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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

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do l155 at ac is do lis H. Ike Il do l-0l b.
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heed iGdo 250 H. at II ~ l. do l2il d. al Il ~ 40 u''
Coney 3 MCPHERSON for A Abc state oxen 1873 H.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

Express Trains leave York va De,bros, and C-s
laudt streets Ferries follows.
7:zU. = so 10 lmites II a n. J. $50 $40 J. 5. G.
and and u night SUNDAY 5. aEd 10 a., > a.
: and D. ILL.,, and l. night.
Express Trains leave NewYofk daily except Suuagai ~
aud running through via Trenton and CaIlen
Returning Broad st station. PliadeiphlA
l2ol. 5.Jj S40 3:45. o.Ju 80 $40, and IA 0lu.
tied Express, l-5D p H.. l. 8 l. j. o. $50 7jj aud % NJ.
on sunday. I2Jl, 300 52 $40 $50 6.5n 8 aud
p. Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden and 40
q. no daily except sunday
ticket $40 90 broadway, Aston House aud
audi- Hrttok-
lvn Annex foot FultOn-sf Brooklyn Nos -
I'D. and lis hudson-st hoyoArn station Jersey city
EmlgTant IicEet Once. Battery place.
Inc NeW-N Tr- usicT Company Will for CLrck
basgsre hotels ana residences
FRANK THOMSON J. K WOOD
A.
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TO PHILADELPHIA
THE oLD.EsrABLrsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LrSE

~ TRAINS ZACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on Sun.
DAY THREE STATIONS IN PHILADEI~
PHiA, INO IN NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
THE UNION PACIF:C RAILWAY CONE

dividend Of and tlreequarter per cent on the capt
al -tor ol the uiun Company VIII DE paid
after April -s2 10 stockholders Of record March
H. So.
cu Jrk stockholders viii be paid at the cOmplny Office
1875 Broadway York and Boston stockholders &C the
company o.lce. NO. s. EQuIta1l. Building, Boston.
STOCK books VIII BE- Osed March 3 l-S2 and reopened
April s.. 1872. HEN ny MCFARLAND, treasurer
BOSTON, March :. ls-2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 90.
NOTICE or REDEMPTION.

All persons holding any OF the 10 DIS Of the ~pIIHEtN
PACifIC RAILROAD COMPANY are hereby notified thar
there is now u n, hands of the Undersigned trustees, uu
r Inc Mortgage by which payment 81 said bonds q.
r the sum ot one hundred thousand Dollars go.d which
uuter tn term. said Mortgage, applicable 10 IN rerm
tou OF purchase ~ said bonds and that the undesGcd Will
the land once OF sild ompiny
corner ~ 4A aud Towusrutst,, san FTtnisco Tor the
surrender bonds uutL tie IN - lEl d dF ~
MARCH l--2 I'd which time proposals WILL hr openei aA
-sh b u a- arr Ofr-l the lowest price VIII De redeemed
or uurc ha-rsl % the amount Aforesaid
r-g- Oh d. lutIrae Pro u-as for surrender on tlIst
Mortgage Bonds, southern Pacific Railroad Company
IL O. bi.TftE.73ls Trustees.
sau Tr4uc.s.a. Ter !, 1852.
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Express Trains leave New.York. va Desbrosses ami oos

DOUBLE. TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED E0UIP.
MINT. Al y THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
Gtramboats ann Rai roa0s.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
a DEAN RICHMOND and ST. JQHN leave pier 81 North
Meeting al Albany sunday morning excepted Win
north west and Stlteroous warmed
IA'l'''n '''''' '''"'' " w " EVERETT Presdent
HARTFORD, Middletown, Springfield and
- EAST RIVER ar p m co meeting az Sa5brook with
Connecticut Valley Railroad Tor all points on Conneeucgt
G "i.iy a. DAILY '''--'--' - 49, - - 80
EHIGH VALLEY RAUROAD.-Passenge
A. trains on and after Dec ISL will leave depots foot Of
Pm. aston Bethlehem Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk,
Aiientown Reading Mauch CHUNK Wiikesbarre and PITTS.
ton Pullman sleeping attached 10 G:3O train
Trains leav ng at 40 and p m connect for all points
n Malanoy and AazIeton coa4 - 1 ~ IyTGTON g.
General Eastern Office corner Church aud Corjlandtsts
C. Il. CUMMINGS. Agent
NFW-HAVEN, MERTDEN, HARTFORD
1oHNsBURY &C. steamers leave Pier 55 Z h. at 5 p M
with 1pec train Tickets so and baggage checked al g4i
e% "a and el ii u 5d DioOAyn 10
NORWICH LINE
y 70 Hoston Worcester Nashua Portlind and The Fast
Fare reduced Limited tickets to Boston, So ~ worcester -
~ 49, '''' CITY OF WORCESTER,
t ayorite 'n CITY 81 B0sTOY ' '' '' ANU
40 North River foot Of Wa-tsst, next pier
above Des0rosses Ferry daily except sundays at pm
OREGON,
~ COLORADO CALIFORNIA, ST. PAUL, MIME.
APOLIs and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH MON.
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via tho
CHICAGO AND NORTHW EsTERN R'J
II runs from 20 five daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
Chicago PULLMAN sLEEPERs al OF is
through and night Tor of fare aod oteg IN
apply by lesrorn person " any coupon ticket
agent 20 l. F. BOOTH,
General Eastern Agent, No ilj Broadway New.York.
STARIN'o ...-....-.-.,.
COMPANY
once Pier H. y r.. foot CortlandtsL
Consuments freight forV directed any part
Of the world
U&EQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received f1r delivery aiu VI freight and mer
chaudlse 90 any part %; the city
SEA AND HARBOd TOWING AND RIVER AND
UAKBOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly ngtered any point
~ Tie hIrbor-t reasonable RACES
STEAMBOATS,. BAHGE- AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS -
steamers john l. aul Erlstus Corning lor NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier is g. r. al y. IN daily -9atui4lys
MEIHGPOLI- EMPRESS co.. between New York and
New Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight TOR points H. T. AZ ". r. b. received u Psr 10
For NeN-hHven aud points East N iier Is -
NORTH SHORE Staten ISLAND Eleven Miles for
Ten eut, VIA Pier l. r. r.. loot Whfehl-4L
CEN TRIAL oHTPYAsp. CommuuipaS N-J--DrY Docks
Machine and Boiler shops every tAls apptrtanlls 10 The
construction inl repair OF vrs'oit
,VROY BOAT~-ClriZEN'S LlNE.-New
1 steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave
daily except Saturday az Pier "a, ~ H.. loot CHRIS
op6ci-sf connecting with morning trlns Tor Moth aI4I
West sunday steanlsT touches al Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
/ LnN KLUPMAN.

EDIICE.-fhc annual meeting of the south
y s~u Transportation Construction Company viii Do he'd
the Office Oh. ID. Cor l1u w. - Non. 4oDrFy SEE Jersey
,itr Tcre. h r'ar. the 18Th day - Anvil l-@2
20 l2pcuck noon CHA LES 7 CARRIE j, ~e Rotary,
Jersey tlt}. March IL. I7a-.
UfHCE % IHE USIoS Pacific RAILWAY ,oWSr}
OREGON SHORT LINE RAILWAY SUB
I-c.I PTIJN.-rAe Fourth In,tllmgnt Ct 10 per cent
f -ubscripf.ous Tor hc construction OF the OREGON
short Line RAJ way viii ne due and PAYABLE on the
10Th GIg March subs, rlpHOls registered IN New
lor, win De uava she Office or me Mon Pacific Fail
James ". Ham and tuO.e -Stetet u Boston WI tr pay
4Ir q; the oUice Pacific Railway Boston, and
checks should Je Eli. payable ~ Henry Mcfarland sub
aDp-rt4I4g tir l-ftimeut Ie delivered
h-cD t0us Of tl'DlV ANA over Oh tAe day succeeding
Tie receipt on 81 certificate must be- signed By the
regis owner on OF before the deliver Of ne bonds
SIDNEY DILLON.
DAHWAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES notice.
Tho finance committees ~ the CITY ol Railway de
meeting OOudhoder AMI laying before them us
which win b. mutual advantage You therefore
sp.ctfIy requested attend meeting ~ bondnOers on
WeJut Stay DO. 10TH Inst at 10 O'Clock a. m az ne PalK
Chairman Boari OF Finance.
yJ'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors of
.n-uin= wear VIII Office Of the Company at
Fngrwn0f y j. "Wednesday, March % u.s. ~ 10 a. M
line polls viii remain oD-n ole nour o. y. kOORbACh,
March 9, Ios2. secretary.
OryIrg or rHE BLAScH ARD AIAxUFAcTUBING CO..
- UNION StUARE, NEW YORK CITY, March il, l7s-.) .
FTHE annual meeting q. the stOckhCl t"rS OF
the Blanchard ManuiacuIrng tOmpauy. for the eec ION
~ Trustees VIII DE hot - thoir 1h5r No ~ nH1 ~4t,
'''A - '''' II p. sI~soN Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

vTHE UNDERSIGNED VIII, on May l, 1852,
paw OF uc.DI and Interest OF the Fl I~f " JHTGAG +
EOND~ Of the CENTRAL COLORADO IMPRDNEMENT
CJuPAN1 maturing on that day and heretofore desg
mated for redemption ~ time before aF j. Oh presen
iaou ala bonds coupons % May attached, will pay
lie same az par and accrued interest date presentation
Holders bonds exchange the AZ mis- office
LIST First Bonds OF the Colo
RADIO and Iron Company. dollar tuI dollar interest equal
iteI Di.LNEI. MORGAN & 90.
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l,TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON

GTONINGION LINE FOR BOSTON
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FARE - boston for nrstclass TIM ell tickets good oay
Is specified gu their lace -
steamers sTONINGTON and NARRAGANsErT leave
leave dalY except sundays m u. from Pier 81 ~ X
iOot OF Jay IT.. arriving 10 Boston al "a "a
Tickets eae an prncinli ticket Dlce+ -taterDbms
Offices Me.to0tts Express o. &C AOs Ant
800 Broadway Aston House AIDA. Metropolitan HILa
Aveune Hotel ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LlNE4o .slght Ouly.
steamers Pier - zoo. WiIIcn st. " n at, n,
daily except sunday Boston "rJflLeles trssL -
Freight VIA c4lacr Auo ta6cn AZ lowest
u. 5. BAbCOCk. President L. ". PLAINS. O. q. At
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE To BOSTON,
u ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
ihtt express trans daily except sunday % BO-nh AZ
500 & A. p lparlor attached and lO1 IA Vith
palace siooDiug cara
sundays Al 10 "a M. with palace sleeping slfsL
Limited &c lets 10 bustOn al rail-. -.
Tickets and sats can be oDarea al nftfpPo tsn,
18th Avenue Miadsot toeA ASAe S1ees Aadss Ug.a4
Neutral DEPOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

HOMEsIAKE MINING COMP Ny !
i WALL 81, NEW-l DIRK, March l., lsc2
DIVIDEND No. 43.-lhe Regular Monthly
- Dividend OF THIRTY CENTS per share has been DE-
cared FeUrulrv PAYABLE at the Office Of the transfer
alelts, Wells. Fdr2O CO.. 6j BToadH the 18th inst
Transfer books close tie 10th inst
II. b. PARSONS, Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
4 ING COMPANY to-day declared its usual unthly
d7idsnd Of y tNTN.FINE CENT PER = II 4 II, paya
Die March I-- the Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
so. % Exchange place, NrW YORK
TIau,ier books dose March and open March II.
NJ r. COOK,
d. L..rA
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T 7
W-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
ForTXENf0N AMI P4PLHDFTPHr,

30. $50 go IL m - 81 $40 6:aJ. II m
On sunday, AZ $50 - "a
From Third and Berh sts NJ Is 500 tl3h n, = o-s.
ESQ. ll3Ob sunday az l5l m 40 ., m
From lrenton-I - go sos s;94 l0JS il1tA a' E''
40. 90, - M, SUNDAY LES. 9 lSA H. OLA n.
PULLMAN "a RLOk CARS attached to DAY trlnS
York and PbladeDha
Connection ~ az Jersey CITY SlaLoA 70 anu
BTOOFlYn and Erle Depot Jersey city -. .,oa ~, a,
Ticketsior AZ foot Liertyst NOS ~ -6l tOl,
ga 9j7 LIS Broadway. the prime pa oly NoA
and Coarst ana Annex once, eweu i" AI &
y Y. transfer Company D0drs Express WI al iOr al
check baggage from hotefoc residence todesuhaon
JOSEPH > HARRIS ii. +. bALDhI ~.
General Manager Gen. FAas Akohl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

y SPRINGFIELD. HOLYOKE SOUTH VERNON. ST
JOHNsBURY &C steamers Pier p T. T.. at 3
IL 80 Sunday eXCeptei ll.3Op boat
speca Tickets sol and baggage checked g4i
Broadway v Y. and C0urtsL, Brooklyn Excurslon 10
Ne Haven and return III %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
Banking 6ouses auS Bankers.
6apines Banks.

T,HE SIX PENNY SAYINGS BANK.-DIVG-
L DEND NOTICE.-Payment Of the FOURTH AND
FINAL DIV DEND OF Ten $500 PER CENT % the de-
posters OF the SIX PENNY SAVINGS BANK will com
Thursday morning 10th day Of March az the office
Of the Receiver IA Broadway making total payments
EIGHTY FIVE and 5Si0o PER CENT 70 depOstOrA hOurs
for payments, 10 a. m. 10 3 ?. --...
WILLIAM r. RUSSELL, Receiver.
New-York City. March Is. 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

MORSING STAR CONSOLIDATED MINING CoNPASY
30. s. WiLL-sI, AEW- ! Okla, March Il, loeZ.
VyVE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF this Com
1 pany he's declared p DIVIDEND NO o. Of pa PER
CENr Tie apa stock payable March Al the Office Of
AIezsrs Adam. }TcIIarg. Wall-sr, NeW-lOFk.s
The viii be closed lie lIth aGd Ieopened
t,, pom int WILLIAM ADAMS,
secretary Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

NV
I'VE BULWER CONSOLIDATED MINING
! COMPANY this day declared its FOC krH MONTHLY
DIVIDEND Of Ten CENTS PER SHARE, payable on
March g. ss2, the office OK Farmers Loan and Trust
Company -6 L linGe place.
Transfer books close On March l., aud open l+t prox
II. r. COOK Nice-Presdent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

OFFICE DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD COMPANY I
40. 81 WlLLNLSr, NEW YORK, March 7, 1882. !
NOTICE.-A srml-anuual dividend OF THREE
- PER vt hiss this day been declared upon the stock
Office OF aiE--ts JESUP, PATTON & co, No 81 VII
~ New York 20 stockholders or record al the closing OF
book.
Tie transfer closed the 3ls inst and
op, ned the a. IN OF April next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

gNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
4 pany have this day declared q QUARTERLY DINI.
DFNb ONE AID DNE-HNLF PER CENT on the rrst
preferred ~ TINS company payable N the
Mercantile Trust Company 40 ~ Broadway, on April
I--2
The transfer March Is. o'clock
D. WILL be g-Jpeued AZ - O'Clock on April J.
l5-2 y ". McFI ILIAMS. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
CENTRAL RAILROAD on NAV JERSEY.-

~ Leave at s:l5a m u m 2 3.3G 1. 5. 6p IL
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, through car r.
FOR FREEHOLD at BIS m. IL IN. 4. y - n For
Keyport ats Sis a. m. II m 4, s So, m -
JEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ VIA Branch port-For sandy HOOK, SIS NJ D
Highlands. - n NJ IL m 4p N For Monmouth Beach
and seabrght > - a. H. l2fn; $50 l. D D.
Via Red Bank-S.l5 a m. for Lakewood. Toms RYer.
Barnegat &c 2 o. IN. Tor Lakewood Manchester Toms
River ATLANTIC CITY AMI all stations Bag sda y
m. for Lakewood. Toms River. Barnegat
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD Co.. ;

CHICAGO, Feb. !, 1882
NTOTICF-A cash dividend of four per cent
- the Preorre, and Common stock of this Company has
declared plyaDe the day OF March az tl3
oCe Of the cOlpanY5 agenta McssrS Jesup Patton 4 Co,
No - WlLam-st, NeW-l,rE. The transfer books Will d.
closed on Tie il b inst aAd reopened March next
C. H.. FOSTER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

ALBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
"A DEAN RICIlM OND and ST JOHN leave pier 81 North
River Of Canalst every WEEK DAY NJ 2. m con
Meeting Albany sunday morning excepted with trains
north. west and StlferjOuIs warmed
Excursion tickets to Albany aud return good 30 90
". W. EVERETT President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
Diri0en0 Notlte5.

OFFICE or CHICAGO, ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS }
AND OMAHA RAILROAD COMPANY, :
y BROADWAY, NEW. YORK, March 10 1881.
4 DIVIDEND Of ONE AND THREE-QUAR
"A TIERS PER CENT 1ai has been declared upon IN
preferred capital OF THIS company, payable April 20
lSS2 stockholders Of record March 3st inst TRANSFER
books close March 81 and reopen April ~ 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
H MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEsf
Via Philadelphia Baltimore, and Washin gtOn.

On and after jan "a the magnificent Passenger rrs,s
esvs rom PennsYiyams Railroad Depot foot OF Cart
hnorsL ana DesJr0sses-st a. fOllOWa
s.y a D. except sundayS Paror car attSene1 arflves
washington 3:lO m. Night Express leaves washington
Cincinnati and Chicago - ~
,. m. daily Past Line arrives washington POS m..
Cincinnati s;3Op m Chicago s35 and ~ Louis $50
a "a 3 q o. palace seepers aud through TO
Cincinnati 81 Louis and Chicago.
IL o'clock night daily. arrives az Washington blS an,
Bay Express leaves Washington ~ lO 90 IA daily.
sieepeTs and day coaches through 20 cincinnati,
- No other line makes faster time % tn West. Trains
arrive from the West at $50 m. 800 o. and 1000 ~
m Tickets and serpng bcrhs secured and baggage caed
iOr ana checked to destination ~ companys ohce No 3lS
y and at all the Offices o. Tue PeunsyiyAh haroa6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-14
New Hostas Order.

The very general demand made ~
the people for some mos.ifcatio2 q tho
existing money order law, Whereby
sums smaller than 50 can be sent ny the
nails with the same security as by
money order, but at a less rate, and IN
a more convenient manner, has led TO
the preparation Of q bill to meet this de-
mand, which will probably be passed
whenever il is reached: By Congress. 1t
has two features rccolnlnrneIinG it 10
popular favor: the transmission ri =
,sp0~ta, note' for sums less than 50, at
a Zee Of 3 cents, and the increase OF the
amnuat allowed BY the regular money
order 10 &i0o, with q reduction Of the
present rate Ct charge.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-14
ezG9& f.itE.e fEoy4

Booksellers here say that since the
death Of the Missouri outlaw, scarcely
a day passes that one or more dirty
little urchins DO not come into their
stores asking for the Life and VEN
lures of Jesse James, When Informed
that this thrilling and highly instruc-
tive biography has not yet left the
hands of the publishers, the members
Of this fastidiously literary inclined
mob wear the look al the most unbear-
able disappointment.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-14
The Nevada District uGSesI!p.

The news Of the death Of Judge
TUllyer of Nevada, Of course put en- end
10 the pending bill for the appointment
Of anew District Judge for Nevada. 1t
NAV be mentioned as q singular coinci-
dencc that just before the receipt of the
news on Wednesday evening Cassidy
had succt eded in arranging for the
passage of the Senate bill ny the House
OF Representatives. On the day follow
ing several applicants for appointment
as Judge Hillyer's successor were ready
and fled, the most prominent being
George N. Sabin, Judge Richard Rising
and NJ. G. Tiden, OF Virginia City.
Senator Jones will undoubtedly control
the appointment. and, although nothing
i vet authoritatively known Of his
wishes or recommendations, it IS
coniectured that ne will favor General
Satin. 1t is rot probable that Senator
Far and Representative Cassidy will be
consulted in the matter, but if they had
:, voice in the selecting il is understood
that Fair would favor Rising and
Cassidy Sabin.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-14

All the argonauts and pioneers Of Cali
forn;a and Nevada in Carson will be on
hand next Tuesday night 10 listen TO
the lecture Of Senator J. d. Hammond,
on ..pionecrs and Pionccring.' senator
Hammond will handle the subject well;
being :: pioneer Of the State Of Nevada
he will SPEAK from the standpoint Of
nersona, observation. The number Of
tickets disposed Of Indicate that full
house will greet the able lecturer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-14
1 Cain of the Old Block

Jesse James son is a chip Of the old
block, and bids fair to become q man
to whom Missouri can point with pride.
When the crowd rushed to the James
House after the shooting, Mr.. Craig
sent one of his most trustworthy police
men there. He was taking view OF
the situation, and happened to pick up
a sort Of purse that was lying on the
table in the room where Jesse lay. The
Seven-ycar-old son Of the dsad man
told the policeman 20 put it down. lie
paid no attention to him. The boy
picked mp large revolver, cooked 1t,
aimed it at The policeman, and said :
That is my mamma's; d-n YOU, put
It down.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-14

john G. Fox, The stalioncr, i con-
tinuaIiy repleni,hing his varied assert
neHt of articles, and keeps pace with
the latest manufactures. He has all
kinds OF stationery, Including blank
books with printed headings, just the
thing for wood dealers, ranchers, etc.
He keeps on hand full line OF fishing
tackle, croquet and lawn tennis sets.
Also, some beautiful designs in wall
paper. at very reasonable rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-14
.:c,-.K:u" UaEe<.

J. J. T.. Peel, Of Trucl,cc, furnishes
the RepujI;c0H with the following short
method Of fgurin" wages which,
though not original, is nat in general
use: Multiply the rate per month by
the number OF day. labor performed,
and divide by tWeEty-SiX, the number
Of working days in Il month for labor
er~. Find the amount due 4 for nine
days labor at $40 per month. Exam
pie /: 40 multiplied by 9 equals 800, dl-
vided hy 20, gives the ansWer-Sl3 81.
Find the amount due ]! for - days
labor at $50 per month. Example %
multiplied by Is equals $50, divided
by 16, gives the ansWtr-S-5. The
same rule applies where 80 days arc
deemcd 4 month. This is shert and
the most accurate way time can be cal
culatpd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-14
ss.,-ea.. =, Opium esIs,s.-;-,S

It j. months since the Carson police
have been called upon to make an
arrest Of Il white person for smoking
opium. This i, indeed very encourage
ing. as it evidences the fact that the
slaves Of the pipe WHO ere residing II
our midst are trying to overcome the
pernicious appetite. The Chinese, OF
course, continue to Whit the deadly
pipe, hat as we have 50 little in CON-
mon with them they can keep on until
Gabriel toOts his horn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-14

The Carson friends of the late James
Lansing, Of Sacramento, who was
recently shot down in cold blood in
that city, will be pleased TO learn that
his murderer, Simon Raten, has been
found guilty in the first degree, with
every prospect of finding the igno-
minious end he deserves.