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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-12
TEE BFaAWEEREY sEAS0N.
Some Valuable MINIS 10 Nevada F0n-


! During the past few days California
strawberries have been forcing their
| way into the Nevada market. OfcOur5e
every woman and child who sees straw
berries for sale wants a few boxes, re-
gardless of the cost Or the quality. The
berries now offered for sale are some
what better than those which reached
this section last year in April. They
are firmer, as a rule and only rotten 1T
one end. Some are green all through,
and some are water-soaked. OF course,
we do not wish to be understood that
al! the berries are that way. There is
hardly a box which does not contain
two Or three good ripe, luscious berries
The dealers put at least TWO good ones
III a box in order to sustain their com
mercial regulations. The purchasers
can find the ripe berries BY looking
down in the very bottom. Of the box.
The dealers ara two Conscientious to
put them Oh tOp, where an innocent
purchaser would be tempted. After get !
ting the few good berries up, you find
the rest very good to feed to game
cocks. The berries sour On their
Stomachs, and they get so mad that /.
they will fight anything. Down in !
San Francisco there is an association Of !
dealers who have sworn a |
solemn oath not to let a decent straw |
berry get into Nevada before May.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-12
Railroad Changes.

b. Il. Mcclure, late chief clerk in the
Carson freight office Of the V. & 7. Il.
r., has been appointed freight agent Of
the G. x c. at Hawthorne, and enters
upon his new duties Immediately.
y. 7. Keeler, for several years past
the V. & L. agent at Gold Hill, has
accepted a position in the freight de-
partment Of the c. & c. r. r. al IIaW-
th0rne.
On Friday next the railroad Office at
Empire will be discontinued. &. n.
Calhoun, the present agent and opera
tor there, and one Of the oldest en-
ployes on the road, will on that date
assume charge OF the Gold Hill Office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-12
Annoyed the Poser Players.

Major Dennis, in the T02es-Recjeu,
gets off the following at the expense of
Congressman Cassidy:
If cheek will carry a man through,
Cassidy will get along in Washington.
One night, few weeks ago, while play
ing poker in a sleeping car on the c. 2.
ing section to the card quartette COM
menced snoring. Our Congressman
elect Immediately sent for the conduc-
tor and requested that thenasal vocalist
be put out Of the car, as he was annoy
ing the poker game.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-12
A Fine CAtcb.

On Sunday afternoon Martin B. Davis,
of the Wells, Fargo Company, Virginia
City, was married to Miss Alice Trout,
at the Orlnsby House, this city, by Rev.
O. p. Willis. There was quite a gath
ering of friends on the happy occasion,
and all agreed that the groom had
landed as fine fish as the matrimonial
sea had produced for long time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-12
New E'Irm.

Two popular and reliable business
men Of this city, Mr.. John Forbes, OF
d. w. Earl & Co., and Mr.. Walter d.
Tobey, Of Tobey Il Parker, have formed
a copartnership TO engage i'll the lumber
trade at Hawthorne. These gentlemen
have earned an enviable reputation
here by reason Of their upright and
honorable dealings, and deserve the
patronage OF all who desire to get their
worth.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-12
S2sC2ssi& 4.AE4I50N-
Opening OF taa Case ira kae En reha Dis
frict Court Yesterday.

The Richmond and Albion injunction
suit was called in the District Court, in
Eureka, at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
inc. Counsel for the Richmond moved
for continuance for two days, alleging
that they had been Distracted by the
Albion men, and, in consequence, had
not been able to complete the eXamina-
ton and map Of the disputed territory.
The attorneys for the Albion denied
emphaticaliy the charge of obstruction,
and a heated discussion among the
iaWers ensued, the Judge finally grant
ing continuance until to-day, stating
that he desired an opportunity to in
spect personally the disputed premises
before proceeding with the case. There
uron the urtadjourned, and the Judge,
accompanied by the attorneys and sur
vey0rs on both sides, took their depar-
tu"e for the mines.
It was rumOred that the Richmond
might make transfer of the case to the
I. s. Circuit Court, but it now appears
to lie a settled fact that the hearing will
60 on at 10 o'clock to-day. The ease
is exciting much interest, and the court
room was wei! filled with spectators at
the opening yesterday morning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-12
PENNSYLVANIA CAPITAL.

A special ear arrived here Yesterday
morning bringing a number of Pennsyl-
vania capitalists and railroad men to
view the COmstOck. At this point Mr..
Harry Hunter, Assistant Superintend-
ent of the V. K t. r. r. Co., assumed
the chaperonage of the party, and in
yiting a number Of Carson ladies and
gentlemen, they made a flying trip to
Virginia City last night.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-12
THE BoARB OE E'ARSeNS.
The Business Trnnaaesea aefere i; yes
ter;say.

The following business was transacted
By the Board Of Pardons yesterday after
noon:
Aft. Chartz, application to reopen, de-
MED.
James Gibbon, stricken from the cal
endar.
Man Town, continued for term.
E. NJ. Gillis, continued for term.
G. II. Baldwin, granted.
l.. p. Fuller, denied.
j. III. Harris, granted.
p. Moresi, denied.
Frank Graham, denied.
John Squires, continued for term.
TiltOn Z. Cockrill, continued for term.
William Summers, continued till to-
morrow.
C.P. Wiebusch, continued till to-day
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-12
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

BY GGDlE STAGE-DEPARTURES.
Miss Noonan Mrs Stewart and son
D nj Geiger II Tovey
ARRIVALS
M Mcleod L A Colver
Il S Merchaux Geo T Forbes
VIM Davis
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-12
Gi2ss Eli ANOOtia..

On Sunday afternoon the Carson Glass
Ball Shooting Club shot two matches on
their grounds, using Cards rotary trap,
with the following results: First match
was twenty balls each, at distance Of
eighteen yards rise:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-12
NpSGsiA Failures.

The failures in Nevada for the quar-
ter ending March 81, 1881, are reported
as seven in number, with liabilities at
$73,243 80, and assets $47,475. For
the same period last year there were 4
failures, with $3.50, Ills as the liabilities
and S2O9, 1913 as the assets.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-12
Hawthorne is 100 miles from the Mound

House. TIE various stations between til,
two places, and the distances from the start
ing point are as follows: Dayton miles.
Clifton Is, Fort Church II 26, Washont %
Wabuska So, Cleaver -, Mason 40, Rio
Vista 81, Reservation 50, Schurz 65, Gillis
70, Hawthorne 100.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-12
HOTEL ARR1vALs-ORMsBY HOUSE

Miss T n Horton, S F Mrs Neattle, San Fra
EA Culver, Bedie j C Stocker, Glenbk
B Schloss. San Fran p Stocker, do
Mrs BurrelI, Glenbk Chas Burrell, Glenbk
VIM Prince, do E Williams, Gold Hill
r e Woods Virginia
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-12
A Valuable journal.
Times of April 18th

Times of April 11th.l
The Times advice on stocks within the
past few weeks has been worth many
years subscription to our patrons.
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.sDTT1NGS.

was being surveyed yesterday.
r,,o +o,,r;st, vii, soo, dominance 70 in
.11 p;o,o
A. y y ,1oco.,1,x 81 Aha VIRGINIA
-, 49,, 49,. o.4o,.,7o,
, I,l 49, '' n;oht
Aine carloads OF Eortons patent water
Richard Ayland, who died ut the county
hos ltai yesterday WAS aged % years.
The New Orleans M'nstre's passed
| thfo0gh 10 virginia yes, efday morning.
! r II. LINDSAY. of Reno. and Senator
hAiheS' OF Genoa were IN the ei'y yesVeF-
! DAY
{ Tho .ata.Dtn. for 1891 viii he receive1
from TIC Virginia tly olhuesy III a lie"
! days
35r and 1ffs 4rthnr NTcEwpn were in |
tie city on at5n,!av. as the guests of Mrs. |
Il. Nj HUNT.
Fav Temnleton. the child actress, well |
known in this CITY. IS billed for a starring
.onr in Nav, yoyk
The town is fn], Of orowlino and discon-
+or,oa na,,la ,foo+,r .hoso Who roolactoa
TO buv stocks Inst week
ing out will begin to-day
'''on WI 0in WIN vi "
to Hawthorne ON Friday newt
-,
NIL w. - iA''no"ii' Assistant 'eisein'-a!
LIS - ZIG 's' SENATE, N'" III 'niS el's' Is
''o'e' & ''f"'e' % 'nlS Guy, are erecting
'"i0 81 La" 'iiofns "
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Tue hungry neAV Ahufsu''y'
- 'oiie'' ." h'eii''en' 81 'iie
oio"" ol"' al" Deicner nnlheS' passed
III '''7A i ii''0 ioi ''''ii Ai'"'iSeo Oh sunday
V''"''6'
The largest transactions yesterday were
III 'i'PeIH'' 'o'' s'l'FeS changing hasoS.
4 nc i.'''' L" 'ie ''1"lno aoo"V Sen"iDS IL u
- H'l''i'
First-cla stem-wiuding WaltLam and
Eig'n watches for $2S, worth 500, at Uncle
h"fflS ri hearny street, between Bush
ana ou'ter.
The CITY rrrnsfees mot for their monthly
meeting last nirht but rs there was no
,no3nm tb4y od;,nrna1 ovo, 70 7.2n o,c,oo1,
his evening.
r,a+:,o r,,,- hoe 1oor so7oo+o7 o,7 nv, 4
c,,,o1 70 oc+ &c ana of +ha ir1,ros ~ nowt
,,+,,n7,,,,s 2on,, elor Tbo .o ouu
vi 70. lo,on.. - ,.ot l,oo, ol,oso, o.
III ''y 'i'o LII
. ~ anu
'' "-''
If Hawthorne was about a thousand
niles from mere everybody would want to
% thefe' AS IL IS however, only enough
VII go 10 60 the legitimate business OF the ..
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STOCKS

1910 Ophir "a
6,'o 4'iGxicau-S
1925 Gould and Curry-Ga
920 Best and Belcher- 81
240 California; 50
HOO Savage-325
325 Con. Virginia. Is
449 Cho!iar-2 %
1925 Potosi-3 80
93j Hale and Nnrcross-6
270 Crown Foins-2 %
920 Yellow Jacket 50
1850 Belcher-3
$3.50 Imperial
so Alpha-5 60
1880 Sierra Nevada 1867 1Gt
395 Ctsh-if3
500 Bullion so
$50 ExchequeI-f 40
$50 OvermaR-1 80
go Union Cou.-ll5
1850 Alta-S 80
100 Chaneage-f %
20 Seq. Beleher-S4
$50 Occitlental-i %
i?oO .Inha o9c
soy Sa;edoAla-@
ooo lazy "i.snIh S'on-@oc
'oO Ahues-- 50
4OO Jnsflce-'Vc
~ oonhaeiee-a %
IOo ,scoi piol'-- %
IoO neh'oh-ouc
-"o o"heof'ia ''"'F-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-12
IMPURE BREATH.

Among ell the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay of the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the NEST Notifying
and unpleasant to its possessor, and 1t Is
the mostirexcusibleand offensive in socist, 5,
and yet the cause Of it may easily be re
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that Justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
SOZUp4NT. It pnriiies and sweetens the
brc-.sii, cno!s aud refreshes the mouth, and
gives !. peaFI-like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOLODONT, as
it removes all unpleasant odors of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-12

AT RAIL's.-E. Is. Rail is still in
San Francisco selecting new goods for
Carson consumption. When he went
down last time he Brought back the boss
coffee pot and coffee drinkers arose to
call him blessed. He expects to be
back before long with some new me-
chanical wonder with which to astonish
the public: Meanwhile goods at Tx,
old stand continue to be sold as cheap
as ever.
, 1881-06-26
THE ABORT1ON1sT ABROAD.

skT1r,s JIourOc, Alias ~ Dr. tIaFA> fH
rne Tolls on the Charge of Having
Performed an Operation OIL n Harriet
German Woman.
..Dr."K l.. Monroe, an unlicensed pract-
TONER la wing an ollict at No. 1sS Clark street
,,r,der the name OF DR." Clark. Is prisoner
Ut the West Twelfth Street Station. chasxeo
with murder and abortion. Ills victim IL = hss.
4nastas!a Hoizuer wife of a hard working det-
nnn car0cnrcr, living at IS; West Tuyior street
T',,t. ytt,u,'s ,ieuth aud brief outline OF tue
f,.rs were reported 1T the Health tfee Ee!ter.
t'ny 1nur,,tnx by 1,r. Lcoig. of No. 'bl Ha!steh
street, bnt no great a;nnnnt Oh asteo ts',,,'1s1
,.ninst the ir,forn,atlnn. and went Il, the police
IF tht. West Twelfth Street station ior iustnet
particulars It WAS 1hey nrsI Tue nan r,1!S
detailed to D0k the matter up ftun' ~ t1sai
ran b. ;iscer1a!ntl tho operation W." perl of!neas
one week ago last Tuesday ln ths 'net.r "n Mc.:
panied his wife to tho Doctors tu!ce Mo.'t.ay
ntiernoon. il@ wife sorey trts's'lctt ut her
condition, and was anxious 70 hase n ,n W.
l,ru,xht aboul. How Hhe singled out Dr Cafh. oF
obtasI,t4l his address. he does not kno~. ny ~
secret was natie as 10 the object 0f thsls Ga.l
upo,. THO DMtor aud tney ennvef efs rif h,,t The
nricc. The doctor wuntcd s., Tor the j9t', j'
and this WAS more than they le!I nD!c a..
10 pay No asrse%eoi', i,o,xnr was ensfrsa who says @
he was al the while averse % the alla,F upon ~
rsach,nr nou,c tried 10 talk bis VIE out .! H. IL.
'rrastur 1uurutr9 when he set our 1or "tash nc
rh,,,ynt bt: oad fully convinced ncr o1 INC cA-
,ruv1vnncc. II not Of tho fuosi5nness: ot me
thing. He was mistaken, however, H'e MS VIII.
tukit1c advantage Ut his nbse'tcc. "cnt uo"u
tt,wn and had the operation performed: ;iL iease
ria IL what she afterwards confessed 70
hin,. When he rcncheu home tnat nRnt
shr was already In bed sick anu sao neser ~.
r. trhe Doctor had furnished her Win pot1ic
| nr rnediclue and some powders, and- oT taksas
| thfs.. according to instructions, she hoped u
, 1881-06-26

Probably what will be the finest safe-deposit
vault in tho Northwest is that now hcans ou'st
by Halls Safe & Lock Company for the La
t.rosse National Bank, OF LII Crosse. WIS. Ia's
IS II vault eight feet nigh. ten feet vide ano
nine feet deep. made of the tive-ply welded
steel and iron only used by Halfs SAFE q LOCK
Co,upany. the plates Of which are held tosetner
with HaI,'s pateut conical threaded bolts. the
.o,,lt door is massive and secure. being locked
with hcuvy-g -goarcd bolt work and AalFs Premier
locks. connected with the patent ont'.'n alo
disconnected arbor. In addition to this it IS &C.
cured with Hairs Patent Infa'lalc Time LOCK.
1ns,df, ,yi,l bc q largc nest or safety-tteposlt
hoxcs for tho use Of customers. and anlsnea
only US Halls safe s. Lock COMPANY can nnls'
,hr,n. When completed tho bank Will nave q
iul, OF which thov will justly feel proud and will
rot regret they gave Halls Snfo & LICK Com
many decided preference over all competitofs
Halls Safe s Lock compans's store az o. "aslt.
inoton street. is a.busy place. They ha1e more
work than they can do in filing olucts' Will
which they arc much behind.
, 1881-06-26
FRANCE.
0AslrETTA WAITING; AND WATCHING

Special f.tbl--
PARIS, June 25.-M. Gambctta has retired TO
the Willie D:Var.y. lie receives no visitors,
and makes no sign. but continues dilatory
policy, waiting for his opponents to commit
some blnnler sufficiently serious tn enable
him to regain his advantage. Judging
from 81. Ferry's recent harangue, ne
will not have to wait long. N. Ferry's
Epinal speech is an attempt tn win the sup
port of the Left Centre and Aloderates Ee'l-
orally. whom lie ;1ienated by his campaign
against cIericalisnl. Another step III TINS
direction would make Il complete breach be-
tween Y, Ferry and the l;adicals.
sEAEFrI. oE nlsMAEcK.
The Republicans fear that Prince BIS
mnrck will soon 1inI opportunity to lnillce Il
fresh blow OIL France II 50, the Leon
Eenault group.of spectators who promoted
tbs Tunis expedition. hoping to fonnd IN
Tunis /. Credit Foncier, are likely to tee1
popular Indignation.
TIE SEDAN MINISTER.
To thu 1rtsfern xisxoeiotes. Press.
PARIS. June 25.-Emile Olivier has con-
sented to stand for Ajaccio, Corsica, at the
fortlconing election.
, 1881-06-26

-------- .,,, ,l -. hov.
recover ftlaay tolto"tGs S,,sr ~. rrent,nant
cailen Upon tne poctor !ur - aus%h t."t ontf. dnxr
btt sue WAS unapc u testt.s aet ~; GG's. @ ~ occri
or TWO !atcr tne poetos catles! ~ u ~
nc nka!n rreSgrfoeh toE ner. olt nu n.rsn.I
he: Illness h'| ealesl four or hve Times: eng
Fsiuav altefs1uon "ncn nc lo"no nc' eo~'~
50 pFecnrloltS tna1
III: SHOWED SIGNS OF ALA1:M.
and when h+ ,rns uhour to depart, gathered up
ana toos with MIN iii suyc one of tho hotties OF
nlint. hc ht,i river, her Nfizner saw that the
Inut,.. wns s,5rnT;sts, AZ her condition,
mi ,:antrt ri cai in another nhysiciu,1. Dr..
Wourve quickly intcrposct and said he would
Gri. il, :.n1i Gcr,,,;ln Doctor whom they cuutl
Mnznrr said h.. knew one WHOM, he wuntc<l
.,hny,, nll uhers tho I}octor insisted ou making
His nw,, chn;,r III. nromisc,i IN return III t.vc-
~ n;n,,f,.s h,lr tnilei II, show IN. Mrs Ko.xuer
REV rapidly worse, and died ut :. O'Clock in tho
sftcrn,n,,,
Dr. Monroe was found at ) o'clock Last even
, 1881-06-26
AN1SsANE MCRDEEEE.

CLEVELAND, O., June 21.-About ths
afternoon Il young Mlall went into co11ee'
house OH Superior street, ordered supper
and ate heartily. \ check for 10 cents was
given him. which he took tp the desk. ihe
walters and others in the restaurant paid no
attention, and nobody can tell exactly what
occurred until the report OF 4 pistol was
heard, and the proprietor, who was sitting AZ
tl,e desk, was seem to fall over. The stran-
ger then reached over the desk and fired ALI
other shot. and started ont. At thu door
- coloreI man grabbed him and held lliu1
nntila policeman arrived. when the DTS
Oner was taken 10 tho r, pot.ee
station, There hewas questioned; ne nlSt
rayc his 1,a,ne as John Allons. of New vrh
Citv, but afterwards said his name was
Frank Alois Fritz, aye Il; that hc Is car
riuye-tri}nI,cr, and lis home in Columbus,
T.. where he was employed til lately " tne
Cu,,1IIpls buggy Company. He saia nc ql!lt
work t>a,.a,lst. lie WAS sick. lie came he5s;
thinking ..to tr:.lnpa while and rccuperatc:.
lie first thought 1T saIlln. Oh thc laHe' u'.t
rave that up lie said lie went to tile reso g.
faurant aud got supper. lie went 70 tue
desk with the check, and, t1i'tlng ile lltu 10 10
money. the thought flashed upon hlll u
sorry, sorry 1or what he has done, but he - acts Is
strangely calm about 1t, and appears 2r,t.' ~
ne not in his right mlnu. lne
murdered mans name Is 1tolse
Williams. He recently opened IN pnslhess'
, 1881-06-26
TIE EAST.

CoNSrANT1SorI.E, june 23.-It is stated
that 'rissot. the Frcllcl, Ambassador, before
going OH a furiougll, informed the Grand VI
zicr that the French would advance upon
Tripo!i if fanatical intrisleS were carried OIL
there. The Porte las ordered the authorities
of Syria and Tripoii to prevent the entrance
uf French political agitation.
TIE FOREIGN rosT-oF'F1cES.
The Ambassadors OF the Powers protest
against the menaccs contained i'll the Pnrte's
note relative to the suppression Of foreign
post-otiices i'll Turkey.
THE CHEEK PRESS.
The Greek press. with the exception OF the
two nr three organs ol the Ministers, attacks
with great yiE0r the eonysitlon tor the IN, =,
-itlsncs. :. moderate and ably edited paper
gives il Ion. review of the Convention. sow'-
ing its negligent compilation. the
most favorable Interpretation on its lrovls-
ions, but stating that several 1T its clauses
are s,1Ier;luons h.lmiliatiolls for Greece anu
that others are contrary to the Constitution:
The xlio3.. after showing that the treaty VI
1850 stnwed greater respect Tor Tie dignity NJ
Greece than TINT Of 1851, asks Why tue hulE.
wilictl the Republic of lsO obtained. 'lhen
Capndistria succeeded in influencing in our
favor The decisions OF Europe; to-dny-let
us be still and hide the, blush Of shame
Of Tricoupis, after giving expression to the
sense Of Humiliation caused by the Con'en-
tion, saws that nothing better could be
expected from, the tteScrters OF the national
cause" Those who recoilet froAl war a ar
unfortunate negotiatG1S lOr peace. The
Powers who look forward To the government
ut the Peninsula know that we would accept
anything This Is, in SUM. tile whale fl.ne-
tion of the nation which pretended 10 De Ilie
instrument Of tile regeneration nj the East.
.1ttI .1<
, 1881-06-26
GRISCOM'S FAST.
Some Speculnttonx on His Hlooo"Fro-
dnctnx Apparatus.

Some Spectilntfonx on His HlooueFro.
ltnctn% Apparatus.
A,thop7h Griscotu walked twelve miles during
the TWO days previous he did not leave his room
Yesterday. This was not because ne nAa eA-
pcrienced aug uncomfortable effects IRON LIZ
.,cdr,t rianjs1u bit because he was busy think
t,,,,. as he said Turing these coualnunings with
hts inner consciousness he walked resttcsly up
ana down his apartments, and an estimate rlaced
rhe distance nt live mtles. The faster does not
suy uuy1hiux about it, but he IS evidently
worried and 1!sappo.ntea ~ ,,G anG in.'re o1her
outluy, his expenses arc quite heass. aMu n.o
u,,t n,urr than oue-luarter betrayed ~ tas r.
rejnrs GriscuM, up to this stage OF the 'ast,
s:r1p,lousiy rcfrultled frntn bodily exercise. III
order to econonlize the store oi tss.e; tt;
hut his experience OF tue week 1e;se 1ust Giu'es IL
nut attended with corresponding decrease ~
weight During the lust week tue faster asot1 s
dupos has fallen OF oniy - ,., pounu2 . s the
Inv in.it,rt. Four weeks were completed at
nn yesterday, the faster kicking the oea'n ~ "
lt;!a: hounds, KY: pounds less than Whe, t1e
tast began. the measurements Of tue ditIfEn r.
mt parts OF the iody were Identical "1ta =,
these OF. Il week ago. ,1al. Ine ~ a1stex w,ter
u n'm Inv The a,nount or moisture exhalc'1. TO-
vctlier with tho inscusible pcrspiut'on neeounss
for the difference in weight between .ae ,,oaI
w VI om,v dncs 4 proportion Of the water thus
nass oil through the pores. bur tnta deau n,tes
| Yhr1Wu of by tQ9 u1SlutcEaattA tAA 80" st,...
| a.H orhar rfssi,es are evacuated as ilscnslble
pcrspiraon. The skin ana m lns ;'i4r IRE az from m
| Ina in,ly than does tho urinary apparatus. lhe
doctors continued their t:.icroscoriGsi cAn'n. 1n
rit,n Of the ootl Inst night h'.f aiiaouka .ne y,
rins arc very cheap. they would not 'ent'1rs ~, ~
account for the gradual .lltnt,tlGn o. o,'l, 'ne
cnrpIsclcs. Some psychologists ar': ~ tue mi' ~,
ion that tho red corp.'sces "riEinate iron, INC
rupture OF the white ones. tho lorne. ~ ~, ,.,
ut the ce way bursts whe 1,,'srS sf 5ps red eol
| rnsc,os i'hc white cells develop fEo1u cnyie
IL aS tns san's sre erase
hlM loses It's red color and the suneTc ~
takcs on the paor p:l'o 10 o' an "i::; iuabti:ts
~ .Pc rnrsentcric niand tn manufacsufc tne M
cnye which in tnfn sss ssg Of the
io11cr IL urcntty reduced 1t is this reauction o. o.
r1rnusccs that is strikney npnata,. e,.. ~ T.
| I:r,srn's case and the cause uEdulotea. y, ~
thuI. thutlgh tho tnesente1ic eluios arG 1 ~, i,,
eyse,, vet tney ar: 90 rendered ,,..'.',,l 1um
| her Of coEpuscle5.
, 1881-06-26

,Sprtfak Dispatch tn The Chicago Tribune.

Special Dispatch tn The c"'e"'o 97'0antr a',:n,,
New YORK, June - stofs & - p"p,.'teo 4so
here rurportlns to give the lacts ls IL ,,4o t,,a
Stewart case. inc paper CIV lux u.o
story gives it sensational headlines sucl rs
"a r.. Stewards body. Who stole 1t :"
{. V~bp,o II Is. and WHY it. has not been recOv-
or..d ;, .tThn whole secret exposed BY 4
',l'..o+i,o t.a :, T. Is to he continued after the
aeteet1'e' - =. ~ ',n- I.,- ..,,.
fashion Of story papers day os "as'
4 FAST STEAMSHIP LINE. =.
,,ha srhp,ue ,,f establishing 4 line Of fast