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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Sisters, Couceri.

The Sisters Concert.
Judging from present indications, the con-
cert to be given al Leubrie's Theater tonight
for The benefit OF the Sisters Of the Good
Shepherd will be very largely attended.
The sale of tickets has exceeded the most
sanguiae hopes OF those interested, and there
is general belief that the concert itself will
be ons of he pleasantest affairs of the sea-
son. The arrangements made insure prompt
ness on the part of the singers, and the
audience may consequently depend upon be-
ing protected from the WEAKNESS of long waits.
The following uote sself explanatory, and
does Miss Kerr great credit. 1t will be re-
membered that The Clarendon paid F105 for
the ticket referred to:
NEW CLARENDON HOTEL, |
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 80 1888.
Mr. Peter Tracy Manager Concert for the benefit
OF the Sisters OF the Good shepherd:
DEAR SIE-Observing with pleasure the efforts
being put forth By yourself and others to make
the listers Concert a great success take the
the New Clarendon Hotel, and request that you
have il again sold for the benefit OF the House oil
the Good Shepherd. Respectfully,
Manager Tracy will resell the ticke; al
auction this morning.
The cast for the concert TO night is ap-
pended:
INSTRUMENTAL.
OvertuIe-"Poet and Peasant ...........Von Suppe
Orchestra and Piano.
Piano Solo-"La CanpRnells
MIS-. C. II. Fits.
VOCAL.
''oh, What Delight'' Strauss
Miss Bertha Fuld.
"Heeka-BOS ........SCaLlA1
Miss Blanche Miles.
awaiting flute obi sto)
Miss Tillie Smith and Mr.. Otto Bruch.
"Slumber Song'-....-- -...-Gounoc
-s.-- Miss Mamie Jones
"Old Folks at Home (Quartette ChOrUs) ...........
Miss Lille cunningham.
A Refs.
"Give Me Ny Own Native Isle'' (Quartette) W hite
Megsrs. Hutton, Knowlton, Ryan and Grltn-
THE Pretty Birds" beri
C. +. SchulZe.
RECITATIOSS,
Mad Mag lin character) Miss Marie Foppiano
1.-THE Leak in the Dyke .-.-.- Miss Lille Aithouse
Little joe miss LSllo sc
oelected------ --.-A MISS Orhce * GIL! =
THE Sioux Chiefs Daughter (in Costune) ,.....-
Miss L. W. Wells.
a Feature in Society Mr.. Barney HIgaes
''The Blacksulith's story Prank Kahn
La syiphide dance, in eostumeI.. Miss L ssbatzky
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PEB SONAL,
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

4 IORN AND FLOUR MILL COMPLETE-with
~ boiler and engine anu two gin-stands Ad-
dress JOHN REID, 326 Second street.
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Five Legal Decisions

Sustain and establish J. H. Zeilin & Cs.'s
prior and exclusive right to "Dr. A. O. Sim.
mons's Liver Regulator or Medicine" and to
the sole use CT the name Simmons" "a APP
piled to Liver Medicine, and perpetually
enioin the uee thereof TO others. Relying on
said DEGREES, J. II. 2 .ilin & Co. caution deal
ers, consumers and the public generally that
any one infringing their trademark or deal
ing in counterleits thereof make themselves
liable to an injunction and damages.
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When you visit or leave New York city
have sggase ,expressage and csrria 3 hire, and
top Al 1Tand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Ger
trAldepot- EourhuRdTed and fifty elegant 70 onns-
atted up at an expense $40 1000, reduced 10 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
Piled with the best. Horse-caIs, stages and eIe-
waited railroad TO all depots Families can live
bette for less money st the Grand Union THANH At
any other frst-ciass hotel in the eiiT3
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used when children cutting teeth 1t
lieves the little sufferer at once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cheruo awskes as bright 6
button It's very pleasant TO taste. It soothes
the child softens the gums allays all pain relieves
wind, regulates the bowels. and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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aniraI Spring Buggy.

. OOMs-Two choice rooms
At 100 Union ST.
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We have secured the exclusive sale of the
new and popular Spiral Spring Carriages,
Buggies, Phaetons, ETC., etc, for our market,
and will soon have in stock full line of
these, TO which we respectfully call the at
tention of the public. Call and examine
them. WOODRUFF OLIVER,
l75, III and l7o Main street.
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Season Tickets-aoxar, musse Festival

In accordance with the rules for the sale
OF tickets, as published IN the Mozart Gazette,
the Ticket Committee announces to the pub
lie that the sale Of season tickets, with re-
served seats without premium, will COM
mence on Tuesday, May 1st, at Msnsheld's
drug establishment, No. 296 Main street, and
Will continue daily IRON 9 O'Clock a. m. 10
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FLORIST.
FIRST of APRIL
ON HAND.

DEDDEG PJAETB of all descriptions; new
d Roses and Geraniums. Amoog them Is Belle
of Memphis, one of the best, introduced by II.
Moore, florist It is one Of my seedlings. which
have tested for the past three years Now see 70
my great surprise. that other florist claims to
have raised this Belle of Memphis. but believe
that such man could raise q cabbage-hesd much
essier-Hhen il Is cooked AL these plants, az
any others sell At lowest rates NJ stock Is large
and good. / offer nearly 100. 600 plants for all
kinds Of bedding, aud wish that my friends and
customers would give q trial. Mail adEfces:
81 Beale street; reached By telephone; convenient
TO fernando street car; two blocks from b. Caro-
Youn respectfully,
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ElOYi's.

We are always up with the times and
give our patrons the benefit, regardless Of
the cos. We have everything first and the
best to be had. We make nearly everything
we sell, and our motto has always been
ssecond TO pouen
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A Fortune

Will be taken By some ticket-holder in next
Tuesdays drawing of the Louisiana Lottery
Company. Those wanting tickets had bet
ter call early at No. West Court street.
Tickets are frequently all gone before the
last day of sale comes
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Frana GraY,s Benefit

is stirring up deal of interest among our
thester-goers, who appreciate his efforts 10
please them during the past season, and, ia
deed, every season since his connection with
the Iheater. The bill embraces the little
comedy, Trio Can Pay at That Game, and the
charming opere!ts, Gyp Junior. The cast OF
each will be composed OF we'll known and
selves by frequent rehearsals. The benefit
will be no alisnoBteT
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Circuit Court-Pferc', Judge.
The May term of this court begins Mon
day, May 21st. The cases in which Judge
Pierce is incompetent have been set Tor the
first day of the term, Judge Greer to pre-
side by interchange. A calendar of jury
cases has also been set for May 25th, 18th,
30th and 31st, and posted on the bulletin
board in the courtroom.
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EurnetC's Cocaine, the Rest of All
Half nresStHxs.

1t aIlays irritation, removes all tendency
to dsndruf, and insigorstes the action OF
the cspillsriss in the highest degree, thus
premsting vigorous and healthy growth Of
hair. Its effect upon the glossiHess and rich
ness of the hair is such as cannot be sur-
passed.
ByRSExT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS are the
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SMOKE THE BEST

klANE4 IObACCO CDAPAS1,
5I5 to US West I'D Street, New York.
Successors TO Kinney Bros. Pioneer Cigarette Manu-
factuners Of America Use the finest grades Of
OLD GOLDEN VIRGINIA LEAF.
Macedonian Turkish. Yuelta Abajo
Havana, md ST. James Parish Perique.
PUREST RICE PAPER ONLY.
Sole Manufacturers Of the Celebrated Standard
Brands: Sweet Caporsl; CsporAl y; St. James Sweet
Caporsl, Cork AOuth-piece; Kinney Bros. Straight
Cuts, in Pull Dress Packages, dc., &c.
All are Warranted.
The various tastes Of all good judges perfectly suited
Sold by dealers throughout the World
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBURe, April 30.-Depzrted: City of
New Orleans, New Orleans, 6 am; City OF Baton
Rouge, ST. Louis, am.
ST. LOUIS, April 30.-Nighi-River fallen
! inch, and now stands IS feet 3 inches by the
CITY Tickshurv
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- O'Clock n, until and including Saturday,
May 5th, after which no season tickets can
be purchased.
Wv. sCHooLFIELD, Chairman,
L y. SNOWDES,
P MCINTYRE, Ticket Committee.
JOHN JOHNSON,
Chairman Auxiliary Committee,
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"I'M hsppy to say DIR Bsnson's Skin Cure
has cared my Eczema of the scalp, of four
years standing" John A. Andrews, attorney
st law, Ashton, Ill. 81, at druggists Endorsed
bY nhyslcians
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European plan. Enlarged, and refurnisht
Prices according tosize and location of rooms
LAW REPORTS.

ChanceFy Court-McDoweii, JudEe.
Same calendar az Yesterday, with addition
OF Nos 2090 and 4S09 Jurors summoned
will report promptly to avoid being fined.
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SiIkwOrnn Eggs,
/ aip9rianf.

That produce raw silk, for sale.
P. WALLACE McKITT RICK,
Practical silk Culturist and Reeler,
No. $50 Second street, Memphis, Tenn
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FIoyd,s Ladies' Restaurant.

Spriog chicken, PomPino, new iomatoe
and potatoes, strawberries, strawberry short
cake, pure ice cream are some Of the delica-
cies at Floyd's
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Steam Dyeing and Cleaning.

Ladies' and gents. wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed any color. Ostrich plumes, etc.,
lace curtains cleaned by L. Riegel, IS Jeffer-
son street.
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Admjnistrator's Notice.

HAVING been appointed administrator OF the
IL estate OF p. &. Athy, deceased, this IL 10
tify all persons having accounts aud demands
against said estate 10 present the same 10 Per
IONS owing said esiate will please come forward
and settle SCHUYLER b. ATTY.
tue Administrator
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Graves nicely aud neatly sodded for 81.
All work guaranteed.
Call at c. GoebePs, 413 Second stree,
or to
Frank T. Sykes, at Cemetery.
REMEMBER DECORATION DAY.
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Administrafor,s Notice.

HAyISG qualified a. administrafor Of the es
Ii tate Of John Fleming Crews, deceased. tots
Ia TO notify al persons indebted 10 said esiste 10
come forward ana make payment: and all those
having Gains against the same called on 10
required by law, OF they W III be forever bsTred
April ., 1855. J. II. CRRNS, Admir- etc..
the Wfthe lepot ghehVooupfv T--.-
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Circuit Court-Piercp, ]

Crimtnai COurt-Greer, j udge-
Calendar for to-day: Nos. 1872, Rosa Jones
14O, George Saunders; 1Sl, VIM. Payne.
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EIOYd,s Csn dies.

Pure aud fresh, nicely favored and always
the game. A pound box is q nice Present
for anybody.
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~G-O=1
wILBOR'S COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVE
1 OIL AND LIME.

WfIbor's Compound OF Pure Cod 4
OIL AND IIaE.-The advantage Of this conn
over the plain oil is. that the nauseating n
the Oil is removed. and the whole rendered
table. The offensive taste OF the OH has long
as great objection to its use; but in this f0r1
trouble is obviated. host of certificates
be given here to testify 10 the excellence AMI
cess OF "WILBoR's CoD- oliver OIL AND LIKE
the fact that 1t is prescribed by the medical q
is sufficient. For sale by A. d. wILBOR, Chi
Boston, and by all druggists.
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CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

TIHB CONSERVATORY will close for the ses zou
Il on June 20, 1888. bat will be reopened no
vember /, 1888. The Principal will sail for Ger.
many July LIST. and will visit the leading schools
Of music In that country. where she Will engage
the services Of Professor skilled in vocal train
Ing. In her Conservatory will be taught the real
German system and Vocal Music, well the
Dramatic Art. Pupils will be prepared Tor this
Operatic stage. thereby avoiding the necessityG
seeking such advantages in the East. Class teae9
which will be ct the rate Of go per l25 lessons.
Harmony and Theory. free advantages full
corps OF teachers in every department.. Puptb
from a distance can board with the Principal.
References: Prof Geo. HandHeTker, LEADER Of
Orchestra; L witzmann & Co., Music Dealers: Miss
Cara Conway, Principal Of School for Young
LAdisL Address. at Nsnphis Tenn
kRS O. a. III IT'S prinrsnsl
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ASK any grocer for Deans best Rio and
Java mixed coffee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-31

ton was sixpence each Sunday, with
boil of meal at New Years day. When
the time arrived he claimed the meal,
but was told that he had been hoaxed.
ut may be sac with the meal" he said,
coolly. "but took care of the saxpence
myself"
A good deacon and his man were now
ing one day. The deacon, following in the
rear, looked up TO see his man leave his
scythe and rum The good deacon call
ed out: 1.-The wicked flee when no
man pursueth; but the righteous are
bold as a lion and kept on moving
and soon came up to the mans scythe,
and turned and fled also, and was &C.
costed by his man "A prudent man
foresceth the evil, and hideth himself;
but the simple pass on and are punish
ed" And thus did hornets nest re-
call to two men this Sunday-school les
son of youth
Father" he began as he entered the
library with hesitating step, may !
ask you question:" Certainly, my
dear-a thousand if you like" ''Are
you afraid of dogs?" "Why, nor
Ibid a dog ever bite youP" Never"
"Did one ever try TOP" "Not.as | re-
member OF" Gould dogs bite you if
they wanted top why, presume
so; but I'm not afraid" "Oh, you
needn't be bit afraid, for | heard a
man on Sixth avenue car say that he
was laying for you and would put YOU
where the dogs couldn't bite you'll He
said YOU unloaded on him.
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e ATA r r h

vr h. causing healthy secret ons. II alays IN
aammqtipn. pot cts he memhran i linings OF the
head from additional colds, completely heals the
sores and restores the sense OF taste and smell.
tiOns.
A THOROUGH TREATMENT WILL CURE!
Cream I'm ha. aimed an envlable reputation
wher yer known; dsplscing 81 other reparatlOns.
Send fur circu az contli Ing fall Information and
relisble -timonnls. Bv mah. prepaid 30 cents
Apsckag.---st amps received sod by i whole
sale nd r.tqil drGRgsts.
ELY'SCREAM BAL CO., nweco, Y. Y
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A POSITIVE OURS
ELY'S
Cream Balm
FOR
Catarrh and Hay

+ - V ER
Agreeable 10 Us|
IN EouALED FOR
COLD N THE HEAD
Ueadarh & Deafness
W any klls Of nucrs
membranal irrltations
inflamej and rough
surfaces A prepare
tton Of undoubted
merit Apply by the
little GIgor INTO tho
nostrils. II wiz he
bsorbeT, effect ally
Glenn ing the nasal
passages Of catarrhal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-25

proposals from all the American
shipbuilders. whose shipyards are
fully equipped for repairing or
building Of IRON or steel ships, and
for constructing of engines, boilers
and machinery, and shall build the
same by new contractor, or other
wise as the secretary of the navy
thinks best for the interest of this
government, $4,000; but the exc
cutiOn OF the new co0tract shall not
be entered upon for the mpletion
of either of those vessels until the
terms thereof shall be approved by
the advisory board, who shall APP
prove only such contracts as NAV be-
to the best advantage of the govern
ment, and fair and reasonable.
Atkins, of Tennessee. said there
had been spent since the war. $780,
100000 on the American navy. and
1t was commentary OH he govern
ment for gentlemen to make APP
peals in behalf of his amendment.
Something besides mere pay of the
navy should have come out of such
enormous appropriations.
Whitthorne offered as q substitute
a provision for construction by
contract, under the supervision Of
the board OF three officers, of a steel
steam frigate of 5000 tons dis
placement, and a steel steam cor
Vette of $500 tons displacement,
and provides that no money shsll
be paid until the vessel shall be
accepted by the board, and fixes
81 100000 as the maximum cost of
the frigate, and $1,4OO,0O0 as the
maximum cost of the corvette.
Holman, Indiana, offered an
amendment to the original text so
as to provide that new cruisers shall
be built by contract, with the
lowest and best responsible bidder,
made after sixty. days advertise
ment in five leading papers of the
United States, inviting proposals
for constructing said vessels subject
to such rules, regulations, and pro-
visions, as to bonds anu security for
due completion of the work, as the
secretary of the navy may prescribe,
and no such vessel shall he accepted
unless completed in strict conform
lty with the contract. Adopted.
Harris and Whitthorne's proposi-
lions were lost.
On motion Of Robson, the requi-
site number of tons displacement
for the largest cruiser, was increased
from 1000 to 1900. Adopted.
The committee rose, reported bill,
and previous question ordered on
the bill and amendments. The
amendment was adopted in bulk.
except that portion providing that
chiefs of bureaus shall receive no
additional pay, and that relating to
appropriation for tOFpedoes. Pen
ding action on these amendments
the House adjourned.
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Help Needed.

San Francisco. 24.-Winnemucca
dispatch: The Indians Of the North
ern portion of this county, and near
the line in Oregon, are reported in
4 starving condition. The intensely
cold weather prevented them from
hunting and they make little, if
any, provision for winter. Settlers
ale contributing to their support,
but it is feared they will commence
killing stock to keep them from
starving. According to the census
taken under the supervision Of
Major Powell, government agent,
there over 500 Piutes in this county
and very few of them are earning a
livelihoodby work this cold weather.
Government gives them no supplies
and they are wholly dependent
upon their own resources. Trouble
is likely to ensue, unless the gov
eminent does something to help to
feed them during the winter.
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xLYn. CONGRESS- (.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.

Washington. 24.-Dawes pFesen-
ted Hoars' credentials for re-elec-
tion. Filed.
Voorhees, presented a memorial
from General Herman Sturm, of
Indiana, setting forth a claim
against Mexico for aiding in the ex-
pulsioR of the French forces from
Mexic) and the re-establishment of
the republic. Referred to the for
eign relations committee.
Harrison introduced a concur
rent resolution, providing for q
joint rule to forbid the reception of
the amendment proposing general
legislation On irreYelent amend
ments to general appropriation
bills. Rules.
at the close of the morning bust
ness, the tariff bill was taken up,
the pending question being on Cam
den's amendment to make the duty
on iron ore 90 tents ton.
Voorhees, offered a resolution pro-
viding that hereafter reciprocity
treaties be considered in open ses-
sion, and gave notice that he would
ask a vote upon it as soon as pos
sible.
Cameron's amendment to make
iron ore 60 cents a ton was lost.
Maxey moved To strike out iron
ore in order to pu. it on the free
list.
Aldrich's amendment reducing
the duty on pyrites, containing moi
over 81 per cent. of copper, to Sc
cents ton with cents additional
per pound for copper containing
more than 80 per cent. was unani
mously agreed to.
Maxey then moved to strike out
the paragraph as amended.
Considerable discussion ensueC
and various amendments were of
fered and disposed of. The Senate
held an executive SESSION and ad
journed.
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JAIN Breaklng.

Richmond, Va, 24.-Information
was received to-day to the effect
that a few nights since. body OF
disguised men forcibly took from
the Jail of Russell County, this
state, two white men, named o. T.
Ferrall and Evan Griffith, confined
on charge of obtaining under false
pretenses, about $4,000 worth Of
eattlo from the grazers of that sec
ton. 1t is not yet known the
disposition made Of the prisoners,
but believed lynched.
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The Senatorial Contests.

Austin, Tex. 24.-The legislature
reelected United States Jenator
Coke.
Trenton, n. J. 24.-The Senate
andHouse in joint session reelected
Mcpherson United States senator
by majority of 2.
Topeka, Ks, 24.-In a Joint ses-
sion of the legislature, Plumb was
declared United States senator.
st. Paul, 24.-First ballot. Window
81, Wilson 81, rest scattering. The
third ballot does. moi show any ma
terial change and was the last taken.
Lincoln, Neb, 24.-Ninth ballot
for United States senator to-day.
Boyd 81, Willard Is, Thayer Is.
Saunders Is, Gown IL, others scat
Lering, Tenth ballor Boyd "a, Mil
lard is, Thayer 16, Saunders 10,
Gown Is, others scattering.
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WashingtOn Notes.

Washington, 23.-.The promoters
of the Nicaragua Canal, in view Of
the lateness OF the session, are con-
sidering the advisability of attempt
ing to pass an act of simple incorpo-
ration. emitting the proposed guar
antee by the United States.
The Indian affairs committee of
the House, to-day, agreed to report
favorably on Georges bill for the
settlement of the claim of Louisa
Badly growing out of the depreda.
tions by Modoes in 1872.
Also Gunther's bill authorizing
the sale of lands reserved for the
Menominee Indians in Wisconsin.
The committee on rules, this
morning in view of the action OF
the caucus to press the tariff bill,
concluded it was ineXpedient to re
enact the "pound Grule" of las
session for proceeding to business
on the calendar and speakers table
Washington, 24.-In the debate
on the naval appropriation bill il
the House, Berry, of California.
moved to appropriate S1,500,009 fol
the completion of all monitors
lost, He then moved to amend 81
as to specify the Monadnock as the
monitor which should be completed
Berry and Rosecrans dwelt upor
the necessity of securing some pro-
lection for the Pacific Coast, now
defenseless against the attacks of
any foreign power. The amend
ment was lost.
The cases of Samuel Stephen!
was concluded and submitted in
the court Of commissioners of Ala
bama claims.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
$500 REWARD.
To all SherifS, Constables and
Other Officers:

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Jan. q, 1883.
The Central Pacific Railroad Com.
psny will pay q reward OF Five
Hundred Dollars $500 for the arrest
and conviction of each one OF the High
wsymen who attempted to rob the east
hound passenger train at Montello Sta
ton, Nevada, between the hours Of l
and 2 O'CLOCK, this morning, January
twenty second.
A reward will doubtless he offered by
Wells, Fargo 81 Co., whose express car
was assaulted, and messenger wounded.
j. a. FILLMORE,
7 General Superintendent.