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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
ERIE RAILWAY.-Wintcr Arrangement OF

INRlE RAlIN a wv inter Arrangement VI
IL Trains taking eject jan 20 i1 From ChamoerssL Depot NS'
Chicago Day BIPress Drawing Room COACHES
"a Bud,lo and sleeping Coaches to destination.
lam-EIrress Buffalo and Nisgara Fails DnHlnghoon
Coaches Susquebsuna and Seepog Coehs. to d,'nnA'n
Coaehs through Buffalo Niagara Pals, CHenuA" Detroit ana
Chicago without change
Additional Trus leave Tor
Goshen and MddoWu '';'O q ioy il al ''' M ''1'
'WsI~iet 8 n and 'It.ISa m and GO D. n.
E,Nbufgh. q ,ut II a ~. $3.50 aud $50 Q.
1880 8, 1850 II and lib NJ JO - o. h;'o - AM
RSseoDd Hobotus Aenlale Ram.sy, f:3o 1892 II,
sII.ISa TO-. 3.lo 3, 3. i6:JO. and ~ T. NJ. =, ..
Paterson $50 g. 1910 TO- H. 'lij Il noon, 'l''
33G Sis. .. $50. =. 3. 10 aud II 30 p
EeW.rk 7.la. GAS soi 1850 AMI 1:t 35 and 'tV
Rotbruui PARK Passac 645 '5;0is. TO- IL u Noor
lies J:31 A. SIS. o. '6:y0, D. 10 and 'll:J0 p
Hd,e HackensSek aud WAY, D. ss. and 1879 m -" o. ana
SpnGg yaleJ and Way ard sS 1855 iind r. ard
ESsleroOd s. 7As go Ne $50 3lS AIS, As, $50 60
&nd a,5 and " MI $500. 80. ,.oo co,.-..-. IL
Sparsl s. 5:,5 and o:aO,. 1,a BIS, 45 tf, $50 $50
audl1 q y IN and ~ ND On
Pnnont NYac 49, ~ and $3.50 H. 1871 5il' f'' W.
BTrans leaving Chsmhers-st half houD leave
earlier than above tine HE A. M " am
I.lo M and y shd Trans start from Chanber"st Only 80
IT 90 quarter hour leave TWeu st 50 mpae' earlier than
f., ,,,,,ee spd for apartments nrasg Room and See,g
Coees can obau,i oTle, The rrcug aul transfer Of
B,gS.s nav he len Company ohce2 3l9 anl e55 Broad
W. cor on, twtnt,.hst sud Thiaye; tonts
Br5Ska; CoMpnTs Depot an o. AEeaS al I've lncp1I
Aysfti,, tSandays onlv. siGos5eu SUNDAYS only
D"''' n. ABBOTT. General Passenger Agea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON G. WESTERN
Railway
7 FER Cent Convertible
GOLD BONDS,
SECURED BY
First Mortgage on its Extension.

IIrSt Mortgage OH us LAtCISloH'
Ts line q this Road ilcuor the Extension, is $40 miles and is
COMPLETED except distance Of eghhve Iles beiseeu
Havana on TIE Illinois River ard the Mississippi.
part Of 2o2 mle from Indianapolis to Pekin hsbeen
,cse u operation years and is RECOGNIZED As ONE
GF THE MOST IMPORTANT ROADS COMING INTO THE CITY
OF INplAEAPOLIS It's earnings more than sufficient to
psy interest on issued BY The Company AND IfSRtCEPTS
FOR Is72 WERE MORE THAN S3oj,O0O GREATER THAN IN
TIC PREVIOUS YEAR
Thee Br posss ulusod strength and recommend tem for
fb. o 60
l.. The Road j. already earning more Than operat'
ing expenses and interest.
?. The unfinished portion OF the line viii be cou-
lletnd within "a few months. and the entire road has
an Immense business immediately tributary 90 IT,
EARNINGS FOR LAST THREE MONTHS OF 1872
WERE AT THE RATE or ss,227 PER MILE per
nnnuu, aud mast reach 5000 per mile within Two
years, and continue progressive.
3. The effect Ofsuch revenue upon the market value
Of ibe capital STOCK OF the road, well upon It's
convertible bonds. il obvious.
4. The SECURITY IL COMPLETE.
). The uiaBag cement OF the ROAD IS Acknowledged TO
be- ~ PEifiOR. aud there can be possibility of any
default in interest payments.
q, Gosls ne SKvES CENT GOLD 1900 convertible
IT option Of toe regeei without Pnee
so ARD calc. COupgs January and july
.I,eo 81
All NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED ~ EXCHANGE
Al BEsT N4RKEr RATES
$1,000. ss.,szr -, 80 - r-o -T- -, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
Cnumsnine MONDAY Noytmber l. la Trough trains Will
leayet fsui tail elot:
Chicago ani Montreal With drawing
tRIaugh 10 Rochester aud ~. Alisu.
1890 sEtsi Chicago EIPrefs vita draws to Bssilo
and HscaTa FalS
ic:i5 A.. m Northern and Western Express.
$50 p L.. Special Express for Albany ana Troy.
D. Montreal with from York 10
GO " daily, with lletpng f0g NAefoNn and eau
audsgHa.
- Patite EIp-es with sleeping Tor Rochester Bnro
sud Niagara fai also .oT Chicago va bc.b L. = ElM. q
Rsroais THIS tfain SUNDAYS
llC0 y EIlrss With sremng.caf. for IIoy aul A1SuT
4. H.. kENpKICK, General Pss,sut er Acs-t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
llli ]. gE!lI;;

The gFST AMI MOST AGREEABLE TONIC introduced Por
The relief Dty sud Loss OF Appetite be - ~
Recommended for IT, puny BY he Pool Journal Arthur ~
Ja,ssn NJ b. Wsue0uh l.. Scott, ESD, +. &. 4. T. A. y L.
T. r. s. A. Sold by GroerB Omen AMI Chemist IN Large
bottles, Al 49, each. BtNare oflmit.ious Plepaltd b.
GOODALL, BACklOUSk a Co..
Oex leeds Ruslsai.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LINE-CHANGE OF. TIME Oa AMI after March a.
connecting SANDY Hook with uans r Long BIane sni all
,aoIs this AMI connecting railroads including He'd Bank Ions
RIVER Wareiown Baperat Tukerton Pdeuha Vnesnd Bridge
ou Siie viii leave PIER - foot II Mlrar-st fllDa,:
9.ra mo Toms RIVER sol al stations NIcsui RaiaGy
1907. MO Pbiadephia, fuCkrrtou. Toms River
400 D. MO Toms River. Wsret0wu. &c.
ARRIVING rs NEW.l ORK:
49, 3 m.-From Waretowu. Toms River.
Philadelphia.
NneiauI kaiisEr.
4.t5 p m.-From Toms Rycf, g.
The
PHILADELPHIA freight oCoct
g. W. BENTLEY Gen MsaIsrr l!9 BrUainaf.
4 4 Ffycg. AGENT Pier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
silr tSnEeas sh Hpeo1-r c D'1Jsn , oal''
NEW york. NEW-HAyEN AND HART

~ FORD RAILROAD.-New-York sn6 Ner-Iaven Division
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, CONFIRMING MARCH !. l5'L
Passenger Station in SesiOrk Grui tcui Depot EotiAlcc On
Fauy-ee0Hdst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
Boston Etrress Springfield a5 snd EOS Va
Store Lac 4 lI:!1 anu 9Oi ~ soIpng ats a So Ao~aS
The SJ a. and ll2 70 ''ternhei Mass aud
the J. 0s to Montreal The :j eni li:1g Nor~eh
Valley Railroad iayeu AMI Norihanp
aud H. 81 and " Railroad A. Newayen an Housaionc h
Bridgeport The A0I and 81 5 0 NaueAa Railroad
~ 1870 with
Norssk Railroad at So NoTwalk.
Trains for NewsVeu leave - s0, t:b lEr) li3) o. ms ll:@9
EIl 5:5l ass, 3c sos (EI. 9g7 tEIl p NJ Additional ie
900 So Norwaik Al b " AMI 10 stamford
ai 5 81 2:1O 40. 600 and 40 TIE 8o5 NJ ktpree
stops New Rochelle and P0u Chester and the @ p M Express al
~. Vernon. Mamstoneek. aud Rye.
SUNDAY Boston Mail Tius :O5 VIA Springfield and ao7
Providence.
Dsns Dag Express Sni Sengean on Night En-
Trans.
Tsets be rurehas II Tole 0hce Company II Gfan Cen
trs Depot or Of he y y Tgsr Co. 9itBOhlNaT, ~ T.
No Court. Dr0osyn who VII also clc baggage from
teufe &, Destination.
M n snui g = NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES

VISITING ENILANU
Are respectfully solicited 70 inspect the ARTICLES Of DIE
PLAYED at either Of H. J. NlCOLBS esablshmeus ~ efen
vii be found clothing Of the most ussn and superb Ass
immediate use, made 10 order N a les hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
Banking Gonsfs ano Bankers
Uipioen0 Notices.

ITHT AMERICAN EIcnANeE NAIioNlt BANK
- NEw.YoRK April Is. 1873
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT, free
N ota1 declared the capital Of this bank pVAbe On
and after MAY !. -, 80. -,-..... 80 a.. 81
will be closed from this de and sSEsn on %
Isy. y. WILbS1-,, o@-e--
NOTICE-Oflice of the Port Royal Railroad
~ Company Pine lokfhe Coupons oTt h"Ya h
ratartr R. H. fUAiER, lIeasmer
NOTICE.-The COUPONS of the FIRST
~ MORTGAGE BONDS. NETWORK AND ERIE RAiLkoApi
falling NAV 1872 will b. paid and ae that date al ibe Omees
Of Me.srS DUNCAN. SHERMAN 4 Co, No. II Nassan'st
W. =. SIGEARMAN. Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE L0GANSPORT, CRAW-
" FORDSVILLR AND SOUTHWESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
TERRE IIAUrE, Iod.. April ", 1913.
THE QUARTERLY GOLD COUPONS due MAY !, 1873 OF The
Pint Mortgage Fight Cent Gold Bonds Of h Ccm,n MI be
Financial gents No. y Plnesi, NeN-iork
J. C. EisTos. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26

~ COMPANY-- NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-Tbe annual
FIECriON Tor THiUTEfN DIRECTORS Of this Company wii ne
bed Company Grand Central DEPOT YORK Ciy
TUESDAY Of Nav The psls Sll be ocn h3n
y O'Clock Of ths Day Ihe transfer DioAs
5ih OF NAV until S"e"tk
m If thr sI.t d., Mag ROBERT j. HiYBN Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
For LADIES,

Riding habits na &c Fashionable Costumes fcJ the P.omenadc
Circular Ltit Killarney AMI Marine Travelling
/ .nanu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
IFRMnNT HIVISInN of the PORTLAND

and OGDRNSBURG r. LINE-Corpons and registered inter
due MAJ on the JOINT tLsmaie Vae' Montpelier
and ST. Jobnsur Rso al Companies composing
The Vermont Dysoa Portland OgdenshuTg Railroad Lane
paid gold Uutsd States and after MaI he
B0stuu aud the Office Of fAlkBANhs Oo
Financial Agents. 81 Broadway, kes-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
FOR GENTLEMEN.
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN.

arye AMI camprehensve Of Coihng prepared 10 over
coats Ores Neg Kuickerboer Highland suits there
elites hspe aul beng exclusive AMI azsb
mis- he I'D Al lie boy adj
, 1873-07-26

patched. They went to a neighboring al
lev, and the Englishman, unsheating his
weapon, said to his antagonist, ''Now, sir,
you must fight me-"
81 fight" replied the other, "we fight"
here he made a thrust-'you fight, they
fght"-and here be disarmed his adger-
sary.
"WeII," said the Englis3man, "yon have
the best of it, and Ihope you are satisfied"
Il am satisfied" sid the original, sheath
ing his sword, "thou art satisfied, he is sa-
tisied we are satisfied, you are satisfied,
they are satisfied :"
II am glad every one is satisfied" said
the EngIishman "but pray leave off this
quizziog, and tell me what's your object,
if you have any, in doing So
The grave gentleman now for the first
time, became intelligibie.
II am a Dutchman," said he, 'and am
learning your language. l find it vGry
difficult to remember the peculiarities of
the verbs, and my tutor LAS advised ne, Ia
order to fix them in my mind, TO ~cOniugate
every English verb that [ hear spoken.
This | have made it a rule to do; l don't
like to have my pIaus broken In upon
while they are in operation, or l would
have told you this before"
The Englisbmen laughed heartily ut this
explanation, a.d invited the conjugating
Dutcbmau to dine with them.
II will dine" said he, Chou will dine,
he will dine you will dine, they will dine,
we will all dine together"
This they did and it wrs difficult TO de-
termine whether the Dutchman ate or con
jugated with most persoyeronce.-F1om
LeSLie'S.
, 1873-07-26
Trans alton.
NOTICE.

VT is hereby brought to public notice
a that, until further, unpaid letters for
Great Britain and Ireland will be receiv-
ed at the respective Postofices in this
Island, for direct transmission to South
ampton as Ship Letters by the Steamer
of the Nonddeutsche Loyd' leaving st.
Thomas for Bremen, on payment of the
local postage of 4 Cents pr. single letter
weighing ] ounce.
Presidents Secretary's Office St. Croix
18th July 1878.
S. ". VAN BRAKLE,
, 1873-07-26
NOTICE..

PHE delivery of the books of the
Circulating Library will be com
menced on Saturday, 26th inst.
The Librarian, G. Dahl Esq; will
attend at the Burgher School from
2 to 5 for the purpose.
Subscribers are reminded that
their receipts must be produced to
the Librarian.
C. J. BRANCH.
Secretary.
, 1873-07-26

mt Presidentskabet for st. Croix
III under 28de f. Md. har erkleret
Jane O'FarreIl af Frederiksted
umyndig under NIT VnrgemaaI be-
kjendtgj0res herved.
Frederiksted den 3die JUL 1878
ANDREW FARIS.
, 1873-07-26
UINDLOSTE BREVE
FREDERIKSTEDS POSTCONTOIR.

Eliza Adams, w. c. Bowes, Nancy
Brunsta!, Louisa Bryan, Mary Burke,
Miss Degolar, John Douty, Robert Elliott,
Christopher Emanuel, Miss G. Heyliger,
MADAME Jackson, Annie James, Johanna
James, Madm. J. G.. Josnez, Frankly
Issam, Capt. Nc. MILAN, George MiIIar
~, Sophia Peck, PreciIla Petersen, Elm
Robert, James Rogers ~, A. RutIedge,
John Simpson, Diana WooIf, Chr. Ogaard,
(8).
, 1873-07-26
Bekjendtgjorelse


Wet bringes herved til o%f'entlig Kund-
w skab, at indtil yidere vile wrankerede
Breye til Storbrittanien og Irland blivo
modtagne paa de hervHrendo Post-con-
to.rer til directe Bes6rgeIse til Southamp-
ton som Skibsbreve fra st. Thomas med
de derfra til Bremen afgaaende Nord-
deutsche Lloyd" Dampskibe mod ErJpg-
geIse at den 81 eldende lokale Porto at
4 Cents pr EnkeItbrev a J Unzc.
Presidentskabs Secretariatrt, ST. Croix
den IS JUL 1878.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1873-07-26
Total 3 416,19I &c

Balance Of deposits s 64,946 OF
5 new deposit account, viz:
l Goldsmith. [ Minor.
3 Various,
81 Withdrawals amounting to $64S G3
Receivers Jor Satuydqy, Goth July 1873
In CTRISTIANSTEn
Capt. A. j.. Boye. Trustee.
Z. G. w. Weiss, Esq, Member.
In FEEDEKIKs1ED
Counsellor. L. F~ber. Trustee.
f. A. Lund, Esq, Member.
JON T. GOLDBERG.
PreSiieRf.
st Crojx, 2Ist July 1878
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21
HOLIDAY JEVELRT AT ROSEN.
STOCKS.
The Best ri ace i'm Carson for Bar.
gains.

In addition 70 his almost limitless
stock Of clothing and furnishing goods,
Joe Rosenstock has supplied his estab-
lishment with an assortment Of the most
elegant descriptions Of gold and silver
icw-lrv-not only such articles as gentle
men use; but ladies bracelets, chains,
pins. rings, earrings, etc, etc., while
his stock Of vest chains, shiIt-studs and
sleeve hut.ons is earai TO any in the
State. He has also a supply Of fine
watches from the best makers. Parties
looking for presents had better not miss
taking q look at this display Of rich and
handsome thirga- ahich will be sold at
the very lowest rates ever fixed upon
such goods il this market
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21

THERE is to be wedding on Christ
mas; and We wouldn't tell the parties
names even if We knew them-which We
do not But we do know the gentle
mans name, and SO does pretty much
everybody else if they only could hear it
once-but we wouldn't reveal it at the
muzzle Of Rodmnn gun. We don't
have to get anybody to help us keep a
secret-if We DO make business of tell
ing the news.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21

That DANGEROUS CIsTERN corner of
Telegraph and Ormsby streets still con-
tinues to offer inducements to children
and careless adults to get drowned.
Will i: never be closed until after a
serious accident? That chick hole OF
Carson street opposite the Globe Saloon
got a boy of our acquaintance very
successful ducking yesterday. Pray be
moved. in good time by one gentle
prodding, good fathers of the county.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21

A EFT of a scrimmage amongst some
OF the sports last night was occasioned
by quarrelsome fellow who thought he
could make Christmas present Of
something by cursing a miscellaneous
crowd Of the boys. He got heavy
thump or two on the pate and went eff
on his ear.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21

MATHENEr CoNFEssIoS.-We promised
Matheney's confession in this issue. We
regret that we are compelled to exclude
it; press of town ordinances and other
matters renders it absolutely necessary.
1t will appear tomorrow wiihou. fail
Eu-cka Seatinel Dec. Il.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21

x. OF PA new Lodge of the Knights
of Pythias is to be organized here to-day.
Tha: is the meaning of a notice in an
other column calling the members of
Carson Lodge, No. 4. to meet at the Ma
sonic Hall this evening. This statement
of the matter is as pithy as we can we'll
make it in these be-Knishted moments.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21
Christmas Novelties, Tcys, Jewelr,

Al Il. I'rcl. Broohss nct"d store for imported
sears rGiacro, books, stationery, musical III
s;rl,,ri.ut~ cheap icw,lry toys, etc. at lEeater
Block next door to Mat. Rnckrlls butcher
shap Cars N City. Agency for all the Callfor-
STA pap.rs Cold Hin \, vs., Pic;cris!S and Me-
10 frsIE
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21

TIE EXPLOSION Of tho heating device
at the gas-works last night was what
caused the temporary suspension of
lights last evening. It was remedied in
. few minutes by Dick Mills.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21

In addition to what the Chronicles Sac
ramento correspondent says of Jones
whereabouts the San Francisco Post of
December IS has the following:
The dispute between the Belcher and
Crown Point was settled yesterday, by
the first named agreeing to pay the latter
1915, 900 and relinquishing all claim to
the ground in dispute. 1t will be remem-
bered by the readers of the Post that by
the survey made it was found that the
Belcher Company had worked over their
line on the 1,30O-ioot level about fifteen
feet, and less number Of feet in each
level above to the 900-foot, where the de-
parture from the line occurred. While
J. p. Jones was making the above settle
ment in the Belcher office on California
street. some of the politicians in Sacra-
mento were reporting that he was manip-
ulatirg Booths fight from one of the
back rooms of hotel near the Capitol
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21

ARIoS SINGZNa SOCIETY," Al members
are requested to attend the regular net
ing on tomorrow (Monlay) evening", as
business of Importance viii com b, fore
the Society. IHEoDoRE y. Hale,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21
MARRIED..

In Carson City, December II, 1873, hy Jnig
Chas. y. Harris, Mr.. Godfrey Read 10 Mis-
Agnes Smith.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21

lIrrr.t7FsY.-Nrs. Anderson & Moody. Fash
;onalI. NiliiE,rS c..rIIcr Of Second and Cars Il
streets, oppositcthe Ormst! House, Carson city.
orders solicited. oc'-t
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21
County Treasurer's Notice.
SO, 500 co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there il now in the Kcdeiurti' II Fund OF
Ormsby county. the sum OF Six Thousand Five
Hundred D liars ami that sealed proposals vii
be le;eiyed by thu CouLtg Auditor for the sri".
render of Bends. Warrants and Claims payable
out of said Redemption Fund. under thc p'ovi-
sions Of IN Act of the Legislature Of the State
Of Nevada, approved March IL. 1850. 10 'he
amour. of none; in the Redemption Eu,tt At
the tim, q: opening III" proposals. The pro-
posals Nill be Ieceiv.Sl UP to 10 o'clock A. NJ,
on MONDAY. January ), 1874. and mus: be :
companied by and enclose til Bonds, Warrants
and Claims offered te be surrendered.
Printed blanks for filling ont bids can b Oh
tanned from the Comfy Auditor.
The accepted bids Will be pail in legal : n,'er
noes II. 5. MASON.
County Treasurer.
OrrnSby county, Nevada.
Carson City. December ~, 1873. . ccai-t3
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21
Mrs, ANNA &. Brooks

New Millinery store. two doors South Of the
Penrol :Adausl HoUsc. an entirely naw asSort-
riCut of Iadi-s AMI Misses Hats and Bonntts.
trimmed in her own ininitah!r stylc also, ON
sale the finest Feathers, Ribbons. an! every
description Of Millinery Goods. Hats trimmed
to 3tIcr Remember her nc. addT's5. d.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Preaching
by the Pastor Rev. James Woods at II
A. H. and P. NJ Sabbath School at II
n. Mr. Woods will preach at Empire
City on Christmas Thursday night, at
~ O'Clock.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21

THE blweekiy dance soiree OF the
Adelphi Club took place en- r.g's, Friday
,;,ht ot The Corhe4f H,u The anooiot-
iI.,,,.
m'h'S i"f me evenings 'i.ls''''',Iii7l II,
were truly eieTaht' y n''4i more 4oF'Iy
IN aspect heF.f was eh'etea IA a ore
hose town Maxim AN a'OItFi'''loh !, Tor
the 9e.D gas n@t'Aed upon Se""E "''.!S'
"hiIe me canvas "''h " re- s'"'ii H.
was Stre'%hed H@h'ef over ,.ie moor nan
the most tN'T''I!.''.3I LFsh mn.
,f,e'h'S OF " !:'SHl''A no" l''f 81 .'''l
'n1 nara on ti'e Hi' iioIy !N'; =:
@'riGGN sra'p' " I!oh'er -! was IS, '..'n'n7
aLi ny !.>:I'r'r' o IN. y !; itI ii ,l.G ',4
io''.S'' '''' ~" 80 ~ I''.'.- -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21

MG. TREssUEEE Mason makes show
ing OF some of the financial capacities
and proposed performances Of Ormaby
county in Il notice which appears in an
other column OF this DAYS issue of the
APPEAL He iutimAtes. does the fla-
ciary uoEatio, that the day ii redemption
IS at h!:nd Read his solemn and feeling
manifesto. andif you are a b!olted bond
holder go and see hiln-also visit him /!
there ara claims Of you- holding against
the County Exchequer.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21

For THE FIRST TINE in several weeks,
we invaded the V. & T. car and machine
shops yesterday. The big planning
macbiue-of pattern exhibited by the
makers, Sellers x Co., at the Great Ex-
position at Vienna has been set up and
put in working order. since We were
there, rs has also very long lathe for
the turning Of shaiting and the like.
We noticed, standing on the machine
shop floor, a patent blower designed
for Use in the foundry-when the
foundry is got in trim-whlch is an
event of the future. The running-gear
of the machine shop seems to be IN ex-
cellent order and the conyenicnces and
appointments OF the institution are ex-
tensive and admirable throughout. We
were in the car shop for Il few minutes
and found considerable force OF
mechanics bnsily engaged in assaultins
big piles of lumber there and shaping
the same into fats ana other parts OF
the grand mystery OF railroading.
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] Reilly G. whistler + Fonin
S A Sawyer J Aaryey & VT Roianhah
J Swisher TnoS Cara / Dreyf0us
c Donnellv r J Livingston and wife
Miss + I fully
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THEATER. There was full house at
the Theater last night - as good
o house as greeted May Howard on her
last night here. This winds up season.
which, taking into account the shower OF
disappointment that fell upon our play
goers by Herne's failure to fill his ell
Cagement, las been remarkably Success
iul. The fact is the Templetons are
good card. We don't know of any small
family" troupe better calculated for the
light and pleasing business OF the holt
days. We have not been guilty, this
time, of any unwarranted statements OF
the character Of the audiences. They
have been surprisingly good. considering
the weather and other draw backs. To
sum up the capacities of this little com
pany We may say with all truthfuiness
that John 1emp.e:ol is the best low
comedian that has been in Carson for
several years-ta,e him for all-in-all;
that Miss Alice Nane il spGi9htly parts
and in characters where ballad singing Is
introduced is exceedingly pleasing and
clever; and that Little Fay is all that is
claimed for her-a surprisingly bright
little girl, with q most wonderful voice,
strong and clear and Of great compass
and only hacking judieious training to
make tia very superior voice for ballad
and even for the opea. This troupe Will
appear at Pipers Opera House next
week; and we can very chserfally M!
quite conscicntiou>ly recommend them
to the Virgiuisns rs just the sort Of PEG
PIE to fill up holiday week with season.
able and acceptable performance
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C Greccire 2 II Ryan 4 Spence
J Triplett Il Lindoia Howell
n Cary J Il Bradley : Simpson
Ed Frnk LII Nevis O Grecnhood
II 2 DunninS Thos Morgan
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