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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IrvEErooI- May 80 D. m--POrs Prime Mesa Eastern
Gus steady at 90 hrmer 5O6d.. Long Clear
ss-sis a. - I'd short Gear dni AZ ~ Hams-ong nt
Ex, steady 100; Prime less duh al z. Lard
a. f so y- 3, AN ps Ans11cas r5ore
du AZ b Lard on none here Flour-Extra state steady
ssls. Waeat-No. 4 White steady Al lOSi. No spnng.
steady Of - Id Winter New Western steady 10 cd
Corn-Aixed- steady 1t IL Id Ior new Gs I'D for Ole
10 S 1sr eeaal for western head Sl0G Si6d per
Gen average California hlte l0dd tOd Tor Caiior
Western spring Corn, 81 od per GENITAL for New Mixed
LIVERPOOL. May 81 D. m-Provisions-Cheese CD per
s U ae best gsGes OF ApsTcaa 1er . c w. per e
Fesosgm III gallon - $500. ,o,. o.r,,.,
f nS MAJ a-petroieqm ~ francs 10 aseS az
sr AhxLrpLA Nay 3-FlOur dul-W estern and Penn
DO EItrAs g OOds5 -: Minnesota Extras Clear s ~
New @ - 81 OHIO ChOice IS 70 9s1 p; 90
t rasH.s eoa 90 Fancy $ 7S Winter wheat
Mrtar - =. qso ~ Rye Flour nrm al "a % for aure
s. S es ga e1 al - 90 Wheat No Red depot
es on board Corn rmeT Southern sail Yellow
eteaIpeT ye1ow uetol e62c. do. at Richmond 20 e
f[s9 rate Tor sail Moa prompt shipnenUs nominay
q. 1So5e detected do Mixed 6Oc Provisions
o. FsoSeSs 80 a. gear t Ness pei t9L 70 Sy
TYtSs - W lldls Mess So Porg-Mess gls9Sls Zs.
Rstre 10 sides IsSis"e DO IN salt il al 81,
saogaers pickle s.. o DE- 90 sSfSc ses
II a. = a. &c do smoked l2Diz &c. Lard-Citv Kettle.
Esster- ~ 90 steam 1882 butchers Loose 100
80. r 81 Kettle 400 do steam. 1879 DO Butchers
e. 10 Butter-Creamery Extra 5Z934o
81 5Sc- 10 Good Choice ZoGJOs bradford
n. eau view YORK Extra TuOs b D29c; 40 f1rsts 256
e Rolls Pennsy gsnia and western l0a25 Eggs-Penn.
FuiI sea it@iI &c; Western. lie Cheeso-New York
Coz - &c Western FUN Cream, lzl3c: TO- ar 70
Ssmn.-,' 20 DO ialf skinned. -a9sc Pennsylvania
0QIc COfee-Kio, sac. sugar-Raw nrm Al Ia
GU ot Fair 10 Good fsehning MuscOvados Refined hTln
lsis. 1r Sc. Crushed Powdered. IOSscs Granu
~ g; Mould A 97sc; STANDARD 9sgc Heeds-ClOver
Fss ~ use: Timothy, So 1OOs2 IS. Flarsoed ~ 40
-
am D Dun Refined. IN bbis 7sc.; Cases, lOss Whskey
-A' Western IL a.
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- srocK MARKErs-RY rELEGRArn.

RrFrArO May 3-CArrLR Receipts to-day. t7o head
tota Tor thus 5000 heat for same time lst week
800 head consigned thrOug lIJ cars market active ah
made lshcr sales Good Choice Steers - az %; Light
10 FAIR 81 ers. - 7JHS6 90 All sold
sppFp .Sp LAARs-I.ecepts to-day $500 head total for
week thus tar Tor same time last week, IuOO
bend. % du. tcnol8 down
ward Gales Wool sheep - 1O0f 20; Choice,
n 90: Clipped sheep. - oOa - DO several cars
unsoil
HoGs-Hecepts today 3.4OO head. total for week thus
far Z To- head. same week. 10000 head
signed O market quiet and unchanged
cool Choce Workers 1JQe. 30; Good Medium weights,
= 6UUfT -.
CHICAGO. May 3.-H0Gs- Receipts 2600O head. ship
u,euts I.JU head active; prices 5dl0c higher
Common HOH - -; Heavy Packing and
SlupuA - 4JQ41 81; Light ~ 40 okps anu CuIs
- d-tnU.
CArTLR-R-ceipts $500 head shipments. l,-oO head
mara "a more active Exports 25a<1 3D. Good
Chuice shipping 81 5DGs7 To- Common a. - 6O
AeI Butchers and IUU DC lower AT - 6u0Sj 400
Common Texans "a iOa1J 30, Good
TO Iloc 90; stockrIs and Feeders pieLa
and = JUHrJ.
SHRgP- Receipts 1000 head Shipments loo head
ket NeaA steady Inferior 10 FAIR - $50 hcuum 70
Coo eO45O 30, Chocc T. Extra al Az EXtra Shorn
:
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF EARL & DAYTON, BANKERS,
Nos 80 TO 80 DRFXEL BUILDING,
NEw-YORK. May !, lSS2.)
Mr. George H. Stayner is tins day admitted 10 our
firm az Special Partner, he having contributed the
sum OF one Hundred Thousand 9IOO,OOOl DCI'T'
in cash 10 the capital stock said partnership 10
terminate April 80, 1888 EARL u DAYTON,
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rfcer. Vessels Gnf RIhr1rfA
Nrw-YoRK, Wednesday. May 3. 1892
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw-YonK. wednesday. May 3. 1ss2


G6FFEFeRio quiet anu Unchanged Fair eargoes a',c.
august at Zoe Mid rather steady Brigg Meehan
terms ana 800 mats Padsng ex sulman B. Alien on
pr rnTr1 Yspo "tinn onet unchaSced sales 500 bales
zoo bales EVENING" al for spinning Delivered on con
against 565 bales day last week. and 4 bales last
points sales ID 900 bales Prices pad-May IL l6al22o
June 1881 1875 July "a al&4! August lob a I-;oz
IGIiGii45 January ll.54: February, l65 Prices Tor
h Hngs sna a5o 9ep1emScr I52o 0eS Der
peg o.aS p4eeT for cont81etsay june
l2Sl al25I July ~ Oh ~ o A9gas l0
december. n.t0all.4I; January lL5Oall52 February
FLOUR AMI MEAL-fLOc K-MaTKet shade hrner
prices however without material CHANGE rather more dong
bfG Sl. 'Api Including 1886 6Ds Tor export:
DePsne 81 Sass 80 co@Sou % Far ''f Extra State
- I1ds5 CO. Good 70 Fancy DO - 81 a. oo Som9H 90
So Common 70 Round Hooo Ono 10 70 as6 25'
a. so. Bakers Extra. jOas'. straight - 590ss -
pasen ss9 St Louis Common IN 70 So Far ar E Extra
Winter Wheat Extra. 81 jOSsJ market closing hrm 49, -
sol IH1kN - y 4eG od ., oay bo,ce ~ as 5
RYE FLOUR steayi sales 800 DOls supertne ~ 80 80
MEAL gTiSt Gn9 iaH saes tx go OOS i'Ho"
Palermo oranges S2as and 5000 do do Lemons 81 90
Observation-Disclosures opened IA &c higher, snbse-
Guenuy most OF TIE aiYance vas lost cosg nr q. NH,
above the Inside proe; limited export trade az
count l312OO0 bush: future 10000 bush cash'
incudng Ungradcd Winter Red Al 2UdSl 5oi 40 hetL
~ 25atl q: No2 ked - 491sa$l 49, for certineaes
II 4S0Sl 30 delivered Ungraded White ~ 3v0si - -
No White III 40 for certificates II 20 N soIe r. 80 "a,
= 46 delivered load Of Canada spring runOItu - ~
Red. May. 4SAaSl 80 closing - 49,? 90 une'
tgiadfl closing ~ i9 DO. July, ~ - a.! - ,
closing Ii IL 253fG<l 20l, closing ~ -
ember Z6Gtl ZGls closing ~ 70 = fs 4 our
"a % 2c tate, 500 "A iilh ID
firm. sales. 2OJUO bush Canada y 20 BIlghl l9
arrive promp shipment. 10; &2WO bush OhsIauTl
Canada. : I50-l 49,. CANADA PEAS lower safes
GD' bush to arrive SIC in CORNMarSet
opened dlc subsequently the advance was lO7 ana
a ID
thing doing export home trade demand ana iaa
safes, 1,ti7O't Dush IhiuIt le'u"
bush cash. including Ungraded western M1el al
. elevator soc, ana -4'8 00t hciNeie", USING
- &c. = g1c.; steamer hlte - 2c steamer
Sjc. Delaware elbow. &c on do'A' ~ =
Mixed Nav. Gs5c, closing "a &c; do jane, -'2 - &C
&C.. closing $50 90 August
closing -tptcmner - 54'o-4c e p7lh5
.OAIS-Narket unsettled, opening 12e &C heit4
the advance u~f sales bJ5oOV pu &
including az &c. 40. . 8 a0l --c No.. / 4l''ei
q " ite 6-c. No - ~ t4o So. No. i
ouned 6-c: Mixed Western G0Q6ic; White DO OUq toe
n xed STATE 6Jut4c. u 90 i2c, No Mixed
Nav GOa a6lc do June. 59NGOc do Juiy, D. 4J7c go.
August. 4asi a. c.. do. septemDcr, 4e's O 4"c
ExroErs fkoM SEVEN ATLANTIC FORTS FOR TIE WEEK
ENDED APRIL %. 1852.
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EeqaI Notices.

SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
, or NEW-YORK.-IRA BURSLEY plaintiff against
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM JOHNSTON and JOHN DOE
ctt ousy designated their real names unknown
doing business the firm Of Johnston and Com
Annoy, China. defendants
To the above named def eudants;
You hereby summoned TO answer the complaint IN hs
on the plalntlrs
attorney within twenty days after the service OF TINS sum
Of the service and IN OF i
re to appear answer will be taken against you
by default. for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York CITY, April IL. 1872.
GEORGE II. FORSTER, plaintiffs attorney.
Post Office address % allst New
To The aDov named defendants and each OF them;
The foregoing Is served upon you by publication
unrsuan Of the Hon George G. Barres one OF
The Justices Of The supreme Court OF TIE STATE o. New York
dated the OF April ls2 and hled with the com
plant Office of the Clerk OF the city aud County OF
NeW-YOrk at the city Of New York .
"'" GEORGE IL. ORsTER, plaintiffs attorney.
rnac la-rh
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o1TTPRFNF COURT-Citv and County of

SUPREME C0URT.-City and County of
- of New. York-HELEN Z. SMITH, Plaintiff. agt. HAN
NAH LOUISA COVERT and others Defendants =, $500,
In pursuance Judgment Of partition and made and
above entitled acton on the fourteenth day OF
Judgment viii az puzzle auction at the Exchange sales
room, IL Broadway IN the tiy u New OK On a"nuay
fawrrnce SON auctoneer the premises IN said Judgment
mentioned and described a. folio 80. VIZ:
" thai certain dwelling house and lot piece
marcel OF situate lying and being on the easiery sue or
ESf Ward Of the city Of New York
nguished number may loo thompson Street and
rear by ground formerly OF Robert northery by
street southery by house and lot OF ground now known
number Thompson street IN breath IN
side one hundred feet be the same more or less.
SecondyAll those certain lots pieces parcels OF
the nornery side OF Thirty nr street between the
First and second avenues N the CITY Of New ork and yonnd
OF Thirty rst street. distant westerly three
hundred westerly line OF First
nne running thence westerly line OF rhr
y.rst forty feet thence northeTlv line parallel
with the First avenue ninety eight ieet nine Inches 20
equiistant between Thrynr and Thirty second sIees
eatery line parallel with Thirty nrst street fory
feet souhery line parallel with the flrst
ninety eight feet nine inches to the point OF place
fhiriy-A piece parcel Of ground with
buildings thereon situate lying aud being IN inc mr.,
knowu hundred and thirty one ts5 on
certain map OF survey Of larse scI Oh n" rnhorIv
by eighteen hundred and thirty "essey ~ me
rear by lot number eiShssn nan n two co9Sning
and each twenty-five ioe anu ~
isss heretofore conveyed unto En- Corkln by Aaron II.
Palmer David Demsrsy and stephen 1onln
by deed bearing the twenty ninth day OF Janna,y An
1917 and recorded ONCE Of the Register OF The oty
County OF NewYOIk IN Liber ~ o. anSes page
he said Jacob Covert deceasd by deed recorded
the fourth day o MArch. A D.. 1881.
Dated New-York April Id, lSsSS, TT U,rrs p,.-.
CHARLES H. BUTTS, Esq, Plaintiffs tserney :,
2oS AontAsae-st' brooklyn, n Y
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Diui0eno Nctlrfs.

TIKI AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
NRw.YOgk. April % 1892
A 7 A MEETING of the Board OF Directors,
~ held this day, a DIVIDEND OF THREE AND OnE-
HALF PER CENT from the net earnings OF the pasl sh
DtMONr CLARKE. Cashier
RICHMOND DASvILLK RALRoAD CohPAsfbe, !
TRKAsU EKas OFFIcE, RICHMOND Va. April ~; 1881
A QUARTERLY DIV lDEND OF lNO "
been declared payable MAY 10 lssZ 20 .i
Richmond Va, 40 the Company ono
Stockholders Of record ia How-fOrK A. THE Af'
CAN lie NATIONAL BANK. -, -. 81.
ia Ise ~ W r. TU RN Err. Treasurer
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
II BROADWAY, 80 ,sao
NKW \ DIX April 20, lso2>
COUPONS ,,.o,
~ Due May l. 1882 OF second MORTGAGE Bonds OF 49,,
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY OMFAN i
will be paid on day tue Mercantile trust
N''"'-'' ' d. W. McwILLIAMs, Treasurer.
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Diui0eno Noilces.

A LII COUPONS due 1st prox.. and the prn-
~ cipal all bonds due th ate, issued by the Rail-
road Equipment Company. .lred by rolling stock fur
the following railroads ind trust form, will be
after thai date NJ the Offices " Post Martin
10. No 30 Plnest, New Ork, l. W. CLARK q Co, No so
south ld
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The following were the receipts and shipments a
''" - ~ krcelpt- shipments
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OREGON RAILWAY and NAVIGATION

A hAIL " I anu w INTlA IV4N
~ C0MPANY.-Seaed proposals viii be received OF the
office o the Farmers Loan Trust Company. No. 20
hxchangepace for the To the Trustees Of Thirty Bonds
he oregon Railway Navigation Company The
ing fund provided the 10 the undersigned
curing
pOsals should be directed G.. ROLSTON President,
No 26 Exchangepace and must be presented before IL
o'clock the 1T prOxm0 The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, Trustees BY T. q. ROLsTON. President
" M
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OIO tNI M i y STATES MAIL srEAMERs
nTpFRTAT GERMAN MAIL.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
HARsRrRg Tbnr NAV II MAIN - Wed MAY &c
MOSEL..--. sat, May HOuESSIA FIN, otL NAV .
RATES OF PAssAGE from NEW-A DIRK 20 sOC GHAMP-
TON HANRE or BREMEN. -
FIRST CABIN -..s 500 SECOND CABIN ...--...sjO.
~TEERAGE, go.
Return tickets At reduced rates Prepaid Storage ccr
Gates, ST. sal from Pier between Second and
Ahhu-sOs' iioDOA1lL iprCrrs 20 D p,vv,,r, Cream
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ArHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENsr TOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE-Tne OF thls Line take tho Lane RoutA
recommended by Lieutenant MaaEy. L. b y, on both no
outward and homeward
BALTIC, Parsan saturday. NAV a M
BRITANNIA. Can't Perry aur,iay. Nay d q 50 N
ADRIATIC, Capt Jennings Thursday, MAY NOON
GEHNANIC, capt Kennedy saturday Nay ~ 1;yo am
REPUBLIC. Capt Irving Thursday, MAY 20 IL - M
FROM The WHITE STAR DOCK foor OF wksr
lOrH-SE
lot a
These steamers uniform in size and unsurpassed IN ap
pontments The saloons. StaferoomA smoking and Bath
amdshipA where the noise aud motion
least ft aforing degree Of comfort hitherto unztsa9ie
able terms steerase tho Odd Country $50 from
York $2o
Por and other
Company 3 offices. No. 81 broadway, New York
II ]. coRrLa Agent
BARhIrr = CArTELIs AgeatS PhiAdephiA
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NEw-YORK. May l, 1882.
J. II. BONNELL & CO.,
Z SUruge-sf

T'HE undersigned have this day formed
4 copartnership under the firm name Of ALLEY DOWD,
for the transaction general Commission business III
stocks bonds Investment securities at No AZ broa"ay
New-I Ork Nay /. loo2. .r.-- $50,
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r-.,-I,-.r n -10 y 500 lJ-3 -OS9j 0s6OO oofl
The receipts and shipments at ana from Buffalo
to-day were rs follows
shipments
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Ocfan Steamers

"A NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
FROM Pier NJ. ~. NOrta River Neg-fOrL
DevOnia..--...May T. l. "A. ti,s la..---. MAY ~ An
trhopa MAY n. 10 J. - q MAY p. D.
RafesO passaget
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BELLA ror Lon DO NDERRG
Cabin. 5000 50 Excursion tickets 40 reduced rt-eA
Second Cabin, $40 secrage outward rs prepaid 81
For Book ~ Tours cuIa.t" I4c.. pIu, apply -
HENDERSON BROTH Els, Agents. Bowling Green
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NOTICE.

At the request OF holders of the Bonds ~ The Railroad
Equipment Company. have ARRANGED have them regis
tered and 10 pay the interest by mailing the Regis
tered Holder each quarter day Persons holding the Coupon
Ponds can present thcm ct the Office of POST MARIIN
CO., No 81 Pine ST., for registration.
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT co.
49, BY II. a. Y. POST, Treasurer.
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OFFICE OF TIKI EVENING STAR MINING CoNPAsL{
No 81 WALSH, y. Y, April 20 lo5@
DIVIDENDS Nos. ~ and 43.-Ihe Board OF
~ Trustees Of this Company has declared DIVIDENp
NO. 40 OF PER CENT capital stock. also ID l.
DEND No. 43 OF the SAME AMOUNT mAkng nth %
CENT, payable April -, at the ohce or Mes-Is
Adams & McHarg. 80. 80 Waist
The will be- closed the 18th INST ana re-
opened May . HENRY X. MCuAki, IreashTeI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-04

WIN. L. ELLIS,
w tdEMBER T. Y STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK BROKER,
lHDALJ-- L.. y. l.
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CUNARD LINE.

NOTICF-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM EW-YORk TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
PROM PIER 40. 10 'HoRTH RIVER.
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DED STAR LINE.
Ia United states and ROYAL Belgian Mall stsamerA
EVERY SArU RDAY FOR ANTWERP.
The splendid nrst-clasA tali powered stelnerl
BELGEN SATURDAY, MAJ 1870
NADEkLAN .-..--------Satarday, May u, NJ
saloons smoking and bathrooms sniidsAips
accommodation uaekoellci.
al deck
No nor es cattle. sheen pisS cicriSL
First cabin, 80 and 500
second cabln sJj prepaid. So ;excursion.s
sta.raga Slt} prepaid. ga excurslon- 81 3D. .
PETER w RTG Hfr SONS. Gen'l Agts. - broadway nv
DOYAL. MAI. TO THE NETHERLANDS.
(soamers leave Co Pier foot Of sussexsI Jersey city.
FOR
rnAM -. "Wednesday, May ). = p n.
F0r
oorrrpnAM "wednesday May 10. . n m.
lar cabin so I'd CABIN $50 seerage prepaid ga
II. { AZAUX, general Agent n south WLliams6
EyNcH' Ep1ES 60, IN MI IL '" IN Mob bi
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4 Hamburg American Packet Company Line ilr
PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG aud IA iDl 20 -
T. v rs liALlA.--.-- 'ay y
WIELAND MAY IT LIS NlI..---. -. >
raIesrp Plymouth. LOnGOL CherDonrG an1 hainDnr1.
First cabin, SOD Cabin $50 SLsOrlge -,l tOhhl
tp at reduced rates Storage dlnDIrs Hayro All
southampton. ~. TOR lOur-i "a -tit. -
hsI- NiIARDT e. co {. B. RICHARD & co.
General A cents General Passenger AgsnfI
"a. ~ RrOa..st,. y Y. No. Of Broadway, y. Y
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NENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE
Of Company No AZ North River foot u M0rton,r
TheDassengers ~ tis avoid 10th TRANSIT Oy hnslsi
raiwayani the iscO nfOrts Of crossing th3 clAalA Ia
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-08-03
LOCAL INTELIdGENCE.
Personal &efes.

N. Levy has gone to San Francisco
TO select fall stock of gods. He will
be absent about three weeks.
Bishop Whitaker passed west yester.
day on his return from his annual
tour through Eastern Nevada. He
says times are improving up ct Ward,
Bristol, anil some other small camps in
South Eastern Nevada.
Superintendent Coddington made a
'Aying visit to Winnemarca yesterday
on a special train and returned'to Car
lin on the regular tram.
L. s. Hodges. superintendent of the
Auburn mine left for Chicago yester-
day.
Lieutenant Knox, Quartermaster at
Fort McDermit. left for the Fast yes
sterday an leave of absence, accompan-
led by his family.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-08-03
Water Notice.

From and after this date, until fur.
Their notice. water will he shut off from
the mains Of the Winnemucca Water
Works. from 10 o'clock A. NJ. until A
o'clock r. M and from 7 O'Clock p. NJ.
until 6 o'clock A. M. Water consumers
will therefore take notice and govern
themselves accor lingly.
j. B. GRAMM. Sap't w. w. w.
Winnemucca. Aug. l, 1882. If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-08-03

The road agents are very busy Just
now on the road between Kelton and
Wood River. Eight or ten days ago
they robbed the stage aud got away
with considerable money. On Monday
evening they stopped the stage again
about twelve miles out from kelton.
and robbed all the passengers Of money
and valuables. j. N. Thaeker, Wells.
Fargo 4 Co.'S detective-and one of the
best in the service went up the road
yesterday to investigate and endeavor
to find some clue that might lead to the
discovery aud arrest OF the highway.
men. 1t is said that the robbers got
away with about $1,000 from the pas
sengers aud Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S treas.
ure box on Monday night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-08-03

The officers OF Nevada Lodge. No.
%. 1. O. G. T., will be publicly in
stalled on Friday evening, 4th instant,
at 7:30 o'clock. The Juvenile Tenn
plars are invited to be present in rega.
liza. Colonel F. j. Culver, of San
Francisco, will deliver lecture on the
occasion. He is the Grand Lecturer,
and is said to be fine aud very inter-
esting orator. The exercises will he
held at Staunton's Hall. and members
should be promptly on hand at the
hour. The public are invited.
I'd A. j. SHEPARD. w. G.. T.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-08-03

Cattle men are already rushing about
Truckee Meadows for the purpose of
contracting for hay for Winter use.
Asa Dawson, 'Commissary at the Tn
sane Asylum. had his nose badly peeled
by an unruly crank last Saturday.
Tempiute is beginning to pick up,
says the Phoebe Record. 1t now has a
population of ten men, and postotfice
has been established there.
The people of Truckee have not yet
made up their minds as to whether rI,e
fish Of Bonner Lake have been killed
by giant powder or are dying of some
mysterious disease.
There is man confined in the Bea-
verhesd, Montana, county Jail. because
he can not give Sl00 'bonds to keep the
peace for six mouths. The mans wife
entered complaint against him..
On Sunday powerful Indian from
Wsshoe City got very drunk in Carson,
says the appeal. and while under the
influence OF the liquor he was earnestly
bent on making hive to all the squaws
he met. His conduct aroused the jeal-
ousy of quite number of young Car.
son bucks, aud about dusk he was
struggled to the outskirts of town,
where he was numerically beaten by
the offended Indians.
A serious accident befell Thomas
Logan, of st. Joseph, last week. of
which the Phoebe Record says: 1t APP
pears there was red ant nest aear the
house, aud the ants had several times
stung the baby, aud on that day had
stung the child. SO young Logan deter
mined to destroy the aest. He made a
hole in the ground near the nest and
filled it with aapowder, then put a
match to it. but it failed to explode.
He then got coal Of fire and placed it
ON the powder, aud it failing to cause
an explosion, he got down on his hands
aud knees and blew on the coal. This
succeeded, for the powder exploded.
mutilating young Logan's face most
horribly. completely destroying one
eye. aud possibly both. His face was
filled with gravel and the flesh torn
from off portion of it.
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The NcGinleys gave an entertain
ment at the dollhouse night before
last. to O not very large. but very en-
thusiastic, audience. Quite a number
Of vaqueros from the surrounding coup-
try, and Nick Darnell and his men
from Oregon. attended. and pronounced
II the best show they had seen for
years. To cap the climax there was a
dance after the performance, in which
ell hands participated, and which was
kept mp us long as the festive cowboys
could get partners.
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TRoCHEs do not disorder the stomach
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act dirsc5ly on the infamed parts. oil
laying irritation, give relief in asthma,
bronchitis, coughs. catarrh, and tbr
throat troubles which singers and pub
lie speakers are subject to. For thirty
years Browns Bronchial Troches have
been recommended by physicians, and
always give perfect satisfaction. Hav-
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use for nearly an entire generation,
they have attained welllmerited pank
among the few staple remedies Of the
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f1-tu t1f
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DAILY BULLETIN.
war Department. signal service, U. 8.
Army.

War Department. signal Service. q. 8.
Army.
Division of kilograms and reports for
the benefit OF agriculture and COM
merce.
Meteorological record, August 3. 1882,
ALI A. NJ.
The following observations were ia
ken at the same moment OF time at all
stations:
Salt Lake Barometer, 1892. Their
mometer. 62'. Wind-direction, S. ;
velocity, light. State OF weather, clear.
San Francisco - Barometer. zoos.
Thermometer, So. Wind-direction
s.; velocity, light. State Of weather.
foggy.
Winnemucca - Barometer. 1904.
Thermometer, 81. Wind-direction
s. W.; velocity, 10 miles per hour.
State of weather, clear. Maximum
thermometer, 81.