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, 1881-05-01
..HOUSEHOLD GO0Ds

"A EAOTTTTHE)t UNION. FURNITURE
oa, ~ aGompahy, aH and a6 Vest Madison st, have
sns LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE : -:
annd nt !qWer prices They determined to sell
Raaua eanamssr @oaa rna se1s l Painted
far!oe suts tn hair CLOTH terry raw sk ana pfush
siy ssiiynsa patterns and desirable frames from SIS to
1,n nintn&-room and kitchen sutnts including large
e " anGes ano Stoves, crockery, silver and glass
oee1ea me ar for Housekeeping Theae goods ne se ron
.s>E EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
Hnien emall cssh payment when goods ara bought
!. t!te uahnca monthly BUY your outfit And pay for
II 1ou9tuR toe summer. UNION FURNITURE TO-.
open Monday, Thursday. snd Saturday eSealrx..
, 1881-05-01

EOR SALE-FuRNITURE OF FIRST
u class pirate boarding -house on West Washing
ton-st- self and wife VIII board as part pay. ST.
Tribune Office.
, 1881-05-01

ElOR SALE-FlNELY-G SAD
IL dle-hurses from sl00 to 7a9a also Whitman sad
dies and 3D. 1brides at III and Is Alchigan-av. i. NJ
, 1881-05-01

A GOOD CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN
~ nt e. +. klMbAl.i Il CO.'S, $40 and s.. Wabash
aV-Takcn In exchunge for our wagons, yernl PEN
noyer sfde-sprtnK wagons Studebakcr end.sprins,
@ Lines "ietts
, 1881-05-01

AT BLANEY S WILLIAMS {SUC
~ cessors to peRRoyer l. Ulaney>, 80 to 1G Wa
bash-nv will be found all the latest patterns of
ru.es nnd bugeies at moderate prices; Also good
ond-hand coupe, pass 1ouckaway. landaulettc, and
sde-sbrlnR and cud-spFinR btREteS. -
, 1881-05-01
HORSES 1NB CARRIAGEs.

U,OR SALE-A GOOD WAGON, FIT
IL for furniture Or express; also = good working
horse Address r S. Tribune Office, i :.
, 1881-05-01

EOR SALE-A BOIINGTON'S AUTO
matte foldsng-bed, black walnut, cheap for cash;
will deliver. Address Boz SO, Eng1ewoud. Ill.
, 1881-05-01

ESOR SALE-ONE BLACK HORSE, ], $50
- pounds; one RentIemaus driving horso one
black mare. SIS; one express horse, 80; one black
pony. ~: three new square box-cnd sprne-top bug
q! work warranted foE one year; two secondhand
sprnH. sss: one open buggy, side hnr. new, s7o
s. and SIS each. El5 and 6lT Madisop-st,
, 1881-05-01

d OLFF & co. HAVING REMOVED
l. from their old location 243 West Twelfth st..
70 moro eommod!ous premises. o South Jenerson-st.
at prces that can't be beat: they have
carloads to arrive, md have fine English draft
stallion Weighing l.s.U pounds. ut n BARGAIN
, 1881-05-01
SzTU4TIONS-FEMdLE.

: DREBSMAKEBS.
S!TUATlON WANTED ED-DRESSMAKER
~ formerly from, New York, would IKE enearemants
per day. X 35+ Tribune of1ice ~ o15 '1sn hAHsf' =
, 1881-05-01

SITUATION WANTED AS HOUSE.
~ keeper IN private family or lhty's companion.
references given. Address q X = Tribune ofice
, 1881-05-01

ITO ET-FINELY-GAITED SADDLE
J. horses for ladies and :entesnen 81 an hour with
Whitman sRddles and brides. Z. 81. EVERrrr, IL
and LIS MirliCnn-aY. - -
, 1881-05-23
AN IMPORTANT INVESTIGATION.

There Is to be 4 scientific test III Lonaoh
some ttlno I'll August Ut september neSt OF
the appliances Tor the complete comonstioh
OF smoke ard the aoatemellt OF the anlsahce
which arises from nor'conb'lst'on. Ihls IS
a matter IN which every laree city has
lively Interest, The people OF cIhclhhat'
have evIncod a good deal OF deslfe 70 remove
the smoke nuisance, ai'd Senator iehaIetoh
addressed le1tef TO oecEotaFy olh!l1e ABhtlR
, 1881-05-23

SEVERAL wtoka agu two iewtl women
FrIlollnu VdEeltn and TharesA Haussr, lRpde1
town 1uthprItles OF Doststelu, Canton Of AaFaau,
Switzerland. They waro immediately asrpated
by the psoper authorities ct Castle Gard0a, aud,
proof having bseu adduoaa that they wcre vay-
abonds and lewd persons. thoy were aont back
tu Switzerland Ia tho satue staamss whieh
brought than over. Tha officers Of tho Town
of nottstaln now admit that buth tho women
wore ''omlEratea BY than to America
beoause at their Immoral life, their uu-
willingness to work, belug confirmed
vngsants, and bsoausu they wsro dtshonor aud
shame 10 the community. TheIr transportation
wus pald for out Of tho Town Treasury, aud each
one received y traucs pockst'monoy. Tho
IiHuser wolnan, WIN vt hsat objected to being
thus fosoby d" "enIKrated.'' wRs loft the ulterna-
tlyu u the workhouse Of emigration. The Q0t-
, 1881-05-23

Tnr New York Times speaks highly OF
the new Marshal TOR the Southern District Of
New York. lIenjt y. Knox. "llts selec-
tlon," "ltsays, Is MI anexcepsionable one, "pos-
seaslnx the very rare uuulity OF filling q
public position with u inan whose pro.
fessional standing a,sd ability are greatly le-
yond Its requirements" Tho Times Is
slowly swinging round to the cor.llal support
OF the Administration. It lisapprosss Of
tho action Ut tho Now York Selators III TO-
signing. md describes thelr conduct %
+" "hlsty, foolish, and splteful,"
, 1881-05-23

4 DAY or two ago the cable announced tho
denth ot Franz yon nlngelstedt, the Director Of
the vtonnA Eofburg Theatre. Ho was born In
1914 In flalstlost, Upper Icssn. In 1850 ho was
appointed Munger ut the Court Theatre ut
Munich; In 1867 General Manager Of tho Court
Theatre Mt We.mar: 1867, Director Of tho Court
0pern Theatre at Vienna, and for eight years ho
occupied tho position OF Director Of tho Hof-
burg Thoatro Mt Vionna. He has written nu-
merous poems and noYels, several dramas, and
studies and copscs nttcr Shakespeare by bis
tragedy 1.-THE House Of Darn1vcidt no saA
cured tho namo OF I'M excellent trngso poet.
, 1881-05-23

TIE Cincinnati Commercial prints tho fol-
lowing note which has beon forwarded to 1t by
tta recipient, Mr. II. y. Todd, now resident Of
England:
No. 10 DOWNING STREET, WHITEHALL, April 90,
I8si-atH: MIR. ulat!stone has received your
Quitting fr01n M American newspaper giving an
ncoolnt nf "the existence Mt st. Petersburg OF
papers which show TINT Russia has heon Invited
by Frnnce and EngInnd to recognize the South,
nld that ltussta hu1 refused" He desires me to
say TINT it u not distinctly stated fratn whom
tho English inter oanlo, but tint the story taun
concerned. l atu, sir, your nbodunt servant,
uOHACg SEYMOUR
, 1881-05-23

THE verbal abo1nlnatton- fore}pdy y''-l,as
boon creeping into the advertising columns Of
Into. Who ever heard Of n d" ftregentlcnlnn -
There is no diguity tn tho word "lady" which Ia
not found In "wonau." In fact "iaJy," out Of
costaln narrow senau, Ia becoming vulgar
lam. Whoever writes himself down in hotel
reRlster or cisoHhero "Mr. Dlank ard ladH"
commits solacism. And to say "lady" when
"woman" will do, Ia only to show limited
knowledge OF good English, II not positive bad
breeding. Dotoro long tho "lndles" will alt he
iu tho shops and dresamaking rooms, aud tho
"Wosnen" outside OF them.
, 1881-05-23

Two FEMALE iumatcs Of the Central Ohio
I.unatlc Asylum Mt Columbus are fnuNd to
hive committed suicide. Being of the
"harmless"/ order Of patients, they wero
allowed the freedom ot tho grounds, md ln-
proved tlie privilege by drowning thenselvcs
in n snl1tl like
, 1881-05-23

Cot. McCLunE Is trying 10 gontl Bome Of
tho Philadelphia legislators Into su,nR him for
libel. So he pleasantly says overy day Ia itslics
on hts Cultural pAkot
Representatives -,-, and -- 1Fe corrupt
legislative so1unlrels. and muny citizens must
hnva known that thoy wHfa dishonest whom they
voted for thGm.
All this Is In connection With tho stubborn re-
rrsal Of tho Legislature to ropcal tho law under
which the Delinquent Tax COLLECTOR t]eccos tho
public out Of something like $2Q0,0 600 per M
mum,
, 1881-05-23

THE Council Of the City Of Dfcl, In Switz-
erland, hns passed an ordinance which, II prop-
ery enforced, Will answer tho purpose for which
1t was anacted. Tho burghors Of that city woro
very slow In tho payment OF theis municipal
taxes, and In order to force thom to square MP
with tho City Treasurer eyory one In arroars
With his taxes Is prohibited by the provisions Of
this ordinance from entering boer or vino sa-
loon under ponaity Of imprisonment. This is
abont rs bad as one uf tho bluo 1aws Of Con-
uoctlcnt, which rorbfds ,nnrr!cd man to kiss
Ills vito OH Sunday. Dut the law contains q
good moral. Nobody should DO pertnttud to
drink beer or vino or got tlpsy until he has
complied with bis first obligation to olty and
state-L t., has paid hls taxes.
, 1881-05-23

II 1t suits young Mr. bennett to have hls
paper rln a. q supplement to "Arounl tho
World with Con. Grant" poshaps nobody elao
ought to complain. Hus II ID plain Charles
NurtlhoH has NJ stomach for the business. Quo
Ut theso days there vii! be another earthquake
In the Herald office, and tho fragments will I'LL
seven baskets full.
, 1881-05-23

"HAMD lying tsom beginning to end" was
tbs ltov. Or. Philip sohaas happy description Of
castatn {prged extracsa from thu rbylsad New
Tessament printed = week before iAa regular
publlca uon. The How Dr. HohA1 IL tho reaoE-
nlxed haad OF tho Amorloan Committee OF Mo-
vision.
, 1881-05-23

leans. And the smoky jobs and blackmait.
ing bI'ts have been ,otorfously introduced
by few wcli-known Democrats, xllo mako
buaincss Of doing that sort Of thlnx. 1t N
not necessary to Give na,,,es, Everybody can
Identify In Ills own ninI the lender OF this
legislative tlnE. And tle ts Domocrnt.
, 1881-05-23

THE sermons OF yesterday reportnd IN our
columns this morning are tlloso of Prot.
Swing, OIL "Man's Great Dessiny"; OF tile
Rey. George X. Ynnhorne, Of tho Michigan
Avenue 1lethutl'st Church, on "Our Public
Sdhoola"; and Of Rabbl 1lirscl,. Of Sinai
Tpu,ple, OIL Immortality"
, 1881-05-23

PnrNcE PETER OF Oldenburg; whose death
is announced by, telegraph, was the son Of
Prince Potter Frbder!ok George Of otden-
burg md tho >Grand Duchess Cathartna
Paulorona, daughtor of Cur Paul OF 1luaaa.
Tho deceased was born tn 18ls. He resided IN
st. Petersburg, and was one Of tho intimate
er1cnds OF Cxar Alexander II. He took great
interest in education, soionoe, and tho arts,
Out Of bis avn means ho founded nn acadeuy
Of Jurisprudence, which ho endowed With ono
million roublcs, Ito was well known az poet Of
considerable talent. Ills works appeared In tho
Russian aud French languages.
, 1881-05-23

DuNtSa tlle year l6so 9o,o00 Chlnese wero
converted to Christianity by missionaries sent to
China for tho purpose. hut tho MobA1pmBlau
missionaries did ilyo ttn,os bottcr during tho
same time. They preached the pleasures OF
Paradise and the beauty Of lts hourls eud se.
cured over 10000 oOnyertAito INlatqlanl,
, 1881-05-23
LIE DooK loquiturt

LIE l)0oK loQtlltuft
Farewell. u lp,tg farowell 10 all my Rre0tneasi
This IL the athtG Of mani to-day he puts forth
Tho tonder leaVos OF tea; to-morruW blossoms.
And ucA!s bis blushuE h0nors thick upon hn:
Anl-when he thhks, good, casy nun, t4llautely
His yrentness 10 ripnntnR-ntpa his root,
And then ho falls, Al do.
How buoollo and agricultural Mt. Wolsoy was,
to be euEpt
, 1881-05-23
POSTAGE.

Entsrtd At th4 Post-pMes at CAteaga ILL., a. steond-
Ctdss Matter.
For the benefit OF our patrons who desire 10 send
single copies Of THE TRIBUNE through the mall. Ne
giro herewith the transient rata Of posta2e!
potntsiit PER Copy.
Eight and 1'we!vn Page Paper.........a....3 eeNts
Fnrtfpn.
Eight and rwe!vn raso raper.......s..s.....4 csnM
it3teon ra8o cAns.
, 1881-05-23

,o,..,..., r.,,,,.., tnor, :, co,,,,cc h..
tihciAtt 1tuitue' - sps".,! ,eons,as as u.s.. ''a.
how tar behind they arc Il II not oasy 10 asces.
taln. Somo ot tholn may hayc struggled aHay.
Louisville CourfcrJottr1,at {Dem.}: couk'
l,nR's friends c,RI,n that he olootcd GarreIl II
30, Coukllng eleoted him on tho aupposuon .hst
ho would devote t|s ttme to lubrIcatng the Sex
York lnuehtne. Garfield does not socm to hass
understood that to ba his mtssloa'
Cleveland Leader {1lep.j: Ills lmpcroas'
neas. Lord Noscoo, should tpyo soma ono totake
n s1ndur. hn,n,nor mad ilatton that bump Of fplt.
estocm OF hts e Wou!l not " 10 ,soa,,1
th4t case. but would hnyo !ttlo mase oosm
IL hls compos!finh. Wn3ea u ao~ III nnA4'"A
na.,on srra,,so.t,,, f,,,n,.
ooseoll 1tu'sse,tpu , ~. st''pv, ,..,
C0nkl'nK naa !,lt'e Ma".
i!s name whs :. y, ln..
ATT Th's mi, tyn,,lti slIr0 bo ut.
a'' 1''>'' "o"'' "''' ~ '"
Why docs this nun loyo lloscoa fos
.rs I'll sSga H. thst .a'f noscoe ss ea1fes Platt
IN tho rocket Ut his breeches,
,r.. vi, r..,,ta, E,0t fBpn1. rerhsps
uassr. cnns,ing @ % and P1att buyo concluded that,
- ~, sS.n.o ,s nrytt,n,, ,noro than sn InIttu.
. ' o.. 49, ,1at s,t,t,nn ~ natnonage, their o.
a,'n",,or ss ano..hov nm ia the ssatu no fur.
fhsr servIce. II this shAIi turn uut to be ths
truth, the grateful pcopla will treat loe@ ,Ias
n9nmnus!y. anu VI usets so;s S~ttticsl iIfs has
GUs,11,Ih S9nn,n,, tha,n a' ,tE@ thatr Ieayiux Il
49,. 49,. - n,,.,,.. t1,o,,. The virtually
Ne@ aosA an,ann sh ~ 1 ,be noopIu of ,bs s.sse
" .,,"s was.rs CnnIilne and platt should b. taken
~ .,o;r word ,s, allowed 10 rotire tn p7'a's
~ :" a"nr ~. ,,"t,,rnl t,frcot uu Tho Lesfsa-
ture Tue actual contact o. ,a ,hs voft
, 1881-05-23

SOME time ngo the cable brought us tho
news that the ordor Of the tsusttan Government
for tho erection Of fortinoatl0ns along tho Ger
mhn frontier bud beon countermandcd by tho
Czar. According to the MontdIst'dtt tho Nus'
aian Government has now concluded to purchase
tho lantis belonging to Count Tysohkewltaoh. sit
uated near tho City Of Kowno. fur tho purpose
OF constructing thosoon extensive Notifications.
The 1ands liz on the right bank Of tho ltiver
Nfemon, and It Il tho iutanuon to build tho forts
coustitutlng the limo Of dcfonse along that bank
down to tho confluence Of that river with tho
Viin. At this point all tho armies coming from
tho West for tho purpose Of invading Russia
hRyo nlwayb made their CROSSINGS. Whether or
not the former Intention 10 fortify tho City Of
Kowno has been abandoned remains to bG soon.
, 1881-05-23

THE NEW TESTAMENT EDITION.
Copt<s nf TIE TRIBUNE 7esrisstt kt,c TtstnmsMt
ednfm,. In anula .orau1xrs, ready }or nadtnu. can
he obtained at The eounttn0- rum. The price Ia
S cents. Large orrttrs 1cGt be flied at teh0lcsate
rates.
, 1881-05-23

crnment Of the Canton Of Aarxhu IL also honoss
enough to acknowledge that tho action Of tho
town nuthurittca OF uDttsteln is vary Tnprchcn'
stbie. and stcps arc being thkcn to pruvont tho
repetition OF similar oodurron1cs.
, 1881-05-23

TuE telegraph informs VI that Hessy IIelt-
mum, the NEhlltst woman who u ~ be executed
after her confinement, bus been delivered, Of
sttEl-bora child II tbs child had lived 1t would
have been atuply provided for. According to
, 1881-05-23

ABDUL BEy, ex-Chief OF tho Albanian
League, Inns been tried by court-lnarttal, and
sentenced to death,
, 1881-05-23

In DUKE, too, has resigned. 1,ut ii.
nation was cxtractcd from him ul.. us !esIss
tnoEar forcopa and throo Cabjuet nea nr,a. douts
I0llE end Of IT, 'a@efa at ths
, 1881-05-23

WARNER and sllghtlyclou.l weather, with
locnl rains, arc the indications for the Upper
Luke region to-dny.
, 1881-05-23

po1trEn's Life Of voltalrs,n iu,t o,. j,
hfahiy spoken Of by tho critics, tI. III W. =. Il
largo volumos-ono too msny. -" 10 I'm
, 1881-05-23

THE President has wise son Win .....
"Tho WHO House 10 atl right, but III r.,s: san:
back In Mentor playing In tha woodss 'alaeths
, 1881-05-23

JAY 0ouI.p couldn't reue,ohs,
ho drew his CHECK for S5,aNDu} r. a. ,MHethtr
tho American Uaion business. NJ, 'sv'%9hp ID
probably tell tho exHct figure nj w.. w.. ne could
ho handed over to avod c,Im,n., n. pf'pesty
ton for his copltolty In tho Erlo ts" pfosctu-
, 1881-05-23

Mn: CoNKLlSa ought to write p]av II.
has tho dramatic facu'ty highly day",apna3' Ivy ua
, 1881-05-23
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

Tnr CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established branch
offices for tho tccept Of subscriptions ana ntyeft!Ao'
ments ~ follows: .... .....
NEW yuilK-Noom . Tribune Building. F.1. NC
FADnkE MAnaHer
GLASGOW. scotand-Al!ana American Nows
Agency. 81 Hennett1.st
LONDON, EnG.-Anar1cHn Exchange. ~ StIano+
1kNHr r. Httti0. AGENT
WA9HiS3TUN. y. C.--i3l9 r street.
, 1881-05-23

change. ha viii oul the press tust as rcnly |
IN nnnlaud hi. con.luct as thny Iatety havs
been to condemn; Mako way for his Honor
Afr, .1ustIca a1atthcwsf
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opowru no rur rp,nrup
''>, Vo.,ar',n",s a,,;,,o,, ~ Tur r,1,c. ~ rmu.
,,xr ,vos ~ ,,o,vo, Il, To ,ra,. mi olona for
ia M t,,,rty.s,x w M gna ~ ~ r1ai reodnc n,o,,ar
.,,,t H. tho rn,,iJ o,,d ,,,,nst sNsntmtaiv mr..
txt, - k..
49, ,..ao. ,,o,., - h,..., ~. ,yti,t, n now
arad rrai.,nr - ro,,ornI ,,,a,v =, Il 1.,,, sn..
-. - ,rn4n,,,,,, ee,,tet,aa ,h,r,"'si~ 1,,as
ana o.a an1,n,n, ~ ,'a.,or .n,1eiont ,o s1 r,stn
' ,as,, ~ 49, .'a'',,., s,,,a,, torrar tson tho
$500 w., a .s'a,, naa,. ~ IN s,n,,a ,n ,,,v
,s,,s.".. ~ ~ % t"t,, r.,n,,nr ~, ,o,,,,,ms
n.," ,..xo .,.,.a.aa ~ ,,"s,a sro,o oi, o,,ar.
VIZ "SAo ""'o'eA W .Ae"" A'""' so A's
, 1881-05-23

Grand Opsra.lTnNaes .
rlsYk street. Orpos: nas f'Hnrt.tloaso. E1KaSe-
uapt OF MtSa Hoso W Wood *CAm!ltQ."
, 1881-05-23

THE TnlnuvE observed yesterday that 1t
believed In doing treu what 1t undertook to do ut
all. It psaotlced what It believed Ia the publica-
ton Ut tho Revised 1ostnmont simply as gra.
ttlty to Its readers Ia addition to regutor Issue
OF twenty full pn9cs. There was another why Of
dong tho same thing. Tho purchasers Of THE
SUNDAY TnInuNE might hayo boon deprived Of
tho news, and put On short allowance Of mts-
ccllancous roAdtnK. The Nav Testament mIaht
have been crowded into space usually devoted
10 kilograms, local religious discussions,
and NIL tho various departments ofa grcat news
paper, Thoro are journRls that would do tho
work, II they did It at al In this manncr. but
TIE Tribune was not ono Of them. 1t printed
yesterday tnorninK not only the Revised TcstR.
mont, but newspaper complete In cvcry do.
pnrtmcnt- And It was the only publishing CO.
tRhllshmcut In Chfoako that did both OF these
things.
1t was tho only journal with worthy account
Of tho ceremonies attending tho dedication of
tho memorial tablet on tho stto Of Fort Dear
born, Including tho address OF tho Hon. John
Wentworth In tuit. It was the only 1ournhl
that presented the usuAl variety of news con-
eorntn9 music, tho drarnn, tho uhlirchos socloty,
tho nmuaemonts Of tho people: tho only one with
foreign dispatches in the usual abnndAnce; tho
only ono with Washington Aud New York news,
In short. 1t was tho only newspaper Issued In
Chcay0 yesterday morning. There were son'e
Ecriptural uyleayes al1aAt under a lltfercnt i'm.
print, but there was no other newspaper offered
to tho public.
OF courso 1t cost TIE TRIBUNE sno.c to print
s!xtecn pages Of exfra readlnH matter ae pure
Kratulty to tho public than 1t would to hnro
paid tolcxsaphtc bills Tor four books Of tho Bioto
and prIntod In the spaoa usually devoted to
nuws. 1c!cRraphtn1 Ia not SO expensive US co1n-
posltton and white paper when the latter are re-
guErod fl lnrgo quantities. But VIC chose to DO
the thing Ia tho must liberal and thorough man.
nor, whun onco 1t was dootded to do 1t at all.
| And to thIs lay The TRIBUNE 10 tho only papor
that haa printed tho New Tostaucnt In compact
| aud readable form, conyonlent for sofernnce
and mailing. aud capable Of being preserved In
scparnto aheots. 1t was tho only journal that
Ind RESOURCES for thu work, and tho only olo
TINT fully mot the emergency.
, 1881-05-23

Olympic frhentre. -
f1sr& ,trect bowen I.AHs and Randolph, Mn.
Rtrel entertainment
, 1881-05-23

@NF1EREF't TH8AIF8s "a
NtAIsnn rtrAe.. tetwRHn Stata utd Deashbfr
Engagement Of the MsdtaonbQuara Theatre Com
pAny. "uAxei Kirke.''
, 1881-05-23

IIooley's Theatres
nonfo1ph street. tctwnrn Enrk md La Fhtl~.
Engagement Of tbs Htoaa Maekays company. "Wuu
u Lxatn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-19
OAKLAND POULTRY YARDS,


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the follow ing varieties Of fowls
N Dark and Light Br1lhinas, Buff, White
sA Partridge Iochins, White and Brown Lo.
MAHM horns, Dorkings, Polish, Bamburcs ~
ETSyxkA*N mouth Rocks, Game and Sebrieht Bantam
SS$tNix& Bronze Turkeys, Pekin, Ayiesbury
T~)g Rouen Ducks Safe arrival Of eggs
avGA>AA suaranteed'Ea Satisfaction guaranteed
For urther information send stamp for illustrated
culsrs GEO. BAYLrY. T. .. Box I77l, s. F. tai.
PriCs Itst-EyE>I
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streets, Oakland. Address Box III, san Frsnoi0
California
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-19
NOTICE TO co.OWsERs.

CARSON Cry NEVADA June l3, 1851.
To Oliver Andcrs Joseph Boice Thomas Mayes, A.
hobart and Nathaniel Holmes: You hereby notified
hat the undersigned have expended the of four
hundred and six 5000 do lars in L. gold CON- labor
ana improvements upon the Emerald Mining Claim and
Lode situate lying and being in Urmsby county, State
Nevada, about que and nehalf miles west of the Lake
View tunnel on the line Of the Virginia TrlIckee Rail
road Sad cain at point on the south side
Of the line e the Virginia and Gold hill Water Company
water pipe and thence south fifteen hundred feet
lie north line OF the BasSette Winning Claim, which said
expended by for the purpose of holding said
Calm and premises under the provisions OF Section 1924 OF
te Revised Statutes of the United States being the
amount required to hold the for the years 1875 1919
and lsso, of which amount expended the proportion OF
zach Of you in said lode AMI claim is the
alnsunt set opposite your respective names .o-wit:
Oaser anderson S5o 20
seSeEh
io..s .i ~
Il. G. Hobart NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % I
sAtnanel Holmes IL %
And if within hundred and eighty days after the first
publication Of this notice. you fail refuse to contribute
Jour proportion OF such expenditure coOwners, as
above set out your interest in said claim and lode Will be-
the property of the subscribers, under said Sec
ion 1894
ROSS LEWERS,i
p. n MARKER,
o. A. LEE,
MAURICE MAY
ELIAS OWENS
Ss.na ;.90d