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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-02

Kings private table aud service
of meals, eight days 500 4 day $500
This big bill causes the Herald to
comment thuswise:
King kalakaua's visit 10 this city
was very pleasant and agreeable TO all
hands while it lasted; lat now. wien
the bills come i'll and the Board Of
Aldermen sit OH them. some queer
developments appear. Double rooms
and baths for thirteen persons at an
expensive hotel, with parlOrS, private
tables. etc. seem to be charged in the
most royal manner on the principle of
hang the expense and the City
Fathers look grave at the formidable
amount. BIZ: Of all the items in the
bill not even the fifty dollar one day
for the use Of n parlor can compare
with the charge for wines and liquors,
SI.5s2 10. \ praying band from Ohio
might have done good work outside
that hotel.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-02
An ISFLJX OF 4UACkS.

The Nevada Legislature passed law
which goes IDtc sff-c: Tomorrow. max
ing il IL felony ter any gulck 10 practice
medicine IL that State THIS Law, which
the Nevada authorities intend TO strictly
inforCe, has had the effect Of driving
back TO the city Il number of quacks who
had migrated TO Virginia after this place
had become too warm TO hold them.
Along kearney street there are nUnl-
Der OF bran new gilt signs. specify ing
that DIR. So and So. ii. D., has his
Office up stairs. DR.. LTsconh, a
fellow who has been exposed or moTe
than one occasion in these columns, has
a new sign, ana invites the sick 10 his
=. Sanitarium- ''-SqR FrdEciScO Post.
The acknowledgement that in going
hence to San Francisco these cracks aIs
only returning home, IS 80 frank and
honest on tie part Of the Post that We
repeat it with wondering ch-ertUiness.
The contrast of statement with that
made some months since by the TkroEi-
Gle regarding the Frink murder at
Trnckee City is encouraging- When
that sad event occurred the Chr0Eic'c
charged Trucbse's cUssedness to the &C
count Of Nevada.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-02

TIE YELLOW FEyEE has III ade IFS ap-
pearance in very violent form at Key
West. The senatorial party for Mexico
having touched there. fears are enter
tanned of their contracting that dreadful
disorder.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-02

A GREAT HAUL of counterfeiters are re-
ported in Virginia. Niue have been
captured in one squad with great guam
titles of bogus hills. dies, &c, and an
other drove of 20 or more is expected by
the next returns
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-02
Monday the Sd oay OF Hay, 1879

All proposals submitted shall state the char
act.r ii the IaI > aid tiIGiIs 20 be used; the
price to he paid for each volume and the TINS r
which the person ~ firm submitting the pro- @.
sal. IS willing. t. continue TIE publ cation .Oi
said decisions upon the terms proViIeu 10y Law.
III, contract for said printing and pEollc sticn
will bt let to the lowest responsible b1uder for
Years and viii II quire the pub.isLC1 to lrInt
each volume oI said deCIiCHs on good. Calen-
dared book paper, bind tie same in tie best Law
sheep. and issue each yCluIut within ninety t9ol
tayr after the manuscript Tor he Is GeIiy
cred 10 the publisher.
The person or persons to whom said contract
is awarded shall Ggr,c t. sell six hundred t6tG)
copies II each volume Of SAID decisions TO the
State o. NJ vsda at the TIlce stipulated i'll the
cUntraCt-ssId price net to exceed three ~ dol
lars per volume. and TO keep hand and for
SAFE g; the price fixed III the contract, suffi-
cient number of copies Of each volume 10 sup
ply all demands for eight years from the publi-
cation thereof; snd SAID publishers shall give
bond with two more suretics in the sum OF ton
Thousand dollars Tor the faithful futflment o:
the terms of the contract. which bond shall he
approved by the Justices Of tie supreme Court,
or a majority thereof, auG flied il my Office.
CHAS. F. BICkNELL,
Clerk of the Supreme Court.
State Il NevaLa.
Carson City, Nevads. March Sc. 1875.
apl-inI
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-02
THE TROUBLES on THE TEXAS
BORDER.

Under date Of Washington, March
II, we are informed OF the following
official steps toward arresting the
Mexican raids into Texan territory:
The President received the follow
ing dispatch to day, dated Austin.
Texas. March 30:
IFS E,rceiiency I. s. Grant, President
az tie United .StateS-Sir: The depreda-
lions OF organized bands of robbers
from the Republic of Mexico have OF
late increased in frequency and
arrocify which threatens the depopU
lation OF the I;io Grande country. The
alarm in the country between SeuceS
and Rio Grande consequent upon
these raids-in which onr people are
rutiiles>lv murdered and their prop
erty forciblv taken 10y these foreign
deperadneS-i~ wideS prea'i. ana unless
relieved by some assurance nj protec
ton must result i'll q general break up
of the settlements. ON the 18th OF tins
month il large party of these robbers
penetrated into the interior as far As
wit hin eighteen miles Of Corpus
Christi. robbed stores and ranches,
murdered and captured citizens and
captured and destroyed a United
States mail. | appeal TO your Exec
Iency for protection for the people OF
that country against these inva>ion> Of
outlaws from Mexico. since they have
been of almost weekly occurrence for
several months past and are increasing
i'm force aud holduess. The citizens ut
that country have been compelled FOR
tia most part ~ move Ia towns FOR
protection, and no security exists out
side of these towns for life or property.
and the people III towns even hold
themselves i'll constant readiness for
defense. Trust Your ENc.ileucy will
deem il proper to give security 20 the
people on the Rio Grande borders in
view of The ASSURANCE now given You
that an extreme necessity exists .Or ii.
RICHARD COKE,
60. pTnor of Texas.
The Secretary of War. i'll the absence
of the President, replied Ia the tele
gram. saving 10 the Governor that
orders Will he given to the military
authorities To- take immediate steps
toward The protection of the people OF
Texas on the Mexican frontier.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-02

BowEEs' MANsIoN.-Mrs. Bowers
residence. in Nashos Valley, has been
thoroughly renovated and repaired, and
viii shortly be thrown open to the pub
lic,-Reno Journal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-02

NEW YORK is never very happy in
its after consideration Of the expenses
of its OWN hospitality 20 distinguished
strangers. Hy an tented account of
the Windsor Hotel bill we find thar
the charge against the city for his en-
tertainment is no less than S6,-S6 q.
This is for eight days board. lodging,
wines, baths, washing. cigars. etc.
for king and suite. \ good deal of
parIor gets charged against his ma
iesty. As herewith shown, to-wit:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-02

The two Reno dailies are beginning
each new volume. This looks encour-
aging.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-02

TIE SIoU1 are 10 be Iisidly protected
in their rights to tie Black Hills.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-02
A VALCABLE Observation-Disclosures

A VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-Landru
| of the finn Of Landrum d Rodgers
breeders and importers OF pure bred An
CORA goats and Co!swold sheep. present
ed Us few days ago with piece Of the
pelt OF an Angora goat. which had been
dyed = beautiful black. hs the firm Of
| Cracker L. Welch of San Jose. This is
the first success OF IL black dye. on goat
or fur skin in America, without injury
to the skin or fur. Hundreds Of dyers
and even thousands have tried it. Seal
skins are sent to England to be dyed
and returned to America with a duty OF
81, besides freichis or interests. This
stands washing with the strongest soap,
without fading in the least. Ii has not
yet been tested whether time will change
it in hot Sunshine. int it is bril.ian;
jet black, and We think it will stand all
the tests of weather md sun Mr..
McCracken is an old goat breeder, and
we'll skilled in the business. This late
discovery viii make a demand for al! the
Angora pelts Oh this coast. for robes and
furs to ship East to all unlimited mar
ket.- UGtSORUWe PdjIr0HiaH Nt:ct y.
WooDcHoPPEEs. - One hundred men
in the employ OF Messrs. Fair & 1iactay
are employed at present in cutting wood
in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Reno
jOHr3sGi.
TEE ICE GoEGfs in the Pennsylvania
streams still continue to threaten life
and property along the sane.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-02
Decisions CT the Supreme
Court CT the State OF
Nevada

ara invited ana viii be received by me at IN!
Office in Carson City. Nevada, until twelN,
i!-J O'Clock moon OF
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-04

special interest to the working people Of the
United States.
Concerning the meetlng, the Syracuse Worker
''All interested In the labor and financial re-
form movement are turning their attention TO-
ward the Cincinnati conference Of farmers,
mechanics and workers of all classes, which
will meet on the first Tuesday in September
next. 1t will be composed OF not less than five
hundred representative men and women, de-
sirous Of adopting the best plan Of operation
Tor securing purity OF government administra-
tion and justice to the Industrial millions 1t
will be one OF the most important gatherings
since that which assembled In Philadelphia on
the 4th day Of July, l7T6,"
Hon. Horace FL. Day thus speaks Of the work
to be accomplished by the meeting: We Will
enter upon the work Of consulting as to how to
reconcile our own different interests, through
out the whole land, North, South, East and
West, and agree upon certain fundamental
principles which we will resolve shall become
the law Of this our land, and after such NJ ature
deliberation all who agree at that conference
and counsel will sign their names to these prin-
ciples and proportions. We will publish them
all over the land. Ii there are 100 or 500 men
there in that conference who agree and whose
names 20 out attached to our principles and
propositions, then the laboring, toiling masses
have themselves started O political party
to rally around, and we will have no longer to
vote our enemies into power over us. Then
will we have begun the work OF reconstruction
AMI Of our own redemption. Then we Will
have common purpose, q common interest
and a cooperative effort with every other, and
different class OF Industrious Workingmen.
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iFrom the Western Christian Advocate.
Chickering Institute.

The public schools, efficient as they are
in many respects, are fortunately not the
only places where our youth may enjoy
superior training. Among the private
schools that have been established in
Cincinnati, the Chickering Institute
stands pre-eminent. II is a school for
boys, and has four departments-the
Preparatory, the intermediate, the Sci.
entiio and the Classical, in each Of
which the course of study is logically
arranged. The requirements are such
that no boy can pass to the next higher
grade, except upon giving evidence by
severe written examinations that he has
been thorough in his work.
The graduates of this school are able
to enter the best colleges and scientific
schools without conditions. The present
Senior Glass, we observe, numbers nine
teen, and of these seven have attained
the Honor Grade, for excellence in schol-
arship. The Commencement exercises
will take place in the Vine-street Con-
gregational Church on the 11th Of June.
1t is hardly necessary to say to the
people of this community that this ex-
cellent school has attained its great sue
cess through the well directed and en-
thusiastic efforts Of the Principal and
his able associates, one of whom, Pro-
fessor Bartholomew, has had charge of
his department for period Of fifteen
years; another, Professor Venable, four
teen years.
1t is very gratifying to find that there
exists IN our midst school at once 80
thorough ia its instruction, go complete
in its appointments, SO popular, and, not
least, established upon 80 firm finan-
cial basis. Pupils from the country are
able, through the Principal, to procure
board in private families.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-04
TIL zappers.

william Griffith, 2 bad boy, about thirteen
years old, was arrested by Paul Arrata yes
tertiay afternoon, on the charge Of having
tapped his (Paups) till to the tune Of 81 DO.
Arrata keeps an ice-cream saloon on Water
eereet. near Vine, and, while he absented him
ssh for . few moments, Griffith, who had been &c
in there eating ice cream, walked behind rhe
counter ana distracted the above amount. oil
- small change He pleaded guilty before
fudge Lindemah this morning, and was sent
b the House OF Refuge.
A Ayopng man named John Cook yesterday
gtule s. cents from drawer behind the counter
n Breen's saloon, on Sycamore street He WAS
sxTested, and on conviction 10 the Police Court
fhis morning was sentenced to 80 days Work
hnuse and O fine Of $25.
John Steer, an accomplish Of VIM. Griffith
and about the same age, some time ago with q
namber Of companions, is said to have raided
the money drawer Of confectioner named
1rok out about s126. Steer was arrested yester-
day while aiding Griffith at ropbing the drawer
6t the first named confectionery. His case was
eptinued TIL the f4th ins.. to give the officers
tina TO pull in his associates.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-04

Gut on a Spree, and out OF Her Honey.
4 lady named Mary L. Corwiu. yesterday,
nfser being out all day, fell in with frail wo-
nan ct the corner Of Sixth and Plum streets.
sghls woman, who after having made the lady
Emnk, ordered hack and bale the driver
&6ceed to her residence on Broadway, where
Hrs. Corwin resided. On the way she got in
her work by taking the lady's gold ring, an
amethyst, a cameliia and diamond ring, her
bracelets, and her purse, containing quite an
amount Of money and five pawn tickets. Mrs:
EorWfn does not know the woman who robbed
ker, but thinks che can describe her, and her
nsband is positive that he knows the driver Of
Ne hack. Police detectives have been put ON
He track Of the woman.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-04

his successful treatment OF rupture, has opened
branch Office at 10 West Third street, In this
city, where people desiring attention at his
hands will be able to consult hun. He is one
line in the country, and his appliances and
method of treatment have reputation from
the Atlantic to the ,Paci6, coast, and his ad-
vent is always hailed with delight by people
suffering with any class of rupture. Those af-
fiicted should secure his services atonce, and
rid themselves Of the annoyances and mortf-
cation of having to wear trusses.
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GREAT POPULARITY,

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder and Spe-
cial Flavorings, Nectarine, Rose, Lemon, etc,
have been before the public many years
and have gained for themselves, on their own
merits, an extensive sale, both in this country
and the British Provinces. Their great popu-
larity is mainly due to the scrupuloas manner
in which they are prepared, the using Of the
purest and best materials, with special refer-
ence tsstileir healthiulness. We never tire Of
using them for they ARG always the same
Articles in which they are used have DO dis.
agreeable odor OF sickly taste, but are alwayl
ENJOYABLE.
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MARRIFD.

BASKET ADKINS y On Tuesday after
noon. August 81, at the home of the bride, Burt
st., First ward, Cincinnati, by Elder William
P. stratton, CAPTAIN Sanford Basket, Of steam
Or Erie, resident OF Memphis, and Miss Mary
NJ. Adkins, Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
,LINDSAY-MACKEY- Tuesday even
ing,-August 81, by Elder William P. stratton,
at his residence, No. s94 Richmond street, MIR.
George w. Lindsay and Miss Maggie A.
Mackey, all of Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-04
Ii. Xauierss ColIeQe.

The opening Of the ensuing college year at
Hk xaviers occurs on Monday next. The ex-
aailent corps ofinstructors,a added to the numer-
eus other advantages which this college pos
pesses, gives it high standing among the edu-
Seti0naI institutions Of the city, and, in fact,
A thiG section.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-04

MANUAL = House and sign
i painting. graining, vanishing, polishing,
kaIsominins. bapering, lettering, staining,
5eweIer. 80. sospmaker, eS. Taxidermist,
10, OF booksellers, or by mail. JESSE
HANEY q CO., 119 Nassau street, New York
laul9-d&wstu
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CtARPENTERS MANUAL - A practical
" guide to use Of all tools and all operations
Of the tradei also drawing for carpenters,
forms Of contracts, specifications. plans. &c,,
with plain instructions for beginners, and full
glossary Of terms used in trade. ILLUSTRATED.
30 cents, Of booksellers, or by mail. JESSE
HANEY & CO., 119 Nassau street, New York.
tau19-d&w,Nl
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me Csssfsrsmee Of Werhsngmes.

Inv Oes1eTessOc " W0ThsWo1toWA
4 national conference Of representative
vsrkingmen Of the country is to assemble in
Skh city, on Tuesday next, OF II O'Clock A. III.
II VIII consist Of delegates from all parts Of
ne country, and will consider the questions Of
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-04
BUTTERIcKs FASHIONS.
SPECIAL NOTICE!

Having bought the entire business Of GEORGE WILLARD
i Ladies desiring to purchase Butt
Buttericks Wholesale General FOURTH
latest novelties in Patterns OF
for Fall ready. Ladies'
please call examine.
b. S. BLAKE, General Agent for E. Butterick & Co.,
IT and Elm streets.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

r O.O F.-Odd- fellows Protective Associa-
i tion-Assessment due on death OF Brother
VIM. Ford, Of No. 229.
se4 .2tS&Tu 8. ID. SMITH, Sec'y.
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BOOK TRADE.
ROBERT CLARKE & CO.'S
BULLETIN OF
NEW BOOKS.
BOOK TRADE.
POPULAR WORKS ON HEALTH

POPULAR WORKS ON HEALTH.
Common Sense Management Of the Stomach.
BY Geo. Uverend Drewry, M. D. 81.
The Maintenanceof of Health. By JIM. Fother-
HoS 4. T. hs;i liz 1sns, & g. Health M'1m'' By W.
The Improvement Of the Health Of Children
Knight, II. 8. 81 50.
HEALTH "A handbook for Households and
schools. By Edward Smith; 81.
Evans. 81.
Eli Perkins at Large. BY Melville D. Lsndon.
Queen Mary. By Teunyson. Cloth, 80 cents;
The Mechanic's Friend. Illustrated. By W.
Absolute Monsy--A New System of National
Finance. Paper, 81 cents; cloth, u.
The Better Self. By J. Hahn Friswell. $l7p.
Life. beautifully Illustrated. 81.
Plays and Players. BY Lawrence Hutton. IS.
MEDICAL BOOKS.
Students will find our stock Of Text Books
very complete, at the lowest prices. Catalogues
furnished on application.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
The attention OF Booksellers, Teachers, Stu
dents and others is invited to our facilities for
thesuppiying of
School and College Text Books,
| School Stationery OF Ali Kinds,
Blank Books, Papers, Envelopes, &C.,
Our stock in all the departments being one of
the largest and most complete in the country.
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Rubber Stamps, at 2Ol Race st. jyA-.i
Cut This Out.

w headache, sour stomach, loss Of appetite,
debility, depressed spirts, or any form OF dys-
pepsia OK bilioushess, when Q single bottle Of
STORE YOU TO HRALTHf 1t is the best
summer tonic in existence, and a positive pre-
ventive Of AGUE Ask your druggist for it,
+. ID. Park & SONS, Fourth and Wal
nut streets, Cincinnati OHIO, General Agents.
je15-T ,Th&S ,tilje10
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ASTROLOGY.

MADAME DEBARR, Prussian Astrologist
Nl and Herb Doctress, ls4 Smith street, lot.
Sixth and George can be consulted daily in
matters Of business, love oS nnatrinony, Lost or
stolen properly. She has ALSO the gift to bring
tell the age. She cheertu1y INVITES all to give
her call and test her powers to reveal the fu-
tuLe. a1l6.l q
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

We offer at all times inducements
worthy the attention Of Piano. and Or
gan buyers. Our stock is the largest
and mpst complete in the city. D. II.
BALDWIN & CO., 1853 W. Fourth ST..
Decker Bro,hersf Pianos and Estey Organs
ja16-1y -Tu, ,Th&S
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Gulick's Grand Central Theater,
Sixth street, between Main and w alnut.
OPEN EVERY MIG III T.
THIRTY BRILLIANT PERFORMERS. !
Admission, 15, %, IS and 80 cents. au16-tE
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NATIONAL THEATER C0MIQUEj
sycamore street bet. Third and Fourth sts.
|nPEN EVERY EVENING WITH A FIRST.
Jclass variety entertainments Admission Is,
25, 35 and so cents. Aiatinces Wednesdays,
and Saturdays csc to all parts of the house.1
Ladies admitted free every Friday eveningN
au30-tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16
Is | was, and so weak that could

as | was, and so weak that | could
hardly stand.
1t WAS IL long time before | reached
the spot over which they were hover
ing but, as | approached it, saw by
the side of dry, withered stalk.
crouched us though for protection from
the rude blast, rabbit Imagine my
feelings when | recognized it as our
darling boys pet, nearly dead from
hunger and cold. The instant | saw it
| knew | had found our boy,-that
Benny was there. | lifted the half
frozen creature carefully to one side.
and, knerling, quietly removed the cold
snow from the body of our darling.
remember taking him in my arms, and
kissing his cold bps; but how reached
the house can't tell only know that
| laid him in his mothers lap, and that
she looked up III my face, and, with a
sweet smile, said =
IL have been waiting 50 long for you
to bring Benny back To me, Paul"
When | again returned to conscious
Ress, Benny had been buried two weeks,
and ! WAS told that the physicians said
he had undoubtedly dropped dead rom
aneurism of the heart. Had i, not Geen
for those crows, sir, his little body
would have lain under the cold snow,
unhurieh until spring.
Now, sill, you know why | didn't
want the crows shot. don't often
speak of this. our great SORROW but
feel that an apology was due You for
the unceremoniOus manner in which
interrupted your shot, and perhaps
there was something in your face that
told me- that YOU would understand the
motive that prompted me in spelling
your anticipated sport. And now, with
your permission. We will return To the
other room. Ny wife will he glad to
talk with you. for it is not often that
We see gentlemen from the East ST. far
West ~ his"