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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
PORT OF NEW YORK .................... FEn. 90

PORT OF NEW YORK .....-........-. FEB ~
CLEARED.
steamship city Of Berlin lBr), Kennedy. Liverpool John
Bars Norman (Brl Allen Liverpool England j. f. Whit.
u & a.
Erc N~llie Walsh Chrisuanstedt ST. CroiN Dan. W. L.,
Roche Bros. & Co.
ARRIVED.
steamship Alp. tBr). Williams. Kingston Jan 81 santa
2ji Barraiula Feb .. Carihhgtnh 3t ana Asp-
wal 18Th mdss aud pass Ia pm. Eorwood 90 fcb.
80 r. lon - 3D. spoke ship David Crockett from san
Francesca Tor New icrN.
Eng Christina cf IfalifaH. " - Munro" Cariena' IL
DAYS with uraao ORDER vessel to tp T. l. Nryiu, son
BRIG Harry c. Comery tof Balum"re Ferry Miraga'he ~
days with los oOd to order. vessel 20 swan & son
WI%p-Sursrt- sandy Honx, light, T.; thick log and
heavy rain. At city Island y. T.; with heavy RAIN
FOREIGN PORT
LONDON Feb. 22-saied 18th INST. Nellie Crosby: 2pth
inst Edh Carrnchlrl cry Autoniea the latter
fr York D,r Wau,.rrr -n ST. both Pmado pla;
Bolivia cant. R!ngty, Geo EcWity th"'th ~ h'.hhh
Arrived 10th n-i.. Luz, a. "sndnd"ii "lI- canon i',l
INST PriyI;"cr Milan, Flora capt Arilrua lier capt
Gfonn Edna Norma capt MIth.c,Cn Ede,'llt, An t"-t
1.tFc GccrGna: ~ lust Chprew1 jar Foster j. Ec"a
dor, LAKE Michigan Loinr apt heB WOOL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PaEr ROYAL. : G.. Feb 22.-Arvel, steamship CIV oil
BALTIMORE Fen 32.t feared, btfks 'oIiuh' 2i
salvatore barcelona Sailed. steamship Algerian STEWART
MISCELLANEOUS.
LWEEPCOI- Feb. - The bark Mcforl BIZ capt vaughn
rh,n cagsztd aud sunk while beng toWci ilOuSi >t
house Dock Oh the Is .n-. has been raised
MOVEMENT or OGEtE orEAM-HIP
BrsroI Feb ~ The steamship Arragon Capt = mons.
from Ncw.l OTk FEB x, arrived here today
Tor oLer SNAP Secs ram PaIei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23

EASILY SATIsFIED.-Lady: "But scarcely
want another gardener there little work for him
10 dor Modest gardener: "Ob, hain't haInbtiOus,
my lady. The least bit IN the world III do ior mel
Funny Folks.
How TO TREAT REFCsER.-Scene After a
sbort froc from cover 10 cover Friend twho given
MossOO mOuntJ "HellO old fellow, what In the world
have you done with tue mare I" MossOo (ilining he
has done clever thing) An. Ze brute she had not ~
courage 10 charge obstacles Wis me- 80 come on ana
leave her to find way for herself"-l Judy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23

WAsHyGroN. Feb. 22.-Suprcme Court Of the
United Siate-. Friday, February 22.-On motion OF Mr.
Wilson. Y. Marks esq. Of Donalisyic La, was al.
mitcd practice No 1870 Jno D. NcPrerson nppellant
Mar 4 CuX-Argument continued by Mr. Albert Pike
fnr appellant and conclude" by M Gcorgo Anplty for
appellant SO Kecham 1T al. appellants, aRt
WIN. Hulrr duncan ct al-Argument OF motions continued
by r. y Bangs In opposition. and concluded by MI r. L.
Andrews Of tie No 1867 Rudolph Noran
~ al. supcants act. Wm Butler Duncan ct aL-Moons
argued bt Nj T. l. support Of the same and BY
Mr r. y. Bangs IN opposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
JUDGE noNoHuEs DISAPPOINTMENT.

The courts yesterday were all adjourned.
Judge Donoue came down to the Court House partly
attend to any matters OF parte nature, partly to
clear UP Of the accumulated work Of Chambers
which has been east on him. In both purposes he was
disappointed. No pa:tc business requiring immediate
attention brought before him. and the papers winch
he mad carried home work not brought down
to the By the officer he had expected 20
There business in Supreme Court Chan bels Tie
cerk Offices OPEN but all papers filed were OF only
private interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23

81 0cC Geo or 90 100000 Tic SECOND Of Troys great
fires beginning the railroad river bridge. burned en-
rey through the city to the hills and the fields on the
Us vastly improved e department avallcd moth
my because there wa3 park or vacant square III
That part 81 Troy.
Surely the insurance and banking interests OF your
city cannct afford TO surrender Washington Park, thls
last ba rier 10 n corIgrtou NewGork more rtIhous
than those in Chicago and Boston. JAN
IyNGh teeDNit. E.l. 70. 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
LARCENY AND ASSAULT.

Four cases Of larceny and assault, of that
class si,naJcd rs Ir>,,Icanois, and n which, accold
iug to he provisions bil before the Iecsla
turc. the magistrates granted summary powers Of
Jurisdiction, for hearing before Justice Famncr
rtay Essex Market Police Court. I'm each in
stance the accused person rendered plea Of guilty; but
IN the ab,cucc Of the necessary authority tn act Justice
Famcr Obliged send The prisoners down for trial
Special Session, when thcv will be- entitled to al
adjourned trial, with its accompanying expense II they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
I'm GOD WE TRUST"

% the Editor Of The Trtbane.
SIR: There is one thing that Congress ought
TO do before passes the Bland bill into law thought
TO repeal the law which requires the inscription upon
orr coin 81 the motto. In God We trust" ~
CrOmirci{. Conn. Feb. 1s, 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
PASSENGER RATES IN MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 22.-The officers of
the Missouri railroads informed by the State Board
Of commissioners that the law fixing maximum rates for
passengers and freight will be put in effect month
BY act Of the Legislature in 1868 the Missouri Pacific
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Kansas City, st. Joseph and
Council Bluffs. Iron Mountain, st. Lopis and Kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
TIE "DADDIEs" NOT INFALLIBLE.

TO the EditOr or Tht TT t6une.
SIR: Thurlow Weed speaks of great luctua
tons ia the value of gold lie should tell us how much
gold would he required for the purchase Of barrel OF
-four when flour was rated at 81 ia groenbacks. Per
haps the gold has not shown as many symptoms Of ST.
Vltus's Dance "a the papcr-the promise 10 pay The
possibility of unlimited SILVER has accomplished WORK
eynncests have desprrcd Of performing stern men
Ike Ewing and "Uncle William" have been made Ike
uuto little children and are found bowling IN deepest
reverence al Heir fathers feet Ny pen softly
| realize the touchfu sublmiiy OF the scene. No
doubt our fathers were without exception.
honest virtuous and wise, hut they
didn't always agree. II is an historical fact
that that inspired work, the Constitution,
was written by a convention called hecause the rivares
and eaoIsies OF the States had made The then condition
Of Things unlcarabe it l. historical fact that the IN
tense feeling cngcndcrcd by the discussion ol certain
clauses grew into such that several times
seemed AS if the convention must lie deraceluy and
hopc,eslv broken up and silver men know that ON
fathers sent only Their uobc-t and best 10 represent
them al such grand cOuclIycs. In order 10 hold tHN
together some had then now, 10 Weld their ideas 81
abstract right ideas Of pfactcabl'ty. Example, OF
good uca rcs carried lost 10y small miOIitirs, o.
Ircvous wailug at the taxes, Of rbcpus which cHud
crushed only by force Of arms "l political 'ir@hci!
and 10 sOnal scshUcss, Of tTrachcry ana repatriation,
can he found mentioned I'm their chronicles as Ger
tainly as in ours. and II nights like those Of
o1r modern ueN rpapcIs had been directed toward
Their secret places 1t II quite possible Our Daddes
might have been shown mp - Va ny nofc Nliiu"us
IMAM ou.sclycs That they u."l silver docs mol lioI
tlt we need # ~ a standard. II IL absurd 70 tiy I"
maxi two varying units standard II measure for Inc
same Thing H. TODAY. silver dollar Is made heavy
enough 10 equal dollar in gold, IL i almost certain not
10 equal "A dollar in gold tomorrow. Even II al
uatiOis ratio ul va
nos for gold and silver. the great lava 81
suppiy and demand would bc seriously strained
their unnatural tiers ~ We ihht sN'i, hll nnnd
nations do Iul the silver VIII not only pay oar ordinary
bills oar revenues and our customs but 1t VIII Poe me
dollar with which other nations VIII pay MS Tor our
goods We however, shall still bc obliged ~ pay th"m Tor
ihcir, IN gold. This method 81 exchange would hrnE
10 rs the silver Of the world, and To- others the moro
convenient gold Let find market for lNtrt biil
LEI ns such arrangement as VIII marker u
wholly on ourselves. We cannot too heartily thank the
h3ukrr Tor having changed their trade lun2 enough 2"
make straight jacket lOr our maAidcs should lhrv GO
i"n.r COUNTRlNhN.
Ncic- York, Jan. u, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
Gin Dropcrln Go Get.

|>0'0~>|>'N"~
A HOUSE to LET.
Cheap rent 1851: in fine order; al improvements; II
10. 223 East 3lstst fine ncghbofhooc Apply c. -
last l2Sthst.
'NO LET-Four-StOry hiZl-stOOp, brownstOne
house, west ijtlst, near Jtavc rent 800 very dc
s.rable ii West H0usonst
ITO LET-Infurnished-Ma ], To small pri-
family upper part second aud third floors Of private
- lgths comprising nine complete KIT
chem separate bathroom halls and Stairs caIpeted Apply
from to]
SMOKY CHlMNEYS CURED with HULL'S
~ PATENT CAST IRON GALVANIZED NENTiLATOR
Warranted send for circular. state rights for sale . -
HULL GRIPPEN & CO, SO 3d-ayep y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
FAILURE AT MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Feb. pa writ of attachment
has been issued against George Wlnks Co., wholesale
dry goods merchants. Liabilities heavy. The firm has
been IN trouble for time and MI WinkS laeiy wac
unsuccessful in an attempt 10 compound with English
ere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
1re GrcGm.

4 FACT.-HORTON'' ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
To CHURCHES. FESTIVALS. FAIRS auI Ltt - rA|.
lily ORDERS.
PC. PER QUART
CHAklO T"rE RUSSO ana JELLY.
FKEsH. RICH and Delicious
PRICE BELOW ALI uluHiiS.
Depot Four;hayr l2G iiraaiwly aad - cl'-AAnst
EI'SSELES ICE CREAM.
The neat ma ,ur civ 81 per gallon 20 pactns aud fam
lies Jcc- charlotte rGssc water ices, @,' Sie@'" "cu
''" ~ '"' No. IL B.Olo House and G1j Glave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23

WASHINGTON SQUARE As A FIRE BARl'ltR.
ANOTHER REASON FOR KEErING HE SPACE OPEN.
To the EdttOr Of me TrtbHne.
SIR: While reading in THE TRIBUNE OF the
efforts making abolish the last NewYork park west oil
Broadway, have wondered that one has pushed 10
the front the greatest - all objections 10 erecting any
building any part OF Washin gtonsqua:c The fcafiu'
lessons taught by the fires that swept away In night
The whole OF the business portou OF Boston. Portland
and Chicago, will be repeated In New CITY II this
MdwInter madness j. not arrested Chicago, with nun
dr,ds Of acres of park outside OF the city limits
might have saved 500, 600 900 II there had been
even one park in the path OF the fire that swer
ber ashes into the lake. million dollars for al acre of
vYrIut uOundw was the .deSParing cry OF Boston
Chief Engineer he its granite blocks melting lc
ay and his steamers themselves burning up IN Boston
narrow streets ~ ,.- , u. 49, In. ,ro,,
, et ~ th south bounds OF the city, and would nave
hnrned through the city 10 Mount Ida on the east but
that single vacant square Ike washington lSik cav
r. weary nremen "A chance and afl3ce 10 make a. nc
cessiul stand. That vacant square tha uy sa'eu o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23

city and Norhcgl. aui the 3 Louis and San Francisco
railroads released n IN Stats interference iOr ten
The term is ust cXinTlS. The roads lave been
charging $l2 2"d cents ICi mic. The law WIZ Iu0uc-
the rate 8 tat main lines and CENTS Gu tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
DEATHS FROM POISONOUS WATER.

RICHFoRD, Vt, Feb. 22.-Walter Estes
young lawyer and special correspondent OF The Boston
Journal died this morning from the use Of poisonous
well water his beng the third death from that cause
SeNeral 0lheTs are not eXrccted % I'VE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
4 tLrcc.veor-old youncster saw a drunken
MIEINE INTELLLGLNCE.
MININTURR ALMANAC.

>uo r1s.s 81 sun $40 Clock fast 10 30
Noon r-rs.. O52 Noon souths A6 Moons days u
WATER TODAN-A
SANDY Hook. island 0ig He'll Gate.... 2.3S
WATFE Io-DAf--P ".
sandy Hook. O.33 Island III: iIei Gate. 3O3
HiGH WATER SUNDAY. W
sandy Hook l.O2 stand. 1881 Hell CATE. 326
HlGH wATFR sUSpAY--r. ~
sandy Hook SO GOV Island 2IO Hell Gate..... 3;59
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
PASSENGERS ARRITED.
SNIP NEUS.

FROM KINGSTON. &c.-Ar Steamship A'ps.-w'niam
Cook. Charles Lymsb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
Courirr properlp Go Eel

Countrn properlp 60 fcl
MONTCLAlR Speciality Properties sale low !;
We furnished nturulsled Howe Parsons 10 cedar St
no BEAT--A large, pleasant house, II
rofI- shaded b. atgs trees beautiful lawns, excellent
garden. good Uutbuugs near depot at RAILWAY
j Ios particulars address Boy y, Post once. Rah"ay or
inquire Of W. T. BEANEs, so broadway -
no LET-ln MOntclair, \. j.. for one year
~ more as owner Europe HOUSE thoroughly far.
with groves hedges irllt vegetables fr summer
Winter aud plenty Of has raised fOr horses also hne
hens place taken OF at owners expense by an
experienced gardener Apply 70 NJ g WAEsEN, 40 Bd"ay
ITO LKT-Immcdiatc possession - Elegant
residence. uufIuHhcc win spacious GROUNDS, N com
plete ORDER barn. house aud all other outbudings
gas lot and cold water at West New Brighton staten
For p1rticuars permit, &c. inquire Of :. p. CONDIr,
Gpnn --EIEALTHY and RURAL; modern
TpsBVp.hous- y rooms stable large garden IL SUN
ervile, 81. ----
& tN AND 500 MONTH"; eai e 51 %'i% gans
daily talso frequent trains from Courtlandt or pes-
blnsssc. sts), comfortable Summer WINTER travel;
low fare drVOs; paved sircrfs. choice
Of fuu'uy suburban residences u
crouud desi,edl t ont IN lawn garden rt shade,
Iroy,u,nts uucng gong up; eligible and healthy nca
l. 500 yearly t,k' Apply AZ the Ne. Elizabeth lasse
ger Depot, near by OF address OWNER T. u BOX 'o4'
Elizabeth y. j.
G.lS PER MONTH will rent the house, 249
~ 80 Washugtonsve, Woos!de Newark, from October
l. Apply the promises OF J. H. DENISON, 100 Belle
v!i!cayt.. Newark. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
flouses ano farms tuante0.

A HOUSE wanted for $4,000; neighbor-
~ hood must be perfect IN exchange for 225 East $is
ueighbOrhood $1,000 ali improvements; balance
cash. Address A. :. VAN REED, 10 East l2sthst
OFFICES wanted for legal business two
" rooms moderate rent Address l. BANE, Post Office
New-HOrk.
WANTED to rent, with the right to pur-
chase good dairy farm Address stating terms and
particulars, Il. III. W.. Tribune Office.
VVANTED-Nice small Newlork house,
w central free ana clear, value about $1,000
for equity IN and Brooklyn houses 2) and some
cash If necessary Address CAD. box % Tribune ONCE.
WANTED Good residence with large
grounds lWeschester along the Hudson Preferred
In exchange Brooklyn residence business property
T.. II. SUMNER, No. 2O6 Broadway, room =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
Heal gstate 10 gtthanse.

TO HANGE-Improved coal, lumber,
and brick yarl property brooklyn tGOwanus Cana ioi
building materials, good rst ana second mortgages oi
dwelling. DR. BNRN. 40 Nassau-st., NeWlOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
Gitp Real estate for Sale.
Gounirn Real Gstate for Sale.

NounltD nfut NSlGIe lp[ 0alr.
POUND BROOK, y. J.-$4,SO0 for new house!
~ eight barn and twelve land Bargain
rutland & WHITING, Beekman ST. New.York.
COTTAGE and > acres, Garrison, y. y;
~ cottage and 10 acres near Hyde Park. y; =. dwell
ing Newblrgh dwelling Matteawan. Address FiShiILL
SAVINGS BANh tlshkuL \. \.
DAIRY and stock farm; over 300 acres; thir-
~ Is miles city viii implements
sell or farm. JAMES DEVLIN, POI West 4lstst.
FOR SALE-V;ly cheap--A beautiful cOun-
try seat in R1ckand County twenty miles from city
Address Pos Office Box 4O29
L'OR SALE or TO LET-At Scarboro- on Hud-
son elegant country residence furnished modern i'm.
poyements stables greenhouse icehouse ten acres Q! land
well stocked :th fruit trees I'VE minutes from depot FOR
address p b. GWiLLIM, u Park.row Acw YORK.
LOR SALE VERY CHEAP-Splendid hotel,
accom Oiao for roo IN good order location beautiful and
wei situated large institution Of access by steam
boat and two railroads. HOMER MORGAN. P-nest.
EOR SALE or RENT-Several fine DWELL
L ING- lust completed within minutes walk OF
MOI STAIN STATION, ORANGE. y. j., forty.hvc min
utes from foot Of BIrclayst or Chrisiophcrst, New
YORK tWcntyone passenger trains each way daily prices
$3.50 - 200 land wanted II moi sold befote
March o. viii rented situation New-YOrk com.
bmes CHER degree health beauty ana convenience Very
chpice neighbOrhOod For plans and particulars Apply 10 a.
BALDWIN, Room y. No fi5 Broadway. New York.
FREE IOMESTEADS.
Direct railroad 0pced t. Tie Bennett I'm;
bull ing lot viii be given to any acceptable party Hccpeht
paying only the Ordinary fees 'or exccuti < deed 49,
early Ia coming spring by those having tahen lois company
prefers al should examine The property and titles before ac
OFFTCE, II EAST IiTH 81. NETWORK.
DAPfD TRANSIT.-Tarrytown and vicinity
IL suneC uIled for health and scenery For ,aeseyeral
beautiful cOntrgsoas the Hudson villas and nee cot
N.Y. ''''O' D'''' '''N ''' '''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
Ocean 5teamcrs.

A MEXICAN LINE.
"A FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
The ory Transatlantic Line sailing under AMERICAN
FLAG Sailing every THU RsDAY from Philadelphia. and
WEDEESD AY fun Liverpool
OHIO sails Feb q 10 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
I0RTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN y YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
COMPANYS PIER foot Of SECOND-SE, HOBOkEN
.NFCKAR - sat, Feb %. MOSEL...........Sst. Mar
Hermann =. Sat. Mar. ODER .........Sat Mar. ID
RATES OF PASS + from HIW,YJRk 10 500 THAMP
TON, HAVRE, OR BREMEN. 40 -,
FIRST CABIN 800 gold. SECO,5D CABIN, $50 gold
STEFRAGH, $50, currency. -
Return Tickets reduced Prepaid steerase ceruh
Gates, $50 currency
For ght or passage aIJ " 70 -. . r,, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
Cost ano fonro.

/ OST-Passbook No. 1O3,35S. Return
1 German Savings Bank.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-30
A PUBLIC RELIEF MEETING.

We have never seen in our generation so
distressful time i'll this Republic as exists at
the present moment. The cities and towns
which line the banks of the Mississippi River
below the mouth of the Ohio are undergoing
the most terrible pestilence ever experienced
since the settlement of the Southwestern
States. The horrors of the situation are en-
HANGED i'll great degree by the wide spread
poverty prevailing throughout those afflicted
communities The more comfortable classes
having the means to travel, have largely be-
taken themselves to healthier localities. The
poor remain and suffer. Their poverty denies
them the necessities of life, deprives them of
nurses and makes them depend upon charity
for medicines The heroic men and women
who are risking their lives and expanding
their means and moments in nursing the sick
and giving comfort to the dying and the be-
reaved, are not always informed of the dis
tresses of those poor and helpless victims. So
they suffer in solitude and black despair The
heart of charity is appealed to in tones of bitter
anguish At Mr.. Beechers lecture not I'M
generous CoHlllOutlOll WAS Ldn6il lDuI CllS
suffering is spreading day by day until the
volume of woe and desolatfon is prodigious.
The help we can offer is but little, Indeed it
is of the very least OF human helps-money
proposition has been made to hold mass
meeting here to raise funds for the relief of
these sufferers. We most condially second
the motion. There is no time to be lost.
What we can do--nuch or little, as the case
may be,-should be done with immediate
promptitude. We are sure that our citizens
will largely and generously respond. All that
is needed is for some one who has the will
and ability to lead i'll this matter to give
shape and impetus to the movement. Let
whose may speak speak promptly and to the
occasion, and our word for it the people of
Carson will respond.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-30
HITLER AND YON.

There is a rising of the Democratic masses
now imminent 1t came upon US that this
was so yesterday, when we met for the first
time in many months, our old friend of the
better days, Samuel Triblecox Oates Samuel
is a candidate for Congress subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic State Convention.
A horny handed son of toll is he; son of
Vulcan; also a granger. What elements are
these for the fashioning of a representative
of the people! Here is Drawn, here is brain,
here is the genius of popular life. Ranching
and blacksmithing in Masons Valley is
Triblecox His neighbors and constituents
demand his nomination. Vox Masoni's vox
Democratibus est Now let Deal look to his
laurels; now let Cassidy see to his legions !;
for Oates is on the warpath Be it known
that Samuel is a Cornishman and swings the
stout vote of his admirlng countrymen.
In personal way it is to be said that
Charley Foreman and Lawyer kirkpatrick
arrived on the mail train yesterday morning.
They had been prospecting around about the
city of Winnemucca, by the babbling waters
of the sedgy Humboldt. Chamberlain and
Harry Clawson came in from Reno-Harry
going on to his mine near the head of Edo
RADIO Canyon, and taking Chamberlain along
as an expert. Ross Levallier was in from
Brunswick Mill and renewed his subscription
which shows there is hopes for Ross saliva
ton, yet. Bob Logan was up from the Nor
gan Mil and Jones from Empire. These re-
port the Kelley concert as a success. Johns
fiddle strings drew an audience of not less
than eighty who were all very much delighted,
of course. Superintendent Yerington will
arrive this morning, we understand; though
candor compels the admission that these rail
readers and mining spectators are not the
most certain of mankind in their arrivals and
departures
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-30

BISHOP SIMPSON, the distinguished Wes-
lsyan devine, left here by last evenings train
for the Bay. A mere glimpse OF the good old
gentleman shows him to be man of a once
stalwart frame and of very venerable ap-
pearance.
MINE Solo, The Addenda mine at Bodie,
owned by several Caronites, was sold the
other day to San Francisco parties. The stock
will be put on the board within the coming
week The prospects of the mine are said to
be good.
PRIVATE TU1T1oN.-Attention is called to
Miss NJ c. Farrelps advertisement of pri-
vate school. She is in all respects admirably
qualified for the arduous duties she has I'M
dertaken.