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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-24
FURTHER IMPORTATION.

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Something Additional to Ponder Over
AS the holidays approach the select
ing Of presents becomes all the more
urgent. To know what to choose and
where to purchase the cheapest, or in
other words, to get the most for our
means, is just what's the matter with
Hannah now. The manufacturers OF
/ holiday goods have put forth this
season everything imaginable, and in
such quantities that to insure their sale
prices must be reasonable. John G.
Fox has made his selections, and has a
full assortment of every variety. They
are scattered all over his large store,
and it is an easy matter to pick out
something. All tastes have been con-
suited, from the filing of the stockings
of the young ones to gratifying the
older folk. He is just in receipt of a
fresh lot of goods. Skates, direct from
the celebrated manufacturers, Peck &
Snyder, that for beauty and finish have
never been surpassed. One cannot
help but marvel on their excellence
They are nickel-plated and full var
nished, have a patent screw under the
sole, and require but an instant to Sc
cure the skate to the foot He has a
large assortment Of Rogers table
cutlery, including some extra fine
carvers. Also, pocket knives from
different makers. \ complete line of
optical goods, for all manner of eyes |
In the way of books, plain and hand
somely bound, by various authors,
special inducements are offered They |
are being disposed of at much lower
rates than heretofore. Children's rock
ing horses, shoo-fly horses, perambu-
lating toys, ETC., numerous variety.
Everybody is invited to call and make
IN inspection for themselves. The
public are assured that the above arti-
lies will be sold at most reasonable
prices. None but the best of goods on
hand, from first-class manufacturers.
An examination will at once convince
he public of the superiority Of the
holiday goods at the store of John G.
Fox, opposite the Capitol building.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-24
Fres h Goods.

After long and veXatious delay the
remaining portion Of the holiday goods
Of John G. Fox arrived yesterday.
Although he has had all along an ex-
cellent assortment from which to choose,
there were certain articles which should
have been here a fortnight ago, but
owing to the hardness of the shippers
did not reach here until Yesterday.
However, Mr.. Fox reasons like phi
losopher, and as his new goods are
something extra, consoles himself with
the old saying of better late than never
He now wishes the public to give him
call and examine his new stock.
There is a great deal to be seen and
now is the time to make the view
Of the new goods we noticed some
beautiful ladies' velvet plush lined cases,
picture frames, trimmed with silk vel
vet of different colors music boxes,
discoursing favorite airs; napkin rings,
special plated; some additional books,
by leading authors, tree calf binding,
etc; toilet cases, card receivers, silver
ware, children's books. picture easels,
albums, toilet looking glasses, and a
great many other things too numerous
to mention. The public are assured
that the above articles are of the best
quality, and will be sold at reasonable
rates. Remember the place, J. G. Fox,
opposite the Capitol building.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-24
STOCKS.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNlNG bOARD.
40 Ophir-G4
SO Mexican-9I
200 Gould & Curry 40
100 Caiifornia-45c
200 Savage 80
sos Con. Virginia. 80
10 Chollar-1 Is
20 Hale & Norcross-1 so
go Crown Point 10
100 Yellow Jacket-34
SO Kentuck-60c
600 Belcher-l so
l55 Sierra Nevada-9s
Utah-63
Alpha
go Bullion-1 80
40 EXchequer-l
200 Overman-1 80
80 Justice--G5c
1875 Union Con.--i4,
go Alta
500 Julia-10c
$50 Silver Hili-20c
800 Andes-S5c
100 Scorpion-l 90
100 Golden Cate 10
200 Potosi-I 40
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-24
Hard Times on the Comstock.

Virginia Chronicle.]
All Tome, a Chinaman, was caught
this morning about half-past o'clock
in the act of stealing bread from the
delivery wagon of a bakery.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-24
For Sale or Rent.

On account of leaving for San Fran
cisco, l will sell or rent my dwelling
house. Great bargains can be obtained
in furniture. Inquire at Harris Bros.
CHAs. HARRIS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-24

On Thursday night County Com
missioner S. E. Jones went below hav-
ing in charge an insane man named
William Mcleod for the Asylum. The
unfortunate man resided at Empire and
was for many years employed as car
penter at the Morgan mill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-24
IN BRIEF.

covered from his late illness to be at hi
Office
The funeral Of the late Joseph Wilde
took place yesterday from the Catholic
Church.
The stores dealing in holiday ware
are crowded from morning until night
with buyers.
John Gregg, brother of Mrs. c. p.
Mason, is in from Candelaria, to spend
the holidays.
1t IS estimated that Carson people
will expend SO, 900 in the purchase of
holiday gifts.
All the teachers Of the Public Schools
have been the recipients Of Christmas
presents from their pupils.
Judge Cary has petrifed clam in
his Office found in the rock at the Ne
vada State Prison ground.
The Carson Postotfce will suspend
business on Monday the Goth instant,
and on Monday the I'd proximo.
Colonel Rosser has on exhibition at
his market magnificent dressed beef,
which weighed 1000 pounds or foot.
There is regular military inspection
"boom' at Virginia. The new COM
handing officers are making the boys
"stand in.'
The report that Philip Deidesheime1
has been removed from the Superintep-
dency of the Hale & Norcross mine is
denied.
For the past few evenings a genuine
White Pine pogonip has been overhang-
ing the city, being productive of many
severe cases of colds.
There will be no pigeon shooting to- |
morrow, as has been heretofore an
nounccd. The match has been post
ooned to New Years day.
A certain professional gentleman of |
his city is said to have expended over
! thousand dollars for Christmas gifts,
md yet some people will say that there
5 no money in Carson.
The following Notorial com missions
we're issued yesterday: J. c. William
on, to reside at Kingston, Lander
ounty, and Patrick Downey, to reside
t Downieville, Nye county.
Olson, of the Monarch Saloon, oppo-
lite the depot, is building up quite
rade in supplying private families with
vines and liquors. He has different
cands, which he sells by the bottle or
allon.
There will be fine Christmas tree at
he Orphans Home this evening. All
rho can appreciate superlative happi-
ess among children are invited to wit ,
ess the distribution of gifts to Colonel
ills charges.
Prior to closing the public schools fer +
ne holidays the pupils devoted yester- {
ay afternoon to literary and musical j
xercises, and the distribution of pres
nts among themselves and to their
.achers. The schools will remain S
esed until January Sd.
The rattle of the elegant set Of
ickens' works, for the benefit of the
adies' Library, comes off at the Opera :,
.ouse on New Years eve. Colonel .
and George II. Davis, Jr. '
e successfully engineering the scheme.
Miss Adele Waters, Of this city, ia 4
with Miss Ingersell, daughter h
the Governor of Connecticut, Mr..
I'd Mrs. Rebeson, and several other h
dies and gentlemen, were recently "
tertained by the students at Yale
,llege. :,
1t is said that while in Europe, John h
;. Mackay received from fifty to one a.
inbred begging letters per day. The 81
.iters were not confined to the lower r.
lsses, but quite number of broken 81
wn noblemen applied to him for Pc tt
mary aid, in that manner. b;
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-24

He was fond ofsinging revival hymns,
and his wife named the baby Fort, 80
that he might hold it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-24
Wood for Sale.

will sell wood, as good, and even
better, than any in Carson, two-thirds
red fir limbs, and one-third split yellow
pine mixed) at 81 per cord. A reduc-
ton of fifty cents will be allowed to
parties taking five cords or more at one
time. 1 have also quantity of nut
pine and cedar, which will sell at pro-
portionately low figures. Terms strictly
cash on delivery. d. CIRCE.
M. w. Hodkins, the live Glove Man,
has received all the latest novelties in
ladies', gents and children's gloves and
mitts, suitable for the holidays. Also
a full line Of winter goods, all at the
lowest possible price for cash. The at
tentien of the trade respectfully So
licited. d4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-24

Sewing Machine Needles, % cents
per dozen, at McLaughlin's. MIC
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-24

Those with young children. delicate persons using
milk diet will do wsl to order ONE cows MILK me
and thereby avoid the complaints occasioned
from the of mixed milk do not pay 500 per month
for swi and malt to sell my customers siop milk
The all healthy and feed either meadow grass
alfalfa hay. J. W. DUFFY
, 1881-10-26
HpekA Nlntlc EAHy-tMpt. II. r, Jones'
Llttrstta 4lret,&l0ns

SIs i+ut< ftpH4@1GlWs
CApE, Jones, a WGll-klIuwit construction enKt-
Meur, well kilnwH On The river, ntIt! fDr KreIt
l,niLy yu,tra Resident or thS t1ty. holds u latY
iGytt, 1T III alleu In t,0Jaccnri building. CORNER
uF FlltN uni ullyu Btrtvts. WhprU hu uxh1bIla y
w,IrkillH nlul.l III u llbrutla which. llo proudly
tlrclurus. viii Buon ,Ml p!,leo ~ usury tAeatre
fl Tho wnrt, Htll whlch Au!vrx ii ptltlltnl that
hs t.rrauntttl lthlt IN unpleasant t0r!i 10 every
inyer u the irnnlA ur Ut nlErA. l brief, u u .
tiuYiuu Ivy which tSury HoIAtIur Ut Ill DE1Ta!!u
ur thyutratAl audience hl4 PLUGGED bbfuro lsIn
III H0l'l relief thu iaxt III bis avn lnngungH OF
thu nperM nr play which he ~ hearing, And has
tha lll,c* poatcsl nut tu hitn Ut tho nstuut they
aro uclny sueltrtl by tho actor nr s'ugor. Y Gun:
sials Ut MH illuminated bulletin. operated tikU
slnnll pa.,urvlt,la, und lacatuti ut whateyur
pnlnt oi! OF nsar tho staE9 lnay best el.aole
the nnllslIco 70 consult u Wtthout Itutlon
II tho mead o. body, 1'ns sarul ~
wos,.ni or n,.a rollar upnll another Us tho play
progresses, uill, ~ II Ii tu .u operated Ly i
protly irln water lower ,ncchansn.. the .lfs,rt.
or vi tlu orchustra. W tho slt9htest InoSeulvtt
Ut the hand, cnN " ultttrpl tlH movement thAt
tho lines will pass wirG ln.tux at exattiy tho
suI.,u t,ll.u tiuy ura reo!tctl. l3S 1!sidtnV tho
hultctt,l I,, vertical e,n1nl!s, UNI heanx each
euluHlM with ths neturs Ito, tAo inventor hAB
BO MrrIl4c ns ~ il.licNtu tho order ut spea king
all ltle pArts and tho dtIurunl luNxuaIu OF iha
several singers il duets. trl9s, !uaEtv.s. and
eilepl pr1mptvg " The actors. and thus Klsaa
, 1881-10-26

,.,n
different sections Ut tho Republic tngctl,e In
irnscrnAl unity Is !lnt UIily marker by Il ntr.
turts'lnr atnt original fntn, VI exptrssIUu,
bnl ',!ote & ti1a' M nil. hreatltes . sltrli ~ @ nc
enrt'niit win tslt. sentiment terrntly swnyi,Y
tho rnrtltry, tliat WI eh,Itl9t tnrs,cnr cUpyjur
tug @ !,i.'st di u, ny w INV. !'eow:
W. nave !ntlll'tt: Mowto te'r Gxccp. frnm
ntisseives. flIern Is 10 bnItltlary. lfuu fur
Ss,n'rnti'lg ~, w!tllntt earilul,s OF crstola.
IlhltSt% nsM! RarrIss'liA Or standing nrlntrs,
whlcl1 wo|!lA ,c,!Angs !lle wll0lc c!laractur ot
wra tss ~ Mnsr M n1uf IT. 1y "" Tia " s en-
press Or ntt1-iilnxtrlenhly tliierlwIhctl liz
lllo Ivy " ot lafltl. tie Fst'l oi o:tr t!ycrs te
otlAlfi ID oai5 iu,ses, ,lll irii iintwurk ot uuf
IN. Stsli advancing trucks Ut trade, mid
tsaSeL NWMre olle ny tlle i'ssielorics isl % nf out
iiatInGrs: aII w arc nilG ny W. !it,|,es of our
g,,,rs'; tn, ,:, Me nre ' "t'M " INC REPRESENTATION nd
suck ~ lntfiRll anu ~ Gisll Mar, bttt llavo
sLoa'i u,n aeSai,Ge fl altllsSa ~! atl'llinlstta.
, 1881-10-26
BURIAL or JEFF DAVIS SISTER.

NEW IAvEN. Ky., Oct. .5.-Slrs. Mary INV"
ford. sister of Joit Davis, VI tho luto so'ltnS,s
EOnfpaerapy, wll0 died at tho rUsldohco VI Wv.
daughter, Mrs. L. l.. Niles, uf Nov lIopc. III soe
iii inst. OF general debility, nKcl III years. va
intesred tllls ,aorning III tho oen,atcry ut ue'n
aleula,la Ahbuy, whpru III llyinK wni'lan -
allowed II unter oxCcpt Tho Wifi Nr tho flte IL,
tho Nation. IAs IL tho 1hlrl acau lar cFsoi iii.
Huu WIN lived III tho abbey for soScFn1 swf s,;h.
Geture ills tlett, and Mrs. n. Miles, a.y VIII ~
ltku MrJ. llrMtfurd. wns great bcne1 ~, ihis
puusu thelr burial was allowed In the lntV1,I,hc ,hc
Mrs. lIruttfnrd Wa6 Wpll ktIuWh throMHa'e., ~, r,,.
South, AIlA the news Ut h9r dotntso ~sl' w
cplYeu with tho llrUpcst regret.
, 1881-10-26

Tho Western Trunk l4hus Passenger !AHsocitl-
tim Will nlcel Il, this city sottay " tvvlsu nle,,s
urus f1r compelling suoh Of tho EAsterl Linus
tIiat huvo not yvt pAtd W IrreuruHas to e0nu to
turns u oueo. There IL but lIttiu uhal.gc In tho
situation Blnco tho lust meetiux 0r tho assocla.
tim. Although nll tho EAatUrn llncs any lAgy
uleau tO Settlu, yet lIunu OF th0m hayu takcu
my steps to show thvIr sincerity 1t IL t,olleve,l
tlIut Gllursota tuuustIros will htsu u lu tukuA ~
Lileu tn cN,Apul thu GrAll Trunk, Baltimore l.
uAiu. Klau Probably thu Erlu, u, l,My III and
accept tho RULES Ut Tho WESTERN Association.
Mr. Cole. Ut tho lialtliuura unlu. has Eepltutl
y y thc ,''tsmn!a!n sent al.n !asl "s,sk.
uul ttt,cs not Indicate when hu
will accept the tUrlns. llunccusus Coln nulsS!onrr
nl4oH win making efforts tu ereAle \ prejudice
nkttlst hls road. Commissioner Dixo, eulphat-
ieatiy dunlps the sQtt iAptaehlnuut, and stulga
that he Ii treating eyuryaody nlikG4 Issuing ~
, 1881-10-26
international shntlun Co,,ic.t.

A program Just received Informs Us tshs Inc
Wanna Skating Club tEslAnfvurciu) Is prcpa3'
thy For TN international Hkattl,g contest. to N
hull OH tho clubs promises III Wanna III sna
middle Of .lAnllnry, isa!. Nil tho anlutcuss nt
this honthy snort arc invited 10 tho euntoat. y
separate contest IN prapuretl for profoss1oa@
Artsta.
The program shows that tho prizes fnF tue
wnners vury frutn aDO to I.o00 francs. TIN tnr5
will cnllslat af tho fnrom0at nun a1lltl''9 ias
Will conclude with u granI tAIcy t1tA ntI tno "
rink which is illuminated by ulVatrto HE'LL ~;
Thu tiutaijel nrOHrun OF tho turtgst will DO kGn'
free ur ghnrEn 10 any ulo VIM N,t us4ei y 40.
tl,Aliu fur It 10 tho "WIptlpr EIslNutvorcilt 'a
VlGnnn,
, 1881-10-26
Organization of n Nurrosv-<inGo Road
LII YexnNs

AuarIE, Yox., tlGt. 2;-Tho stockholders OF
tho A,stin & Southwestern NArrow-GaBo Or
gnnxe.l totlny by tho ucetion Of Hun. urstlln. Of
Now Hampshire, rrcsl'fnnt, tho Hot. John
HnncurK Vfcr- -l'reaidrnt, and Francis II, Foster
Secretary ur,tl 'rruusurcr. a.. ..-..
TIC pfqsI.italt ntNt HaEruLry and Treasurer
wcru 1,,!u II vunmtlcu With full pbwEr tn con-
trct for tho construction oil tho first sixty mlos
Of trnltl. The H.n,nl,y expect 10 t.otnplote tho
i,,atl frnnl itS tiiif terminus to Mount nrAxus
with thu tcnst hulny t10ssinlg.
, 1881-10-26
The lsulius IL Western Company.

DAt.t.As, Tcx.. Oct. :a5.-Cul. Colo. representing
tho t>utlas & Western fsatlroAI Cotnpnny. rc-
Gently c.nrtGrpd, ut tho heati Ut which Mrp Snm-
url X. Randall, John ". ForMGy, mud other noted
anu wuHlthy rcunsylvan[tli,s, Is In the city &C.
curing buildings Tor headquarters a1id general
ol,cca. 4 letter tram uer. Forilty snys tho tirst
INSTRUMENT Ut incney O.U0) TOR tho enter
mud other l'unsylvnnia niulnbors 0r tho cum
pnny, ind I'uxns REPRESENTATIVES,. Aro to be III
Da,i.ls Nuv. II, when work Is tn be lnAuEurNtGd.
A1nutlK the 1'exns le'n,era nrn ox-uov
Throck marton, &. G. Slaughter. n DAllns hnnkor
mud uIttlo king, and Wtiltaut Dnckwntttr, OF
,Abnllllt:.
, 1881-10-26

t,otlcrs ,,r nt4trrs wltlmts tho sanction nt tho
nssnl,tilon. Ite also denies tito ns,rEo inno III
tic lntf,nurt .lmrrfrttM TINT hs ia revealing tho
rrnrctitIinys OF tho nlNetirKs nr tlo nssnention
10 tho member. VI tho t,rBs. md IN suEh nnn-
mr. M IN create 1reluhlcg nAalfist tho lAltl.
niarn Il Ghio. .-.
ii Is believed that nj tedAy's mnetinr ,'ocsivo
tlra,ni Trunk, lnIlImnre & tlhlu, anh probably
lilo trlu nr,lctc,l oil tnlc NDv. |.
, 1881-10-26
The NA1lnN,S WARDS,

SAN FnANclsco, Sept. :5.-'Iho editor o. ...s .ss
JienId. pAsuulx, Arb. tclcgruphs' ~ ha.s 'rs ~.
retusl,oi Yrou, lInla Indian villages. .I. un'
ported warltke disposition nj thosc lA""ua .'ut
ri,ltuulctl by tuasu familiar With the1ai' M.
Wbeeler l,la iuurturp,l will, soma " tieI
loils and especially With tho po,ysa,n,'",n,.. ,,,,.
llt,lctlcrs lately growing among thoi. :. j., sax
t,er OF buck4 have KonU tu tho Agency II IinrrlJ
at acuon-nothlns raoye, Ih0Rc Is NOV 1uo '>"
lQst1lQ dlApQsiiap,
, 1881-10-26
Status Of tho paskengor-Hnto vnr nj
WOlGt1O, q.

Special Dlspllch 10 Tbs Ch1eaeo 1Ff5Nht-
TO1Eun, O., Oct. :ssh-Th0 railroad passenger
ratio war at this point rpninlns ln nbout tho sumo
Rtnte, nttlUnvh nnc new feature was developed
todny by IL cut in,ltlu by tho Pennsylvania Com
pnny, which lunlu tho ratG 81 to Springfield,
nInss. 1t is expected t!lat tho Lake shore mud
tho Canada Suthorn will sonu follow In tho nd
yntlcD 1nlslG ny tho Pennsylvania Company Of
$ll md II. to Now York Mtli Boston. and It IL
Thought to have been from ii misunderstanding
that thoy did not do 10 ut Duce.
, 1881-10-26

thon perfect cunGtlulcc, however now tho rlny.
utwover great. Attrn1nls 10 wtt'stlc with tho YER
nasyIar ''ttnr ito 0r snlr nudlccos, tho nrtlatlH
cnrrnrt wnrllInE md prunnncintiun. With th!s
ltrettei his s,spport may tisu tho t:nr1ish wh!te
ho hnh4e1f may apeMk n hs own tnug.ie md tho
wt,rk mi ut Tho a,,,p time Understand MI hu
sny*. Tho Invention Is US supiu rs It to ntlHlsr.
1llc,
, 1881-10-26
Runners of lfrctHft-Liiio Consolidation.

Special nlsn,UfH II Ihc Ch4tHQ3 sfs5Ets
MILWAUKEE, Wis, t'rt. ".i.-lt ls runiorcd, and
IL ruRaft1ctl Hs iuite likely, that hle tho freight
lines Ectwrut! milwaukee, mud tho stabOnr,l Will
i,e consolidated III an curly day, And that tho
in,Hlness will tltci, be lt!unu,zctl by tho alcr-
cnantA Dispatch. l.0cul llgrneles III that event,
with tho exception or tho t'Ico Of the Mnrehnnts,
Will b. uialiIshetl. Freight rAtCa On All Gtts5cs
eastward utlsuncc,l live cents.
, 1881-10-26


Fntrr WAYNE, laul, Oat. .i.-Charlcs ID. Cor"
hnnt, superintendent og Tho Western Division Ut
tho l'Ittshur,s, Fort Waynu & Ehicago NaEiwny.
this morning telsdrrrt! his resignation, which
VIII tuke p!Hro tlec. l.. Sir. Gorhntn has be1li
cun1cutt,, with tic Fort Wnyuc llond suventcen
ypntr. Ills rrtun!s announce TINT he aecbpta Il
prominent rDslti Inn OH tho chlrnRo j. Northwest
ortl thitruAt!. His aiItcess'r has mol heeil np-
polluted,
, 1881-10-26
Cohtrnl EMeifte lsigiNrers Mt Work In
the VPNk.


Special UIIp0ach 10 J7ls ChltaQo 1TlbtNe.
E,nt;s TRY. Ia, Uct. .;+--Tho Central FAcftlo
engineers tnsst.i Fort NIotrar 100 miles west NJ
tue month uf tito Nlolrnra lycr, three nys HEt,.
They sn they weru working west To meet II
party TINT Ii running /. lina through Wyoming
Gas!, Thu tsct That iluso nnYncnrs kern tln
Held i,I1irntcs that tho Central I'nGIlc his nuI
given np lis t,Inn Of building line from Cornno
euaL to tho Missouri talfHr.
, 1881-10-26
Conditions OH Which 1IAnluh WIZ
Ik0yy TrlENett,

Special pupateh to 7Bs Chicago 1fibuns
TnnoSrt, UHt.. Out. ei.-ltanlau lont9ht r.
coIyel II telegram from Trlukett asktng nun -
no Wuu'l raw him u three- ul0 rice. TIC w.
mcr replies! thAt hu woull .lu ~ 0u rntp''.""
Tint II was OH the course Oh which lsoss aad ~
fuWul, utl4 two WEtkH lAter,
, 1881-10-26

HAtrtMouE. Got. a5.-Tho xAna Of 1aof's,e
lctwcen lilo hhnuroels az StoAtreat Hna Wv
lMtttulore Athletic Club resulted In IL S'e1o''
for tho Hhusurocks by u 1corcu uf d to u.
, 1881-10-26
'rAs Kuutus CiIy lnsbru.i1u-A <lnrsllon
uE Vpruefff,

Yesterdays kaisas City Enpers contlM tie
following letturs from, Sir JuIacs charltn t,vIl-
urai fussangur anl Ticket Agrnt Of the Chicago
L. Alton, regarding tho difficulty between tho
Alton aud the other roads leading Gust lrom
, 1881-10-26
Tho Eiohton1as.s Surprised Mt the All
Vince LII Hates.

.rhc tsosto,,t,nx snrrrt.od Mt tl,e All
y:tnrc Ii, RATES.
spett7l Dt,pasch to n. Cateaoo Tribune.
l.Dsr,,s. ,Iu.s,. Oct, 4;,-Co,,s,tlor1,bp cunu,o.
f!o wns rclisutl nn,orr roIlrou,l men In ltustuu
by tls t!tsnutch auno1ltc.ur TINT tim rats. rrum
I,us,uu tn Chlcuro ln. way Of tho peu,,sytyn,lil
Iv,, hui bcc raised to Sti, anu tho rates from
New YORK; ~ tt,,c,,vo ,llusy,l ut st. Th4 IL urn
emily rruur,,rsl IN MI mitigation thut nil tl,n
r,,ls viii yery stp, rit5a il,n;r RATE. II, Y,uuc.
thug like old uuylng lyurss. Al tho lturs nlyc
bscotfo ttoru,EhIy sick Of tho l,rxnouuu,l ct,,,-
tess over rates, mid 1he eni of the
strnT3!o has necn lung tc't t" tn
n,s,nur. ncrvy ''os'o" % .on "s tr ,o ar, %f
,''m has '.nrr,,d ...rv sunni, ,u,n,,r ~ '",ss
...,.., . ,,s,,,. ,,.,',, ~. "..s.-,n'. ~.
slze oil tho ',.slrc*s has bcau raslsr gratifying
thnn otherwise to tho u,srrs, nst,,g to tho NJ.
enl'ar arehpasrasshents uf't'or "h'oh mo foaa
nus !aooreA 'i enfry'n9 lrlsseEScra tronh I'pst"'l
tD Stw York. Tit ucunu ut tho ro,tl WIS II
SURPRISE to most ru!!tuad tnen III Hasten, u,,t
r.an ,no o,'esrs m s, o. nhe toau more reteNr no w.
in urInl form. rho uII ra.os wcrs still still elnr.cI
this aftrr,uwn, hut probably tho n.llcJuI unticu
viii lc rucciydtt md thu I,uw rutus ,,,urgtti tU-
morrow MORNING. trnu nr,rist. uf thu nthnr
rnl,is md Tho tj,a1uI unt,lru III jllcjr ,i rnius.
s,tutrilty shows tint lhn ttcw srhe,lnls. il unt
'v !hG es7 "t xsirs! "rsSent n"'En = + II
nli,is, il il vory lIrnlWl1!, iIut tlu Nvw York
Enuirul will AU1 tutst, iia rntns frtItn Nav Strk
r. IN W,st ,I ,t TX t!, ,.os' rn, ~ ,
viii ,lott,tioss ioiI,w siit. What tho
ni,i IN i,'a T.. 'nu M, p.Mo .., ,,,ntM Tav. .ih
VII moi Of cnarss. continue 70 carry pusssns"rs
"ut,r ,It NM ,,.,wi ,,,.r,,m.;St ~, ~, .n 'I, ~
cGs n.inu ~" ~. yy y Henst i, . 4a'en' m M ,e rsat
wnys .iu5,Ie,i thc tirbt Il, .,nr1,t. n .tfs,rnnt
...s, - " 'ts XVII. p ". 49,. ~ ,o oHut WI
, 1881-10-26
The GsncrMl Frn!.1at Agents WIN VguW
thu Ground svhsrs Tlauy Must shortly

tHe MroNhu "1a"Fo Aaos Ahst onotlAy
I.iu.
As tbore will be d lurEe number OF ilonernl
1troi,ht sronis Il, ,hs ,.Itv t,wtnv, M ,nkomrt Il,
'.E , 80 .'.., ~ s 80 -. t s 49,, ~ ~, ,I a IL -
the "ntny nieet!tgse1 ing .ast tre!Hat 1'nes'olf'
X. W. MeCMuxhry, tho HlHGteti Wltrucn 0t tho
Illinois stu.u l'eutleMtlary 1T Joliet, huA oIn-
t,,,,t to q, xt,,,., a. In,
vl'ht4o" !" '!s't .nat n's,uut'o''' At. Mc-
EiAuKhryE !ettbr VI Invitation re'ds !Is toll!!Ws,
ald ssiu'Ss tho object Tor excluding tho lnrith-
tl9n; . -,
IhoME 2. Gdh!t. tSl., tcnsf1lt Efct9ht slueHt
LhfcdG.', tfkln Il stuihutNfGr't tttf''thsl-DEAh
stn: nm informed thAt = ncnt!l,E ni tho tim.
erAl Freight .tuonts Ut tho dlfercnt ruslrn!a
!.isa tnr.ntg'n!,t the country Wlll b. h.i.l IN
with yunrsels al.si few Ut your professional
Ircthreli bus snInowtsht tupru5'od ulo Will tic
beliei !ilat It. is uuly Question Vt tlnlu
when ! shall huuon.o ollel.Iy aa1uninse.l
"rutnrssiAtory" ilIstf ut!On, aiwHyA Anxluus to
l!rusl1 slM "uliIicc 0f prevention rtttIur thhn
tho "i'uutI or cure.' 1t ha4 Gccnrro,! to mo TINT
Il ErG,t HlAAt!tltry WGrA might bu tiutiD euilla
iho E.l,el'al euIuls'sll,H lI,u lnuot11 At,yu ru-
ltrrull In hu illsiLeGl IN At}utIl portion " tho
iimia alot.ni d It's s,a4!on vxauinl!Ig iitn illo