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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-16
The Commercial Policy OF the British
Government Protested Against.

Government Protested Against.
London, August 16.--In tho commons
las! night Richie, conservative, moved On
address to tho crown praylng.tho queen 10
withhold her consent from.any commercial
treaty with France which shall substitute
specific for ad vNlorem duties, In any way
njurlng British manufacturers, and which
shall bind England fer moro than one year
This is a reconnaissance of the conservative
proteciionisls intended as a prelude
to demonstrations in tho provinces
during tho recess of parliament. Ri,chio
pointed out that FREQ trade had
mede no progress abroad, and at homo there
WAS growing feeling that much of the
present depression in trade was owing to our
commercial policy. Though he held that
protection WAS OF no avail for cur manufac-
tures, he insisted that steps ought TO be taken
TO save them from exclusion from foreign
markets. DiSe under foreign secretary, op.
posed the motion, but repeated that tie
government, would not approve any treaty
prejudicisl TO British trade. He then quoted
statistics TO show that tho trade OF the coun-
try was increasing, and, In regard to q policy
OF ret listion, no pointed out that o large
portion of our imports from France were
articles Of food, and that whs,over might be
tho delusions abroad, tho country could not
tolerate the imposition of du,ies on food.
Rtcbie's was nega,ived-l60 to 80.
THE LORDS AND LAND BILL.
The Times, this morning. editorislly com.
nienting on the refusal OF the house
Of lords 10 recedo from i,s
amendments 10 tho land bill, regards the
settlement Of tho questions at isine as likely
70 follow formal conference Of tho party
leaders. Notwithstanding tho defiant a,ti-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-16
Georgetown. .
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Georgetown, August l5,-Thia morning
about six O'Clock fire was discovered
in tho store Of q Moses & Co.
on tho public square, th {
origin Of which Is shrouded in
mystry. The loss ia about $500, princi
pally on the stock ofclothing.
A few days sgo parties passed up from
Austin on tho hunt for mail robbers, and
returned this morning with Day
and Black, from Lsmpasse. They were
taken TO Auitin for safe keeping.
Deputy Sheriff Rhes, while csrelessly
handling his pistol, shot himtelf through the
hand
Citizens are stirring themselves to procure
the 81. Louis & Texas narrow gauge rail-
rosd.
Hot and dry. No RAIN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-16
Waco.

Special to the Herald.
Waco, Augugt l5.-Senator Mack I'D
dressed large and attentive audience here
tonight iu the interest Of Thorp's Springs "a
q Location Of the state university.
The weather continues dry aud tho cotton
crop is falling fast.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-16

Special to the Herald.
Jacksonville, August 15,--The first bale
Of cotton was brought in to-day by N. NJ.
Fain, proprietor Of the Grange store. II
wss sold at eleven cents, and was shipped to
j, $, Rodgers, at Galveston.
Weather still hot and dry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-16
Cor,fcena.

Special TO the Hsra d.
Corsicans, August l5.-Tho Waco GraJs
and number Of citizens will visit our city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05

FOR interest," Nuklng
fund ts2a0O00l
Fpntu leased
roads aud dividends
ON guarant Il stock f3,2JI923 Sh2O',O35 Dec, rlrao3
DIVIDENDS
mon stOc k.G \. 1873. - 1880,
p. lsSU 3.2f6.H22 SSS1,H20 Inc. gFiN'S
Total pas mcnt- B.f53.2la Ilbe,3a9 inc llailV
surplus FOR the year 56,5Z9 l3'S,b62 Inc. L5lbl55
Although the gross earnings for 1880 were
1868. OBS less than the earnings OF 1873 and tho
operating expenses for 1880 we're 1925, 493 less
than for 1873, the tonnage handled was 100000
more tons in 1880 than in 1878. and the number Of
tons moved one mile was 100000 more, The
average rate received per ton IN 1873 was 1885
CENTS against only O.750 cents in 1880 yet the nee
earnings of 1850 81 503 f45 greater than those
Of 1873. The number of passengers carried last
year was 10000 more than in 1873, bnt the pas
scngcr mileage last year - 100000 less than for
1873. The following tables show the movement OF.
freight and passengers. and the receipts and cost
per mile for important years in the eompanys his
tory;
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81 o'cL0cK ro 3 o'cLOcK.

N.fropoutan lst Union Pacific ist MI e - PAIL con
-nID 100 1000 .-.. ~ 30Ou0 .... rs >
Ches and ohio lat T0ifio and Wab ID rrras lot
Soma Is 1000 .... ..lnS Malu Line
10000 - s7ls Mobile & . lst deb 5000 .. lt3
Rnsfnu II q 2 lit 10000 ....-g3 Canada Southern
10000 .... % a Noble a Ohio lst guaranteed
y y Elevated 1T ID deb 1000 lN2
900 ia so - 90 No an and Tex "a
GuiQ, oil a. ! Fr ia LIZ & Westn 1000 -
9,s9 ma new 81 con ~ / and Iron lst
Kan Pacific tst 1900 ...-.i0iA preferred income
5.HD0 1888 ind Bloom & " lst tntDO 70
21.DOO ..-... lO6 Income Peoria - y ffhi ~
ia mn 40 500 % loo Den and Hio @ lss
4OOD ...... 81 Z Lar Bloom q n IN con.ol 80,
5000. ..-....75lI lO,OO0 --... li9's
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OEAN,T0N's Wr>T FONT u0TEL

Nr.-I nIIt.T 800. I-NN
OrINa fnIs IUF SEASON INn 3d.
.-.. Of a.,. ul,l.i., IA, be- -era
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HOTEL BELLY J.. nr-r ~'ahnsht, y. D..
fifff fFf .n.Ut-.n IaH. itlut. h"N ui.i if lNr
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
MINES AND MINING.

"WEDNESDAY, 1Iay A.. y.
The uipipa stock rna-s ITS coniinue 90 be nat AID
tie dealings pre.ent LITTLE that requires comment
Some stocks to-day wcr, little better and others
were little lower but whether better or worse the
changes possess no significance being principally IN
stocks that ARE manipulated. Even hibernia to-day
hardly recorded ouc-Lan its usual Transactions
although fuctnating 10 cents, down to ll3' IL
OPENED aud cIo-ed IT -. Bic pittshurg opened
UNCHANGED nj 80 and !ccued to 30 o. ;i',V. ~
soil lsted o,cned and clos-d 80 i.3J. selling ~ the
meantime 90 I.2O. Navajo again came 10 me SAr-
face AMI was traded in 90 "9 cents 10 l'o3' lHe
,lnofltious from san Frtncsc1 showed lower prices
there. Oriental and Miller declined from 3.-1 To
BID. and the state LIN, varieties "trf eu'4eF' lHe
markets closed dull and hardly steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05

State bonds were duh. Iennessassys WERE about
ncr ernt hiahrr at 74G74A, aud virginia IN de-
ksrre vyer, "a lower al 1914. Missouri 0s sso were
al iii and issss at il5. and North Carolina con-
solbated A. az s7. Ot city bank s'ocks' twenty
shares Park sold al l54l2:
The business done IN railroad bonds did not rrlcn
Ia proportions. bat psces were hrn. ana Tor
snost OF the speculative kinds higher prices were
recoried Erie see0nd cons0ls were \ higher az
IO4S. but the funded ~ were only steady q, p9s9
g9L, Missouri kans& and Teas issues were 20
l. higher r,t cansos at 1922, aud second a. > -
general mortgages sold at 9s. Boston harLiom
and Erie hrsLs from " 70 % - Ch,ssIesse
and Ohio jr,ts series h. advanced from 50 % - =.
and currency interest debts from 597s 20 slew;
Mobile and Ohio first debenturvs rose 20 30 and
seconds 10 g. Canada Southern hrsts adYaneeH ~
100 ST Louis and Iron Mountain hrst incomes
were steady at 96ha06, bat the seconds rosf 70
salf. New-lors Elevated trsis we're hardy SICILY
AT 1884, T. aud Metropolitan sts sold az lO< .
q IO2. OHIO Central Incomes recoyered 70 ". III
diana bloomington & Western incomes rose from
Ok to IOI.s 100 Lake Erie & Western incomes 70
77i2, Lafayette. bloomington N Auneie Ia
couics from 70 TO 7oia, and PEORIA Decatur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05

IvAD,u1g. COL Nay Z. The SILVER Wave wac
Yesterday trlrsirutd 70, brnrrr T. in' k"u.l O."
Alhcrt &c. u 'tht manager "i ihr Si.''5 '"l Com
hination. l'. Nrw Concentration A .hi9plnf over
ixty TOMS of orc d4tly.
IN Clliiuruia Tunnel started work again y,sfcr-
Annther man VAS killed. IN the Chrs.oliie mine
Yesterday The thrvnbtr io' -.il c1u-,, ,ii.rs.n-
SION ot work 900 thc Ntw Discovery ground oi thr
lie Morning Star tls opened an ore lofy sixty
feet thick near thr itcniHg Star Inr. 10 BE- tbr
LARGEST orr b"y boo TIC ctmp
The Rohiu~lu Consolidated - shipping 30 toms Of
ore dsily. b-,,ics treating - tons m ia own
smclt'fs-
Bun,on valued Al aJ7OG2S 20 was received in
THIS city y,-frrla, from fhr mines
As-aFer kauii1au. ot Gold Mount ain, New. now
telegapiled yesterday in working rasi of the
main shalt tbe dnt passing through -ifi ore assIv
ing 500, cn.r into siAIulcd quart literally stud
ded with gold. which Va. traced along the hanging
vii Don't vet know ~ extent. bircctly south
of thia Ia the Old workings, We gnt assays ~ high
$lO.UOO lrr tom. We consider TINS iHe biggest ind
set made. Average samples FROM Che rntr' face of
ihe dun from thc deep shaft shis mnnmg assay
sZII. Iefgr Va e. l"ini ,lafi. between Nos. / aud
2 shows tlo same hi2h srar ore as The JOINT shaft
A pr,aic Telegram received in this cts yesterday
from Virginia ity. New sys the old slopes of the
Consolidated Virginia mime are on are
Ihr supcrin euf!eut - tAr Rising sun Company
rrports thi rv,ry part Of the minc 4" The NOtLrve
presents healthy appearance aud an abundance of
a
has been started o. assist ~ YentiauuR the NINE ~
well ~ to pro prct very promising parallel leugr.
The superintendent Ut the South liite mine ~
poris unneT date of April -, that the 500 level has
been al ancfd eighteen feet 90 gOOl looking quartz
containing suiphur.ts and the north CRESCENT
has been advanced thTe, feet. The work OF tir glru
the 900 level gill be resumed shortly, in which he
considers the Ihdic atoms favorable
PrObai IS the hest mGp 81 The principal portion Of
the GunnIsIn County 10 Colorado yet offered Ia the
public u that issuei by Henry altman, which g7ycs
the location Of almost every principal IN the
Monarch, Chalk Creek, Cottonwood aud Gunnisou
mining dIstrlcta-
% shows that the east crosscut 1000 level ~ IA
from the shaft 2:i3 feet. The west crosscut Is IN
I7S leet. he total length Of tho east crvsseut ZOO
level Is 0t3 fees, WitE IN very hard rock The
total length Of the south dritt, 500 level is 2I9
feet shUwIng thr VEN feet wide. The north
drft No 1. 80 level Is ~ from the main east cross-
cut 25O feet, the continuing about Is feet
wide. The Cook south amt ~ nov timbcred for
distance If go fert from the main east crusscut
Tho upFaia5 the Wet STANDARD Is up 10 feet
showing the vein AZ feet wide On the 3SJ level
tae vein ~ the st0pes oi the north and south drifts
Il from 10 - fDet wlde aud on ths 900 level tho
vein shows an average width Of IS feet the product
for April was SlO6,315 "A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05

WEDNESDAY,, May A-P. N.
The full detailed annual report Of the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company's
business for the year ended December 81. 1880 WAS
Issued to-day The financial results Of the business
were publisled December - in partial statement;
tho actual result now shown by the official
figures being only $1,000 different from
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TRAFFIC MovE,,ENTa


That the c0mpanys finances were ~ healthy con-
dtou the end of the year is shown by the general
balance sheet, from which we abstract the cash
items and compare them with the same iteIus from
the balance sheet of December 81, 1879:
ABSTRACT OF BALANCE suEETs.
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DEST AND HEALTH!
TIfE DAysvILLE sANTTARIUM.
Ennnn q. nnr nnn,a HrrI.-lic In.llfnle.

Known a. our Home Hygcnic Institute
ne best place recupcrauon from vorh foF
crrriur hfaii D N SILK
Bgsni.f sene-y win charming drives and
urslkN
nurrat alaf Af nliaafn
Of any kind
erfrr drainage. tusufan Ga charge ~ phYscans grad
mates Of rFuar r1lfgsk Mncre rhrun0 Et Hath and
other superior bathing factnc ENleent table elevator
trained attendants telegraph Situated Railway. send
sup cir MAR giving fu description ami terms Address
THE DANSNfLLE HANIrAI.lUM Dansyillo. Livingston
co. - Y.
CALISBURY HOUSE, CATSKTLL, N y
- special rates Tor Nay aud Jane us view u ne whole
uf Cataklls photorrauh and particulars
CIiARLI-s BEAR french's Hotel. to-day.
CMITH HOUSE,
CORNWALL. o N-HU nSON
Opau 10 u Nay % EoVenbef. houutain air rvcf
virW splendid driyea G. H. SMITH
GUNNER BOARD az HILLS MANSION
- HOUSE Easfhampton. haaSj special rates for May and
June loioreurcs p. T. sYear. M Broadway y o. Pearl
is iIruasLst Eenl for circular WILLIAM HILL
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znsirurti6h
For Boys and Young Ken-country.

MILITARY ACADEa ! =
Chester Porn Cfv XngneeTing & 4, ~ prcs
English Degrees conferred Colonel i ui.D - - -
GEASHORE SUMNER SCHOOL.-,-S,,M.,i ~ ! w
- r. eTfoTsTI IICf-s ACADEMY TON Ypl ~ mf.Hn
AND BOYS Nesa Pen - MILES seS' % ne ,5 h
- In sfoeior Al Meta nl June On Jane - -,
TtIi 20 to TIM seashoTe 10 CAPE May y i ~ sfdfa
Htc,-.f 1se aeaferylcn wear 1Ssl-2 VIII os ~ $3.50
II For sumueT circular ani llr-tiate ~
1851 ~ aessrrss -WTTHIN G. Stttl iib'hr - ~ ina
ward University grafiHaici, AFah- fe"A
= students admitted a any ttae
CrMMER, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG GIN
- TTfTNFV -Cruf0u on The IT uisFu fff ~
a. thc deld a fnre.t Fueaupwsuts Ia the ti'Ai n ~
~ seaside collections " numerals fossils p'ut-
t.,tng i,sftsn- fishing and beh snofts CONVEX Hai'"
,-r.prb AMI German college conditions tunled
ft'"'" N'N g. 4 POBERT2 CounT~nf1nt
yefefprces How Chest A. Arthur Hon Ihur"" "ee@
hon James " Bustd. T.. g. Van v vck- ". ID II. q.
hprhratons circulars and information rusf h' hl u"
MANAGER. Educational Bureau. NO - Unien-a quart
GUNNER HOME FOR BOYS.--Ihe lh1nei-
y nal OF ii Unfaon niver school takes six u ht. boys 70
,he seside for the Vara0n Geutiensn Wishing ~ llie
their snti. AZ his re may address D. w. care si ' -
Ioser Cnun.e ior al. Law 81 Park place NeW-i on N''
crrreys required.
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c.1,, ,,rLrL -rnr nnYs ANn Y0TNG GEN-



4 BOARDING SCHOOL Of rare adyaniasrS
~ and cheap rates Pennington Scgi3,rf 5,,'-r '''
Ncw.jersey Addr-s- fHOS nANLoN. D. i' ii''i''"--
HILLSIDE SEMINARY (Bridcrport, Conn.
arltion foi Vassar and other coiegS .pr' ay so, y
STONE MARIANA B. SLADE MIS- . h-'""' 'N'
PITCH ----
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies' larry
town c, n vi BONG S ssI " 'E frac
AFAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE.
~ For Young IsaeS iis'sed o Ni fn iT e7ce
ne Rev. G '. sPEAr. PRINCIPAL
MRS 81. CADY'S Boarding and Day school
" for Young ladies Wes; hnd Inst Ne taNrh' 'o1N'
eleventh year commences sept a. send Tor circular
For Both sexes-Country.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
~ Twelve lead e. deGrces vz Afrcuifure hrehl
lectu Art. Chem.try snd PsysisS lT t rssin s,,9g'
Philosophy Science Science aud ietteFN stnhenis nt So
ing degrees select ts osn staGisa p, an d m
Huston ~ tn Chauncy Han school 90 Ciecend ~ nc
ill., -cbSoi june rs and continue three dEvs
Fof Information apply TreasarUr, Itaaea. n y
NIT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
Va Mt ksco y. " for yOung lades and children wl re-
o. en- sept 10 Isasousb Miss j. Hyatt Frlhcla'
DOCKLAND COLLEGE.
IA Resiy Tor spring and summer .choaT' d,9nccd 'na
urcrnrssry apartments charuurY and hcath.mly ln-
Gated shore Of the Huaon one hour irom Ne"
Both s,2s per year eyiras bat muse orr3
during Sunms' r"i tt ln'pp'" ~ T,,ct y
Miscellaneous
A PPARATUS and FURNITURE Of all kinds
a for schools Acadcuues College, and Halls send for
catalogue BAKER PRATT CO. No. 10 i0na-s1 y J.
SCHOOL Properties for sale and rrnt.-New
- males, fOr Iostsg,- }. W sehornerboa T. ltth-I
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nLnsLra pRLcRs oR BOSTON srooKa
CLOSING PRICES Oh PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

RVertea ~ JOHN i; DAVE a Co. 10. II Walt
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.t,,. Tipe e., Durango IGsss Pendery Malaciife
7'it' 10y. ~" "a, "a .rsl tl1 ID 2nl lilo
foo ia BOZ. tnp 40 D. UtnrTnia Bye and Hy
.Nt DO" .'t..-.,.,. t.., 49, ltn ..u
W., sly '' z. Mineral 'r,rk inn bgn 90
Oiiu isAilir lhiaul -'p ., 80 ,N''' -
600 tfI 800" 100 bihl ht %" u'" ------ 49,
sab Rkt'k GLASS rciidrry Mhlf hiit
100 . 20 1000 -u' i'" i-i'
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Gearbers.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW-
~ YORK TRIHt NJ WILL - RECElNL I'D a J. r, ~
T-llTnNN DTFifiS So 1.2.- broadway, coIrei .hliy'
fr-tst pos west twenty thri-si- corner f55hh ave,
Fourteenth. ST.. corner tlgn ~ liA ~
,vr corr n Fort Il, % 80 HARLEA WIZ -
Nrs nBl sud 4s10 Ihirisve' e"urf ono hunefsa AZ"
f..-ir rffh.s. go o.. q regular oiaes rates
IL WANTING BEST TEACHERS, Amcn-
" can or FOREIGN fRfnies schools colleges -i have
wanting PuSnns may hatc liictirn 1fla Hsl, 's
school Institute, : last ltth-st
a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY sdptlles Colirgrs scioes and f.nhfs WIN
Thoroughly conipetent Professors Principals ard iroeh"t
the country promptly suiet WIN
CALI atir-~- Mr. ~ ,
YOUNG, aEd Foreign Teachers Asrncy - non
A SUPERIOR LADY TEACHER Of English.
~ French t,sirss summer fugat'rucft. can
IA rns Scrieui rcrrrur, and vii hc 10 uTrJ Mas IS
For particulars address & EA'HfII 'S. nlh-s'e.
4 YALE MAN of experience in private tn-
~ torna would Ike a. prepare Que o. two yoHrF m'h
college would board IN family 10 eoIv-e1t a- ply best
references Address - LoN o. Tribune once
DINCKNEY'S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
Il AND TEACHERS
l. supplies schools and famiif- With tssfiiffA
Supplies teachers With p"-itlnu-
q Se0s aud rents -chus'i properties
Furnishes aud gives Information n the beet
schools Fubhsles L. = school and college iIr'ct tory
T. COTESWOi,rH PTS kNi ~,
Domestic iuiHlnr.
FrIadNay And liti-st.. ~ ,.
UNUTORTNG.-Ase senior in Yale would like few
pupils 90 Instruct during Che sunmsr beet OF l"irlcu'
would travel Address fJ Or Ne" iiaF' %. loIu
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6ounirp BoarO tlJanleo.

A EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT Ink
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l.21g BrpadWay. corner Thmy.
nrr< - a08 west Twenty fhird-st flghh sve.
Va 81 Essf rnurfeeuth uuiou aquAra 80 Third
sve. corner Fsrty-sevonibst. a. The HAhLkN otIlCE%
Noa lOOl aud $500 Third ave. cornet one hundroo Hhe-
~ nty nith up 70 p. n, a. regular once IsteA
EROM JULY /, / want Al buatd lOr my
wife child and prefer tat there should be feE
n.Irdrra locality must b. free rom malaria
AMI hcahy every WY uut have lsEe asry rooms gr
fer wrn asay from town Fiiiagu raj eouhirF
o. huurs isuruey thDud hke - hlye Eood ns
ing ps,ssiblo. Aelrcaa H. H. tlAktt soS ulafev Gua
York l1ty,
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PRINTED IN Deoamber.

tho estimate printed in December. The
official report, however, is such e remarkable
showing that a comparison Of Soma Of its salient
points with those Of other yeaS is of interest.
Nothing charged 10 the construction and equip
ment accounts during the year. although 100000
was expended for 500 new freight cars and inn
provements-iron bridges. stations. ETC., ETC.,
and forty-three miles were reIad with steel rails.
All these items were charged TO operating
expenses Yet the percentage Of operating
expenses 10 gross earnings 1880
reduced 10 $3.50 per cent against $3.50 for 1879;
60.70 Tor 1879 1896 for 1878; 1880 fcr 1873,
and G19J for 1870. The capital account and funded
debt Of the company are the same as at the end OF
1879. except the reduction of S2J00o0 ia the debt
by the application Of that sum 20 the sinking fund.
The capital stock ia $50 900 O00 Of which $685. 500
is guaranteed 10 per cent stock, and she total debt,
including bond OF leased road IL S3S, 100000 Tho
comparison Of earnings aud expenses for tho years
1879 and 1880 is as follows:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-19
sHERIFFs SALE.

rHy YIRrUE or A WRIT OF EXEou.
= Zion issued out Of the District Oeur. OF the
e.,.s,nd judicial District Of Nevada, Ia ana r0r
sssI. aad duly attested under the sea! OF said
ahart, on the said day Of May. :, D. ssi .H and 70
"a "a e4ecutiou being in favor OF Mary E. Davies
Ard against w Musgrove for tne gym anr, o Oh e,sh' I'm
erndred and seventeen ard s5-l00 fSsi! spl dol,
xrr dannares with interest at the rate Of one ana
sreaaif per cent per mcnth eser APE 18th az, az
e. uaid. together with the sum OF Z. ~ oosts ana
Sss5aseIrcnts at the date OF aocxo..ny o. - ta
ma o. q 20, and sccruing costs sne sAta e1o tne
xoa commanding me. as Sheriff, 70 maKe TAO
Sxy a said defendant, ". 4. Musgrove, or, sun
Sfsnt personal property cctid not oe iouno, tIsn M
sat real property In sad connv ~. tbn sats,
ns.d Judgment was docketed Therefofs, navs
se!std and levied upon the following de4ctioeH
!. sest OF LOT ., Of block g. Of Proctor GreEn' =
atyssi,n, sf Carson City, Nevada. known ~ the
49, rsSpefist Of sisst 10. s. Of Mussors division, q
SS-xNa Oj.y, xnown "a tne Nevada Hoase blcck
No n. of MuHer's division. @ Carson Cty, No
.r~da also t. act of land in Oftn shy county On
a. sarm Springs road containing about six
aere~, bounded on the north by ar.n springs
sS.t5 W ny land O. o. Willis, and the west by
HAD cfz r Alley. being tho ssms sTaGt Q. ama M,
Vasr t;ons IN decree Of the second Iudcial nis;
ToSn. .. - s~,is~f the orrnsby counsy ias,d
,,o,r,is ~ n il. i1and u, In tho county record ats
se Of orn,.sy s o' :s ssv ana al M the % aooVeie M
1cxfbed property VII sci! .ne sf y. Vii aatisfr
1esi erooeey, or ~ 1aush shere1T ~ vi. sscay c
SonA. ~
33v.,sy Msx sNeA. 4. y. HSSa.
.. o.tssSs II. n .tfs as.sat sf tina coarthoase
&e.- efor.ss, -" NY sssse;; :vrrr, sasr4r.
- ae %. .a - ..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-19
OAKLAND POULTRY YARDS,


Constantly Cn ard and tor sae, q oce spcintm
the folo tng yri!eti,s of fowls
- Dark nd Ii at PrshInss Buff, White
IA Partridge ochins, White and Erowh La
A&A hOrs. Do.kiDss, Polh, Han bufgs, Ply
EEsaVSM mouth R1cts, Game and Seb light Ba.s.taHss
xSNXk4 Bronze Trrke,s, Pekir. Fyie.bury
HSNvN Rouen Ducks SHfo srr,val of eknD
AAyxA g-iarantesiHa SAssfscton gusrpLteed-
For further irft ma iol nd stamp for Hussed Or
culars 20 uko Il BAfL Y, p %. Box lT7I, .. f. Cal.
Pic aiss-EEgst
Geo BayIeys Poultry Yards, Corner ieh sDd Castle
street, Oakland. Address . Eo, t77l. san
Cali, oriia.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-02-02

8 strong feeling against being called upon to
support such an institution in q condition
like the present, and tae feeling is general thai
it is a public nuisance. We have been cor
nected with the daily newspaper business all
our lives, but have never seen anything il
that line quite 50 unique IS this. We extend
to our contemporary our best wishes for its
success, for the saddest thing in the life OF
a newspaper man is to write the obituary OF
a friend and brother il the craft. However,
sometime we may issue q daily ourselves, but
when we do We promise in advance, it will
be to make money out of it, and when there
is a want for such an enterprise, and not for
the glory of the thing, and we will also make
of such an institution a vehicle for the carry
ing of news.