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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
FAILURE OF A BOSTON FIRM.

BosroS, April 80. 1877.
Dr. stedman 4 Co, crockery aud glassware dealers
Summer street, have called meeting OF their cred
itors tho 10th OF May Their liabilities reported
at S1ls,ooo, principally abroad ana glassware in
Pcnns yvania The of the failure heavy cx-
pcnses light trade and shrngage IN values
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
MEND YOUR WAYS.

To rHE EDITOR or rng HERALD:
The condition Of the pavement Of the block IN ave
nue. B. between sixteenth and Seventeenth strssts 70
a disgrace 10 the city. There at cas' n? noless
some OF them six icet square, which, when raining
ed with waller and all kinds OF drt and Carriage,
which Will no doubt IN time. n not lled. produce the
smallpox or some other dreadful sickness ! think
NJ Campbell ought 10 be partcllaT about the pave.
meDt avenue Il "a he Is N Fiitn avenue or other
streets. Hoping Mr. Campbell will take note Of this
remain, w. c. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

The weights have been decided on for the spring
handcaps and are issued for publication They seem
IN have been VOL considered and the owners OF horses
vii, no doubt feel satisfied with tho imposts Lard
,ho,r resn.ctye candidates That there will DO few
declare GU. is the opinion Of all horsemen who have
seen tho lists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
DRIVE UP THE STAGES.

To rue EDITOR OF HERALD
Is there good why the South ferry stages
that start from Thirieth street and Ninth avenue
should passengers at the railroad depot there
instead of compelling people TO walk to the corner
while the stage waits there Tor them On rainy morn
far IN the storm when the stages could just a. vel
drive right 10 the depot. LADY TRAVELLER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01

Time. hours eacn way.
Passengers luggage up to 90 lbs, free. Parcels
carried Vt moderate rates and punctualy delivered.
This coach stops pick up and set down passengers
,rhcrcver ha,led oxcept between the Brunswick and
N B-Passcn gers cautioned to be on time.
seats secured and all information givca IN office Of
Hotel Brunswick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
SOMEBODY'S DARLING.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
There was a dog killed by OF ''anost poicc''
in University place, near Eighth street. Il s sti!i
there Is IT left tnerc n scarccrow for the Sptzf
perhaps somebody gets extra foe tor moving 10
alter i. lies there certain length OF time. NED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
HORSE RAILROAD pAvEMgHTs.

To rnE EDITOR HEnALD:.-
would like to inquire through your columns whe
has supervision OF the Guy horse railroad trAckst
The Ninth from Washington 10 Greenwich,
through Fulton street, and tue Jersey City and Crane
street terry road from Futon to Dey through Wash.
nglon street. both in dissraccirl condition; ~
TACT dangerous Tor wagons TO pass over. scarcely
dav passes hat there Is not some damage done TO
vehicles and horses that might pc avoided II the
tracks wero put In proper repair. IL 10
a disgrace to tho city aud injury
to property and certainly some one should be held
sponsb and compelled to put these tracks In order.
II the railroads can take precedence u street aud
every other Obliged to give way 10 them,
the they do IS to keep the roadway IN some
thing ike good order as country lane. Among all
high saared officers and pubic servants 10 there
whose duty IT is TO attend 10 such mat.
tersg Dong business in tho neighborhood, know too
VOL tho injury this nuisance has done and continues
to do. MERCHANT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MAY l. ls77-TRIPLE SHEET.

eight sdudications IN bankruptcy where the aggregate
Indebtedness $3.50 900. There Is reduction OF
twenty I've per cent IN The number OF failures and
reduction OF ntythrec per cent Ia the amount OF la
pilitics from the list OF last month The aggregate
OF the liabilities Tor the month IS 33S $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
THE BOYS OF WEST THIRTEENTH STREET.

THE BOYS OF WEST THIRTEENTH STREET.
To EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Allow me TO say low words IN justice to tho boys
OF West Thirteenth street. between Seventh and Eighth
avenues few days ago l noticed person, who
signed himself Gan OLD RESIDENT complaining
against the boys OF the said street Now, Mr. Editor,
have lived IN the street over live years and have
always found them a most orderly set Of boys, aud
don't think tho complainant had any right TO com.
plain hope you VIII not allow any injustice In your
s.Complaint Book NED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Simon l.. Dinkclspiel, agent OIL the new Jersey
Mutual Life Insurance Company has been adudIcatcd
a bankrupt on his own petition, and the matter has
been referred Register Dayton to tako further pro-
cecdings The total of his liabilities is s72 0Oo
of which 500 900 was while In business n
wholesale liquor dealer Louisville KY Tho princi.
pal creditors Gre the Globe Mutual Life Insurance CON-
pany SIC, 900; John A. Converse $4,000; Max DIM
kclspieL SIS 900; J. H. Stodwell, 81 900; Lash Il Co.,
$1,000; Melvin Smith, $1,000; Randcl, Barcmore Il
Co.. $1,000; T. W. boswell, $1,000; Walter I. Sutton,
81 $50; H. 4. Walker, 900. His assets arc nomi-
nally $l2 900, which includes claim against tho New
Jersey Mutual Tor 900 for commissions and services
agent
A meeting of tho creditors OF Walter G. Adams of
No ISL Pearl street, shipping commission merchant
and agent for the line OF Texas packets, held
yesterday at tho office of Register Dayton to provo
debts and elect an assignee in bankruptcy Claims to
the amount OF only $50 900 proved. although tho
total liabilities arc $500 000 and Mr. Robert Lndley
was cleo ed assignee
The application OF A. A. Selover, tho Wall street
operator TOR discharge from ban kruptcy came be
fore Register Dwight yesterday on an order to tho
creditors to show cause why no should DOT be as
charged. An adjournment was allowed at the request
of MIR Sclover, although creditors appeared In OPP
position to his application.
Al a meeting oil the creditors OF Byron /. Pitcher.
dealer in eggs No 242 West Thirty third street. be-
fore Register Allen yesterday debts were proved Tor
S. $780, and John Ii. Stegman was elected assignee IN
The creditors OF Robert j. Wright, dealer In nour at
No 9I6 Second avenue, met yesterday, before Register
Allen and the composition OF Ave cents on the dollar
was confirmed.
A meeting OF the creditors OF s. Jacoby Co. cigar
manufacturers at No. 200 Chatham street, was held
Yesterday at the Office OF Register Allen. The compo
son thirty cents on the dollar was opposed BY TWO
creditors.
henry A. smalicy, President Of the New York and
Nova Scotia Stone Company, at NO 70 Park row. APP
Piled Tor his discharge from bankruptcy Yesterday 70
Register Alien and there being no opposition on tho
part OF his creditors his request VIII DO granted
The creditors OF William ). Gavcy agent, at NO. ~
Blocker st. met yesterday at tho oihcc oil Register
Kctchum and elected James Shea assignee In bank
ruptcy. - - -
The following are the failures reported in this city
during the past month, together with statement oil
the md assets as near bo ascertaiDcd
Where Information has been refused or no schedules
nlcI estimates nave been made from information oo-
taincd IN the tratc-- ...
yoms NJ pirD, Assets. Liabilities.
patJ.,, = Eln,g hata & 100 900 Sl0O 900
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-24

Nve0YTU1No PR0TAuN.
~ ing y Dsstisssy dops VIA Ssas.I
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-24
sxlseaArusc.


San Frsneiseo. March 81 >. ~
The suspeusios 10 spnoupc>d Of the
stock bsobine orn Of Csllasan 4 Lynch.
LiAhilistss. 1SOo. 90: ssses yet uudslss-
mined The failure 10 canssd bv he
recent dsprsssion il the ssock mssksl.
The lssdiog spirits Of the Order Of
Csucssisaa. charged eth The ssspon-
ability los the Chico oassses psoposs .
convention Of the officers Of the Order.
the ssvspaper Representatives Col.
Be-. aod Rev. OTIS Gibson, 70 whom
shalt b. submitted the Coussisusiou.
Manual. Ritual. etc., Of the Order. to
prove whether there Il snyshirs In liz
object o. teachings calculated 20 excite
violence against the Chiu~ss.
Chicsgo. March - -An Intes. Oceans
Wsshin9tos special says The Psvsidsps
himself u authority Tor the eonsssdietiop
Of the story that Il has beeu Determined
70 withdraw the troops from South
Carolina.
4 Tribunc's washingtoa special Gays
President Grant will soou leave for d !.
Louis. snd after two wssks' stay there
will sail Immediately Tor Europe. lie
warmly approves the Southern Com.
mission.
Minister wsshburps Informed . friend
to-day that he hsd asked and expected
to BE- recalled.
Washington. March a. Senator
Booth leaves Washington to.morssv
night. Psgs left las, night. Sargent q.
pects 70 start home next week. Ex.
senator Kelly and wife also left Wash.
isgton last night for Oregon, BY way OF
Sss Francisco. Secretary McCrsYy and
General Humphreys assured Senator
Mitchell to-day that oil possible haste
will b. made 10 the preparation ana
adoption Of the hnsl plans for the CON-
plesion OF the canal and locks at thu
dascs1es of the Columbia river. They
expressed the hope that II no difficulty
- sncountered concerning the right
Of way. the ground may be broker
within two or three months.
New York. March 23--A Tribuns's
Washington special says the board Of
Army Engineers ordered 10 examine the
Washington Monument foundation,
made careful examination Yesterday
and ordered further work TO cease, All
agreed that the monument could mot
" completed according 10 the original
design, because the foundation viii not
admit OF more weight. The foupda-
ton. originally eight feet below the sur
face. has settled g.. inches. The -.
thing began while the monument was
in process Of building. and In ssstlipc
the shaft leaned north. The builders
still built according to the plumb line
and the whole pile Ia crooked. This
conhrms tho report OF Supervising Ar.
chitcct Mullstt.
New York. March 23.-The World saws
that Rose Eytinge and Kate Ciax,on viii
soon bring suits for divorce from their
husbands. Both cases are in tho hands
Of OK. Mayor Hall.
Providence. March 23.-The pfoposi.
ton to amend the Constitution 90 a 10
allow women to vote where they are tAx.
cd, has been defeated by vote Of as 70
New York, March 23,--Tbs suns
Washington special sAys Dr.. Mary Walk.
OF vas forcibly elected from the Trsssu.
~ Department yesterday.
New York. March 23.-Tho Russian
hees. with the Grand Dukes Alexis and
Constantine on board. anchored on tie
Battery to-day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THs more one sees OF this beautiful
wes'hsr aud the things II unfslds asd
brings forth the more ono u delighted
and charmed. Even the swallows have
come. This h unprecedented. Nav.
usually. Ia their oncoming tina. Csr.
tainly they never before came In March.
An soon think Of cucanbsrs COMING
ibis month. Birds are twiessrine ever.
shs's. 4 greet hasdsoas ssscy robin
jumped dova into : sagdsa where ~
ssood yesterday o. bold d any bird svs,
dared 10 b. Over on the cospioss ~
shout the roof and caves Of the 6tsas
House, above the Governor, sbovs On
the aschievsS, above Old Finance asd Ola
everybody, there dA NJ. and Ms. LA.
nst and NJ. end Nss. Spassov asd chr.
rup and chatter and pipe their little
songs al deg long, We noticed the roof
Of bay window Of The 0rmsby Houae
yesterday quite alive With bisdc No
seemed 70 b doing Some very vigorous
counting there. The like vss never
known beioss. IN this fsue spsioa monlH.
here In the sage brush. Lot u hope
that no killing fsose viii come 10 bsehiIj
al THE msssyoakine Of Ne birds snd
this ont.vsnturing Of the leaves aud the
1ruit-bods. fHn y 81 -
liz The United States Circuit Court
yesterday The jury brought in . YER
dict in favor Of Sullivan (vs. shs
Savage Mining co., fsr Ct. 900. (Ths
plaintiff sued for slSo. ooo.) Also .
jury brought IN . verdict for Ned
Sweeney. and against - ipsurasos
company, Tor e7S. he sued ior
S500.l A jury vas smpanejod 10 ~
the oese o( 6jne. Barnes G. ~. ~.
the Oaliiorpis Mining 90. Thb 80
will. Il 70 more than likely, oceupy
the Court until " middle q "a
week. buaiaess 10 Ghis Coust =
conducted With . good dssl Of promp-
tituds. aud not any Zine & III,
Yesterday, while Ne jusy 10 this ~
named oass We bsfns smpanslsd,
tue Cweooey jay oAaDo u and ~.
dsrsd tlseir verdict, 80
ASDv wsi7voap YAnspo.-Ns. Dss.
m's P'sssy sssstvsd isss svspiss ~ Ia.
'oviss sad news fsom 0sssa. b ssls-
graph
Asdy y saiiisg sssribly isse. bsssss
eoes % o. ooss. =. I. NpsSss.
The be- sssssssss 10 Asdy whssiesd
WHOM svssybcdy u Nevada hssws q
hss bsssd o.. Hin dissass y psisesasy
consumption. We usdsss(ssi ~ bo,h
luses ere almost vbolly Destroyed. ~.
Pisley vtll 70 20 0teoo THE uesnina.
ME-. whitiosd, vho 10 10 ssd eosdtsice
q grief and distress. 10 . sister 70 he
Vfvtsve
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-24

cpvss. o., ts, vUsv a...s u pH s.
- s:s:s 1s s:s <. i ssiDss
~ iesh dsy u nAncm. iji5. Il 10 o'slssS ~.
sslsg p ~ q ~ vsewnsy 1ssn. Nm, e ~
cysss. ssd ~ ccsst-n,oss shsssof IL Csssus
~, 49, sSossy csa sssas saos.ald, hsvs iesa sp
VII q sstd Thomas rksphsn. deusaspd. "a
zoe hsesne TIE pstistoa of EiVin 4. ehessnsu
Ios lessess essessneesasys vhss aDd vhsrs ssy
psnon Interested may spy,ss end coss~ss ~
poule. AffftrO MIN f-fssS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-24

We visissd NJ. c. b. Mcciellsn's
ssudio yesterday. A hes been viousl,
stated in the ApsEAL. Mr.. Mcclellan has
bsse cog sssd for several months past,
81 ed tiosn. painting . Series Of pic
surss illustrative Of The scspssy. aschi-
lecture and inside aud surrounding
chsrsessristi~ Of viseinis City, Gold
Hill asd nssghboriog places. Thee are
large pictures and ere somsthine paso-
fsin'c In their manner OF treatment.
One Of thoss ct present On The sss,l il
weli.nish finished. I. rspreseau some
Of the psrts adjsc~ot TO Gold Hill. The
point Of view u Bullion kavins where il
overiooks the Bullion and Imperial
works. Fort Homestead. the far vista OF
the mountain ranges lying south aud
south vest OF the Carson Valley. &c. On
lhs isft are Ne vstsr.vosks With The iss
Of fountain lespinR up from the surface
on the reservoir and 90 the right arc the
side hill above the Belchsr and the
mountains beyond Genoa. The tone oi
this picture v admirable in its truthful
ness. and tho peculiar tinis Of sky. hill
side. houses. dump piles aud cage brush
are preserved with rare success. The
other picture is taken from . point ON
Virginia Hill, looking right into aud
through the heart Of Virginia City. In
the middle distance and distance are the
Sugar Loaf, the dim stretch OF the Car
son Valley. the region where Fort
Churchill stood. tho Twenty one Mile
Desert, the Como range sud the blue
line Of mountains toward Reese River.
The Ophir works lilo on the left and the
Episcopal church on the right Of the
picture. This painting is only Just laid
In. in dead color: but Il bids fair to b.
the most picturesque and and satisfactory
in It's effects Of any Of tho series. These
very excellent pictures are being painted
to tho order Of the Washos Club. We
can conceive Of nothing more appro-
pirate Tor ths walls Of that pleas nj resort
than these faithful representations OF the
stnpsndous scenery by which the Club
Rooms are surrounded. Mr.. Mcclellan
- developing very high order OF talent
- landscape painter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-24

Msrnsnx Beard.
ophir l3,s 10, .ass 49,, ioe W.
Mexican 1865 1917, i6ss iy%
Gould aud Curry Hos lV5., 70s 1914 Tos II,
JOS ". bn, sos rs. ioSs ii,s b5,
Best and s.leher AS Hl1, 10 ae., COS ~,
calilora \, SO. g. ~. az. COS AK, ns.
savage iit~ Q, nos ~
Con Virginia 81 as,z, liaie 49,
chollar 0s -, ~ u, sss s2llI, sos 81, so~ 81
Hale and Norcross saas ~. 1893 u lsc, s.
q i0c
yellow Jacket 40 IL. I, 81 le,.. 7os 10, iocs
Imperial 2xta =. AZ 81 Nc, zoos TX bso.
zoos ~. bio - ~
kentnck lCtly 81
Alpha lOos lax, lacs4
Belchar lass ~, s. s..
sierra Nevada us ol.., 1856
Utah 10s 10
Buiiion eos l3l<
Exehequer Nv. ~, y-os 81 9oc. I.ss 81 SIC
ia nsla s. is y, iOs ~ %, s COS So
Union Con 1908 6's. ss0s
lula ~ iios = Co. g We. lS's ss4., aoos 81 &c.
Challenge Mk 81 Njc
New York Con Los 4oc.
Pill Sheridan 1877
Occidental dis
Woodvilie c-1x 4Oc
Alta 2ss 81 Coo
Lady Washington ioos y.
kossuth IOx
Andes 2COs Sc, i5Os SOC
solid Silver i0s5
Evening Rspsss.
Raymond and Ely re ~, us %s<
Eureka Con los lVL
Alps l40s ~
belmont ~ 81 SIC
Rye Patch a4Os @
Leopard l05s ~
Northern Belle s7os .s,z, SOS ~ SO
Manhattan Avs
Grand Prize Sis ~
ella j0s SIC
Modoc 2.ss ., 2,o~ s. loo, los 81 Sc, Con ,s
l5c ~
sew Coso ZOOS ~, ioo~ 81 DC
Golden Chariot .)s ~ sec
Leeds i2ox 3 M
Con Virginia los asa<
Best and Belcher 29is "a, 0os 21i<
California Sbs 42la bio, si5s i2t., a,s /2i<
Mexican us l31s, sJs II
ssav age 2sss 8, 3iOs ~, 2Os 81.
Excheqner id0s ., ls0s 81.
Alpha los lflx. il6s ~
Could and Curry lass lilx, ssls llk
Crown Point SIS ~
Belcher lbs j9t, a0s 57.. 6cs o, IN gN
Oserman los -, los IS bio, t;Us s, So AZ
Yellow Jacket 2.1s 10
Ophir 3ijs ~
Imperial l7os 81 2Oc. a}Os ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-24

BoYs WITH GUNS shooting promiscuous
bullets in al directions. REGARDLESS Of
their destination or detention, whether
in any mans body or head or other.
where. also somewhat at the peril Of any
or oil female life or limb, likewise I'M.
dangerin0 in moro or less uncomfortable
degree in this gunpowderish world, any
children Of either sex who might or
shosld Be wcndipg sehoolwsrds or On.
Gagged in enterprises playful or truant.
IKE, -these Grant projectiles We say in
this public journalistic manner and for
the cdification Of parents, guardians and
the otherwise not sufficiently aroused
guardians OF the peace, are becoming an
occurrence not at all to be further or :
eouragsd. but. rather 10 be tsowpel
down and put stop to before the Cor
oner II called upon to sit in the official
fashion Of his incan,bency. Indeed
this 40 called irregular Target Practice
- not 70 10 tolerated. not alone becauss
Of the incoming game laws iawfulness
but, also - applying 10 the preservation
Of the Game without whose immunity
from vsgabond gun.balls aud pistol
bullets taxes would no longer be paid. or
What II Of more importance, no new.
papers would DO edited. This IL 4
tribe Csrlyle-esque. bot il refers 10 a
dangerous practice. a-fsld, OF the youuk.
srs whose misguided parents have sup.
piied them With shot guns and ammu.
nition.)
THH RArLRoApERs' BALL was an
undoubted success. The ATTENDANCE
was large and enthusiastic and the
festivities we're sustained until the
gray streaks came In the eastern ,kv
Church 4 Jones did the music. Of
course It was good. The Arlington
furnished the supper. OF course
that WAS good, too.
PRoPosArs yol SUPPLYING woop.
A 70 made 10 appear by On advertise.
neut elsewhere printed. the Bullion
Mining Company Of Bodis wish TO enter
Int eoetrsct fos the delivery II their
mine. Of $500 cords Of wood. Hero i .
CHANGE lot some ambitious voodsman.
Bee the advertisement.
Nh. 0Eo. 0rLLsox and Mr.. g. N.
Moee have returned from San Fran
cisco.
TIM Grand Jury win moet to-day
- per request OF the Foreman.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-24

NAoss pvxe I'VE obtain shs follow.
Ing information isos The Silver State Of
March n:
y. b. Asssos Of big Mssdovs iniorus
- shas Nschss vho has bsss sick fos some
time pest bat We reported much better
2 vsek ago. hss he'd relapse end ~
Snsdsy vss vosee thas any tine bsloss.
hn luses - a@eolsd. and whom NJ,
Asxson last ssw hin hs sould scasosIy
sitter On asticulais ssund end b coneid.
81 his Fssovssy sxsssasly doubtful.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-24

IL SECOND JUDICIAL DISTINCT
Cosn. o1assy csunsy, s.sss Of Nsvsds. IN
we Dessex - ~ ssee1s q Thoaaa ahssAaa. a.
sSs &c Hctie< Y hs.shy Eys. shal wHDSE ~
8 Dc v.SsSasy fssn. III. q IA csuss -; },
70 o,eloch =. ~. end shs Couss.rnsa a ~
Our 10 Cassne CITY. 0ynsby Ccuniy. Nsvsds,
hsvs npsa sppulutsd = ~ tlDs ~ plaes Ia
psvvtas The win of aaid rhosnas eAsshen. ~.
c:cs.1. - ses hastne ~ psalssss q CAcsiss
Ne VIII an9sss1. vhea - W. ~ 1870
inessuuesd ~ oepsas go eoossos ~ saisss.
March 10. isss. .
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-24

oacs. evw wagnss ; Co.'S uaedvsn ssSss.
90 bosm f!cm =. =. y .. ~, OunAsgs
from =. =. 20 10 4.
nss1dsees, 2 Q. Ashessea's oll passs. essnss q
- - S6t ssssA. s02eeg
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-24

usesns nAssotsA bALs psvssssss ana n.
sosvs The eomplsab0ni svmovss fsveNIss. Tan
sd setloupes. msbes ~ shis eff. vh,se 49,
as''es'e. i''s pvIIses'os eeasos b dssssisi.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-24

tsssS eAsuAsnns asns s.sssssu,. 49,
'ss:.ssss ~ !. g.syssss {: ss!lisl - mr.
sEsssissiS psdsssd. - y :. svSS :"
INTELLECTUALLY
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-24

A.. sy ~s:. -, g. =! 49,: n.s s!ss.s
"a s1Ay. ssa ~. gsss!p 5salsSi en-: W. 81
= Srs c pss' 49, g - - ssSs.s< u .:
oevss rggSeetl W.
e. E E;;:';ss:s::: - s q; = =
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-24

February - 20 hsd month for u.
800 q bssf ssa mssses isom Nee
fess. OF shs 1osnss Ne ssposssSsoe
- seos.W ~. va,ssd = .oose, ~ /;
q ~ 'assss >l.sso Ne. saissl q q, $40.
~ issn d sspss . lissls - shas he
p Tie ssovs sesssesd q nslsa. q vAsch
u ssSs ssss y 0lssssv isoa New Yosk.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-24

Tsorr N sss Honour The Silver
State q Thsssdsy has the selloviss
sssssssss Interesting 70 spostsmss
fishssmse ass makise soos rich hsuis
10 Ne Humboldt sov. The lsdisss. vHo
ere not tee indelsat 10 ash, ssS esthjse
noe ssoee. Wos u then s1stssn ipehss
Ione. shich they cell TO The pale faces 81
Ssvsuey'eve eeots ED . ooiIas -.
!aoss vho have iius spd disposi,ios 10
30 go soioy rare sposs With hook cod
hss s'osg she hvss q he present time.
, 1877-10-31

some Hight on the relations between Turkey
and Greece, which ase far frun satisfactory.
especially "a t}scrre, on her part, las
also grievances. The chlef Of u,ttc = the
nttack made sone weeks ngo by ~ Bashi-
Ilazouks on the t;seck Consulate at l.arissn, in
Thcesaly, when thty pulled sown the Hellenic
tlaE. Rightly ur wrongly, TIT ttscck Col'tulatcs
have been louairl ubun the focus Of tl,c neta'
ton against TurkIt,l rule In Ep!rus. 'fhcssaly,
ard MnceAonta; mud body VI irreEulars
thought Tho al,ortctt wnY Of putting All elHl TO
the po1itIyn. propaganda Was by etrfxinR at tho
root Of the evil. The Turkish authorities, how
ever, were at hand. and prevented any scrious
grnment demands satisfaction, anil i,
directly ,or Indirectly, supportel by .he
ottcr Powers. who aec common
Interest In The affair. Negotiations with REGARD
to It arc still pending. The Hellenic Govern.
mcnt ask that their flag should be hotAtctl on
the Citadel ii Larissa and salutctl by twenty
one guns; to which the Porte objects ttat. In
view Vi the c1ctttl state Of tho Turkish phptl.
1at,on, this species nf public ntonemcnt would
be likely to lend to further cxgtsses.
in spite oi all this, however, no apprehension
is entertained Of an immediate collision, which,
In the case Ut Greece 10 we'll a. Of 5cryia, vill
not he brought a1out by any quaErelA ant cues
ttons OF such sccnutlary Importance, hut by
eyeuts at tho scat Of war.