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, 1881-10-15

Special Dtspattt to 1Aa Chicago Tribune.
n0sTOa, Oct 1.-THE stock market tU.lAy wna
more notlyc anu the general to,G showed inl-
prosotnent. n rhiiroau sharcs. 4ttultsnn asi-
yaI,oe from ~ to l4a Ut tbo opelitnx, mud fur
ticd eaek 20 iiasiQis7-s,i a'isaaco q for tho
yanecd from .,A!;. to 1&5I. Pull.
subscribe for tho nov st.lcks cxp1rs,H tomorrow
st,a., Little. Hoek n!.vancrd from Gl,i 70 10.
santueky Rdrnitccll III, to aa!s: MexJch,i Cen-
trail tiew Glocksl ~. 10 NY; Central iowA 4,
u Vii: New York l. New England i, to G7is;
Eastern jumped FROM IL 10 4A!s: lsoston 4 rn,v-
i.!enes fruu lo3 to la!; Counntton Nnicy i. to
dolrhia. Wilmington = 1laltimoro Y, 10 10; 1,os-
ton Albany u, To l85.5; lloston Maine ciUsed
Mt Isl.
III bnnle. Ilnrtfnrd & Eric IS advanced frnm
GiA to 1uGkG!i: Atlantic & l'nuiiic Incomes ds
IN: r. Il; d. o. y. e A: sonaEa r. ! to y:
St. PAUL tDMbu1,to Dvis!on) /. to loi>s; Little
Rock = \, to ll3's; IT. loo iirats Is, to LII. 9th
ors ~ huiOrc.
In land stocks, wntcr-rowcr declined 1.l0, to
III. Dtheri na before.
t}oll Tctenhonu advanced |, to 40.
III tho Htytes7l Associated Prft&
BosroS, Oct. A.-Stocks closed ns follows:
Maass os.on @ Esis1', s IL kevo....
!s.son. t. 49,: ,s g.. s:. siIs III
asfSt'' Hisi ssia iSsiii it. i 81 j; s;:sem~o"
!!ohtnn Aienny...", ,shA M!*en.u to,i. com. MM
tnis., tnss"! ar: s'Rsi 9si;,s;. Flint r.
NEW OnLEASs.
NEW ORLEANs, Oct. H-Sluht exchange on
New York. Sl.00 per $f.0uO premium; storlng,
, 1881-10-15
DHQYISIONS.

HOO PnODUCIS-Wero fairly aotiv0 nnd much
sirnxcr, about rennnin9 tho ground lust tho preyi
oub day. though tho foeal Aog mnrkut Was quoted
easier. There 1ltta honrnE down carly, chiuny
III lar. II VIVA supposed Tint certain pares thought
II they could put It beuw 1lao for January 1t would
sirk Enud dehi further Of Its weight. unt tor0
w0ro sovotsl tup ordosb horn TO huJ II tho mnrkot
touched tat 1s1. and tho advance III uratn also
reAsun IoE strength In llog producu. The trading
Haa oh4esy fur tu&nro delivery. though u few lots
wero banHiit for shipment.
Hp0cla repprta 10 tho Cincinnati rrtet-tWrrtnt
sh0w tho nuulBUr of hngh packed from March to
date Md Intaas inntL tntps ~ tho
, 1881-10-15
COMMERCIAL,

Thu following wero the reco.pts and shipments
OF lending ArtIrles of produce III tho oity during
tho twunty- four hnurs ending ut 7 O'clock
FFday morning anl for tho corresponding
time U ylAr nHO;
, 1881-10-15

BT TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
Special Dispateh TO 7at Ctteaqo Trituns
NEW fditf. Oct. A.-6pecnmtion uu tho Stock
Exchun1c WIS fcyeriah md unsettled on COLI
trHltctory reports put forth with tho Rvltlcut
Intention OF influencing tho market, but tho
dealings were very active and tho general
tono on tue whole stronger. Tho cteSatrd
railway shnrcs continued to bp tho
principal feature OF speculation. In tho
curly dealing tho general tnarkot wis Irregular,
but soon Il strong buying lnUvrn1cnt set In,
which forced prizes upward Ii to ..i. tho most
conspicuous Bhiroe In tho advance being I>ut,-
vor j. 1lto Grande, Tcxae Pacific, 1.nka
1:rle l. Western, md Cincinnati, Snndusky
Cleveland. During tho curly afternoon
there was rchctloD Ringing fron 4 III III pcr
cont, tho latter In tcadiny. After thnt specula-
tson WIS very foyerlsh until toward tho close,
when prices recovered Il to Il. For tho day
NJ. advance wus rceor.lc, Ut Il tn IL
above lust evenings closing quotations.
Tho ,nnrxet closed without much lirmness.
In tho elevated matters ttlero scet1s to bo no
doubt hut thnt tho settlement nkrccu upon will
nit nn end to nil questions butwecn tho dlIor-
ont companies. 1t Is noticeable TINT tho
Eontlcueu who woro lii tho habit OF meeting
daily In tho Wustern1 Union crowd to trnte
With each othor, executing matched ortlors TO
aoprcss prices, arc kcoplug very oulst. They
,, tt,o,r yrooi,,n~ onoro,t,.,s - 1890 ta,ah,
times.
tho r.,o ~, ,,aa.na.. 49,. s ','',. e"Is .os'
er., sa,,., ~ rsu,., .' w e"ae ~ S..cs cot'
S"... .sna r..., ~ pe' s'ns' -. ."' Glvso
~. - S,r,on,.,. 80 ~" 10 ~. 1ens tl''N"
.,i,.a ~ w.. oua' umt'e" nm! 'ua'f eup
,,at.". -" ..,,su. ~ s,s''.'. tno lo.'S III"
,.'" ,'na,."',.i "'1wos'a "...4 tl''"o HUME
..y.. ss ~, '..t', .4. a.ons eAena"1'
H.. ".,,..a.s, ".'u n.k. rou! ash-
I've .u,,.,.. ~. .a. ~ "su ~ ~ seut 'n's
.,n.' s ~ aoo ~. ntHaS.aay o'!ls anu 4at lor
den1ano., Actu"l busiuess WAS transacted Ut
41NlifUn f0r alxty.dAy bills, 4e.A5tiHiI< for
demand, 4BtGk48tM for emilio transfers. AMI 4:7,:
6hl;s for co,n,ncrrint hlI,s. f'
n'.I.. ~ ,..'' .u''a a's.". ~, o...o' ...
Ihtto WIS AZ! Actiro ti'nrkcE In rnilfon mort
EnXes, purttcul lnrly iIustuu Hartford s. Erie
i'rsts and 1csaa Pacific !rsta !sIo uraudo nlv'a-
'nn, ,o anu aSs nslses gene,l!y 1f ht an nwHr te,
tlrs,s titlo Urulido DIyIsion) rose from 10 to ..
and closed ut y.s. Columbus, ChIcuso i Indi.
ann Central Incomes advanced frnm Ta
to III. closed 1T T5,l, Erlo consolidated
scco.,sls lcclluel from 1Oaai 10 lOat5, mn, re-
Jutul 0s advanced from I'M tn i,Tm,
and recedcd 10 M. Toxas Pacific @
'ncn1noa aa and-asan.s roso from s3to ny, md
oosct at 73k, Ohio Southern hrsts Eolu Up
from 4OM to ss1s, md roactou to re-: doincou,oa
advanced from, 6iss to ls,,, ana rccc,!cu to 81,
rrt..s uIu -. ' ~ 49," e.s'
1t. Puul & Sioux CITY Nrsts from 1nsh tn
from svr to d: Sortbwosto,n siunna fn,% ,'a ~
, 1881-10-15

' ''so -" II N'o"t
c";,, T., Willy ,, & ,ne Mester 1 - VIZ
,vnat ~ .s WY ot ~ 1e'r mhsK@t TOT @ h's
aai ~ .a!9e PVT o. ist eGaso M ano
n;Srairr mmE II. ,,,.,rn ~ hsm,sar n Gr;v
,m,nrra hns"1f Mint I'm i:,,rnn"M,' ,u,,n,E
iie k,,;Iw. we'i enoHh ti'at i;!,ropo has alWays
s@s's . fn th., ]; IL III .ast Ha rsy sefss 6
sa 3 hanlmE Tie e. entry arpis q 4 cattfoFn!a
Instead M q xmrinv s sv ,sIey OH on pr,scras ps Rocs @
n .oa nnf ua "v' ~ s!f he nvs or ~ a crnnna ySfR
n1n.1ty Of rain IN wior thnra 4 nonrIy ni,xaws VIZ
S!is ! % sfen il cs!!tsrsl%5tso sa,aii fi,s 81 ssa
friri,ts 10 reI. rock. Ts nt fIo limo nar,tsos thn
iarler inj,onsc1v. "a II nts tu p 1 wi,et 'Iu u
aaiu ni},nnt It r!snei,rn liz tt,,ntnv ssc ~
fhcsu at,tinirntiona ara i,ian Hnnotfmrs r1nxtsi.
iSt ~ ony %l,s,, vSosi i + # ''s PIo'"|am aSses:
il rcMiIrcs 4! lin l,er t1It Of sS;o lbs Ia nv.
crattes hivc eiiswst ID tho hrcast ,,s tho ltrtt.
Wild bnrii r. i,mtifor.i,. o i,rert,,, IN tha f,st
NC. This Is Just whit Tho onorator waits.
MkIt1 Galte sro that the 70 nasG IL Goust VII! no;
secures ut Tic lroper TIM Ill iho toreisn sIp. %
pins on the way, ,ant! Will tt's vantano kre',lnl
exactiy tho s Asnerea,, shjpoWnpr, via. tcims
f1r ha vesasia. pf'ei Is oyen sutIsfaasory f'o 10
tho forclan ahip,wncr, as ho obtaitis lis own
rr!sr. s,,a rccH,icetinF hi; "a 9xpsrlsnee: prs.
touu,go lnomotoIy tlt,cs not 1cnSc, md Ines not
s.,it, il tho f"ri,sr, and cspoaiaily Ia soason OF
nlv, tho 0p.rmtor fIxus TIM sfut nrioo II h,ih
wfeat and frciGnts, and na uaub shIn nrrycF II,
the the ep san f%nGscR % s n4ssor pso%np spoaes Of
Strangely enough. tao inwor and tho moro stag-
mint thu ,ynnt nl,rrnti flIn hottrr IT, anita
cnconragstricnt to bold, hid, Selnu at bctl-rook
tlnarclnIly, II tho moro completely at his mercy.
IN mo Otter hand. ~ excited Innrkot hbroud
, 1881-10-15
BUSINE ESS.
Stocks Strong, Money Easy, and
the Shorts Gov.
ering.
Proposed Isentljt,stlne ert Of the
Elevated ltnilr0nN
Leases.
Prospective Earnings Of the Alton
Road-Finances In
Chicago.
The Produce Markets Less Active. with Fewer
Outside Orders and Late Foreign
AJyjcss,
But q Decided Reaction In Tone Ensusd, With
Dlutl Higher Frtts In ihe Leading
Articles.
FINANCIAL.


stccts. cvccnt Mn onha,,,n. vcre a+ronu. moncy
wnx oosr, ,hc .horts s,crc cnvcrnv im,t tI,crc
w,,a uot r,,,c,, fresh huvinv rnr n rlac. nrnrur
money VIVA urcdIyto,l l,y somo Wnll street oper-
nturs tor n.xt week. hit lin prc.ont conlit,ou
of tin t,,arkot Ia mn nf c<rstdcrnhlo co,e. New
f.,rk hanks huvo hrcu mnikiru frc, otf,,rtnes cf
,nt,ncy In .he aat two dnva. tey"rn, milllo,,, of
potI arn utoot rnr thts rnuntrr. and srcrctnry
W,ndn,n Il rr,cctn1 4, ,,ish,,r.c 4. numal nnrt
wer,t for t,nyernmcnt tnu,t,.. Tb,s chnuus In
Inn tnourtnrv o,,ftrn f,as rerrcn,Ihfv hnr,tn,,cd
tho atock market. m,t ol,tsi,n M,y,nn hns not
vol bcr,,, II, r,ny nottccn1,io nxfrnt.
Manhattnn mi, tow1l from, 45,; 10 is. and astcr-
wurtla recovered to t.. Tho rtrrntors ar t1,o
Ncw York Etryatcd ant1 of TIM Motr,pulitan
l,nro rnst,c,l tho nuw nrrauurmrn n n, urtooscd fur
erttituu the relutons at tho elevated cnmpu,,,ns,
Accounting Il, this scncn,n or reuJ;ust,nont. Nav
yrrt rInvatcn ia IN hn t,niI ,1Ivt,cnha nj i mar
,cnt ycnr und MetronpIitnn md Manhattan
dividend. ur 4 ner rcnt tnrh n r,mr If str.
F,clu bus acceptct, any euch settlement one Of
two things must huye happuncd-cltl,cr Il
urgat decrease tas barun In tho carul,ir
canurity of t1ls NAV Yurk E,rvutcu ,,r sorno IT.
reslst,hIu tn.ucucc bus boon nuplicd 10 Mr..
Flr,d to tnuku him compliant, During tho nrb!.
trntton proceedings Of August. les.l for t,pior-
n,lntuu tho basis OF cousoIidutlou us tho eIuyut.
cd rout,s 1t ,yns sh,,wt, that tho Nrw Yurk Etc.
waited wis eArt,tr 10 l) per cent MI Ils stock
TIM Mc,runutn,, 4 rs. ,la mr. cent and Tho Atnu-
huttnn Il deficit or S4tO;eDs Now MIR. Field. nc-
cort,,n1 II, vcsturluys rcu,rts consrutA TINT tho
,,cnt,lu win, hnvn ba,, ,m,yinu Nav
York E,cyutcd IN his rcprescu,ation Tint
Il was uurutug 10 ncr cent und muro
hnyc theIr ,,yItIp,,,ls scaItl ,ow,, IN Il pcr emit
1here hnyc hcrn m, scnnfnIs In American
linaucluc, not even II, tho worst os inv Uould's
ttjryt,lp ,Dbupry In Erie. which hnvo s,rp,sscd
, 1881-10-15

md ts13tfa II for January. Lang cloars 1un,,t,,
bn8ctsf IonF.cnt huns, !ltall}sc. awactpcklcl hss
uuote.f ~ tlnl?sc tos 1s@tHHsern1rst Hsccn ba%aa
i'neon N,",ti a Hisye for hhonhlct., tutp,ptst n.
II, smrt r!s,- ha !M fnI stsort oicrs' id !pr hsss
..nEtf-Wns 'I,sist nt 'tL;5ailn1 for mn-., t,a.a,
, 1881-10-15
GENERAL. MARKETS,
lOOAi-CU1lE-fsnde nloyes steadily ut auoh*

n'1ooai-.o's'-i6"uS n'efe7 e'aae''s ~ ""
uens'
Chu1cC hprl and currpt, 1!A
necn noi tinNd sy H.,
i isrc rii;;,r ii;t Iitd ct,mn.,n -. ~. .a},V ~
ErnmtGt u.s.. aasui
nsCrfSs. Gha .n.,Ln. .n,rsI". ,.tttt,,t nols.
hnAotN"-1"o AuHFAnI 9o'uaHa "''su". - :,
worthy E(tnr0. TrAc IL lexA active THU II nfuat "
Tho sonsot, but tho afu,npsz OF tho raw nntefnl pt'
~nr,s -, nf ErtI
follows;
Ht.rk 23,SI Irr nns A6th but3 3!l4
sSnr itr.t't INl5 fntnHs MI sin iI* ~
inGt.tnr t.tnrA'..''sfs'.'''ti*|t |tsmumos t.ntjs II 4Ii
Hn,nefcntt 49, ~ i;lH }Yuu satkt..,.,.,Y5 ttH
lurE,t- sti!! eona1 "f ack "t rue ~
snnc ttn,o usRt pravutlnR nrs sustained w.thuut
,''.n 'Ys+ Tho in,.nr,rI.sJ ouor,n~s ~. roealy.
ialeh e1or" 1Ao lo"et'pt.Gcu "'eFs"As n1o ,u ~.
MR H1ti9 MtTt s@'e""o" t"a's tsAoA11t"'' ,n w..
working trltl0 hrI1DF. UefA' 14Anesa Mls aefo"'
pllshcti nj thu rujloyrtn9 nrutHtIons, ....
t,,nnm..x rhoIru 80 Tx:i,,f.nmrnnn orodet lG11
nIs ~ fa nE ss. - ik4H
nnirg 4, K it.H tt ~ III: HI! r,nsn ~
lmir,y. snir Ia ur.i Sht:ail il''
SA@eo'@ - set"tt 4o'es o"s F'eA3 "''' .n'.nx
Nh4 4xpctlpncGn. Ih9 1ukMAfG movement Hp"*s
entnk thu curtont r6EeluB hll qtDckb hfo nccusnus
ts,. -. .In.~, t.sr. ..n.o ,.I.I.. ,,n ~ nm, uf
las"A pAt es""F' p"'Vs "e'e "'se''' sS"" '@'~
thu following QliDtnuOnn' m.
Full Csputp, August 4!1N
, 1881-10-15

er Ps % @ ss'isge fr ,"rs "u osa1 id r
~ {HHts';; 90 '!fts. tt me,. ,aa,
'S ':....e ~ '..% ~s'.' ~. .:::..s.'' ''"H'
-, ,.,:'a l:NEADsTurrs :'I AND SEEDS.
tic ; s ysy s w' s o"e 'i e 'a";t ;t, '' IT.,
t'o'o of buyers. Thars va. 70 na,ked ehanss' n',
f' s'ss !'s S !: r. SC ss' :" ,
;s;: 4 X; g; ::: at ;'s:' ;s:*
n9 r aa 3 Il ,S%ss sas. a,a
!; y sst: s,an 4 .e!;%, ae.5: %!aaas,
' sS Witsaa". fss z. Ss IT,, ,c,e tba0 ....,
ma .hs nartot wa .ttensor. axsneas tay t. .'s
ee s wa, @ NJ.
not avo.nbu to sa rece, Tho ehaf po,nt
to ssys boon s, ssSt ns al shaken s IN.
ncss "hs n
aaaisa i"ssF xis liz news eao y: tat eas a'. q
%s 81 ~" ssa u nsny S "i paops ' tss,sst s:ssss
@ sss; y ssss @ $"s . -" .n.. Il
,ls "! 'S IL sf5
s;s u e @ @ Sss xoJ oa ys
SsS s Ss' !saSs:' f?
;$:; ;ss;$ s} : @ ;sss;
s; +, sRsnS$
Ss;'s5 S;Ts'sr ,Ss ;S II; s,;I;
@ sa as ~ yss5 ss t IN ta
ay iseiadns tsasastioa' on tis sii iuata; ~
M. 7,p,tna. 1hgr,ttau. utsttrdav. ~ a1%I -
Esiisi Ess;S ;sss;; ;sSs;: 'is{ ts# ss:; 7 II:
Ss|is; Ss|is; ISS s$s; 2 $s;ss.f|$
Es SS All i, ;;i IA i store ~as aaaaa; as'
M ys ss',so s,s ss n, nsfs
"s sSs" y :!s; ?s
~ ss t seS b a. ss en- ~ sscss s I
So e., sst sssse q:
Il sc 70 !p sa ssas$ s1 e.
c..rn il tlso ncigIorhai oi Hc. ons peapIe aceept
sstF y 4 pat's, @ ni t. "ses sa III!
% 9m tG,!sI rIasS IT, T. GSs @ 1T Ts's MD II ,s Se T.
!eIaetod. stat salus vors 1opo5tssi d A,aS basaS
III III isjsssa FL It sS s1f cai. r. # e. Il
r. tisS: Sn g. ~ Il safs a, st 9,ts isso sssn
a{Ss% s;5 SS:. tSn G
s $s s:$s; ass aS :ss
Inv the nnse ior uetobor. Tho foinwinE tilaws Id
Hoard: c,o.a Rama. e,a,.
ss$; ;;;s: ;;s;:;s; :s;$;'' $;';;S%s $$Sst d.
$s!ss $si!s. !,sss%Ssr:::::::::: s;;;a S5GssS;;;a IL
CArS-tY Nry stronger vi tt,U ppc1Inx, in AynSlhf
viii to ulwar.i n!9sonsat ii corl, tIS aj2ancg i
K sfs;y ~: e ass! |ss;
4ySns3 TS" sSs ;ss Ii II sS ~ ; ss
!s ':ss tS'rs e ~ ;' Z ss";'s:
u y cars a. 4atstto iDr N9. !r AtorGs 5eara y
jsSlna WhisgI t3Eo ~ }ur Nj and say6sVS Ia MI
iS G !;sfs vii nSs S. S tss
for ~ w.s frsn on 6onrs ia,ai equai to atcsi
H. ioss.ss rs 'yns ] 'Gs io III asasa s;S ;s.. Rss'
'ul'nS Tho call sfsa'aet'ons: n. , .,.,
M oas. 1Aa1s'aa. sss@ .;.'@nsv ,snss d. t'at Il
ss|ss ssssf Observation-Disclosures ss :s{Ss d
sssf Esst - !!!sss%Ss.::* saar st
;, MYxwas ,iali, .nd i tovar; Ng, srSt sel!lnsa
H. wv u sH 1Gs5 ff
s si Il :fS ss' sss ); ssps sas 4 #
@ 4. iss 81 sSa fss ssSsI ss5s
gsfss "a l. s:: 50
&: r.
n s :; s; Ss% s
;fss e. q sS SsSss
GNsh sull u q. nllt :6H WIN h.1 tor Soxsm. ss.
, 1881-10-15

Young, old. aud ntdde-aged md health and
aleepyth In HsoWus lEou Dllters.
, 1881-10-15
lces. With comparisons, Us f0l!ows.

MEsX I.4MK7AayANcs1 aiHEs4oo per 9Fl. and ctusea
.nonth md ~ fur January. s9!g. wera tG-
lor!u1 4t LAP uFl: :ollus Oetoppf nt a. 52HtS itt
:ssE Il 4, :sst II +
tAA5 nla t7 Grts seer March ut ta13. f0lAt. .3U
brl. Tile f1lt!wlH Flvo1 the ranxo for tbs ay, iA'
, 1881-10-15

tIHIS-W EfU 8ttUIIEEF 1T t11 DpeNIN, III Hy!npaI6{
with tito upwart movement In corn, tho nlranc4 ia
tho enrsy slcs uts fhurttinya lAtust prices heug n
cohnE figures Ut tho day previous hal beeh tencla
whom deeinn tet III c.lsl and tliv so!sIal fnsarti
tha tho ilg,,ses ruling nt tllH tuse 81 fhur,daI
sttowfng Mo ahtn or tho dr. satnp1cs moT"l fatti
At9bDut ThIrstny'A ntcas. t'Nsh snlos wero Mails
uf u at 4& Estu fr Nh. In AtorG; n cars bi
samps nt 4alc fur ruiectc,l mlxnh, Va E!e fur
Jts!nt whlsGt +aMe fur Nh. and At!4GsPie far Sol
w1itc tFaGki III ears Ut 4Ms Tic ts reelected mixed,
4Sa !!c fSr 1e!oe;ed white: +1 for Nc; aHd t4tsA
81 uN lNl Tho following nra the closing prices 81
Thurtiny. toatthor With tho rang1 yesterday In.
r1ly 1lt1r{ Hn trnI fr1IY Mnpfin
, 1881-10-15

MEATA-WtT9 III 60ilOr doHlan1 I0f local fUlNt0s,
which stxaMesd ~ ues lH lpt ai " pntt eus. wsts
U.tn lbs long md shurt GleatA Ut Ntiet Aid about
4QMN H.. shrt ribs ~ bnilaf ttosot9s taQ
{010 kGllor Fvbruary. Iicos 0f ead!ux cuts wsro
(uIluNE 1T 3;sN u, tpt
, 1881-10-15

IANU-NVOnGI 7R8iyd per IU lb1, reae[ed, and
closed aeMEly a 1iEhsE t,nI !ho previous atstnu1n.
",: @ u a .s,s5 VI Fs6;ns A. ,, sats: a NS,s
kyHn!Our Mt 81 aU tcs aser !apenher ut
~ 17tt llsI 2j9 ICY soaF ts yenr u
ryysry q 4; IS: 81 s q. tey1 y W Mss1s s A tlAia
tai. lluU Vhu f'iluwlnH shows to range Ut tho
day, Including tllH Eall tluaTt IunBAcu0has
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-12
A TRICK.

Cincinnati correspondent of the Chicago
News Letter says, in speaking Of Hermann
the magician's, engagement, and on the eve Of
the close of Mr. Aldrich,s departure with My
Partner Combination, the two artists met in the
cosy sanctum of manager Miles, when Prof.
Hermann declared he had no trouble in con-
verting silver half-dollars into ten dollar gold
pieces. '..All right" said Mr.. Aldrich, ''try
it on this" drawing from his pocket a silver
ffty-cent piece; quick as thought ten glitter
ing gold dollars replaced the liver piece, and
Mr.. Aldrich quietly pocketing it, remarked
'"That's all right, if it suits you, it does me-
and babe adieu to the party. The magician,
not to be outdone, called back the actor and
said "Give me my gold piece and will stand
treat" Mr.. A. returned, delivered over the
ten dollars and enjoyed a convivial glass with
Hermann. After settlement the Professor re-
marked he was grateful for Aldrich's treat.
Explanation followed, when it was ascertained
that though the actor had returned the gold
piece he had neglected asking return of his
fifty cent piece, which eventually paid for the
drinks. Hermann, who performs the admir-.
able trick of cutting of mans head, to the
horror of his audience, went into barber shop
on one of our thoroughfares, and looking
grave and respondent. took a chair. The bar
Der assigned him had proceeded but little
way on his shave when the nervous man
snatched the razor, and with gurgling noise
drew it across his throat, the blood apparent
Iy gushing from his wounds. Guests and
BARRIERS all flew out the door, nor did they
stand long on the order of going, thinking
they had been witnesses to the atrocious act
Of suicide. After calling loudly for help
they ventured to peep in at the window, and
there saw the Professor minus razor blood o
even excitement. An officer, at sight of him.
said, Gentleman you are sold; why, that's
Hermann"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIN
Second judicial District of the State Of Nevada, in
and for the County of Ormsby Joseph Irvine w.
His Creditors-Notice to Creditors of lnsolvent.Pur
order of the Hon $. ID. King, Judge OF tho
said District Court in and for Ormsby county, notice
hereby given to all the creditors of the said nsoyent
Joseph Irvine to be and appear before the said Judge in
open Court at the Court of said Court in Carson
City in the said county of Ormsby, the ELEVENTH
DAY OF JULY, A. d. 1881, at 10 O'Clock of that day.
thin and there 10 show cause any they ean why tho
Of said lnsovent should not be granted and
assgnm of his estate be made he be discharged
from his debts and liabilities In pursuance of Statute
in such made and provided and i'm the meantime
proceedings against sa Insolvent be stayed
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court this eth
[sEAL day Of June, A. ID. 1851
june9-30d NJ. d. HATCH, CLERK.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-12
Al ASTONISHING ARGUMENT.

The Enterprise having finally ceased
to remind its readers of the fact that its
editor served in the late war. has at last
been forced to deal with the contest at
Albany. The attempted use of the
sack by the authorizing men draws
forth an astonishing deduction from our
Comstock organ of monopolists, usurers,
freight extortionists, gold gamblers and
stock nanipulators. Itsays:
They are scaly lot, take them alto
gether. A reelection at their hands
would not vindicate Mr.. Conkling's con-
duct at Washington.
Mr.. Conkling, as it happens, is ask
ing for no assistance from bribers and
sack workers in the Albany Legislature.
He is seeking no vindication which
money can purchase. The sack is being
used by the other side and shows the
desperate condition of their cause in all
its weakness and rcttenness. With
these facts before the public the Enter
prise dismisses Mr.. Conkling with the
remark that a vindication from such
lot would be of no use to him. Does
our contemporary imagine that pur-
chased Office would bring any special
consolation to the breast of Depew and
the rest?.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-12

The brother of Pierre Lorillard, is
authority for the statement that the
latter wins s2,OoO,O 900 on one bet made
on the result of the Derby race.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-12

Mrs. Mackay appeared at Partisan
ball recently 'Ioaded with diamonds"
This reminds us that we would be
happy at any time to assist Mrs. Mack
ay in practising the scriptural injunc-
ton, "Bear We one another's burdens"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-12

Gen. Stoneman is mentioned as the
Democratic candidate for Governor
He is strong anti-monopoly man, and
will make excellent timber for Gov
ernor. 1t behooves the Republicans to
put up a man whose anti-railroad
record is equally above reprosch. The
party cannot afford to take the risk of
misalliance with Leland Stamford.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-12

There is quite difference in the ap-
pearance of the two noted war CORES
pondents-Achibald Forbes and DR..
Russell. The former was worn with
disease and hardship-the result of
hardship and exposure at the front of
the troops; the latter jolly and glowing
with health-the result of good living
and snug quarters in the rear with the
Generals.-SyOck Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-12

The Daily Report representative had
an opportunity of seeing the Pacific
Coast Press Association in session, and
has been much disappointed. Asked
what he had expected, he said he had
expected to see full representa- on of
the press of the Coast, whereas all he
had seen was small gathering Of
patent-outside editors bossed by Laura
De Force Gordon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18
Executors sale Of Raj Esrate

NoIiCEl is hereby egiven tnat in pursuance ~
- an order "f the Probate Court Of Boise co,,t -
!. l., MADE on tue llth day of Feb 1881 IN the M
yer OF sne estate OF Ball. deceased the nndar
ghea, ne executor of the said estate viii saa :.
puDnc auction TO the highest bisider Tor cash ana
suuJect 70 continuation BY said Probate fonrt ~,
sat' rday March 10Th. 1884, at IL O'Clock On IN Jn
PREMISES IN Garden Valley. Boise county r al
.he fl8ht Title, interest and estate of he sa;d
pan at the time OF his DEATH and all the riabt
ute ana Inter st that the said estate has hs o So
q law or Otherwise acquired other than or il,
aoui.ion Q That OF the said A. Bail st tiraa - ~
yea n IN and to all that certain lot riece nr ra,
% ana situate lying and being in the said isoisa
county. L. L and described as fuitow. to NJ. Ie
$500, z OF and the 4 OFFS W I and the lots
uhoered and 3 of Sec. "a in townslin o nor,b ~
range East. IN he district of land sphiat - sai
a' Doise Ily. r., containing 154 Sc 100 acres and
= inno ~ known as the Balls Ranch }, ~
ltie = perfect, being covered by q s. patent.
Terms ana conditions of sale: cash lavfp,
lioney OF .he United st ties; twenty-five uer cent
W tne purchase money to be paid on day of SAL.
ohe-nali OF the balance be paid Oct I 1891 haI
ance, Jan, }, 1885, d ferred payments to draw To-
per cent interest per antium and to be secured nv
iortsage on the premises. Deed at exrense of ,hs
purchaser. i = NJ ~ rn e. y. ns'
Executor of the Estate Of A. Bail. dec4assa
Feb. is, 1SSl.-4w ' eoS"sco-