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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
VEGETABLES.

EXPORTS OF for tho wees l2s bbs new
are nlentler aud lower. few from Flo ida OF IL
ar Snalty sell slowly quoted old Potatoes rulea W
favor until the market became
ndr more ibsr arrivals sweet Potatoes yery nu
onions are light supply and s'tcuI ,cv hoiee lots
~ ali Kinds are in very good request but prices RUE
LIVER under the increasing receipts Many OF the
s,e an very bad aud have To be son Ooss
, .ht ana rharges Norfolk kae aud Spnhch geh9'aR
ns noor and low Baltimore Kale very plenty anu aul
spinach greatly neglected Bermuda onions anu
ile err quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18

Five cars arrived yesterday and TO-DAY but under arp gs
Nom Killers considerable inquiry IRON the Jews
The market was active and hrmer Fowls sold az dsc Iot
We.fTn and lie for southern Turkeys saa0e az ly@Os
PRIME bucks and Geese ~ good request COnh9l oZen
r,sen Turkeys al ay fair demand and hrIn fIozsn
cseps eli veil when hne aud bright Ducks scarce Dn
bave oplv limited inquiry. Geese dun ana weak
Id Weseru chickens Fowls selling readily at loU
sc when strictly Prime few Fancy Michigan los gVng IA
tton higher some lots sent without ice hrlE IN yau
rer aud nave 10 20 low. Nearby Fowls aug terihs
hckens are gener ally coarse and undesrbis-
Roasting Chickens sell very wen anu Iule
rm Winter Broers and Spring Chekens are IN ng' sup
NV and firm Capons higher squads In sellers favor. ~
Ia fresh Wild Pigeons Offering; last arrivals WEI ~
urime and 80 slowly at 81 GSl 90 choice Dfas wVua a
b,gber n here English Snpe and Poyer quiet anu sey.
Viii nneks have demand but there are te" onerns
rlcn.lf a than nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
wHoLEsALEPRICEs OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
wv -. .,.r.,I 1893.

FEAs kSD BEANs.
-. A.aaa 4Hy ukr

HEANS.
..,eDt, for the scans So pkg, Peas $500 bush
si S Pq 6t i srSa for OF
Msrow lie ms Shows tte imRfSyem d d re
t tpnSa very light sufficient 20 warrant ask
ing money Choice s sgc yrs enemy IL ony in y lob
6ng way would probably be dheat 70 SSy n anil Tee
ss hardly 70 aitsmp to add c pISeI n ss
face stock o. bags % oSlsn S prce White KID
aS .H LED Kidney ned ARMY, In view OF inc com
palatyey ghs s,ps . 9 turtle soup nominal in
lhe absorcc OF raco ony s, , sen Peas are sell
Ing very slowly Bat the ieeSS altering S, az So rs Der
southern Black Eye neglected and weak 0'''"S ~ '
Beans. Medium 40 ,oss2 10 5 iass rur'2 500 200
Do FAR Good. 500 29ePsa .r B ssSIs ..s2a5
49, pS Marcy Mar aS dcc g6oS sso Pea
Do Choice GsG Kinney 500 $50 e Good sSs iSS
white kidney 5000 $50 Green Vs. a6s 27ra
BUTTER
the gD SSs last Sesk pts s 70 sS
rS and Bremen The has rned ysry ssa es an s o
The increased rSn and ths General I'M
enei in demand has been snSens 20 , hsIe
Is temporary scarcity Of Extra En c esg sa s todaS
bid hgh ior special brands lne Mere obtained
There more creamery coming d n veddag
way 70 o6 sG5e al be rSaed ipr s
s9s sd2 S.i sS oa At 70 Very Iowa
Kansas good Will sraSes s s. F,rts are neglected
unless offered with second quality sie by the
large qusndes going 70 the sheese
NC notics STEADY adua increase IN INC un,sr a
ever late receipts are showing DEL 1911 cesrcd un and
yery good the market Is kept eose U ESSa half
the position is satisfactory " buyers and ses
nrsn tabs are selling IS G2Dc., vUy good ZINES ~
and treaked and Notified goods NJ lsazVc wssn "a =
lighter supply and some OF the We hear of
salos Of fine old dairies 20d2lc the Dalahce
poor grade worth l2c To Loo wessih @ Tyfra Fresh
ery light receipt but selling s0wy thar fhsn can he
obsined here We getting few nrsts wne ' r Lar
lee tho offerings largely 81 seeohu anu, lie 10 "a
man have quito freely Az iio ~ ~ 90
heavy shipments are hkey W ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18

oOa2OO

HoTHoUsE PRoDUCTa - -. -
arrived Tor winch
choice Iot-large ana nine ,oOIet-n
al o Ssr ioz Choice Black Hamburg Grapes meet % &
maud nj 81 pcr b--rarely shade hH her. and
lsadishes easier Lettuce SVo"V N~
irm.
$50. mar Al, a OOalg 90 d. Com. 10 Fair, - An
IosS"s'' Dbl 2OU0 Nv
,.,iapi,.o mar m Radshes. 100 20
Cuoumbers.No. i, 20 nj hent nar I'M
per dOz. 81 zoo Oh h hnocbe. p V bOoa6 90
Lettuce, bAur ann 7biMnshrcoms per ID. 75@ so
per dOZ Qua fVl"os"i"'"'' P'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18

Receipts week s5 bales exports 81 bales S t
1oS bales The market continues quiet ana nlt Soss
me Hoos are i'm strong and held by parties VINO De-
iye m future high prices There no urgency 10 sen sa
who are forced purchase TO meet current WANTS e
compelled pay full rates strictly Soce staLe ps %
csc. but no headWay coud po
r. seling above 92c. A Philadelphia brewer O0ught iuV
AZ 92c and 100 bales Choice Cafornans at ooe rear
lings very slow. - -
state Choice lss2..92 lpoy crop Of lsSl.-7e 90
Do good to prime, IS 900 Caiiornians 1so2..'S Gs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEv-YoKK, April IL.


Compared with yesterday the total dealings
IN Pipe Line certificates to-day were somewhat iais
The gain was made however in the early trading ana
certain times on spasmodic movement, during the d
News OF Importance was received from the oil regions
the reports from the new Murphy and the Welsh weis "
the Balltown district indicating an unmportaht pro
ton Tho disappointment Of traders that the Murphy
well ala not come in absolutely dry helped the
ofreazing sales to deprcss tho market from NO
in the first transactions TO about Ole. After tu@
fluctuations were narrow, and the market developed
rather than fell. to 93iaso4 in the final dealings
The close dull and unsettled o.,o.. - n 900
The photographed transactions from OIL CITY were 1850 80
600 barrels The total dealings IN New-fork "eio
distributed as follows: ,r.s
New. York Petroleum Exchange <'ggae o,o
National Petroleum Exchange. ar ma
New.York Mining STOCK Exchange .~-....s--.- oOl'
ro,, ....... 3,435,0O0
The range OF prices was: .
N.YPs Nat Pct MIXING e ~ Ca
ope ntnr ....,. 95at 95a eeet
h1ghest.
loWcSt.. 033f
There was no special change in tine movement o. th
refined market to-day, but prices recOVer,d part "
decline yesterday at SA9ses' per sahon III N0"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18

There was no special change in the movement OF tne
refined market to-day but prices recovered part OF .o
decline Yesterday at sL0ses,. per gallon IN Now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
rpvu vopK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is, 1883
-: s::5 VIZ W.: '';'i'z
........l0 02C m

s sss. ss E:A sssisGgS
'; tubs, 6Ists........is o2c
soss Soaes LIZ Iypoo cable Gaoiaton Freight
steam to verpoo 2ss sy2s "a S9 Gay BUS On
Sa prSss wei sISaastsd ners ' re- lots
S they are ws Viii be- s
Ss q S sSst IL 1nI
Fancy reaching sa Fancy
ra os
quality sas Sn o ON
positive orders and pay s under protest Very chooa o'
sl &c gSsF % S;;; oil
Do d aness a.. sS%@s esoics 9,s &c.
20 S g rSaS BE- fail 70
Do pOorto talr.--::. oil Do reJocto'a-----'o o5
fancy mid -, DC ,;aas
Receipts for tho week 56s bills The market sts n
%essP on Tsy pu last Receipt.
neighborng markets. drew on nst9 @ rom ay 10
day. On saturday demand was slack sna re-
S S s s9rSSe p &s sEHk n more This Week
heavier and BUYERS scarce Prices nave more disposition
% buy feeling among Above az u TnS
without business southern Eggs o are sia that
sc for the nss s os RsS daes and supply
f is1 ie'" D"'s and GOOSE ASs' r. ,a,aor
State aud Penn a0l9 Duck per az
Western ...,...... lSia0 Goose. per doz .aV 9to =
FRUITS BEaRIzs.-FREsL $500. g.
i,2zO DDis Apples 10 ~
moderate supply the demand Is very SLACK anu
sales could only be made at some concession Srn ars
arriving the few remaining lots IN Store "
generally soft poor and have no certain yane fors
Oranges supply firm. Charleston SrawDerles
sold well to-day 80 0i0c ana Florida lots at 2o9Soc do "
quality and condition -
Apples. Baldwin, -. -. florda Oranges ooA M
Dbl 80 0O1t WV Wv
Do. GreeninQ...... 3 5O64 90 Strawberries 80. ,n
DO Russet O00& OOl Florida pr qt..-, 20g 90
10 II Mixei lots bODS 80 Do ChlrlestOn..- zoo Az
FRUITS. BERRIES AND NUMBERED
Receipts of Dried Fruits for the week 800 pigs VIII
245 pkRs Peanuts and pkga Pecan NUS ExPor's e V
Dried pples LIZA pkg Exporers have tan spy ~
boxes Fancy EvapOraed Apples at lao 2c Wcn 20 =
little steaer feeling in that grade Far 10 SS1d Se rTcs
quoted Sundried Sliced Apples pretty wei cleared up
While there only small IobDng demand Io ei S Sr
ing is unite hrm Bright state Quarters Woud sen a
home use dull In the absence OF sn eApor
Ioand Shinpers continue Chopped Apples a,
4qc Cores Skins entirely nominal ohers % sen ~ ~
meet with no response. Elaborated Peeled Peches
ingly dull and lower 1t is dacu 70 reach &c Ior
Fancy fruit Sundried Peiche quet anu s1 al
are oweriue their bids small fruits under VI
weaker in the West Peanuts quiet anu s'eauS
SANE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
DENVER AND RIO GRASDE.

The earnings ofthe Denver aud Rio Crande w est est
ern Railroad for the second week of April, 1878
Inayr road were 50. 300.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
GOVERNMENTS.

Total sales OF the day
sseler 80 days
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13
LAKE TAHOE.
DiHercnt Depths Attained From
Actual SaundiuEs.

Different Depths Attained From
Actual SaundiuEs.
Three miles south of the Hot
Springs is the deepest place in the
lake, which is 1915 feet.
Two miles further south, 1910
feet.
East of Tahoe City five miles,
1000 feet.
East Of Idlewild six miles. 1924
feet.
East o: sugar Pine Point, 1906
feet.
East of Mack's Bay, 1900 feet.
East Of Rubicon Rock three
miles, 1855 feet.
East of Emerald Bay three miles
1885 feet.
Two and one hals miles north of
Tallac, 900 feet.
East of Emerald Bay oue.quarter
of q mile. $50 feet.
East of Rubicon Rock 800 feet it
is $50 feet.
One quarter Of mile from shore
at Mack's Bay, $50 feet.
One-half q mile north Of Sugar
Pine Point, 700 fest.
One-Guarter OF mile from shore
at Idiewild it is 722 feet.
Two miles south of Tahoe City,
ore-quarter Of a mile from shore at
Saxton's mill, it is no feet.
On the State line between Cali
fornia and Nevada, there are twelve
mics averaging 400 feet about
three miles from the shore.
All around the lake for abolls a
quarter of mile from shore it
averages 100 to 500 feet, 4 perpen-
Gicular wall.
John Mckinney of Sugar Pine
Point furnishes The Truckee Re-
publican with the above figures.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13
WANTED
E.Dst
Ear Rent.

A furnished house of FIVE rooms, con-
yfnient for small family, in rear o.
Arlington House, On Curry street.
iei-tw& RS IA. a HUNT.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13

The people o: Cande'aria are still
| calling on Governor Adams to send
that liberty pole he promised. It
is very strange that he don't fur
nish the pole, as Adams has a
mania for keeping his promises -
in the background.
The teachers in onr public
schools are very DESTROYS that par
ents Of the pupils should. attend
the annual examination 30 as to
witness what progress, if any,
their children have made during
the past year.
Mrs. D. M. Riordan who re-
turned here from New Mexico on
Monday came i'll quest OF health.
the climate there being very trying.
We understand that Mr.. Riordan
will also shortly arrive here on a
visit.
nI. W. Startling, who has been
confined to his house nearly fonr
months by rheumatism, is again out
on The street. He is more forum
ate than his fellow sufferers, Post
n,oster White and M r. Elstner.
During this term of the District
Court the following divorce suits
will be tried: Olsen vs.. Olsen, Of
Empire, for Abandonment on the
part of the wife Smith rs. Smith,
of Genoa, for extreme cruelty:
Lewis vs.. Lewis, of Genoa, for
abandonment and failure to pro-
vide.
About a month ago Jerry Piper,
Of Virginia, was taken TO Shaw's
Springs. a fearful sufferer from
rheumatism. He had to be carried
to the baths like child, being nm
able 20 move himself Yesterday
he was seen wa king down Carson
street, apparently in good health.
The water of those springs mnst
possess some excellent curative
property.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13

/. A subscriber living in the west
end OF tie city complains Of a
vicious dog in that vicinity. lie
exhibited a rip in his thigh and
some torn clothes as evidence OF
the dogs disposition. The owner
of the dog, however, alleges that
the animal is kept constantly ut
homo as a pet f,r the children.
Exactly. all Of the ugly, biting
swapping, yelping ours in Carson
are kept as pets. They manage to
be sharp enough to be on friendly
terms with the house where they
eat and warm their feas, and chew
the legs off everybody else. There
are severa, vicious, dangerous dogs
IN this city which some day viii
chew up small boy and then the
owner Of the dog will have to pay
some good heavy damages. There
are at least half a dozen savage
dogs in tie mind of the writer
which ought to be shot on sight.
Most of them are already SCARED
up with bullet marks, but no mat
ter how many times they are shot
they manage to get about in few
days. Nothing but a repeating
rife will have any effect upon them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13
III. G. May & Co.

Currents for preserving . cents
yer pound, finest cherries IA cents.
These fruits won't be any lower,
end Fl. G. May & Co., Sacramento.
Cal, will express G. o. D. all you
need in 1O-pound boxes to any adj
dress. Green corn 25 cents per
dozen. tomatoes 8 cents per pound.
gooseberries 8 cents, string beans
z cents. and new potatoes l cent
per pound by the sack. We will
sell cabbage by the crate at q cents
per pound. Mention APPEAL in
ordering. Nv.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13
ST0CKA.

SAN FRAScIsco, June 12.-Followine
are the opening and closing quotations :
Ophi-, 3 80, 81: Mexican, 50. IS; Bes.
l. B.lcher, So; Gould & Curry. 5 20;
Savage, ~. ? 20; California, i0c; Con
virginia, 75c; Chollar, 3 S.. 3 GO; Po*osi.
2; Hale l. Norc1oss. Il, 8; Crown Point,
is; Yellow jacket, q. 8 $40; Bslcler.
1 50; Imperial. Zoe; Confidence, 3 20, 81;
S!-rr. Nsvads, q; Utah, 30, 81; Alt,
75c; ExcheGner, zoe, soc; Bullion. -;
Ossr.na1. 6ac: Justice. Csc; Union. s.;
Occidental, 2; julia, I5c; Scorpion, 9oe;
Challenge, 45c: Northern Belle. 81; Day,
4Oc; Silver Hill, ioc; Belle Isle. aec;
Navajo, l 60; Boelie, -; Martin White,
2'c; Z dorado, e.; Grand P.iza, soe;
n Belle Isle PIC.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13

90 q,
L ~; lmper'si. ioc; Gonhasnce' ~, o.
S.-ffs Hs'ad', -; osaH, -" 81, "1' ME-,
7oc; h'schegaer, oo:: o9c; bn 4r, O.
Ossr:nan' ooc; assics: @oc' p.Ioh' 90 %
Occidental. z; julia, I5c; Sc"rp,on. Soc;
Challenge, soc; Northern bene. o4; ny
Navajo, 60; Eo,iie. ~; NaFsln Was,e'
&c; j. d"rad'', ~; Grand f.z'' ''e;;
n. Belle isi+, zDr.
Morning Board.
c3s Onhir. : 70. ~, 3 80
2s0 M.xm.u : 70 AZ
1O end & Curry, 81
270 Best 4 Brlci,sl, So, y
mo C,l,fnrnia. 4Jc
am S.vaes. z 20
o91 Ton Virginia, zoe, 7cc
SD ChD,Iar. 5 IL
fO P,sosi. IL
90 Hale 4 Norcrass. y
?nO Crown Point. s., s.
s73 YslInw ,J.csrt. = -
1h, !2slcper a
1o0 Cort;i.nc. 3 S.
AIN Si.r,a N-ys.}a. 75
a. TTt,h- a 20
"a Ss:Eac. g.,
,So 0varnsn 65.
e0l Justice. 25:
n..i, Him. 81. SS. 81, IS
Sno a. In .;5s
I'm ADS S5c
1Sa S,,or,,,,,n a5c
s0o a.i.pt;n ,sc
l2a Northern Belle. G.
500 Grand fr;ze, aGc
t4i Arseuta, snc, "'S
29j Navajo. / o.
800 n Belle lse, 2j'
40 Belle lse. Zoe
800 Bn.i!t, -
1aoo E dorado, 2sc
S,r Fe.r.ss.a .ic.s I2--2 p. n
- o. q = c.. N.v.a. rs:
onio'' o o. . o a.,
Mexican, 81 8; Othlr, 81 n, ~ 5;
Con. Virginia. 70. +; Best & Belsher, !
y. c,rl3 3 rn-rx ~ T.. Savage. 2 lob.
~ 49, = N.r..,,s- 8 3. Gan,iar. 3 s.
90. -; II - :5s. Beleher,
o. rr,n p, >. Y.i.nw jacket.
1s,' 81. Am, 2 :. S.,rn;o,l. Csc b.
~ = ~ H. so !. yTtab ; s. >. 8, .;
~ &, ~ a.. !. Dv--,,ap. Csc b.
AA'e 1900 no..a
100 Oohir. s., 3 80, 38, ; 50
$40 Mexican. / 81, 50, 81
295 Gnuld L Curry, ) 81. 5 W, 8 q
$50 Bes, Il B-.chsr, %,
1850 California, bcr
3,5 Savage. 2 81, Z
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13
AZ IMPORTANT DECISION
Robbery Of he United Ssates
Mail Esefne6.

In the casa Of the United States
against Jack King aud VIM. Adams,
tried at Malad City at the session OF
the Distric. Court just closed, tor
the crime of robbery Of the United
States mail, Judge Morgan ruled.
substantially. says the Boise States
man, that where defendants took
possession of stage containing the
United States mail, Intentionally
and violently against the viii OF
the carrier, they thereby committed
the crime Of robbing as to every
thing contained in said stage: and
that consequently they robbed the
carrier of the United States mail,
ii said mail was in said sage.
The defendants were found by
the jury guilty Of robbing carrier
of the United States mail and the
Jury further found that the life of
the carrier was placed in jeopardy.
The sentence of the defendants was
under the laws of the United States,
Imprisonment for life, the only SEN
tence which conli be given under
the verdict. There was no other
evidence before the jury of robbing
the United States mail than the for
chile and intentional possession Of
the whole stage.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13
Whfrlpcois CT the Humboldt.

The Silver State says: The
Humboldt river is getting higher
every day. and the current is quite
rapid, causing in some places deep
holes to be made by the rushing
waters, creating in some instaces
whirlpool and strong under cur
rent. The heated season is upon
US, and the Humboldt is now the
resort of bathers. Saturday a
party of young men were enj"ying
themselves in the wa'ery element
when two of them became involved
in the suction OF the whirlpool, and
had it not been for the strenuous
efforts of their companions would
not be among US at this time.
Gentleman, yon should be careful
and not go near the water.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13

At Empire, yesterday, Tom Beer
struck a man named William
Wiffeman in the face, causing the
blood to rush from the latter's
nose. The assaulted individual
walked all the way into Carson to
find tue Justice of the Peace of his
precinct without washing the blood
from his face. When he arrived
here he presented the most unin-
viting frontispiecs that has been
seen on our streets for many q long
month.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13
Found q POrcupfne,

The other night the three hunt
ing dogs belonging to D. E. Nc
Carthy of the Chronicle ran across
a porcupine and came home with
about 1000 quilts in their noses
and paws. One dog had to be shot
and the other two had to be taken
to dentist to have the quilts
pulled at ten cents a quill. The
porcupine is now in his hole laying
in new supply Of quilts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13

Wall paper, sporting goods, fish
ing tackle, ammunition, guns. etc.
at Cagwin & Noteware's. Fisher
men, hunters and sportsmen will
find it interesting at any rate to
consult our prices.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13

A4Si' OA1 49, hAS hEl ASAA'
Mrs. C. F. BicIne'i will pass T.
part Of the Summer in California
State Printer Harlow returned
from the Bay yesterday.
The ho: spell appears 20 be
broken.
H. u. Yerington is in San Fran
cisco.
No time has as yet been set for
the annual examination ct our
public schools.
Major E. 3. Stonehill was on the
Virginia bound train yesterday
morning.
Grasshoppers are taking mp To-
cations for the Summer in Mason
Valley.
The Pioneer picnic takes place at
Treadway' s Park one week from
next Sunday.
Trial jurors must report at the
District Courtroom at 10 o'clock
tomorrow.
Miss Edith Rising, of Virginia
| IS the guest of Mrs Fl. NJ. Yer;ng
ton.
c. P. Mason has gone to the Bay
prior to taking up his residence IN
Salt Lake City.
Edward Niles, editor of the late
Carson Times, passed through &c
Virginia yesterday.
Reno has also failed to infuse
enough sand into its citizens to get
10 q celebration ON our natal day
So far very few Carsonites have
signified any desire to go below on
the Juy excursion.
Mrs. Oliver Roberts, who has
been very sick, is more comfort
able a considered out Of danger.
| Mrs. W. NJ. Stewart is again oc'
cupying her elegant mansion al
Washington. d. c., place known
as Stewards Jolly"
Miss Alice Wilsey, who has
proven quite q success here as
teacher, will pass her vacation
with her friends at Sacramento.
Mr.. Shaw, Of Swift's Springs
states that many rheumatics &c
there to find relief, and that ii
most instances they fad it.
| r. A. Mari le.ves San Francisco
on Friday next in U. 8. Revenue
Cutter to take charge Of Geoditie
station in A aska for the season.
| Miss Nellie Hops, the artist
who made quite a number of friends
i, here and at the Lake last Summer
is to tie married to Julian Rix,
rising landscape painter.
| J. ". Friends observatory j!
this city is place worthy of visi
by these possessing scientific turn
of mind.
The present city ordinance rela
ting to alleys is believed to be de
fectiye, and District Attorney Tor
reyson has been instructed to dtav
up new one.
Carson cannot be aroused to an,
pitch of enthus asm with reference
to a Fourth of July celebration
and the probabilities are that W.
will. have none this year.
/ Pat Holland is writing a play fol
Ia Tombstone audience. As tn
time for the first presentation ap
proaches seats on the top Of thu
outgoing stages are in great de
mand.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13

A hard finished honse, corner OF
Third and Nevada streets six
rooms, city water, ampe front
yard. For terms apply to S. e..
Wright.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13
MOTTO E..
Purchasing Age ncy.
Mrs. ". W Henry, Manager.

sseHE LADIES OF THE SAN FRAN
I cisco Purchasing Bureau solicit
orders large Or small TO purchase
goods of every description. special quail
itica,ions for selecting musical instru-
ments. furniture, jewetry, &c. Dress
making and infants clothing q
specially. Reliable and experienced
ladies under whose management the
san francisco Purchasing Bureau has
pros pered during two years will prompt
iy reply to leite. 5 OF inquiry as to styles,
prices, etc, upon receipt of stamp
Samples furnished. Send for circular.
Adire ss: 5 n FRANCISCO PURCHASING
BUREAU, l3l Post street, San Francisco.
Refer to: I. Bancroft & Co. O'COn-
nor, MofTatt & co.. y. T. Cole & Co, all
Of san Francisco my2D
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13
so Cents Per W eek

pJ All Cages Of Legitimate ndVt:tlse1pehfs
not exceeding six lines inserted N this column
for So Gems per week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13
Ma EEIEF.

The District Court, Hon. I. D.
Edwards, is now in session.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-13
,fnoSA EsN.Yytsl

The person who. about two years ago,
borrowed .'ShiIoh. or Without and
Within" from hev. g. r. Davis, Will
ulease return X.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-09-16

FARGO. I'd. IT,. September l5.-Great
excitement has been caused here by the
discovery in Kidder comfy, foriy-five
miles east of Bismarck, near the North
ern Pacific Railroad. Of rich quartz.
Pieces Of quartz were found by the chill
dren of claim holder. Old miners
have examined tho specimens and say
they are very rich. The people ia the
vicinity Of the claim are greatly excited
and prospecting parties are sedrching for
ore.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-09-16

LONDON, Sept. l5.-- Parnell has paid
off mortgage on his estate amounting
to fl3, 900, from the proceeds Of the
Parnell testimonial fund
Wertumberg Demonstrations.
BELLIS, Sept. lJ-There was gen.
eral demonstration in Wertumberg this
evening. Dense crowds thronged the
streets singing national and religious
songs, especially Luther's hymn. "Eine
feste beng"