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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
FIFTH EDITION.
The fire Ftend.

DESTRUCTION OF AN ENTIRE TOWN IN AREANsAs.
MEMPHIS, Dec 16.
All of the town of Forest City, Arkansas,
South of the railroad, was burned to-day.
LoasEs by THE BOSTON FIRE
BosToN, Dec. l6.
The losses by the Plympton and Wareham SITS.
fire was five hundred and ninety Thousand dol
lars /; by the Charlestown FIRE, one hundred and
forty-five thousand dollars. Total insurance is
two hundred thousand dollars.
$4,000 FIRE IN MAINE.
BANGOR, Dec. i6-
A fire in this city, last night, caused a losa Of
seventy thousand dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
Judge Lynch i'm Iowa,

At Desmoines, Iowa, yesterday afternoon. one
hundred and fifty disguised and armed men took
Charles Howard, accused of murder, from the
jail, and hanged HIM from lamp post. Howard's
wife was sleeping with him in the jail, and her
shrieks are described as ''horrible," while she
clung to her husband with such frantic force
that it required the strength of half dozen
men to tear him away.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
Washington.

THE pREsIDENr RErURSs THE VISIT OF THE KING.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.
The President returned the visit of King Kals-
kaua to-day accompanied by Gen. Sherman and
the members of Cabinet and others oHcial
courtesies will commence tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16

PoLrTIcAL.--At the regular meeting of the
Union Republican Club, last evening, the resig-
nation of Levi G. Bird, Esq, as President Of the
organization, was presented, and accepted. Sub
seauently Washington Hastings, Esq.,, was un-
animously elected to the position. and Com
mttee having waited on him at the rooms OF
the Board Of Trade, (where he was presiding
over the deliberations of that body, he CONSENT
ed to accept it. Mr.. Hastings will make a most
capable President of the Club.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
The civil Rights Bi,s,

Tho sub-Judicary Committee of the Houeere
ported yesterday to the full committee in favor
Of amending the Civil Rights bill by omitinG
the provision for mixed schools, and the penalty
Of $500 imposed by the bill for violation OF any
of its provisions leaving the offenders liable to
civil suits for $500 damages No definite action
was taken in the matter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
YwISE MILLS roR FLOUR
Caroline KichIn9n ian Trouble.

The sheriff seized the wardrobe, money, and
paraphernalia of Madame Caroline Richings
English Opera Troupe. just before the company
went on to the stage of the Newark Opera House
Monday evening, but the play went on under the
sheriff's directions. The attachment was made
by Messrs. Leonard & Coult, in behalf Of Mr..
James Peates, stage manager OF the Fifth Ave-
nue. Theatre. In 1870 Peates was manager for
Madame Richings in Philadelphia. When he
quit her employ she owed him S501, for which
she gave him three promissory notes. They
were not poin.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
THIRD EDITION.
Financial.

PRICE or GOLD TO-DAY,
New YORK, Dec Is.
Gold to-day, sl.l1ss.
LONDON FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
Furnished by Merrlck, Johnron : Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9Th and Market Sts.l
LONDON. 1890, P. NJ, Dec. 16.
1868, 1861 1s6Ts, fO9H Ten-forties,
1O41 New Fivee of 1881, 1929 Erie Common
shares, 24s4@25 Market dull.
..-.-- FRANKFORT, Dec. l6.
United States 5-20s of 1862 9756.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16

AppoINrMExrs.-The following nominations
have been made By Collector Nolen for appoint
ments, at the new Light House, in Delaware
Bay called Ship John Shoal: Charles II. sulli-
van to be principal keener John Mcbride, lst
assistant, and Thomas Hawkins 2nd asssistant
The nominations have been confirmed BY the
Secretary of the Treasury, and the appointees
will enter upon their duties.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
New York.

CHARLEY ROSE SUPPOSED TO DE sEcRrrEp IN TIE
METROPOLIS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 16-
The police captains have been ordered to keep
sharp look out for any boy resembling Charlie
Ross as it is believed he is hidden in this city.
Some persons who are believed to have hid
the child left here, few days ago, and a detec-
tive was put ON their track.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16

SALES OF CRY REAL PRopEarY.-Frank
Thompson has cold his house and lot in West
Wilmington for $1,000.
Mary Il. Thompson, also in West. Wilmington,
has sold two lots for $500.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16

ELECTION BY THE QuIoKsIEp BASE BALL CLUB.
AT stated meeting of the Quickstep Base Ball
Club, held last evening, the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year: President.
W. Bush; Vice President, ]. E. Graham Record
ing and Corresponding Secretary, Thos Mullan,
Jr. Treasurer, Fl. Mccall Directors. ]. Thorn
as, j. II. West, d. Cook, f. Cheers, Thos. Kane
Trustees, j. L. Price, Ihos. Kane, S. .. Sawin.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
IeW advertisements.


GKATES. SKATES, SKATES, FOR
- Ladies' Gentlemen and ", skate straps,
buckles and plates, for sale.
215 Market Street. Wilmington.
WE HAVE AN EX' ELLEST A.
w sortment of cutlery, from Ahlch 10 select
Christmas presents, table nives, ron and rubber
carving knives AID steels.
214 Market street. aimnRron.
A T 625 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DnL.,
Can be found
ZEPHYR, ZEPHYR WORK, GERMANT WV,
SHETLAND, sAxoNY AND CASHMERE
WOOL.
MRRINo UNDERWEAR, CHI. nRkNs Ii GGlNS
FLANNELS, L q.
KID CASTOR, CLOTH, s1Lk AND THREAD
GLOVES.
BEADED TRIMMINGS, HAMBURG EDGlNGS
ETC, ETC
MRS. &. s. JACKSON Il CO.
4rtA 80
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16

RoBBERy The residence of Isaac j. Jenkins
at I'll French street, was entered some time last
evening, by some thief. and an overcoat and hat
stolen from the rack in the hall entrance. The
thief had no trouble, as the door was left tenn
po aIily unlocked by one of the family, who had
| gone ont
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16

Ho FOR SKATING. Conner Il Son announce
the opening of the skating season, tomorrow af-
ternoon at o'clock, at their fine park near Sd.
st. bridge. The ice is fine and there will be
present on the opening afternoon the celebrated
Evans Bros. from Philadelphia, whose skating
powers are of high order. Go.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16

FINE CHRoMos. is 'ladies day" at the
great sale of fine chrcmos at 312 Market street.
The sale is going on this afternoon and will con-
| tinue this evening. Owing to the dull times
great bargains are being obtained at this sale.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16

| CORNER STONE LAyINa.-The corner stone Of
the chapel at McDowelville, auxiliary to Bethel
| A. Nj. Il. church, will be laid tomorrow after
noon at ~ O'Clock, by the pastor, Rev. Jno F.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
United States g..
weather Record.
REPORT OF run SIGNAL SERVICE.

nEPoRT OF THE HIdNAL BEhYIcE
WASHINGTON, Dec 16.
Probabilities For the Middle States, general
ly clear weather during the rest Of Wednesday,
except in Western Pennsylvania, slowly rising
temperature, the winds shifting to East and
South and falling barometer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16

MUSICAL ENTERrAINMENT.-The musical en-
tertainment for the Mission Sunday school, at
End and Washington street., this even ng, prom
ises to be one of the best of the season. Besides
Prof. Rhoads and choir, number OF very inc
singers have consented to take part Two lit
tie Misses and young Polish glrl will sing
Also, Mr.. VIM. Pickels will sing " The Old Sex.
ton." At only 25 cents for tickets, the house
should be crowded. Tickets can be procured at
the door
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16

PEAcHBoTToM RAILWAY -Tracklaying on the
Peachbottom railway which had heen suspen-
ded for some days while the carpenters were
erecting the second bridge across Muddy creek,
near Laurel station is again progressing rapid
Messrs. Connelee & Eppley. the contractors,
think, that with favorable weather they can
reach the forks of Muddy creek by the 21st or
22d INST. This is very important point on the
road York Paper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
The Pacific Mail Inquiry.
,nw1s 10 BIZ rxAmrNEp AT MS HOTEL.

IRWIN TO BE Examined AT HIS HOTEL
WAsHINaTos, Dec. l6.
Mr.. Irwin, the Pacific Mail Steamship 0ompa-
ny's agent being still sick, he will be examined
by the sub committee of the Ways and Mesns
Committee at his hotel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
Won Arnatu.

If CONVICTED, PARDON PROBABLE.
BERLIN, Dec. l6.
1t is rumored that IL Count Won Armin is coz
victed he will be pardoned at Biamarck's request.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
Daify Gemmertiaf.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard IL. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. Ferris
IF- Por 7sr,as etc.. see Second Page.
,F- For 7srnss. etc.. sss Second Page.

The stories ahoat for some time that the Sem
Senate could not confirm the nomination of Mr..
Jewell to be Postmaster General were settled
yesterday to be false. That nomination, and
that Of Benjamin Moran to be minister to por-
tugal, were both confirmed. These arc both
good appolntments.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16

LOAN sALEs.-Sales of money were made by
Loan Associations last evening, as follows
Brandwine, $500 at 694, and 5000 were with
drawn Mutual $4,000 at 40, and like amount
waa Withdrawn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
Marria9es.

THoMAs-TURNER.-At the NJ Il. Pal. onage, at
Marshallton,on sun 'ay evening Dec Ism, y, me
Rev. j. Montgomery Mr. job Thomas ol vi
aha lion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
Tho Dead Burglars identified.

The dead Bay Ridge burglars were identified
yesterday by Peter Callaghan and little Walter
Ross as the abductors of the lost Charlie. The
search for the latter is " making hopeful prog
ress.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Skating is plentiful now.
Burton d Kerbaugh have dissolved.
The upper Chrisiiana was frozen tightly ovor
yesterday.
cow belonging to George Abel, took sick and
fell on Justison Street yesterday afternoon, aud
had to be killed
A steam fire engine will be sold at Assignee'a
sale at Harkness's Bazaar Phiadelphis, on the
2lst. 1t was built by Snyder and Evans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
FOURTH EDITION.
England.

SNOW STORM AND TRAVEL
LONDON, Dec, 10.
Six inches Of snow fell, this morning. and
still continues. Travel is impeded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16.
Cotton dull at $l41S@145Sc. Flour dull but
steady Penna. family, $5.5096 25; high
grades, Sc 5O@75O. Wheat unchanged !; red,
81 22@1. .2s amber $125@L26. Rye. s1. Corn
less active yellow, 80@S4c; western mixed, e5
@86c white oats. CT mixed, 64@65c. Whis-
key, s1.01.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
alew CIVILIZATIONS.
MUSICAL GIFTS
FOR TIE uo1IpAYSt

Fine Gilt Editions price a 0c) OF these Elegant
Collections Of Bound Music, entitled;
GEMS OF STRAUSS. Instrumental.
GEMS OF SCOTTISH SONG. Vocal
GEMS OF SACRED SONG.
GEMS OF GERMAN song.
WREATH OF GEMS.
PIANO FORTE GEMS.
oPERATIC pEARLS.
SHOWER OF PEARLS. DuetA
MUSICAL TREASURE. Vocal and Instrumental.
PIANO AT HOME. Four Hand Pieces.
ORGAN AT HOME. Reed Organ Music.
PIANIsTs' ALBUM. Instru rem al.
PI MO FORTE GEMS.
Price per lume, in Boards $3.50; Cloth 500 ;
Flu Gilt 81 on.
Also handsomely bound "Lives" Of the Great
Mule Masters Nendelssohn, MoziTt, C opln, &c.
costing $40 T. 20 70 per book
Sold everywhere. Sent promptly by man, pest
free, Tor retail price. Or'l' soon.
OLIVER DITs0N Il CO., CHAs. Il. DIrSON 4 co
Boston. Ill BdWay, New YORK
decI6. .W-S&rtW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
CT. NICHOLAS FOR 1874.
4 BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

GIT. NICHOLAS FOR 1874.
4 BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
OF this book Charles Dudley Warner writes:
"In the bound volume OF ST. MIC oLAs with its
glory of red and gold, we hav permanent audlton
to the literature of the young. Never before mas So
much literature and artistic talent cooperat d in
the service of childr.n Ii Is continua educator
OF their taste and OF their honor and courage. do
not zee how 1t az be mlde any better ami If 'he
children don't like It think l. is time to begin &c
change the kind Of children in this country.
ST. NICHOLAS Fur lsTs.
The prospectus of sthe second voume shows thai
there is 10 be falling OIL but an lcrease IN q
literary and pCto.ll attrdctMns. among olher W
tractive features are
TWO SPLENDID SERIAL STORIES,
"TaE YOUNG SURVEYOR"
by ]. II. Trowbrdge, author o the Jack Hazsrt
Stories, etc.
"EIG1T COUSINS"
by Louisa VI Alcott, author of "Little Women" etc
The peculiar features of ST. NICHOLAS, which have
conduced so largely u It's popularity, Will be kep
Short and easy stories In French, German, ant
Latin for ira satlon, Wi appear occasional y, " i'll
Jack, ir-the-fuipit The Letter Box ami Ihe Eiddl
Box will continue 10 be fu OF Int rest, ami the de
plrtment for very young readers W IL be enarg d.
Bayaid Taylcr and other dstit guishcd traveller
will give Stories of reign Countries
Mr. Rideiny will continue his series OF delightful
| and inst uctlve Papers ON Practical SubJec5s.
Mr. Baltl IT, and others will atlen TO the depart
ment of Homo Entertainments, 1abeaux vivants
| etc.
New writers, in addition to our present l'rg,
corps of contributors, WI give young people OF 81
age. Poems, Jingles, .orles, sketch. s, and Pape
| on History, biography, travel adventure Na,ura
| History, Out door aud Iu-doOr Sports, Boys ant
Girls Han licraft kindergarten Games, Literature
Popular Science, with hearty slrlnSling OF ful
| throughout the volume.
| Price $500 year, but up to Jan. tst we will sen
the Twelve numbers for the year just closed VOL ].
| for lly 500. The same, elegantly bound in re'
| and goii, wi be aent charges pail, TO 81 90.
| one years subscription and twelve back numbers
| $500. one years subscri tion and volume one
| bound as above, sent, charges paid, for $500.
Es- all postage will be pep i'd by Us.
sCRIBNER 4 CO.,
deci6-tf No. Gbi Broadway. New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
The nosIon rTayoraItx.

The municipal election in Boston yes sterday
resulted in the choice OF Cobb. the nominee Of
both Republicans and Democrats for Mayor, by
nearly Is 900 majority over Hayes. Independent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16

New shad are already arriving in Baltimore
from the South
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
SKATES for sale or to hire at tho Park.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
JOHN r. Med NoUGa..................Man Manager.
We ARE coMINer
FAMILIES AND CHILDREN REJoIcEi
WE WILL OPEN
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER i'rp,
AND CONTINUE 18TH AND 10TH.
Don't mistake this for the Maronettes thatwere
H. re in June last. We being the orandest Enter
taument IN the world.
ORIGINAL TROUPE OF
ROYAL MARIoNETTEs
With Gorgeous Scenery and Costly Trainings, i'm
ported from Europe at cost OF $4,000.
TESTIMONIAL:
CRYSTAL PALACE, syDNEHAN, March TO- 1874.
This is to testify that the Naronettes fulfilled
FEBRUARY Of This year and during which time heir
periormanc were visited by go y ysltors win
evident satisfaction. j. NlLhlNSuN,
Manager.
Their success in New York. Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and all cities, has been honored with the
same favor.
THREE DISTINCT ENTERTAINMENTS,
Which have never been witnessed in this city, and
1t is distinguished from all others, not only for US
entertaining characteristics as an exhDlton nnt us
Gems Of Music, beauty OF Scenery Its Rapid Trans
formations, and Its wonderful Invention. combining
In its combination the orig nal
cHRIsTY MINsTRELs,
FULL BAND AND CHORUS
The Beautiful Pantomine Of
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD
The Charm Of the Household, aud
THE ITALIAN FANToC CcINI,
Given two hours Of fun.
MATINEE, SATURDAY at2 O'Clock, when the
house Children under twelve ears Of age, q cents
No charge for Reserved Seats.
Al the Matinee on Wednesday at O'Clock 80 cents
to all parts of the house.
tz,-sPEcrAL TO f .MILrEs,--At every Matin.
each child will be presented with an illustrated biok
embracing the Fairy Tales of "Lttle Red Riding
se1a seaeR tse seIs sap
ETC., etc. uecl2-ot
ADMISSION. oN......................35 and so Cents
Seats secured without extra charge at Boug1man
Thomas 20.
VNHE REV. W Ii. MILBURN,
BLIND MAN ELOQUENT"
VIII Lecture in GRACE CHURCH. on
THURSDAY EVENING, THE 17rn INST, Al
O'CLOCK.
SUBJECT" WHAT A BLIND MAN SAW q
, PARIS"
TICKETS. .0o Ceht
To be hal of e. g. r. Butler, r. X. Robi son Co.
: Boughman, Thomas & Co., VIM. IL. Billany, and a
| the door. decl-It
~ ENUINE OLD GOV JAVA CAN 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
Amusfmfnts.
THE ARCTIC ICE cos


THE ARCTIC ICE cos
Observation-Disclosures.
SKATING PARK
...-.-s...............
soUTHsIpE NEAR THIRD STREET BRIDGE,
WILL BE OPENED TO THE PUBLIC
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 17rH, AT .. P. NJ.
ADMISSION 25 Cents or for stoo. CHILDREN
under IL years OF age Is Cents or for soc,
Tickets for sale at the Clayton House, or ONCE,
No. Il. second street, or at the Park.
A FIrstcloss REsTAuR Mt will be kept at the
Park, under the direction Of Col. Sawyer, OF the
Clayton House.
Conveyance direct from The Clayton Honse, every
half hour, fare Gents.
SKATES for sale or to hire at the Park.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16

~ ENUINE OLD GOV JAVA CAN BE
NJ bought Of II T. FOURTH ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-16
FIRST EDITION.
Wash ington.

KINo KALAKAUA's VISIT AND HIS RECEPTION
CENTENNIAL. TEA PARrY-ooNoREssI WORK -
THE PROPOSED Nav BILL FOR THE DISTRICT AND
ITS PROVISION SOCIETY GOSSIP, &c.
pecal Correspondence OF the Commercially
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-29

EVERY Man HIS Own Tanner. Else
where IN the APrEAl is an adrerti.c-
ment Of Mumma' ; Patent Tanning Pro-
cess. By this process. hides can be
tanned in very much less time than hy
Che old. bark-hQlor way and Il. very
much less expense. NJ. c. j. Rarwooi,
a gentlem IN WHO mas secured the right
to sell this patent tanning process in
Nevada is prepared to sell rights for
using the same. w have seen specl-
mems Of the leather tanned by this pro-
cess. and they are CT a very superior
character-soft aud pliable. It is a
wonder to us that seIUebOiy with means
don't take hold OF this business here.
We have 10 doubt that NJ. Hsrwood
would be glad to make favorable terms
with anyone who has the means to invest
in this venture. Certainly there are no
reasons why the business OF tanning
hides by process which does not re-
ouire the use Of bark and bark mills
should hot pay here.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-29
LATEST ItCl.EGRAN Ms.


0ah l l''i''N'''' '"iy III Is s'i''
tl'' al the eh'l.'a iof We b'1"' ioUi
nile race under tue auspices u Tue il
cltic jockey Club, viii be made and
closed by the IN Of Ser:rmber. The
r,. :. o.,-.,.;,,,- ,,,,,o,, o.,.,..;o, IN
sporting clte'eS a. '"e last
The proprietor OF side show at the
corner Of Seventh aud Mission streets
..t.;Il ai,h t,r, l.. !,
= N--''
Is reported tuAt 'He ponce VIII arrest
him and stop the exhibition.
Ii,,.t.,,,,,.-, l,.a,,'. great ,irc,s and
-
'ilv i'"oo''e VIII open 'o-h'aH''
|. Ttiedlander HIS purchased the
Cryrtnl Snrinus rrnnerty for SS7. 900
.,,; g..
49, " 90 'l' ''' 80
lher residence.
The steamer ALASKA sailed for China
and Jorsn ot noon today The Senator
lo' S'l DR. 60 a"d TIC AaE'"f .oF MONO
lulu and Australia.
G-,,.r,ha,.,.s un.hunard
~, Lilac
'ieN"' ou's ''"""s az 'H''ee"
soFro"iui d&y--ohe that viii not soon
be effaced from the memory OF those
who Witnessed the closing scenes of
fridays awful tragedy. From above
the bright orb Of day sLone resplendeut-
", and seemed to mock the sadness it
booked upon. 1t still seems almost i'm
possible to fully realize the sad results
of the terrible catastrophe. The mourL-
ful appearurce that pervades the plure.
the long line If ruined aud wrecked
houses that mark the path of the de-
trover, the sorrowful faces one meets on
every side, speak in silent verse the tale
of desohatlon. The funeral obsequies of
Roger Robirette, Mrs. Charles Broy.
JOHN Rauft, Jean Dorney and James
Calvin, added to the solemnity
of the scene. The remains Of
Roger Robiuette were shipped to
San Francisco. where his bereaved
mother resides. To-day Mr.. Broy is
journeying to Clarksburg, West Virginia.
bearing with him all that remains Of his
darling wife. Little did he imagine that
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-29
tbs EpIscoF4I. LADIES FoRiS!GRrLy

Tbs EPIscoF4L LADIES FoRtSIGRTLy
Soct,B1Fs are d.Iirhtft,l affairs and are
.; o,.,n. C, o.;,,,
'e0o''''li| 1'''7 'ii cen va, i''''.'''
men com too Iate-are too fashionable
Nth raoor,} 70 thor TINA p,t rarbo,,s
49, '.,,:..-, =, +,
This Is " mere "hlm oi 'he II Fo.'o Ia
person and not sound. unpreJudlctd
objection. The party last night WIS r
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-29

The GLENBROOK HOUSE, NJ lake blr-
! Ter, under the iuinistratioas os Col.
! Vesey and son. il so great aa improve
u mt upon ali former ADMINISTRATORS #
that hotel. a. to make it a subject on
| which 10 congratulate the ttavcling pub
| lie. The ate ntiun i alwn,s excellent
| the table is ditto, aud the acaommodt-
tons IRE ample III al respects. Aut
now the Lake and its Incomp4rabie
| climate are IN their Glory
WE WIRE II EEsoR il stating that Tie
! Bieler Grade would be impossible for
| several DAYS by reason Of the effects Of
| the late cloud burst at the Toll jlousr.
| iiv great extrtious. enough Of the debils
| had been removed to allow Benton i
| stage tn get through on Monday even
! iug. This reminds Us to say that this
| Lake BIgler stage Of Doe. Benton $
! passes right past the most interesting
| spot effected by that terrible avalanche
| of wafer.
TaE INDEPENDENT CHAMPIONS Of the
Red Cross had their convention-or
encampment - yesterday. We were
! promised by Andy Whitiord copy OF
the proceedings But it is possible that
what took place yesterday WAS of Sc
crtt nature and that it is to-day doings
that can be properly made public. Any
how Andy failed to connect.
TIE following request and card ex-
plain themselves: PLEASE insert this
marriage notice in your paper. Respect
fully. Oicovich Bros. Cereml0ng-Mrs.
D. Olcovich requests the pleasure of
Your company at the marriage OF her
daughter. Htlera Olcovich to Bennett
Col smith, at SJi Folsom street, on
Sunday, JAY %, 1874, at 4 z. NJ.
BREAsr-PIN LOST. A lady's gold
breast pin was lost n few nights since on
the street somewhere between the ArPEAL
flee and the editor residence Anyone
finding the same and leaving it AT this
Office will be suitably rewarded.
II WAS blustcry day yesterday
breezy, rather than blustery; tut still
breezy enough 10 make it unpisasantly
dusty attimes and in certain places.
Ne. II VI. YsRINGTpS won't TO San
Francisco last night. lie Will return
early next week.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-29
PROPOSALS

For repairing the store occupied 10y j. KoStn-
stock are wanted INN, dia.cly
Specifications nay ba seen ty calling at
Eosenstock's store. The work mus: be com
Jnenc.d ON Monday next.
July ~, 18Th jy2o--t
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-29

That SHANGHAI ROOSTER of Ivauco-
vich's is getting to be regular loater.
Instead OF remaining at home like an
honest cock, he wanders over to the Capt.
tol, up to the Court House, aud ali
round. This is not the thing to do, at
oil. First thing he knows he will be
taking stroll through Chinatown.
among his fellow shangs; bat if he ever
gets away from there in as good shape
- he went be will be the first stray
rooster that ever got off that fortunately.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-29

We NOTICED magnificent medallion
stove being prepared for shipment. yes
terday at Rails. It is as handsome and
sommodious stove as one might see
anywhere.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-29

MB II. VI. YsRINGTpS went TO San
Francisco last night. lie Will return
early next week.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-29

II WAS blustcry day yesterday
breezy. rather than blustery; tut still
breezy enough 10 make it unpieasantly
dusty attimes and in certain places.