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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02
OUR HISTORICAL MENOF-wAR
A Bit Of Mark Tvasm's Account Of the
Review Of t.4c BrAsish Facet BIZ the
S..ah at Portsmouth.

Our ship sailed out through a narrow
way, OoiAereu by piers III It swarmed
~.tl peol'.e. and likewise ICY prodi.,loa~
men-ui-w..r vi the fashion oil il hundred
Years ago. There We're, perh.. ps. ii dozen
vi ,he stately veterans, these relic, OF
tue historical part and not looking a.ed
aid seeUy either, hut bright and fresh
IA Al III, } ui,.i ossrn ituucileI and painted
Yesterday. Iney Were the nubiest cfeii-
tUr.S ~ iooh upon huiis OF huge pro
potion and great length from til. III tall
si.ies, vast ste.n. thai lowered into the
uir iiAe the gable end vi :, church; graceful
bows :,n.i a,,lfe-neadS; misis us trim
and Lofty a. spIres-sufely NO spectacle
co'sid Tic 81 AN .,.',iLi,, Is i light III the
O,d ;i.ies, When sucu beautiful anu such
Iaruiy snip, these riiie,t the seas.
Ami GOV IL mGSt have stirred the heart
Oi Ehsia..,i wueu IL he-t vi tnen Used to
co.iir >.ti.iii;, ln from victory, with ruined
Sides ani tatirfed sp..rs and SAILS. white
bells anu c.innon pe.iied Il welcome!
Que Oi the Sraldest Of these veterans
Was the very one upon whose deck Mex
SON hinIseiI te;i ia the moment o. tn
nmpn. l suppose En. ,lali,t wuuid rather
pat with ten coionies than With that IL
lustslous o.d ship. We passed salon.
~ltnia thiity steps of her, and was just
tryius to pAc.ure III my mind the tr-inen-
0ous sc.hes that lad trs,usplr.d upon her
deek mat day, the prou,iest In Fnsl land
Lanai History, When thc Venerable cr II,
Sl.fIeu ny TIC boom III ss.nitlnS cannon,
Pernal,s woke up out OF her long sleep
Aild logan to vU.ult Si.lUke and thunder
lac, seal, und then she looked her own
Natural sell again, and NJ doubt the
spiIIt vi Nelson WAS hear. Still 1t would
have been pIeas,lnter to i'e III on her
decks than la front Of her guns Tor. 'is
tine white volumes Ut smoke burst III our
faces, one could not help feeling that :.
bail mlght. by accident, have got mixed
mp with n blank cartridge, amt chip j'asi
enough Of the upper end Of u Man to
dlstiSure him for HE: and. besides. the
powder they U.s.. in cannons Is in grains
ns large as billiard chs,lk-, aud 1t dO-s
not al explode-suppose y few should
enter ones system! The crash aud ROAR
Of these great guns WAS M unsettling
SOUND a. have ever heard IT short
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02

Valuable information for those who
desire to obtain titles to public lan.l>
containing deposits Of borax. carbonate
and nitrate of soda, sulphur. alum and
asphal:, is contained in a letter from
Commissioner Drnmmond. under date Of
the 9Th July. to Surveyor General Har-
.lenbergh. of California. published in
the Virginia Enterprise Of yesterday. A
fnlI review is given of the Act Of Con-
sress of May 10, 1872. concerning min
eral lands. The meaning of tie terms.
veins. Iodes, etc, is explained and other
matters of interest are given.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02
THE NEWS.

Vice President Wilson is reported
much improved in health and ia better
spirits. H.s physician Nys everything
b IS worked To- his mind, exactly, and
f;ienee 1t is believed. however, that the
Vice-fresident will not be able to take
his place AS the presiding officer at the
opening of the Senate.
Col. L. W. Hughes received the Re-
publican nomination for Governor of
Virginia on Wednesday last. c. p.
R.msdeil is the nominee for Lieut.. Gov
ernor.
Tns best time for two miles on record
is reported at Saratoga. n. Y, July 81.
The first race-mile dash-was won by
Sanr,se in la. beating Minnie W., the
favorite, and three others. The second
race two-mile dash-was won by True
Blue in 1924.
Ten per cent is to be paid informers
hereafter by the Treasury Department
instead Of six.
From San Diego. July 31st. it is re-
ported that Captain Bailey. one of the
party with l. E. James. exploring the
overtiuwed lands of the Colorado River,
left Mr.. James seveniy-seven miles from
the mouth of the river. 1t being over
flowed there and wagons being useless
James and the rest of the party pushed
on with mules and Will end-avor to reach
tine mouth of the river. H will come
up to Fort Yuma ON a steamer. Captain
Bailey says they found IL lake ten miles
vide aud forty long of bitter salt water
in the desert ON a level with the sea: but
they found places from 80 to 43o feet
below the sea level, in which good fresh
witer was struck close to the surface.
He says their rough estimates give 14O
square miles on this side of the line of
the most fertile land in the world. When
the Colorado receies grass springs up to
the hight of three feet.
The rush to the new mining district,
about I6J miles north Of Elko. Is I'M
precedented since the White Pine ex-
element. Every available conveyance
has been brought into use for transport
ing nIners, tools. supplies, etc. Pros
p-ctors and MINERS from neiShburins
camps are leaving for the new district i'll
great numbers Several well defined
lodges bearing rock assaying from $500
to SIT, co.. per ten are reported discov-
cred.
Hail storms destructive of the crops
ere reported ais having occurred in the
valleys south Of Elko.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02

80 O2hir l6ss. leh bs. l6l. .. II bs0
2.,s Gould X Curry So. 81, 81 b3o
$50 S.yage 81. 81 %, I'll, a6 = bA0
l25 Cboilar "a y. "a. 3D. - y
IL, Halls X No-rross .2la. .2s.. IS bio. IS b5
Is5 Crown Point 81 h5. eu;3, sly, 81
Y, How Jacket -
$40 Imperial Ar, T. So
$50 Empire Mill ) =
ltp kentuck e59
10 Alpha As Is BIZ
lies B.lcher ~. is y. 63.4, s9h bSo
les Confidence 81.
10 Con Virginia u
50 Sierra Nevada
$50 Daney Ia. Ia
III Exchequer !
10 Seq Be,cher %, en-
200 Ovrrinan II, 10, l3A. 2oa bS0
50 Justice 55s
i2p Julia =. IL
ia Caledonia ls'.. leat, 10, Tx
liA Glotse lUc
$50 Baltimore Az. 81. 81 baO, So bis
s5 Knick. rbocker2, ~
80 Arizona 4 Utah Ia
6O Silver Hill Is
200 Con 80
$50 senator =. Il. &, I
2ls American Flat
50 Bacon n
- Tyler 2,
80 Central No2s
ITO y Overinan 2Jc
It's Woodyil:e Il, =
50 Eclipse
loo Jacob Little 2.
Evening" Report.
975 Valley 1915. 1874. 1914 10
955 Raymond Ely "a. Us, II. f2H 50
:.s Eurekx Con II y, II =, li2s, llb
100 Phoenix :i5c
2r1 Phoebe 81. bj0. &
sspa Washington L Creole IL, Ia 530
6Oa American Flag 81, )
mo AipslA4
10 Page Pl
a,Hj HUM Hunt IL
lo0 Bowsry 75c
2OO yngomar =. s, &
H1 Silver Peak "a. Is:
llD Peavine 25c
9s5 Newark 81. 5Is b3o, 5iz, 81.
50 Chief Hill
SIS Chief last Ex CSC
10 Eurrka 10
A. Cederb,-g l. 80
DIS Il Chariot ~. - 2il5. q q b30
lots Minnesota -, % g, ~ bsG, y
2G1 Chsriot 2is
iip Empire idaho CSC
10 Crown Point "a. SOY, 50 $50
Is SaS Belch.r ~. -
AS Beichtr 69ls. 20. 20. Tels
lIa Overman 81. 81 \. 22e, IS
les Ophir Il =. IL b8D
32j Chollsr ~. IS sla sc
go Savage 49, 3sh. - b3o. 40 O3o
63 Jacket 40. 40k.4I
29h Baltimore IS 80. So
~ Con Virginia 30
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02

The suspension of the Surer STATE at
Unionville was only temporary. The
Publication of that journal has been re-
sumed by J. J. Hill. The local columns
of that paper report tina: erysipelas has
become epidemic in that vicinity. there
being at present a dozen cases of the
worst forms of that disease in the neigh
bOrhOOd.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02
THOSE ACCUSATIONS AGAINST
GENERAL q. q. HOWARD.

EDITOR APpEAL:-Let us not be in
haste to enter Judgment against Gen.
Howard. My expectation is that he will
come ont las gold tried in the fire.
For ten years I have known him. and J
cannot suspect that he has any dis
hon. st traits of character. l regard him
as possessing the tirinest principles OF
moral stamina. Yours respectfully,
J. RAwsoN JOHNSON.
Carson City, July 81, 1878.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02

range. took off my hat and acknOwl.
edged the salute. oI course. though II
seemed to me that j. would have ne- Ii
better manners if they had saluted the
Lord Mayor, in.tsmLch Us he WAS ON
BOARD
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02
MARRIED.

In Carson City ut the Ornsby House. August
l. I,.s by the X. V. T. H McGra;h. Mr.. Tholnas
A. Atkinson to Miss Nellie Andrews, all Of Viz
mia City.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02

Il lderS Vi tickets, fellows:
l Gold Coin Gift. 5o!U
l TOLD Com Gift. ........... 2..uUt
Gold Coin Gift ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I5.Uts
l Cola Coin Git. lo,NS
. cold Com Gifts of $o,UUu eacn... lU,HN
Gold C1lh Gifts OF 2,UJ each.... lutk
u Gold Com Gifts of l,UUO eacli... lU,UA
80 Gold Coin Gifts OF lvU EACH. 1900
kU Gold Coin Gifts Of 30 each. :50Ot
lJv Gold Coin Gifts OF Ito EACH. i5UtH
$40 Gold Coin Gifts Of 80 ea h. l3UJu
0 Gold Coin Gifts If 70 each.... ittw
40 cold Coin Gifts az IL .acL.... 5tAU
SGtV Gold Coin tIifts II each. 43ttU
la,o7i Gotd Coin Gifts. sas5 ur
ONE CHANCE IN LESS THAN, TEN FOR A
FORTUNE FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
Proceeds If the sale of tickets at the Eastern
agencies Will remain ON deposit with " ELLIS.
FARGO 4 Co. Bank, RS. ~ Broadway. Now
York. until after tue distribution and pawn. At
vi Gifss.
TICKETS s.. HALF TICKETS So SO
For sale at q, o. F. Brownies. "a Broadway:
Har,z X Levy. IL Broadway: Va,.deyter' :.
cor. Court s,iu Fulton streets, BROOKLYN: L. W.
Shear, 40. ultuu STR eli.
A. BROWN. Agent.
50 Broadway and ExchaDs- Court. Room E.
Nail o1tl.rs ana al applications for agencies i'll
in other citl, & 10 be addr,s>td to
q. ALEXANDER Co..
East, IN Managers. FcstuffiZe Boa No. ,.so6, New
York.
WELLS, FARGO & CO.. Bankers, vir.
mia City, Nevada
Tickets or Coupons drawing Gifts can be col
1ected through Banking Houses, or Wells. Fargo
X Co.'S Express.
All communications connected with the Con-
cert and all ord r. for Tickets. and applications
OF Agents sell Tickets should be addressed to
ID. L. BLANCHARD, Manager,
Virginia City, Nevada.
JOHN d. KERSEY, Agent, Carson City.
aul-td
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02

Gold Coin Gil Is. will be distributed among the
ld.rs Vi tickets. as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
i ESDAY.... December 23, 1873
The Place for the Congressional Ii.
brary

As very cOncluslyeIy shown in the annual
report of Librarian SpoffOrd, the need for en-
larged quarters for the Congressional library
is imperative. 1t has been proposed to have a
new library building erected on the public
grounds east of the Capitol, but the objections
to placing any edifce in this park are so great
that ii is quite certain that site will not be Sc
lected. Again, IL has been suggested that a lot
should be purch ased beyond the public grounds
east of the Capitol, but this, too, would be OBJ
jeetionsble as carrying the library too far away
from the center of the city.
Those who have given thought to the matter
hold that cite should be secured west of the
Capitol, and somewhat central. Now it strikes
us that the very best point for ii would be
in judiciary Square, north of the City Hall.
Here II a spacious. elevated, central position.
and which il already in the possession OF
government. The same amount of ground If
purchased elsewhere in any eligible situation
would cost more probably than the whole ex-
pense OF erecting suitable building, and GER
tainly no better position could be got. Another
consideration should have weight, and that is
that If this ground is not speedily appropriated
for government uses, come railroad will yery
likely get hold Of it a free gift from Con gress
and build depot there, to the injury of all that
Part of the city. It is now much too tempting
prize for the lobby, and should be promptly
put out of their reach By actual use by the gov
eminent; and no better use could be possibly
made of it than to devote IT to the purposes OF
the great national library.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23

"Lo,d Massey" of Cape May memory, seems
TO have sinsularly happy faculty for extricat-
ing himself from the various dilemmas into
which his vagrsnt fancy leads him. Yesterday
matters looked serious for his Lordship. He was
before court at westehester, PENNSYLVANIA,
on two charges-one for buying farm which
he never paid for, and the other for obtaining a
watch under false pretenses. 1t seems that the
examination was finally adjourned until even
ing. when both charges were withdrawn, and
his Lordship went home with the gentleman
who brought the first named charge against
him. We may next expect to hear OF his Lord
ship running away with the gentlemsn's daugh-
ter, If the confding gentleman has one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23

few days since we mentioned the fact that
several sailors whose clothing was DESTROYED by
the health officers OF Baltimore last sumn er
because there had been several fatal cases of
yellow fever on board the vessel during the
voyage, had sued the city to recover the value
OF their property. Judgment was rendered for
the PLANTING, but the case was appealed, and
yesterday Judge Brown reversed the former de-
cision He held that the property was not taken
by the city for public use, but was destroyed by
an officer of the city under a mistaken idea
Of Lis right and official duty, but that for such
an act the city is not responsible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23
FINANCIAL Aap COuMEsCrAl


BALffMoRI,D.e z3.-yirsinis SKIES, consolis sted,
~; North Csrolit sizes, I'D, n bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2J.-Cotton dali and weak, low
ucdlings, IIS ort4si. Flour steady and uBc hanged
Wheat firm a.d unchanged. Oon firm white
southern, 1GerII; yellow southern, 19fl7s: mix ed
W stern, ", Oats brm and unchanged. Hay I'M
changed. Provisions quiet aud nomisal less pof
6Hlsz. Bulk mests-sh1ulders. ~; clear rib sd S.
1liG7S. Bscon-shuuIders, 7AleS; clear rih sii-s
s,IdSh; sugar-curta hams, 1fGA Lard, 5sfgsss.
estern butter steady and unchanged. Con ee very
strong 75r561i. whisky dull fered at 90, v i'm
out buyers. sugsr steady, 81.
INV YORK, Dec. 23.-StOcks quiet Gold, 10
Money, Exchange, lorg, e1s; short, %. 6Uv-
ernments dull and Tower.
NEw YORK, Dec. 23-Fiaur quiet aud steaiy
Wheat adv anctpr. Oorn shade frmer
LONDON, Dec. -, lf.D .. m.-BOnds of 1851, pa
ferred, rs
fRANEyoRI, Dec. 1.-Bonds, 9Tsf.
LONDON, Dec. =. $50 p.m The amount Of bullion
gone into the Bank Of EngIand on balance today
Is 43l,COe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23

The Baltimore american says Of the fight be
tween the Baltimore and Ohio road and the
Pennsylvania road in the way of reduction OF
fares to points West and Southwest that ''the
rates are regarded as wild cat ana not likely to
be maintained for any length of time" The
trains between Washington and New York yes
terday were run as usual, the Pennsylvania
railroad still taking the through cars passed to
them at Philadelphia on TO New York and re-
ceiying the coupon tickets OF the Baltimore and
Ohio road The general ant icipation was that
the new order would go into effect on the
through trains from New York and Washington
last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23
THE WEATHER

WAk DnrARrMKNr, QGes O CHG StgSaI 0A,>v,l
WAsHINeroN, December Is, ISIS, I0:SO Q. m Z
6NNofsIs roH THE PAST TwgNrv-IoUR HoyIs -
Ioe area nigh barometer Continues central the
New England coast, and partly cloudy ather, With
low tempe, sture ana light to fresh north westerly
winds now prevail in this district. Generally clear
weaher, with light southery winds pre- wall in the
northern portion OF the middle states, and thence
westward over the lake region. Cloudy weather,
with aud snow and fresh to brisk northerly winds,
are reported from the southern portion of the mid
die states, and therce westward to the Ohio valley
and southwsrd over Tennessee. An area Of los
barometer IL now central of the south Atlantic
pc ted from the Immediate coast. Cloudy and
Threatening lweather, With continued low ten per
ture, prevail ~ the gulf states east of the Mssis-
sippi river. The ClOudiness has increased Ia the
nfIthwest, Will but eht changes of ten rature
ana Iigbr snow In tee Missouri valley
PRoBABiL;TIEs.-For New Engl.ni, cIoudy
weather, with continued low temporal urs and fresh
TO brisk norht asterly 10 westerly Winds " IN
prevaI during the day, followed by stormy wasther
lsnic ates fresh and brisk mort heastery to north
westerly winds, with cold. cloudy weather aud
snow. For the sout hern states east of the Mssis-
sippi river, cloudy aud thre atening weather. with
rain IN the gulf and south Atlantic states and DOS.
slbls snow IN Tennessee and the Ohio valley, FOR
the lake region and the northwest, light TO fresh
variable end soDtherly winds and partly clOudy
weather. with possibly areas of snow during the
night. For the canal regions Of New York, Penn
below freezing. The winds on the middle Atlantic
coast may not become dangerous, but vessels leay-
ing the northern ports will probably encounter
heavy northeasteriy gales during Monday night and
Tuesday. Cantionary signals are ord cred for N or
fold, Cape May, aud New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23

WAs iEws WEBER, Lr.pn.
Iurnishse Muse. ssr Balls, Private Parties, r,
esrnnns. stsfs eocisSles. Par.dse, funerss.
g the rssi1sece q the Leader, 5ns tn sfrsst levy
Iasss Ssssangsea. fsasgrsDA eoos within ssvsra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23

SEWER BONDS
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS
AT - CENTS,
Al PRINCES JeweIry Store,
II 1905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23

ssv0lS o fHnNeYLvANIA AvBuUB.
COHEE LoAB OFFICE, C~.r 81 fsA ssvss
York syenue: The nost yrfvsse loan omosl ~
~ me n:. ss on coz sSs Ave. %.sos
Ps6e end Pieted " are, ouns, Pisto obs, Lsdss' a.
ogitieDsB Oao<hing, OarDets I'D I'll articles o
valoe. iau11-ly ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23

The New York EreBiHg Post learns that some
Dewtrick is to be tried by Tweed's lawyers to
get their client out of the Blackwell's Island
prison, and predicts that when all their efforts
have failed, Tweed will be found among the
missing some fine morning, and somebody will
be found the richer by a handsome sum-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23

Five and a quarter per cent can be aved on
tax bills paid before the first of January. a
saving worth efecting. At the same time The
taxpayers will DO good public service by
prompt payment, as they enable the District
government TO pay OF its Indebtedness, and
thus keep money in full circulation at a time
when so much evil is done to business by a
disposition 10 hoard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23

IL was feared that this would be rather a dull
holiday business season, but the dealers who ad-
vertise in THE STAE say they are agreea5ly
surprised TO find their sales quite good, if not
even better than last year. For one thing, the
season has commenced earlier this year. and
those who advertised their wares in advance
have reaped good returns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23
rsPEcIAL TAXES.
SLATER L FOkLANSBEE

Give particular attention to the payment Of pscis
sewer and Improvement Taxes, to the purchase and
sale OF Stocks and District Securities, and do gen
ersi brokerage business aud being familiar with tho
laws prescribing the manner of the payment OF
special Taxes, are enabled to make this branch OF
the business speciality, guaranteeing satisfaction
70 parties giving us their patronage Prompt alton
ton given at the most reasonable terms. GALL
Ofice-No. 1925 PennsJ lvsnia ave. dec2O I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23

RReCHEHCKB MANDRAAB PILLs.-ras,.
~ Pills ars co.npesed exclusivsly Of vegetable
mxred1cutss and although they entirely % per1ede
The ess Of mercury DO NOT leave any Of IL in,uross
eascs. They act dir ectiy pon the liver and arc
xeiu.ote remedy IN al Casa Of dsraneemsnt result
ms tfon disordersd state Of that orrsn, Live
EGGPLANT, Bilious Disorder, Indisssfion, ~
nsedeche, Iyphoid Heyes, Be-, 10 ~ suocuuS "a
ne ne zee o. echencks Mandrsks Pills. Tor ~
~ III Druggists and DeaisrS 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23
HOLIDAY GOODS.
m G. w1TnnER, TB
1913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
CHRISTMAS LUXURIES
AND
STAPLE GROCERIES
MPTING RATES.

bringing large supply OF aoIos GOODS, which
We propose to sell At
E1TREMELf Low RaTES FOR TRE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23

FPEHIOKS INDIAN HAIR REsTOREB
Wy has never been known 10 fail. 1t frees the
scalp TON DandIun, restores Gray Hair - its
natural color, renders Il soft and piiabe, prevent,
he Hair from falling eut, and eproduoes II wheu
gone: II II the finest Hair Dresser known, Tor sale
By all Druggists. jyl1-dtf
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-13
Excitement nj Drug Stores.

There has been general rush the last month
at the Drug Store of MCNEIL & WINGERT,
Frostburg, for Dr. A BoscHEE's German
Syrup. Ithas been lately introduced in this
country from Germany, and for any person
suff ering with severe cough, heavy cold set
tied on the breast, consumption or any dis
ease Of the throat and lungs it has no equal
in the world. Our regular size bottles are
IS cents. Two doses will relieve any case.
Try it. Sample bottles free of charge. G..
G. GREEN, Proprietor, Woodbury., N. J.
For sale at wholesale by c. c. SHRIvER,
Cumberland Md
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-13
Our Welsh Fellow.Citizcns..

Trdor th;. hooa;,,c tho pol,;n :,
on"o. ''''s no'o'"s '''e oa''"-tofe Anler'-
ca" OF recent date has the following
I'm Speaking of Our adopted citizens of
foreign birth, we hardly ever make any
mention of the Welsh miners who have
settled in Allegany and Garrett counties,
although they form most industrious and
most intelligent portion of the mining pop
ulation. We have no information as to
their numbers, but from the fact that they
have at least two churches at Frostburg.
we infer that there must be not less than
five hundred Welsh families living near the
coal fields, although there NAV be a thous-
and for anything we know to the contra
nv. Our attention has been attracted to
them by an account of an exhibition ar CON