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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-25
LUM GEE DISCHARGED.

The preliminary examination of Lum Get
charged with the murder of All Ping was con
tinued before Judge Witherell yesterday
The examination monopolized the attention
of Court during the whole day. The testi
mony was wearisome and very conflicting.
The case was argued by the respective coun-
sci for the prosecution and defense, and sub
mitted to his Honor Judge Witherell, who de-
cided that the evidence obtained was not suf-
fciently strong to prove that the defendant
had done the killing or even in any direct
way an accomplice of the perpetrators of the
deed, and therefore ordered his discharge
from custody. Look out for some lively
matinees in Celestialburg
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-25
PROPOSALS FOR ACID.

THE MINT OF THE UNITED STATES, AT CARSON
supernt endents Office, September 70, 1877.
SSEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceivod by tie pLders gned until u o'clock noon
MuNDAl, OUTOBtk 1st, 1877, from paris desiring to
furnish the Mint of the United States at carson, with
Suphuric Acid, 62 Beaume in such quantities may be
Proposals must also contain bid for the Sulphae Of
Copper resulting from the operations Of the Refinery
the same period.
All bids must be Endorsed proposals to Supply the
United States Mint at Carson with Sulphurc Acid and
addressed to
sp13td JAMES CRAWFORD, Superintendent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-25
TRANSFER OF THE ORMsBY HOUSE

Mr.. John T. Farmland yesterday closed the
purchase of the Ormsby House, and will as
sumo charge as host on the 1st. proyimo.
Mr. Farmland went to San Francisco last eve
ming to make purchases of new carpets, china
glass ware, etc. He proposes upon his re-
turn to make many desirable improvements
about the premises. The hotel will be con-
Quoted on first class high toned scale The
retiring landlord will receive our attention
when he really picks up his bag and baggage
to find comfort in the shade of private life.
New GOODS IN THE CLOTHING LINE con-
tinue to arrive In great cases and bales and
loads at Boscowitz's one price clothing store.
Some of these goods are of a very novel kind.
There are some paper collars, for example A
dozen of these come in handsome box with
a checker board on the top side; and to make
the thing complete there is little bag of
checkers on the inside. So you can get
yourself up in spotless paper and have little
game of your own thrown in. But the special
feature of this new stock is the hats; and of
the hats in general the Sou-wester hat in par
ticular This is undoubtedly the genteelest
hat now worn.
On Sunday evening last, shout dusk,
Messrs. Mcconnell and County Treasurer
Fraser were driving up Carson street in a
single buggy, when suddenly double buggy
team swooped around one of the corners,
driven by heller SHELTER driver, and came
near running over Mr. McConnelrs buggy
and the precious load contained therein
Mountain beer and double teams wont mix
any more than oil and water
STOCKS. was quite squirt in JUS
tice and Alta yesterday. The entire mar
ket was frmer than it has been for some lit
tie time past. What this rise portends is
difficult to say, but it is to be hoped that !
strikes will be made in the mines to insure |
a more profitable market than we have had
during the proceeding eight months.
The funeral of Mr. Joseph B. Howes took
place yesterday afternoon from the Methodist
~HuACAA) dAAIA was AdA 5Olg oelCAOCU' AIAO uC-
ceased was the father of Mrs L. S. Greenlaw,
and, We believe also of Mrs James Spurgeon
Of this city.
Capt. J. W. Haynie and Robt. F. Pixley
'eturned from West Gate yesterday, where
hey have been for the past week, examining
some of the recently discovered mines.
The Curry Engine people are fitting up
heir old quarters in good style. They will
lave everything in apple pie order in few
lays.
Hon. H. R. Linderman, Director of the
United States MINIS, arrived in the city last
vening, and is guest at the Ormsby House.
Visitors at the Lake Tahoe hotels are thin
ing out The weather is growing colder,
nd the season is about drawing to a close
The Board of City Trustees held special
1eeting last night for the purpose of revising
he City license ordinance,
H. NJ. Yerington went to San Francisco
list night,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-25

Work on the North Carson mine has been
temporarily suspended.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02
ARCHBLSHOP BAILEY.

Among the arrivals in New York Aug.
2lst, by the Cunard Steamship Russia, was
the Venerable Archbishop Bayley, of Ba.-
timore, who, it will be remembered, went
to Europe several months since to recruit
his health. The Herald says:
He was accompanied on his homeward
journey by his Vicar General, Father Nc
Manus; Bishop McInierny, of Albany; and
his secretary, Rev. Mr.. Ubaldo; Rev. Fa
ther McMurray, of Scranton Rev. A. S.
McConomy, secretary and chancellor of the
Archdiocese of Philadelphia; Father Con-
roy, of New York, recently ordained at
Rome ; aud Father Maguire of Boston.
The party left Queenstown on the 18th
inst, and report having had delightful
voyage. Tue health of the venera ole Arch
bishop is not much improved by his Earo-
pean travel. He was very sick at intervals
during the voyage, and the passengers
irrespective of creed, were quite sulicitous
for his welfare. On his arrival at New
York, he proceeded to Seton Hall, New
Jersey, where he will remain for u month.
Meanwhile the affairs of the Archdiocese
of Baltimore, which he presided over, will
be conducted by the Right Rev. Coadj utor,
Bishop Gibbons, tho has had charge during
the Arch bishops absence.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02
GOOD ADTICE FROM SENATOR CONh.
LING.

AT the annual meeting of the Veterans
Association of Oswego Co., New York, On
the 25tE, Senator Conkling made a speech,
in which he said the future prospects of
the country and the promise of the future
in respect to national prosperity are any
thing but gloomy. The war was great
political, social and moral earthquake. 1t
brought an Initiation of currency and of
prices wAich breeded extravaganza in
everything.
We over speculated and overdid in many
ways, and have paid heavy penalties.
Every nation has suffered aud is suffering
from hard times, but the failure of America
is assured against everything but the folly,
the madness and the cowardIce OF man.
We need to cherish earnestness of purpose
in public and private affairs-the earnest
ness which comes of common sense, not
the noisy pretention which is sounding
brass and Iinkling cymbal.
We need to cherish a government of
laws, not a government of men. We need
reverence for the constitution and the laws
and observance of them by all-especially
by all in authority. The way to insure
some of these things is for every man,
whatever may be his occupation or position,
to give some thought and action to public
affsirs. This is the only mode under our
system of government in which that system
can be made effectual and just. 1t wss to
insure this right of every man to be heard
in the public counsels and to be counted in
the majority whose judgment is the final
decision in q republic, that these veterans
fought aud suffered.
On this veteran day it cannot be amiss
to remind you how high is the obligation to
discharge the duty and 10 assert and to
exercise the right for which they did and
suffered 30 mucu.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02
THE MINOR PR0DUCTS OF TIE SOUTH.

It ia beginning to dawn upon the South
ern mind at last that the splendid coil and
climate of the South are capable OF deveI-
oping many articles besides cotton that will
bring money to the Southern purse. Ihe
sumptuous appearance of the st. Louis
markets from the month of February to the
close of the year reveal an interesting con
dition of Southern thrift. Early fruits and
vegetables of the choicest kind are shipped
from Southern farms to many Northern
cities, and large sums of money realized
upon them. 1t is believed that more money
per acre is realized upon the minor pro
ducts Of the South than upon the cotton of
the South. This is specially true of the
States that have light, quick soils, as Geor-
gia, North aud South Carolina and Florida.
The soils of these States would lmpoverish
one who would attempt to grow cotton for
business, but will enrich any one who
shall diligently and intelligently cultivate
all of the minor products, such as fruits,
vegetables, flowers aud nureery stock.
A lady in Georgia took 600 pounds of
dried fruit to ma6ket recently and obtained
$50 for ito cents per po1nd-to her as
tonishment. A bale of cotton would not
have brought her more than $40 at 10 cents
per pound and would have required two
acres of land for it's growth and consumed
more time, labor aud money in Its produc
tion and making ready for market than the
fruit did, and it is likely that the 6OO
pounds of fruit were produced Oft less than
half an acre. If the Alden evapOrators
were introduced into Southern States and
the fruit crops utilized unlimited quantities
may be exported and the price obtained
would be more per pound and net more per
acre than cotton yields, or than sugar
yields. Peaches and many other kinds of
fruit will begin to bear the third year,
during which time the field where the
young trees were growing could be utilized
for corn, potatoes, cotton, sugar cane, or
any crop which requires ploughing and
hoeing. After the trees came into bearing,
tween the fruit and the grass crop the land
would yield money Ike a gold mine. If
Southern planters will study their own in
terests they will pay more attention in
future to the minor products of their soil
than they have ever done befoIe.-St. Louis
Republican.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02
Relief Without 4 Doctor.

Though we wonld by no means be under
stood a. deprecAting bat rather recommending pro
tDsaionai aid in diseaae, there multtudes Of in
AtaI WHEN It'll neither necessary easy obtain
sPectho ke Hostetter's Stomach Btters is possessed
Of medicinal resourco adequate to euIeTKeB
in which dicA advice would be otherwise needtu
That sterlr tonic and invariably reuees
and is RuthortattNeiy recon ended for debility indi
geBtiOn, hver disorder, irregular habit OF body
urinary and uterine troubles pcAt snd
Rout many other ailments Of frequent occurrence
Il eAdicates and prevents nteritent aud remittent
fsyers entail dependency, checks
dC cav and invigoTates the muscular ts.
sIoP Sleep digestion and appetite promoted by
IA an a. 10 extremely useful IN overcoming tTtc
sf exk2us ~ exposure.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02

GOING, GOING FAsT.-We give up a full
column CT the 9th page of to days STAR the card
of the popular house of Levy Bros. $50 Mafazns
street. 1he business conducted by these gentlemen
has grown much that they have been compelled to
secure larger quarters, and consequently thoy wi
the end of this month to the spacious
and 55A Magazine street, of st. Andrew. They
will there open October st with entirely stock
which they now purchasing in Europe and at tho
North, one of tho members being now in New York.
Meanwh they must dispose of the stock hand and
having only twenty-five days to do this iu they have
cut down prices to wonderfully low figure witness
the following taken from their advertisement,
Calico at oents best at cents.
Toweling at cents.
lu4 Brown Sheeting ut 1S cents.
5000 yards Embroidery. at cents up.
Lonsdals White Cotton at "a cents.
Empress Cloth at 25
White Linen at 25, 80 and 35 cents.
Alpaca, all celors, at - cents, etc, etc.
and thing else at proportionately low prices Call
and examine goods, after having carefully read the
refer
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02

With confidence restored and good crops,
the prospects of our business never more
fattering. Already many have made grand pre-
parations for the fan trade having had their sores
fixed, put in stocks, had their wagons eto
oyerhauled and repaired, bought But a
number still lag behind and to these would venture
3 little advice with respect to buying new wagons
carts, etc, having the old fixed. And this
advice is TO their orders only to skilled me
chAnics, TO men who by their good woIk and fair
charges have built regulations in tnis community
worth prese rvnG. Foremost among these rank ou r
friends Messrs. ]. Thomson & Bro, 6s and 20
Rampant street between Common and Gravier =.
Every order is hled under their immediate supervi-
sion with the conscientious care, and their
charges remarkably moderate. Give them q trial
and vouch for it your satisfaction will be such
shat you will ever after be numbered amor their
patrons
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02
mere will and pleasure of the Minister of

mere will and pleasure of the Minister of
Public Instruction.
From the Universities in Italy the Gov
ernment has already banished the science
of theology, and from the elementary
schools the same Government has removed
the teaching of the Catechism. 1t is pro-
posed to banieh philosophy also from the
Universities. because philosophy can hardly
be taught without the risk of INTRODUCING
religion. When all the Government unie
versities, colleges, and schools are made
free from religion in any shape, then the
designs of Signor Mancini and his friends
will be perfected. Italy will be practically
without religion. 1t may be thought that
the people will maintain schools independ-
emily OF the government, where religion
will be taught by Catholic priests. But
ucational Bill will make it imperative on
the local corporations, parishes, or com
munes, to support schools in which the
Government is supreme, and the instrue-
tion altogether lay. To tese Goddess
schools, tie children of the poor will be
forced to resort. And these Goddess
schools and colleges will not be negatively
irreligious, but actively anti Catholic.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02
Justice TO the Jesuits

The present Spanish Government, how
ever weak lts title, has at least achieved
the merit of making a restitution which
ought TO have teen made years ago by a
legitimate king. The "most noble and
most loyal" city of Azpeitla, in the pro-
vince of Guipuzcoa, is the native place of
st. Ignacio de LoyoIa, the great founder Of
the Society of Jeeus. During both Car
list wars Azpeit,a always held out for its
legitimate sovereign to the last. In an
eminently Cathohc province this city
stands foremost "a bulwark of the Cath
olic faith ; yet, strange to say, ever since
the cruel ard peIhdious expulsion OF the
Jesuts from Spain: IN l767, the convent
about a mile away from Azpeitia, which
bears the name of the founder of the soci-
ETY., had lain in ruins, having like many
other similar editices been a prey to the
desolation that fell on Spain at that time.
Recently, however, on the occasion of the
festival of st. lgnatiue, which was at
tended by the bishops or Santander, Gala
horra, Pamplona, and Vitoria, the convent
was restored to its rightful owners, and by
this act of justice the Government of Don
Alfonso has done great deal to conciliate
the rutfled feeiogs of the Basque people.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02

ZUBERBIER & BEHAN.-Special attention is
called to the card uberber e. BehAu to
Schneider & Zuberbeir, which publish our Afth
page. Succeeding to an immense and weleStabliAhed
business the energy and business tact of the
of the firm will enable them only to retain the
patronage accorded the house extend
il throughout the South.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02

Said Detroit lady to a gentleman of
that city: "You. are q musician believe"
"No" said he. off were the proprietor of
a hand organ, set expressly to play 'Old
Hundred l couldn't get eeventy-tive out
of it,"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02

Oar publio-spirited fellow citizen, Philip
Werlen, has removed l35 CnnSl street, which has
been specially fitted mp for his alton His
splsndid planes organs, etc, make fne appearance
in their magnificent quarters.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02

Imported and domestic new fail prints at
E. H Adams & Brothers, 596 Magazine street
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02
RATES OF THE "sTAR,'
SQUARRs.

Trsnsaut Advertisements, 81 SO per square etos ID
Gertlon.
Cuts inserted ut special rates. ,..-,.
Wants and Personal Information AdToTtiseAe"''
10 cents Ter Inc each insertion.
EDITORIAL Notices. 20 cents . line.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02

Read Levy Brothers Advertisement on fifth
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02

Friday, August 81, lsT7. !
FINANCIAL Quotations EXCEPTIONAL paper s<o-psl
Der annnm AL do. 9 lU second. grade to =;
first class mortgage do to per cent am;
ond grade II TO 5 Gold II Is to II al American Sve
half dollars and Mexican dollars nominal; Commercial
Sterling 81 to 5O bank to 5O4A the bank check
ing rate New York ] per cent premium, and cor
mercial sight al !.
, 1877-12-22
hflllRisHlhG Rlnnn.

The blood fmparts to the bndy the elements
which arc effentiaL to ita existence. When these
arc inaut1ctcnllY supplied. III energies begin tn
nsg. there II a tos4 of tcsh, tho murcfrs rrow
Nsccid, tho reflective powers lose v'qor. --tsety
tIncr thcrc cItcnmstatlees II IA ohylous ihht tho
con.ti.ulinn mu.t toon r!1e way nn!c-a tho vital
huiA IL eny,chcd To accomplish this object. re;
fertilizer Of Tho bloo, lo*tetfera stomach Bttcrs
which promotes assimilation Of the food. and !.
ths means OF rendering the circulation itch and
speedily aprarent in gain Of bodily yiaor md
menta. energy. fegnlsr aetIon o. the vafinus
organs Also result" from ~ use. tho gota wafk o.
t,dIIY eefuem Rnea tdpldlt on. hnl eventually
health IL established upon sure hasls.
, 1877-12-22

There arc somo people in America, after al1,
Who pray that tho Turks may bo victorious. A
New Haven cartridge factory WAS obllged to
auspenl operations Saturday. owing to the
bsckwartlncss Of tho Porto In paying for amnu'
nlttop obtained from tllis firm on credit.
, 1877-12-22

Tho noble efforts Of the locat Democracy to
for,n Tammany organization arc unavatllng,
md viii bo 80 until Aaskw, or GooDELtr or
.oue other leading patriot explains Just how
me spols ara to como In The aycrago Demo
rr,t hates mere Renera]izatipns.
, 1877-12-22

KArH FIELD eays sho loves too many Anerf.
can men TO marry QUO OF them. In the face Of
this frank confession It ts doubtful It my o1e OF
them would caro- to embark In 50 precar!ous
matrimonial speculation.
, 1877-12-22

A beautiful Hickstte Quakeress 1tctured in
Philadelphia Tuesday evening, and though she
spokc In an uninterrupted monotone, aud uscd
no gestures, the young Quakers were alt 1lick"
s,ttd.
, 1877-12-22
DRY GOODS, Etcs
M0s. Goss@:ge
f. Go.
Christmas Gifts!
al Superb ;Sf0cE!'
F." ElcJnnf nnfl Suggestive Nou-
cities not 10 be f0H,d
elsewhere -

ltich lsiacR Silks
From sl.6o upward IN qoa't'es nef't'ns
Recommendation.
Plain Silks and velvets corresponding.
silk lsr0cntics md Plain Silks.
'l'.ds':
An,wa,n and Mst.ls..e silt, for Cloak.
, 1877-12-22

There Is a general impression that the T. n.
c. A. made geese OF themselves tn attempting
to interfere with Mother Goose.
, 1877-12-22

While the rest OF tho family arc do'n At tho
tabernacle, tho fathers arc boarding around and
dong as we'll as could bo expected.
, 1877-12-22

~. Joseph's Church. on Sixth avenue, New
York. has i largo and wealthy. congregation: t!a
paetnr. the Kev Father Fassc!l. faithful scevant
knnwn BY hls works, test!fes 70 the wonderful
curative properties Of ''t'i1ef Ltninient iodide Of
Asnsnensa " ~ !naamua tory thenmnttsn, pains IN
she tnlnta or 1nfns for II gvcs Instant RELIEF. For
sale by all druggists.
, 1877-12-22

Mr.. FRANK MouL7ox has added new name
to the long list Of " fancy drinks" ue calls It
,holologue.
, 1877-12-22

Charles ueIhaIeek'a aCitAmrnGnes-Thep pop.
MAR EllerY and The csuper.e1eellcnt s>DfJ Mcda'.
40 hichlY tpprcclated fs England. Gerrlsny, and
Kussja, are being constantly receivs1 By lf. EMIL
schultxe, 35 Beaver atreet, New York.
, 1877-12-22

Tho usual question In tho morning is no
longcr, Which bank has gono up3 but It Is now
What Constable has been shota
, 1877-12-22

In fIrurativo language it mar bo observed
that tho hato about the County Building Ia
gradually bclng condensed into well-dcaned
KICg.
, 1877-12-22

Those who cannot wilt Chicago send to
tho l.adtea' Purchasing ARehcY. Tl.efr orders VII!
meet prompt attention. Mtt. ". Il. Mallory, III
Kapt Madison attcet, Ro0m IL,
, 1877-12-22

Musicians at the Old and Now Worlds aEree that
In the Mathushek piano they hare found tho desld-
aeRtnfn.
, 1877-12-22

Over 10000 copies Of Joseph Cooks books |
have been sold.
Fannio Kemble is 85 yearB Of ago, and
weighs nearly 200 pounds.
The Marunis OF Lorno Is coming to Amer
In next fail with tho Earl Of D1n1avcn.
Senators Edn,unds nnd Thurman, although
political enemies. arc wsrm persoual friends
Tho vito Of Gilman, tho New York forgor,
has recovered her reason aud gone 10 visit her hus
band.
Barn Bow]es WAS we'll enough on Sunday
to predict that tConklinR's victory Will b hls
DOWNFALL"
Oliver Wendell Holmes will read a poem
II the centennial celebration Of Phillips Academy
Audover, Mass., next June.
II Ia eaid TINT Cen. Ord has a more effect
te army In Texas than Gen. Taylor commanded
Ehen he crossed tho Rio 0rands during tho Noxf.
sau war.
The Prince Imperial recently found him.
lelf at tho Dritish Museum sitting between two
Communists who wers reading French norcls. All
were cxfies.
Slr. Ililljard's reception by the Emperor Of
Drazil was OF very friendly character. Tho
American Minister made pfetty long speech on
The dcsIrabItlty Of n1ofs Intimate political and COM
uercEal relations botween the two countries.
The marriages OF Ben Holladay's daugh-
mir. md Mr.. 1follsas1 far 10 b,dlx sbout tbem
tha, INC took tho pfecsution to provide In her viii
that II '.I'oty." becoming widow, should marry
apothcr Ffeuchmsu, shc should b. d!sinbeflted.
7.sD. ro..r. -n. J.. .a.
n,.,.. ouo y. -, -" ~ - ,... ISL. .ss. au
artist Of our time and town. u mean to paint th'
better than It Ma1 eyef done before. | {note that
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t. soat ta0 seeset u ~ "s'en's's '@"a'e4pes A"a
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s,..,,'. o'osoA "u,,1o ooA.s ~ .."'r.
ILL., ns VI nattsms So1eAo oa nn'os"s t1'us
tsv'' fs.'1 sa.a '1.t "aen 10 oo.'s n.s a9use as
asa "aSs!ah sfec.eo' ~ 'u@s he "o".1 ne'et
pa'sho nA9 toE u an'. .a' 1as'ons W.! "a-
~. .n ,.oa' 'u.o.ka oln.ns. '"uk'"s
.aA' .ae 1tol1sso. nAe "s1o4 4e"8 eAou3"' .A'4A
.ei5 ,uo.sllsu 'ns aeesss~'| "A1u"a'' :A4 IL. r..
seseu oaanes n''sen ses' 4on& ~" 'ea 'ess "'3e
"s's'' P'e''"' tos a'u'
"Owen Meredith" Lord Lytton, Yicetoy
OF India, has excellent powers Of conEetsatlon.
Ind tells atorY bexutfufly and no ono eye. heard
a!u toll shs aatue story twtea. 10 haa been
e'p'omas N many eap'1A!A-"1e' ~ saes' 'onu-
w o"5.sos p5 1oe t'"e % VA ao' o"0 R'1 ~
.NN' .aes ~ u.*pk "'n,s" sk1eso ~ e's.s
Sao' 49, :ocept'on 10 "a1t someune' oe.'tc ', suo
,.* ""ole ese"'n* W one VI wv p'!soas' ~" s"e"
me 'e.t 10 70 naao1esa' taul hJs'oa Soes 4a' !"
"'"u' 'os us s"1ae'e"e'ss ~ 'a's fespeet
London letter-writer says: "6ala 10
ons OF The most remarkable men on tho English
plesa. 1le wa, n you know, Z tayorite with
Dickens, and wsota . srsat deal In Household
Words that used tv b. act down to tho peu Of h,a
thlet, Many OF hls contributions wero repub1lahed
tn Tho United States under tho signature Of Charlie,
Dickens, notably s.Capt. QuagR's Conversion, u
,.ttAA H.. .r.n u ii.