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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26
VucSnOVich.

When the fruit season opens in CAL
ifornia it also makes it appearance in
Carson through the medium of the wide
awake Vucanovich, who places on the
Carson market every conceivable thing
that the palate Graves, from straw
berry to pine apple. In the way Of
nuts, candies and fresh vegetables he Is
in the front rank as usual. His prices
are low and his wares fresh. my8-1m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26
= rank Leslie's Popular Monthly For
July.

This ably conducted. magazine pre-
sents rare attractions, both literary and
artistic, in the latest issue. The OPEN
ing article, entitled "Benjanin Disraeli,
Earl of Beaconsfield," is particularly
interesting; it is admirably illustrated.
"Recollections of Cadet Life Forty
years ago." "The Lancashire Witches"
"The South African Trader" "Among
Lombard Cities" "The Islands of the
Bay State" 10y N. Robinson), etc., ETC.,
possess great merit, and arc profusely
illustrated. ga Late Remorse," Mr..
Bender's intensely interesting serial, is
con ! .ued, and there are short storiesly
8. Annie Frost, b. c. Cordell, J. G.
Austin and other popular writer's;
these with several excellent sketches,
afford pleasant reading. The poems
are by w. H. Roberts, J. Cunningham,
etc., and many of them have tasteful
illustrations. The miscellany embraces
a great variety of subjects, and abounds
with information, interest and enter
tainment. In view of the quantity and
quality of the literary and artistic con.
tents of each number of this periodical,
it must be regarded as the cheapest
magazine published. There are 1913
pages ouarto and about 100 illustrations.
The yearly subscription is So, and
single copy is only 25 cents, sent post
paid. Address, Frank Leslie's Pub
fishing House, 50, IS and 81 Park
Place, New York.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26
BENTON,S WATER LOCATION.
He Discovers a Living Spring I'm the
Heart OF Carson.

, A few days ago Doc Benton Was cir
culating round among the boys anC
talking with several on the quiet unit
his actions became the subject of sc
much comment that the rumor go!
abroad that he was cooking up new
county ticket for the fall election of 49,
Subsequent developments, however,
showed that he was organizing a water
company. Benton was interviewed by
a reporter yesterday and he outlined
the whole plan.
"You see, have discovered spring
right in the heart of the city where the
moisture crops out, as it were. Now
on questions of realty Pm heavy. Pve
swooped down on the spring, filed my
location notice and started a company.
The water almost equals my celebrated
Glen Alpine mineral spring. We won't
have to lay any pipes for miles to get
water and will give the monopoly COM
pany lively rattle. Come up and look
at the spring."
AS he passed along the street several
other stockholders fell in line, and
presently the party reached a spot
where Mr.. Helm was directing the
movements of some laborers.
"Look here boys" said Benton,
"You'n have to leave this; you mustn't |
fool with my water rights"
"Water rights be d." said Helm.
"This is my spring; look at these To-
cation documents" said Benton, pulling
out a paper.
MI. Helm gave broad grin.
"This amt no spring, Doc, it's one of
our busted pipes; water seepin' through
the ground; We'll have it fixed by
night"
"Boys," said the President, turning
toward the rest, "this water company
IS dissolved and it's my treat. Helm,
come on, and bring the pick swingers."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26
CHURCH SERVICES.

st. Theresa's Church-Morning mass
and evening vespers at the usual hours.
Presbyterian Church--Services both
morning and evening. Sunday School
at 1915.
Methodist Church-Morning service
at IL A. M. Sunday School at P. NJ.
Praise service at 1880 P. NJ. All are in
vited
Episcopal Cburch-Full morning and
evening service at II A. NJ. and 1880 P.
NJ. Bishop Whitaker will preach after
evening service and administer the
apostolic rite of confirmation. Sunday
School at 1890.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26

SAN Francisco, June 25.-Frank
Braga, Secretary of the Portuguese Pro
tective and Benevolent Society, has alb
seconded. He is defaulter to the
amount of 100000. Braga was
saloon keeper near the city front and
was implicitly trusted by his country
men, who deposited with him for safe
keeping, investments and stock oper-
ations, their savings. He left the city
June 10th, ostensibly to for Tuolumne
county on bushes. It is now ascer-
tanned that he has made o clean sweep
of the money, stocks and bonds Of his
clients, and even the more valuable fur
niture of his saloon. -,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26

New YORK, June 25.-A Times re-
porter interviewed Professor Draper,
who says the comet is entirely distinct
from that discovered ct BuenOs Ayres.
The value of this comet lies i'm the fact
that it can be photographed and is capa-
BILE of spectrum analysis. Not the
faintest danger is to be apprehended
from its proximity.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26
MendeIssen Quintet CluA

Tomorrow evening the Henderson
Quintet Club will appear at the Opera
House. This is an organization of over
thirty years standing and considered by
the most competent judges to be the
best selected organization of it's kind in
America. It has for years been the
proud boast of Boston that it had such a
club to interpret the higher class OF
music. Miss Marie Nellini, an American
prima donna who is said to have an adj
mirahle method and beautiful voice, will
aleo appear. The box sheet IL now open.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26
ADVERTISED LETTERS,

Remaining in the Carson Postofice
June 25th 1881.
LADIES LIST,
AdcOcks Mrs Clayton Mrs p
Brown Mrs r B Foley Mrs Richard
Colver Mrs s B
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Casio Rafette 2 Mather Henry
Bramau Martin MOreier F
Carvany Jas Pleamtoto Bros
Duffy Geo. Roemer G
Harven Isaac Ronstadt A
Irish G B. Valley Jno
G. G. WHITE, p. NJ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26
A Sad Death.

Night before last Judge Belknap lost
his little son, Bradley, from diptheria.
The little sufferers last hours were very
painful, as it struggled against disease
which seemed powerless to control. He
was little over four years old and a
grandson of Governor Bradley. The
funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of Judge Belknap ate o'clock to-
day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26

BURLINGTON, Iowa, June ga
comet was seen in the northwest last
evening. 1t was beautiful and distinct.
This can hardly be the comet seen else
where, as the position and time do not
tally.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26

A.. F. Hentschell will open out a stock
of rare European importations in the
building formerly occupied by Sam
Welch, as restaurant, on the list Of
July.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26
Good Mineral Water.

The Glen Alpine Mineral Water sold
by Doc Benton is now commanding a
ready sale wherever it is introduced,
and physicians are prescribing it for
their patients in cases OF Irregularities
of the liver, bowels and kidneys. tt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26
The Second Ward financial commit
tee will be around on Monday.

The figures for yesterdays heat was
90 in the shade.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26
THE COMET.
II Comes to Join the 4th OF July Gel.
cbratiOn

The comet can now be seen aboy
the horizon about 10 o'clock, where
remains for an hour, goes out of sigh
again and returns about 2. After thi
it retains its brilliancy until the ligh
of day causes its disappearance. TIL
comet describes circle during eacl
twenty-four hours and a segment of tn,
same, only a few degrees, is shut off by
the horizon between the hours of 8 anc
2, or Whereabouts. Yesterday the AP
PEAL secured, as it supposed, a reliable
astronomical reporter in the person OF
Mr.. Friend, but, the gentleman over.
slept himself and the report was not
forthcoming. The claim made by the
Gold Hill Necs that the original dis
cOverer first saw the comet on the 10Th
and claims the reward is very ludicrous
when one considers that the heavenly
visitant was really taken into camp
June lst. The following letter explains
itself:
ROCHESTER ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY ,
WARNER OBSERVATORY,
ROCHESTER, N. Y, June 20, 1881.
MEssRs. ED1ToRs,-Gentleman: The
following telegram has been received by
the editor Of the Astronomische Mach
richten, at Kiel, Germany, and we here
with transmit it to you.
"Buenosaires June 1st, Eighteen hum
dred koen comet Fl hours south thirty
degrees Could"
The message has, apparently, been
mutilated in transmission
but it seems probable that DR.. Gould,
Director of the Cordova Observatory,
BuenOs Ayers, has discovered the re-
turn of the great comet of 1907. The
Facts in detail we have embodied in the |
item which you are at liberty
to use if you so desire. |
Yours sincerely,
c. 8. WHITTEMORE, secretary.
ANOTHER DISCOVERY.
By intelligence received from the
Observatory, Rochester, N. Y,
t appears that still another comet has
,een discovered by DR.. Gould, Director
# the Cordova Observatory, Argentine
Republic, South America. This seems
o be the great comet of 1907, and is
coated in the Contellation of the Dove,
Right Ascension hours and Declina-
ion South 80 degrees. 1t is not visible
rom this latitude and not known yet
hat it will be, although it is likely to
e as the comet of 1907 was distinctly
cen. No apprehension need be had
yer the unusual appearance of comets
uring the present year as they do not
ossess the power to work injury upon
he earth or any other planet.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26
STOCKS.
MORNING BOARD,

MORNING BOARD.
10 Ophir-7H
go Mexican-llk
600 Gould and Curry-6ls
300 Best and Bslcher-,3l.
AS California; 40
ooo Con. Virginia-3 IS
225 ChoIlar-2 so
100 Savaye-3 81
$40 POtosi-3 30
100 Hale and Norcross- st
lis Crown Point-2 40
$50 Yellow Jacket--5k
24O 1mperial-l5c
90 kentuck-2H
80 Alpha-3L
$50 Belcher-3 80
$40 Sierra Eevada-l3X
So Utah-IO
go Bullion-l IS
$50 Exchequer-I 90
700 Overman-l 60
20 Jnstice-l
l55 Union-l2L
$50 Alta O5
400 Julia-5Oc
$50 Silver Hill-35c
$50 Lady Washington-20c
100 New York-lOc
$50 Benton-l 10
100 ScOrpiOn-l IS
200 North Ex. Utah-l
900 New Wells-Fargo 400
100 Curtis-lx
100 Andes-21 Is
$40 Euraks Con.-32, 50 $40
800 Bemont-8Oc
40 N. Belle-l9
50 Manhattsn-2x
100 Grand Prize-2Sc
500 Argenta-16o
2JG Star-25o
100 Belle Isle-l0e
$50 Albion4 80
800 Waes-lx
10 Mt. Diablo- 9L
80 Bodie-6A
100 Bechtel-l TO
60 Tioga-65c
$50 Syndicate-35c
200 Blackhawk-1Oc
600 South Bodie-lOc
40 Aono-3
500 South Bulwer-5c
$50 Noonday-lH
go North Noonday-S0c
40 rptop-4
80 Head Center-lk
200 Giant and Old Abe-2
20 Silver King-2lI
50 Belvidere-25c
100 Oro-65c
800 Addenda-l5o
200 Sulphuret-3 05
100 Tranquility-2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26
Third Race.

RUNNING MATCH RAcE-sINeLE DASH ~
ENTRIES
II Robinson names bay h. Dice Box.
j. Bradley names hay h. Ballot Box, Jr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26

North Carson Stock is now quoted
1t so cents in the Pacific Board.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26

raorrISa HARNEss-sPEcAL PURsE-Bssr rHRBR IN IVA
SWEEPSTAKES 500. BEING 20 PER CENT KsrKAscR;
$40 ADDED.
First Horse-s3o; Second Horse-sS0; Third HorsetIo
ENTRIES
b. Circle Tom.
Mr.. Lee names Bald Hornet.
L. Winnie names Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26

It is now claimed that two comets
are in the field.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26

The Stanford will make an excursion
round the Lake to-day. r4..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26

Hon. VIM. WOODBURY. was in town
yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26

National Trottng Association Rules all trse
ting races and Horse Association Rules to govern
running Any horse ds,ancng the feld to receive
but first money.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26

40 CLAss--BEsr THREE Five, tAAkBs
PURSE $3.50.
First Horses so; Second Horse-s75 Third Horse -
Entrance 10 per cent.
Thomas De Vail names blue G. Douglas
Frank Dodd nlm.s bay h. Honey Lake Chief.
n. c. Lake names sorrel h. Muggns
Z. Downer sorrel h. by PRINTS
T. Winston names gray mare Lady w.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26

Entries to o:4o and three year old class will close
saturday, July 2, 1881. NJ 1880 P.M
With the Secretary at Cason City, Nevada
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26
Fourth Race.

rRorfINa-FoR NEVADA THREE YEAR oLDa, 10 hhsDs
PURSE $780, ENTRANCE 10 PER CENT.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26

WO have secured Four FRS. Class Traces for this dAy.
and good days sport may be anticipated Being under
the management Of this Club 6s guarantee Of honest
driving and fair decisions.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-26
First Race TO start Pvlom pity AZ
One O'Clock p. -.

Admission % Grounds. ......FIFTY CEHTo
No extra charge ioe ussof ssats In Grand stand
I'D EDWARDS, President
j. BA @ NK, Vice President
W. HY. DOANE, Secretary. =
VIZ JACOB KLEIN, Treasurer.
, 1881-04-08
ITEMS,
1fETl I.ty31 KILLED IIEl!.

HER LOSS 1sti.i.ED HEIR
NEW yu1ss, April 7.-~slrs. Mng,lulenn Mills,
nged W, sent her utioptod ,!nuRhter kate, auei
~, tn bunk with S..sUuo, nIt tue t,H.l1y ehu tl
suvsrvl weeks ngo. Ilto y1tng wotlan ts1d
not dciltat tho monuy lnA Disappeared.
Mrs. aif!!a thon sank lnto Il ButtlcA n,nlnncholy
,llli three weeks MEo boJsu to rcfltso tool. Sha
inu days ct,.s soti u 10 LtMt. lltr dual, II u-
nntucgtI ttl-4,y. shc WIS tilrUu We1ka without
iuuu hid tsypiVe t!,lys without wntGr.
PERSONAL. MENTION
At'1unH tho arrivals ara Ho,t. William Greer,
u, s, A.: .st,t1gu JurunlHIu i. IsIMrk. lcnNsyi-
tuni0; Ii. q. StHnu, l'nrts, Ky: ux-uoy. Henry
u. blntthosys, West Virginia.
TIE WEATHER.
Tflo weather ID eIrIs, wlntiy. md caol. Ther.
EiulIrter 1T IL Ill.,, II: Il. ni., III: moon, II.
HuI.D F1sUM EUROPE,
The Wlulanl brought EG17,OOU In gold.
:, MAN KILLED. -
Detective Campbell Ht,ut aud Instantly k1!lct! 4
lnnE this Ei3rIItug who tusstttl arrest nu4 Mt.
tuIuntuu 10 snuut III ull1uur.
tltAl1.W.Ay ,t;A1tslluI:' DESrfEoyEH.
Tho CMr-sllDps ur tito Dulnwnru, I.aeknwaf,nt
e. Western ltuilruud ut lJayer, n. j., h4se beulA
destroyed rs t!se. loss, $50
'FDH01:1-ME~SUT."
]t1t1gt. Hetlgwtu tst-tIny III tho SIpeI or Court
refused tI.u duplication of rhuo.lpre &t,ss ulld
utugrs 10 yaclItg tile Injunction restraining
lhsn frpn, producing tho Ei.ly untitled "tUEKut.
MS- Not"
, 1881-04-08
lkl().l',

Hpsetal Coryxspondenet Of The Chicago Tribune.
Wssr POISr, litl.+ April a.-lhta little tnnl-
n,lnty WIS tho sconu pf considerable excite.
tncDt last oye1IinR, Al,l fur timg It sectluA ~
though II general riot wAs finmnGnt. SOnlU
tinla ugo Il nlun n.lnlcA llelF. frHill k0ntuolty,
eula1 t.lt0 tho n1tght,orllMAl. md tonk prOlli-
Nnnt pnsttlon on tho prohibtfdu question, u,uk.
Inv speeches and otherwlsp wurktnx up Il boUun,
For SONS aMuse hu Incurred the dsplrusurp ue
solnO of thosu who did not eco things III hu did,
unl they t!.lllIIy g,lyp, him to understand
tlat hu :, better lrAyu Tppcca1pna Culus-.
ty. Instead ut doing NJ, ltaif hnil
il hHlf''l01on nr moro Indicted OH ehar4e OF
r!ut Aul lust Dseni Inv IN ultcer cusne down frIn
Lafayette ~ Eluku thg Mrsust. ltnlf ullHlEoly
accompanied him. ind thu hEetbttt ut uIIGl. H.
y,ncd tAat tlU WIS ut tho llottOm " tho irustul.
tlnn, a4ll uluhu threats " yluloIice. TlIu 0lrnr
WAk quietly pttA,ctallnx W!th his duty WhGn tlelf
was vornered III thu stor1 or NJ. IurtuM by
eelu1e ho hatl heet tht!1nHn.l. kaket't at11
ganp to Ills rrsce UrtlerCil tho ARa,tt !lEtA to lot
liIn, nl0ne, and tul lfelf sGt tr. Il Mr.. WAltu-
mud tNkllK him to liion lfuli, from whcnno hG
Wis conveyed to tho h,llsG Ut Mr. Wclallt wheru
hu passud tho might. Ilu wa considerably
brnlsua up, hut II not buddy injured, nA hu want
tu t.Afuyctto this lll0rn1nY. Much 1!iI 0lutta WAS
Unkent!erGal by tue ruw, Atil kItcrnl coIiillpta
tmGnrre. botwtaM tlie chntcnanY fAetlnna, dur
ifR which u numbut 9f cyes Wetn dsIped IN
ollIcer completed hla nrrests, and took part vi
tt.v Eiel, IL I.afAyutlv. whego they were placed
llutlur hDllAs tu-lny. The town Ia inuuh worked
utl uTGr thu occurrence,
, 1881-04-08
3YINpEll'S WILL.

THIS CE1EItRArED CASE AGAIN IN COURT.
hpte1a' Uhpassh IL 1;ts Chicago Iriou'...
NEW York, april 7,-surroGato Townsend, Of
Queens co.tnty. to-'lay toKan tho hpnrlug Of tho
,yfuener Ii, tho celebrated Winter will oaso, Ut
Jatnalch, l.. |. Thu c4su resembles mt,ro 0nr of
WlIklo Cnlllns Of. CLAres lEundoA HturleA thAtl
ilt1 Actuul inAttur- -uf. fact occurrence,
Nineteen years. auu Gnbrios Wlltur,
residing In Flushing. Il. l.. n,l posscssct of
properly then valued ut S::t.b w. n,ld now Eul.Ird
ut fully &,,olO,0, .llc.l hItcstutu. Though vi4-
0rplS scnruh w.sA Inn.lu, nothing In tho shnlb of
II will WAS fol',ll. uxccl,t n't unfinished draft,
which was. Ut coursr. worthless. Ills wife. who
died two ,nontlls later, hAA cvidaEt Knowledge
Ut lilo fact ti1at llur hustuEd
Hal ACTUALLY MADE \ Will,
for sho hursUlr uxeGutel u testament hcluentE,-
s,g tho pntire cstutc to her slstur Amelia Corti-
Hold during tho Inticr's llfotln,v nnu arter her
ienth ~ William Winter, tho son Ut tho pair, On
hla tlratl tu u4randchlIdruil wuro to inhVrt Abso-
lutely. Thu Will Ut Gabriel Winter nut huyiny
| buul, fuassl, Mrs. Wintcr'a Will hccnlnu Ut na
vIlu6, ahu 0u1y posscssl;lx lifo lntorost II, tho
cslNse. Aild tho administrators rGsccusd 10 Nd-
| mInistur 1t for tho next os kin. tho son unl
| tw.I nephsws nnmcd l.IvinKstun. I.ltxntlon
un4 tho Court u 4appuats, but 'i!Iully tho aon
secured hts risliIa nI,a Whs ennt's'asa ~ M ~ q.
asylum. Now cpn1us
| THE hrIsAN1E FEATURE
~ tho casn. I.llHt Fritlay mnrtllnE John Living
atol,, thu fithvruf tho Livingston hplrs. whllU
luklux OVER tue til'rury IN llv In,,lly hume ut
Flushing, discovered whut appeared to Ii,
Y cuncentutl writing pastctl In botwcotl
tho y.!ent alld euyer o. u old 4larto yttln!uu vi
| REVISED Statutes. With trembling !,Auts lo
turu thu leaf opeH. and t1 h1s unbounletl Astul.-
s.lnlent hs discovered tae,l. Mtsty .0utltt.ut.t,
which III examination proved tut nonuathor lhni!
thu lDnK-t.1s< vii! UE Hnbrlul Winter. dated haf
IL censMry uxs', and giving everything ~ hls
WHY ab.o,Nte!y. y VIVA tMtY's aassn II, lSN.
per wis un IltltIrpulNGnt In tho OLD nuns hand.
| writing
| DECLARING IL TO 1tE llGs WILL,
ind dutcl Jun. ~. lkH prol,ubly tho hny II,
wirt, 1t Wlls seulca lp III lu9 tuw bunk, twenty
"'eat Years nka. Tho ln.lurse'nent m Htsu d,
to tho Surrogate. but h9 bud oyl.
| iGHtlf forgotten IN tell hcH lts
htA1ix place.. Tue aeAl. sixnaturrs Of wttnesscs,
e.G.. Mcrs ati canpIsto. Thomas l.. ~es!.. ~!
Nrw Jersey, al,l sestiAel ttlAt tha vii WIS the
B5u4u tAAi hu s!Gard ~ w!,ueas htty'uiau
, 1881-04-08
HANS GUTENBERG.
fffH lkllIf,E.

Spteht' Dfhtfrh tn TIC chftaQa irtoahfs
NEW nEH.Atrlt t,~~Ihe fseht a' tho 'If'silcy
sals INV hccn tho stsuEA!r i"r P''ssr'ton or
mo tHnaus tTpy ~ tho tint"'1hrrH HIDE, tue
ot''y one IN Alii"r''a, WIN mo eSeepto'a III Il
s"pS , III THO Hes'hox !1utaey' .anh"nRh tlo
llrli'aey copy of dutcHherKa WORK ueafs no
tlhtc. 1t IL he'esea to haso he'i' pra'seu octwcch
inc YEARS. st'9 'i't iat'+ the wutk foHhn'. e'eea'
DYING eHhshlertoio phft ot tiint pertt"l. tIe-
lo'lEtnK to THO cxlror'l'''nrY' rare hfdt e!tIoh'
Il illhs property elailn 10 w ai'e
iFss p''oK eVnf printed WIN types. ll'o
text TIC SMlg"tc OF st' 'crs,tnc
win hss troloE fA,tllltf ohiY+t 10 sclotars Ihs
illuminated c''itals orll'!als'y eHIotea' a'd 'iee'
oratetl' nut tiio ihi'cltfn tSlosfalhich1 ofsoFs'
at'd tho MICS execution "s acf"''' oS'uee
or ' eope. s's u IN p9st .sf oran % IND 'a II.
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oin,l,,r u "n thick o"k mix rs, shoa,i,o M II I IN c,f, @
beautifully stamped, protected ut tho oor,loss
with urpan.p,,tcd satc!lls Of brass,
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t",,,<,s d"T -, ,,,o .,,," ~ o,r, AMI hos.a 7"n
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nTo Fur four centuries tue lo"s ny oirie'' N
M cred % so1"s ,lf.cc,, mse,' years NJ" NO. '' il Il
older thnn tho ve'!nm copy in Tho Nnttona! Il.
brarS III Paris. possibly hy two or tirco yents.
The copy Is In an excellent ssate Of prescrvn-
IDENTITY novrr lsen washed.
TIE ROO" "'lhnH lsesIa'ir ntiH ''0''N MAS so'''
was crowde,, with collectors nnd others inter-
rstrd @ IN > s,,eh r,rs works, Just lcrore tho nln.
uihB bera's u dhlet Heftics'tln. npf'hFehty noout
Al years OF AEe, drOrpeu III silently. anu stu
, 1881-04-08

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w. itr.'s."N -. ank.11s' WI" WHs .ae.,,,
W ,ha so o ~ % | , '".s ew.,
IN ,h. rruu,s cf tint organization. Fur
t;uv. stnnrortt. with stIlt,1,nIl ur s3tthu M,
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tnane OH oi rnhncfies t"spesrs'sh! On sho l'e"'
lo III wrile such letter struck ttte speaker us
An ACT on rsrARAf.1E1.t:i, .arnAt.Iry,
mn, ,, ,ror,.,. -, srn,,ro, Inrr,,uu, ti,,r t,mt
"'. .'Ie "o't"s .! ~ s.t'Rci '. ..m ..'
os tilt report. rue report ~ tho I"h1h1H'
unly, epn ,ucnllIer y.,tlug nK,,tt,st il.
TIr ,-,tIr,ut,s nr,, nco,,,r,nu st,,ncwl,at ur n
,,",,,,'nr.;,m t. ~ ~ ,,n,as v,,.
!nenAucs<hii' III tho IH"Hnoer Cb"'fH'ree. '1ee
President ftlanehart. Ut thu Eric Company. was
elected Il member recently, and Commissioner
.,,',.'',. .n IN, "'.s s'"i"a." .o
HEIofI oF THE Cos1HITrEE oF TIE CHAM
HER or COMMERCE..
II tht iFfsstru Asoeaaltd Press.
, 1881-04-08
Observation-Disclosures.
spttt0f Dhpytrt to Tbs Chfcdeo Tribune

HFfesHt DMpHfth 70 iHe GmlcdQ0 itfGftfies
EvASsrnN. ILL.,, March IA serr elcRA,lt ,vrta
.atug occurred IN Evtnatou lust evening 1T b:15
u'olucs, being tlat Of Alr. Jahn y. NeiuIlla,, Of
Mpntrrll, Cnnatll. asl.l Miss J.au[sa Isllty, Of
Evanston. Tllo ceremony Ocenrre,1 ut tho resi-
tleucc of the brltius fnt1ler oil llinma,l nventc
Thu guests were prncpnly Tho rclAtlvts, III tho
GntltrnettnK purttcR nIA thutr nearest trtends
from tile yi1lngt An1 thlc1ku.
ut exactly tho tlt!le appointed tho brdR and
9ropm nvincetl !ntu tho si,lth purls,s, lnu wtre
nnlo oco By. tho ltcv:. A. j. Seott, nsssted
by tho lscv. licur4t e. Noycs, u. d., HcGt.rt,-
lily tn the cnnTreEat!onal formt!la; Tho parlor.s
front u tha brltla! pariy was beautiful clustur
Of cnlla i!ltcs. and IL rHroua paints nruasu! tho
npnrtmcnt were trNi!Iilx sInIInx aud housucta Of
rt,ses; 1i,n prilo was lreAted IN wl,tt9 lr,,
Luce and oraisgo blDssons 4s,ti reai. Tho t,riLe
nnt HrnonI woso unattended. Aftpr tho cere-
tnol!y IN ec4!tnt sl'rpcr WIS served. a special
eur llr,nEht tile tt',csts from t:h!ca9n. md re-
turned ut { o'clock with tho hrl,hl marty. Mr..
md Mrs. steLc.lncn wont East Inst evening for
r.ther extended loitr, aftrr which they vii! gI'
to MD,ItrcAl, wllrrc tiioir future home will br.
The presents werp f,huy, real. mud efcEnnt.
Evnnston loses much BY tho departure Ut bliss
ufuu!ey,