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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-10

Gould and Curry is expecting
to find a large deposit of pay ore in
the 800.
The Catholic Strawberry Fest
val put large sum into the Golfers
of the Church.
Some Minnesota rifemen have
challenged the invincible Carson
team to match.
Col. r. NJ. Hoe the man who
made the press upon which the AP-
PEAL is printed. is dead
Over 500 Cinnamon landed in
San Francisco yesterday. The Re-
striction Act is a big thing
Judge S. p Scanniker who used
to be District Attorney of Storey
county, died recently in Sacramen-
to.
The Idaho mine of Grass Val
ley has just declared another divi-
dsnd; its 200th. 1t never knows
when to quit.
There was 642 votes cast on the
Home Rule Bill and it was defeated
by only 80 majority, Yet the
London times calls the result de
cisive and crushing
People who have more gall
than sense are stealing APPEALS
from business houses again. This is
doubtless ore of the penalties of
being the county organ.
Yesterday the APPEAL office
received its monthly keg of beer
from Kleins brewery. As will be
observed by the neat appearance of
today's paper, the typos got none.
The correspondence between
Commissioner Sparks and C. c..
Pewning In the last number of the
Reno Journal will be perused with
establishment by the people of Ne
vada.
There is a good deal Of row
being kicked up about men whe
grab the public domain. The men
who make the most noise would
let the public domain lie and rot to
the end Of time before they utilized
1 foot Of 1t.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is highly
extract of Sarsparilla
md other blood-purifying roots,
with Iodide of Potassium
ind Iron. Its control over scrofu-
Gus diseases is unequalled by any
,ther medicine.
Subscriptions to the Presby-
erian Manse fund are progressing
avorably, about $500. one-half the
mount necessary. having been i
,ledged. The Ladies Society will
i've a dinner at the Fourth of July
celebration, in aid Of the fund, for
heir pledge
-Backache, stitches in the side,
nflation and soreness in the bowels,
re symptoms of disordered state
{ the digestive and assimilative
rgans, which can be promptly and
thoroughly corrected by the use Of
Ayer's Cathartic Pills. As dinner
ills, and as aids to digestion, they
ave no equal, They cure censti-
alton. |
"A family of Orsgonians passed
trough here yesterday bound for
,me point in Nevada where they
ould secure good farm. They
lade inquiries at the Capitol but
course there was no Immigration
ociety to throw any light upon
'evada's resources. They will
rebably bring mp in Colorado
here they will be welcomed by live
len and located as permanent set
|ers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-10
STOCKS.

Morning Board.
6l5 Hale & Norcross-l 80
$50 Savage
~ ChOllar 4ac
zoo Potosi-J0c
900 Gould & Curry-9Oc
60 Best & Belchcr-1
100 Con. Cal. G Val 30
100 Union
50 Sierra Nevada-tec
$40 Mexican-cc5c
10 Ophir-o0c
40 Crown Poirt-9Oc
% Yellow jacket Soc
$50 Bodice 81
I5a Meno-2 81
500 Navajo -40c
go Peer-i0c
81 Holiness 30
Is Peerless-2Jc
AS Croker 40c
Is Utah-a0c
80 Overman-25c
80 Andes-30c
IS Eureka Com 90
$50 Bulwer-1 51
Silver King-1sb
AFTERNOON BOARD.
80 Hale & Norcross-i so
$50 Savage-9oc
$50 Chollar-b0c
AGO Potosi-,Mc
1875 Gould & Curry-90c
IS Best 6 Belcher- 95c
a75 Con. Cal. & Val 45
$50 Union-30c
10 Sierra Neyada-50c
80 Mexican-40c
600 Ophir-t0c
60 Crown Point-1 II
$50 Yellow Jacket
SIS Alta-30c
$50 Bodie--1 Is
500 Mono-2 SO
3;6 Navajo-40c
250 Peer-Jc
$50 Peerless-5c
315 Holiness
575 SynGicate-20c
755 Con. Pacific-25c
So Alpha-3Oc
200 Belcher-1
$50 Overman-15c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-10

Fence Posts Wanted.
-WANrKD-lO0c cedar fence posts. AID.
ply imm ediately At this Office.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-29
GRlIN AND PRODCCE M1HKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEN lOkh DEALiNto'
At the Produce Exchange yesterday the
wheat ant corn markets were Inclined to Improvement
Exporters were good buyers and the sales for shipment
amounted to 12S.O0O bushels OF wheat and ls4oOo
bushels Of corn Moreover here purchases To ar
rive for export 80 tierces Of lard The grain spec
nlaon opened easier. In wheat tho decline reached TO
Ira aH. cent. mainly to the hammcring by room
traders. The better export demand reportei "ler
I'm the day effected rally of 14@i2 cent,
after full recovery of the morning loss Private cables
picured better condition Of tho foreign markets Inc
options ended steady and lsQs higher at near 10 the
hest figures day, follows: April, 81; May3l a;
June July and August. 92ld September, DIS OCTOBER
9Il4 and December 9G5s cents. Cash wheat early was
weaker closed with the decline recovered Corn on
the spot Il 3s cent better. The options after
brief spell of ease. closed at the best points or me day
and q Shade higher for most OF the months as follows:
April 45a; May. 46; June. AGA; July 467s. and Aug
naturally weakened the malkei and cash lots dropped
d3lo cents April options are of l2 az 3S2 ana May
36l and June 353s cents are only ls cent lower
feature OF the lard market in addition 10 the arSe
10 sales arrive the fact that all Inc sacs or
May represented actual deliveries An improved Ieei-
ing I'm the options hut rrces were Shae on as
a rule follows: May S6 l3 June. 80 20 july ., y
August, SO Il September SO II. and October 20 A.
The receipts OF Grain New-York. Philadelphia, Bal
lows Wheat 965 bushels corn. 60GO7 bushels oats
NS O9l bushels; total grain, 171,oj3 bushels nonr,
90 i2i barrels At Chicago Milwaukee ana 81 LOUIS
the arrivals were: Wheat G3,3oo bushels; corn
1886 6i3 bushels: oats 2l2j24 bushels total gram,
Ga, l67 bushels; -four, 27.977 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-29
CArrNnAn. rlnAY

sursrNE Co~rr. CHtNsEa,-Bct're Andrews J. Nos
Co. , 8. 7O -. a. "a 100 l03 los l3O 1872, l53 1872
lg. lg7 20. 2I3. 40. "a. "a - ~ 2i - L. ~ ~
- =, $50, 81 -ee -ot. 80 -9l, 20, -"5 |'i 49,
81 faiMf ,orar-smcnL TERM PAhT I.-Eeore Nau
IruuI. I.- Sos. ''. 6.o
AtFGrNE CoUEI-t tlnCuu-fAE1 L-Beiore Lawrence, j.
SIrtIvr CouHr~CncUI-TAEI lI.-Eeiorc Nan Worst,
s. .i coG&icay G@ lif J-IAH1 IIl-pe,ere rottcr
No --l.. 80. o., IU5l. o. 80 o. 1876, %j+ o'-0
:l,. 3ll" .ls0. -l95 -l77. 80 231l 2'1i. ~ >,
81. 3. u5 az D, .o55 80" 3I-1 5oo - 7.; oo
g.. sous. aDt7. -Ao -' -toV ou1'' 'oo' -etI -49'
~uflfxr coJRI- -CIoyn-TAaI Iv.-Rcfore nsach j.
Nes,r Iu.o -.. -a.6 I-1. A, Ell, .-,i 20 ID. 90.
io-u' l5;.. l-ll. .-fI5. iGlt. 2il1. -
HsroG.II'- C0UHI-B Before Rollins. ~.WlI OF Brif ct
o. or e. IO.p ma upoa cairndAr called al il lie ini VIII
slIlLioI C5ual-siqCiAL TERM- Before Ingraham J-No
coAroS PLsAs-srEcIAL IrRA-Be,oFe BookstaycT, J.
'SoAntS pLFAs-EQvn TEGN-refore Boo1staycr J.
Cosmos pLaAs-TcAl TriN-PAYI I--EefoLe Day, j.
No I.lI l8IO l5U4, 17O l53N l73l lG57, l'G2, 47o
Cosloy riiAs-TEIAI. II,,-PAII II.-Heforc Van Hoe
-. lJ5- laUe 1884 1903, l'-i l'@3 10 l.
CnY tC-0tR1-CHNrn.I TeEN-A,Jouned Tor tie term
ClN COUGgI-IEAI I:hN-FAhl lll-l5el9i nan. j..
No i-io c. :. ..y- Geo. d Go o. o6 '391 6o' 05V'
(CiLT oi OYER ASu TLRVINrg- -FelOlt Judge Barrett,
Assistant distinct AtOIneY- Fellows Ind Im"-->o' - =
'Coun1 or CENTRAL Sfssio ioNs-PAgr Gpciore Recorder
suyG ami Asslt8 DstI.tAtt0incy FH gerald - N, 3
3 D. t. T. - TO- H. L. %. "A, 10, l6, H. 49, 10, 70
u ~ - q. g. 2G. -, -, - ~
corn OF GRSEEAL SE3,.DSs-PARr II.-Beiore Jndge
sleeve ana .sdnt abstract .,t0gn bedford
% j. - G :. II. j.. i3. a. l.. lO j., Is. 49, ~.
q ~ - -. -. aG. -, -. - 80.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-29
rrnnprAN pRnnncE AtAnYrr

LIVERPOOL April 2S-Pr0ysiOns-Bac Cunberani Cut
81 Cd Long Clear ides. 29s. oh. Ceir MIdiio
o.. short RIBS. 3Os. J: shoulders 24s. Gt cw
Beef-7Os Inclan Moss: Prime AS Od
Pork-Pr1Ine Ness sos 0d bOL. Prime Mess tssterl
5O 43r 6d. Lari-Amencan 32s: Prime West
ern 3is Lard OIL 3ss. 0i iiams-L0ng cut i3s O'L
Shoulders 81. Butter SOS Od finest United
states Cheese-Amencsn Choice = Od Wheat-lted
Wcsern spring Is ID 17s 3D.. Red inter- Is ID. Is Adj
ner ceutal Is id.. New Western Winter "a i
Eev Mixed As 3D.; California No. l. IS. lOd.
"a ia Californian No. G Sd 0sod GENITAL Produce
snsof IuruentInc 2Cs so. do AT London @Ss I'd Der
evil. REFINED petroleum., sl G0 per gallon. Cioverseed-
.wcricau Red AIS per cHt. IaOT23s Ud. DercNt Rose
1'"mn,oIl So "a. Pale lis Oh 90. OL IAnseed OIL 2ls
80 ner wi JallOW-Iine American 25s sd. Prime Ciif
2S, 3D. Der cwL American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
.rs Iii. QVarters. AID per I'D
r.. ner iun Cao utta Lnseed 3vsd Der quarter nseed
I'd. tom Renned f~'ioieull. 80.
il nef gallon spirits Of Iurpcntne 2O~ ou por cM-'
sperm on per ton. kosin,Comnon oa oa p ono ~.
III "a a1lA PROVISIONS Lard. 35a Oh Der cw Ioi
American sugar lbs 50. per cwL iof Cupa a 80
osrixing 800 lis Od zoos. Odfo CUBA Ac ar
renung an0st: Austraisp Tallow-Bset A@s va; D1os'
cd, Mutton. pa I'd. d2ss 81 Cocoa Sut on-OefioH'
ex5s. Cd. Cochin. 229429 IS
New-York tribune., 1886-04-29
BID. Askrd.
MEDSI sDAY, ADril 2S-P. VI.


The stock speculation today developed weakness he
cause Of pressure sell auarket limited "a 1t
has been nj any time during tAe Last month. London
quotations for American Railways weak fore our
market opened, aui continued TIL tho close. with
bnyers prces yielded 10 free offerings. and WITH no
rallies oi moment the decline continued to the end IL
Syet to b. demonstrated however what the character OF
the dys selling was. II II the result OF re-
ncwa of courage y the bears" 1t ~eom,l 10 be- tho
tur upward Is no; tar distant bu. II IL was principally
Of long stock tho chances for lower figures before
aurn are GOOD. The generally were slow and
made with display o. considerable hamnering: on the
other hand was Oponly asserted that the "bus and
particularly the Nandcrbllts" hal empOyei known
bears TO sell their stocks without prejudice we may
recall the fact that the same story promn gated
some weeks ago when Lake Shore sold down to
79l ST. Paul to SJ7s Northwestern il9, and Della
ware, Lackawlnua and Western to 1928 Some fine
work was put In to-day help the decline along. by ex
pert figuring on the earnings OF tho Cen
tral and Hudson AMI Lake Shore companies for
the first three months OF this year on the
basis o. percentages OF gains in net earnings Of the Penn
sylyania Railroad for the period We do not know
that the results thus figured out may not prove correct
without the deviation OF cent but we do know that
neither the Central and Hudson Lake Shore Cou-
panys earnings have suffered from she coke and coal
strikes TO any uch extent have those OF tho Pennsy-
vania Company during the last three months. Tho
stockholders Of the companies have right to
complain at the delay In making reports when
the PENNSYLVANIA Company can report accurately
the whole OF its extensive system so
promptly. The delay furnishes tho opportunity for
promulgaon Of erroneous reports which for the tlme
pass current probable Lake Shore the target OF
the days operations and it closed per cent lower than
last evening. but Louisville and Nashville made the
greatest decline 2 per cent from 3S2i TO 3Gis Texas
md Pacific declined from 1893 to and closed at $50.
Union Pacific declined from 81 to i95sa 1874. Reading
ruct strong ald with considerable activity closed on
only per and Western Union close only % lower
Consolidated Gas sold up le to 1O0 but ended at 9Si
The general list decline of about per cent
which would have attracted less attention IL 1t had been
accompanied with less noise. But the market closed
! weak.
Government bonds dull and strong at unchanged
! quotations rs follows
New-York tribune., 1886-04-29
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

In srit hv the Metropolitan Elevated Railway
COMPANY 10 rec from sylvester II Kneand and certain
directors If t company as $50 which they voted 10 give
HIN ~ notes corp'gatiOn bis salary pre- sdeut
fop November $50 TO June l~-4 the defcndants inter
ro..d demurrer This sustained IN the ~upTcnc court
tpeal ,scrday by Justice oach Who dec ared tlat
avermeut setting J'th ~ Who G amos
fhc noic and % actual damage 10 The plainNu
III acor ud hc upheld. Hc the rlainlh per
MISSION 10 amend the com plant the pa cnt Of coats
Theodore Hermann OF the firm Of Hermann x Murphy,
Shoe dealers a!ren st., his been sued IN me supreme
promise o. marriage by ItanCcsta hlNt
sfc. Of No. Iifty--Ventlst who claims 80 90
al. ages she lays -f- while she living with The
gofueT of Mt II two as servant he prom
ic marry heI Do, Tat ne has faxed 10 fuitI A4s engage
IT, examination Of George >p'ncer IN ihe sur OF As,
s.nc Morlls J. j.. Ils T. set ASIDE MS transfers oI
lrop. riy 10 Lis cnilcIen WAS continued yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-29
B0pFS JOR TIE HALEHOLIDA REFORM

Whether the Legislature makes Saturday
afternoon regal halihocay orno there Is little doubt
that il will be practically observed as such by the ma
forfy Of large business houses in this city after June
The movement is gaining ground daily and leading
firms iu all branches OF trade steadily falling into
line All employers who have decided TO close early
have taken TINS step voluntarily as the Haflloiday
Committee has as yet made no individual appeals IN be-
hall . the reform -,
1--WE are waiting just at present. said Secretary OF
eo, vesierday "for the ballhOliday bill to pass tho
legislature and become a law which We have every
ref.on 70 think viii happen il few days Ihis Will
settc the whole question. There - . reason Wy tne
bil should not pass 1t certainly IS demanded ny the
people II mass meetings and every othcI expression oi
uubc oDiniou mean anything. The Oil VIII Dc ofueied
toa id reading this week. think and II Is bound TO
pass the Assembly easily There may be ntt.e hRn.
over t in the senate but the opposition there wiz hot
smouut to much The saturday bafnohday reform 10
far more desirable than the eighthour movement III
every way Thousands OF employers are Wiling 10 con-
tede the former while only few look upon me atef ,
any degree favor lt is the most natuIa tuihR
IL tie " ord 10 make a short work day OF saturday
Robert Gair, paper goods NOS l0l aud 1913 ChamDefs
VI, and The John w. EalY Company nave announced
their intention OF closing Oh Saturday afternoons
New-York tribune., 1886-04-29
TIE PETROLEUM MA RKET.

Again the dealings in crude certificates
showed further dimnution in amount yesterday
Prices opened higher at 1888 cents. but rose 10
73a cents under the influence OF reported falling on
in The production of the Thaycr No. well, and rumors
that tygo more wells the Washington field were dly'
Respecting this latter news 1t may e better 10 DE over
scepfca than Over-sangu.ne. Later reports put INC
gauge OF the Thayer at - barrels an houa ana Oh 'e m
Nuuhul 1t 90 barrels. The market sold OH cent III
the afternoon but closed unsettled ,
Tne range OF prices and the total dealings at INC Ooh
sOud.,ted Exchange were rs follows:
uuc........... 13s Lo0est................ I.si
Sales barrels .4J-OOOO
Refined oil quoted unchanged Al IA cents here ana
H. pcr gallon IN Philadelphia and Baltimore
Cn. CITY. Penn April 2S-Crlie Ol-Nat0nai iran
81. Certificates opened at 1873 and closed at rs
highest price. u lowest price. 72a slles l9l-Ooo
barrels: shipments. 5000 barrels charters. 32222
barrels ccaIanccs 1866 900 barrels; runs S3li9 Dai
Ic,
BRADFORl, Penn, April % Crude Ol-Nstona Tran
sit Certificates openei at 72as and closed al 12's
highest price, 73a4; lowest price, 724 clearances'
100000 DarreIs.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHARLESTON. April 2S-TurpentIne duil al 800
thNaHN turDent1D" steady al 33c
WILMINGTON. Apn 2S.- IurDentlnc quiet al 5Jc
New-York tribune., 1886-04-29
THE COURTS.
n1sCrssING TIE HABITS OF Mr.. PARES.
re,,vo>y IN THE WILL CASE BEFORE THE
DROOKIYN SURROGATE.

.ve1,NONY IN THE WILL CASE bEfo"I I'M,
RROoKLYN SURROGATE.
rx-Govcrnor Butler was the centre OF attcn-
49,, IN the surrogato's Courtroom In BROOK
49,, Yesterday, in tho proceedings relating 10
cor,est OF tho will OF Francis Pares by
80 Of his grandchildren. Before tie pro'een-
'rcs began tho Rev. Dr Eansome Wells who was WIN
general Butler at Bermuda Hundred chatted with h'
him The witnesses examined yesterday were WIN "o
called surrogaics witnesses those called d! 'ho 0"io
cate to give the facts in their knowledge anu "''' "'
proiucea by the proponents or the co"test'h'S'
Thomas Hudson. q painter. tostlheu ID 'O1''" -
handwriting Of Mr.. Pares ana denuhed Soao ,n'I''o
india on the hack of the Will written py Mt %
jio said that he had been III tne hSot % U work II ali
yot matter TO him whether r Fares signed the 'hecN'
or not wHcn he gCi his money ,1, an a. a will was
l. Marcclus the lawyer VINO drew up thc Wa'I' WI ,'S w
- ir re,srG 10 nm eraSuIo Ia IT wheTc the H'np @
Gordon had been substituted Tor Nicno,eS 'n made
n"S ,iat IL VAS done before the Will was
executed lie directed 10 rH rtVS2vvr ~ parcs me
snoWinc his business transactions with NJ , hool.
,or The executors agreed to submit al tho pOohs
and papers re.sug to Mr. l"res n,lT as sI tbat
asked for bv the contestants Hehra rn snn,s of
lie proposed TO show that there Nero ,aTHo sums VI
DR. Jonn o. Johnson testified that he was mr. arr t
tamiy phSslcan from 1874 unlil his death III INC '9s
S nace tn' m ronc chair The witness denied tIas
Le had ever said to Colonel Pike OF nus ms G Ee
;n,ot lGnt the ,aISins TSII IN general way about
fHe matter lie been asked by one OF rd ie e Ssd
ycr- he saw MT. i"icH ;-''@''N
sstd fhat he never him drunk. ..,,, ,ro.
fSu r PIKE one of the contestants OF the WILL was
,evt Questioned. He testified that ne vas d Son
co onc PIKE. and grandson OF ire Gecedeh' u INV h,
lived with mis- graniather for number q" wears, hut
supn0rted himself His father wrote MN iettcI iIoh
MinrtGs where he was Consul Genera III leSala S W
The danger OF Intemperancc his grandiahers house
Thls letter he put IN bis pocket ana the garnen
was hung up ia his room. some one toOA away anu m
shaved n to his grand father aud the latter spoke 10
MIN about it, The witness also testned thal ne n'u
talked various times with DE- johnson , iDout o ms
and the doctor SAID lie could not i've 4orS'
an that the house was arumhOe.
several more witnesses will he examined to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-29
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO April 2S (Spec.aD. Wheat was
eary weakened on the curb Ivy the sale of small lots py
traders who had An interest III bleakn! down prices
uue wheat was sold down 799 cents. 1t went DICK
10 sOls cents after the opening The Pit was without
featute Whel on reports OF forward crops in Southern
Illinois dropped 10 77a cents for May and 19i2 cents
for June. At wheat advanced i9 cent ara inc
trading was active for time. 1t cl 'sed at 0rlock
inst Is cent under the opening. Pork got down 10 - ~
for Nav The packers Will not have their summer PACK
inc one before june until that time VIII I've on the
bear side OF the market Tie osc al $50 p IN va
MAY wheat, 7sls cents May corn. 3Ca cents; May
oats ooaa cents; MAY pork - 92l2 May lard - 80.
Puts on uno wheat this afternoon sold at 192 cens'
calls, S0l2 cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-29
nr1,y1S THE TELEGRAPH CASES.

When the suit of John G.. FaInSworth as receiver
Of The Bankers Merchants Telegraph Company AGAINST
te Western Union cgap Company for So OtOOOo was
calico for Yesterday in the supreme Court. aaron j.
Vndcroc for the defendant said that be was not
really proceed ms associate eXJudRe ni0n was en-
gagged ta at a~hnGton. An appeal from Justice An;
r,'gs denying Of proceedings III this case ull
pending United states Circuit Court Is &c
tdc3 pending, but stay ind yet Decn Obtaed from
auy uthtT cOuTt 49,,
HcuN ~cherck who with Robert G. Ingcrsol, td"aru
Iauieraqch and ". y Cohen represented the plalnn,
wished taat shond be marked ready After some
discussion Justice Beach OTle6i aud The case Was ad
ionrutd un.I ay. Ii minated bv counsel tDat an
would be made 10 Jutge NalId,t III 'ns
mi tn los
New-York tribune., 1886-04-29
4 yEW COMET DISCOVERED.

RocuFsrER, April 2S.-A telegram received
las. nj nt from NJ. Brooks OF Phelps y " announced
% Dr. swift director Of the Warner Observatory, the
discovery OF new comet in Cassiopea, IN the field with
Kapp, right ascension hours - minutes and d'cln-
alton north 62'. 1t was examined with Inc great 'e
sscope of the Warner Observatory It's large Iant
nebnlous object having neither nucleus hor TAN It's
nti T. slow ana ncarly cast. Yh, discovery secures
10 llr brooks the Warner comet pize oi the year
Tho comet may DC seen Win Three ana oNe'n"- 'n'
f.aIf
New-York tribune., 1886-04-29
NAIL AND MERCHANDISE FROM THE OREGON.

The Merritt WreckinG Company's steamer Rescue
came up Tuesday night from the wreck Oh we
Oregon bringing l24 packages OF meicandise winch tho
divers had saved hey landed al the Union stores
brooklyn Rescue returned TO the wreck lhs oi
goods efforts OF the divers 10 save tno
their previous occupation being the inspection 0i the
Vessel and search OF the stateTo0ms for valuables.
Dag tho picked mp al sea
N Ap[2 BY the fishing schooner sIIle T. Isos am uc
Lreed Post yesterday 1t contained closed
toa O1icc 20 Germany, consisting
va egeIed money order list f0r New ofk closed
H.us Baltimore and st Louis, and about 5Ov
.eTs loI delivery Aewl ork CITY $50 for d.tIibuon 10
whtr or and 100 Tor 10
ioegn Ocos The registered mn received was Dui
su. portion Of that dispatched by The oregon me ma
~ ia condition OF IL VIII DC delivered
"he Ss bags dispatched Z5 have thus far been ecovie
WOlk is continued by the wreckne company on the
nhhD EIOs which ashore az BsI1era tbIce Wcebs
td there prospects Of ultimately floating "a" gcHsel
ueh O Tie the yeSSe las UceA
New-York tribune., 1886-04-29
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

to-day the following causes were @rsued:
-. 72I-Io,m II Burroughs and others appellants as
Mary q Poison iufleaacd. etc, cspundcnt Dewitt
Blown aupcl ants Merritt SAWYER FOR respondent.
~. o0.-f0-ar MrSJa aud others appeliah = agt lne
lagcc respondents samuel Hand George spencer and
luatlus appellants, George Ioms;ocS loi re
eY0udtLis
No. Gp4-L6ward " Tucker. appellant art Martin Cooney
ana others Ics OnGeuts john Hunt for appellant iL4 an
Iort cs Tor Ics lpudcms.
II administrator ,tc. appellant Dewey lor appellant
y NOOK fo. resp Huden'.
No DcS-Caro 1e Haroock appellant. agt John il ar
NiliIlm House appel ant, Nllllin
Iu'lcGtJn Tor respondent -
Nut-5 julius Morgan. agt the civ Of Bingham0n and
others sponIouts Wales for appellant. Sessions
ir,I llti"t't ,..,,..-- II ,,..u.,
aldo.l.!s r,~roa lcu. ciirv Hochklss TOY appellant,
1lOn b. J. Pc.isau ioT respondents
The following Is the day 4lendar for April %.
Nos 4e7 C97 746 80 97o G9l. 593 ia III and 72s.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-29
hauled into deeper water with her award She was
ashore biOaasije
THE secoyp DISTRICT CONTRA or yoT A WARDED

'Th, R,.,d al Estimate and ApnOrtloAn"nt met
Yesterday 10 rass HE b 10 src"t cen'nS IN" con;
The Mayor wts absr DY Icdso "l
Dsi.c,. ".pi.lng n u plIl ' NO
tv nc.nw F0ur, ami west o br"i'"aV'lh, Con
,,.,t "a ~ y,rdd 70 hayward Du'l, tr present IN
tractms The amount m the bd s-ll w. re- aanu r"f
IN. second ID .ffic coprsid thai la' o. te CIV un W
.WaN.i!c luNfs
was y j. Rc!ly. lis hid wNsS uiHoc yer annun lh'Ie
ere two olier uwer bddrfs hut ;hcir bs were not accom-
named nv ccI5lrcl ccc ior per cent o. nc . NV ="
rcsurct thef were ieitc'h elGlI'
"novcsc an 1t III N contractor, submitted protest hsas
M n i second lsrc'. lie biS"s i7
80, ~ 80 ~. 90 tI,ui inst he verhay and IN writing
made at tin blaks foI the snecihc9ons ana no no
400 l" e IA. en- of him Comiri~s;On"r .'ocma hi
Davis we're submitted ny Commissioner Coleman aud h
G,k IIorer that formal Application had h en- roccFe
from the protestant lei Genovesc sail that le had
led IT, lho d clGce g. make ward FOR The -ec-
on Disf c uIt opinion " tn Corp i)n Counsel vas
had as TIE O The card fl the premises III thcn
annuInen q unti tJtny.