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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-26
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OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
CARSON CIrY, Nevada, January !, 1881.
To the Hon the Board OF County Conmsoner5o orinsby
county, Nevada.
G i.tIeIneu In compliance with tn" Law, lave the
honor Il, herewith submit ny report III the transactions
this dep the lf year ending Decsmoer 81,
1850.
Respectfully submitted, ~
II. L. YAGEit,
Count: Treasurer
Balance TN hama July I 1880 81 )49 10
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-26
ROOMS TO LET.

'f1HE PROPRiETORESS OF THE CAPITOL LODG
ing House announces that desirable Rooms can be
rented there at reasonable rates, by the WEEK Or
MONTH
CAPITOL LODGING HOUSE.
Next tothe APPEAL Office
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
Eighties Qu.rsssse.

Under the heading Of Justice Court
will be seen fosr cases Of assault and
battsry-two against men and two versus
women. The parties all reside near the
Baltic switch. The women became in
volved In . quarrel over the dspredations
Of some chickens. It appears that Mrs.
Conway 10 the possessor OF q lot OF
chickens that have been annoying Mrs.
Williams. The latter said II the former
did not keep them ct home they would
be killed. Mrs. Conway hearing OF this
proceeded to Mrs. Williams house and
after a wordy war Mrs. Williams was
knocked down. . cash cut 10 her fore
head and some hair pulled out. Mr..
Williams. tho wounded woman's hus-
band, when be returned from work. took
up the Hght and he and James McArdle.
Q brother Of Mrs. Conway, had q savage
tussls. In which clubs and rocks played
Q prominent part. Both men lost con.
siderable blood and got pretty well pun.
ished. This all occurred Saturday and
the parties were each arrested on the
complaint OF the other. The women
will have their examination - soon as
Mrs. Williams is able to appear In Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
THE FOURTH.
A Quiet Dsy Passed On the Com.
etoek.

There VA no attempt made to eels.
brats the Fourth OF July in Gold Hill.
and the day passed here very quietly.
A great many Of u citizens took ad-
vantage Of the free train to Carson, and
went to that place to spend the day.
Everybody who possessed flag had II
flying. but other than that there was not
any decorating.
In Virginia. the Committee OF Ar.
rangsmsnts for tho celebration decided
on Sunday night not to hold q oelsbrs.
ton, because OF the critical condition Of
President Garfield. There was no means
OF making known the resolution not 10
celebrate, and the town was early filled
with people from the surrounding coun.
try. and the principal streets thronesd
with citizens to witness the procession
that had been advertised to take place.
or course Il vas oon passed from
mouth to mouth that there would be no
celebration. and the reason why given.
There Was not Q muruur to be heard
during the day because OF 1t. but the
unanimous voice was that II was best 10.
The display OF flags and bunting wal
very liberal. and the city presented q
holiday appearance. The national salute
was Hred in the morning by the artillery
company in good style. and oil day long
the small boys were initiating them In
the exploding Of bombs and IRE
crackers.
A matinee was given at Piper's 0pers
House In the afternoon, and q dance In
the evening at National Guard Hall. Vir.
ginia. for the benef. OF the Episcopal
Church by the ladies OF the oongrega'
ton. Both were we'll ~patronized.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
Yellow Jacket.

GOLD HILL, July 2. 1881 - 6eorgs W.
Wallacs. Via President: We have resumed
work in the east drift. 5000 level. and
the distance Of the face Of the same from
the shaft 10 115 feet. The ground 10
dry and quite hard. We win have about
20 feet to run In this DRIFT to reach the
ledge. On the $500 level We are sm.
ployed cutting around the north vinzs
$3.50 feet north Of the shaft) 10 place q
dump. On the east side Of the Wine
w will place the diamond drill and bore
east. All the machinery 10 working
we'll. The water from adjoining mines
continues about the ssms-33 inches
from the mines on the north and 10
inches from the mines at the south.
T. g.. TAYLOR, Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
A ,,rs.k Of blood was observed Sun

A streak. Of blood WAS observed Sun.
day morning on Main street. Gold Hill.
commencing In front Of the Catholic
Church and continuing until the cross
street leading to the school.houss was
resched-about 200 feet. No complaints
have been made before the Justice Court
and NO one appears to know anything
about II. The how Of blood must have
been considerable to leave . continuous
mark such . distance.
The National Guard Of Virginia In
decorating their hall for the Fourth
placed ovsr the entrance to their reading
room on Smith street . large picture Of
George Washington and right under the
picture Of Washington . good.sizsd like.
ness Of President Garfield. tastsfully
surrounding both with flags. The pic.
turs OF Garfield was photographed from
q wood ont for the Guard by n OF its
members.
The excursion Of the Good Tsmplsrs
TO San Francisco wss very much crowd
ed. Tickets were sold to all every seat
and the oars would not have been crowd.
ed had not Q number Of parents taken
their youngest children along. thu!
crowdins ont Of seats persons who had
paid for tickets. The train reached Ban
Francisco at l o'clock Monday morning.
The Board OF County Commissioner
adjourned Saturday to meet this morn.
Ing at IL o'clock. A quorum did mol
appear ct that hour and the adjournment
WAS continued until 2 P. n.
Two large bright ores were observed
last night on the mountain tops In the
direction Of Como. It was probably the
only fireworks the Comedies had to make
= display with.
Strange to relate. there was but one
ares. In Storey county yesterday and
that was In Virginia. The culprit was
Harry Flsnnsry, who IL spoken OF else
where.
Ale. Lamb and FrsdN N. Haynes ha's
been appointed Deputy Sheriff. BY
Hanks. They will DO the guards for the
prisoners at work on the streets.
Good reports are again being received
from the Wood river country BY Com.
stock miners who have friends In that
section.
A letter addressed Is follows il held
for postage at the Gold Hill ~postofaes :
Mrs. Frank Collins, Carson City, Ne
vada.
The leading business houses both in
Gold Hill and Virginia were closed yes
S.,Ia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
Isquaw Fishs.

Last Sunday morning two Piuts
squaws who had . slight unplsassntness
to settle. sat down In the middle OF the
road, corner Of B street and Sutton
avenue. Virginia, and proceeded to have
II out in the most approved fashion Of
the rules governing the Piuts prize ring
for squaw fights. Without uttsring .
word they fought for nearly bali an
hour. pulling each Others hair. scratch.
ing and clswing. When n had lost
several handfuls Of hair pulled out by
the roots and was nearly nude besides.
she picked up q stone and pounded the
other over the head 30 savaRsly that the
Indians themselves iutsrfered, 1t being
apparently against the rules Of their
P. r. The squaw that was beaten With
the rock had to be carried away, and
she appeared to be more dead than
alive. Although . crowd OF Indians
gathered to watch the fsbt. none made
an effort to stop'it until the stone was
introduced into the fight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
a terrible Goas-ss,rophy.

A nsishbor sends in the following
lively item: On the morning Of the
9TH inst. while u Of our loyal Gold
Hill citizens was engaged in exploding .
few rounds OF "Herculss cartridges" In
honor Of our national Independence.
and Immediately after having applied
nre to the fuse. Q neishbor's goat espy-
ing the pile VI cartridges, thinking them
. rich discovery Of food. hurridly made
for the p~ils-esgsrly catching q OF the
cartridges In its mouth-when the terri.
BILE explosion occurred, literally dsmol.
ishing the goats head and causing the
trunk to turn rapid summsrsaults
through the cir. 1t 10 thought by those
witnessing this sad affair. that "Wha-
lan's" goat 10 still turning. whirlins and
whizing through space in an opposite
direction from the comet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
There 10 not ., more accommodation

There 10 not .. more accommodating
business man in Gold Hill than F. W.
Folsom. the dealer In groceries and pro-
visions. Main street, Gold Hill. He
keeps what plssses people and is pleased
himself to have them come to him and
be pleased with his choice family sup.
plies. After they make their selection
Il pleases him to send them to their
homes all ct the same price. There 10
much pleasure In doing business with
such . man. he invitss oil to come and
30 pleased. See his advertisement In
another column.
Alloy about twelve years Of age, named
McCus. was pretty badly hurt ct the
Hale 4 Norcrsss woodward. Virginia.
Sunday morning. by being struck on the
head with . large and heavy stick Of
wood. 10 wss behind q fence where be
could not be seen BY those who were IN.
loading the wood from the car.
There was . light breeze stirring the
greater part Of the day. still the weather
ysstsrdsy vas very hot. After the sun
went down behind Mount Davidson Il
became cool AID pleasant. and IN IN.
usual number Of people were ont div.
Ing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
Death OF Audr.w mckinley.

Andrew Mckinley. . resident Of Gold
Hill, who left here Sunday morning on
the San Francisco excursion train. fell
of the platform Of q Of the cars at
D~svisvills. California, and was so badly
injured that he died yesterday morning
ct 8 o'clock. It appears he became
sick from the motion OF the train and
left the car for air. On reaching the
platform be was attacked with faintnsss
and fell of. McGinlsy's left leg was
broken in three or four places and badly
crushed and the toes have been out Oh.
His left hand wal also injured. Do.
ceased wal q young man and had been
married but two years. His remains
were brought back to Gold Hill thi.
morning for iuterment. His funeral will
take place tomorrow "wednesday after.
moor at 8 o'clock from his late residences
on the south side Of the Homestead road,
Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
An OLD aRupaE.
rhs'shsstisg Between Q. =. Csllyss
and yames Rlddile.

Samuel Collysr. q miner who formerly
worked In various Gold Hill mines. shot
James Riddle, an snploys Of the Ken
tuck, in front Of the Eldorado saloon.
North'C street, Virginia. about l o'clock
Monday morning. The parties had .
quarrel last winter. in which Collysr
was slightly cut in the shoulder. They
met Sunday night, an hour or two before
the shooting, In the Capital saloon.
when Collysr. according to his own
statement. spoke to Riddle about the
affair OF last winter and said to
him that be had no Crude against
him now, and that II Was all right. Rid.
ollie, however. did not appear to make
friends, and the two men separated.
Collysr going into the Fl Dorado 81.
loon. While In there Riddle came to
the door and commenced abusing him,
applying foul spithsts to not only Coll.
YER himself, bat to his family. The lat.
ter told him hs had gone far enough.
and asked him to step outside. This
Riddle said be WAS willing to do II his
antagonist would 60 nrst. Agreeing to
II. the former started out, and a. he
reached the sidewalk, Charles Smith
said to him, "Look out, he's going to
shoot you In the back" Turing around.
hs saw Riddles pistol aimed at his
head. Drawing his own. hs firsd twice.
one shot striking his man In the right
arm. II is claimed that the wounded
mans pistol Was snapped twice. but
failed to explode the cartridge.
Collyer was arrested and 10 now In the
County Jail and from him the above
was mostly gathered. others however,
corroborsting his version. He expects
to have his examination tomorrow.
Riddles wound 10 In tho LETT arm. The
ball struck him In the wrist. passed up
ward through the arm and out at the sl-
bow. infioting an ugly wound.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05

The Nevada Bank OF San Francisco
Offers in another column to the citizens
OF the Comstock its facilities for making
money transfers to all parts Of the civil
ICED world. The bank Possesses the
greatest facilities for dealing in bullion.
T. r. McGurn. who always has Q win
dow full Of money ct his brokers' Office.
l0e sonth c street. Virginia, now comes
forward and offers his services and coin
to help on the expected stock boom. See
his sdvsrtissment in another column.
The stock OF Charles N. Palmer.
which had been levied upon BY his
brothsr.in-lsw. George Ernst. for pay
msnt Of . note. vas sold Saturday. to
satisfy an execution. and purchased BY
Ernst for the sum Of $l400.
There was . free train ran from Gold
Hill to Carson yesterday. and many .
vireinisn rushed over the Divide In the
morning to take advantage Of q free ride.
On the train which left Virginia people
were taxed 81 . head.
A man named Donovan. engineer at
the Boston mill. jumped from the Car
SON excursion train a. IL was returning
last evening. when near the Baltic
switch. and received . pretty severe
scalp wound.
The picnic Of the Virginia Caledonia
Club will b held at Trsadway's Park.
Carson, Saturday. August 8. Tickets
fer the round trip and admission TO the
park. 81.
1t IL proposed to put the prisoners
nowin the County Jail at work on the
streets In Q few days. There are fifteen
inmates today, n OF WHOM 10 woman.
Many Of our miners yssssrdsy took .
holiday. They NO doubt found some
pleasure In remaining aboys ground enc
whsls day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
PsrssaaIs.

, d. H. Jackson has gone to Arizona on
. mining tour. He intends TO visit
MEXICO before returning.
Colonel r II. Taylor has shaken the
dust Of the Comstock Of bis clothing
and departed for Arizona. in which Ter
ritory be expects to make his future
homs-on this earth. II 10 not intend.
Cd q insinusts he goes there to prepare
for the next world.
J. Minor Taylor was induced to fore.
70 his trip to China for his health and
be returned to the Comstock Sunday.
accompanied BY h. v. Dey.
EI. Governor Young Of Ohio Ia now in
Utah. He intends to pay the Comstock
. visit shortly.
John W. Mscksy has gone East. Hs
passed Reno Sunday morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
A..,x.,. .u.a.x ner.i...

Taylor. R p Heating. R ' Dey. Z B
Grant. O Hoover. H Andrews. ] orndori
and wife. John o Bsnnetts. J Cilley. G
@ Butler. q Robinson. E Jones. J Hsnley.
B Cornish. II Bassstt. n o'Hara. Mrs W
II Patton. Mrs Tuss. E L arifith. FL
Stack. Willie Patton. II Coninskhy. Z
southworth. " d Shurtlin. p Banner. y
Lubbock. A L Pratt. D Bohsn. George 7
Marys. J c Lyle, Geo P Argsns. r II Rob.
inson. L Lonksy, H Cullen. Mrs Irish.
Miss Tuhsy. Mrs J T Farrell. Miss Maggie
Farrell. Mrs G F Tudey. Miss 8 Hill. Ii
J Wrinkle, A FoI. Mrs L Robe. Miss Kate
Cleveland.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05

The portrait Of Adam In the sistins
Chapel, painted by Michael Angelo, has
faded until the left eye 10 almost invisi'
bic. But even in far worse plight 10 that
of God, painted by Raphael. In the
logic. The painter boldly represented
the Creator . . naked old man, with
long, flowing beard. and bald on the top
Of bis head. Lapse Of time has caused
the lbeard to disappear entirely. thus
giving the whole figure the most conical
and undigniasd aspect imaginable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
Ja.,ie. cear, F,...,ssh.m. y.P.

The following business has been trans.
acted In this court since last report
State VI. McArdle--Charge. assault
and battery; sst for 4 o'clock p. n. today.
State ". VIM. Williams -Chsrge. a..
ssult and battery; set for 8 O'Clock ?. N.
today.
State vs.. Mrs. Conwsy-Asssult and
battery; not set.
Stats W. Alice williamsburg. %.
sault and battery; not set.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05

A good pursssivs medicine is one Of
tho absolute necessities Of the age. This
want has been supplied BY Dr.. ]. Q.
Aver & Co.,. whose celebrated Csthartio
pills are known TO be the safest, surest
and best purgstivs medicine ever offered
TO the public. They are mild but GER
tain In their effects. and keep the system
in good condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
The Dhssi6's Omes.

During the month Of June Sheriff
Hanks sold l0l licenses. receiving there
for 1919 IS. he received In fees for
the same period $3.50 rs. and his work
for the county amounted to $3.50; max.
ing Q total turned ovsr to the Treasurer
today. IN settling with the county. oil
S257l 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
Fast Driving

Harry Flannsrry. q miner employed
at the Union Con. was arrested In vir.
ginia last evening by Chief Bradley for
fast driving. He had one Of the fastest
teams kept In the livery stables Of vir.
ginia and was making G street . race
course. 1t is strange that some person
Was not injured by his reckless driving
- the street was crowded with people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
A Lady Kxsapsssiss Ra. over.

By private letters Il 10 learned that .
lady from Eureka was killed BY the Good
Tsmplars' excursion train In Oakland.
C~alIiornia. Her nams was net learned.
She, with her husband and . child. were
leaving the train ct the OAKLAND depot
and while on The trask the train backed
mp running ovsr her.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
Departure. Last Evs.i.s.

p Canning. y Lubbock. q L Cannon.
A Bee, J Hillyer. Henry Passage. JR
Rsson. n o'Hsra. J II WEIGH. D Fss. J
y walsh, Mrs n MeDermitt and child. W
suls. W Weston. Mrs. belong. h sincin-
hsimsr and wife. Mrs L~ongsbury and
child. Mrs. y G belong. CT GUNNER and
wife. Mrs n Woods. A L Pratt. Mrs N
Grow. J W vanburgan. w Lsvery. "A
Hooper. ] F Clarke. G B Howes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
Cl...s. q. Eioeu.,ou ..d wrisi.s

Mesdamss Potter and Jones have 9
card In to-dsy's issue Of the News an
nouncins their intention to teach slocu.
ton aud writing to such pupils a. are
DESTROYS Of advancing themselves In
those studiss. Pupils desiring to be-
come members Of their school are re-
oested to meet the teachers at the school
room Of Mrs. Potter. Fourth Ward. Wiz
Rinia, Wednesday. July 9, at 8 o'clock ?,
N. See their card under "New Today
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05

rhs Comprehensive use Of Hub
Punch, cold or hot. is dslicaey OF taste and
the purity Of the liquors which are its basis
rsnder u dessrvsdly popular. The lardsn and
sidsbosrds OF connisseurs are now very gen.
ersiIy supplied with It. BOLD By all Grocer,
Wine Merchants and Druggists. Trade sup.
phed byRichsrds 3 Hairron' Assn" TOT 'he
Pacinc coast. ran Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05

Elder sistsr-"wsli. dear. did you
have q pleasant time ct the thsatsr last
piQhtf" Younger ditto-"Oh, Il wal
juSt lovely cried al the time
Elder siatsr-"Did you'll Oh, how
vish I'd been thsrsl"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
Arrivals rs.s aors,ss.

T Morgan. J Morgan. Thompson. N
n Bell. W Thompson. J Prout. W MUIR
ply. p Bolivar. L Gylan. II q Murphy. ]
Ash. G r shympon. d Hogan. p Shay. Z
@ Stevenson. E Mckay. J Cole. d Q Tsy-
lor. J E Myers. Dick Dwysr. B 3 Mitchell.
Y O Hillysr. @ L Strong. J Melvin. Rev
Mandins, W Ksvsru. L n Colin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
Yesterday nerai.g.

CT Hiilysr. A Bee. n Stack. @ Gum
msr and wife. L Honnsksr. n Gill. Niss
Z Corning. A sineenhsimsr and wife. Js
Martin, Mrs D smith. Mrs. II @ Ewing. @
W Jackson. J Il Reyes. n J Dillman. W
r belong. + O belong and wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05

Ayers Asus Cure is an iniallibl' cure
for Fever and Agus In oil it, forms.
Tho ~proprietors warrant IL, and their
word IL ~ good as q. 3. bond. Trial
nyovaa IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05

The devil must feel himself rubbed
down pretty thin when . man becomes
20 GOOD that hs Won't let his milkman
call on Sunday. There must b Q
special department In hsa,sa for these
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05
D.c.r,ur.. sunday Evs.i.E.

W INN Johnso. wife and child. John
Harrison. Ed Harris. C r Archambunt. n
G Hillysr. J " Guiss. is Cilley. W W
Boohsr. Vim Prince. Mrs Irish. J Ssnborn
and wife. Miss Tracy Sheaves, Mrs J +
Fryer. Mrs. Tuhsy. Mrs owen Dsvsnsy
and child. Mrs. Hession. Nellie Green
walt. D G Lyail and family. Mrs Jullsy.
Mrs n Nugent. VIM Manson and family. J
Cole. p Banner. $ J Pinch. z Southworth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05

Departures Saturday EVENING.
q y Bsssley. J @ Harlow. JKsarnsy. O
N Lasalle. A Gordon. G Z Stewart. D Res
sin, N RAIL. W Gilbert. + Smith. r Z
Dorsn. w Sutherland, 5 V Mooney, Z
Niles. J Berger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-05

Reductions msds to families. Boats
re. Saddle trains leave regularly svsry morn
Nc for Bods springs.
InvAlids, - well - business men o.
families, seeking recreation and pleasure. VIII
ind this the very placs. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-06
Es,p Markets..

BALTI%oar, Ajril 6 ~-Vi.gini4 Gs Old 90 &C
deferred %; 10 consolidated g.: 90 ID series
35! PISS. Cue coupons -; rev IL. iG4 &C. 10 40!
coup 81 BID today. Gotten dull; uiddling
l0s. Flour stea1g; Howard street and Western
suaer 25sS :; 90 extra 25as 5; DO family 25a
Sc Is 4; City [iills super 2;aS4; dc extra pa
50; do family 6 81 do Rio brands SIS Sc; Pc.
tspsco family s.. Hhcat-Sou:hern ecayge snd
fTm; Ncs.era q2ict AID steady; Southern rod
l1oal%2; do ante: l2jal30; No ! Maryland l25;
Nn2 Na:t:ra TintaT red spot l2li.l22; april
l2& .l2is Nay 1913 h2li; .!uao l2Clal2tS; July
ll7sll75; august lli4I15. Co:n-S Southern
steady; WestsF91 Gaiot ard steady; Southern
white IS; 90 yellow tG; Western mixed SPOT
6t4 s5tg April 81 -5j hla9 II IS; steamer 523
Os:s CYL; Fcatarn white I5s47 do nixad Is
ii; PeaGs Is Rye qgiet L! l 0 Fey fl-meI ;
pIlmo 70 choice PENS and Maryland ISaS2l.
Coffee l.raer Rio csr.oe3 ordinary 70 fir IC5 ,
rs SUGAR firm: 4 soft g. Whisky rom:.
naLig 81 60! or job lots.
NEW ToEE, April Stocks Inactive. 3iouey
$50. Flogr ltcl aud q';;ct. Vi Feat quiet U:rn
ii .Iacr sid Ilet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-06
6.ic Weather.

WAsnIS0loN. d. C.. April G--Iha chia!
Sl20a' OH.2y furnishes thu ioilopiog special
tu.tc;in 20 The Associated Press. F.r WEATHER
cJa,!aus 10 tho Southern AID Middle States
";ih s;2tli warner, westerly tc scutho'ly wiods
sH& ,'ah; sn0w has prevailed i New Eng!acd
NV I ak Cd! he iJvar lak1 tesioa with clld
y '7,ste'!y ViaGs, Tho Temperature c)ntiCucs
h@1et t.2.znc fan tbo New Eagl;ad aad
N!iGiA A.iGo,!c Co&,t westward 10 the MIS-
s5ur: Valley aa1 below zoro 10 Narthern hlin-
nIs)ta. y s'orcl S d.vcl)p;rg ia Northern
Ecz1a, sud iaticaiOa5 are thu: Ii Will sd7saco
eastward sad csu:2 7sia CT SLOW il tho MiS:i5.
sipri Valley 20 borrow. Fair wcsther will pre-.
v.ii il the Miljlo States eud New Eogs1d ca
Thus i3y during the day.