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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

Unexpected gifts are doubly grateful,
and, therefore, Pere Hyacinthe has un-
wouted cause to be thankful. There Is
q babe III the accommodated priest )
household, and cradle where the
oratory was expected to shine. When
the bold French preacher took TO himself
4 wife no longer young, he wrote to the
world that he sought only companion
ship for himself, and did not expect the
branches that adorn the wall oi homes
reared by younger meh. 1t Is hop'd he
will not take his disappointment merely
with Resignation. bat with the double
measure Of delight which should greet
an exceptional boon. 1t is not too Late
for the preacher TO learn " Rock-i- we,
baby" ana to penetrate the mysteries OF
measles. Luther became Il Model father
in spite of personal assaults, by the
devil and encounters with more feshy
foes. The world viii! not be harsh with
the handsome Hyaciuthe while he Is
learning the duties of Il father. And let
US hope that the NJ .donna, holding in
her arms the 3 lbe of Bethlehem, Will
not seem to frown upon the prl' st who
is, also, II happy father.-Graphic.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29
Decoration DAY.- We have been re-

Decoration DAY We have been re-
uuested to state to all members of the
Grand Army of the Republic, of whatso-
ever Post or D paltment. and to all
soldiers and sailors who did service for
the preservation of the Union in the late
rebellion, that half fare tickets have
been procured for such as desire to
attend the ceremonies of Decoration
Day at Virginia Tomorrow, and 1t Is
Suggested that all such meet at the office
of the Jdstc. of the Peace in the Court
House at 3 O'Clock A. NJ. to proceed
thence to decorate the grave OF Lieut..
Hay ME aud return i'll time to take the
8 A. NJ train for Virginia. Tickets are
good for the or 8 o. clock train to return
in the evening.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29
RETURN OF Mr.. JANrs.-Mr. June

RETURN OF Mr.. JANfs.-Mr. james,
one. of the detectives who Went out IN
search of the murd-rers Of Wight and
Sanbourne. returned last night having
rode l25 miles. Mr.. james comes back
fully convinced that the murders were
committed before the victims had reached
their discovery that they We're killed
while on their road out instead of when
returning; and this conjecture is
strengthened 10y the fact that the ex
changes Wright got at this office had not
been unrollrd A>to the cause of the
murder there is bnt one opinion here
and that is that they We're killed by some
person or persons who wished to have
precedence in locating the rich mine they
had discovered --Pioche Record, Nay %.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

AHANpsoME PRESENT Mr.. Dean Is.
LYMAN, Superintendent o. the Mexican
mill. came into town yesterday and gave
into Sheriff Swift s hands two hundred
dollars which he directed 10 be equally
divided between the Warren and Curry
Engine Companies. This handsome
present is from the Mexican Mil Conn
pany and is in acknow!tt; .mrnt of the
prompt and efficient service, Of the SAID
fire companies. The company Is amply
able to do this generous thing and the
fire boys are quite able to appreciate the
timeliness aud liberulity of the testimo-
Mail
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

JUDGE WIruERELL' Court. Yesterday
a subject of the Flowery Kingdom by
the name of Sam Lee, proprietor o. a
wash horse, was arrested on charge OF
grand larceny, having felononsty taken
and carried away large amount OF valu-
able clothing. the property of gentle
man of this city. Not being in the
humor for AN examination ut the time OF
arrest, he gave bonds in the sum OF two
hundred dollars for his appearance at
Court this morning at 10 o'clock for e1-
animation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

We regretfully make the announce
ment that, Tor reasons best known t.
themselves, the Board of Pardons de-
clined, yesterday, to interpose their
clemency in behalf Of Mr.. Robey and
he will have to serve out his term. We
can merely reiterate our regrets that such
is the rather hard decisiOn Of the Board
and extend our sympathies to him and
his family. He has about nine months
longer to remain in his present quarters.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29
The AI1ST.-Gold and silver bullion

The M1NT.-Gold and silver bullion
received, at tine Carson City Mint, yes
terday. wasl0.03S ounces. 2.l6S ounces
of which. WIS silver bullion sent in from
& .nton for coinage. and 63 ounces of
gold bullion frcn Pine Grove District,
to be turned into gold coin The bal
lance, IS Z ounces, came from the Com
stock lode to be melted. and assayed.
BY 10; IS train going East last night,
the cashier of the mint, shipped IL bars
of impaired gold and silver, worth to-
gether the sum of S4O. 900. going direct to
London, England to the credit Of the
Crown Point Mine, G I'D Hill, Nevada.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

Jusr by way Of keeping tally on this
nfernal weather we will note the fact
that we had snow storm of an hours
duration yesterday aud that the air was
as cold, apparently, AS it commonly is in
December during storm. We also
note as an omen of some kind OF
change, either for better or worse. the
appearance Of a new moon-over our
left shoulder-last evening,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

We neglected to mention yesterday
that the house which WAS burned on
Tuesday at Wrshoe City and which wa
occupied by Mr. Geo. pierson. was the
property OF Mr.. W. A. Van Reid of this
city. This is the third house tn It Van
Ia. lost in WlShoe. by fire, and he is
becoming tired OF the amusement. No
insurance.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

Soxx extended repairs have been lately
made upon the internal arrangements Of
the St Charles Hotel which We shall
notice in detail whenever we can find
Tuhy at home and ready to be inter-
viewed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

TEE Virginia Chronir.e oi las; evening
notes the arrival III virginia City yester-
dav morning OF tue vile and daughter
of senator Stewart. Where Is that
blonde and hlisute gentleman himself,
We wonder.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29
Now Is THE TIME to get photographs Of you

Now Is THE TINE TO get photographs Of your
residences. Scripture 4 Friend have made
landscape photography speciality and are now
prepared to take all sorts If natural snd artii.
cial objects at very reasonable prices and guar
antee satisfa. to-. They also publish . large
assortment of sternoscopic views of scenery in
this State such as the mills along the Carson,
note buildings. lakes. mountains. etc. just the
thing to send to your friends in the Atlantic
Ststes. Call and examine their pictures and
leave your orders At the old brick Photograph
Gallery on Second street. opposite the Ornsby
HOUSE. or At the store Of John G. Fox. sp29
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

Mr.. GEORGE R1vss. a brother Of H"nry
Rives, the attorney, of this place. ar
rived by yesterdays Salt Lake coach
from the State of virginia. and will. We
are informed. be rendered IL position in
the State Bank. H.. is said to be IA
Young man of fine business capacity
Phoebe Record, May %.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

II THERE Is not too much of a diver
sion in favor of skating and sleighin :,
parties: and the ground i, not frozen
too hard to admit of the digging of the
strawberries; and i: the temperature is
not too low TOR out door nnvi CATION; and
if all the life and hope AMI enthusiasm
Of the world is not eniirel Y frozen out of
it. we expect that there will be good
attendance at the Episcopal Festival to-
morrow night; out if the lead which
Boreas and his fellow Arctic explorers
struck yesterday should happen to tx
tend over for forty-eight hours there
won't be anything left to be festive about
the whole population of the Great
Basin will be shriyelled past all appetite
for music. all desire for dancing and all
hope for anything but the cold comforts
of the polar regions aud the frigid hope
lessness of an ice bound despair. The
tickets are only SO cents apiece and ad-
init one person and no more, at Moore
& P.rker's Hall on Friday evening May
~, icic.es thrown in.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

EXCITEMENT AMONG THE LApIEs.-Millinery
positively at cost : Rustic Hats. 81 to 81 IS;
School Hats from 80 cents to 81: Bonnets from
81 IS to 81 81: Trimmed Hats from 81 81 t. 81;
every ether kind equally low. At Mrs. Brooks
Millinery Store, No. ~ Carson street, Carson,
New Country orders filled promptly.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

The INSANE WOMAN, of Sheriff Swift 8
energetic search for whom We made
mention in yesterdays APPEAL. was
taken into custody by him and put in
Jail. Her name is Dtignan. and she
has lately been living at Lone Pine or
somewhere in that part of the world and
has been afflicted with certain domestic
troubles which brought on this insanity.
She is quite mad; refuses nourishment;
and sees angels and demons and thinks
there is constant conspiracy against
her life. The Sheriff telegraphed to her
relatives in Virginia yesterday afternoon,
and we understand that her father came
down on the evening train to see her.
We are told that abe has three or four
Young children. The case would seem
to be very distressing one.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

In Il talk with some of the gentlemen
who have interested themselves In the
opening of the Columbus wagon road
We learned yesterday that the estimates
for completing tina. undertaking were
short at least six thousand tlGllars--o".
rather that an additional six thousand
dollars immediately subscribed Wonil
ensure the completion of the road within
the next fifty days. The fact Is that the
workers at both ends of the contemplate
ed road have but inst got to the serious
part of their labors-that Of grading the
mountain which lies between the Nine
Mile House and Whisky Flat. 1t il
upon that grading that the money Will
.leed to lie spent--there is the expensive
part of the road. The length Of this
mountain grading is some nine miles.
Ii this estinla.r Il III" probable cost IA
correct land competent judge OF such
work has lately come from An inspection
of the line of survey. and such is his
figuring the entire cost Of the work will
be ten Thousand dollars. OF this amount
four thousand five hundred dollars have
already been subscribed. Fifty-fve
hun irci or, to be safe, six thousand
dollars will make the success Of the
project IL certainty We understand that
q gentleman who YES near the Borax
mines has agreed to furnish two thou
sand OF the needed six Thousand dollars.
That leaves four Thousand more to be
raised in Carson. Put these munitions
of war where NJ .Leoi can draw against
them and he will pat on force enough
and use powder enough to pnt the
work light straight though. Won't onr
people. the Railroad Company included.
come up promptly with the needed com:
W. honestly believe Ii will prove tn"
best investment that can be made for the
town. We understand that NJ. John G..
Fox who Is the President of the Com
D any VIII start Cor the scene Of opera
lions Tomorrow. II 50. we shall know
further about this important matter
when he returns.
We have never seen any show so law
ishly and magniti emily billed AS the
New York and NV Orleans ci!cus and
menagerie. 1t ought to succeed If a
compliance with the terms OF success
will accomplish the ends for which all
circusses and caravans are organized.
This great show is now IN Salt Lake
City While there the lions and hyenas
will not be fed on little stray Mormons
malicious rumor to the contrary notwith-
standing. We don't mean TO convey
the idea, in saying this, that they will
be fed ON GENTLE children. The man
ayers of this great show have abandoned
the old and needless extravaganza of
pandering to the appetites OF those vo-
racions animals. This is one of the
trluiuphs of modern science. They say
the clown Is jsst lmlnense-l Immensely
funny we mean. We heard IA young
man remark yesterday that one Of the
animals WAS Il SnoliIsosrer. We think
we have never seen the real, live. Simon
Pure SnoIIig"ster, and We doubt if our
Carson friends have been SO privileged.
We advise all good boys who have any
dimes or quarters to save them for IL
sight at that noble animal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-08
THE WEATHER
WAE DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal Oaecr, }

" N
WASHINGTON, d. c., April s, 1873, ii .. m.
TSfSoPsis FOB rHE PAST IwKNrTFOUR HOURS =
The storm centre that was Monday morning central
over Texas Is now the lower Ohio valley
Fresh southerly winds with cloud and light rain
prevail IN the Gulf states. Soufhwesterly winds aud
partly cloudy clear weather continue on the South
Atlantic coast. Fresh to brisk westerly winds with
iai1ng barometer and heavy rain are reported from
hlssoCri, Illinois, and Indiana. Cold westerly
winds have extended from upper Michigan south
ward over the lake and westward to the Missouri
river over ali which region the barometer is nov
iaillng, after having risen somewhat. The area of
Low barometer that was Monday morning over Lake
Michigan has moved nOrtheastward beyond our
over the lower lakes, and light winds, with fogyy
and threatening weather over the Middle and East
states. 1880 '
PROBABILITIEs.-The storm center in the Ohio
valley move during the rest of Tuesday northeast
ward, reaching Lake Erie Tuesday night Increas-
ing southeriy winds with cloud and prev
ing the rest OF the day in the Eastern Gulf states
Brisk cold northerly winds with clearjn no
weather extend over the Western Gulf states For
the south Atlantic states increasing southeasterly
Misds cloudy and Threatening weather. For the
Middle and East Atlantic coast easterly Winds IN
creasng to fresh, with foggy weather, and possibly
eter and rainy weather. For the lower lakes and
Lake Huron increasing mort heasterly winds and
rain. For the upper lakes, the northwest, and the
Missouri valley northeasterly winds, backing TO
northwest with falling temperature. Cautionar,
signals continue at Mobile and New Orleans and are
ordered for Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Haven d.
troit, Toledo, Cleveland and Buffalo Reports very
generally missing from the Southwest Michigan and
Rocky Mountain stations.
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FINANCIAL Anp CouuxICrAI,

In Wall street yesterday, though the money
pressure continued, the market was free from
excitement. The upward disposition Of gold
was checked, for some reason, IL was said
known only to bull SPECTATORS" Foreign ex-
change remained as before, dull, and the quoted
rates merely nominal. The rates for money to
borrowers Offering approved collaterals, ranged
from lie to Sic of one per cent. per day. Mer.
camille paper was entirely neglected and nom-
inal. The enforcement of the usury law seemed
to be waited for with much interest. The idea
seemed to be that with the breaking up of the
system Of lending at fractions Of one per cent
FER day. and with the natural laws i'm regard Il
the movement OF currency rendered operative
IT Is to be reasonably expected that rates will
soon decline to per cent. The advices from
London were favorable for both money and Sc
cuTi.ies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-08

BALTIMORE, April 5.-virginis IS, consolidated,
81 West va.'s, 13St bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, April 5..Cotton dull, 1sdIslf
Iour dull and irregular. Wheat quiet. Corn ac-
tive and higher for s~uthern-white southern, 10:
Yellow southern, 6@5l; MIXED western quiet, 6i@
OLE. Oats Il ady, S5eGSS. Hay unchanged. Proyi-
sions dull and unchanged. Western butter active,
hIn. and very scarce and wanted. Whisky nomi'
NEW YORK, April s.-Stocks dull. Gold firm,
is,s: Money firm, "a T. = and interest: Exchange,
NEW YORK, April s.-Flour dull and i'm buyers
favor. Wheat duh Corn quiet and unchanged
LONDON. April 3, ii a. m.-ConsoIs opened nj 9lG.
si-s for money and ga for account. Bonds of 1856
Old, ga; 1851, 93i4 IL 40's s9. fyes 9OaS Erie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-08

Baltimore has prisoners aid association for
the purpose OF reforming prisoners and aiding
them to lead better lives after their release.
Suitable employment is procured for them, and
when it is deemed judicious, pecuniary aid is
furnished. The a. ISOLATION does not use Its in
huence to secure pardons believing that the
prisoners should suffer the penalty imposed by
the courts. The operations OF the association
are warmly commended by the Baltimore press.
OF go prisoners in the state penitentiary during
the year 1872, ZIG were wholly or partially re-
formed through the efforts Of the association.
OF the total number mentioned 355 could not
read and &33 were incorporate. This fact
shows that the association had wide field for
the exercise OF its benevolenee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-08

The ''on year" seems to have worked rather
unfsvorably for the republicans in Connecticut
as regards the gubernatorial contest From
present indications, Ingersoll, the democratic
candidate for Governor, is elected by a small
majority. The republican Congressman are all
reelected, however, and the Congressional dele
CATION Of the State will remain a. i'm the last
Congress:-Gen- j. X. Hawiey, (rep.,) LIST dis
trict, q. W. Kellogg, (rep.,l 2d di-t let; Henry
w Starkweather, (rep.,l al district; and VIM.
H. Barnum, (dem-,) ith district. The people
OF Washington feel especial qualification in the
reelection Of Mr.. Starkwesther, who, as chair
man OF the District Committee, has shown him
self friendly to District interests, and has
thereby earned the hate OF the Crane Roosevelt
gang, who labored strenuously II procure his
defeat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-08

We suppose it is not very strange that the
Chronicle, after defending the extra compensa-
tion steal, the credit mobilier steal, the Indian
steals, the unhuny murderers Of the District,
the Kansas and Arkansas, and Iowa senatorial
bribery jobs, &C., &C., ETC., ETC., should have
good word to say for the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad That is all right; but when the Chroa-
iele insinuates that the papers who do not have
implicit faith in the goodwill of that railroad
company to this city, are 'hired' to exercise
that unbelief, it rather overdoes the business
Whatever its other contemporaries in this
city have done, We have not imputed improper
motives to the Chronicle in its swift and Jealous
defence OF all the criminals, jobs, and monopo-
lies. We are charitable enough to suppose that
II y sort OF leaden, Falstaffian, s'alacrity In
sinking" that is always dragging it into the
depths, ON the wrong side of every question.
But whether the Chronicie Is paid or unpaid,
we advise 1t not to endeavor again u persuade
the people Of Washington that CARROTS "new
arrangement" for the transfer of passengers
north and south, giving this city the go-by, is
for our advantage. That is nonsense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-08

~EXCELsIOR LODGE, No. AR OF p
~ The members Of this Lodge, who intend GO
tnF 20 Richmond, hereby notified that their
pres nee 10 required THIS EVENING when they
can procure their ticke-s and make ANAL arrange
n. JN0. W. FALC0NER, K. Of r. and 8.
D1s- Oh IIoIfICEBs ASP nEMBERs
~ Of HOWARD DIVISION. No: ;, g. q Z, r,
Tiy is.on viii be held in Temperance Hall street,
-i,~tween 9th and 10th sts., on WEDNESDAY, 9Th
in st ., ~ order Oh 'he COMMITTEE ON ROOM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-08

some OF the conscientious NJ. C.'s in returning
their extra pay to the Treasury make special
requests that the transactions be kept from an
lnquisitive public. Why this request for Sc
creey Is matter of considerable speculation.
doubtless the extra pay business win become
subject for elimination and recrimination, both
IN congress and on the political stump hereaf-
ter' and then We may expect to hear with a
grand flourish OF trumpets the names of all the
Nn'uous congressman who returned the swag
or instance, A, who is running for Congress
against Representative B., hurls into the
teeth OF his opponent the assertion that he drew
the extra Congressional pay, thus robbing the
people and defrauding his constituents b. re-
torts by denouncing the statement as a hpse
eainmny, and closes by dramatically producing
ana exhibiting the Official receipt of the Trea-
sury Department for the amount of his back
Pay. The denouemeBt is effective, and A. is
sIuelehed. There must be some special motive
behind all this secrecy, but the world will not
probably have to wait long to learn exactly
what il is.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


LNOR sALE-HOUsE LOTS NEARMT. PLTAs-
II ANT-rrom half an acre 10 eight acres, viii be
cold sf reasonable rates and on easy terms. Zach
lot has upland for dwelling house and fruit, and
vain from mn ncan, Peasant S%niSus aud t%snty
hve minutes walk from Boundary. Healthy To-
esiity, pleasant rural surrounding. and excellent
SoHH ToRk snd e Of Prs to
Treasury Building. spl-m'
E0R RENT-A two-aory HOUSE, completely
furnished, situated Al feS lst street southeast,
corner LIST and d streets. Appiy corner S.h ana ID
ms an' Mrs. NoRTHEDGr.
EOR sALE-On Capitol Hin, a ecaieeI s-sfory
Il and basement BRICK HOUSE, containing niae
rooms, besides hath ard store rooms II has gas,
cold and hot water, and water ccsefs heated by La
trote and Empire heating range. tie early new,
IN thorough order, In = very healthy and sgreeable
neishboIhocd, and will be sold very low easy
terms Apply to the owner on the premises, 2os A
street southeast. m2l-Sx'
EoR SALE, CHEAP-A fne press-brick front
rooms and bath room, hot and cid water, cooking
ranges, Latrobes, gas and gas fixtures marble man
tels ETC, situated on 18th, between and streets
SS h . AR.s sS saShA rSe
house may be seen by calling At the Grocery store
corner OF . and l2th streets northwest. nib lms
EoR sALE-At a osrgaln-A comfortable seyen-
l2os 10h street, above NJ. mis- I'm
EOR RENT-RoOMS,w with board, at 1916 Mass
achusetts avenue, corner lith street. mis- In
EoR sALE-A two-story BRICK HOUSE, No
II 1OS street northwest, containing four rooms:
also passage, kitchen, cellar, bathroom with water
closet, hot and cold water in chambers, heater in
parlqr, and cooking sge in kitchen. The lot IS
feet trout by loo feet deep. tn ~ foot paved alley,
THOMPSON, corner Of 9Th street aud New Ycrk
avenue. feba-f
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PERSONAL.

MAY QLENCE,n OK THE WILL CURE.
~ The GREATEST DISCOVERY
OF THE WORLD.
by u all diseases cured. No medicines used and
lao laying on Of hands. Taught BY Mrs. . II Ell
lot, 452 street northwest. an7.tr
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.-Happy RsIiet
Abuses in early life. Manhood restored Impedi.
ments 20 Marriage removed. New method Of treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies Books and
Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
Horard Assoe,af'oH, No: south 9th street, Phila-
deiPhia, Pa. an Institution having q nigh reputa
ten for honorable conduct aad professional
NJ RS. H. J. FRENCH, as CSleoraisd ReI,o6L
vi Ctducotaat dad Test MedtxNl, can be seep 81
J3s 18th sreet northwest also, gives deliniations of
character By photograph hand writing or lock Of
nair. jn,Sms
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BOARDING.

Il AIDES AND GENTLEMEN either siugIy ar I'm
IL parties, and families, hear Of the very hest
ana cheapest Boarding arrangement in the city. fy
addressing Dept Club, Box It, Star Office AZ final
(,OoD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
prices moderate, at 2lOs corner Of Pennsylvanis
e,enuo nno <ist street mAyl-ly