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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-09

DEATn OF A. NJ. HoLBRooK, Eso.-Mr. Alva
II. Holbrook, for many years editor aud pro-
prietor of the Picayune, died at Bladnu Springs
Ala, last Monday evening. Ths PicGyane. in
its Issue of last Wednesday,, gives the follow
ing sketch of his life:
A. NJ. Holb-ook was born n TuwnSheud, VI.
on the 2:Sd day of August, lSOS. In his twenty
eighth year he came to this city and cast in his
lot amnuS the people with whom al! his inter
He was then in the prime of life and the full
who were young men with him in Now Orleans
so long ago. Those Who do remember hin will
call to mind n muscular, wel-proportioned,
fair haired man, with bright blue eyes and a
pleasant smile. Three years later, in the year
1882 he became associated with tho p-Oprie-
tary firm of the PicHyune. then known under
the style of L3msdeu, Kendall * Co. HIS
business capacity, steady thrift, untiriug in
dustry aud great practical goOd sense proved
Invaluable 20 the firm of which he was now
the junior partner, and the Iicdyune grew
steadily and surely in the public favor, until
1t came to take rank among the foremost jour
nails of the United States. After the death of
it's senior member, which occurred in 1860, the
and after the death of Mr. Kendall, as A. NJ.
Holbrook & Co. Only little more than year
ago Mr.. Holbrook became the editor and sole
proprietor of the PicGymne, which position he
occupied at the time of his death. The journal
to the prosperity of which he had devoted The
best years of his life was his, and with firm
hand he was guiding it midway between the
dangerous extremes of party fury when death
relaxed his grasp.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-09

Thrnuph ali the sunny land OF France the
EybL rcd win. - ~ essentially part of the
c;l, IS meal ~ the iuHl, the vegetables or the
guraian bread. Amongst "a few Communists,
thieves and wretciss OF tho Slams OF P!Tis and
IN. ,.tcat cft ties. there are drunkArrs, absIHthe
dim lsrrr, bar th9y are despised and stunned
o.. lowest Of the low. In Spain, Central Spain
particularly. vine is SO cheap apd 80 aba ndRpt
mar the peasant gives the v ay flrer drink OF
vim. rather than water, tho latter in many
places being difIicurt 10 obtain, Gnd having to
lie brou ght from great distances in that high
and dry country. But drunkard is nine
days' wonder IN Spain; a Spaniard would no
more think of sssociating with drunkard
than he would Of sleeping with NANCY dog
of venerable ears. The name applied to n
drunkard in Spain is "pigsEin."
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-09

|Eorning Star and Catholic Messenger
puBLIsaRD WEEKLY BT
Nspv orasans Catholic Publication ConspGev, Of
No. li6 Poydras street.. corner Of Camp.
TAe Directors OF the Company ares
|Sost Rev. NAPOLEON JOSEPH PERcHE,
Archbishop Of New Orleans,
President.
boHN HENDERSON. ~
Very Rev. G. RAYMOND,
Very Rev. C. MoYNIHAN.
Rev. T. J. KENNY.
Rev. t. J. s,i1rH. c. NJ.
Rev. B. 4. NEITHARr, C. IS. 3.
Rev. P. F. ALLEN,
|JoHN T. GIBBONS.
|JoHN McCAFFREY.
WIZ. J. CAsTELI,
ID. II. BUCKLEY.
An communications are 60 be addressed TO the
Editor ofTAsA Morning STAG and O6tholick esssDgsF
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-09

Ask your grocer for " Inish Soap"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-09

r.rns-snsls Copy. Cents; by Nail. ss-in AavaasA
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-09
Morning Star and Catholic Hssssnssr

The MORNING STAB has bssa seaztaA
with the approval of the eoolsaiassiDf
authority of the DIOCESE, TO sappsy an
admitted want in New Orleans, and 10
mainly devoted to the interests OF ne
Catholic Church. 1t viii not intaRfeee NJ
politics except wherein they inesEsaEe
with Catholic rights, but viii exposs
iniquity In high places, without regaea %
persons or parties. Next 70 the sPiEas1st
rights of all men, it will especially chan
pion the temporal rights Of the poGUs
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-09

LAST SCENE OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF LITTLE JUSTIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15

Everybody will approve the attend ance of
the employ es OF the Point Breeze Gas Works
on the Moody and Sankey meetings. Fhey
are calculated TO do them good.-Phla. S,dr
Doubtless religious instruction is a good
thing for the employees OF gas company;
but those who specially need TO he converted
and turned from their wicked devices are the
Officers OF such corporations, not the poor
order obeyiDg employees. II, for instance,
Moody and Sankey could paint the terrors
OF future punishment in sufficiently strong
colors TO awaken the consciences OF the
managers OF the Washington Gas Light
Company so that they would turn their at
tentlon 70 improving the quality of the gas
Instead of manipulating Congressman, there
would be strong ground for hoping to get al
once not only better article OF gas but hay
ing TO pay therefor bills proportional in
kome degree 10 the quantity actually con-
kumed. Let the great revivalists turn their
attention 10 the officers not the employees of
gas companies. Purify the fountain head
and the stream flowing from it will be all
right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15

1t seems that the late TimOtsy Kirby, the
Cincinnati millionaire, whose death II was
supposed would bring his sons -in-Iaw, Dom
Piatt and General Banning, into the posses
zion OF something handsome, had, like the
late Mr.. Singer, OF sewing machine fame, an
extensive illegal outside family, for which
he provided more literally In his will than
Tor his own legitimate household. The tes-
Ilmony OF his physician, and OF numerous
Dther witnesses, is that he was a mouoma-
MAC, and the probability is that the Will
will be set aside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15

Inc great obituary poet of Philadelphia
must look out for his laurels when BaIti-
more contemporary achieves the following
stanza:
al know God will guide you safely
To the land, where
You viii meet your dear mother,
And be numbered with the angel band
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15

The cotton crop report furnished by the
Department OF Agriculture, for December
last, shows a falling on In the lint pro luce 1
Of about per cent, as compared with thu
year is.i In two states, however, Texas and
Louisiana, the per centage was pr cent
greater than last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15

They 6oated gracefully down the Avenue
fSo beautiful ladies, who might have been
crown princesses. Every lineament OF their
nnely- cut features stamped them as lovers
OF the beautiful in art. Oae paused at the
west end OF Barlow's window, before " Dan
1el," and one .; the east end, before "Circe /"
But where Is his green cotton umbrellao''
murmured the first. go, what nice girl to
be sitting In a pig pen :" came from the rosy
lips OF the other and they noated gracefully
On.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15

The fact that Japan is taking a deep and
active interest in the American Centennial
exhibition IS good omen for eastern civil
1zation- IL is stated that she will exhibit 10
less than eleven hundred tons OF material
part of which has already been landed In the
United States. This is another OF the results
ID lwaku-a's embassy TO this and other
countries a few years since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15
CREAP DRY GOODS.
GEO. J. JOHNSON a CO.,

former price sl Is.
StFLAlDs al . cents, former price 20 cents
fIhln chhGEs at - ceuts, former price 81 cents
ShSSIMEkks NJ Is per cent. reduction.
raDted not an wool.
agency for the Rev Ysrk Unwashed SHIFTS,
AlsS, agency Of Frank Leslies CUT PAPER
Our entire STOCK cheaper than we have eser o.
Tered II, before taking an account OF stock
oeeSl -eotr 5ll MARKET SPAOI.
SPECIAL BhkGaINs IN DRESS GOODS
- Pads. serGes, ashmere and Alpaca. al the
cheapest store ia the city, COkNOLLYS 6Os n
street, opposite Patent Office. ianll tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15

The continuance of the fast mail trains is
matter OF doubt. II il is demonstrated
that these trains do not pay the railroad
companies sufficiently, the question OF their
continuance Will virtually be loft with
congress, who will have 10 decide whether
II Is better to deprive the people benefited
oy these trains OF such benefits, or make
provision Tor the adequate compensation o.
HE carriers. 1t Is much easier to DENY q
privilege which the people never enIoyed
Than TO deprive them Of IL when once thew
have obtained it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15

StSoMD-nAnD CLOTHING, FURuIruRR.
-, ssooine, oilclcth., and goods a ever
osasrs hy nal DEs@Dtls stss nos9 ss.-
b. CoLMAH CO.,
800 oornsr loth sfrsst end rsnaA 80
- nQAH, ~ tie Qliuvsfisa e a. vosss. a.
~ ~ 5s q k.IoanneAo41 tlaso Y.sss 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15

MI Blaine showed his wonderful powers
rs a tactieian yesterday by again taking the
amnesty bill out Of the hands OF the maiort-
~, and by defeating its passage in the shape
proposed by that majority. Mr. Biaine's
strategy OF keeping the democracy on the
defensive has succeeded perfectly, thus far.
Every attempt on the part of the democratic
majority to assume the threatened aggres-
slVe' mas Oeen foiled, and that side of the
house mas been compelled To fail back to Is
Anes ana throw up breastworks after every
sally. OF course the minority, even undsr
The astute lead of Mr. Blaine, cannot expect
10 Keep up this lire of successes through The
entire session, but IL is quite evident they
Will be able 10 strenuousIy contest every
Inch of the ground gained by their numeri-
cally superior adversaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
ELEANOR N ILLBRys GEORGE W. MILLER ct al
4iS9-Eqpity Docket Is
O1deTeT, That the sale made and reported by the
ru=t-e IN this cause be ratified and Confirmed
unless cause TO the contrary be shown on or before
the 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY next. The report
tates amount OF sale to be q coo.
BY the court: A. WYLIE, Jnstics
u tTue cOpy-Test. L. j. MEI0s. UlerE
Jan6 sst5t By l.. WILLIAMS, ASS OK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15

Under the head of Statistics of Women
Lawyers" we find the statement that lin
1859 Mrs Mansfield was admitted To the bar
OF Iowa, and Miss Barkaloo was admitted To
Inc bar of Missouri; that in 1872 Mrs. Nash
was admitted to the bar OF Maine, and Miss
Ray was admitted TO the bar OF the District
OF Columbia; and that Miss GoodelI has an
pied for admission to the bar of Iowa. >,
There are two women lawyers In the Distric,
OF Columbia, one OF whom is in full pract. ce
before all OF the courts of the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15
FOR RENT AND SALE.
EoR SAILS AND EXCHAN6E-

Tob1 AM hANhhNDE.
very desirable three story BRICK HOUSE,, onF
AlsS, Tour story RoUsE on q stree. between 7th
and sih streets. Can be changed FIR rfficss
Two story sad bssene at pwELLINe. with hay
vii Gov, OF The vet side Of 18th street, Bound
airy al modern cenvo0lsnces
Two story sLd Baassrd rosf EvCSE, south SHE
Three story FRAME, north side % Massachusstt.
avenue, between leth aud 18th street. nor Invest.
janll-a Corner 9Th ard streets.
Eoh SALE.A three story pressed b-ick fr0ai
Il DIV ELLlEG, No. 224 souih s;re-,; eleven
viii be sold furnished or untarnisSet' as desired.
For terms apply 20 y. 5. oBoLD, No. 9Th street
northeast, or on the premises. Jsu6 2w'
FOR RENT.Furnished House, corner OF IIth
Il street and Massachusetts avenue, late residence
81 acG Gsn1Fi n r. t q sfhe5os, ihSgT to B.
LOB RENT-Three large ROOMS on second door,
u in No. 1919 "a street southwest, with gas aud
water, in pleasant neighborhood; 9th street cars
pass the door. $40 per month ysn92s
EOR RENT-Furnished HOUSE on very reason
n ssH terms sPSly a as l street north sest,
bue. Jsn5 #
E>OR RENT-The GkEENWOOD Farm ad-
u yoined on the south by the land Of Old Poor's
nc; on TIE LenSiiytown road Tue reside ace
Apply street, between Sth and 9th streets
northwest, l o'clock. Iiaus lml JAS. TOwLES
EoR kENT-Furnished R"uMS, elegantly fur
L nished PARLORS aud BEDROoMs. AZ sal
III street between and streets, cOnveuient TO
NLlaIO :, 6bblu "a Imperial ootels Jana
LOB shLE-Neat tao story FRaME7 rooms;
lot 50 by 100. front, side and back yard. Price,
sZ7t0. About Que hfJn down: balance in quarterly
nstslments. Apply 90 premises, $50 h erect
ing. Ian5 I'm
k'oR RBNr-PsRL0R snd Bid ROOM, second
ply at 1924 street. Jsnl In
ENoR sALE-rhe three storY BRICK HOUSE
u No. 1905 street northwest, IL rooms, with
lack building, modern Improvements; lot 2lNlg1,
Apply to pr. j. Z. HARTIGAE, No. 122i r
street. iaoB-lm
E0R SABE-The RESIDENCE 1877 street,
Il located within short distance Of the Executive
Mansion, the State. Treasury, War and Navy de-
paTtments. " i'll be sold fGTuished or uufurashsd,
As desired For terms, apply on the premi-ss. after
2o'olock r. M. dec27 3R
IGOR .BENT-BRICK HOUSE, seven Ty2ms
4 modern improvements: in LAaglon Terrace
Lear Howard University. Price RSJ per mouth. J.
L NORALEf. sli street. dec24 If
E'OR RENT-1536 L street. near tho Arlington
hoel and ell the street csrs; new and elegantly
Furnished PA6LORS aud BEDROOMS. II Juse has
all modern convenieucss; north end soGth expo-
syIe. dec2) lms
tS0k RENT-A very desirable furnished private
U RESIDENCE, OF Suites Of Rooms, D 329
street northwest. deci7 2a.-
iNOR RENT-Two fine OFFICE ROOMS, Also,
d = nice dry BASEMENT ROOM, 23Nb9 feet, well
lighted ard ventilated, with gas marbl basins and
water closets, all new and cg.nplete Apply at cor
oer 9Th and G streets 70 D0DGe 4 SON. dec2-tr
PEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THOS e; wAGGiMAN 51s nth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15
BANKERS.
MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
WHY DO YE sUFFER
w When our MeoioAted and Cspsin PLASTER
III Immediately relieve and cure Dlphtheria, Colds,
Coughs, Pneumonias Pleurisy, Neuralgia, Rheoms-
uu1s saf 1Tp s9Ie TSrtI sessIe fsssr oerSs
CeH"at u POI, hoon =, Nag BgtldtHg.
a.s Corner OF and 7th q. W,
gsno I'M J. o. LEWIS co.
u the Oldest established Ladies' Phy-,c,s,.
o ~ . 90 sh ;,s e. ssS's camden
Ladies Desiring treatment Of sny complaint can
consult him v 18th the utmost cOnfidencs,
SePgrGte roon.s Jg Lady patients. decis-im
he. BoCkLKR JoEEs.-Twenty yoars' ca Ds-1
- enoe In Female Diseases, Irreguiarfties, Ovs
I oOafdeDtial. lea n. Howard st,a BsIr:.
nj ADsMk RkSTkLL, a. D. T1oro1Ts1y an.
homes or comfortable private Rooms, oSrefri nor.
private residence Ladies placing themselves 1sd.r
the care Of Madame Reste are f0srantssd scieufife
sSs' . s1Fi Do,s1 s;- s ss:ss''
"SAfisIACTI0s,' "a PEB sofTLE. Jo1.
rooiossassis s0n suiie e IT DAksfs' hs $50, ~ a.
nR. hOBERrses, TRon BALTIsoa1
PAL and SAT- sxTgsSAf. from ' fs1 s M = &
se e O.: az, 8
sSson snsrs ~ y: as.s csS es, 81 -
On SSt ~ p: S:s q .ss sSg
nenory aad insanfty, general debility, srennSc
q oen.unstiop, ipdisestion, y.ipitsficn d a.
asss S.scsss ss rsss:s sss
:ss asso:.s s:s E' ss SO; 3.
nten seeenoutals Which he nov holds Inn H. lss6-
northwest, non 20 .. II. 6srS.iv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15

Would IL not be well for both houses of
Congress 10 adopt q rule TO the effect that no
speech delivered I'm either House should be
materially altered in revision before pubIica-
lion In the Congressional Record Revision
simply TO the extent OF correcting gram
NAUTICAL inaccuracies might be allowed, but
not any notifications affecting the general
tone and character OF the speech. This is
suggested by the material modification of
The speech OF Mr. Hin, OF Georgia, In the
House few days since. A specimen altera-
lion will give an idea OF the character of the
changes. Mr.. Hill said in his speech that
the atrocities OF AndersonvilIe do not be gin
10 compare with the atrocities OF Elmira, of
Fort Douglass, or OF Fort Delaware" and
That "of all the atrocities, both at Anderson
Vile and Elmira, the confederate govern
meDt stands acquitted from all responsi-
billy and blame" This does not appear in
his speech As revised for publication in the
Record, but in lieu thereof is the following:
"The mortality atAndersonville aud other
confederate prisons falls short by more than
three per cent, of the mortality in feieraI
prisons"
Mr.. Cox's speech. delivered on the same
occasion, and which was also "withheld for
revision appears now in different form
from that delivered. Not only are indis-
Greet utterances "dOctored" or omitted alto
gether, but whole paragraphs never uttered
are 1nterpolated. II is headed, for instance
with a quotation from Sir Thomas Browne
'Humor, not the injustice Of revenge"
which is supplemented with passage from
Edmund Burke:
The anodyne draught of oblivion thus
orngged IS well calculated To preserve a gall
Ing WakefulnesS, and TO feed the living ulcer
OF corrOdfng memory. Thus to administer
Ine oplaJe OF amnesty, powdered with all The
ingredients OF ScOrn aud contempt, is To hold
70 the lips the cup OF human mi >ery full To
The brink and To force IL to the dregS"
The idea that Mr.. Cox in letting off his
display of fireworks used any ponderous
quotations of this sort, is, of course, pre-
posterous But Mossrs. Hill and Cox are
not the only sinners in this matter IL has
become quite common practice for man-
bers OF Congress when they have been be-
trayed into the use of incoasiderate or i'm
polite expressions to eliminate them from
Inc Record The better way for such mem.
bers would be TO keep a guard over that
nhrnly member, the tongue, and never say
anything they are ashamed to see in print.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15

X EMONAL. REMOVAL
Being obliged 20 vacate. in ord5r 70 rebuild 1
nave moved the remainder Of my stock Of
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS.
UPHOLsTERING GOODS. &C., &c
- the second floor of my Furniture Wa-erooms
where 1 will be pleased To receive my old patrons
sn6 the public generally.
In order 10 open my establishment with An
entire new stock will sell at reduced prices.
am also offering very great bargains in FINE
FURNITURE.
WASH Ii WILLIAMS
Janis lot No. 31g TIN street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15
THE BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY
i STILL AHEAD.
The LOWEST PRICES OF ANY ESTA B.
2aHMafTrv AZ GnnnS ne nnEEEERf nh

49,. ,1,rr - =
elegant manner Of the very best material, for o11s
6t guaranteed.
lin and MOO Linen for only u 20.
DRESS SHIkTS. Resdy Made, Of Davol Mnslin
and zoo Linen for a. Only u.
Hssyy CA1IOa fikNEsL pRAwERs,l so.
~BRAACH sT0R1, 1913 street northwest,
Washington, DO. oec3u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15
IL ESTATE BULLETIN

TEOS f, WAGGANAS SIG Tth St
tCRaAgsS made sr,zy Wednesday ant Sqfzrf1y.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15
WE HIVE
NOW NO HOICE
But TO SLAUGHTER PRICES.

And MOST POSITIVELY
WILL NOT BE CARRIED OYER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15

N Rs. J. r. SPENCER,
IN 1911 Pennsylcdnta aveans
Closing out French Pattern BoNNETs Chii- -
6reps Round HATS, FLOWERS and FEA-
THEIRS and DRESS TRIMMIEGs regard -
less 4 cost for the next twenty days.
DhEsS MAKING q specially. decco-lms
nRDERs LEFT F0R FIRING ES TO MATCg
" EVERY SHADE OF DkESS GOODS
oeczI- 5m M. WILLIAMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15

SLATE MANTELS.
TN r onng and Guteriag. House Furnishfnss
lnoaoroos COOKING Vessels, that Do not allow ths
fosu " escape whlie using. keos-SW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-15

4 UDWIG EISINGEH,
IL JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
NO. oO9 eth street n. w, opposite United States
Patent Office
fJVgs de Pat1-- Bureau FSaHrdiS,D ianrO ly
MARY PARSONS, NJ. d., 1922 r street sorta-
l'1 tcs. Particular attention given 20 diseases Of
wcmen and children. Once hours-s to 10 a. m;
3to p. m. poyl7 .stnf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-07
PURE WATER!
LARGE SPRINGS, CLEAR WATER
AND CLEAN PIPES!

AM PREPARED TO FURNISH
+ GOOD. Pure Water-aEG plenty of it-at rea-
eOnahle rates. Families, restaurants and hotels
furnished on the III ,st advantageous terms.
Test the Matter for Yourselves.
T. =. SWEENEY.
Carson, May :, 1916
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-07
isDHEf- :. ;sIiISALss.

The MEXICAN NErERANS.-Iny yes
.erdays issue we were unable to give a
complete list of the Mexican war vet
Grams who were present at our Cen
tennial celebration. We understand
that the following is a complete list.
We owe fany OF the ''Old Boys an
apOlOgywhOse nafmeswcrc left out our
former article: DIR. c. Il. Zabriskie, w.
.;arrard. A. d. Treadway. DIR. Billings,
Mr.. Hall, john Massey, Mr.. Hamil-
ton, VIM. Patterson, Frank kirgen,
Capt. BOilen. Mr.. Beckstead, Mr..
Meyer. r. X. Hawkins, Elias B..
Zabriskie.
TEE men vino were burned and mutt
lated by the explosion Of the cannon on
tho 4th are thought to be in fair way
Of recovery. Mr.. Tilton's hand is
greatly swollen, and his eyes are in a
very bad condition. There is great dan
ger of his losing his sight. Mr.. Hender-
son's hands are very painful. His sight
will not be permanently injured. Mr..
Reed is recovering from the shock.
These men are attended by Drs. Dawson,
Waters and White.
SOLDIERS MERTISG.-After the pro-
cession on the 4th came to a halt, the
President of the Soldiers Society. C. S.
Mott. called the attention of the soldiers
to meeting to be held at the District
Court Room on the 18th for the purpose
Of forming = permanent organization,
PIONEER ELECTIoN.-The annual cleo
ton OF the Pacific Coast Pioneers will
take place in Virginia this evening. All
the Old Boys should turn CIT and vote
for their tavor.tes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-07

Mill Solicit AID.-Mr. james n
Elton, who was severely injured by the
explosion on the 9Th, is lying at the Ad-
! ans House. He is destitute Of means,
and must be taken la the County Hos
piia! nnless assistance is rendered to
him. He had DO connection with the
V. Il L. shops. Those Injured who
had, are taken care of, as much as re-
quired. hv their fellow worhmen there
But Or. Til;on shouidj DO aided b.
our citizens. And we think his case
receive assistance. Mr.. John p. Me-
der will call upon the citizens of Car
son to-day, and receive for Mr.. r..
such sums Of money as may be do
mated to him.
IN JUSTICE COURT, yesterday, there
was jury trial. 1t seems that Mr..
Charles %. Peasley, who has been SELL
ing articles in The street, on the plan
of making presents to those who pur-
chase, was arrested on complaint Of
Mr.. y. Fl. Meder, charging Peasley
with conducting a lottery in violation
of law. The jury disagreed and were
discharged. The case is set for an
other trial on Saturday next.
A RuMoE in San Francisco, to the e.
feet that tie bonanza mines were flooded
with water, having been telesraphed to
the Gold Hill News. a reporter of that
paper, on the authority Of Colonel Fair,
Superintendent of tine Consolidated Nir-
ginia and California mines, proalounces
the story totally false and with no foun-
da,ion whatever. He says there is not
q wash basin full Of water flooding the
big bonanzas.
TIE CHANGE or WEATHER indicated by
the falling barometer, OF the 9th,
came yesterday in the shape Of wind
storm. The atmosphere WAS cooler,
but the clouds of dust were very dis
agreeable. II rained ou the mountains
last night.