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TRINITY CHURCH.

A New York dispatch says: A discus
son over the income of Trinity Church
is proceeding in the newspapers, which
brings ont figures that suggest sort Of
credit Mobilier somewhere in the man.
agement Of its vast properties. A lively
sunday paper recently stated the income
OF Trinity at $6,OOO,OOO. The Times
followed with an editorial denial that the
church had ever received as much as
so'ooo,OOO in any one year. To-day a
correspondent of the Times, who gives
ms initials, says: The yearly income of
the church, from all sources, has, in fact,
never exceeded $43S, 900, from which
must be deducted the heavy annual
charges for taxes, assessments, etc. In
view OF this apparently official exhibit,
the heirs Of Anneke JAMS will have to be
contented with less than dollar apiece,
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POSTOFFYCE ORTHOGRAPHY.

A Postmaster in Bear Valley, Wis,
writes to the department: "Dear Sir,
l am lame by Reason of Parallels & Cant
be carried out Dores in Cold weather.
No Justice Of the Peace Less than 3
miles My Returns are Behaved to be
Corect-I would Resign The Office, but
Cant git no one to take the one Horse
Concern off my hands," Another very
candid individual writes from Keeney-
vile, Pa. "Dear Sir Please return or
destroy the Returns 1 sent to you it was
a bull-headed mistake in me making
them out when did"
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now BUFFALO BILL - CUPIED
HOMESTEAD


The recent resignation of Buffalo Bill
calls to mind little circumstance with
which he and worthy citizen of our
own towl were connected. It happened
one year ago Cperhaps less), and was
mixed up with a homestead in one of
our western counties. The gentleman,
whom we shall call Col. d. (mainly be-
cause that's his title), had Jumped a
claim by n little rine figuring from =
homesteader, who in some manner had
deputized Buffalo Bill to hold and occupy
1t during his absence. The Colonel
went ont to hisintended homestead, pro-
ceeded to erect shahty, and went ont
to eject the man who was trespassirg on
his property. Not knowing Baffalo Bill
from buffalo bull, he approached the
gentleman and ordered him to vacate
the ranch. William said something
about Yubn-Dam, when the Colonel
Strengthened himself up i'll an attitude Of
freezing dignity, and demanded, Do
You know who am, sir l am Colonel
d., of Lincoln" The brave hunter re-
Piled that he didn't give mill site if he
was Tor words to those effect, and added:
lam Buffalo Bill, of right here" The
Colonel hasn't got homested yet
Lincoln (Neb.) iSyatcsnsan.
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CURRENT ITEMS.
,ourMAux dogs never bark.

EsouIMAUx dogs never bark.
A HORSE kicked fat goose's head of
Mt Upton, Ind.
DAVENPORT is the only city in Iowa
having letter-boxes.
A TENNESSEE man killed five wild
turkeys at single shot.
DurcHEss county IN. w. boasts of a
hog weighing 1896 pounds.
NrSE-rENTHs of the sick men only need
"rush Of blood to the boots"
TEXAS wants to fill up, and has sent
Nh agent to England for emigrants.
The canals of New York State last
wear cost 1914, 1878 more than they earned.
MONROE, small Wisconsin village,
has thirty.six men over six feet two
inches high.
Ir your wife has the Mysteries, shake
her. An English physician says it is a
certain cure.
A New HAMPSHIRE baby, year old,
weighs 100 pounds. The happy father
weighs 100 pounds.
In addition to the Sl8, 600, 600 Missouri
State debt, there is a bonded county
debt of $40, 0O0,0
JERSEY justice allows the criminal to
take his choice between the regular army
and the Penitentiary.
THERE are to be two extra lengths of
track along the entire route of the New
York Central railway.
SgvENrY-sIx places of amusement,
mostly theaters, have been burned in
this country since 1898.
THE country contains 296 distilleries
that squeeze through "the worm of the
still" daily $40, 900 gallons.
A NEW YORK doctor says that no one
can use hair dye for a year and not run
the risk of becoming insane.
The Girard estate is now valued at
1892, 1876. In twenty-five years the
college has educated 1886 orphans.
The next Episcopal Bishop to be con-
secrated in the United States will be the
one hundredth in the line of American
succession.
THE ladies are appreciated by the
Kansas legislators. -Four of them have
just been appointed clerks in the Legis-
lature. That is right.
THE last invention is an upholstered
skating suit, fitted up with cushions and
springs, so that the wearer shall not
break the ice, of course.
THERE was good skating on the Arkan-
sas river, at Pine Bluff, the day after
Christmas, and the oldest inhabitant
never saw the like before.
A CERTAIN Mr.. Woodhouse is present
ing claim of 1928, 600, 900 before the
Mexican Claims Commission, and does
not seem to consider that Mexico would
have to mortgage herself from Chi.
huahua to Yucatan to satisfy one half
his demand.
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VIZ understand that the whooping-
cough il quite president in the towns around
ns. but that no cases have proved fatal. Some
families use nothing but Jo.nson's Anodyne
Li.inenf. Our Doctor, however, says q little
ipecac to produce vomiting, would be AN nd
yalitage.-ICom.
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THERE are more than one thousand
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Some Of them are worthless and injurious,
others are good and beneficial Old DR.. Par
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NERVOUS SuFrERER.-A dose Of vEGETIsE, taken
just before going to bed, will insure comfortable
nights rest TO the nervous sufferer.
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KING EMANUEL exercises tyrannical
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Some of our readers may not remem-
Der that John Milton Is the author of the oft
quoted line "Of lingering sweetness long
drawn out" hut they will all remember that
the Elmwood Collar can be bought at any fur
nishing stOre.-TCom.
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The roughness of the skin caused by
the cold winds is easily cured by using The
Queens Toilet, for the Complexion ICON.
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SOONER or LATER a neglected Cold will develop
constant Cough, Shortness Of Breath, Failing
Strength, and Wasting Of Flesh all symp.omatic Of
or paiaed by using in time DIR. Jayne's Expectorant
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having expended much time, talent and money 10
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after years Of entnQ with the best arf ans
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and will be known as GERMAN TAPESTRY,
thousand pieces Of which, i'm order to Introduce
them, will be sold for 81 l-2 cents per yard Sample
sent by mail on receipt OF 10 cents, or different
patterns 70 cents.
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373 Washington Street. Boston. Mass
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i. R. J.
RADWAYlS READY
r z LIEF
Cures the Worst Pains
ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
NOT ONE HOUR.
Asrxs EADIxe rHn ADvssszsExrxr,
Need any one Suffer with Pain.
kAdwas's Ready Relief 10 . Csre for every
Pals.
IT was TINE yIssr AND 10
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
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lays Innsmmations. and cures Consestions, whether
Of the Lungs. Stomach. Bowels. or ether glands or
organs. BY one application.
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
no matter how violent sxcrucisting the pain the
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Headache, Teesheshe,
NenraIsia, Rheuml sism,
The application Of the READY RELIEF to the
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Twenty drops In hslfa tumbler Of water will in q
few moments cure Cramps, 6pasms Sour Stomach
He.rtburn, Sick Headache, Disrrhea, Dysentery,
Collie. WIND ~ the Bowels. and ell Internal Pains.
TraveIers should Always carry q bottle Of RAD.
WAYS READY RELlEf with them. few drops
In water will prevent sickness or pains from change
Q stimulant
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-03

Another old-timer has dropped out of
the ranks. They seem to be going away
in great numbers of late. The time
crowds near when Pacific Pioneer will
be as rare an acquaintance as veteran
of the war Of 1872. Our old friend Mart
Reese died yesterday morning al half
past three O'Clock. He was a Philadel-
phian by birth and came TO Cllifo-1lia in
1919. Our impression is that he had
never learned any trade or profession
but had been 4 clerk OF sorie sort before
leaving home. He was among the first
policemen of San Francisco and was at
one time deputy sheriff under Dave
Scanned. In the fail Of 1856 he piloted
old Ned MCGOWAN up from lis hiding
place III San Bernartiino to Sacramento
did 1t for the romance of the thing.
and out OF q kindness that was !. gen
uine part OF his nature. MCGOWAN, our
readers will remember, was a refugee
from the Vigilance Committee of san
Francisco, who had hunted him high and
low without succtsS.l Mart came over
here IN 1853 or 1860 AID was Sheriff of
Lyon county during one term under the
Territory. He once stuck ont his shlngle
IS a lawyer in Virginia CITY, SO he told
rs. Afterwards he lived long in Cola
Hill; but since about 1868 he had lived
here-the greater part OF the time IL
business for himself, bat iatteriy getting
odd jobs CT work only. Fifteen or six
teen years ago Mart was quite 4 military
man and was esteemed a proficient drill
fficer-belonged to the Marion Rifles,
Ned Riggs oil company-and once
headed the San Francisco Continentalars
on trip to Sacramento to see Weller in
augurated He was for several years
President OF the Curry Engine Company
and took much pride in his position.
lie joined the Red Men soon after their
organization he-e-if, indeed. he was
rot one of the original charter members.
Mart Reese was as honest man as ever
Iived-honest and kind and without
single bad motive. He sometimes drank
little too much-but who hasn't? And
then he was much reformed of late, and
greatly sUbdued. He was about 50 years
Of age. His son, Edward, We believe his
name is-a telegraph operator well
known hereabout-will probably be up
today. The funeral will take place at
] clock to-day under the auspices Of
the Currys and the Red Men.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-03
The St. Andrews Feast.

By way o. keeping an accurate record
of passing events we resume our report
| of the St. Andrews Feast of Monday
night. As We said in our reporr of yes
terday morning Mr.. President Crawford
opened the ceremonies by an address. In
this a succinct history of the traditional
st. Andrew was given. His Saintship
lived sometime about the year of our
Lord %, and appeared to the warning
Picts and Scots in time to help them win
fight with the English or Romans.
When he was crucified it was upon a
square cross-hence we get the Cross of
ST.. Andrew. NJ. Crawford closed with
an apt anu beautiful poetical quotation
and subsidized anil tumultuous cheers.
The first toast in order was The Presi-
dent of the United States" This was
responded to with patriotic feeh!eness by
that we'll known Scotchman, Mr.
Mighels. Ex-President William Pear
son, who is native Of Aberdeen and the
best Scotch dialetician We know Of, sang
a side bursting song the chorus of which
is Yang drec. Yaw mun-or words to
that etfSct. Of course he brought down
in order, WAS responded to by Mr..
MighrIs who also recited that touching
hymn, They a DOT and sat dom
amidst a sufIueion Of tears. The
Queen" was handsomely responded to
by Mr.. Dawson. Mr.. Christie sang
Bonnie Charlie amidst loud shouts of
applause The Land Of our Adoption"
brought Pearson to his feet and extorted
an excellent speech from him, and then
he sang My Nannie's Ava. Uncle
responded bravcly to The Day
We Celebrate" Mr., Hamilton gave
Us "Barnocks OF Barley Meal in stir
ring fashion, and his response 20 the
toast OF Land o Cakes was splendid.
Mr., Broklis gave Us Alden my native
land. adieu sung it e1cellently. The
.Our Divines and Poets
was responded to by Rev. james Woods
in a very happy strain and the best
speech OF the Lii -ht. This was sue
ceedel ly Scots wha' hae'" by Ham
ilton; sung with junction. and received
with great cheering. Our Joe and
Hugh MillcIs' by Mcdonald, secretary
of the Society who acquitted himself
well and told a first rate
anecdote that brought the house down.
Then a song, which got him some gen
eroUs applause, was sung by Mr.: Rob
srts. and toast 20 The President of
the Society" responded to by Nr. Craw
lord in his usual felicitous style and the |
regular toasts and songs were over. The |
company spent another hour moistening |
heir nations of ''haggis' with moderate !
Oo;atiOns Of hot Scotch whiskey and !
general season of mirth, and broke up.
n the best possible order and humor |
about > clock
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-03

II TIE L. S. CIRCUIT CoURT, Judges
Sawyer and Hillyer occupying theBench,
the case Of c. c. Coolidge IS. F. Birdsall
It n was up for hearing yesterday. This
IS very important case involving as it
'.ues e. question OF the validity Of the
Wheeler Pan patent. We understand
that this is one OF series Of cases to be
brought TO tIial in the interest Of the
Wheeler patents, and that certain dies
and other mill machinery will come in
for a searching legal inspection when
this matter is disposed Of. Eminent
counsel are engage! upon either side Of
this case-Messrs. Williams Il Bixler ap-
pearing for the plaintiffs and Messrs.
Lewis and Deal and Hon. H. Q. Beatty
for the defense. Among the witnesses
are many noted mill manufacturers and
owners and superintendent. and We no.
ticed Mr.. Narney, nephew of Varney of the
well-known mill patents, Hon. C. C.
Stevenson, DR.. Buncher OF Dayton,
Hon. James Crawford Of Lynn county,
Mr.. John McCone and many other prom
inent citizens in the Courtroom. These
have been summoned as experts. The
case is being tried by jury.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-03

RAIL has been receiving lot Of very
elegant china, alabaster and Pari&n or
naments just from the East. Our lady
friends had better call i'll there and take
a look at en-. Then his new and exten-
sive lot of glassware is much the most
elaborate and fine ever seen IN Carson.
We urge the gentle reader TO so and look
upon these multitudinous nice things.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-03

TIE CURRYs will have q meeting at
1890 to-day to make preparations to at
tend Mart Reese's funeral. They have
invited then; brother tiremen to join
them. See notice.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-03

POLICE CoUET.-Johu Doe d. d. for
feited his Sis bail and the same was
c,nfiscated to the town. State VS..
Smith for the punching of fellow man
on the snoot was tried by jury. and
Smith was acquitted-mainly on account
of his youth and previous good nature.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-03
DIED.

In Carson City, December 9, 1873, J. Martin
Reese. : native Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvanis,
aged So years.
The funeral will take place to-day at ! P.
n. from the I. o. Il. II. Hall. His friends and
acqnsintsrces ere respectfully invited to at
tend.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST Or 66 1eKS
DEMAINING IN THE CARSON PosToF.
III FiCE December 2, 1878:
LADIES LIST.
Curry, Mrs Susan Ely, Mrs Leddie
Moran, Miss Ella Taylsr, Mrs E
GENTLEMEk'S LIST.
Buck Amaz;ah kuthley Louis
Bordeaux, Amable Kelly, James
Bode, Wilhelm Lame, H n
Briggs, JohnW McAuley, Farquhar
Duffy, William Otis, Edward
Duncan. " Osborn, Charles "
Danhouser, Joseph Packard, WR
Dennis, Daniel Peterson, z c
Eldred, Ben Biordsn,
Fleury, Oliver Squires, JW
Guldager, Andrcas Stone, Geo.gs
Hamilton. PaxlR Talbot, T 6 (Tobias Coz
Hetu. George Wood, James L
Jones, Nathan West, G W
FRED. D. TURNER, P. n,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-03

A HALF INCH or so of snow covered
the ground in this valley yesterday
morning. We learn from Capt. Pray
that there are but four inches on a
level on the summit between here and
Lake Tahoe.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-03

The following dispatch was received
night before last here, by Mr. Train Dis
patcher Hunter:
Silver, Dec. 1st-940 P. NJ.
Frank Mccullough tagged ME and
said that one of his men took a tie out
of the culvert this side of the Morgan
mill and two rails and one tie eff the
track that some person had put on the
track. SHEEHKN.
This means that some villains (who
are better known than they think they
are, } made deliberate attempt to throw
conductor Sheehen's train off the track.
1t would serve these scoundrels as they
merit if they could be place., =. the
peril Of the cowcatcher. 1t will not be
safe to repeat this experiment.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-03

Our ITALIAN BCEGLAE, Anlreas Law
roma, underwent his examination yes
terday before 3Ir Committing Magis-
tratc Withorell and in default of 1900
bail was committed TO await the action
Of the next Grand jury
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-03

HohsZ REcovERED.-A few days ago
man, name unknown to US, hired a
horse of Hammond 4 Wilson at Reno to
70 to Huffacre's. He didn't stop there
but came here and put up for the night
and then went on toward Aurora. When
he got to Mathews Ranch, the other
side of Wellington's he sold the horse
for $50. When Sheriff Helm of Esne-
ralda county was here the other day Jake
Winnie described the horse to him and he
found him at the ranch aforesaid. He
thinks he will catch the thief
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-03

SCOTT THE GUNsMITH is quite seriously
sick with a fever We hear. Hope to
hear of an improvement soon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-03

Mrs. PARKINSON still continues very
seriously sick and her husband and
friends are apprehensive Of the result.