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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-21
CARSON PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Examination Of the intermediate
Department.

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Department. Miss Torreyson teacher,
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Inc nfSt hoor WAS spent Az leau'ne 8
Tue test of the merits of the children III
this imp,rtant branch of education was
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,erv. a the end Of variety in br.,L;ns m
tbe monotonx If correct answers TIL.
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l,,y, however. missed the first word
aud ruuuinc off on a phonetic strain yav,.
a. :. blaims. for d" blame" bnt ,h. rest
came ont in strong indignant ,.borns and
All him ,ipht. Tn. Other exercises ,t
The afternoon were varied by n sort of
enptv han led c.le,tb.nics in which the
II, III ;,;,.a I'll :. -, IL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-21

The nav boys trousers. copper fast
end throuS hout. and plated at the k .
- Us to be inpces 81 soIe t. friction, axe
known as the 'knee plus ultra"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-21

How to better secure on" suspendeI
bottoms" isamong the subjects for essays
prop ,sed to reli sions conference with
F.. view to check the tendency OF protan-
ity
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS.

oHNsBY HoUsE-GEoRGE d FRYER. PROPRIETOR
b Spence hayer EA Todd WI
A ,iould wife Mrs could II BrosdheSd
Misses Emma Carri-. Mary and Master Willie
Boswerth
ST. CHARLES HOTEL, GEO. TurLY. PROPRIETOR.
Boles VIM Denohue J Bentley
A squire W Show.S
CokBErr HousE-CORBErr BROS, PRoPRIEroks
" Spencer H"aton Blshsley
T Fillron q Read Dunno
W G small H Kingsley NJ Brockman
II " Leighton J Msrtin
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conduct of the school. Captain Meder
was called npon by Mr.. Greenlaw and
urged ny Mr.. Howe to speak a word t."
the children who would be glad to hear
from him, rs ne had worked the hardes.
and done more than anybody to get
them their present elegant school honse
with its laany comforts and convenIences.
The Captain replied to the point IN 4
few words of thanks for the compliment.
and gave assurance that the people OF
Carson see clearly now the wisdom OF
building such school house and are
more in mind to advance the public
interests Mt present than ever before.
Mr. Howe begged those present to come
again next week aud bring their friends
along. H.. promises perfectly fair ex-
hibit of what has been done since he
took the school in hand. in the two
higher departments. Mr.. Gre-nla"
made few kind remarks; when Miss
Torreyson wishing her pupils a happy
vacation and bidding them good bye,
dismissed them till the beginning OF the
next term.
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THE Picnic Of the Presbyterian Sab
bath School of this place will take place
to-day at Simons' Ranch in Washoe
Valley. We understand it will be- a
lint picnic with the children o. the
Pr sbvterian Sabbath School 81 Nir-
rinia. The excursion train will leave
Virginia at 7:45. and will be here about
10 O'Clock. Persons in Carson desiring
to attend should meet at the Preshy-
teri.n church at 3 o'clockthis morn
ing. Returning. the train will leave
Simons' ranch at about O'Clock P. n.
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IItDtf.N.

In carson City. June 10. 1873. to ths wife o
Oh .rles T. Bickn.lI. y SOU.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL, GEO. TurLY. PRoPkIETt
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-28

!. EvANGELICALrsM AND RITUALIsM.
AT the session of the Evangelical assocl-
alton in Philadelphia, on Thursday, Bishop
Cummins defined the three cardinal errors
of the ritualistic party to be, the false doc
trines of the real presence, the sacrificial
character of the Lords Supper, and sacer-
dotal character Of the priesthood and per-
sonal confession of absolution. He said
that on entering church in Providence,
Rhode Island, erected to the memo
ry Of Bishop Henshaw, he was hor.
rifeu to find regular altar, not
communion table, adorned with
flowers and candles. There is, he continued
now in existence secret society in the
Episcopal church. which is called the Con-
fraternity of the Blessed Sacrament, num-
bering three hundred and seventy-seven
associates, Of which sixty-five are minis
listers. AT one of the meetings of the
Confraternity the officiating clergyman
sang the Animi Christi, which was
composed by Ignatius Loyola, the
founder of Jesutism. The bishop
then discussed at length the differ
ences between ritualism and evangelical
principles, and concluded by saying that
ritualism was now more powerful and more
dangerous than ever before. The heads Of
the Roman Catholic church Of England
and of the United States, Archbishop
Manning and Archbishop Bayley, were
both formerly Episcopalian clergy
men, and some of the most
brilliant lights in the Roman Catho'
lie clergy were contributed by the Epis-
copal church. He could see no remedy
for the progress Of ritualism. except the
revision of the prayer book. Judge Sham.
bers once said that he would like to add tc
the litany the single prayer: . From al!
future changes in the prayer book, good
Lord deliver u.s." He, however, Bishop
Cummins) would only change single
word, and that word was "priest." Its
eradication would reform and revise the
whole PRAYER book, but he had no hope
that such reform would ever be accom-
plished,
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THE CANVASS.

ROOMS REPUBLICAN, Ex. conn.,
RIouMoND VA, September %. )
HON. HORACE MAYNARD, of Tennessee,
with COLONEL r. w. HUGHES and others,
will address the people at the following times
places. ir
ABINGDON, November srd, day.
BRISTOL, November 3rd. at night.
HON. JOHN w. JENKINS will address
Republican meetings as follows:
Goochland Courthouse, October Goth.
Stafford CouI thouse, November !.
spottsylvania Courthouse, November 3.
Fredericksburg, at night.
Captain A. ]. Terry will address the Repnbii-
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Aspenwall, October 80, at IL m.
Haryey's store, November !, IL m.
r. ID. Beckley, esq.. by request, will speak in
Fauquier county, at the following Times and
places ,
At Bealeton, Thursday, October so.
Salem, Friday, October 81
Markham Saturday, November L.
The Hon. W. II. H. Stowell, Captain VIM l..
Fernald Hon. George w. Graham and Hon. j.
P. Brady. will address Republican meetings as
follows
wellville, Nottoway Co, Thursday Oct. so at
night. e.
Appointments of the Hon. George w. Graham,
of Nottoway county, who will address the peo.
pie of the Fourth District as follows
Nottoway Courthouse, Saturday, November
lst.
Powhatan Courthouse Monday November 3d.
Hon. James b. Sener will address Republican
meetings as follows
Stafford Courthouse, Saturday, November !.
s,potsylvania Courthouse, Monday, Nov. 3.
Fredericksburg at night.
Per order committee,
ALFRED MORTON,
John II. PoPHAM, Chairman
Secretary.
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STATE NEWS.

There are still three candidates for the
legislature in Prince William, bennington,
Purcell and Round.
"A child of Mr.. Andrew jackson, of
Franklin county, eight years old, was
knocked down and stamped to death by a
horse, last week, in his frantic efforts to
shake off the bees Of a hive overturned by
him.
The Shenandoah Democrat says: "a
sneak thief has made his third entry into
Mr.. George Rye's dairy and hen coop,
each time carrying off load. He is sup
posed to be in the Conservative secret
service.o
AT meeting of the Mexiaan war vet
erans, held in Norfolk Friday, Colonel j.
Richard Lewellen was appointed delegate
to the state convention which meets in Rich
mond on the 28th, and j. F. Milligan was
appointed alternate.
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& DEATH OF HEENAN, THE PRIZE
FIGHTER.-John C. Heenan, prize
fighter of great renown, died on Saturday,
near Rawlns, on the Union Pacific rail
road, while on his way to San Francisco.
When twenty years of age he fought with
John Morrissey and was whipped, at least
his antagonist carried off the purse. His
friends Immediately proclaimed him the
champion of the United States. He
crossed the ocean and received a maui
ing from Tom Sayers, but his Ameri-
can hackers forthwith bought him a
belt and dubbed him the champion of the
world Some years afterwards he went to
Europe again, and suffered another severe
beating from an IIishman. He came home
a great hero, and since then has played the
part Of sort Of retired sporting gentleman,
who lived on the reputation acquired in
his defeats. He was married to the late
Adah Isaaes Menken, an actress who
played 'tMazeppa" in Europe and
| America and found time to write volume
of sacred hymns of considerable merit in
the intervals between her engagements
While in Paris she was greatly petted by
| Dumas, the elder. Heenan was one o.
the most perfect specimens of physica
manhood that ever entered the prize ring,
and his pluck was never questioned. The
severe training to which he subjected him
self, while it developed his muscles and
gave him amazing strength, no doub
shortened his life. He could not hav
been more than thirty-hve years of age a
the time of his death. Baltimore Amai
| c1D
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is true. 1t is no humbug; the recipe is printed
around each bottle. A circular containing
certificates of wonderful cures of rheumatism,
neuralgia, lock-aw, sprains, swellings, burns,
scalds. caked poisonous-bites, frozenfeet.
gout, salt-rheum, ear-ache, &C.. and the recire
of the Liniment will be sent gratis tosany one
1t is the most wonderful healing and pain-reliey
ing agent the world has ever produced. 1t sells
as no article ever before did sell, and it sells be-
cause it does just what it pretends to do. One
bottle of the CESTAUR LIsIAEsr tor animals
(yelow wrapper) is worth a hundred dollars fol
spawned, strained or CALLED horses and mules
and tor screw-worm IN sheep. No family Oh
stocl-owIer can afford to be without CEsTAUI
LINIxEsl. J. j. ROSE 4 Co., 6s Broadway New
| York a
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On the 10th of September Louisa Muhl-
bach was buried in the grave in which for
eleven years past the remains of her
gifted husband, Theodore Mundt, the
author of tMlrabeau," have reposed.
Among the mourners were all the nota-
bilties of Berlin in art and literature.
The aged Carl Gutzkow, Adolph Glass
brenner, Germany's greatest humorist,
DIR. Max Ring, the author of "John Mil.
ton and His Times," Janke, the eminent
German publisher, were especially noted.
The Emperor William had signifed his
respect to the deceased by sending one oI
the court carriages.
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ANEcDoTE OF JEREMIAH MASON
One day, it is said, Rufus Choate met
Jeremiah Mason, the venerable lawyer,
with daughter on each arm, returning
from lecture of Emerson's. "Well,"
said Choate, with respectful familiarity,
s'you have been to hear Mr.. Emerson.
Did you understand him 2' "No," re.
Piled the great man, eleyating his eyebrows
with an EXPIRE. sion of humility, casting
down at the same time benevolent glance
on either lady at his side, Shut my
daughters did ~
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The latest vehicle of Miss Lotta's viva
city is called "Zip,n and in Baltimore it is
not thought to be a work of high art.
because. as The American suggests "A
play in which fashionable lady picks the
banjo to entertain her friends at lawn
party, and who amuses herself by dancing
a breakdown with footman in her owr
parlor, may be fairly considered some
what extraordinary production Of even thu
modern stage ~
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The specie Payment order.
MISSOURI.
The st. Louis Ranlss-Prixe !

The st. Louis Ranlts-Prixe Fight.
ST. LOUIS, October 2S.--All the banks
have resumed currency payments. There
is no unusual excitement. Deposits exceed
drafts.
The arrangements for the fight between
Tom Allen and Ben Hogan, for to-day. are
complete.
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VIRGINIA OPERA HOUSE.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 27rH,
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING FAIR WEEK.
WYMAN, THE WIZARD AND VENTRILO-
QUIST, with new FLATS MAGIC
First appearance in Richmond Of the Wonder.
ful Automaten ZOUANE DRUMMER, made j.
Paris expressly for Professor W man, at a cost
of $4,000
DISTRIBUTION OF VALUABLE PRESENTS
at the close of each performance, consisting of
Gold and Silver Watches, Family Bibles Table
Sets, Mirrors Silver-plated Ware, and hun
dreds of other useful presents.
A PRESENT TO EVERY PURCHASER OF A TICKET!
NO BLANKS II
Admission, 25 cents. Doors open at I O'Clock
to commence at 8.
Matinee on SATURDAY at O'Clock.
&C 27--6t
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ASSEMBLY HALL.
AIR W L Elk, 1873

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERTS,
ON TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS
OCTOBER 2sTH AND BOTH, 1873,
by the
RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC ASSOCIATION
Mrs. Jarley's world-renowned Wax Figures,
with tableaux, closing with the grand Incanta.
tion Scene from Der Freschutz, by members of
the GESANGVEREIN VIRGINIA, on WE'D
NESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, October
Goth and 31st 1873.
Sale of tick cts and reserved seats com
menced Friday morning, October 24th, at AM
bolds music store.
E. II. CHAMBERLAYNE, JR,
oc 2S--it Secretary.
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Multum In Parvo.

l. Three things to admire:
Intellectual Power, Dignity and Gracefol
ness. ~
2. Three things to love:
Courage, Gentleness and Affection.
8. Three things to hate:
Cruelty, Arrogance and Ingratitude.
u 4. Three things to delight in;
Frankness, Freedom and Beauty.
5. Three things to wish for:
Health, Friends, and Cheerful Spirit.
6. Three things to avoid:
Idleness, Loquacity. and Flippant Jesting
Z. Three things to pray for:
Faith, Peace, and Purity of Heart.
s. Three things to contend for:
Honor, Country and Friends.
8. Three things to govern:
Temper. Tongue and Conduct.
10. Three things to think about:
Life, Death and Eternity.