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, 1881-03-12

~ eroT'i q yo:,,!R hooalnms VIZ aaickIy
tnthrrcti tho rc.unnnis nf hts etock nnsl n,nyrt!
Them to tho stnp nt nnothcr pIR.nil. with Il full
a esonl X knawtese s tSse' II tho eea a"s %
Inv.
TuR rru,,nr ,vcok,v ,nro,,np q, lin fnntrn,
Wnri presided. The reorganization ur tho
@ l.cMK,ic w'.* effected hy tho ticston "f TIM fu-
wstT .I mtIless: ,.,pi prethlsnt j. y; Erivht; xas.
Iiwn,,l!l!g Secretary. i. T! Fltzs'thon; .t'nrrr.
thlnnu, Curran, nnd Mnntrfih wpre elected IL
GnnmIttco on Constitutions, with lnssrnc-
!nw8 Tor cOuF!tcrMttp1 Mt tho ilrxt meeting.
Mr.. King. Of tho Tenth Wnrl. Introduced II sr-
rlcs oi ,.ther him! rerolntlnns caI.R ~! tho
lie ,sctiosi "s n.t rsh p,hiira,;on Mnic. II svn @
,nw collections to tho Land 1caEl1e il lrcint,d.
Acton on tl!e RESOLUTIONS WIS ;letcrrcd, aud tiis
League adjourned far the week.
A NEW anil liz ,,o n,cau. co,nmcn,1c,,,c ,v,v NJ
shifting chnrses agalust prJsers hns r,,tca,y oft NJ
s A" ~, 'F ;F a @ to , sar nstS,e 81 J1sts xSs
tt,a," ind Urorge tnty. Il s.c,t,d .hnui trnirr 1T
NJ; ~ Canal street. Il A. |" cnme nr to-tluy npo,,
lust where I'll tho Criminal Co!a sIik plush Is
mentioned. @ nr where the s"Ic Of i Or a,iy nthcr
Sr HILL II, sos ~ c, r er i + sps ]
tlrvaru used 10 say. Tile f.ougs live at M.
LII West Polk street: mud some. nights
l'nsemcnt Of thoir holiAo resuitG,l very dtsus-
trntsly for both Long and his wife. VINO wrre
@ spB y 0 X weGs E. ssa al "sHss @ %n S nS
Caty bo,ight from minor - supposed tn he tho
prncss95s ,ssy,5 OF enrslary which bus been sup.
rn,,ow,xn ia III, ,,st of ,,,,t,,,,o ,,,,,,s -o-
crsH ~ fc I.,,a,n,r fivtun ,nstnrts,.. as,,t"r
itr, n n n,s nH ar ,s1,"" yvSisS ~ ;,!S It.s M
, 1881-03-12
BAPTIST REBUILDING.

THE FIttsr AND MICHIGAN AVENUE CHURCHES.
Tho congregation Ut tho First baptist Church
hctH inoctIug Inst ovon!ng in tho lccturc-rou1n
OF tho CHURCH to consider furthcr tho resolutions
submitted nj tho meeting held OIL tho cvuntng
Of Fob. .8 rcgMtslIny tho "bnrned church nuro-
uoA." The attendance was very Inrgo, tito ma.
yortty uf those present being ladtcs. Or.
IDriincr rrealtctl.
SECRETARY Stone thon read tho orfgtuul resol.,-
Nons, which wero submitted At tho meeting OF
Fob. n and printed In THE TN1DuS1s Of Mnrch !.
Mr.. ]. l.. Tyler proposed couple Of rcAoIll-
tlons us substitute for tho last nrglnal rcscl,s-
tion, and thoy Wcro read as nmondcd. They nro
ms follows:
W1IEngAs. Tho Committee Of Tittecu MP
pointed by the ChcaHo aud Lakeside IIa,,tist
AssoclMiions tn look after tho general interests
nt a t19 N"Rtlst reorganization hnve r.fcrrel to
hy tho Michigan Avenue baptist t;hl,rch con-
tomp!atng ndlsbAndinK Of tlllt Church, III bui1R
on tlo South Side; thsrsforo, be It '' ''' :"
Acm't.a, ThAt W. do fGel tlocp interest LII
prcscryaIK s to tho dono,ainatton tho slto 4ereto
III l,ving cuutrnl, and therefore important; n,l
t!mt wo decna 1t desirable that tho dulomlfAtlti
Mehxaa tS ap 5 utar " oFtS !s
for church nurposos; and, bo II f.rtilor
,,,,,,,. 1s;.!fs Y Ilat ~ tto question q tnanca
tn,lcc: IL com!u!ttce NJ fnur be appointed 10 CD
vporato with tho Committee of tho MlohHau
Avenue lt4p.Ist Church whu hnvo tho interest Vi
said Chrct ln clnr4c, to useotlNfn whit alnptll,k
Of mu,lcy emu bu ruisel to rehuili tho church
e.lIttcc, aa!d atso 10 form carntul cstinNtD, by
Of si1cl, rcconstr.cuou; and, IL thu nfnuunt
secured ~ NtnqLato tu tho undertaking, We
rsooslitnesll tho furlnntton Of u now Uantist
Church tt take tho ttao NJ the property III rrt,.
I'oseI by tho s!lrh!Ean avenue lsnptist Ebur-,
n'ld Ht inrw'!rl Win th9 work; nd. be tt firth
Of purlnlssin,, to Ruch nt 'ir n,Ulibess III wish
either trnm ci,nlcr or II snn i nr duty, tn ,lnitu
, 1881-03-12
CHICAGO,

Tho alarm frnm BOX Stsl Mt i o'clock yestcr-
day afternoon wns caused by IL coal from III,
open grate settling itre to tho floor In the resi-
drncc Of j. ". lfusser, No. oD9 North Clark
street. Damage, ~.
, 1881-03-12
DE1fI,lKY.


EATDN-Mhsch r. At No. y 1atlln-st, EiIen -,
Il. ID. ParABs, uf EnHIowood. "na Nh
rh.nn Ilnncock. hoipvctf wlfn IL William n ifrcy Jn,a.
1fniaIplc1yI at 19lp SfIGh!gan.av. '''ahcaet.
NHsltts II fMnor,Il tlErtniLur.
ntiRkE-Stasef Il. Mlchnut tI,,rkr aurt, ,, ,.
FMHHthl fttIn tID residence hE s t,1rrnts 1".hM
fr-st, Hun.ar. March IL ut II a. ill., thuus.o Shts
tDtHtynry GealhleEy. "'' ~ tsr
lltN!!E-tn ttu !lttI inst, t;eor1n l,uudr. ,,.,.
OF thc llnnr!l " t1Hi!,. In HI dltt year ''ebeF
rrsis. nss TsR"ay II Ry II 1T H.. ~ firm
r!Mpn. ~ trnccan1. Ertent!s nro lnvltgI VI f7h+
1f-Dctru.t a'ta 1'oS.ln l,aHorB uIclru cs,py
r "fe II Gesan " sRcrr. M T. uHS:, III y II t~n4.i.on1.
FmtnEa1 fr,,m rnsttlsnct. Elj NOsI Iii SniI..si u
day. NJ! ~ ,I., bF tnrFtn9es to traeoiuNi. sna'
GillflIN-At ii Woilsst.. Mrs. Ann Curtin. In u.
R b year o.! sIar nvo "' vi u
fA1uly invltHd. N''t' W ths
s!ctltEntE-At fllnsdalo, tu rseo t,ono,r III
sYd1Hnly On Frny. 4larch H. WtIiIa,n iyGafu ".
nIuMtEs. 'e"h shtt
Eunera! from family rcsdone0 Sunday a. o.m,
Glasxuw tscufund} pnturR plenso ct,py. ' T. u
IAtttl tsfN-In l&tlti,lirp. rn., Mt t:p)r H. nj Ma,
H. Alg1 !nHEh!!ll, Jr, number nj tho firm tf iosa
lMnAin. uf i'lttshurK md thIs city. ''osa
npt;f.1Ah M Aualln. Ill, March II. lda Gilbert VII.
tltflbthl Mt tGkldonc1 AonLny, March IL r,o,r
H.. b. cnrn 10 ttuhell!lI. :" NJ ':1A
tto innEs ntn tlnriry oniy nuaf,t"r II a.a q
tta!llo =. shSf Mn Hapd months Mna II ,lnya " ~sa
Funeral ftun tho rcAAenG1, III Hunth M,nv,n.
T.. hntMt1iNy March y. nj II IL. III, s9Nea
, 1881-03-12

6pKtnE D|5pltCN 70 IHe LH1fuV0 1FlbUNe.
EAnlslsNult0, pu., 3tnruh ll.-lu tho Puunsyl.
vania llousu ot Representatives to-duy Il cur-
current resolution Wan adopted requesting,
Pennsylvania Representatives IN Congress to .,so
MI proper menns III tilotF plwGr to nep,lru tho
necessary tn prohtt,t poiyKalny In tho BtAtes aud
TNrrttHrIcs Of tAe untfcl SthtGs.
HANnIshultti, Pa,. Mnroh lL-In tho Leglsla-
ture Nt Nct WIS rcIlnvtcd utllrmntlvely tlluv
fnr tho lntIctlnn 1T curpursli punishment umil
mof. convicted Ut beating thur wtyus or other
HutAtu.
, 1881-03-12

nnolhnr WIS taken off. nnl Wednesday, night
q thtfd. Thursday two moro tilcd, and OIL
Friday tho oldest. II young latly. Of 70 years.
fell Il Victim Of tho tlr,na disease, thus
within a, week taking six children frtnu
this fnnllly, who were buried III Ullc grnve,
Il1U three rGinMMts1k Children NrQ rEcOYlrillg.
, 1881-03-12
AN. AFFLICTED FAMILY.

HpFetaE 1F0pat<h 10 7Hs CA1taD0 IF1bUNk.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 1.-THE fa,nily
OF A1s. l4ucas, living near A10nteyidco, i,as
besu terribly afflicted BY t!phthesla. Nine
children were Frustrated ut one time by
uIpl'thcru. Monday niRht tho youngest
cAlld, ycurs old. died. Tuesday uIolning
, 1881-03-12
AIINSESOrA.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Mareh ll.-uov, p.llsbury to-
day appointed GrtunIeat Clark, ot Ut. Fuui, and
ludgo Wtit!aln Mitchell, Ut Wln.,E,sl, to Hi tho
two ntllltional Jnlgeshtls Of tho Supromo Court
created by the lnte Legislature. lic nlso ap-
puIntel Attorney Goncril Churlrs 81. Hurt Us
Judge Of tho District Court " tho Third Els-
tr1t. tu till tito tueAnoy rausc1 by tho pys,lilu-
tlouo Ut Iud40 Mitchell 10 tho supreme ucueh.
, 1881-03-12

EVAESTHN,
Tho first annual convention OF the Young
Mems Christian Association for tho First district
was opened lust evoninR In tho First Methodist
Episcopal Church. Dir. ]. +. utowu bad tho
meeting III charge. At7:A q suux.seFyice wns
, 1881-03-12

1SDrASAIUL1s, 1ntt., March 11.-Carson &
Co.'s clsaIr-factory burned last nIEht; loss
estimated ut $4,000.
, 1881-03-12

BOSTON, March ll.--Tho House nf Hepsosonta-
tlves pa1sed to thIrd readlnx IL bill seUnnotinx
tho uld prohibItorY law, with proyIso tha1 1t lo
vuted Oh by tho people Ut The next election,
The Senate vii! probably CONCUR.
, 1881-03-12

Tho universal vcr,ltot Ia that tho Now No. Ia
Whuetcr 1: Wilson Manufacturing CO., lis Bt4tQ,
, 1881-03-12

Cl1n.uins lends in first -clnsa slcntnl work ut
falr prcea. 10 Stato street. uori0r Randolph.
, 1881-03-12

Terrible Loss or Lifn,
Afillt0nB Of ruts, mice, unta, be- hugs, reaches
lose THUR lives by collision with "HouHll on uts.
Sold by druggists. l6u hoxoa.
, 1881-03-12
THE CITY.
IN GEN ERAL.

THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.
0.r.RERn Of Philadelphia, is Mt tho Pncsc.
I'M. l,usx, Of vlrouan. Wis, is Mt tic PacIAc.
JonS W. FunTEn, Of Town city, IL Mt the Cart:
rur Pension Agent t,lsbt,ssed s;1,ooo ycs,rr.
dAy.
III. THOMAS, OF Springfield, ILL.,, Is nt tho tlrc
mont.
H.s. HASKELL, Of l,nckford, ILL.,, Is at tho Trc-
nlunt
En-, wArxE,s, Of Now Haven. Conn, Is Mt tho
Pacific.
H. II. SHERMAN. Of indianapolis. 10 ut tho
r. WApswonrn, Of Toronto, Ont, is ut the
Palmer.
J. Z. GoHpoS, srain is registered at the
Palmer.
is, ttussELLs Of Dos Motncs, Ia., Is nt tho
Sherman.
OR. C,AruAx. Of Emu Claire, Wis, Is Mt tho
Sherman,
LID ,1ulp and e. II. Doan, of Hoston. aro ut
the Frrctnunt-
NJ. T. Dtt- mud wife, Of Prescott, Wis, nru at
tho Sherman
CHICAGO tls,lllcrs exported Aus barrels Of
alcohol yesterday.
ia. ilAuplsu md wife, of Doadwood, D. r.,
arn NJ tho Fnlmrr.
4. CHfsEnNOc9H and IT, c. Luthor, Of San
Francisco, nre ut thu Palmer.
Ex-CnSanEssMAs q. a. BAILEY, Of WRtcr-
town. n. y, Is ut the Palmer.
CHARLES JOHNSON und II. r. Middleton, Of
London. England. Nro III tho Trutnont.
1.ii, ". FpTuE1tGtIr md itobert lTlndtc, Of
Manchester, England are ut tho Palmer.
u. Z. WILCOX, George Il. Curtis. aud II. II.
Peek. Of Merl,ien, Conn., ARC ut tho puci!c.
Mn. AND Mns. ALt.Ex G. nn1naE mud james D.
Aln,cy. OF Las Vegas, New Mexico, are ut tho
fremont.
. ". n. PATTERSON, Superintendent Of tho
House Of Correction. Cleveland, o., is ut tho
Sherman.
AT tho sub-TrcasurY yesterday $4,000 In gold
md 81 600 In silver was dIsblrscd. The receipts
were 5000 In silver.
THE FIRST lot Of strawberries was received yes'
tcr.lny frnin Tlorldn, consisting nf thirty two
quarts. They sold ut sl.75 per quart.
1Csr!cE suMMERP1Et.u will preside In tho Ar
1nory Police Court this morning. durnB tho
temporary absence OF Justice Wntlacc.
TILT; TIE internai.rcyenue reee!eta Mnauntea to
S.h.s! OF which $"2 7o wis for spirits. s., ,stda
SOUTH Towx COLLECTOR FAnwELl. will close
bucks t0 tho County 1,rcns,ler Monday. Up to
the Gl1sr s 5f business lust Night he bud sAthorcd
r,,,. ,,o,,,o.,on tu.a,ost,, l., TIN ,..,,,u,,-
nent OF tho proposed new telegraph c0n,p,l,iy
hive nnthlnK new to report ut present. They
suy that tho outlook s encouraging for tho suG.
cess Ut tho schc,nu
wu,..,1 r,,,,ur,, :. ,t .,ro.,,,t t,,,,,,,
a., ~, Ea ~ ~ r.. HT, Vi: 4. Icsent I etnloyrMa y
at.nw ,," ~ 'v M IL tr =, ac ~ ~, , s
1Irn ~ ygI f.rt ~ n ~ itiss @ ttE ~ ,au H., H
tt ~ I"Rn e!Gih ~ ~! nyut inIk ou IAe hePup-
A'e!1" ucAe'' 6oor ~ w ho"l'n"tea'
THE temperature ycstorslny, Ms observed by
T,,iMHse, i,, opl!.tan ~ s1iMsom ~ stseeI, liiHHSE
nu."'Mn' "s ~ J.. H.. - ueHtuss' ~ u: M', ~
1 ILL., ~ p. m 4. ": u T. Ill., st: ~ p. hl'' ot nn-
'',"re'o 1910, ~ .s.' 'p'''' . ~ ''' -v'su
ton & Worcester ltnllroad: lIuraco Wiiiinms,
President Of tho Iowa s. Nebrtlsk,I Itart,,; n.li
Roswell Miller. Gencrat Superintendent OF tho
-ot t.
, 1881-03-12

Nonotnck anl Cnrtlcel!i spuol Silk, Twist, etc,
hest In tho worl.l rur drcsstnakevs. Wheeler s.
Wilson Misunderstanding Co., las Etutu STRUT.
, 1881-03-12

Dluk g. ltnyner luntl vaccine virus anywhere
for u PucknKe OF ton points.
, 1881-03-12

MlKEIlGES.


MACLElsti-l.lT*ri4E-At lhe residence OF tho
brides EArentx. LII FulbJ-xt edus4tlay. MHEch
high. nton. b. thu uuy ur, Hulurt, Audrew AurLcsA
nnu lpu LIt{lu
, 1881-03-12

MNt rhl fu.s auiSr
t,nrnI in tt,,rt ;n.ttt,", ~ IN 'S @ 70 e.to ~ "
ShmrvTs ~ "r,,oItv st "us"',tt ~ .,th ~, " % ~
HyTii,st lin, h;,,ss,i,,,, ~ ,rie ~ atau @ !e
In rnvni""r f,r vhi ~ ~ sGa @ t' ~ KY M aee' nut
,,is,irn .sna wrna'ah fs ~ oats M1 oo'n ~ .no tur
i,rnfhnr II, r,n.ic I'M T. i.," n ~ n'1 VIII ~,
1,ru.al .,,i,,a. III ,u @ "ut ~ !stiu eAEuap tor MiS
bonds tu tho Criminal cuurt.
Cynuor Mp,,.v or,t t,bor,,s o..,,,. ,..,,
,cs,"I "oxtnsinr ,r,,,,i s s ~ @ mMlA "sls IT
.Gmin;ws a,,i,s ~ t',t. M, ~, n.ut'!n oniulo
~, ~, ,,.s. t",h u.t t"EMh H WnHh Wefe
,v.tx % Ir. "3 ~ t!u ~, f,1s sf, nv flIlx uoyH
f,,n,n I"s,,.. 3,, II 'eSr II ainupaS' WIN htFehtc
viii. uu,s" v.,I,,, s W.. ~ tney ~eto
~ rnm:tu -" ,.ta utta ot.uMs. S5, nu5 tooh Gnnnke
sha,s s:uuv ] ~ @ uus.tcn ~ H. oHiIg't, t,1s aia oy nm
srm3 "us t se't ~ |to !tiu"We!t iSr twenty :yh.
i, au,a IGsu1t -, VI u HowspAp;r tnott shnllld 10
n.'ou"u 'a' ny tmo yni!xstets VINO aru inclined 10
eoA'"ll e''|ar "ePleaauonS'
TttE Lnlits Association Ut the GERMAN eocIoiy
cc.uDrlte i,H third mjitjvrrrlry yr.turttHy uTtnr.
toon ..! at unilens Au!l; About - latltd R,ld Il
tu.su nnlnoCI ~ cnllNfeh paftioIp4ieu III tho
lcst.tsl!es, CONSISTING uE music w !ioltlnNIn's
orcnestra; an otanon " Mrs. Mario Wcrcknscas-
Y p1FFUG F,Ia'S " ,s aoawX fsi yoss ~ r. ana sp"ken
r. "ass t1otGh: scene trntn tho Gerrllall bur.
iHsgi1e. H. Nn Wntar NY llreau l>lrt, performed
~ a!ss FN'nAcn tttn ?Ilsa scHtrEe!; sacrHi a1nAs
nvts nne!y loh!oted ny MsS l.thl!or. utt \ very
SHy"5nule uop Aept mo participants t0Eethor to
q 'o'e hcns'
THERE arrvod II, this city yesterday Dir. Louis
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-17

Is a never.failing cure for ner
vous debility, exhausted vital.
ity, seminal weakness, spcr
matorrhGa, Los MAN
noon, impotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects u
self-abuse, youthful follies and
and excuses in maturer years
such az loss Of memory, las
situde, nocturnal emission, a.
version 10 society, dimncss oi
vision, noises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobserved
r ItSpaa.S 4 hat IaaI g. ;,,s,..:s.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-17
NDTlcE TO C0.oWHERs,

CARSON CITY, NEVADA, June 49, 1851
To Oliver Anderson Joseph Boice. Thomas Mayes A. C
Hobart and Nathaniel Holmes: You hereby notified
tat the undersigned, have expended the four
hundred aud six 0l00 do lars in L. s. gold coin in labor
and improvements, upon the Emerald Mining Claim and
Lode situate, lying and being in Urmsby county State
View tunnel the lne OF the Virginia 1rlckee Rail
road. said claim commences point the south side
EFF the line of Tic Virginia and Gold Hill Water Companys
water pipe and thence south fifteen hundred feet to
the north line OF the Bassettc Mining Claim which said
sum expended by for the purpose Of holding said
claim and prem under the provisions Section 1924 of
the Revised statutes Of the United States being the
amount required to hold the for the 1875 1879
and 1880 of which amount expended the proportion
each Of you cO-owners in said lode and claim is the
amount set opposite your respective names to-ait:
Joseph Bocc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..........., BIZ
hds tS. 4 rs
-. hoDart 20 I
'1l'iei IioiheS 10 IS
And within hundred and eighty days after the first
publication Of this notice. You fail refuse contribute
your proportion of such expenditure co-owners as
above out your interest in said and lode will be-
some the property Of the subscribers under said Sec
zion 1924
ROSS LEWERS,l
p n. MARKER.
CA LEE,
MAURICE MAY
ELIAS OWENS.
June H-30d
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-17

in the and other diseases that lead to insanity
| and death.
DI. MiNTIE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
Dollars Tor a case Of this kind the VITAL RESTOR.
ALIVE (under his special advice and treatment) will
clre or for anything impure injurious found in it, DIR
MlNTlE treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation free. Thorough exanina
ton and advice including anal ss al urne s. co. Price
Of Vital RestOratiye. 50 90 a bottle or four times
the quantity 5000; any address upon receipt Of
price, or C. o. D. from observation and in private
name if desired, by a. L.. NsINTIE. NJ. ID.
DIR. MINUTES KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPB.
REI1CUN1. cures all kinds OF Kidney and Bladder com
plants. Gonorrhaa Geet Leucorrua For sale by b. F.
Foster and Geo. c. ThaNter, Druggists Carson City 400
= bottle, six bottles for 800.
DIR NAN rIE'S DANDRLION PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS e.rr~
IN the market. For sale ts r. F. Foster and George C.
Thaxfer, druggists Carson City. uf27 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-27
BALTIMORE and ONO RAIIEOAO
- MODEL last LINE TO THE WFs,s r

Via philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash.D.,+,,
On ADO alter hay p PiscnrT Trains iesV, 80, 49,.
follows ~ N '''a'i ea' SSH a
,,e.y = i1--EXcept sunday Washinpron 40, , m
ll ES2fsS leaves y shineton 9l5 n daiiv vifh si..
! rcachcl. -'"N" A"l.Vi al a.
r m-Day fast line for Washington arrive Cincinnati
vV p -a- chicago $50 rn - LuaiS $50 a M III q
- psicf seepers lrouch 40 Cincinnati ara thca nfins
ram runs through % Chicago N7N' INV
reTsa5, aay seePors atiaohel open passen
m Arrive "a ION Rliflr,afe.
oo3 a n, Washington 1875 m Dav s,xrs-s ies,s lsi,l
cnnati. -N ~ q" H. 'feis Tor Nln
~, 10 Other line makes ssfor the Wes Trans .r,
d.Ilh iiio west al b4O so n. m Ii al
6 Sa Stepping berhs secured ana Jayga ailef for
~, destination a. compauy's doe 81 BROAD.
pany. WV A'"'s' "a ui@ is'itoao Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-27
THE MONEY MARKET.
MONDAY, Sept. o6--P. NJ.

MONDAY, Sept. 26--P NJ
In honor of the dead President this dav was q
legal holiday. And never before were the require
ments of legal holiday so closely observed in com
merclal and financial circles as they were to-day.
Inc American department of the London Stock Ex-
change was closed all day. and all the other depart
ments adjourned at o'clock. For the convenience
OF readers we reprint the closing quotations of Sat
m1ay at the NewYork Stock Exchange, as fol-
lows:
GOVERNMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-27
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

MTEKIAI. NERMAN MAID.
NORTH GERMAL LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEw-YoRK
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
ODER sat- oct ELBF 10
DON \ u .----.....Sat, Oct : MOS Oct.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK 10 South A up
,,,,,,, . TON, HANRE or bremen
tiifSA CABIN -Sly0-SECOND CABIN 1890 500
STEERNGE, $50.
Return tickets at reduced
Gates. rs. Steamers Pier between second and
IhlfO-sts, UODokcn Y J,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-27
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
LoNnoN, Sept 26-6;So p. m-Bar silver quoted at
olS4d.
LONDON sept 265O0 m.-Parts advices quote
Cehi IenlesSi francs 72l2 confines for the
fAtlh, sept 20 XChange %
50 Ctntlmes cC
BERLIN, sept 26The statement % the Imperial Bank OF
germany shows decrease in specie of 100000 marks.
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NEWPORT LINE.

an oc eTpSt Martha Xneyar nantucket Cape Cot
81 q I'D leave e York daily sunda ,xceptei
a. o; III. h%n Fer - y r. Aanex boat from BROOKLYN.
y NJ Jersey lhY. p. NJ. connects with bon
l.he's anu Staieroons be secured AZ All prncnai
hoN hahsl'r ana ticket Offices ma
gu -ttshrs Isl 81 tols ana rates s.ot
Tee on application. GEn j. cos NOR Gem. rsosssr
BORDEN & LOWELL Agents Aee--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-27
financial.

OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD CoNPASY,l
vu1rru .>,,-r NEW YORK, Sept IL, 1881
ME ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhOld-
rs and voting bondholders for election of Directors
pe lel at the Offices of the COMPANY, in the C:tv Of
49, i V N'''' Nv - " 0iONA
Transfer books viii instant and reopen October
b. c. MITCHELL,
Gacr
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Steamboats, a.tSRailroaos.

4 LBAN1 BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. =
f,.r3 " sia 81 JOIN leave PIE1s ~. River
W n - ~ " CANALS MFssr DAY 81
~ % s1any ~ Albany ,s'ncay morning excepted via
Ia o" ucNe's 70 Albany end reform 30 days p Sd
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OFFICE OF TWR
CENTRAL Pack NnK1Ia A N \, ,er u r,-rn

iIW 4HE HOLDERS OF THE CAPITAL
u9 N and other SECURLTI Es of TIE MIDLAND
~ iti'oAD COMPANY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is
Wnr even tnat on and after sept ember inst the New
oIh, 1uslueh na and Western Raj road
prepared TO make the exchange and
ot IN the Articles OF Agree sent and consolidation
ua.eu une IL, 1881 by which the Mid Railroad Com.
pahy OF Newjersey merged into part of
,ho New ork. Susqnchanna aud Western Railroad
Pay ana IN accordance with the Circular Juy 30
made. - ' 0N NNN'''"S0 N'N'' "V
opes OF the Circulars be obtained
NcW6 OK Susquehanna and Western Railroad Company
NO 33 l1berty-st, New York City. ~
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and NEW PORT, from Grand Genital Depot
Three express trains daily Sunday
fs:o5 A. M t2arlor attached and 10 with
palace sleeping cars)
sundays at 10 N with palace sleeping cara Limited
ON and Stsss Tor MoNDAY June special LIMITED NEW
tached arriving at Newport At sS6 n sets andpATior
Windsor Hotsla Jacket onces aud Grand Central Depo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-07
Especial to the SENTINEL,

SAN Francisco, Jan. 6.-The Stock Re-
port to-day says there is a movement on
foot in this State to have the appointment
of Secretary of War conferred on Major
General Mcdowell, commanding the Mill
tary Division OF the Pacific. The prime
movers are civilians, and include such men
as Ex-Governor Stanford, Charles Crocker,
Governor Perkins, and other representa-
tive citizens, who have been acting with
out the knowledge of General Mcdowell.
Alta levies an assessment OF fifty cents
per share.
BoDIE, Jan. 6.-Last night at 8 O'Clock
the walking match of ~ hours, "go-as-
you-please." commenced at Music Hall,
between W. H. Scott, champion pedestrian
Of the Pacific Coast, and holder Of the dia-
mond belt, and George E. Wilcox, of Bo-
die, carrier of the Daily Free Press. Both
men are in excellent condition. At moor
to-day Wilcox had made 64k miles, and
Scott Oh miles.
The stage which left here yesterday af-
ternoon for Virginia City was stopped by
a highwayman five miles north Of Aurora,
shortly after dark, and the driver, George
Finney, ordered to throw off Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s express box, which he did with
alacrity. The robber broke open the box
and found nothing of value, when he or
dered the stage to drive on. There was
but one passenger, a lady, on board, and
she was not molested.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-07

ton. twill he be arrested here in London
il being asked in all quarters Of the city
tonight, and it imparts an unusual degree
of dramatic interest to the usual i'm
posing ceremonies OF tomorrow.
The Times, commenting upon the de-
parture Of Parnell, says: The effect OF
such an anomaly and satire upon the con-
stitution, as the continuance of a criminal
trial in the absence Of the accused, can
hardly be favorable to the administrators
of Justice. People will only see that Par
nell and his associates care as little for the
Queens Bench as for the law itself, and
ignore the authority when it interferes
| with the pursuit of political objects.
The Times saws: The rumors that addl-
| tiopal endorsements are to be sent to Ire
land are ~unfounded. The government is
| convinced that the forces there are ample
to meet any emergency proposed. TIT
| Land League meeting at Tutley, County
Galway, where Canon Fleming was fired
at. has been prohibited.
DUBLIN, Jan. 6.-The gun-makers are
| doing an O business, principally
in revolvers.
John Rae, a fellow prisoner with Daniel
O'Connel, and a member OF
| Guard, is dead.
PARIS, Jan. 6.-The funeral Of Blanque
took place to-day. A procession of thirty
thousand persons followed the remains to
the cemetery, and an enormous crowd OF
| spectators lined all the streets through
which the procession passed. There were
no disturbances. Funeral orations were
delivered over the tomb. Lewis Michael
was one of the p%rincial speakers, and after
leaving the cemetery he received an ova,
ton from the populace. Henri Rochefor'
attended, but quilted the cemetery before
the speeches we're delivered.