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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-09

OUEys's CIRCUs.-Several carloads Of
the animals belonging to Montgomery
Queens circus and ruensg.ri- passeG
here last evening on the way to Csllfog-
MIA, where they are being taken to spend
the winter. Soue % The horses belong
ing 10 the circus remained here last night
and wers exercised on the streets to-day.
Stlrcr State, Nor 6.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-09

Mamie" woman OF the town, says
the Eureka Sentinel. created Il s.nsa-
ton by announcing that she had taken
a ticket lor he ether world in tie shape
OF all eighth Of an ounce Of morphine.
DR.. Williams, despite her resistance,
pumped her out. She manifested 10
symptoms of = person laboring under n
deadly desc Of morphine. and the doc
tor is strongly OF the opinion tnat she
vas playing pessunI and had taken no
more deadly potion than Al overdose ..
valley tan.
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SITUATION WANTED.

4 YOUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION A,
n Clerk. Speaks and writes English and
French, No objection to drive q delivery
wagon Would make himself generally useful.
Good refer, noes given. Apply ut this Office.
nov9-3t
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-09

MONTREAL has bresch loaded her
policemen and marshalled them for the
dead march behind Guibord' . bones.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-09

A HICKORY WALKING CANE WITH
n silver head. having engraved thereon tina
initiaIa ~. r. f." amp ALA. 1859" The finder
will be- suitably rewarded by leaving the same
ut this office. hp'o
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-09

Moody AND SASkEY have copyrighted
their hymns, which looks =, il they were
irving to make corner on salvation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-09

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF TER
n Second Judicial District %. the state Of
Nevsds. in and for the County of CrmSby.
HARMON Il. kIRCHsER plaintiff RS ELIZ.BErH A.
kIRCnSEE defendant. Action brought in the
district Court OF the Second Judicial District Of
the State of Nevada. III and for the County of
Ormsby. and the Complaint filed il said County
Of Ormsby, in the Office of tie CLERK Of SAID
District Court. The State OF Nevada sends
greeting to ELI-ABETH 4. kIECHSER defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an ion
brsuSht against y,u by the ABOVE named pain
tiff in the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District OF the State Of Nevada. in and for the
County Of OrIasby, and TO ans wer the Complaint
filed therein a copy Of which accompanies this
summons within ten days exclusive OF the
day of seryicel after the service on you Of this
summons-if served within this County; or if
served out o: this County. but IN this District,
within twenty days, otherwise within forty
dsys-er judgment by default will be taken
against you. The said acti n is brought to dis
solve tie bonds Of matri nony existing between
you and the plaintiff upon the alleged ground
Of wilful de-ertisn And you are hereby notified
that if you fail to sppear and answer the said
Complaint a. above required, tn raid plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief prayed.
Given under my hand. and the!Ssal If
the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District OF the State or
n Nevada in and for the County
OF Orlasby, this 9Th day Of
NdAH November. IN the year Of our
Lord. one thousand eight hun
dTed ard sevsnty-fve.
TT. EDWARDS, ClHk.
Office OF Sheriff Of County OF Ormsby ISL -
l hereby certify, that / received the within
Summons on the 5'h day OF November. A. ID.
1915 and return that after due diligence and
from information believe the defendant .Rliza-
beth A. K.r"hner can not be found within this
County Of ortnsby or in the State OF Nevada.
Dated At Carson this Sth day Of November
1875. S. T. SWIFT, Sheriff,
nev9
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ORrGoS wants TO annex three Of the
Of her neighjo-, Washington
Territory.
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SITUATION WANTED

YOSNC; UNMARRIED WOMAN, ACCUs-
~ toned to the business. wants a situation
to 60 table and chamber work.
Apply st this office. noN'
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HOTEL ARRlyAL0.

NEW TO-DAY.
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NEW TODAY.

CAs-nE CRY, SrvAp..
November s+h rs
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-22
Newark Items.

NEwARK, Apr, o.,
David Potts, who was shot through the lungs
at Lewisyille, on Sunday last, it lis now thought
will ultimately recover, although the ball has
not been extrsGted and his condition remains
about the same. He is greatly censured by,a
large number of people for the part he took in
the affair. tas 4s.3r ~
The spelling bee books are now open for
names of those who may wish to enter for
prises which will be distributed to the most sue
cessful. The contest will take place in about
two weeks, and parties who wish to
enter may hand their names to any of
the committee named VIM. Cooch, Mrs f. A.
Curtis, Mrs. Baderson, Miss Alice DonnelI, Miss
Emma Bower, Miss Lizzie Blandy, A. A. Curtis.
We understand that the students OF Delaware
College propose having a spelling bee, should
the above prove a success.
The Agile D. b. Club are getting the PLAYERS
suits for this season. They will be pretty-white
flannel shirts, blue pants, red stockings, white
and blue caps. red cord will be put on the
seam of the pants. They will be out in them
next month. 9t.4
s. NJ. Reynolds, of M.ddletown, and his
brother, Edward Reynolds, of the Middletown
IranScript, were in town, yesterday, both look
ing we'll 1t seemed like old tim IS, they former
ly being of u.s.
The Greasy nine are getting new suits and
have changed their name to Agiles Junior.
A number instead of member +" will be
confirmed at st. Thomas on Sunday. p.
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ulsuoyERY OF ALLEGED STOLEN GOLD IN THE CEss
POOL OF DEFAULTEB's HOME
Zen years ago Charles Windsor was cashier OF
tie Mercantile Bank now doing business at Dey
street and Broadway. He became defaulter to
that institution to the amount of SlG0,O00, and
lied to Europe, where it ia believed he still re-.
mains. Previous to his flight he lived at Facto-
ryyillo, Staten Island owning and occupying
premises now the property Of Albert Bodne
and which for some time have been unoc-
euped. Recently Mr.. Bodine made
arrangements to have the place put in order
for tenant, and on Monday while three
men, named respectively Tracy, Collins, and
llaney, were at work clearing out cess pool,
they found a large amount of gold coin, various
iy stated at from 100000 to 100000, which is
thought to be part of the slG0,000 taken by
Windsor from tho bank, and placed by him i'll
The cess pool for safe keeping until such tinis as
he might have the opportunity to secure it.
ima discovery was not made public until yes
terday, when the bank officers were informed of
Il, and have, it is understood, made arrange
mcnts to claim the gold although there is some
doubt about their ability to identify it. They
are quite reticent and refuse to talk about the
T. Tribune, To.ddu
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DOnaIdsOIl's EBaiIOOal,


AN ALARMING RUMoR AND PROMPT ooNTRADIC rIoN
-FoRTUNE STILL FAyoRs.A PLUoKY AERoNAUr.
A great hubbub was caused especially in the
vicinity of Barnum's Big Tent--last evening, by
telegram from Atco, N. j., that the basket had
been found some seven miles from there with
the dead body of man in it, and that the bal
lond itself was seen going seaward. This start
ling report, however, was soon contra
dicLed by definite news that Donaldson was
safe at Berlin, Camden county. He
says that, finding the wind did not moderate
when the sun went down, he tried to descend,
but got among trees and had to rise again. He
made fresh attempt and threw out an anchor
at the end of rope one hundred and thirty feet
long. This caught, and the sudden jerk broke
the netting. when the balloon escaped and he
fell about forty FIVE feet reaching ground at
New Freedom, near the terra Gotta works of
James Conard. Donaldson was insensible, and
knew nothing until he found himself at Berlin,
where he had been taken by Conard.
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The Brooklyn Suit.

MR.. BEEcpER LEAVES THE ION
OF OTHER WITNESSES.
The cross-examinaton of Mr.. Beecher was
finished by MIR. Fullerton yesterday about 12.30
p. IN. The redirect examination by Mr.. Evarts
occupied about three quarters of an hour. The
interest in regard to Mr.. Beecher centered chief
ly upon close inquiry into the condition of his
health in 1878. and his anticipations of speedy
death. Mr.. Beecher characterized certain eX-
presslons of his on this topic as "a careless use
of language" The final inquiries Of Mr.. Fuller
ton were directed towards the life insurance pol
icy, and their drift was to show that while Mr..
Beecher was writing to certain parties that he
feared certain death, he had been, about the
same time, declaring to the Life Insurance Com
pany that his health was perfect.
The cross-examination at this point closed, and
the redirect was then begun by MIR. Evarts, be-
ginning in inverse order with the question of
life insurance, diyerging to the counsel of Mr..
Beecher to Mrs. Tilton advising separation
With reference to the life insurance policy, it
would appear that it has upon it the name of the
family physician to whom Mr. Beecher refers
for information concerning his health, DIR. jew
ett of Brooklyn. 1t WAS he who made the state
ments that MIR. Beecher's health was good.
Q. In regard to the facts or symptoms con-
cerning your health in the past. or opinions and
apprehensions concerning your health in the
past, were these opinions or d knowledge of
facts that led you to look for speedy termina-
tion of life? A. For years there was period
in which thought excessive work had developed
upon constitutional despondency tendency to
paralysis or apoplexy. Besides that, was as
sured by many friends that got very red in the
face whenever preached. Bat became satis-
fed that there was no such tendency as that,
and only in hours of despondency does it ever
come back to me-
q. At the time you speak Of you actually had
the impression that your life was about to ter
inmate? A. Yes, cir it was very strong.
@. Did you ascertain that these symptoms
were not supported by any facts2 A. did.
@. suppose that, in periods Of depression
you still have fears? A. do sir.
Mr.. Beach-That is argument.
Mr.. Beecher-It is matter of fact, sir.
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HE DESIRES TO RETIRE AT oNcE-suaoEs1IoNs As
TO HIS SUCCESSOR

HE DEefREs TO RETIRE AT oNcE-suddFsTIoNs As
TO HIS sUCcEssoR-
Special dispatch to the ". y. Tribune.
WAsHINeToN, April 81.
The early retirement from the Cabinet of At
torney-General. Williams has ceased to be ru-
NOR, and is an established fact. In conversation
to-day Judge Williams said he had already been
Attorney-General longer than any of his 81 pre-
decessors, with four or five exceptions, and that
he was anxious to return to the practice of his
profession. His resignation has been a subject
of frequent conversation between himself and
the President during the past few months and his
retirement is entirely voluntary. The pleasant
est relations, both socially and officially, exist
between the two gentlemen, and there is no
doubt that Judge Williams might have remained
in Office until the close of Gen. Grant term had
he SO desired. lie will have a final interview
with the President tomorrow, when his resgna-
tion will be presented. 1t is his wish to retire
at once, but he will remain short time if the
President desires him to do so. Judge Edwards
Pierrepont will doubtless. be his successor, al
though there are many here who believe that
ex -Senssor Matt. Carpenter will be. appointed.
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Roswell G. Smith, author of "Smith's Gram
mar and other school books, died yesterday in
Hartford. aged rs.
The contract for burglar-proof safes required
by the Treasury Department for the next year
was awarded yesterday to Herring 4 Co., of New
York.
All Of the Union Pacific Railroad is again pas
sable except six miles between Lawrence and
Green River, over which transfer is made by
teams.
Reports were received at Detroit last night
from Mackinaw stating shat the weather was ex-
tremely cold, and the ice as solid as at any time
during the winter.
despatch from Santa Barbara, California, was
received after midnight, which reported large
steamer on fire about 10 miles off the shore.
She was firing minute guns. Is this another of
the fated Pacific Mailers?
George W. Gale of Selma, Ala. the man who
in 1864 offered a million dollars for the assassin
alton of President Lincoln, died last week, his
latest breath, according to the published reports
of his death, being tipped with a hideous curse.
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Drowned an the Hay.

SAD CASE OF SUFFERING AND DEATH.
on Friday night last, during tho high wind,
The fishing skiif of Dram Adamson, of Paus.
boro, n. j., was capsized in the bay off the
mouth Of Hope Creek. Mr.. Adamsons son was
with him. and when the boat went over both
we're thrown into tho heavy sea. They managed
however to crawl upon the bottom of their boat,
where they hung fast until the grasp of the
father was broken by heavy wave and his body
was carried under the surface and never rose
again. The son was thus left alone with no as
ristance near. He clung to the boat during the
entire night and through intense cold. Early on
Saturday morning some of his fellow fishermen
came to his rescue and took him to a neighbor-
lns fish house, where he was kindly cared for.
Ills condition was pitiable. his arms and limbs
being nearly frozen. The father was about fifty
lpgla age
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Deaths.

MILL1G AN.-At his residence In Philadelphia, on
Tuesday morning, April 20th, in the til year OF
his age, Judge John j. Mllligan, formerly OF this
city
HIS funeral will take place on Friday, the 2"d Inst :,
from the Railroad depot on the arrival of the train
which leaves Philadelphia at 1915. His male friends
are invited to attend without further notice
PHILLIPS.-on Tuesday morning, the 2Oth instant,
after short Illness of scarlet fever, William Wes-
ley, son OF William II. and Lizzie Phillips, aged
years, months and day.
PHILLlPS-On Wednesday morning, the 21st Inst.
after short illness of scarlet fever Harry Al0nzo
son OF WIN am II. and Lizzie Phillips, aged years,
month and day.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
10 attend the funerals from the residence of the pa
rents 10ll Market street. on Friday the 2sd tnst TO
leave the house at II O'Clock, funeral to oceed to
the Riyerview Cemetery. ~
LEWIs.-On Monday evening. the 10th instant, of
consumption, Frank p, son of John B. Jr, and
Elizabeth Lewis. In the 2lst year of his age
The relatives and friends are invited to atend the
funeral from the residence of his parents No. III
1atna street., on Thursday afternoon the 22d inst.
to meet at the house at +. M, and leave a. p Nj
for Riverview Cemetery.
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Deify Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard II. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. Ferris.
ip- Pr 7smls, etc., zee Second Page.
Anlusenents.

ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT by MIR. JNo. H. sToppART.
Mr. Jno. IL. Stoddart has made another en-
gsgement at the Opera House, for Wednesday,
April 2sth, when he will present The Long Strike.
When here before Mr.. Stoddart had very poor
houses, but it was one OF those instances where
IN the public fail to appreciate real merit. His
renditions of Dedrer than Life and Ic, Ton Parie
Frdncais were much admired by all who saw
them. The company with Mr.. Stoddart is pro-
nounced strictly first class. His prices of admis-
slon will be fifty and thirty-lYe centA.
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WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT HaiYRSA.
The Smyrna Times has the following The
general feeling is that the buds are not material
ly injured here, and as far south as Sussex, or
up to the point where the advanced state of the
blossom did not expose the germ to the cold
But where the germ was SO exposed, as it is said
was the case in the lower counties of Maryland,
and in lower Sussex, the orop IS
believed to be badly injured, il not
killed outright Parties in this town have
tested the vitality by placing twigs in glasss OF
water in warm room. In almost every instance
twenty-four hours, thus showing that there is
ample vitality in the germ yet. This test is said
to be effectual. 1t is not certain, therefore, what
the warm suns may develop even in the most
benighted sections
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ONE STEAMER WRECKED NEAR MONTEREY AND AN
OTHER BURNING.
San FRASclsco, April 22.
The steamer Rentusa hence for Southern
Californian ports, twas wrecked lat night twenty
five miles below Monterey. The vessel is to-
tai loss. The cargo will be saved, il the wealth
er continues good. The passengers were all
saved.
Nothing definite has been heard from the
burning steamer seen of Santa Barbara. A
schooner went to her relief.
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FOURTH EDITION.


4 DEED OF VIOLENCE NEAR VINELAND.
.lcl PHILADELPHIA, April 20.
Two gentlemen walking from Yineland here,
last evening, discovered man lying alongside
of the track of the West Jersey railroad with
his head and face covered with blood. They
raised the wounded man, but were unable to get
an intelligent reply. The wounded man was
put upon train, but he died before reaching
the depot
On examination of the spot club was discov-
cred with bloody marks upon it. Later in the
evening German was arrested on suspicion,
but he managed to escape from the lookup dur
ing the night. The town was aroused and
search instituted and the suspected party cap
tured and lodged in Jail at Brldgeton.
The murdered man was evidently a German.
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The wilmington d Reading sale.

IT WILL NOT TAKE PLACE, To-DAy-REAsoSs ron
TIE PosTPoNEMENr NOT STATED.
The sale of the Pennsylvania portion of the
Wilmington & Reading railroad, by the Sheriff
of Berks county, was to have taken place in
Reading, at o'clock to-day. Information, how
ever, reached the office OF the Company in this
CITY, this morning, that the sale would not take
place. At noon, representative of the COM
NERcIAL met MIR. Hilles, Treasurer of the Com
pany, who briefly stated the same fact-that
there would be no sale to-day-but in response
to inquiries as to what steps had been taken to
stay proceedings, replied that he could not give
further information at present.
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Daniage 10 CrOps

ihe crop reports from Michigan indicate that
the drought and the cold have damaged the
wheat crop, killed nearly all the peaches and
seriously damaged the small fruits. In Ohio,
according to partial reports, the peach crop is
ruined tho other fruits three. fourths destroyed,
and the wheat crop half destroyed. In Indiana
The wheat is less damaged, but the loss OF fruit
about the same. Ten towns in Western Penn
rylyania report each half crop of wheat and
and fruits. In the Virginia Peninsula the loss
10 tho truckers is estimated at half million of
Nj
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General Sheridan arrived at Chicago yester-

day. ' A''''ou ut oni'Aso ses'e'
~ hessrs. Maynard and Orth ambassadors to
tIy t.'IIaey and Austria sailed from New York yes
''.uaS' IN the steamship Russia.
!, MonsiBnor Roncetti, DIR. Ubaldi and Count
,,re narelosch the Papal envoys, arrived in Balt-
op Bayley
At a meeting of the Mechanics and Working
',eii = Association, held yesterday in Pottsville,
~ ,o vac decided to continue the strike in connec-
ion with the Miners Union.
yas, among the recent Centennial subscriptions in
,roS, cm tork are $4,000. from the Singer, 5000
Nv 'le a Wheeler Wilson, and $4,000 from the
1--WE ~ sewing Machine Company.
~ the Clearfield coal region all the mines are
won OF special police, at the old rate of so cents
en-, ion. MANY of the miners have gone to seek
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Com n,erciaI Reports.


PHILADELPHIA, April, 22.
Cotton firm at 16@17c. Cloverseed quiet at
11@12c. Flour in good request .Penna. extra
family, SIS 25G6 high grades, Sc 256p7. 90.
Wheat quiet but steady at 81. 1.29@1 81 for amber;
white, $1.41@l.45. Rye unchanged Corn dull
and weak yellow, 88l9@s0c Oats steady
white, 72@73c.; mixed, 7l19c. Provisions un-
changed lard 150l6e. Whiskey Sl.l4. Some
holders ask more.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BnANDYwIsE MILLS FOR flour
AND daAIN--ooaaEoTED DAILY.
Family Flour. ur......................S S7.756 8.T5
Extra Flour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.506D 1926
Supertine Flour. ........... 4.756p 5.75
Wheat, 1875
Corn, New. Observation-Disclosures. 90c
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Another xYesIern Idea.

The first pronouncing match Of the season is
in order at Cincinnati. Instead of spelling the
sides are required to pronounce series of test
words as they are held up printed slips. 9th
erwise it Will be conducted in the same manner
as the recent spelling matches. 1Ae class will
consist of forty, and the married will be ar
ranged against the unmarried on opposite Sides
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-22

We're not editorial secrets inviolable, many a
tale might be unfolded going to show that those
who are the oudest in complaint of the print
ing of an item are often the very ones who have
good many things are done for effect In this
Morld.-Boston TRANSCRIPT.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-22

Hr REsIdNs HIS PORTFOLIO TO-DAY. a''
WAaHINoroN, April 90
Attorney General Williams, to-day, rendered
his resignation to the President, to take effect
May 18th. The resignation his not yet been
accepted, and therefore no person is named al
his successor. +-..
Judge Williams intends returning to Oregon
and entering into the senatorial contest in that
State . c
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Goshen butter-C Messick
J he Baltimore Bonaparts
Registers notlce-Wm Hills
pssignee's sale-Thomas Darlington
Notice-Mntual Loan Association
Wanted-A young man with capital
For sale-one good work horse
EOtice-Delaware Loan Association
Cigars s-Singles q Son, Brevity
Dubell's hats-Brevity.
Pennington's { asy shoes-Brevlty.
Canary's Brevity-Clothing
Donahoe's boots and shoes-Brevlty.
City Laundry-Brevity.
Spring hats-Webb's brevity
rullmer's oysters-Brevity,
Enterprise Co. furnlture-Brevlty.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-22

THE NEW SUPERINTENDENT -Supt. Groves, of
the Public Schools, is preparing for the work be-
fore him, He proposes to begin the eXamina-
ton of teachers the first week in May, in Sussex
preparatory to giving tho certificate required by
the new law. He will hold examinations at
Georgetown, Frankford Laurel and Bridgeville,
and applicants for teaching are expected to meet
him at those poiuts.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-22
The CaDiuet Rumors.

THE DELANo BUSINESS EMPHucALLY DENIED.
WASHINGTON, April 90.
Secretary Delano has not yet returned to Wash
ington. The report that the President had re-,
quested his resignation, even by intimation, is
positively denied at the Executive Mansion