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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
THROW p0hTc

p,s NtBBARDdaiy SUNDAYS excsoteh leave vestry-sk
tiei $780, ant @Zlst AZ A. N. fBrO9<yn Annex. M
a M landnget SyacS Ferry West Point Newbarr Poa~ls
hheeRsie PEG Caiss and HUDSON co1lect Rhine
Deck Terry with the b trall the
aware r., az Hudson for Pisfeld Lebanon spa. cfc.
~ Albany for the North ami West SPFCFkI
SAkAToGA EXPRESS New. York Central and HndSo5
West Point or Newbg1 rc,,rnsy do, ,, ip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23

~ 70 Boston worcester NashuN Portland and the East
via New London steamers leave Pier No 10. River
aalLy. -mn-a.. ID L..L v - L.a 90 -nn.aL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23

EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
IL SAToNICand NAUGATUCK RAfIROADS-Steamers
leave CathaFine ship Al 1850 p Iwentythird
East River 3l5 Fare lower than1y other
INOR the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
u SPECIAL FAST EMPRESS TJIROCGH TRAIN
WITH PARLOR AND DAY CARS connecting with tha
SIONINSTON LINE from Nt.M-Nokk.
The ONLY Sound Line running through Pari0r Cars % tho
White Mountains
Leaves Sfonngon steamboat landing (daiv except
days. at stopping for breakfast az Providence and
dinner Plymouth through WITHOUT CHANGE yin
Worcester 20 Faby anu al " hlte Mountain pOsRts
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-13

A Warrington dispatch brings the cheering
intelligence that the friends of Stanley Mat
thews have but little hope now of bis con-
firlnation as Justice of the Supreme Court.
Only two members OF the judiciary Commit
tee are known to absolutely favor his con-
firnlation. and four Of the remaining seven
members-namely.T Thurman, Bayard, David
Davis and Edmunds--are uDalterably OPP
posed to it. Thus the railroad corporations
Will be obliged to wait 8 while before getting
a foothold on the Supreme Bench. Yet it is
only q matter OF time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-13
CITY Iarsha.'S Notice.

1s7EE ATTEHwfO1 OE PAKE1KS WHO
liable to axe out City Licenses and have not
done So invited to the following extracts from Ord
nance No 3d. approved February 2S 1873, entitled an
ordinance to regulate licenses in Carson City
Section ; All licenses shall be taken Gus quarterly in
as vance, &c, &c.
Section g. Any person firm, association, or corpora
ton whose duty it shall be- under the requirements of
this ordinance take license who shall fail fifteen
days thereafter shall pay, penalty for such delay ten
per cent additional the original amount and shall be
liable to a civil action for the recovery thereof.
No ice is therefore given that Tuesday, February
18th inst all deiuquences that date city
for the quarter together with legal percentages
added will be given City Attorney for collection d.
rectsd ordinance BY order OF the Board OF Trustees
S. T. SWIFT, City Marshal
Carson February 7, 1881. febswl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-13
NOTICE.


gATHsREAS. 1T - PROPOSED All AN
W early date to begin the erection of an Asylum.
for and custody CT the insane wards of Nevada;
and whereas the time Of completion of said Asylum is
indefinite and certain; therefore, resolved, by the As
selnbiy the Senate concurring that the Commissioners
for the Of the ngent insane hereby requested to
invite proposals for the Of the ns wras of this
,-- ,,r ,7s ,..,rods: First One car Second
Two years Thra-Four y3a:s Fol:th--Sx years.
Such bids to lie requested from competent and reSIonsi
bic resident and resident parties; to be made in writ
ing and delivered to both Houses Of the Legislature on
ceferc the 14th day OF February next.
Under the above resolution bids will be received by the
Board until SATURDAY, February u, 1881.
Il. Il WRIGHT
Seccetrc Board of Commissioners fer the of the In
di:rps1t Insane Of Nevada fcSl0i
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-13

There is scarcely any doubt that the Clark
Il Langdon sack will defeat all Asylum ap-
preparations for this State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-13

There is a proposition row G.: foot 10 divide
Lyon county between Storey and EsIneral'a
counties. The only man who o:j rs Is tn
publisher of the Lyon County Tues, who, :"
the proposition is adopted, will be obliged to
change the name of his paper.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-13
4 wri.ier il the Cincinnati Enquirer, after a

4 WTlif'f II the tlnclnnafi enquirer! amer
c, -. inspection Of New e5rk women, says
that the higher you go in the social scale, the
further yen get from beauty, and that the
Bowery shop girls are, in that respect, far
superior 20 the ''swell" young ladies'.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-13

The Rev. Sir Cayend;sh Foster, Raronet,
rector OF parish in England, can boast of al,
experience as extraordinary as it must be
gratifying, in his capacity of Irish landlord.
When his tenants were offered reduction Of
10 per cent. they refused it, saying that their
landlord had bsen kind and consdsrate, and
that they were quite able and willing to pay
up in full.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-13

The Tribune complains that one of its print
ers beats the world for knocking the poin.
out of joke. He has been steadily employed
on the paper since the first copy was issued.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-13

During the past two weeks the astronomers
have noticed an unusual conmotion upon the
surface of the sun. 1t is thought that the
great IumInary has been attacked by sort of
gripping collie. These throes have been doubt
less brought about by the introduction of
Haines' bill to relieve millionairss of paying
back tax penalties.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-13

There was noticeable activity III stocks
yesterday. WHICH flied everybody with hope
for the North End Considering that the
mine managers got in at $500 share. there
certainly should be squirt to enable them to
get their money back. The APPEAL hopes to
see them accomp lish ther designs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-13

The monopolies continue to combine the
elements. Pacific Mail and the overland
lines now propose to consolidate and further
rasp t:le already raw flesh Of the public.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-13

Under the new law, which makes it An i'm
prsenabe offence to pay out money in excess
of an appropriation, the State orphans will be
starved to death, and the convicts liberated
before the Legislature meets again. Under
the law, the State Printer becomes felon, if
he does not close bis Office Immediately and
stop paying off his hands, as the appIopria
ton is exhausted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-13

a SUGGESTION TO AMEND.-Ihe EikO Post
has the following: eve notice that the bull
lion tax question is again to be brought to the
attention of our intelligent Legislators, this
time in a new FORM and with view to avoid
ing The objections which the Supreme Court
found against the bill passed two years ago.
These penalties, according to Senator Hobart
of Eureka, amount III the aggregate to some
thing over $4,000, and the State is interested
to about $4,000. The present bill is drawn
with a view Of getting around the objections
OF the Supreme Court, and, falling in that, to
prevent execution ever being issued on any
judgment that the State may obtain in the
matter of these penalties. It's title should be
amended SO as to read, ''To reimburse III part
the expense of the Bonanza firm incurred in
the election of James G.. Fair to the United
States Senate" In view of the decision of
the Supreme Court on the subject, and the
present financial condition Of the State, it
ought not to pass. After hard fight it was
referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee
instead Of the Storey county delegation, where
it, introducer endeavor to have it sent, on
the plea that it was a little local BILL in which
the State had no interest, and affecting Storey
county alone"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-13

BALDERDAsu. The Eureka Sentinel Of the
1lth, has the following: The Carson Times
is making bitter and persistent fight against
the Miners Union OF Storey county. 1t says:
BY ali means continue the Miners Union
certainly. Il will make y fine secret orGani-
zation. The fact that, if it continues, there
will soon be no mines to work, need not be
advanced as an argument against it.
This is the silsiest baidcrdash that ever
emanated from the point of a Quill. The
Times knows thatevery dollar paid The miners
is taken from the pockets Of guIlib!e stock
helders, and one cause for the depression in
Eureka District is the continued drain for
assessments on the Comstock. II wages We're
$40 per day it would cost the IIine managers
no more; it would only reduce their profits
But it is q recognized fact that, wherever there
is cry for retrenchment the iirst blow is at
the wages of workiugmen."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-13

Tie Stockton Mail has reached its first
birthday. The Mail las been probably the
quickest paper on the coast to rise from moth
ing to journal OF the first class. 1t made its
rapid strides in public favor under the intel
Iigent management of Edward C0lnon, for
merry of the Virginia City Chronicle. The
Mail is i bold, outspoken paper, fettered by
no interest whatever, and never shrinks from
a free discussion of any topic that presents it
self. 1t is clean, readable, vigorous and III
terpriz;ng, and deserves the success which it
has undoubtedly achieved.
, 1881-10-01
THE NEW ADMINISTRATION,

President Garfield IL no more, aud Pfcsl-
dent Arthur re's'ls IN his asead. Tic death
Of Louis MY. was announced by tho Cup
taln Of tile Dody-s'lard from the window Of
tho State Department, Raising ILLS truncl'aon
aboyo ILLS ea, liz oroku 1t III tho uciitre, anu,
throwing Tie p!ecos among tho crowd, OK
claimed In loud voice: "The King Is
tleadp' The'', linking another stuff, tie flour
ishe1 1t III tho alr as he shouted: "Lons live
the Ktngp THIS Incident has been sl,orn OF
'luch OF its dramatic force by ths lapse Of
time. .-...
When the Kings foot rested on the necks
OF Ills sabIecta. whether It bore lightly OF
heavily, wns question OF great moment
, 1881-10-01

TnE area OF dsouth In t|IIs country Is esti-
lua.etl BY Canadinn wrlrer Us ''nn immense
oval extending from Central Texas In the
Southwest to n little beyond Montreal In the
Northeast, and from knnsns and Iowa to
Georgia in n northwest and southeast llne."
This includes territory l,tl00 miles lung by
over 600 miles Wide, embracing nearly l.5oo. .0oo
suuare miles Eight ttllles as largo rs France.
or thirteen TIMES us targe as Great britain
and ireland. Tho deficiency 1T rainfall oyer
this nrea, II It could be collected In orc placc,
would make u bn1y Ut water Of the average
ilepth Ut 10 feet and rs lnrge as Like Eric,
or 1t would exceed the total surface OF the
great lakes II spread out Mt MI average depth
ut tlfteHn feet, which would bo sufficient to
float any lake vessel. Niagara Falls ut footl
hight dscIlargins Mt tho rate Ut 600. 600 cnblo
feet Of water ler second would require one
wholuyenr to pour the estimated deficiency of
rainfall over tile brink into tho cl,asm below.
Lake Ontario Is sRlh to bo efgiteen inches
tuwor than eyor before known, md the fall
ln the other lukcs llas been III proportion.
, 1881-10-01

"Never play for Keeps unless you VIM
Cincinnati Wheat Sutetator.
The latest Ohio itoa Is to coma to Chicago
and go broke playing tho wheat deal.
Mr.. Storcy's European Bureau" turned
out to he only d washstand In disguise.
Tho Times Bureau. Is not tho first one sud-
donty discovered to bo short Of "sonp."
Mayor Harrison Inns made the greatest
effort Of his life, md It waa successful. Nota
tw'ttcr has bcon hcasa from Llsp for two whole
dnys.
Grave-robbers ara reported to'bc tnfesttng
tho Louisville cemeteries, Fortunately for Chi.
cagn'a reputation all tho County Commissioners
arc at home,
The Mayors great speech ito Lob: "Dry
up" Lteba great speech ito the reporters):
"My mouth is sealed.' The publla's great
spetch: Bully for Harflsou.'
s'Kansas papers ate telling about man IN
thnt btnto who has two hearts. There IL moth.
Ing strange about thEs. Iknew man who had
four hearts. Ac played them pat md lost s18."
--Eari Sthufz.
It Is reported TINT several English SPORTS
men nro coming to this country to. the purpose
OF buying somo American colts, In tho hope Of
keeping tho Derby and other great oVenta In
England next ycat. :.
A foreign dispatch says that I" tho ex-ktng
Of Nipples hns roctIved from rho 6tty ot Naples
hnlf million lire as sole heir OF the estate OF
tho Queen Marla Christlna.". 1t ia mot known
whetoer Eli Perkins was iu the lot.
"Student"-Cincinnatu left the plow to
take command ot the Non,au army. Handys
crowd loft Cincinnati! to take command Of tho
Chicago wheat denl. Ciuclhnatus died poor,
history states. Tho Cincinnati men are llyluR-,
poornr.
Foxlall and Don Fu'ano. the property OF
Sir. j. Il. kccne, were first and second In the
principal event vt the Newmarket meeting
Thursday. Ry some overaI0ht no other Ameri.
can horses started, thus Inadvertently Klvlnl
third money to the English animals,
II face of mine this night
My iuty draining SEQ,
1pray thar kind uud bright
Wlth gentle Thoughts It DO. -
May no rude look OF mine
Trouble my lAdy's broast;
hut dreAr OF me incline
Her soul TO sweeter rest.
-Samusl Jones 1tdsa.
, 1881-10-01


lhE 1tepuo'lean ealso'o'''e, iot uosefnof
OF wisconsin observes cfeott 1or having
taket lae .en'perahco' question larry ny
inc hor''s. lie was thY'tea oS seit'appoint-
ca champion ol eocle''o tea'ot"l'sh 70
cno"se H!s !lotn "1io W inlpa'cts "p"i H. oat
pFo'lpty ueel'1leo tlo hat1e'''s lh'lH'tloa'
Zen, Husk GUNtra1lctcu tho report that la
hal ,1o,,c,1 I,,muaif t., vato proifhitnrv Ian.
nv" P'ea7cA 4'''Aso'A ~ 'e'u ~ to''so'''4! w
fslutiOn. lie could not well make pledge
tn TINT efYaet. "a it ia mt intendod TINT anv
prnIt1bltory leElslAtion snail be submitted TO
tha tinvarnor nrnhih1torv nnnntlmnut In
..NS
inc CONSTITUTION mas Deef III conteINpInkloil,
hit thu Governor would hare nothing
~ ,,o --,,h tha u,hr,t,.ior ~ +,,o
people OF such M amendment. A
;,I,.t ~nsot..o ~ Nm o.,t.I,t,,, -, ,rtrootuo
Jo1'ie lesoiutloi VI ue esls"tuto pioposaHe
m amendment to tho Constitution docs
,,n+ ronrfra tl,a on,rovor ~ rho d.nvarrnr
t,on T,.,s,. stnta, ..oeo yoot, no , a., s,.,nnt
se,;oi -, t,o stato,nant that ha ,,as rla,,sa,,
In n'vonco ~ va,o m. lila smbmsttod tn
It,. r., ,rta,,t ,,,va eto,o,d har" .nd
.,n,,.od ,sa re, ,,,,mt ~ ,ss',a ~ nn1;,,o,n.,s
ora tnc,nod ~ ~ In III nn, In cIoso ~ In nthar,
,,,tsa IT, sa,,s ,,,,n,,,,. o.or hIo o,,,, s,rna.
tnr.s that In H. n,,nnsal n nro,,tht,nrv ,anis.
,a,,,,,, ~, t,a rt.s,,,, t,,ot II ,oo ,,rn,a T.,
.,'a ax,'n,,smo. ~ o,,,a. c.o,as - h. ,n..'
tao,,vo r,,,s hr,rss n, ,sana ,,ra,,, Ia.
49,. H., ,s,n,o .r1. f,er,,aa,,a = " o.t.e.s,
, 1881-10-01
PERSONALS.


~ Iwo % An.et'Gam tns Itss.oen's !s Hase osen OK
~ - ason ss tae W tasssl na nnum sasss
nor IN r. raa ala oo'' "8se oo'a posa
TJ,,,- t,a.s. - n..,. -. ,. ~.
A.1 oSuat " oWtuUit' WNo u1soaes hls )
te'susc ~ heesAsy pursuits nas nnlanea na"
Mama MN 1,.. eHtea ns'aavasg Maen
NJ" w puots@ea saos''S ~ uo"c"Aen aua oelaan-
Mr. IIerbart Enonrer has recovered hfs
henltb and Il n r,,,nored in rnndon tSat tbc vIsit
to Egypt with which bis name has ,been assool-
atel viii result 10 bly, marriage totan American
nelfos'' "nosa W aEse h'et ~ ee'fo'
President Garfield was Trustee and warm
supporter Ut Williams College, and 1t is q sor-
rowfulfact, hs President Carter has unmarked,
TINT two pistol shots hayo taken away two Of
Mailthms irnstees tntf e4nihieF, fotsfstng 70
ftss'aen. ua."0'a 'ato sauS' eo.'' ~ t.sue.o'
Mfs. Iatf1s, inc willow OF q. r. P&rfls.
whu was Governor ut kfnuo from lE22 to 1Gs7, d
living In Washington Mt tho areat aao Of "a
..ns-s liz. ran,ittns nro SIN rasr snH .atf,.
seats' t'ct !aeu'tss "lu e.s!t Nseo suu aotsos
AND aho uellKnta III rentalscencee-etpec!aI
ltktnx to ue4cFlbn t1o entertainment or LAtay-
cite upon MS laat F1stt 10 tuaa COUNTY,
Tho yrtltona 9ucrntnrv nf Hfato renartlv
.'. AN e's - ~" 49,. ..;,st 1850 ssseas'1
1eeeSoa INC 1e1lo"1na }uu.c'Aa sepsoot from
Justice ot tho Peaoo at Fort "ayne' "You ara-
d !tse whom you told tho paper ther that said
, 1881-10-01
nny Hnin lllon Ut lilo ftto oT the four whlto
slaves WIN nro new reported ~ lJo Aiiyu III tho
capital Uf Western AfRhniIstnr.

TrtE Associated Press lsn great Institution.
It sont 10 tho people Ut tho Wcse yesterday from
Concord. Atnss.. tho stnrtilnH Information tllat
"At tho exhibition nf tho Mttl,lIescx Axrlc,,it.
,sral stH.ioty totay FoninE wot' tho rt'ad wnxt,n
event. l!eat time. g:il." Tn tho proynn. t'ay,
It, Nnw Yark, Mr. FrNnk Wnrth'a team. COM
posed II i,Iek s3wiveIltr and Edwnri-two Ut Tho
best known hnrArs In tho rountry-tFutted II
tnllo In :Dti. by far tho fhatcst ttno oyDr rnnuo
by II stoubto tenn. Tin Associated Press dnln't
hcnr anything about thts performance, bong
presumably ton busy In Watching tho exhibition
Of tho Mhldlesex Agricultural ssciety, whero
horses fly around ttiB p,iittAa III 9:4I.
, 1881-10-01
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

rrr rrrcAno Tnrnu*x has established branch
Offices for tho rcceIpt OF subscriptions aud advcrsv-
nlentA tullows: ..
NEW yOitK-Noou, = Itfbuna building. F.T Nc
FAnnES, Manager.
GLASGOW. scottnnd-Al!an'a American News
Agency, II itcnfe!d-sL
l.USD0S. Enz.--Amnr!ean Exchange, ~ suand.
ukSNY +, GitLla. Agent.
NAsH4HlTUS. Il. t..--la1r strngt
, 1881-10-01

TIlE tlfsgracefUl action OF tile County Coln-
mleBluners 1T tha fuhcrAl ct President 0nrtIcd
III having their carringcs driven ncaror tho
hcHrso THAI those Of the Cabinet officers cnu
only be explained on tho supnoaltiou TINT the
ontlre crowd was drunk. lills Ia not exactly d
rose.atrown path out of tho difficulty, but It Il
thc Ut11y ono.
, 1881-10-01

THE Chinese nrc MI observing people. Tho
lcason Ut the ittlo wnr-BhEp HuAsonr penting or
two larRn English ycsses by roAaon Of har
greater speed and aottrlty was not lost upon tho
Cc1estlals. hcoontly they had thirteen Uur.
ships built In England. Instead OF pondorous,
aow.uovng stIps. like those In tho EnRlish,
French, and Italian nuvIes, tho chtnese boats
nrc Of but l.10u tons Zach, but haye n apoed Of
sixteen knots. a r6cont test tnatie by tho En-
Rffsh Admiralty hRs shown then to be only seo-
otd ID efficiency to the largest English shlps.
, 1881-10-01

Tho risk Of tho venture, but It wifi st'oi BIZ
thought So. Until tiat time shall come 1t is
practically assured that tho lofty platcnua,
fertile lastls, mild and wholesome climate Of
the Afrlcau Mko coantry Will ho shut or
from civilization. anil will seldom bu reached
oven by hardy and adventurous explorers.
, 1881-10-01

UNLESS letonatod to better world by the
NhIttsts, tho Emperor Of Russia will pnt Oh his
chilleu-atecl pnntB and start for somewhere to-
dny, the exact point for which he Is heading be-
lng kent profound secret. Tile job Ut being
an Emperor is a luaratlvn oap but not pleas
mt.
, 1881-10-01


ALI. tho fncts in regnrsl to the desperate
ca,upntgn Of A1r. ,ConkltnG III New York
ought tn be in possession of tho .pcoplc.
They will be needed for future reference.
In tito Sccond Assembly District OF Oncta,
Ntr. ConklLig's home county, he succeeded
In ulcctinx but eight out OF forty-cfUht lele-
aatcs; yet these eight, being precisely oEc-
sixth, of the convention. bol,ett, according to
the prearranged plan. antf sent III contest
inE delegation to the Stntc Convention. Tho
same course las been pursued In niaily
o tlier counties anl llatricts wherein tho
want Of proyocatf0n WIS almost rs c0nsplcti~
OTIS. This Is "tile rule Or ruin policy" re.
duccd 10 lis lowest terms; hr1d 1t has been
conceived In the Interest of ono Of whom Ills
supporters used to be prottd TO say: "1lo
has never faitercd OF fallen ont of line; ho Is
n Stniwart OF tire Stalwarts. md always
obeys tho party ,ltcrccs." Tho Buffalo E.r-
press clearly shows how and by whom these
various splits haye bcc,, organized:
Everywhere throuRhnnt tho Stnte tho stal.
warts nro actllnR np contesting Delegations
wherever they cann0t curry the lVcnf chl!cusea
a!,4l conventions. In uticn. tho stnlwatt lt.dcr
convention in which be was fa'rly and sguarcty
uCA{en uEhpItU G!3 uAt'U3t EI6f4S III "Qlttas
t0wa It Is Cnnat- Appraiser Dcnnisuu who forces
tho spitt and makes hisnstlf II delcRatc by tho,
yntes III nnc-tenth tho members OF tho caucus.
At OswrKn 1t Is Ml-Auditnr pIncD who llelu8
the bnlterB aud aptssters: On GRIND laand 1t is
anni-S superintendent 1ictlrll vino drives tho
cnurls ont OF his holss9 and with tho MD Of q
ti0zet, nllhcrunts mikes bogus delegation. Ey-
tdrntfy the canal ls hcinE worked for all it la
worth as pul1tcnl machlne.
The canal ring Is the backbone Of the
machine In New York. II tic cannl ring
authorizes md encourages bolting, the mn
chine does It. What kind of q machine is It
TINT breaks down party organization, pitts n
premium OIL bultinE, antl stimulates every
variety Ut dtsaffection? The only plausible
excl,se for tito existence Of Il iliacl,ine-that
1t Is necessary TO keep UP the discipline Of
the party--1s gone the moment it entersupon
tho tortuous paihs OF rebellion against the
majority and defiance Of public opinion.
, 1881-10-01
POSTAGE.

Entered at ths rost0mse At C4fc19A Ill. a. S<eond-
Class Mailer.
For tho tcneh. OF nnr pntrons WIN deairo 10 scnd
tnRie copIus OF THE TRIBUNE through tho n1al we
Iivc heroW!th tho trnrttcnt rate 1t pOstaGd..
fnrttan and DonttAfte. Per 1tpt.
Fcht and Twelve Page IapeF..........,'...9c cont..
, 1881-10-01

nfuGttcNlIy HSSNTcH l1ht llIU !uity plntCullfs
fertile lautls, Mtld and wholesome climate Of
the Afrleat, Mko coni'try Will bo shut on
from civilization. anil will aclttom bu reached
oven by hardy aiNt adventurous explorers.
=@=:=@=.===@= @=.==e=@=e=
THE bFhA'hOuTE fhoSEoVFluN.
It's mater for sincere contamination
tna. tnc star-roato th'oVes lecKones w't'oMt
t1ea1 host III .ne ass""tpt'ot. u'"e u'e 'one VI.
HISS nM' teath OF tlle ia'e lleslaent WohM
""elt p"o,le "aM"'ton lfon t'ts'f t"seah'.es'
nia t''at Will 1he a"Ycl. OF ffeslaens n'-
t""r 10 power the hollt'cal eolnpheat'o'
"oan' w s"co ~ 10 par u" pfocee"lnRa
"eai'st 'hc'i'' u Is u "'a''os tos eana'iy a'n'
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, 1881-10-01
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TERMS OF sUNsCfs1rT1ON..

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1nIIy nlid sunday. one yeht t,..........ts, 1A.0O
r"csaar. T.a.s!aE and satutiast vs por ysnr.. g.GS
fuHaaJ, 16-pAac edition, Ecr JeaE 500
WEEKLY EDlTlON-rosTrAfD.
pan GG1y, ptF As5y
rity IT hvn 600
fwg:lt5-o coE,cs. xO+00
Specimen cop!th acnt FREQ.
fiiyd Foas-Ofnco addtcss In full, Including County
Ind ttnto.
Rcmtranccx mar DO maso either By draft, express,
rosOfco Drdes or In registered tctter at our Eisk.
TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.
Daily do1Ivnred. Sunday excepted cunts por weok.
DAILY delivered, Sunday Included 30 cents rer week.
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison md pcarnotn-a -ats., Chicago. ILL.,.