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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-29
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fir bic Infrsbtertaluns Der SabtNerualtuua
Die Se5asluna Der Snterefen auf bic itdbtiide
S6ufo gnb fur bic S6aiflns etnts Iilaunas>
fonps GUT snel6en &btrasuns berfslten, fir Sas
TiScaljabr 1877.
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Gan 9taa Intoulo:
Section /. Das hermit fit SOS Municipial. i.
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Section 2. gas tisrnit fur atssnsins Spsde
fur ras Gistaiiabr, fbehes am 2S. Nebruar 1878
snbet, cine ab palprem Sieuer auf aqes Giaentbuu
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27. October. 9lis suspr 1T ein folder
Geltmanesl in unlsrsr Stabt eswelsn, pe
ssraee IN iebiser 3sit. Die @elhdfts.
aOduns I'm san,en eanps, Der eerinsa gus.
fad Der BaumwUatrnts, tsi nsm ntserisen
@rsiif perlfissa, nader acb aua bier red!
fitltar. Die trRe 1Olss bopou III sia
Greisnib ssipeIen, tas in reiteren &rcisn
lh unanaenstm fiitlbar maat. Serr
gous Seblsr bat Ih psranlabt oeisSpm,
lein BanfssItaft iu idlisben, oa, pis pas
sew6bniit In icldsn 0allen esihisbt, msnn
cine Wflttlsmmt einestretsn II, Mlis, wel&a
on cine gant gu 5oresrn batsn, nun nit
slnsm Male auf 3atluns branesn. Slid.
lthe,wsile laufen bic 0laubiser feline @e.
fabr, eintn Gent prn ibren Jorcsrunefn gu
psrlier,n, rur battn Iie 3sit ,u sstsn, I'M
pas gqpita! rsaIillrsn au tSnnsn, uab bi,
ptrs itnsn furd 3iufsn psrsiitst. Ser
3tbitr BAT ndmlid CUR Dsfung Der 5or.
terunsen, bic i'tt auf etma $36. 500 telau.
fen, son leinem bepeutsnosn 8ermDeen Re
Siel san,llh iaulpsnirttss @runfsiaentbum
an bic 5srr,u s. 9turorf unp 8. Samps
ais MiEsness fur bic @!aubisar iitertraasn,
saD IS Den eoppslttn gstras Der @&ulrsn
esdsa tpirs, tiss itlieBt bas Stad Qaub
etn, wsIass ienistts Der Guadalupe lieat
ans wofar fae (stusn Natb.u aastu s22, 900
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-29

- Solgente. Sprfaa wirS ben Drs6oner
Na9r., ocn einem @ugsn5sugen ssrti;rst aus
ben leytsa 5erbfmnnSYsrn nitsetbsilt: Oelc>
gentlid bcs Nnsriff5 auT ras Oorf &SbrsSprf
bate lit3 bic @ouscrnannte bes &ittersuts<
pdt9tcrs 9. nit tbren b,si fleinen WF.sebsfp6>
lenen III etn 9tpppelfstb bbt ppr ram a,nann>
ten Drrfs aufseifeat. glSglid fommt bsim
Sturnansriffe cine 9Gwasrpn Gapallsre an.
gflpren9t unb serabe auf bic trri ainber su.
S9nea sefa6t nil iid bic GjeIsl19aft an einsn
in ber Na9c ffsbsnben 5eimen retten, oie aiubsr
fcmnten icepb sam 5ailen uno ipsrssn Ypn Der
@cnSirnannte gctrennt. 54pn jaat tie crNs
Wbtbetluss Der Gsiter iitsr bic arnen 8nesr
blnmeg, als ber arisgS> Miuiter y. Jatrice
blot rpr bic int 5elre lisaenten ainter ftlru-
niaIt beranrsitet fd nit ifinrm Stop opr bic
8inssr trlfirt ben haberbraul:nten Stsitern su
elmer S9wcnfung pinft uub bic Rinber bebeu.
tet: fle fOalen nur rubis an leinem Yferb. 1s<
ben bletben, Jpn riitsn bic Srlea.en ni6t lint.
Den trei !aiAtsrn mar niGt5 eei9eben nur
ens ! attic einen unbsteu.euten @tpB, tpabr-
idei Mid bpn enem Steisbiissl berribrent,
erbalien; turb bic 0eiiteagrsentpart bes
arieea. Winiitsrs marsn alfp Die aintsa ppr
eyrecm Staten bepnbrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-29

elnsueringen unb irurbe babst BON rer 6rau
er1holIsr. Ser Gate Der Trnu Dotlcn
ii Gonouctsur auf Der Srrn Woantain
gtenba5n uro bager atipejens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-29
Sic fibcrnle Gegeufcbaft

belt seitern 9lbenb in Mspers 5alle ibre
regelmibise YerIamm(un9. Dieielbe mar
belicr beiudt, als irseno cine prrberse.
sansene, Elm 9eweis, oab Das unternebz
men an Yrpularitdt sewinnt. 0fad gr>
lebisuns Der 0eIhifts belt Serr Copeland
einen lauseren Yortras ater bic Beltim>
mums ceS Wenideu uuf grben, Der nit
9roBem geiTau entsegen9enonimen fpurbe.
We9rere Der Nnlpeienoen traten Der @e=
ieuidaft bel, inoem lie i9re Namen unter
bic Contribution eerlelten istten. gDir
bemerfen biertei. oae e5 fenes @intrittss
seloeS bebarf, I'M Wiit9lieo gu perben,
nno Sab Der mOnatlidbe geitras nur SO
Sents betra8t. Die nddite @isuns lineet
am nddlten Spnntag, ben 4. 9tcSemter.
VI prgenS 10 ubr in Webers baue
ltatt, mciu aae. bic an cen 3pedem oes
Sereins SnterelIe nebmen, freunplidit ein>
eelaoen iinb. Szsgg
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-29

Das mar nun t9r 9cos. g5ie aSaefan
eener, fsuriser Dsin, ben man am anesrr
gag ntht trinft - tci Gcite 0eut, aus
stebt. I'm tes esbens Giuerlet Gh ataua
len, 10 las fur 5aa. giur 70 Die Sdnpe
raGren - fir men - fir wass Sic
eatts ibrer eissnea, bsaitn0isten Ripalin
9f9enubsr Das arme Ssrlaliene Mdgcleu
srrlpcttst, bas nitt Yerseiieu fcnuts uno
In fstner ee'niiitisen, uiebriasn Nrb;it
w.perltanrslps pom alten Wsb iiterfalIsn
trirb.
SaDn in Der Jlammen 5Hcn
" isrinsen bic Junten;
SD Ihaue 70 b'rein,
Sn estc Serlunfsu.
Dltblid, ba fommt es mir,
Sreulufer Snate,
DAP i'd bic NaGt BON bir
0strdumst tate.
59rdne auf 5brdne bann
Sttirset berniebsr
60 fcmnt BET Sag teraa -
>, sing er wtsbsr
SGr mar, als bate lis elm leiles Ge6et
seRrcden. Nob immer ibre 11rduen,
ater Ee ipar aus ibrem ,pilpen 8aaetau-
mel erwaht.
SD babe ssipotist, Fdludsle iie, nun
bin i'd lslslt Elm fota perla6enes Masplsin
--'inS bic Grinneruns fallt mid an.
(f5rrtlesuus fplst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-29
Ma,iteras I!
Qta.Teru !.

Cine slssante nnb 5cin,iftc Isitsr> 9effauratipn
1T i'm Centennial -Salen" tsrssEeat tporben unD
erfabrene nnb seftidte aOas iinb anselteat Nor
DEN, I'M biz @altsrn IN ieber gorm m ferpirsn.
a.iatliae 4 gittell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-29

= Sn Der SanptihaBe iilo mebrere
StraBenaber9ange sele9t mprpen.
SrIlde &artpileln merpen ieet in
GROCER Otense bon Soma inpprtirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-29

- Mas eisener 8raf! ,,gS III ibcr1aIIe,
Sbnea tpiiiea gu lai1sn," lAreitt 5err SpDn
Gispirtb, Sariforb, Gpnn. ,,eaB Or. q "
suf aDuiss 5amburger yfaiter
sia auss.sei9nsssr Irtitel 1T, iOnit toiirbs i'd eS
niAt gun, awsilsu Male befsat ba5sn. 9at.e i'd
es friib.r ansewantt, 70 battle id manhen DBL
lar, ben i9 Serssbli9 fir Mr;t uno slpptbefe
aussab, selpart. SD meree es aGerprts em-
pffblfn."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-07

CORNER on UNITED STATES LAND BUSINESS.
Yesterday morning Prof. Horace H. Bence,
c. E. the indetatigable, was engaged on
Minnesota street back of the Methodist
church looking foc an old government corner,
Or perhaps Il corner on the government. 1t
NAV have been 4 corner on the town trustees
OH putting back fences, or on Tom Edwards
who owns that corner, bat corner it was of
some kind starting from a corner, with Harry
Day leaning on the fence waiting for a chance
to get in. At a late hour yesterday the corner
had not been found although the chain and
instruments were in constant use, but Harry
confdentally informed us that if it was not
on the Dubbelinmaree tract, it certainly
would be discovered to be the north west
conner Of the month west quarter, ofthe south
west quarter section, township 10, north
range 2C3, ~ degrees north latitude Col east
}lCm Greenwich tealing upon Washington
D. c., to Z: or Tilden was undoubtedly
elected and Hayes counted in in opposition
to the Packard vote, Bence yet to hear from.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-07

Just before the test Safell made %.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-07

THE MANLY ART.-Yeste1day morning a
free exhibition of the manly art of self de-
fence was given on King street, near the post
office, wherein a handsome and muscular
clerk connected with general merchandising
house ''mau,ed his NAH" There Was Luz
one round in which the party of the second
part, W no was neandering upon the ragged
edge of his cups, received q well directed
thrust from the merchandisers left, causing
the claret to fly and the subject to bite the
dust We endeavored to ascertain the cause
of the disturbance and could only learn that
the party of the second part wanted his
twenty back. This we considered sufficient
cause, A man who has a twenty and gives 1t
up these times should be soundly thrashed on
general principles, whether he wants it back
or not. However, he received bunch OF
ives and didn't wait for any change. Salts
factory. 1t is 50 recorded
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-07

GONE To THE LAKE.-1Iajor Gardner and
family left yesterday morning by private con-
veyance for the new town at Gardeners Land
ing The Major has put up a new residence
in one of the most beautiful groves on the
lake. 1t is at the end of his railroad and
about quarter of a mile from Yank's. The
family will remain all Summer. Parson
Kelly is erecting a country residence at the
same place and will shortly take his family
thither If the Major and the Parson can
not constitute town somebody else had
better try.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-07
IN run INSTRUCT corar oF rnE

United States for the District Of Nevada. In the mat
ter of George w. Chedic bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
District of Nevada SsNoc; hereby given that George
w Chedic, of Carson Cy Omsby cunty in said District
duly adud sed bankrupt according to law has filed in
this Court petition for disclarge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provabe under Title 81
Of the Revised Statutes Of the United States and that
TUESDAY, THE 10th DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1877, at 10
O'clock A of said day. in open Court in Carson City,
Ormsby county, State Of Nevada and District aforesaid
have been appointed the time and place for hearing tho
same where the creditors who proved their
debts and any person in interest may appear and show
cause any they have why the prayer the petitioner
should not be granted. T. j. EDWARDS, Clerk.
Carson City, June 90 1877.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-07

IMPROVEMENTS. - Sauntering into Ben
Fosters Pharmaceutical Dispensary and
Bazaar of soda water and delicate perfumes,
we noticed that worthy in graceful STOPPING
posture, vigorously applying a coat of varnish
to his shelves and closets, much improving
the general appearance thereof Benjamin
like his godfather B. F is a worker and
believes ECONOMY is wealth" and illustrates
by honest labor, while his handsome clerk
stands behind the counter and takes the
lights and shades with his experimenting
eye. If Ben makes a success of the present
job he will take contract to varnish the
CapitOl fence
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-07

ARRIVAL. DR.. Linderman the grand
major domo of the Z. S. Mint business arrived
Yesterday morning, We have not learned his
business but presume if it is not to enlarge
the capacity Of the Mint and give us more
Labor it must be in some way connected with
the Presidents civil service order.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-07

FoR VIRGINIA. Yesterday number of
Mint-drops, mostly those who participated in
the recent excursion to the Lake, together
with a deputation of railroad folks, left on
the p. N. train to witness the performance
Of Pastor at the Virginia Theater. They
returned by special train late in the evening
well pleased but not converted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-07

THE EXCHANGE REsTAURANT.- But few per-
sons who reside in or visit Carson are unaware
of the location and reputation OF the Exchange
chop house and oyster saloon, kept by that
ex2erienc ID and popular res!aurateur, Mr.. NJ.
Clescovich. It's location being 50 central
only a few steps north Of the Ormsby House
and opposite the Capitol-it is convenient of
access, and those seeking refreshment will
find its doors open except from to A. NJ
Do you wish an early breakfast, when you
are about to start on an excursion into the
country before the cooks at the hotels and
other places are awake; or coming to town
late when other places are closed, call at
Clescovich's restaurant, and you will find the
walters alert and your orders viii receive the
promptest attention possible. MIR. Clescovch
,uperintends in person. Read the ADVERTISE
ment in relation thereto in our paper of this
morning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-07

A DEcIsIoS.-Some difference of opinion
has existed in the minds of some of the Car
son sporting fraternity as to the number of
yards to the mile on the turf. A bet was
made which was decided yesterday by the
list mile, 40 yards; End mile, so yards; Sd
mile, 60 yards; 4th mile, 20 yards. Lexing-
ington Park-1st mile, 80 yards; End mile,
so yards; Sd mile, so yards; 4th mile, 100
yards.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-07
TOO LATE FOR THE SHOW.

While passing up Spear street yesterday we
noticed wagon drawn up OH the pavement
back of Crews corner, in close proximity to
Buffalo Bills gorgeous posters. The vehicle
contained a man, woman and small boy,
evidently from the rural districts, gazing in
rapture upon the beautiful display of blue
red and yellow. Said the female, '"What
show that must be! Amt it circus?" "No"
replied the man, "there amt enough bosses
and things, and it amt like the other circus
show things. We paused in close proximity.
The small boy wanted to know when it was
coming We mad to tell the expectant youth
it had gone We were then questioned as to
the man in the hand and informed our audience
that that was picture taken on the spot by
our special artist who travelled with William,
caused him to elevate his hands and in two
seconds and half took the gentleman's
picture over his left ear, colored it with
Indian blood, and called it the red right hand
claws sakes" was the reply, "did they do
that right before the folksl How much was
it to get in?' "Four bits" we replied and
launched off into desert ption as to how the
maid Of the mist on The adjacent rock leaped
the entire distance of seventy-two and one
half feet fell into the embrace of William by
the river brink, was changed from wood
nymph to mortal of the sage brush, was
married to her deliverer and lived happily
ever afterwards. We passed on as the lady
remarked, "Only to think, and we got in too
late to see it," and the boy added, Gosh
darn"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-07
ESTATE OF WRIT Hopkins. DECEASED.

NnFiCT 10 HERERY G'VEN BY THE
undersigned, administrative Of the above named
tate, to the creditors Of and persons having claims
against said deceased to exhibit the same with the
sary vouchers, within ten months from the first puhca-
ton OF this notice to Warren Wasson legally author
lied attorney, a. his fee Wassons Block Carson City
REBECCA A. HOPKINS, ADMINISTRATIVE.
Carson City, june Goth, 1877. 1aw4w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-07

The Reno Journal of July 8 says The iron
work for the new bridge across the Truckee
has arrived from the east. Five car loads
arrived yesterday afternoon. The bridge
weighs 105, 955 pounds, and cost to bring it
here So, 499 70 Messrs. Fl. Brewer and R.
Evans accompany it. They say that with
force of ten men they can put the bridge to-
gether in about three weeks. The mason
work is all ready for the iron workers to COM
mence Immediately.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-07

SHOOTING Fired with the spirit of the
glorious fourth few of the crack shots in and
out of the Guards held a tournament yester-
day at Treadway's, just for practice, you
know. Quite an appreciative audience was
in attendance, and some fine shots were made.
Below is the score furnished by the courtesy
IF the field spcretarv.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-07

Losr,-On the 9TH instant, in Carson, a
gold cuff pin, with four diamonds in the
center. ANY person returning the same to
Mrs T. B. Winston will be suitably rewarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-30
EXCURSION BOAT LAUNCHED.

Tho new steamboat Columbia, built expressly for tho
Rockaway route, was successfully launched yesterday
morning from the shpyard Of John Engs Son, ut
Greenpont About one thousand invitations had been
issued and at O'Clock tho steamboat Ncvcrsnk LETT
Jewcls dock, at the foot OF Fulton street. Brooklyn,
for the scene. carrying large party Of gentlemen ana
ladies. A brass band stationed the upper deck
played q number of airs before and after starting,
while in sailing up the river number OF salucs
FREQ from the bow Of tho vessel causing considerable
alarm 10 the young ladies the upper deck, who, ut
the FIRST report conndsnt that the boiler he'd
pioded. The trip to Greenpolnt was made In about
fifteen minutes.
Tho time originally announced for the lunch ton
O'Clock, but as desired to take tho at It's
highest ana the tide proverbiay independent of
human control the hour aterward changed to
eleven O'Clock AS the time approached the crowd in
the yard Increased number and drew closer about
the vessel; the steamboats, Ncversink and Americas
drow near the shore; number Of tugs gathered
around and nearly score OF rowboats congregated
about the bows Of the vessel The work OF removing
supports promptly begun, and proceeded without
delay mishap AZ four minutes past eleven the word
was given, the last prop knocked from under the
boat and the crowd in the yard fell hastily back out
OF dangers way. Miss Emma Thursby the dlstin-
guishcd prma donna. thcn stepped to the front, and
as the vessel glided swiftly into tho water, broke
bottle OF wine its maiden bow and christcned IT
Columbia. The band the Neversink broke out with
the patriotic and appropriate air Hail. Columbia, =
while the rowboats, scurrying In all directions tho
putting Of the tugs tho blowing Of steam Whistles the
nuttering Of flags and ponnanis in the breeze, the
cappng OF hands and the excited cheers OF thousands
OF spec lators united TO make the scene equally bril-
liant and impressive. The launch in every
spcct perfect SUCCESS The Columbia will be ready
for July /, and VIII make daily trips 10 Rockaway.
The vessel belongs to X. Cornell White, and win un-
doubleday be OF the finest excursion boats IN the
country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-30
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
MAY %, 1877
PORT OF NEW YORK, NAY 20, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny the HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD MnLrEsr.lsE TkiEGRArM LINE.

REPORTED by the HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsrrsE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Greece tBr Andrews London May I6.with mdse
and . pa;senrcr. % Z sr, May ~ lat a ., !,
- Ia, . % ~ PASSED Anchor Inc steamer,
bound t. v,s
and arnc ~ with n'se ana p,s,engcrs TO Anstin Bald
win 20 iau dense Jog IN - ~ Ion - no aa'' ~
Ste ac- Vile dc PAN. tFr, Daraud, lavre May 10 via
Steamer Aeicrs Hawthorn New Orleans May -. with
mdsr aud passengers Bogcrt Morgan Nay ~ lat ~
lon 7s passed bark Imra Iobins.n. rarbox, from New
Italian bark showing INTERNATIONAL code signals w.
with mdse and passengers james Quntard Co May
%. II 80 PM =, mites Of intsrns aaIsma ne buoy yn
steamer Deneactor tones Wilmington &c. days, with
Steamer isaac bell Lawrcncc Richmond city Point aud
Norfolk with mdsc and passengers to tho od Dominion
BARK Ions Aus, Iranc.h Hull 50 days ballast. to
BARK vcserlide tNorl nenrickson, Droshcda 10 days.
BARK cyclone CBrj. Forbes. Cicniuegos is DAYS with
s sS"' Ls s% Ts';S 's 20"
Breakwatcr y days with molassestoJ 80 Fowler vcs'c
Brig Eta whitemcre Wright. sasaa days with sugar
to , s G eas ss'f to # 's and s Bermuda. days with
produce and passengers to Middleton Co. ,a,s Win
lumber 10 master Is Gosnd 10 fnilaaepha pu. in for
schr Helen Dinsmore. Mare IS days, with logwood
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days, with pot atoes To- Perkins 4 Job. 80, :,
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schrJ Merritt, Curtis. Virginia
Schr John Young. Curtis. virginia
Schr q Hubbard, Lovciand Virginia.
schr Jennie hail Carson, Virginia.
kchr Kcbecrn knight. Lock. Virginia.
Schr l. T. Pbarc. Anderson. Virgnin
Schr Eva Holmes. Nanaughton Virginia.
Schr 1hos W II White. smith, Virginia.
SchY Frank Walter Saxton. Baltimore.
schr John Curtin. Jr. Williams with mdsc from steamer
Rusnnd, ashore at Long Branch. -. :
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days. with to " smith,.
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