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closes this strange book. and until the weight
Of the conversations which form the greater part
Of it recurs to him is disposed TO commend the
volume quite heartily. II it were all like the
first and the last chapters he might do so with
q clear conscience and satisfied Judgment, but
in the present case the III possesses unfortunate
Significance
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COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL July 2l-l D. m--Cotton- sales OF the
lay included 5000 bales American Futures closed steady
Upiands. Low Middlng clause. July dolivorv 3J.64d
sellers; July and August delivery S2e4d seors August
and September delivery 2S6ld buyers september and
october delivery, 1884 November
delivery l2B4d November and
ll84d. sellers; December and January delivery l06l
sellers January aRd February delivery 1064d boyers
September delivery. 2S-64d. buyers
GALVESTON. July 2l.-Cott,n-steady Middlng. 9'l;
Low Midding 81; Good Ordinary, 81; net and gross
receipts, - bales stock. 1923 bales
NORFOLK. Jnly 2l.-Cotton-steady. Middng l0jt; net
and receipts 10 bales exports 10 Great Britain,
coastwtse 10 bales; sales 80 bales stock 1873 bales
CHARLESTON July 2l.-Cotton-Quet Mid,,ng 9a4 ;
and receipts 1913 bales exports coastwso 36 baes
sales, - bales, stock, $50 bales.
SAVANNAH. July 2l.-Cotton-Steady and firm. Middling
97s Low Mihdling. 81; Good Ordinary. net and gross
receipts, 20 bales exports coastwIse 873 bales sales
90 bales: stock, 1854 bales.
NEw;oEiEANs July 2l.cotton-steasy. Middling. e'.;
receipts, 23 bales; exports Britain bales
sales. $50 bales stock, 81 GAL bales
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ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND wooD-CUTs.
For sale at and newssands Price IS cents
each
HUDSON RIVER RoUTE.-New-Yofk 70 West Point
Casl Mountains Albany Troy. Saratoga Springs Lake
George Champlain Adirondack Montreal ana Que
bee via Hudson River steamers Contains special maps
OF Catskill and Adirondack Mountains.
SARATOGA ILLUSTRATED-The Visitors Guide to
Saratoga Springs, with maps and woodcuts.
SARATOGA MINERAL wATERs-Dlrectlons for their
use by DR.. w. o. Stiman, OF Saratoga Springs
SEASIDE RESORTS the Atlantic Coast
NORTHERN RESORTS.-Boston the White Noun
tans Lake Memphemagog. Green Mountains Lake Cham
plain, Ogdensburg. Montreal and Quebec
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD AND
THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGIoNS-New-Y York
Gap Mauch Chunk. Scranton, Harrisburg Wiliansport
and Elmira.
ERIE RAILWAY ROUTE.-New-York to Ithaca, Wat
kn's Glen Rochester, Dunkr Buffalo Chautauqua Lake,
and Niagara Falls, via Erie Railway and branches
NETWORK TO SARATOGA. BUFFALO. CHAU.
.ISLANDS.-Vla New-York Central l. Il and Rome,
Watertown and Ogdensburg r. r.
NEWPORT RoUTE.-New-York to Boston, via New.
port and Fall River With Descriptions Of Newport and
Narragansett Bay
CONNECTICUT RIVER ROUTE.-New- York to the
White Mountains, via n. Y. and n. H. and Conn River
r II.
NETWORK TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON.
CITY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the Public
Buildings Parks &C. Street Directory Iraveiers Dec-
tory, and Map OF New-York
Sent by mall on receipt Of 25 cents
TAINTOR BROTHERS & CO., Publishers,
Is and 90 Astor place. New-York.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAr IKUAk LINE
Trains fSipe tewY6,k Va OesbHosses and Cortlsnis
sIT s FeE5,e as CS s s., Yves, witch Pullman Palace
Cars attached, 20 a. NJ 8 30 Dining Car AID D. u
qaiiy. NewYork and Chicago LilaiHd ol re "a
a. ni evs sry0d dHY, N'' S'''pA'
wismspoF Lock Haven. zoo a. M 200 p M ~, fSsy
vile VIII h and a ne OF OF ( REGIONS it
ESE sNsaas& o2 H aRa a AID
IL 200 a. III, %, :C0 ami 100 p. H. Saturdays
Baltimore. Washington and hs 1i South Limited Wash
SS 3a Eyes Of @1R Pa5Sr cars Zoo a1 sA
DAILY ya' vita IN Dining carve carr at 40 M az arrive
nsHn s co !S S aa a 90 2 200 aS aad
night Sunday, q rs and - IN, 80 and p n and
For Atlantic City IL 10 a. m 100 and 2 100 D. H. week
Long HIRS a6ea ba lead IL g' SSneca and sta
Is ncoa go so 1p ssT o m aI aa 70
on SUNDAY 10, md . :l5 a. NJ and D. n do nos
For Old FONT ana Norfolk. via New. York. PhaieIps.
ana NSrf9ik Railroad p M; aary VIA b1'D''''
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex, connect WIN all ,houss;
trains at Jersey Clsy, Attending speedy ana oIsS'
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave NewYork. VIA DesbrOssSs and
toruandt streets Ferries, a. follows . ,,,,,, al,
and 10, Washington L.mtei), and II a M y 20 J, :
2o SG 30 s sSa ana 10 p NJ sna 40 "a sad ~
!, $50 9. go; and . pm. and l2'i nisA1
Trains Ass0E IsaShs daily except sunday
a ana p no on aaaar ,5sn$s st M ana
Ticket orces NOa 4s5, SO and 90 , Broadway.
Contest and Broosyn station foot q tult9oSc;s s
Brooklyn; Station. Jersey City; Emcrans Ticket omSs
'; The NswYors Transfer Company VIII call for and
eheSk i nsssSss p fST hotels and F''dne WOOD
General Manager. General pass'r Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER

~ FOOT Of LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
For phI% and II; TESENroS Bound Brook
3 at suNbAS = a az no. 80 l. 3 80 80
Trains leaving at 4, AS. II a H. so l. s 80 80.
yllle, etc q. M for Eascn bethlehem. Allentown.
Maueh. Chunk, Kcsing,, Hair sbarg &c.
SaS a m for Lake HoDateO' E. r'st0n Bethlehem and
%, a: m for bennington, EastOn Bethlehem Allen
so a. m, FOR Flemlugton, Lake Mopatcons Easton
ton Reading Hafrsbars. Pottsye Tarnaaua sSaSoKin
su1bSry L ;eS p.oAo
Maych Chunk Reading Hagr;sH9urg etc
chSnt @EesbSrre sSPanoa Ts%aaua ShnSRn Mauch
80 p. for Pennington, Lake Hopatcong, Easton
goo and 5 $50 p; m for somerlle and bloomington
Chunk Reading harrisburg etc On Sundays at ssgs So
q sng 80 II = sSGs,T m 80 80 go $50 40
Tor Rcd Bsnf Long Branch tAs6uTy PARK Ocean Crow
s$&p Is n, sso 80 $50 Gn.' at $40
WOOD HmeRssicr Toms River Barnesat .'e etc i'NNi
c,4, a. ~, 80 r M for Beach Haven. ATLANTIC
90, 90, is, . 80. 10 80. II 10 A. m. 30
80. 4. 30, 5 90 $50 G 10 III Sundays a. m
F FhR BAcTs g TuSays
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
For LONG F FFSNi rir RH : y GROVE 4 etc.
20, HIghland Beach, seabcght. Mogmouth Beach and
s:55, 4So. $50 ,. IN Sundays. . 80. Ii 100 a. ~
For Elberon, Asbury PARK Ocean Grove etc. 90 100
p II 200 a; mn, m, ! 90 s;4S, $50, 80 p IN;
aud Saturdays 100. 800. IL 100 a. m, 10; 10. 90
For Atlantic Hlghlanas 30 90 a. m q 100 SATURDAYS
only $40 4 30 8 80 D. m.
For Lakewood Toms River aud Darncgat 80. 0e a m
Tickets ana arlog Car procured at H. AIS
i95thst 1872 Fast i25thst New'YOrE CCurst SO
FulLon,st, gs Broadway BNoklyn
baggage from hotel or residence
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RaiIroa0s.
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w n Y. G. 4 II. Il K CO., lesseeA
Trains leave West 42d St station as follows. and 20
minutes earlier from foot Of Jay-sL, North River
Detroit and Chicago, % So 2. IL, 20 00, s 10 D. m
St Louis 70 200, IS II p. m.
sgara FAILS Is % :55 a. m. % 100, IS rs D. M
Kingston saugcrties, Catskil Albany. 3I5, = Is.
20 s. a II 80 g. NJ , o. o2 Is oq 3 10 D. m
AZ is IS So 10 10 a) II 80 a. M ~ 100, 10 is
ss rs As D. m, and 100 a. as and 200 y. M
Cranston's Cornwall. Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada East. '6 go p 4
ronto 80 So a. M f0 100, IS rs ,. IN.
Elegant sleepngcars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit
saiaoga Specials a) II 80 a. M (s AS D. m Draw.
Lake George, II 80 a. m, Drawing Room Cars 10 Cald
well. Saturdays only, % :45 p. IN.
Lakes Mohonk aud Mnncwaska, via New Paltz. 9 :00
(a) IL 80 q. M ~ 45 p m Drawing Room Cars 70
Kasterskll, Hunter. Grand Hotel station. snd Phoe-
nica, :15, 100, ca IL 30 a. (s) 40 Drawing
Cars Grand Hotel Station and to Phoencia dor
Hotel KoateFskl and Mountain House, OO az IL 80
Palenvle Cairo and Mountain House Station. 315.
Room Cars Catskil 90 II 80 and 81 As
trains
except sUndoy "a s. Leave Jersey CITY, p. L. r. Sta.
ton (a) II 20 (s) 40 p Hoboken, West Shore
Station, (a) II 80 a. m, 81 $40 p m
For tickets time tables, parlF or sleepins-car accom-
ton.st Sew.York Cy~$sS 7s5 oi2 Broaiv'sy 1873 i.2
Bowery IL Park place and West Shore Stations foot Of
West 42d-st., foot Of Jay-st n. i.
hotels and residences. c. T.. LAMBERT
Vanderbltaye. General Passenger Agent
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
~ FOR
OLD POINT COMFOKr,r
NORFOLK lOKISMOI III

N
KEwYoEx PIlLADELPMIAAs ana so pesSrcsses 80
daily 500 p Tickets and sleeping oe Rraiirosd Co
ii. ". DUNE SSpt II b COOKE G. T. q y ~ =.
NEW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESIEkf5SS
~ RAILWAY.-rralns ieaye nom ielEIes a. "e>' -"
and Jay SIS. Us follows: - o., Mia.
dleoNn, EllenVie Taisburc, Moatcelo, Liptlg:. o,
ton, Delhi Norwich. Uuoa, Rome, Oneida fui'''' W
wcgO, Buffalo, Detroit Chicago sxx ~, TOP
West 49d-sL, . 10 a. N. Jay.>t, ; % .. y,
Waikiki Valley. stations Lakes M2honk, Mime" a'A1'
MidiletOwr, IallsbuFg. liberty. White laS% - N,
West 42d-st, 10 p. ~ Jay.sL, 80, " nis,s.s
Waikiki Valley stations Lakes MohOnk, MUM" 49,
Midiietown' Biocmingnurg. NJ Dale, Monticello fd"S
burg Liberty, White Lake, lOcs lant .ax M "a,
Nest Aai.st, 4 80 p. M. jays 80 luvurp.hona
Canlph"ll HALL Mlddletown BloomingourG "ur''oo'''
West 42i.st. e5 p Jay.st 10 p n M u onssn u.
Nlddietown Fa,sburg Liberty, Wal,9 NOtvtsh oie"~
oswceo Susronsion Bride Detroit Ch,eafo 81 s IN,
Buffet slerpers Niagara Falls heeiAnins S"@-' ~
free Oswcgo. ,.rk N m Law.
s. 90 b M for Campbell Hall, Mliilsiowh b, yos
inobnrg Tllen,ile, kasburg Montceilo LOeIS' "ni''
Lake livingston Manor Walton, DaihLL - .,..x.es a.
Pullman Drawing Room seats ana brrths rcssrNc, ~
ao7 Broadway Time tables tickets &C.; a! ySI; oyh
81 Ma n,oaiway 737 6h.aye.. lS4 East i2otn'sAs
sdi West I2Sthrst, YeT0 YasISSpERsoN q. p. A., :.
Is Exchange Place, Nswxssk
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Gfaehers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
IA supplies Professors Teachers Tutors, GovernesseS
&C., 70 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply to
MRS N. J. YOUNG.FULTON, % Union Square
BEST TEACHERS supplied no charge. TEACH.
a. Frs registered for 20 cents for posags vacancies
can School Bureau. West 14th-st. N. Y
A GRADUATE OF Yassar College a teacher OF several
n years experience, wishes position teach. Ad.
dross A. B., Tribune once.
ID RINCIPAL (married) wanted for suburban boarding
and day school Address, stating qualifications EDU
GATOR" Tribune ONCE.
TUTORS. professors teachers all branches
circulars schools supplied parents; English French,
German, Spanish spoken MIRIAM COfRIERE, 81
East 17th.st, between 4thave. and Broadway
vVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU TOR
w both seIes supplies professors teachers goyernesse
musicians, housekeepers companions &C.. 10 colleges,
schools and families also bookkeepers stenographers and
copyists 70 business firms
MRS. A. D. CULVER. 800 SHAVE. New-York City.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACk TRUNK LINE
Grand CFNTRAL STATION.

GRAND 5' cciESSiTikAEf sTAfIoS.
and Finest PASSENGER s5nS9 IN Amea
Albany Toy and syr11eass 1,oorr. a., xon,s,
no CARS % ssSsSsa a%s Esko GS sss.
ana aS 20 "a A01H ze,ns xo
Creek, schSoon Lake Blue Mountain Lake, g.. Drawing.
80, :S s. a.; m, TAMogs vEsTIByLEp CHICAGO AND
dnnee5r irswiS.Som and siseug PsIss
a Erie S' ceesd ana r0oao i as
CHICAGO at so a n, p 81 Lcus 40 p LII next day
ronto. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Indianapos D. tsOi. ard
drawing Canandalgua Rochester and Hshaei
III 80 a. m, we-ern NewYork and Northern Express
Adams 5e sarstogs Lmited Runs On satuPdays only
arriving sara'ogs 8 :S5 p mi Caldwell 10 p IL Dras'
80 an n. saraOg, ana Utica special With drawing
cars Q Albany Trey and sasatoga- Runs through
meets FOR ny Sa' SorS Gda% and and i5y
POM, "a: esisasqi epsinaaa and s.. Levi, z.
ton,O VIA L6wis9n steamers and Cfs leland, cnennsl.
y" p, ~. fof CLAYTON daily including Sunday; to,
e aau S cayon and Paul smiths Va tcs and s,'
sHs az. nd "a. f
sSna' Ss9diS sssi 'sn
PsssSTg sd cP1ss9ufa 9e Ki HIS Q
&c Via Saratoga and Adirondack Raload Sleeping cas-
New. York to Piattsburg and North Creek
p. M Special Sleeper arrives Roehes'er 40 N.
fiji 80 D. m Fast Night Express for Rchaei SPRING.
Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Fails, Toronto, Cleveland
Cincinnati Ind annapolis Louis. Detroit and Chicaco
with sleeping cars. Sleeping cars " Canandaigua On
u midnight Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga
Lake George. Plattsburg. Loon Lake. Saranae Lake.
Paul Smiths &C.. also Sharon Springs CooperstoSn
and Richheld Springs sleepine-cars to Albany.
Tickets and space dra wing and sleeping On
,se a; Gland Central Station; ll3 rs aud 9i2 Broadws
10 Park place Bltery place, G. West 12jth.st, and
i3sh ST. Station New YORK; 1913 Washington and $50
fulton SITS, Brooklyn. and 10 4th-st, Williamsburg.
WestCot's Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences
sRun daily others daily except Sunday. tStop a. 13sth
j. NJ. TOUCEY HENRY MONETT
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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g HORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
Central Station at 10 100 m. and 90 D: Tor Watch
HIl Narragansett Pier. Newport, and Providence and
Boston 90 p. Limited Express ior Newport Prov.
idence and Boston. IL 80 Night Express for New.
port Providence Boston-daily Palace Paror Cars OF
Sleeping Cars destination.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-TicLet Offices, 4oi. eli

~ IN and os7 BrOadway 1Ss II powsry ISL %ss ~
Battery Pi1ee, Chamnffs sbd 2S1 street leF,ics Tss
x9k 81 ana SSS tgos BT12k}n l Eoais,
81 MoDtgomery.st, and New Station jersey CITY 49,.
Tickets and PaFlor or Sleeping Car and erI
for checking and a9sfer o. b1egsre s9n be Obtained III
from Chambersst local traias % 10 minutes cartier
. M. daily, Day Exprss@ ture, drswpgFoon coae,..
70 Bo5ao Pullman Sleeping coaches Horellsvlle q
10 80 o. week days Delaware Valley Express ua,o.
car to ginehAnton, Owego. Elmira anf Coming ~
Pullman OF day and brTet Sleeping coaches 70 M
falo Niagara Falls Clevel3Dd Chicago. Cincinnati "a
. st. Louis no extra charge Tor fast tine
D. H., daily Chicago Express. Pullman buffet sleeuns
colchos to Bnghsmton, Owego. Emlrs, Rochester Ex
pr ,slS Cincinnati ,! sni Chicago - 90
s 4 10 lie n %SsSsS $50; sse la *
~ suaisJ ~ Is p % Srss' 30 Il S Ss
as g. VI y 20 d % 'a g. nIi p NOW,
s;soS So 9sS3SS $50, ica 90 D. 10 30 10 70
Nersrs and faer.o So va - 10 g
iSo % M if e Ss no. sua sG g 80
Hiisf$c@a s5 fgfs3 q q 3; 49,.
10 night Also to Rldgewood. $ 80 a. ~. 20 n:
Newbure and tornwJi-7 e a. M 40. T. $50 Son
wsS1 a. : e. SGR sys re- : D il so
81 su1dsy. As g. % 20 - sm
$50, 4 30 5 80. , .. m Sundays. 4A5 s u q
oExpsess trains from the West arrive in New-YoH =
W J. 'NrRPH ~ AZ ~ y IT, L. z FARMER
Gen'l suD't General Passenger Agent
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

I Rep RANK PEANCH soGEAE
LAKE roISS 6,I PatENASs {Ig I{ &Iffv :, 1883
Il.SA r dEAXE NEWYQRK. FOOT OF LdB J6 %
Gas: e1press ;o0 a 80 Is 80. 6 15 D. Sundays
rpo 100 "a q IN m ana 200 p m ,,,,s,,oScre ers
$50 z 10, '9:lo a. m. ZOO noon; 80 $40
200 p m SUNDAYS, :15 is a. H. ; 200 D. M
RUFUS BLODGETT j. r. WOOD H. p BALDWIN,
supt Cen Pas AgtP. r. L. G.P.AC.RIlN.J
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RAILROADS..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JEPSrS
1v-Tralns leave from Chanbersst. Station wsaso
for Engewood, Tenany, ClosteJ spafkkIl and n91ar
200, 80 $50, go, 8 20 90. 10 80 D. r. 90
midnight For SNH a%@e lgE ys 2 M 30
week days, 200. lo00a. M so 40 D. NJ sanS.aa.
Additional trains 10 Cresskl and way, $40 a. r. .Sen
y. m. 80
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KUHN, LOEB & co.
Dipi0en0 Notices.

Dipi6en6 Notices.
OFFICE OF PULLMANs. PALACE CAR COMPANY,
dividend NO. Sc. ''N'' -'''' '1'' ~ '''''
~ THE USUAL QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO
declared payable and after August 15 1855 to stock
holders Of record at else 81 business august lss
a. S. wEINsHEIMER, Secretary.
OFFICE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
THE BOARD OF DIRECTIONS OF THIS
Of afSf '9s fE
guaranty saS,qs" ana special reserve fund.- formed
Of the State Of ,New,York, passed April 1O 1874, as
9sG as a6 for SS 'sa9s
funds BY fire insurance companies payable on demand
S ssi' redeemed ''7 oiRds
- COZ VhAiIEoA re- TalS saS Y &.
BOARD ARR ,n Of DEesO og has Eu hf day de de-
CENT upon the preferred stock Of this company payable
on ASgS 1 & at viii III 0s d at M on
Teaesday A AHg S and e0pened at 10 o'clock H. on
Ahui'o"'' august 40 l. NJ scHwAN. Secretary.
THE ST FAu A MIENEt tcMFSYAY ND MANITOBA
& Se wy * T jay z, iSss
THE BOARD of Directors have declared the
usual quarterly dividend Of one and onehaf per cent
on the Capital Stock OF this Company, payable this
Office August /, 1885, to stockholders OF record that
date
The stock transfer books will be closed at D. m, July
IS and wl be IeopcLcd at 10 M, August II, 1883.
EDWARD r. NICHOLS,
Assistant Secretary.
ST LOUIS AND san FRANCISCO RAILWAY
COMPANY. 10 BR0ADST, mills Buildngl
New York. July 16. 1883.
THE USUAL semi-annua dividend (NO. 81,
i OF THREE AND ONE-HALF q 1-2) PER CENT, on
the first preferred stock OF this company has been de-
cIared, and IL payable and after August TO- 1888
stockholders OF record the books In this ONCE Of
July o. 1888, at 3 p.
No certificates Of rst preferred stock viii be received
for transfer after Monday July % 1sSs. at until
the morning OF Aug. 10. 1883 T. W. LILLE. Treasurer
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Nrw Publications.
TAINTOR'S GUIDE-BOOkS.

Describe Cities Towns and Resorts on the Routes
ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND wooD-CUTs.
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~ REGULARS SCHOOLS, both sexes city and country.
L with careful advice 10 parents. MIRIAM COYRIERE,
II Last l7th.st, between 4th-aye. and Broadway
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-12-01
DeYOUNG,s CLAIMS.

81. II. DeYoung's chances for
recognition by the incoming admin
istraticn are improving. He man.
aged q great newspaper during the
fight, and the work OF the Chrsn-
icls during the struggle il every
where recognized and ackaowl-
edged. Such . paper il worth q
thousand orators, as it appeals to an
infinitely larger audience and lifts
its Voice every morning. 1t il >
voice that rings out ceaselessly
above the fray; q voice that never
grows husky; q voice that never
tires, and . voice that whispers in
the palaces of the wealthy and the
hsvels of the poor alike; q voice
that appeals to the intelligence of
the public; to the reading, writing
and reasoning class.
That the owner and manager of
such an efficient engine of battle il
entitled to high recognition, NO one
can deny.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-12-01

Gov. Waterman, of California,
made . serious mistake in allowing
Dargsr to be hung. He was the &C
csssory Of . murder, and furnished
the authorities with the Information
that led to the capture Of his two
associates.
He was promised by the District
Attorney immunity from punish
ment if he weuld tell what he
knew. The State broke faith with
the man and hung him.. In the
case of Troy Dye the State OF Cali
fornia did the same thing.
In future q great many crimes IN
that State will 60 uadetected be-
cause there will be no incentive for
anyone connected with crime to
aid the law. As long as NJ one re-
veals the guilty secrets OF a killing
where several men are engaged,
there in little likelihood Of its dis
covery. Men who havo seen the
bodies OF Dye and Darger swinging
from the gallows will take good care
not to be made a victim of the
States broken faith. Detectives
find it hard work to running down
gangs of assassins when all of the
offenders keep their mouths shut.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-12-01
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

TNYO CANAL COMrANY.-Lo-
Il cation Of principal place of bust
ness, Carson City, Nevada. -I.ocation of
works, Owens Valley, Inyo county,
California.
Notice Is hereby given that
At . meeting OF the Board of Directors
held on the 18th day OF November assam
assessm eut mo. 1of Iwtnty-fvsf2 5) cts per
share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the corporation, payable immedi-
ately, in United states gold coin, to the
Secretary at the office Of the Company,
corner OF Carson and Proctor streets,
Carson City, Nevada Any stock upon
which this assessment shall rem ain
unpaid On the 26th day Of Decembe 1888,
viii be delinquent and sdvertisea for
sale At public auction. and unless pay
aent IL made before, viii b sold ON
Wednesday the 2sra day 81 January.
eSso. 10 pay he dslinquent assessncnt,
Sogether with cost Of advertising and
RpeRses Of sale BY order Of the
+. r. EoFER,
Secretary.
o0ee-At the Bullion and Exchange
DaDk corner Of Carson and Proctor
streets. Carsoa CITY. Nevada. dec1td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-12-01

The case OF the q. s. Govern
ment W. Bailey which was decided
in the U. S. District Court, ysster-
day was enc Of the most important
decisions ever rendered on this
coast, and 40 We arc Informed the
frat case of the kind ever decided.
Bailey, = wealthy cattle man of
Eureka County took up 100 acres Of
Government land and then proceed
ed to fence in 10, 900 acres to which
he had no title whatever.
NJ. G. Cavasaugh made home
stead location OH tho ground which
Bailey subsequently fenced. After
fencing the land Baily ordered off
the actual settler aad threatened
to sue him for trespass.
Bailey was q man Of consiGera-
bic wealth and Cavanaugh was
max of small means.
Bailey's big bluff temporarily
kept Cavanzugh away from lis
homestead until he took legal ad-
vice and catered complaint against
Bailey for trespass.
The Court decided that Bailey
was . trespasssr on the publ do
main and not CayaAausA and en-
tered decree Of fine and inprison-
ment against Bailey for his illegal |
act.
This is q decision that every
square nan will applaud, and now
that the law On the point is thor
orghly settled, rich men will not
b apt to imagine that they can own
all the land they can build . wire
fence around.
Bailey viii b compelled to take
dewn his fence. aad numerous
other men whe have acted the part
Of Land hsgs will fad themselves in
no position to maintain possess.
ION Of the tracts 81 country which
hey have appropriated BY the mere
oct Of fencing in.
The Columbus journal., 1888-12-26

ciass IN ni:urai pni1oscpnJ,-uosn fuuno-
some and spirited. and they took q VIC
lent fancy each for the other. They had
to sit side by side, they exchanged rings
and locks Of hair, used to write each
other every day, and send each other
AowerA One day the older Of the two
took q small cluster of violets from .
pretty girl in the senior class and wore
them all day in her corsage. Then there
wa serious trouble. The younger went
into Mysteries, and for almost a week
was very i'll. Those two girls left col
lege at the same time and vowed always
to live together. But I heard one Of
them had married within q year."
1T is extremely dangerous, I know"
said an old dOwager who was present,
Ito have only one man to a hundred girls
at q summer resort. Almost every girl
will fall in love with that man, but I
thought young ONE c~ultivating their
inteliects were different"
mot at ALL" said the little professor.
They have brains, of course, but they
also have hearts. For my part, I believe
il co-education. went to q university
where Ilen and girls studied in the same
class rooms. The girls were able to see
many kinds of men, and to be critical
about them. They did not fall in love-
as the saying is. with each other or with
the young men. but studied their lessons
and enjoyed the society of both sexes
like rational young women"
at Vassar college and ut Smith. also,
the students are cautioned by the lady
professors against the practice of "fall-
ing in love" with each other. and jeal-
ousy of n girls attentions to another
is vigorously preached down. New
York Journal.