davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-04-27

moo pnopuCT9-wefo active and yary irregular,
IN sympathy with grain. Tha market opened stronger
Liverpool quotcd Cd per cwt higher lard. and
ds other products but therb too many sellers
for strength especially thu run of hoaf was again
tAfEu, and prices It this ssoek.Tarda were quoted
lower with buycrapcdtn6 OF. The shorts took hold
freely the hca decline 10 bring about
t'on. but It was only temporary Tho continued lar1o
rocetpts Of hoqs claimed BY sone to 10 fatal 10
anything like strength In product without larger de-
mlad for product than now Appears probable. and
foreign buyers refusing 70 pay The adranced prices
duo u Tho war 1xetoment
Mxsx pcRK-Waa active. and adsahted l1}{c pAr brt,
then detiined 171$c and closed aboot lower than
tho tatesE fEufu4 Of the preceding aY. Hacs
ported Of II, Oo br1a seller May At and
~ 76Q btls Keller June At &1G l9Hf7lGBO. Total. 81
$50 brle The market closed tame 1t kH OH for
runnd loa nt cash seller Arrtli aB OK heller
.t'sr July Seller tho year was quoted 1t sit.USs
1T. rr;Ts nss e e1k ~ ncmna It so47a aud
LANirWaa rathsr nctlye, and irrcgu1ari advancing
Inv ths iatest prices oi enesdsY saes xcrs report
Cd Of luu eash al SIC, t34ath M g. $50 tca sctr
May a. 6to O54tiHo. and lCkD tea eoltes June AZ
ti0. fsAt0 -. T0tal. 2I.eAO tea Tho market cl1st
.e Z fo nS G: es,a or seeT April
MKArs-Were .duli aud esstef.. teenIug }4o per ID,
with b1yess holding OF for further drur There
several ORDERS tho market nt they were generally
limited eons!as:n6ly neox ensssnt aot:tlons saica
III seer Juno. and s17A senr July, noo tcs swccu
pickle hama 1t s5c Tor ~ h averaged, u<c for IS l
md ONO tor lht ~! oo IL. haeon htns At IT, can.
, 1877-04-27

At Chicago Customs April 20, 1877: L. @. Hnck,
GOO hu barley; Lii 4 1iullap, 900 bu barley; T.
". uayne d Co., 100 casks Of ale; Henry Sears b
Co., 8 caass Of hardwars;fi. v. nen,ts, l case Of
cigars; W. II. schtmptettnann, 2 cases Of cigars;
Field, Lclter l. Co., . cases Of dry goods. Amount
collected, u, GAL p2.
, 1877-04-27

unsettled 1t aowcr range Of prices ho average being
l<o below that Of tbs previous day Taxing tho latest
pFtces Of Wednesday tho starting point tho ulrkot
nd'ancoi So and declined 70 - bt1ow at tbs coso.
Tho European markets. agsln stronger. California
wheat passage being quoted up lsIa Cd per quarter.
New York WA excitcd.y higher. aud milwaukee, ws.
1.s oss:s
set,s at oEetinss III fto! Taie. No % hs a EoaSS. Il
II &
;;t s ;ss ;ss!s
r. % n e n.s sss @
sss u .a &. s 70 sy
sef Msy VI. dussed i siaaai n. co.ina II /. tGS ia
ps ssSs ~ 5s.! =:
II ~ ap'sss I; II
IL il y :s': !: 81 L ;;ss''i fs;s
s:: ss;;s e ~;
S: ss :s;: III sts:! e
1s n ss ss,!. %
!i;sssst xs = I ns en oay I
s:: 81" ss:
AZ 9n.S. naRy sssa:istrsi ssr
M = e
s d snd dn ~
sSs ssES s|sl
s ~ fftasa ni1
ssss!is *!sssu5 ssysss !. issssa !. so.ss s
s.ss asspt .sss vi.
& m 90 b nS| >, ss sssa t
Siss1 !. tsSe::oa:; .ss !. sssSe, soe
II ID DO 4 ssls3o ffea % hosf
Ssc!ssd s!s:lsS y III: =:
spits ot ihs ssr9ft q " i.sassos isla Xew Yosk
s ss Y +! ss:s
fs sas :s e: sa sss (
ss q; lsrs,sa 81 ;ea :. AZ: yT5s
e t.ss g. SS.ia IS
Y ts.: I'd Il n. FISH, Gzsx cs
bsynk orieTs and os rats Tito tIs market u sf.
4. ss 4 t. :s T. ,"asa e. Il s2
yaat s At E WI 81, :, Sss, e.:.. ass..t
III gssSoAej 40 ba " san'plo i ossaa % aaes.
t y. 2ss' :ss :, ssss; ::, sss
s&.s f. ~ r. ss +. !: e ssss L
ii Ssssa. Vcsac, toum Was engaged for Is 0I 6u of
low KIAdo barley. cash wttu r. ofto i y HI Iu
Ko Il HY4A2a O. SWI bu No. II. H. ii 35c no Gu Do
A.. p q Gu. II slcs 700 bu bY sample u OH Total,
IL, 0l0 bu.
YIRsf CALL. z.-..-.-..
Nay. anil via. l3ak ID ~ fur June.
LaFd-4 Gn ecs u &lo. l7M tor June, aad MN0o fos
Axy.
tAftEf.
MeN pork xfs active and hRhss. Sales go bs4 ek
2llu4 f1F M&y~ 9I9. Itxt IS Is fur June.
Lard VIA .lcady. Will sa{es Of g.. SO tca u 9inn6
Wiitsi va falsiy' acttVs md 3tsDse alv6sr. May
sold a o. GlIe3 87A CLOSING At f1HK. Juns sold Gt
H. and eosed 81 1i7n Can sold ii sSi.U7X
21.t5.
Corn WA sctiye and !e higher June solt at 6An 10
sotd st asat5as4G, and eloAal u MIC
~. wtte shste 0smeF closlnx a $0c tor Nay snd
1twss Tuaaofed that vessel taken for 80 600 bu
corn.
Ii, LAFF CALL.
Mos pork VA thAdd aslel flo1tux ut us 06a
fur Nay and $tA Tho ID ~ f1t lune Eacs 4 73Q bs9
1t 4l6. 1SGAta ~ seller June Sa- =
Lard va 50 better, closing 1t SO 10 for NAY and
qin 23t{telQA fer Ju0u EAle4 76Q tcs u 3th .EsM
seller June.
Short T!bs rers es.es ssles ec,ag reported Of oo
, 1877-04-27

r. a,2,a a. -, nosnslly e. Ko Nav.nk+.
e Was ea.it IT, aaist; @ Il aF, II; nn.
~ 's, n, mi ,1c',. i'Gft :c.c anaa
~ ';f yei. 'SSs sc; s. i IT,!
XII. ssys ses s:s;BB': .B:, a. ds ri Western n'sasad
naars.;SssE .,sf.@Sss. ID I'd apasssssss nssssnssa
. tR s sss'f ss sS}ss'ts + r1 Fl.
TX: ss ;s: III
s;'s sFs9': .s 1ss!SsS!!i9isi% !:.sn9i7s s'ssss sts
Euas-A shsls Nrnrr, f2c. -.....
?ssss oss az tiss. % s. VA
:s 'ss5: S'S:! a$sI; s liz sf''' ''
SNHs:;s=iF'iis'!i N%':sf-Fi;%!!ii, 5;siis: s'!is:
n..1.ea,, Apr, '1e9s ss1Fsoas-ssroas aud sue,.,,,
.ssS: aes b
s:sss %tssd, ;@ot aSf W.
;ss hssIss.s1:' s H. s.ssy sss asSs.: si% "'
znssS:a zs;:'sS:s e .hoH5sis sas; y
sss.*f e!fs; F :a
~ Ss @ 's y rsansd ss s' s..
III. I'll hps osta .M;i nj pf'' "aeA' Ao" ou' corn
s"frxsST'-c0rn; :a1i2SnIr,n. nl.MS r.:
;s!s ;se' ef; !;s. tx ii; u BIZ 'sSs'SS'Ssss II s
;se1 "; IL II S!5is I:ssi Il:
.Hesp,G;C1syer m; aeady' prime. staoo0loso, t.r,
casat; ons asw ssss sse Sea b''a'a
Eaos"i1G1iaee..' "s"' '''s''''
ass3SWs.S|s4t .TstGse 'sss eruas,'a
'''' y" ~ .os'i,.
i,Ss III ESv.s ,spE Ap,,fY .aa ov.r, 10.
FIonhst2ons; aouG;s s1s!a iat 81. soas as, .res,.
1cd tal ~ 2, cMh. sal III faf mosoJ - An1:Ho.
Cnm hisber xct}Yr sntf nnn.rTinL; s'ltT,hsnr r11
opened saAei o7o; ee;ea 3ae, .Iuna openea
psbex, ea can't foe @ Sta NAY, so ca
Barley. nothing doas.. '''4'
Wniak?-Ste.dY md unclaimed; et.oa.
sp III cs,'1 ,1 Sst 1osF &C. % ss
fett!e Iod io4c Gnk n,rats cas!cT. sf,odeS ~ XII XII
Nayt ele sr ri6 adcs SIC asKed, Mcou rasiers Gxs,
ataocs oAos'tc. -....u ~'~'
rrrr1vr., n Ali % ~. M1n,,-.&,.
los1c. ~ "'''' 1'' fio"-Dan soa 'oHet'
- nn1ISoWhsst FAY mqaerately active md haher, ret.
Tsnecdi Saas9c 0a;a ScAFco snu nF, 4sasaa ~. ~
stfong sIoa Barley Ia good dcmands 7ool 70 priias
H. nVt.sn~.-nnxh H.. e,t, .,n ~
dutet but nTmt sicaM Tx Ia 1n, kc,fa fa
3uk meats Ii falr dem and1ut !owcr SHei SIC, sss
DaSon quiet md 1teAstYt b4saS4cs Di4s44se
HUTrxa-Falr demand, lov.r, mir, wcur,n ,,c,,,x.
a. tIpt2ocs cholce c+rtra.. 15& iec.
Llssxfn on-steadI and n srms E'aodc.
u,,w.rv ~
moieYatay sstIve, sprtnE eStias, xa a5 Mt
1EAfx-Eheas excited md higher; opened advanced
Sae' @ Ms5, 5nIs - ri 10 Mi
1s15Sa. oats unsettled anI hfgNert NJ. irc.h, @sct
Mayt 4ac: ttJe HIGHER; No. !. Hc2Sl.0n DArlcy drmi
sia.5o june. -. As'A-s' A''s pofA
9,-M r9,.1,aaTs-MMhsss e ~ Mnsgeeo. 7Ae.
sairMxxrsIFJout. d Go6 Him Whs;st. ~ III In.
NEw oiunAxs. ~: e>' '@'
MY oRLxAFs, Akrtl a'.-FLnua-Demand good
tenaihf 4p~sIh; snMEefnns. r. $7.hHs1 e5i Ky. FLEA
, 1877-04-27
LUMBER.

Tho offerings 1t tho sale docks wets sma1 yesterday
md tho market Wal netcarlly quiet. Piece stun WIS
quoted u ~ 997. 90 and common boArds NJ $3.50 and
medium at SIC. TO-.
Lumbar frcights xera steady At sl.oo for Muakeson
aud 81. - for kfAn!stec,
Tho yard market wa fairly eatlva. Orsan lumbar
has been so1d from lle docks 1t esa thap te60 but
that u tho general prtca. Some dealers ata holding
thtiF lumbar hahoE on account Ut ha poor prospects,
for geting tho logs down IN Wisconsin. Quotations,
, 1877-04-27
LIVE STOCK.


TotAl,s-..,...s....,.ss.ss...-.7. 7.7a9 A017< = 533
CATFLK-Tho heavy receipts sad the dheourastnx
nass from the ksst eauasd lasseusd dsmsnd And
general weakeu!nG Of prices, ths market averaging
Ahuut loo lowor than oo Welaesdsy. The several
c1sacs Of buyers wera veil rcpscsentod but there did
not appear " be any urgency 10 tbs demand from any
source. and dull and dr1ggtng ts3ds from tho
opcnlnE 70 the close. Pstces RANGED from s9saJ 10
for eouMoo coHA ktAG& butla oxcn, aud inferior M1
ID lots 70 Il eoas " fos choice. bat most OF the days
work doua u 7anxs Of u 5o9a 10 for faIs to
good grsdes Among the sales ~ hssd Averaging
,hl8 bA Al ta.uQ by nen&lsy, t0hnston Co, aud II
bead OF TexAnA averaging W. iba u IS 10 Tea uAs-
ket cossd weak With good doa OF stock left
sold. -
QUOTATIONS.
Choice HeeTee-Ffn fAf. welf lf-tofmed s.
year to5. yaAt.old ststfs. we!khinx l. &D0to
Qaod bss.ss-we :;.iisssI stssis. .sixa
iaX / ~ y !. 4n na:..: aoo3a a5
Lug l, lD " ~ QHs......-........ -, 31lA 70
bptcheFa 5tus Poor " cnnlU0n atecrI Anl
co4lraua " c4otcs cows. fos e1iJ Slaughter
wcghlpK el0t 10 l. 1ul ba. ba........,..... T. AQ4% 20
6tus : Cat1-EUm11a Sattlt, Weighing TO
Y ts0 1&oaL 80
balle. sud scs!swsx atce.... ,,,..,..... atoal Is
, 1877-04-27

oL1TnLANp, o.. April 1a-rxzaoLEux -Mstfes
steady and arm, standard whtts, ITO te4t, lsc.
piT1auuHu. April 21,-lsTnoL Eux-Quet, Grade
4262'i u lrrterst rnhncd, ls3kGlsAc, Th,jadslphs
delivery.
, 1877-04-27

uOaS-fh1 Meayy fteept4 and tha reaction IN tho
s hgx PSs esSS 81 tho sa
were At loo on: willis bature noon !hn entire aavAtes
Of the DIR before had bstn lost tho market settling
down = q sodss 20 for poor q prime ltxhs wexhh
nMa - sn ~ ier Eonf RI 20 onolae hssvJ
Ing At tho cfuso waa favorable to further decline.
, 1877-04-27

- IVVkE 1ItV IN E4
WlINtsaroH, April 3o.-siaaira TuAs1a71As-
BtcadJ Al 31c.
, 1877-04-27


NEW 7onk. ArHl 9d,-Dusneta quiet with psekaE&
houses and tobbnG trado light tnl irTugtnr Qotsoa
goois moving slowly from flrst hands; brown sua
blcaahsd cottoui unsettled prints quiet, heavy ea
merrs and wotsted coaiings LII fair demand byths
clothing er1le.
, 1877-04-27
COTTON.

SAVANNAH. April :d.-CoT-roN -puilt mtdallng,
1oc net receipts ia ba1clE gross receipts csI sae
2S; coaasytsc, I.
MoAnK, April 2e.-CorToN-Weak aud Irregular
mtddlng, loi9IoSos nat receipts, 1B9 bales, salea
250i coastwise, BIS.
GALVESTON, April 2a-CorroH-Wcak, m!ddlns,
10tc| not recetpts 1ai halcst tslca, 403i coa1tst
Al,
C1fARLkbrox. April 70 -Cor1oN-Wcakt mtddipk.
lto net receipts, so balass aslss 6oo 70 tha CONT
nant a73l eosatwiso, icp,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-08

Il any person or firm pursuing Rny Of
the occupations or tral.s npcn which
license is required to be paid BY this
ordinance, shall fail to pay the censs
imposed by the 81 day of March,
1877, the collector is hereby thoriz d
and it is hereby made his duty, to col.
lact said license according t, law
On motion, the account of William
Rowe. for work done on the lake bank,
was approved, for, fifty dollars, and the
Mayor authorized to issue his warrant
for the same.
On m,tion, the account of n. J.
Rosteet, for shovel furnished corpora.
ton, amounting to one dollar and
twenty-five cents, was approved, ard
the Mayor authorized to issue his war.
rant for the same.
On motion, the account Of Ryan &
Geary, for lumber furnished the cor.
poration from March rs, 1876 to JAM.
airy % ls77, amounting to $55 79 vas
approved. and the Mayor authorized to
issue his warrant for the came
On motion. tho Council adjourned
until the next regular meeting.
Approved:
WIN. MEYER, Mayor,
Attest
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NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
RAILROAD.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
(soMMENCING January 4, 1877. I

COMMENCING January 4, 1877, !
~ will furnish regular weekly trans
portation to travellers from Orange,
Texas, to Lake Charles, La, making
connection with the railroad at Orange,
(now running cars tri weekly to HoHs-
tom and with the u. S. Mai, stage at
Lake Charles, running tri:weelkly to
New Iberia. A. soon as there is sufi.
cient travel to justify it, / will make
semi. weekly trips between Lake Charles
and Orange, Until further notice
travellers by my line viii leave Lake
Charles every Thursday, and Orange
every Friday Fare, FIVE dollars.
Stage office at Lake Charles, ut j. W.
Bryan,s store.
Marion Fairchild, agent at Orange.
j.. a. PERKINS.
Dee. 81, 1876
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WIN. MEYER, Mayor
ALLEN GtLLEY, Secretary.
A Lady Mason.

There is an old masonic ira.
dition or story to the effect that
the onI y hdy who WAS ever made
II frecmason, was an iuqulsltive
damsel, who, anxious to become
acquainted with tie mystic rites
and cerem mics OF the ancient
craft - ooncealed herself in the
body OF su old fashioned clock ia
the Iodge-room, fr"m which she
obtained an excellent view Of what
went on daring the initiation of q
candidate. Afew particles Of dust,
however, caused her to sneeze,
upon which she was dragged from
her hiding-piace by the Indignant
bretheru, and, as sire could not be
allowed to leave the lodge free to
divulge what she hau seen, was
compelled herself to submit to the
ceremony Of initiation, and thus
became the first lady freemason
ever known. We question the
authenticity Of this story but we
have nov the authority Of The
Freemasou itself for stating that
the ranks ST that iilustrious Order
now contain the name OF one OF
the gentler sex, in the person Of 9
Countess Hadicn, who has been
lecelyed rs a freemason in al Hun
garian lodge under the grand
orient OF Hungary. The countess,
we are told, is highly educated
lady, and having studied and be-
come well versed in masonic lit
erature, she was regularly proposed
and seconded in open loige, bal-
| ted for, and in due course was
daily initiated. The grand orient
of Hungary, however, declared Vie
initiation to be null nd void, on
the ground that II woman Is dis
qualified from being freeuesou
and the curious question now
arises whether, as The countas
was actually initiated, she eau be
refused admission TO her loaRs.
How this delicate point will %
settled by the masonic elders Il ie
impossible to say bat if the gs4ud
orient can destroy by any edlos q
their own the value of the 9ia
adage, "oDee d mas. d a. RG9a g.
they will have performed
a !, ut that appears to be qQlta SIS
d fiionlt of performances as i RaalQ
be for \ camel to pass throu8h tAa
eye Of u needle. Ex.
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w. :. (ROW.
Dec 2S ly

CARP PENTER AND BUILDER.
DEGS leave to annDun ,e to the peo-
ID pie OF Lake Charles, that he is pre-
pared to do Job work, aud to take con
tracts for building or repairipg. Al
business in his me viii be attended to
with dispatcl, and interest Shop near
Masonic ballaIRg. Ma lily
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4 BAkGATN.

,FNHF DB. BRA&uEAR PLACE, ON TUF
1 Calcasi.u River lust below Marion, (isid
Town wirh AL toe ~ dngs and Ipproye.
meDts. and NE HuUDhtD AND SIXTY
ACRtS land.
forms -Four Hundred and Fifty dollars
ca IL.
Apply to Gee. II. WELLS, Agent, Lake
Chartes, ! ousiana.
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For Sale.

A I Lake Charles City, pari h of Cal
n casieu that fine residence formerly
copied by Ernest Florenyille, with
lot Of 200 feet front by 100 deep. Best
locati f2r business. Terms. one-third
cash, balance IT 6And ~ months credit.
Dff,rs to be made 10y mail to A Tru-
4eau l3 st Charles street. Key in
the hands OF Mr.. Julien Richard.
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IELEGRAPH.-lhe telegraph line
from Washington, to eonnect With
the main line Of the Western Uniau
at RpyyiIle, is DOW being rapidly
CONSTRUCTED, and is within seyen CT
eight miles Of this place. sub
sc,lbels to this line are reqaesteS
to be ready to pay up accor lJ
agreemept.-l Lafayette
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25
FIRE ORGANIZATION.

The matter of organizing a well disciplined
and efficient fire department was frequently
mooted month or two ago, but the results of
this agitation have not made their appearance
on the surface as yet. Has that project been
abandoned! We trust not, for there is not a
town in the State that stands more in need
of thoroughly organized fire department
than Carson. Our city is principally
built of infammable material, and the high
winds to which we are, at certain seasons of
the year, subjected certainly necessitate
the establishment of department which will
act harmoniously under the guidance of one
head in times of great emergencies, from
which we are not any more exempt than any
other city built and exposed as Carson is. 1t
is to be hoped that our fremen, who are
truly excellent in the management of fires,
such as we have had, will not defer taking
action in accomplishing this much needed
object, for no one can tell what great savings
of property from destruction may accrue from
such a step
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25
PERPETUAL MOTION.

In this city there is a man experimenting
on what he denominates perpetual motion
engine He informed our reporter that that
has been his hobby for the past twenty years.
He was employed upon that scheme in Eng
land, Germany, France and in the Atlantic
States, and up to within three years ago, for
monomaniacs on this subject, who were pos
sessed of capital This man is an enthusiast,
and expresses the most unbounded faith in
the feasibility of inventing perpetual motion
engine, despite the ridicule heaped upon the
proposition by the deepest and most erudite
philosophers. Our genius, whose heart and
soul is wrapped up in this hallucination, is a
German, about 30 years of age, and of more
than ordinary intelligence outside of the per-
petual motion fallacy. He must also be pos
sessed of some means, for he stated to our re-
porter, that should his money become exhaust
ed before his visionary scheme reaches a GER
tain degree of perfection, he will return to
Europe, where many men with money and
confidence in the possibility of this invention,
will only be too glad to avail themselves of
his experience, and furnish him all the aid he
may require. We had long given up hope of
hearing of this species of insanity again. So
much money has been squandered upon this
great Inpossibility-so many ambitions
wrecked upon the shoals of this foolish and
erratic idea, and now perpetual motion
lunatic crosses our path in the very heart of
the Sierra Will wonders ever cease2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25
COUNTESS BOZENTA.
such a Ster

The box sheet. for the performance OF
Madam Modjeska, Countess Bozenta), the
unequalled Polish actress, on Monday eve
ming, the goth instant, is now open. There
will be an immense rush to witness the extra
ordinary histirnic talent displayed by that
LADY, therefore it would be well to secure
seats early. The press, throughout the coun-
try, is unanimous in the enthusiastic praise
of Madam Mojeskas acting. She will only
remain one night
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25
ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

On Tuesday evening solitary horseman
was vending his way slowly toward this city
from Genoa, and about dusk, as he was near
ing Carson, he was hailed by a stentorian
voice. He reigned up, and on looking around
the outlines of rufianly looking fellow were
distinguishable, who requested the rider to
pass over what little loose change he might
happen to have on his person. The horseman,
whose name is John S. Humill, resident of
American Flat said call right, and made a
move as if he were about to comply with the
commands of the modern Claude Duval; but
instead of handing out purse, Mr.. Humill
drew a six shooter and blazed away at the
would-be robber, who, evidently not being
armed, fed in dismay. The scoundrel could
not have been in the highway business long,
or he certainly would not have permitted his
intended victim to get such an advantage
over him. However the result is satisfactory
Mr. Humill describes the fellow as being
about feet inches high, sandy complexion
(as well as he could judge, wearing dirty
grey shirt and black SLOUGH hat, the latter
evidently having braved the storms of many
winter; and the whole make up of the indi-
vidual was that of the modern tramp Mr..
Humill further adds that he is confident his
assailant was not armed, or he would not
likely have been gotten rid of so easily.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

ARRESTS. Five more Cinnamon were
placed under arrest on Tuesday and yesterday
on charges growing out of last Saturday. mat
inee. They are accused of melting a riot
and the charges were preferred against then
by Albert of the Hop Wo Co.
Police CoURT-Two Cinnamon were UT
before his Honor, Judge Witheren yesterday
morning, on charges of exhibiting deadly
weapons, for which little pleasantly they were
fined $50. each. They paid their fines and
went on their ways rejoicing,
The Gold Hill Ne,es devotes two columns
of its valuable space to giving list of exhibit
ors at the Reno Fair, to whom prizes were
awarded, and adds, in a consolatory tone,
that the thing will be continued Must be
rather short of items.
F. NJ. Hufal1er, from Kentucky, was ad-
mitted to practice in the Supreme Court,
yesterday,
The Carson Mint shipped $4,000 in dimes
to the Z. S. Sub Treasury at Cincinnati, yes
terday.
Mr.. A. c. May leaves these scenes this morn
ing for Bodie. Hope he'll strike big
mine.
Mr.. Thomas J. Stephens of Virginia, was
in Carson yesterday, lookingfor lost Ratchet.
Stocks are down, which is productive of
downheartedness
Hon. J. W. Haines was in the city yes
terday.
Hon. Curt Hillyer was in the city yesterday.