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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22

"When l was about twenty. wrote
Charles Dickens, land knew three or
four years of Mathews At Homes from
sitting in the pit to bear them, wrote 10
BARLEY, who was stage manager at Cow
ent Garden. and told him how young
was, and exactly what thought could
do, and that | believed l had strong
perception Of character and oddity, and
natural power of reproducing in my
own person what | observed in others.
There must have been something in the
letter that struck the authorities, for
BARLEY wrote to mo almost Immediately
to sag that they were busy getting up the
HunchbacL $50 they were, but that
they would communicate with me again
in a fortnight. Punctual to the time
another letter came with an appointment
to do any thing of Mathews pleased,
before him and Charles hemble on a GER
tain day in the theater. My sister Fanny
was in the secret. and WAS to 60 with me
to play the songs l was laid up when
the day came, with terribly bad cold
and an Inflammation Of the face. wrote
to say so, and added that would resume
my application next season. l made
great splash in the GGis1y soon after
wards the Chronicle opened TO me l
had distinction il the little world of
the newspaper, which rlade ne like it;
began to write didn't want money
had never thought Of the stage but as q
means of getting it E; gradually left off
turning my thoughts that way, and never
resumed the idea" Thus the trife of a
bad cold rescued from the stage for Eng
iish literature one of its greatest, most
honest, most single hearted, most pre-
Ciuus cuItiyators.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22

CoNiEEESCs.-On the I'd day OF Sep
TENDER the Conference of the n. Z.
Church for the State of Nevada will
commence at Reno. Al the ministers
of that persuasion who receive their
appointments from this Conference,
will be present. Bishop Peck will pro-
vide and look after the interests of the
church generally. The members OF the
church here are now busy fixing up the
church for the session. Carpets are
being put down. new bell will be here
soon. curtains have been hung and
many other matters attended to, which
will add much to the beauty and comfort
of the church. Reno Journal
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22

pEor JsssEy has pTosrecied the B!ack
Ills ami now SAYS tina; there - gold
F-ere . IL quantities sufficient to yield n
fa,r Remuneration for labor economically
al sk;,fuily applied. assisted by proper
tools ani ,:echanical appliances. at least
& moderate amount Of capital or its
equivalent AID such E, stem of working
a. .ko experience of twenty-five years
les taught tho miners of the Pacific
slope to employ" This means drs dig
-;ngs which may bo prodt"biy worked by
ydrauhcs. We suppose. We have not
81 scvtheT liked tine oraculur tone Of this
s-ue Professor as previously given. hut
* general tenor Of this communication
; al Improvement On previous ones
rom Tie same source. and the moderated
,2ce Of this Jenny is pIeasanter to hear
than tie loud br.ying Of the average
zcbass TIA. browses and gives himself
-5ile amid the srns7vs ana echoes Of the
EIack Hills country.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22

SHOOTING ArFRAY.-TLe game OF the
devil among the tailors was played. this
morning, ending in one tailor shooting
at another. and creating quite a little ex-
element in town. T. Preuss and Julius
Cohn are merchant tailors doing bust
ness on Main street, with but one house
dividing their respective shops. They
have not been the best of friends for
long time. and, this morning, some
words passed between them, when Mr.
Cohn took shot at Mr.. Preuss. The
latter swore out complaint charging
Mr.. Cohn with assault with intent to
kill, and the preliminary examination
on the charge took place before Justice
Logan, this afternoon. and is in progress
as we 90 to press Not having heard
the full testimony in the case We know
nothing of its merits thus far. We sup
pose, as is usual in such cases, that each
party thinks himself in the right, and
whichever is or is not in the right is a
matter to be decided by the Justice
Austin Reueilie, August 10.
Preuss used TO live in Carson, and had
a tailor shop next door to Perasich's
fruit stand.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22
Steamers will run TO and from the
Ball at Half Price.
Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF Board OF
EEGENTS OF NV suA,
Carson, -N-r.. tug. Il, ls.j.


ssEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at this Office up to II O'Clock N.
on Saturday, september I, 1873, for The cor
struction If a two story frame building a X 80
feet, on the grounds of the State University at
Elko. Elk0 county, Nevada. Also for the con-
struction Of rough board fence $3.50 feet.
more or less, in length, with two carria@e and
two pedestrian gates, to be placed IS designated
by this Beard. TO enclose said grounds
Plans and specific alton. for said work can be
examined az this Office or st the Unworthy Ut
Elko Nevada, or at the office Of Messrs. Thorpe
X EldrdGc in e B4lch's Assay Office. Virgin
City, Nevada.
Proposals :or The house to lie in q separate
envelope from proposals for the fence. Pro
posGls for house TO be endorsed on back Of en-
VelOpe Proposal for Dermitory and Pro
rosals for fence to be endorsed N back Of
envelope Proposal for Fence" and addressed
to the undersigned.
This Board reserves the right 70 re!ec; any
and all bids.
Dy order Of the Board
SYLVESTER II. DAY.
susl3-3w Secretary.
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/ lack Hills country

oACEAIss-o. August 20. The Ercn-
- BIS rpntempIib!e story of General
-sidwslls laughing with a Dewsboy yes
-arday morning sboat five cents chnnce.
< positively denied by the boy. who says
nat no snch incident occurred. The
ssissLOoi WAS evidently manufactured
i-o2 whole cloth.
Thus speaks. III his well wrough, in
s-:g-at:ou. the Sacramento retainer O:
e Associated Press Whatever may
ave been Done IL the past, Nr. Bidwell
TO longer Laseles with rewsboys. Time
y=as when Is INDUCED in the discIee,
purchase of cherries hu; lie dill these
s2iaG tgadings by proxy ,colo-edl- lie
--sysi purchases newspapers. Should {
-laI give aid and cCmfoT; 20 lis enc
rc;es II is possible tha, some design
->s Lewstoy, m;stakiug Mr. Bijwell's
z--c-JeL: head iO- prize squash, at
sLpted to iilch the same from the seat
tie car; but Ecne Of that class could
-:e- mistake the General sor new spaper
-sai.r. The type Of TIE Raisin- grower
; too strong upOn thai :i,usirioEs hus-
cS-dILIE :cr that.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22

JoHS McAIAEoS, who was the victor
in the wrestling match with Farrell on
Monday night last. is not TO be allowed
to enjoy his championship of America in
peace. Last evening match was ar
ranged between Mcmahon and Thomas
Doolin for $1,000 side. collar and ell
bow. to coAe Off within two weeks.
Doolin is the proprietor of a saloon in
this city, is IS years old, and six feet two
inches tall. He is well known to sport
ing men rs an amateur wrestler, though
he has never entered the ring profess
sionally.-San Francisco Chronicle, 20M.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22

The Reverend Mr. Moore, an English
nsgistrate. has sentenced girl eleven
years old 10 fourteen days imprisonment
II q county Jail. and four years de,en-
ton m reformery for that beinous
c-ime Of pluckinga blossom Of geranium
which grew in a neighbours garden. In
a few hours tie case was mentioned i'll
tie House Of Commons, and instant or
Gers were given for the child's release.
accompanied with a severe rePrin.and to
tho clerical magistrate. which will prob
ably 10 followed by his removal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22

ALPHABETICALLY BAID.-A London .Jen-
N.2s IN describing tine personal appear
snce OF Mr.. GolGschn midi. Jenny Lind ;
husband, says his head - is as bald and
shining as q white bean" BIZ. e. has
evidently begun TO experience tbs loss Of
LIS ha;-.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22

oS@ OF the corps Of poets doing duty
c. the EnisTpriSs beads dispatch from
Washington with these words Of justifi-
sbie righteousness THE Frauds upon
ina. Worthy hut Credulous Servant Of
Lis Country. the Marine"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22

TEE s1ILg Of the Eidwoli organs III
California nowadays IS TIA, of cheerful
Christian resignation. They see :na:
tie roor CID Haubug IS dying, and they
Ugh the sigh Of metkness and console
themselves in that the blood OF the
E,ar.yrs Is He seed Of the church"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22

TIE DEMOCRATS have put Brad Anvil
Henley on the track of Morris NJ. Estee,
and he is stumping the southern coun-
ties of California against him. 1t is an
interesting fight to contemplate.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22

-yZE bAJIs hss been Summoned 10y his
equity Tennessee. to deliver the annual
address at tie Fuir there. A hnoI Fair
L 4n appropriate place FOR cattle show,
ost Wig should Jeff's crow-like lesnness
brought In contrast With the fat.ened
swine 0! the Valley of the Holston:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22

Two FELIBUs1REIsa VESSELS. equipped
= tie United States, unde,erred by the
cruel fate OF the Tirg;nius crew, have set
sn:l for the Cuban coast II is though:
they will be successful in efectins a
landing.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22

DIsLysesU-FC5 ToSE. - The local
Ge;aga of the Virginia Ea:,rgriss refer
ing 20 Viii Campbell. who has ius; re-
toned trcm a series of retoriiDss at
Stesuboa.s He has been off to
Re SrIinss ard got soaked up 50 that
-s does not rattle any more" The per
sou who cau write IT this vein must have
aeea C4p-r'e. wl,'~ = Saai'lf!, -,Looi
scholar. ..- ti.-"@:l- -;.it is.U- So; tie
zap Q: Il iciy I..u,!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22

HAIcH1 has taken the stump for the
Democracy. He is an offset for Lord
John Love Of the Dolly Vardens.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22

MoE,rAN's FATE.-ThUrlow Weed has
written letter concerning the Morgan
cas-. Ill which IL >.',> ia, murder was
:.-aJ. -nt about J " (. - Sc ::es Il unforeseen
circumstances, notably :. The encamp
meIt OF Knights Templar in the nei gh-
borACod of Fort Niagara, where Morgan
was confined. Mir. Weed believes that
the crime was committed but thinks the
murderers We're ilnpelied by a sense of
mistaken duty. lie says that the atten-
ton of the Templars was first drawn to
Morgan by their chaplain during din
ner at which he was the orator, and the
parties concerned were Colonel King, an
e1-United States Army officer; John W.
Whitney, a stone mason of Rochester !;
Nr. Chubbuck, a farmer of Lewiston,
Maine Mr.. Garside, butcher Of Can
ada and Mr.. Howard, a bookbinder of
Buffalo. Mr. Weed says that it had been
arranged to have Morgan taken to far
West fur company by an Indian chief
but somehow the plan failed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22

FFTALE SEMINARY morn
ing We published an item in which we
said that Bishop Whitaker wouid be
hero on the 25th OF Goth to look after the
interests of the proposed female semi
nary. lie writes us that he has received
a donation of SIC, 600 toward the enter
prise but desires as much more before
lie commences the building. The citi
zeus viii be called together to talk the
matter over, and see what can be done.
All viii agree on the importance of the
enterprise and the great credit it will be
to the town. The residents of Reno
have "a eye to the prosperity of the
town, and will not let an opportunity
like this fall through from lack of back
ing. Reno offers very superior induce
ments as the location of it. and all will
no doubt see to it that Bishop Whitaker
gets q good backing. Think the matter
over and do your duty in the matter
Rene Journal.
Let our supplied and soliiifed fellow
togDsmen who have made our agricultu-
raj society cause OF ~rangling and dis
agreement, and who would rather quar-
rel and ind fault than do anything to
advance the interests Of the place, look
q. this movement, and beyond this, to
the State Institute at Elko. and consider
wha: chances are slipping by Us while
We indulge in backbiting ana sloth. II
any place ever needed an awakening of
the spirit OF enterprise it IS Carson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

which the stcess Of this book has caused MN 10 eh
upon wiz be one Of the most extensive wo.hs ", w
Rngllsh nistory ever published. His present pun ~
ten "hmes, octave. a.
There seems to be no subject TOO sIhall to
attract the attention Of the monogrspn'ie hahd-
sornely-bound volsne with piatos in Rold and eeors
uaps etc long ago announced but only just rrrcveu
nom England " a me nOir OF tho Countess de Chlbeoh
nv Clements L Markham IL Is written as plea or tso
proper splhng the wOrd quiniDe, when ne hsserss
should DO written only ehineon~. Ar' b'u'oA i"'P'"
the book.
Three of the most sumptuously bound and
interesting holiday books issued daflas tho past TWO
years wero written by Frenchmen-Baren DaVnner
"spain" Reussceps India OF the Eojahs," nd the
latest volume by Paul Laeroix the manners ana eos
now In tho Lasos OF English transiators. aud VIII be
published Christmas season In ths country ny TUG
SerIbner frme-ths India" by SorlbBer Armstrong G.
Co., and the Others by Scribrer Wexford ArIsTohe'
A selection from the correspondence or the
latc Mrs Henry ~ Field will he published Immediately
by a. p Putnam's Sons, under the title Of Homo
Sketches in France" Mrs. Field was known to her
large circle Of friends lady OF wide and keen powers
Of observation broad in sympathy, ana grhceui anu
yiyacous In preston, and ner pictures or FenGh ne
are therefore kelly attractive to the general pup
lic and fern pleasant aud fitting memorial lVr ner
iriends.
Owing to the enterprise OF the editors OF
American magazines books havo been
written lately Senior Castears great work On TIC Re-
publican Movement in Europe" which Is generally ac-
cep,ea ~ one CT the mos brilliant extensive, end pro
funud political trcat,es written or late years. htu us
hnmediato origin ia sugge~iI"n vi tAe entW % 1
pers AoHttiy; albf has ian Outgrown the iyna
nlap. DOR SketctiSg Club" by Mr. Ruskn's chosen
disciple tbs Rev. ~. Jshs TYrwhtt, was written Tor
publication in Od ana hec ht l. Il. hIie SUI SUI.
and All Of the ead.ag magazines could sho" HSe
record,
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LITERARY NOTES.

The Rev. Daniel Wise, ID. D.. has written o
history of Christ. for children. the title OF Our
King or the Story OF our Lords Life on Earth"
The Rev. DR.. WhedOn's Commentary on the
New Testament will. when completed, make six vol
umes Of which the fourth Corinthians and following
books will be published In May, by tho Methodist Book
Concern.
Two new books in regard to the doctrine OF
sanctfcaton are announced by Nelson Phillips, 1.-THE
Methodist Book ConcerD) "A for Christ by the Rev
Thos Carter d.; and 'Love Enthroned, or Essays on
Evangelical Perfection" ny the Rev. Daniel Steele
ID. ID.
The series of studies of early Christian life
by Mrs. Dixon will extend 10 IL volumes The books
will all be published by the Methodist Book Concern,
which has already issued the first. "Glaucia and viii
have second. Flavia.Ga story Of the Christians In
Rome. ready this Spring.
A story of the telegraph will be given in an
early number of Scr1bers AaSazne under the title Of
So -" The heroiue 10 . telegraph
OPERATOR and her name, "Kste," 10 constantly sounding
through the story In tho clicks OF the Instrument and
the whistles OF tue locomotive which tho hero rides
OF j. r. Green's "History of the English
People, published by Macmillan 4 Co.. 5000 copies have
already been sOld M. Green's proposed large work.
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O Was this question put 10 you before the Commee' Do
he at any time on this day ray that she had made any oohs
n TO him in regard to Mr. Beechcr, and did you answer
follows: said she had confessed to him 'ho' she hAa '
ermusrv Intimate with Mr. Beecher''f A. can't remember
inst what questions were put to me before the Committee
or inst how I answered them; but II hnswced
them TINT way Il was mistake because he never sad
that Mrs ton had confessed TO him. bat told me oee her.
I'm her presence that he had een Mr. TlonMs flton and
Mr. Bcecher.
O. Well YOU need not repeat twas rn question put 10
YOU: "whcn was that and did you answer. "This oil co
cnrcd on that one day that went back; In the Fall OF
1907"
Mr. Pocr-r assume Mr.. Fullerton intends to ask whether
she Gid say that Mrs Ton was present when he sad
that and she said "Ohl Theodore Theodore, how Jon
tell that child such base lies"
Mr. Fullerton-I don't expect 10 pa" over anything
Mr. Boach--wsn, put the whole question.
M Fulerton-wel will put the whole question ahousn
1t will burden the record. RIO the wness Was this cues
ton put TO you "Dd he at time On this day say she had
made any confession him In regard to Mr. Beecher and did
You ale said had confessed TO him that shc had
been crmnsy intimate with Mr.. Beecher she preseu'
when he said that aud che sad oh Theodore how yos
tell that child such base es and then she burst cng
A. She said, "oh, Theodore"--
@ Mo- WAS that question pat to you and did you give that
answeri A. sad Sir that could not remember just what
question was put before the Committee, just how
answered 1t; but II answered il it Is there mistaken
Mr. Fnllerton-Mark this ITO be continued" Sir in gu
next"
The Court then adjourned til eleven O'Clock this morning
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Il NOTION.
LATTER II. II. sTODDABD.

LATTER II. II. sToDDAHD.l
Through the night, through TIE night,
Very nearly undrossed,
RObed III " hlte, all III white,
without breeehcs or vest,
". ks the cOnbOlsseur tall,
Staring up ~ the wall
Like lrigati
through the night, through the night,
As Inc Waterman Cpe- by,
There, III white, fu,i In siSlt,
On a stcp-iaddcr high,
Stands the sag Of The 1JS
Il adjusting bis Pogo
Jus5 mite!
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AFAIyT RECOLLECTION THAT:CONFESsI0NSw WERE
MENTIONED.

Mr.. Fullerton--IIave you any recollection upon
the subject all, A. have, stated first Sir faint
collection something about confession but not
about IT. that is all hathe only you Sir
O. Can you something that he said upon the sub
iect of confeesioni "A. No. Sir cannot.
O. Did he in substance that Mrs Tton Ind made
confession him. although you cannot recall the words that
he usedt have FAINT idea-a faint recoectonha there
was something about confession.
O. A confession Of Mrs. Tltoni A. Confessions; won't
say whether 1t Mrs Ttons whose confessions but
word kind Of in my mind with regard TO the subject and
that lie all can say.
We you nothing do bat 10 pay attention 10 what
he saying then, had youf A. No. Sir.
You recall distinctly the story Of the lounge and Mr.
BeecheT and the other three gentement A. Yes, Sir
And you have been able to tell what you suppose were
the exact words used BY Mr. TIon upon that occasoni A.
Yes Sir.
@ doesN happeothat what he said upon the subject
Of confession faint In your ecoeconf Can you te
A. could not tell you. Sir.
10 Is there any why you should not recall that with
the particularly that you did the other thngsi u.s.
you not purposey avoiding recollection would tell
you recolected IT, just readily snswered-Ss told
you about the Other
Q Look the part that WIN mark here fshowinp book 10
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crminay with Mr. Bceeher but had said that be saw
them
q Yes that Ia mistake II III A. this is the way II IL
given mistake he never said Tlton con.
fcssed to him. bat be told that he them-aw Mr.
DeeeAeT. he did uGt he md G,ese other
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Mr.. Por.cf-At that tlmef

Mr. Por.cf-At that tmef 49,.
Mr. Fulerton-Ycs at that time don't refer 10 any ''''
time I ATM not misleading the witness at ALL ~
Judge HelsonTo the witnessl: Well then mdea oy ''e
paper you have before you thus assisted are you aos ~
what you then told the Commltecf