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FroEtA. Eny. il-fliEnwtNEs- autay Snd .ct
tve: sn!s. q ~ hr:t ~ S'.ois; 50 hstt U5 ~
COTTON.
GALvEsTny. Nov. i1-CoTrux-Sttady, nt,l,,,,s
10ac: net receipts. HRFT hafcst gross a. Raa. .,,'
3,ddG: to France. f+31n: constwiac, h.ont.
MOBILE, Sur. l1.-CoErny-Qufct and Arm. MIL,
ding, 9i0kc, net receipts, 4,B7a bs,csi s,,".
1.A1ps e1porsl toAstrthr+ =, a!3. '
CHAntEtrox. Nov. 11.-Corros-Ntdt,ioa. ,rst.,
lf4c; net receipts s74 hatrs sales, gctn; 10 p,s
Hr.thtn. 3.7ss; 10 tho Continent, = 1873, cos,tr,
2,nOl,
SAVANNAH, Nov. 1a-corrox-rrregu,ar; mta{,,u
10 n.l6e. net rcctiptA r. ~ bales; arofa feecpta
esis sales, J2o7. safes Saturday, 2 100; cxpsr1, -
Great lsstatn. . ISL
DRY GOODS.
NEW TohK, Nov. IL. 1.-Hustness generally on,at ts.
large sales OF prints mndc hy aRenh and obbets at in
priccss American prints reduced by sHcnts and tolhtr
at TIC. A largo Johb{nR lpuao made heavy sar, ~
Hamilton fancy prints nj hc. This Hhlien says m
packages OF auneis will 10 sold At suction Thursd.
nrx..
PETROLEUM.
CLEVELAND. O., Nov. i1.-rkrnotRrx-Msrket nm.
changed; standard white, Ito test, ll.{e.
r1r1snrnu, r., Nor. 12.-rk rnotEux- -stcaax.
crude. 81 10 At rarkers for Immediate ahipnen, ~
nncd. rate. Philadelphia delivery.
TURrENTINE.
WILMINGTON. n. C., Nov. t2.-srislre or Trl,rr.
TtsE-steadJt 3t!4o.
, 1877-11-13

MOVEMENT 1T NEW YORK;
Nov. 1a.-necelpts-Flonr. "a. 800 bris; wheat,
104, CAS- bu; cntn 800, .a5 bu; corn meal, CHS
pkes; rye, q, o40 bu; barley, 103. D02 bu; malt.
5, 700 bu: pork. LOOT pkgs; bccf, aBts pkxs,
lard, 1,20o ptgs; cut meats, 4, 800 pkEs; whisky,
GOO brls,
, 1877-11-13
LUMBER.

Th4 cargo market WA dull ahd sasy. The oncrinRs
numbered about Is eaFEoes. TIM demand was light,
few rsf4 buyer being 1t the docks, and tho country
trade po9rly represented. riecs stu dsclIne to
SITS for stxnalFd esTKoes. which would nlkks $50
the quotatIon for tbs common grades. Common inch
lun1tsr wls about 23c iowrf. ranging In price from
u aOf9. ~ sad tho better grtass et SO usa 500
Lath va quoted higher. ct H. aoA, and shinslca 1t
II 23S2 10 Both shingles sad lath ata scarce hepea
tho drnncaa. tales: CARO- schr rhont1. from Grten
Lay. l.s W # selects II s, s) sud cArSo Gchr u D.
Grsnt, tTu ln4lnRtou. ~ un # peca stniI vita
ket ID ar1 aul Shingles, la aud boaac EiaIa u coE,
nun stun e1g hkcy 70 adf4aco ~ toou - the sca1 Ut
Gst!xAson closes. Following arc Tho pFlces:
ftfE aud Aecoad ctr4f4 aa4 alnclt. nk21l co
Ttte4 CLEAR inch. 70 UbAyl %
Third clf&T IN - Inch ............. ~ naA3l 10
F!Est EnI Aeco11 clear dressed sding.. Id AAAl
f4Eat c0umon IFcsAC1 st4lng H. A4A13.00
fluorGx+ hrst conluou, dret4tl.. .Q4e!7.Q0
Flooring. ascand casn mon, dTxAssd...,..., 2l0l
khsSSsnx FL sast :aa sSass assss ID tfsss S s
HOx huafd1 D. II tuShk4 aud ApWar1A.... III HH}
liu1 bu4FdA. .,.......,.................. lAu1
slock buss{4 U 10 Ii Is nn1hL u
atoek noaE4l ivto y 10 ~ dkA2a ~
i q eomnss s.ae hail: ...:........".. ,4ueis@
FsaSius So. l. itAl5 ........ tic4%,7oo
Esne! d. y 10 ~ Afa:s..."....',....... HtIS So
teina.aa tenuaax Sss: ~ IL e - {s:; Il.
Gull boaEls, aG0&Il 10
Umen4loa kuN. 10 ONk -
IAmsaslua aua % 10 70 fast.............. i4m
fSt sts! s!qss sss s:s 81 |: e s:!!
EcketA eel{et, ures4ed And Atkdxd....,.. t40o
5iisii;; IL :i:aa;a. ::::::: La. La. Is
, 1877-11-13

""e'' ~ no"''o' Last cn,.
Ms,. G"s INA with safes of asohr
" 5.'' wa nominal At $50 s''n And ''0' Tor '''a'
GENERAL MARKETS.
q, + ssss:.s s%sa'!s.: ~ sss;..ss:
ss. than a.a.i =, ;ss stage Of ao .s..on. md hoaets
E; ess:s sss: i: ;s:ss 1
@ os.tse. '''' ''s''"'' '''''s' ''''''' 20 ''""'''
r.sss .hs ',ns =. f., :ns p... =.
essk essk c s,s tt,Ss stsss: A. iii ,ss sT % s ss 9s
es.s ssS's' s''''s' '''s''' '''''''' '' DOUBLE u
sTsr .ss ss sssss .ss' s s:':s s .s
oass .s.a.. !. s s'a to 's' factory :. a 'na
ss @ e. ~ e,, @ s. s sS;s
X'ii u sS,.pssS ~ a.ais; ~ s!se
81 Ut ss r1sss s iien es. if ill., s. rsa s
AfE .s :1f fsi sfF lsss:.s :. ,,a.ss win o.
s29 * sn1sG " Ct 'sss f T.
81 . "a iS; Il ssssSis a. :n ss!s
pr. $!5 Hnalt t;t0t No: sh"te, SIN nH4 81, No.
saf fsny ahSys n;ss ssn M
d ehsss s. Ss lsy h' XII.
ss!ssss ss1fss; sisses
.s'Ss,
ssms".p -. A' Dss' ~''''''" '''s' '"'''o'' '''''''
oa s s' s!s e;tss
nS .nT gs Th Ss s s
eae pTlces cusrsnti
its,:ss; ;s':as i:ys;: W III a.
s:,s y.sSs: is ~ nv siisa 'P!s ] o
s,!s7Xs sos'ks5a ass 'T.s: SSsiss;s ;SI'ss q
.'ss 'seEIifs yensee. ,s4e
Attn: btaslI. Ssss. FSssn: Tsxs: e's5s. ;.rsna
'f sS S fGlT@SSs, ss's il 4 ;.aue. and
steady: Ctasf 1.s,sils, Il fral! WIRE 9ulst: A:
t373 pr III n ri lou; Sew Yerk d. 9a.uta5. .,
dsss ds 3s Il III H.
ss: @ ~s 4: s;!s1s s d; 1 RI
sxsorsr sasa ii 70 81 siiIaas nsPe,, as.naio.oo
.uilucrnrEs-rha mqrxs. va. without pronounced
e Pfls:s 'ss MARKET "a' ''s' hs'0" arc ts current
:;.s.ss'g!s.' !Ss';!'' .xs
ass' common d ' ;ss'st lii
Naa1afG iSsiGsse; % NJ. i nustH,sei cxtts T. M
s',s. No. l. ''sa0Ae' No. 'e''0"' s''s
MA sonsI soa ;2uu s
% @ eonon " bnr sirsn @s sot'
1Sf,,SS1'@&i:p{s 3ts,;Hs slsxs$ t'SS: ss';a
ds NJ eeS5 tssast! aasas' Rasss iaiio Ssi
, 1877-11-13
7orss-N'hcas, 4o5. 500 bu, corn. 1870. 3o3 bu.


Al chicago Customs Nov. IL, 1877: Finld; IeItor
+ Co., cases dry goo'la; J. ". Doano S Co., 77a
boxes raEsins; schweltzer D Dcer. o cascs paper;
T. W. liayne d Co., q casks whisky; A. j, La.
than. 45O tons salt. Amount collected, s. b37 %.
, 1877-11-13

4 VIET EIIV I 1AV Ns
WILMINGTON. n. c., Nor. t2.-sriRIte or TrRy,r.
TtHE-9teatJt atI4o.
, 1877-11-13

UkIkNC0 h "A. IT - = = =
vor Of u, s.eioa 6ss or s1so 7la 1o2 so, Co.'S 100
srkctk AND NCLL1oN.
E!!postA, tonca.
AhEKR+ G&bl EA1, I'D
Exports, iur'gu. 1tLzT. ~ u 417,G11 A,:7a,Ot1
Tots! exp'u$ 81 1f1, .37 81, 5D0 5dJ o. 49,, f41
Totsl tulpts ~. T4,A Al lhp3& D9E ~ ISL, AS
, 1877-11-13

CHICAGO. IT. PAUL 4 MINNEAPOLIS LINE
Ticket 0Icts I'll Cafkas. and At kIn1ic-Strcct pcnot
, 1877-11-13

CHICAGO BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD.
Dhppl foot Of fIAkesst. lntnuA-Ae., Aud A!rtneutb.
e., aud Canal and aixteonth.su. Tloket OhcsA d
f:1nrk.st,, and at depots
, 1877-11-13

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE 4 st. PAUL RAILWAY.
Union t'cpot. cnrnrr Madison and Can.l.stA Ticket
UnIcc O. south Clarkss.. opposite Sherman liouia
, 1877-11-13
AMre

PULLMAN Hotel Cars ht6 run through. hntwecn chi.
Ht ltl.1p 4. M " se<e
hotel cars west OF chlctRa,
H-I}epot corner OF Wells ant Ktn1e.zt&.
b-Dspot cnrnsr Of Canal and Kfn1It.stA
, 1877-11-13

-81cn.- Leave: ~. 4f.!,e:
st. Paul & Minneapolis E1.., Isto,nD A. M ANS, nj
q. Paul : Minneapolis Ex. 4 D:Qo D. NJ 7:i6 T. m
, 1877-11-13

Kansas Ctty Denver Fnst Ex s19;3o D. M ,: ton m
IT. Louis hpr1n1fe}d EX.,,. U;tU i, nj B;fIjH m
IT. Louis, Springfield Il Tn1as H:tD b. M 7iDa m
tck1n AMI Peoria East II prcA4 1:CN H;J, o. m
FebEIk, Kuukuk Is BURLINGTON p;{pD D. nj T:;bl T. M
chtcnFo Il Paducnh II. IT. Tx. e:txl l. n, H:(sjp m
Etrcatur, I.acun HastDn Fix sI2::h1 p. nj J:lip m
Joliet Dwight Accomtudas'n A,a5 ,. H. j D:s0a H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02

Bv NAH IN ddrund, BOSteOs prddd
Nm, y,aT..... SIS 90 Six months ".."osi 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02

"whsrs is he? Is he MUCH hurt ? OIL
Perhaps he -
"Let me alone, / tell you," cried a biz,
bold voice in the crowd, II must 90 e
herr
lie escaped from those who would dc,
tain him, and In moment was beside her
Some Of the people laughed in foolish
joy, others cried. The more delicate and
sensible were silent, for the meeting was
not for words or description.
Alter slight pause the superintendent
said to the young man:
VI congratulate you, air. You were on
the car ?"
ayes, air. l was on the car, and saved
myself at the last moment by jumping Of,
| landed ON a pile Of fine coal and got u
rough tumble, and that was all, The car
ia heap Of splinters,"
Then the superintendent called the
Young man nearer 10 him and spoke 10
him privately, and presently they both
shook hands as II greatly pleased over
something. The young man sat down
beside the girl and whispered In her ear,
"I'vc got the place, Lydia, We're all
right now"
Then the bells rang, and the people
began to dispense toward their trains,
As they departed, a small creature
probably Stockholder-objected to the
proceedings and remarked to the super.
intendent that ut was not best to give
fat offices to brakemen for doing nothing. y
"Preciselyo said the superintendent.
"But the womandid something, and il
you wish to know the ftll measure oI
her splendid deed, 90 put yourself in her
place" u.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02
no CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DsaI,0us Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal MlnIng or Market
6HrdelIRu,
ITO CAPITALISTS

htcount Of advanced nge an, detrous o.,
changing my residence, and therefore otF for SalS
ny farm Htalted opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
Tue rlTer bank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adIolnlnR tho Vii.
A9e Of .KtnaVllle. The property consists Of 60
acres 0thiu and tRblo land and Is Of river bottom
In the hill thCrO arc two scans Of coal 81 and 81
feet thick, three deposits Of Limestone, m 8 fol
vein Of close texture sand or FREQ stone, an IS fool
vein o. mari, which altogether make q soil and a.
underlying bed OF depodta Of o rich and valuable
character.
On tho surface, the larger portion Of which lie,
gently Loptng to the cast and all under direct 81.
posufc TO tho sun, Is Vineyard Of % Rcrps mostly
CatnWta gTaPes, all In fine bearing condition, about
seven years old, which has proven itScli able d pay
4 handsome per cont 10 the cultIvator.
Inc property Is being approached above and b.
low BY an advancing tide Of perBous seeking small
honlesteadS, and 10 now really the only unOccuped
territory between bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II y valuable ~ m Investment for caplta SeekIpS
nle purchase and valuable 10 those who want mar
Eet gardening ground close 10 tho dty. II fronts
BEAUTIFULLY upon the river and Commando TlsW Of
valley. " '''
Tho terms Of Eale will b onc-thirI cash, balance
u Two annual payments, per cent interest on de-
lcrrcd payments. For further particulars inquire
OF RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the prcmlses, or by mall al Bridgeport, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02

" Pullman Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
from stcubenyille and Columbus through Tiilotn
ShGIgs, TO Cincinnati, LouITylllc, Indianapolis and
81; LOUIE and from Columbus TO Chicago.
no pleasure sceker or those seeking hvmGJ In Ia
ne+ should call on or Rddress the undersigned for
through time tables, rnRpl land circulars md fur.
ther information.
". L. O'BRIEN,
Gen'l Passenger and Ticket Agent, No, 2iS High
street, Columbus, Ohio. jaB
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


Rv raaii n odr0ntt, poitsOs Fyatd
.,s,..........ys % TlirtC nonlhs.....S 81 70
W" ,,nbtbg,,,........ I 60 One mOntha......,. 70
pfiyCTed by Curriers' In City l6c per week,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02
MARTIN7S

CAPITAL RESTAURANT.
No. 1l55 MARKET sr., u ne oaIJ aS,i-eaiI Re,.
idurdHi IN The city. It Is the only Restaurant that
has separate rooms for ladies, or where you eau ind
that quiet CLEANLINESS Of home, combined
With The lest oifRe that can 10 found In the city.
lie keeps on hand the very best tho market affords
In Vegetables, hah, oysters, game, and everything
Ia season, and pefyes II up In manner uneIcelled
In the country. Heean DO relied upon AlWaya 10
furnish everything aTSt-elaSs. ,, ape
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02
SINIPsoN's ~.
Livery 6 Feed Stables

Owing to the Gran, House titc, have removed
to tho
Central Hotel stables,
OPPOSITE u. 4 o, H. r. DEPOT.
Where will bc pleased to see all my customers
and the public generally. With my new stock and
st.class turnouts am prepared to answer ali calls
satisfactorily.
PONY PHAETON.-I have llIEkOt Phaeton,
suitable for ladies and children, A
STYLISH DRIVING WAGONS-FOT CONNER,
clRl travellers, &c.
LANDAUS, oATNiBUsSES, Gc,-EieSant Ian
dFis and Darinches, for weddings shopping, &C,
FiFd-clAN teams, and all tue requisites Of
FirSt-CInSS Stables.
Special attention to feeding and boarding hOes. aeD
PRICES LOW
Ny friends are especially invited 70 CAl Al my
new Stables, where, Notwithstanding my loses by
GEe am prepared, even better thSn before, to fur
nfsh ltycry toRll.
j. f. SIMPSON.
rp&cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02

BIZ mad, IN adtdhtt, IoItdg, Fpdid,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02
TRANSPORTATION

No. 7stops At all stations between Wheeling and
Gnmbeflandi No. ~ stops At all Stations bStT0on
WhecLlns and GnitOni No, 8 makes direct connCc.
tons for all points South.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-09
A LIONESS AT LARGE.

The ClevG and Herald tells the following
For some tiino past the people about Rich
wood, in Union county, have been disturbed
hy wild beast, believed TO be an escaped
ljoHess, roanlin. through the country. The
animal was first discovered by Malcolm Star
natas lie saw it in a bunch of grass, and
got On stump, rife in hand, to get better
look at it, when the animal suddenly leaped
out, and in two bounds Was upon his back
and almost stripped him of his clothing,
He gave such Il yell that the animal was
frightened away. He describes it iii these
words g 1t could jump like the devil, and
was in size between an elephant aud cat. "
The next man who saw it WAS Joseph Cat
hill. He WAS walking along a thicket just at
dusk and the animal spraug from the bushes,
and would have torn Aim in pieces but for
the assistance Of his bulldog. He escaped
with llscerated head and shoulder.
Albert Wallace had the next encounter
He was attracted to the woods near his house
by the barking Of dogs, and went out, sup
posing that coon had been chased up q
tree. He had hardly reached the thicket
when the loness leaped out and caught him
between the hip and knee, tearing his flesh
in terrible manner The dogs joined in the
fight He started to get away, but fell down
III attempting TO run. The dogs having been
whipped, the animal again bounced upon
Wallace, again fastened its teeth in his leg.
lie bravely seized the beasts head and called
upon the dogs to help him. but they stood
back and the fight between man and brute
continued until his cries scared the animal
away. Some men in the neighborhood |
heard the noise and FASTENED to the woods, |
arriving Just after the beast had gone 4 |
part of them took Wallace home and the rest |
started in pursuit of the ioness. 1t was
finally found hidden in thicllet near fence
John Sterling volunteereG TO take gun and
go near enough to shoot at it, 5nt the animal
leaped out and pounced upon him. The rest
stood back and looked on while Sterling was
rolling on the ground in a.feree struggle with
the brute. The dogs finally came to the res
cue, and the animal was again frightened
away. Sterling had been severely bitten on
the left arm and elbow. His condition is
precarious.
The hunters again started in pursuit. The
Iioness was finally found in stubble field.
Two young men named Maralathin and john
son agreed to sneak up to the fence and /
shoot at it, Maralathin took the lead. Ia
M instant the animal sprang at him, striking
The fence by his head, and caught him by Tire j:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-09

NJ E. CHUGCE-J. D. Hammond, Pastor.
Services to-day at II A. II. and P. NJ; Sab
bath school at P. NJ. Seats free, and all arc
welcome, Subjects Of discourse: Morning,
enclosures and Measuring;" evening, - Ex-
CHANTS and Resultants"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-09

4 TIME-kEEPER. Says he Of the SAFER
acl,s a prominent citizen who was "a lit
tie under the weather" short time ago, Dor
rowed another prominent citizens watch to
take his medicine by. The borrower failing
to return the article, the lender became
somewhat uneasy, not that he doubted the
mans honesty, but he felt lost without his
watch. He did not want to hurt the mans
feelings by asking him point blank for the re
turn of the watch, neither did he feel iusti-
fed in throwing out hint so broad as to hu-
initiate him, but he wanted his watch The
two men met on Main street this morning,
and after the usual greetings and salutations,
the owner OF the watch said to the borrower
Why don't you get a jo6 up at the mines T.
" Me get job at the mines - exclaimed the
other, " what for p ''On didn't know bat
Curtis might give you a job you're such d
good time keeper" :" Take it, was all the
other said, as be handed out the watch; and
then they both went into saloon and looked
over the bar at the big mirror to see if their
neck ties were all right and one said,
4" here's fun" and the other said, ago it,
old man, and then there was gurgling
sound and the man behind the bar dropped |
q half-dollar into the drawer and two-and- |
a-half piece bounded up his sleeve, and he, |
all unconscious Of the incubus in his clothes, |
wiped out four tumblers with q towel and |
'aid, "good day, gentlemen, cell again. |!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-09

4 firErxB FOR LusaRr9. Says tho Eureka
Sentinel Of Friday Hamilton and Laurie,
while confined in the Belmont jail, made i
bold and very nearly successful attempt to
escape. On Monday evening, after receiving
their sentence, they were let out Of their cells
into the main room for supper. Jimmy Ser
vice the jailer, also went up town to his
meal, leaving two men in the outer room do
ring his absence. On his return, about an
hour afterward, he was informed that 0uspi-
cious noises had been heard inside. Quickly
opening the door he found the two prisoners
busly engaged in ezcavating a hole through
the three-foot bricI, wall, AID they had 50 far
succeeded as to only have one course Of brick
between them and liberty. In five minutes
more they would have been oct. They were
Immediately secured in the cells, and strict
watch kept on them during the remainder
Of their stay.
-SagE-sao.---4
Exc has gymnasium, The whole town
is on its muscle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-09

shoulder and elbow. johnson raised his ,sun
and taking deliberate aim, fired. The ami
mai dropped over the fence, gave q deep
roar, and, sprnging to its feet, started off
toward the woods, and has not been seen or
heard Of since
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-09
EECEAEEE 8, 1877
LETTER FROM RENO.
Reno, Dec. s, 1877

Reno, Dec s, 1877
Ed. APPEAL: Your correspondent left on
the Lightning train escorted by deputy
s:le~i /, and arrived safely at this riverside
bayg. judge Beatty was on the train; came
down to moe: his family, which be did, and
takes them to Carson by this morning train.
But the Ja,Iga is no better than your CORES
pondent; he took in the Episcopal social like
wise We were met at Chamberlain's By
Powniny, Of t,lc J)rrlG', and conducted to
this apostolic gathering. Powning didn't 60
in;slid he Was too busy on the paper, but
gave Us five dollars to spend for him. We
Aav3 been surprised in or time but this
raised US, We asked everybody we knew up
to supper and got rid Of the coin lmmed-
lately foc fear he might rclent. For real nice,
comfortable, little Episcopal socills, com
in3a1 u5 t. the Reno people. They get them
up in good shape. Tle elite OF the pious were
there. The dancing was ae2: Up. until sea
.sonablc hour. Varn9ys music was, as it
always is, enlivening aal everybody seemed
to be having g)ol time. The entire staff of
the G2s52ts; stood in AMI were prominent in
every SCI. We noticed . young un5oDalstica-
ted youshfcon she Capitol, who Was in Il small
side game with Capt. Bragg, formerly of ours,
and the Captain just walked away with him
,onevary hand Somehow Or other the Cap
tain had two bowers and an ace on each deal,
although it was "a game he did not under
stand" Mayo, he OF the prospective uniform,
was there aud much admired. There was an
other gantleman from Carson present who left
before midnight and returned to tho hotel
later, a sadder if not a wiser young man.
The following poem written by an observer
Iwho, we have been informed threw himself
into the raging Truclee a few moments ago.,
may throw some light on the subject:
There was young taIow (whom know
Who went by che lightning to Reno;
When h. lev her, the end
Was that yOun mIl was broken at keno.
The social was a success Quite sum was
arrived; it is darl; as we leave hence, We have
not seen much Of Reno. Yours, SMITHERs.
NJ E CHURCE-J. D. Hammond, Pastor
Services to-day at II A. II. and P. NJ; Sab |
bath school at P. NJ. Seats free, and all arc
welcome. Subjects Of discourse: Morning,
* Measures and Measuring;" evening, - Elk
CHANTS and Resutants."
ST, PErER's CaUnCH EpiscopaI Services
ut II o'clock in the morning and at 7;3O in
the evening, Sunday school Immediately after
morning service. H. 1. FooTE, Rector
Professor Cunning has gone to study
Steamboat Springs. He will return Car
son i'll time to lecture on Tuesday evening
next.
On account of the illness OF Rev llr.
Geyer, there will be no German Lutheran
service at the Presbyterian church this after
noon.
Preaching in the Presbyterian Church a.
II = IL Sabbath School concert at 7 clock; r
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