. Ills father, Thnrston
ssbceF Tsco op1'' Of Y tia Lt; t;nniy n sows tat iii
age' ,.afnt,ara ~ attnlnr II very cid ago, lie
Nv Nv, ttains,t m tic Old homestead III tho ag-
sIsnIIurai aa pursuit., but after he became Of
ase "a as nosse S1,1e for Of farncr in at coa
~ "As td p''''I In was So great that
" n.,m,,,ed mn nf his brothers to take the
ssase ss pud ande coi1,menced the manufacturing
Il bsss buttons On saI! scn!s ;; s41ds The, i.
seInm .ssamnasad ~ sje} }ew ~ tho tnousnnd dollars with
qhir. ha lift The Old World for the New.
s te haelv G,f kow now but Stabec
irg i{n of energy and an exceptionally
IN .itoretm,t' .s n,1shrI forward until he reached
our o Beautiful prairics Of Illinois, nlltl wus
tSas thu the list " Morse" settler in this State,
xeRlah se1ISiIea. lrsI - ., 'i,s r. nn,a,nnv viii
lf!ehas " incatu, a'ts t,.r, ~ tnrpnr;1, Wis.
AnAd knudsol tooK tsit tp w S.a;n f. Fras,,
1: po1t, feaehlng iiock ltnn Township. Ste;
phe1son County. n soptem4ef; aha s;t9ppv;,
a. What w&s tnotl knp"M ~ IL. fnts1,1. n'm T..
m|l. IN Silver Crsek precinct Hl"H'1G Rsn1, ".
oalty toE gooM ioe@E on5i. s :. ,scr -; i ,vini
showed thent tile nn9ceMpIem H1s nni, smi WAN fbo
@G known rs tne i'lg npl!nEs: SIaoIiin, iin,s,i,n
timber, also q4artsr section Q,
6eiessp 6eieSsq tsy inl ,s returnea % %brinsnE @ WIFI
ihpm iii. XriirrSnn wife nnt tWt, children,
, 1881-04-30

u,"3* u"3* H~pat.H 10 T7S CAIea90 9F1bNHks
,o.aa. Auksk. April s9.-ltea!th. Officer Wright
snd q. a.,aousned tho Centrut police Station
H. a county MorXle as public .nutsancea.
I'd ths H. me httt reMOdelosl ulld renovated,
las,%t,ss %s VT naaled retnnvpI fruIu liz present
W apot hoAr tho hasbpr.
, 1881-04-30
POLITICAL.

an,.s u. Hkx. Ark. April :8.-'The efforts to
aus"S. Aa alRstenccs betwean tho pro end anti
aesapsI,,,tt.w aessot WINS ot thu tN.noar.tlo party by
eooIsfrns,s1 !,lst night faisa uttorly, and both
, 1881-04-30
COAL.

pnth..s,. Pa. April eo.-The combined
I'm. ste st coal thtere4ts work tl,sir ,uluea full
btek ~ IsHt week and suspend three days each
"~o'nuef 1f tlny. y
, 1881-04-30

. tnr frAf -tlhN' ..w trnrtiG In sailing
contract ao nut nntcpnte ,1,s f'y A. = Snir figure
tho ps'Sf,G a e. n girncr fen.1.s t.nr >"
1nsre1 1aa N JJclnlni ,bctser.
r1TTa1stT'sts. , ,..,.
,,,o. H.. April "V.-Ina . aeust"' ..,5'so, I wn,
r.tsof r,..s",tu .a m,tu spring traae brtantcn,ns "p
tsIly Hcs!So .,,,o vcnther. Al. mills ana iac.o.
unee, H. ,runins tn!. THO pf M scarce aul In
des ~ ,.st week. t,aborcrs a.s a snrr mnsnt.
thss t o. rho iron trade II dn'. a.'o ,,siostc
atmano. ,or manufacturers who an.'c'p.d i.s",.
nfaetor IN III siucss within tue .css .wo "suHs s.l ~
Tr4a.,r1t, Is 4unt Moils nFc dull md inonhkca
~ fpr f!dElt5.., t5..,,n IA rnud for tnbieWa!o aMn
The Flnss ,s,tnsntt,cJ for windnw- WnIen y
anrs D'it = y. J.. at 10 conss Tor e'ns' "''' ~
senls tot doa'u,s via fairly ncttyo INC n'GaG:t e.
Petroleum. fnr United ceTtttloatun Ms s,a.Ia
polat es.1cst The msrkM c:osf n st,nt h;nh.
and sne ~ MI, THO general icetE rEnsa,cs. s.g;0-
to.JeJ.. y. =, At hand. Satcs ano 'ce"'s"' *'
RI price, II 7.:p0 harreia: ,,,,+ uunp Ia
CO.. q. eai n.arket w. ratngs ns, ~ w",er ship.
,.sssD', ~ s"f'SissT " sissT, 0o'h'''' 0y F'' 100000
bushels .,oro oct!vo md higher. Nocotpts; r.n n..x
head thT1.!ESnnr ESnr ~ 1VnrKcrr bur dull and ssoW ~!
and htRher, iot iicec}nts, i5.D0 hca.'. sneo!
Palade.nnEnron ut tho ot,cnlns put stoanSr ,., ~.
vcrp wcaksn, wcs,r ~ ~ tho clnsc, Prices sanAed lfoA
bettsrr iGS"'lt * ltccrip.s 1h,6o0 huad.
, 1881-04-30

=, Aur,i sp.-Tho ANIMAL report Of tho
ERIE .1 arraar ahovs sh,e4e0o invested tn Eric
Doarl q! ..,.os rmploying 4,29E mon. aud pro-
raAnuiasensnna,Si q III In Of manufactured goods
, 1881-04-30
NEW YORK.

star.Route. Brady Says He'll
Resign for No Man on
Oompulsion.
Able Production on Paper Of the
Reasons Why 1lo Is an
Honest Mans
The Manhattan Elevated Refused d
Rebate Of Taxos-Long 1sl-
and Railroads.
End Of tho Forgery Farce, Tho Greatest
Forgery and Farce Of Modern
Times.
Weekly Review Of the Finan-
cial and Commercial
Situations.
Rumors oi Further Misunderstanding
In The Southwestern Con.
solfdation. ,,
Advantageous Connections Made by
| the Louisville & Nashville
Company.
A Stakeholder Turned Out OF
tho Exchange for "Isatting"
Commissions.
Contest Over an Unidentified Vic.
l.. tim OF the Box-Factory
! Horror.
The French Opera Singers Strike in tn
Presence Of an Audienoe-No
Performance.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-15

Theatrical agent (with big diamond
rit,g)-..HuW much for Il thou sand pro-
gralnnes of the tParalyZerA p Want
'en Oh fac tinted paper, in two colorS,
by srvea ,,'clck."
JOB Printer (loticing diamond) =
Fifteen doll .r+'
Agent (te ,ring up programme, ex-
ciae,ilyt-..I dot own the show; Jack
Havcriy trries tine SICK. dr,d day."
Joo Printer Observation-Disclosures II
the stone Was genuine"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-15
KAL.A zoo, MICH.
A Fay0rite w aterin . Place for Theatrical
HeOpie.

When actors and actress take their
vacations with str inge unanlinity they
flock to that Il lightful w,tering pa e,
X liam II 10, Mich. The papers are con-
It unity uOtiriay the f,ct tin 1t su h md
,u:h Il star is about to spend a vacation
in k;l IN 400, Mich. Quite recently
an item went the rounds of the Nevada
D pers that Miss Georgie Woudthnrp
IL al received an engagement in New
Yurk, to began in the fail, but up 10 that
time she would spend the hot months
in kal,m zn. Now the joke of the
thing is tai the place al uied to is
summed by all members OF the prote,-
sion, and is cursed oy them from one.
It ,,.ntrL to a,,tuer. Whel anyone j.
spoken Of - being t,trt, II really
me rs tn It they are out OF an eng ,ge
A,eni. Ii you Want il tiglt GA your
hands, real lively one, just ask an
actor If he l., going to spend his vaca-.
ton in k,lanllzOo, Mich.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-15
TREASURES TROVE-
A Old Safe Found i'm a Sewer.

In excavating the sewer between
| Second and Third and Orlnsby and Ne
| vada streets, two days ago, the lanrers
found imbedded in an old channel an
eighty-pound letter press, t" which Was
attached ii heavy log-cllain Continuing
a few feet further down, they struck 4;
hard substance, which, upon exit'nina-
ton, proved to be the top of an iron sLfe,
of !; primitive style. Eighteen Year.
ago man WAS living on the premises
i'm front of which these articles were
found, who bare a decided k;eptom,t-
ni.cal reputat ion. In 1865 or s il Il
fire broke out in Il heavy business house
here, from which Il safe containing the
sum of $1,000 in money, bonds and
other Valuable papers, WAS removed,
and during the, excitement attending
ihe fire the safe was fpryntten. a few
hours later When the owners looked for
it, it could not he fund, au.i never wis
heard of ag lin. Suspicion rested upon
the kleptunl ,ni &c referred to, hut as no
.8ut, saw him remove The missing pro-
,hpriy, ne was not arrested for the theft.
Ii is believed that the safe found in the
nI channel is the identical one that W Is
last at th,. fire Efforts Will he IN ode
to raise it, hut it NY scarcely be worth
the while, rs, no doubt. the thief alb
strlcted the vAlu bic contents before. he
buried it. Tne supposed thief is dead,
but as his willow, Il respect lble lady, is
still livin i'll these ptrts, the name is
suppressed.