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New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
froollnn Real Gstats for Sale.


A DVERI1SEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IN YORK TRIBUNE WILL RE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No IBIS Broadway, cor Thirty hrst
a., 3OS West twenty. .thrl-st, Eighth-ave; 7GO
Third ave-, Forty scventhst; at the HARLEM OFFICE
2.2SI ThiTave cor undI and Twenty fOurthst,
Harem Savings Bank Buding) up TO ?. at regular
CELEBRATES
TOR SALE or TO LET-First-class three
Il story, hgh.stoop and basement brown.stone house
newly finished all modern improvements; furnished
uniunished on Greene door of CntOn-ave.
d. II. STONE, 192 Broadway New York.
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July 24,law6wv
C,UpREME COURT, City and County of New

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- York-oRyILLE W. Powers Plaintiff AGAINST
named defendant You hereby summoned 70 snswef tbs
complaint this action and 10 serve copy o. your ans yer
ar f,e pantls attorneys within twenty DAYS after tho
service exclusive OF tie day Of service and
your failure 20 appear, or answer Judgment Mn ~
AGAINST by desn fci the relief demanded IN tns
cOmplant.-Dated Ncw-York, June - 1875:
BUCKHAM SMALES WALKER. Plainnns Attofaeys a
once and post office address, No. 20 Nassanst' Ne"-foa
70 JAMES KILNER. The foregoing summons Is served @
upcu publication pursuant 10 an ordef o v
the Justices OF the supreme o.
NewYork dated the lst day o. July ss anu % n cvns1 @
ef NeSYcrk at the Court House In the CITY Of Newfofk
Dated New. York, July 2, 1873 - -, ..,.. .,..-,...
BUCKIiAM sMAIEs q WALKER Pi2nin A.ssrys .ssv
20 Nassausf. New York. spS Aa"'""'
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK, Tuesday, July 20, 1878.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
ehauge saIesroom to-day:
BV Richard v HQr1ldt
zf6tofy brick houses WlLh lots Sl3 and $50 East
aoraes a ssrTy zSS II 81 4a..e s'n ~. -oA". $1,000
-, BIZ D. N. Seaman.
a. zsiory frame and brick house and 3-story Dfick
building With lot no l7G Th0mpsOn-st bet
ssssss fns Ins, Con o' 5000
.. Bv Scott h Myers.
aztiOry frame and brick house and ZstoTY frame
house with lots No 81 NOffok.st. " O. 40 ftsof -
hiyDgt0nst each lot 25xl 90; Meyer.'..... o,Voo
Bg JIu0h n. CdmD.
81 story brick h0use with lot No 1868 West llthst
Hunt !" 1900
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
lHt Omen from b.3O m tO 10 n. m

w Open from $50 a. m. TO IL
NORRIS sTREETNearest point for South Ferry and Bat
RECTOR. STREET, Nearest point for Wall street Ferry
Neutrality-suspicious. point for Jersey City and
tE-Nearest point Post Office City Hall
Barclay Street Ferry TO HObOkcn
CHAMBERS ssrREEr-Nearest point for PavoDia and Erie
FRANKLIN STREET
point for Desbrosses Street Ferry
Jersey CITY.
BLEECK ERSTREET-
ETGHTHsTREET-Nears Point for Christopher Street
Ferry HOboken.
FOURTEENTHSTKEET-
D-STREkT-Nearest p0intfor IWenty.thfd
Strcrt Ferry to Jersey City.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FORTY point Tor New.fork
Central Rairoad Depot
FIFrIETH-STREET--
FIFrY.EIGHI STREET. point Central Park.
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side staiion
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station.
FARE 10 CENTS except between the hours OF $50 TO
730 a. M, and TO p. m. when the fare is cents
ROUTE: From Fifty -eights street along SxthavenIe; 70
along Amity street. 10 and along south tthaVenue;
Canasreet crossing into and along West Broadway TO
crossing into and along Cc!egeacei 70
along Mur1astreet; 70 and along ChurehstTeeti 70
ana along y c Church street to MOrrs+street
Connect with the following horse ear lines:
At RECTOl-SrREEr with carS for South Eerry. Az
GRANDSTREEr with for DesbrOsses and East Grand
Street Ferries At tBLEECKER-STREET with for East
and West At with for Cnrtstopner
and Fast Tenth Street Ferries At AtFOURTEENEHSTREEr
with Twenty third Street and East Twenty
third Thirty fourth Streets Ferries AZ
STREET with for Weehawken Ferry. AT FIFTY.
HINTHSTREET with ears for Belt Line Railroad
WIN. r. GARRISON, President
New.York. June 1s. 1878. NJ VAN BRocKLIN, suPt
WEST POINT or NEWBURGH.-Daily lex
main at WEST FONT hours; NEwBURGH nearly
hours; due New-York on return at 630.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
Gnrouean Aopertlsemsnts.

MADAME TUSSAUD'S, LondOn.-Patron-
wi ized by the aristocracy and American vstors The"
Group OF today's Fashions President Grant Var GROUP
Grand Duke Nicholas Osman Pacha &C. Superb reproduce
ton of Plus IX lying state at ST. Peters Every crowned
head and celebrity. The terrible Chamber OF Horrors spe
uu orches"~ OPEN FROM 10 milo
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
RECORDED REAn GsrA re TRANSFERS.

NEN -TOIih
szdsf 9, 500 n e Of l2th-aye, 1oKS6 Ho1ry A
Braun, referee, 70 the KniCkerbocker Life Insur'
s2dst n = Az \, ~ i2ih ave eb3s5 Henry
hfaDE fciefte. 70 the Kbicksrboeker Life insur'
sa. asce Company .................:
bfsnp. referee, 70 she KnickeTboeker Life insur-
West Farms aS io,t Road . al Bronx
hiytf t24th WaFd). ave wasaY I0ta. and aeo West
Yarns and Hunters ROlnt Hoad. u O. Ut Rronx
Ayez two wateE lots J Malcolm Smith. referee,
70 b4IAh BnRein9
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
resal Notires.


SUPREME COURT of the State OF New
OYork-Henry o'Donne against William Kelly Thomas
Cannon Annie NJ Cannon his wife George W klda and
Bsow John Delany the people o me STATE o New
York Fnlil Haas. Daniel R0DmsOn Charles H. ChufcD,
rbonas r. Green Thomas Nolan, Oliver II. Booth James b.
Harbotte Joseph L. D. Lyons Efastus H. Reeve John Guy
Vassr 2d Frank Goldman j. Nelson Lucke bernard Cohn,
Eugene n. Belt Francis w Williams Alexander O. hlack
Richard Morris Bank OF New ork National Banking As
socaion McCann. the First National Bank OF Jer
sey CITY, tho New-uayen Copper Company summons
place of trial City and County ~ the above
named You hereby summoned 60 answer the
complaint action and TO serve copy OF your answer
on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days alter ne service
OF this exclusive OF the day Of service ana IN case
of yonr failure appear Judgment viii be taken
esnst Won by default for the relief demanded In the COM
plant, Dated Nav 23 1878. -
GEORGE W. McADAM, Plantihs Attorney
New-fOrk City.
To william Kelly, Thomas Cannon and ANNE NJ Cannon.
hia wife: The served upn yon Dy pub
catiop pursuant order OF Hon chAisLEs DANiELs
ustice Court OF the state OF New lork dated
the 2Sd day July lS7S and MED with the ia ne
ONCE Clerk OF the City and County o ettns
Conrt House In sad city Dated New York Juy 20 lS<S
N'' GEORGE w. MCADAM.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
July "a 4law6wW
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RECORDHD MnRT,lAcFs

Clarke, Mary and husband TO the Bowery Savings
Bank, an and Macdouealsts. year..'.. $1,000
= trusteeletc 42d.st OF 1oth,aye. years., $500
Gleistein, CathaIine ana husband Anna NJ Burk-
halter, 7.ave, Sistst, years.......... 6oOo
Hanon, Timothy TO James Stacey FOrdhamave
et Bathgateplace cath Wardl years....... 1000
Heimburg. Charles III ard wife to J Frederick Kraft
ir 45thst OF 2dave year. ................ $500
Of s3d.si, s months. $500. 2l27
Henry. Zane and husband TO Isaac NJ Dyokman. trUs-
tee. etc, cor Vila'place ard George-st (23d
Ward). years. ...... 1000
L0ew. Charles and others TO Edward Pfan, II 4th
st. OF AveC. instaimenis -. 1000
22dst syesrs.. 10000
Rheinauer. Gustav and wife to Ferdinand stern, No
Zepek No I46 Madison-st, 3 years .......... 5000
Ave-C. OF yd.st. wear 1000
Willis, Margaretta & aud husband 10 Samuel VI Purdy
guardian, ETC. ss l14thst W 0f Willis years 1850
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
AstOr John and Others executors, Franklin
Deano and Others, trustees, etc, for Laura De- .
Same 10 ii Delano and Others, trustees. etc, for
HOAlaaG AaaG Gs1sy 1%sSr6 to Richard NJ Hunt 47s6
Hunt Richard Thomas BakaI.............. 4,7jO
NOuvel. Guslave 10 Jean Peyroux 300
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINERFOOl-
EOtce-Ihe steamers this Line take the Lane Routes
recommended eut MauTy L. NJ on both the outward
aud homeward VOYAGES. -. =, -
BALTIC. capt PaTse... Thursday July ~ ip 10
ADRIATIC, Capt Jennings .SaluTdav aug - SsoV u' W
BRTTANNIC cant Kenne1y Saturday,, Aug 10. - ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FER 52. NORTH
RIVER
hese uniform in size and unTpassed N a2
pointments The SalooL. Stacro0ns. smoking ana bath
placed amdships where the noise and boon AZ
least felt, anOIding degree OF comfort hitherto uatiSoe
at tsea. ,r,-,... 90.
RAiES-salOon. $50 and 500, god Return Tickets on
favorable terms sCcragG $2o.
These carry neither cattle, sheep nor p!gs M
plans aud other information, apply NJ the
COmpaDy's Offices, No. 81 broadway, New Y Yorh -,
r. j. COBrIS Agent
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Corporation Noiltes.

NOTICE. E.-LEASES for certain PIERS and
~ BULRHEADs will be offered at public sale TO be held oy
order of he at the Exchange Saesroom
No ii broadway THURSDAY, 10th Of July. 1878 For
full Information The CITY bsn"'d for sale al No. Cy
Hall.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

WATER GAP HOUSE,
w DELAWARE WATER GAP, PENN.
Three and half hours from NewY0rk (Barcayst grand
mountain and scenery pure air beautiful walks ana
drives boating fishing bathing; house and elegant;
al inOuein iiPio IT, w BRopHEAD & BRO Proprietors
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
THE GREAT sANITARIuM,

i DANsVILLE, LIVINGSTON co, NEw-YoRK,
men, and children within trying
get their learning how keep It, In It, ana IN
adjacent and In tents the mountain SLOPE V
choose bring them 200 moie can be made eom0rabe
helped physical and mental yeor wish coud
impress the readers u The Tribune with the truth that 10 ve
rightly i IL well. 20 keep we and sick and cuIaOle
well II and women, having common sense would
vt our Home and examine its workng and see what We
doing and how do IT, they would learn how 70 keep
sickness out OF their famcs or II IL Is IN. how 10 DE u OF
lt. this bea worthy achievement The people
eveywhere veXed and perDexed by sickness IL Is ter
existing burdens0me cost 1yenture 10 say that
Of Tue bunes leguar readers there are
1000 chronic InVgis whom medicine cannot cure Nine
might well not have gOot health II they
how to get it Editors clcrgymen awy judges
teachers rchant mecfaDics clerks students, afmers
ovcTwOFked prec0c0us boys ana
feeby developed girls ang really H. OF seriously SICK
and know no live hatual violation OF the
health fOoishly seek by drug
medication Now publish health journal named IhE
LAWS OF LIFE. If these who getting ready 10 pe or
begun be sick would subscribe at cost Oi N oO
IT, and read IL faithfully ana follow its teachings
they would get well aud stay we'll And those VINO are sex
matter what their diseases they curAble-WOnd
change their habits and learn TO i've naturally
We have proved than IL 900 personss not worth
the while of The Tribune wake far at
for circulars copies OF The Laws OF Life
other documents which will cost them nothing
save postage and that they do not care 70 pay IT,
learn how resOurcefu Nature s All lcttes
with the writer's and post office plainly written adj
dressed above will be carefully and promptly an
'"'''' ''"lf' JAMES C. JACKSON.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
BEACH.

BRIGHTON BEACH.
BROOKLYN, FLATBUsH AND COMFY ISLAND
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Wilnk Entrance TO Prospect Park from 620 a. 1890
p NJ at Intervals of 10 and 20 minutes
Returning. leave - -
BRIGHTON BEACH, CONEY ISLAND,
Atinteryas OF 10 and 20 minutes from m. to IL p m.
23d Regiment Band. Of BROOKLYN, viii give
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY AFTER
NocS oNcERrs GER Every sUNDAY sHg "A RFfE
NOON AND EVENING
LEVY the Prince OF Cornet Soloists, VIII give grand
selection at each concert.
Park Depot Flabush Avenue, from Fulton Ferry Frank
lin NOstrand Avenues from South 7.s and the foot OF
FeS s1SahE Il fIs 1S 20 CES @ E%cUhoS
TICKETS, 40 CENTs.s W. +. DoRWIN superintendent
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
SUMNER TIMETABLE 10 TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE l6, 1873 -
Week days and Sundays the elegant steamer ELIZA HAN
cox commencing above viii run during the season from
Depot at GREENPoINT. making close connecuons go-
ing and returning with express trains to ard from Manha
Boat leaves 2sdst Pier at s45, s:45 lO;t5, HAS
and !245. I5O, 2;45 365, 445 6;50 and 645 p m
7:3O TO- IL m and 2:l0 J. 20j $40, 400 5:l0 $685.
T. sl5, aud 10 p m Time from Greenpoint AZ minutes
Atlantic Brooklyn. also with Canarse and Rock
VIA BAY RIDGE,
leave
22dst, ". r. eroy-st.. N r. Pier =, N. r.
g. TO- II, ia 9l0 1910 Il;!O 926, 1925. lla6
Il 5Sand7PS' $IS$iG 55S. 5;iO i:Ss $:Ss, $Ss $5s
Trains leave Manhattan Beach, Ridge g. 1040,
I1:loa M and 1910 l30. 2i5. $40 4io $685. 6;4o TAO
Excursion Tickets from NewYOrk via Bay Ridge on
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
Gxrnrsions.

A -A.-DAILY OCEAN EXCURSIONS
LAs TO ROCKAWAY BEACH
by the New Palatial Steamers
GRAND REPUBLIC, COLU MBIA and AMERICUS.
Leaving West 24th-st $50 and 10 a. and 1880 y.
West lOthst 10 minutes lster Pier 2 n. r.. 30 minutes
later.
Jewells Wharf Brooklyn. Q and II a. m. and las m.
East 33dst, S:16 a. and p. South 5thst, VIII
hansburgh $50 and il5 BroOmest. S45 a.
and 1880 p. m. MUSICAL attractions EVERY BOAT.
Excursion tickets so cents. GOOD on EITHER BOAT.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

II TNIIEU . n EO hINIJ DH4hLIH InhIII
u STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR ST THOMAS. PARA. PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA.
AND RIO DE JANEIRO, -
The drstclass steamship CIT1 OF PARA
Captain Carpenter will the above ports on TUES
DAY August at Ia Freight at low rates taken ior
the above n1rts. -,,
freight received az all Roberts Dock Brooklyn
INSURANCE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
SHIPPERS DESIRI NG INSURANCE CAN EFFECT
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY
For freight engagements, or passage having elegant ac
"P'' C. II. MALLORY & co, Agents,
Office, Pier 20 East River.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

| COOK.-By frst-class Protestant, North OF
~ Ireland cook at present employers CAL on or address
Nh West4
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
Oreau 6ieamers.
TNE

GUION LINE,
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving Pier 49, NJ r.. foo of King.st
CITY OFNEW.f ORK. TUESDAY. July 80, Ia m
NEVADA EsDAi Aug. ~ ~ a n
WYOMING Aug IL p. m
CITY OF NEW YoRK..--.....TU ESDAY. sept. d ~ A. IN
WISCONSIN. tuesday,. sept W a. m.
These built Of ron In waterttght com
parments with requisite 10 make
the the Atlantic both safe and agreeable ha
ing 0O smoking room, drawing room, piano and IL
brary also experienced surgeon and caterer On
each al deck, thus insurng
those greatest Of all uIures at sea- perfect ventilation and
light ... -. .
INTERMEDIATE, $40 STEERAGEs S26.
OFFICES, NO. 29 BKoADWAY o,,,o,r
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

WEST POINT or rNEWBURGH.-Daily lex
w cent Sundays); sec DAY LINE advertisement; re-
main at WEST POINT houTs; NEWBURGH nearly
hours due at New-York on return at 6:3O
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
Wcean 6teamers

A MEXICAN LINE FOX LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Lice sailing under the AMERI
CAN FLAG Sailing every THURSDAY from Pbiladelphis
SICILY sails Thursday, July 20. a. M.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

E00K.-By a respectable woman as compe-
- tent cook good fancy baker; would assist with The
washing aud ironing city country best references l52
West iNthstY one pair Of hiaTr.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
Boaro ano Rooms

HO WEST 26TH-ST-ROoms en- suite and
&C single gentlemen; house rstcassi references ex
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

C0ME try our Summer accommodations at
Nthe farmhouse renovated % Special terms to
families. J. c. HALsET, West Hampton L. I.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

CHERRY HILL FARM, III the Catskils.-
~ rooms table water, and air terms - and 80
per daily mal fresh water bat Ing city reference
II required Address Mrs C. L. SMITH, Freehold, Greene
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

TOOK.-A young woman of experience as
~ cook; can take fu charge willing and oblging city
OF country good references. NO. lOI West 31th.st.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

COUNTRY BOARD can be had at an old
" fashioned farm where the oomfgris 3 home pure nk
BROWS s0mers Westchester Co., " Y. Refers 10 IVES
LEY W. UTTER, 100 Walst.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

COUNTRY BOARD at n farmhouse, with
~ vegetables milk eRRsn abundance good shades;
selling and stin bathing. Address GEORGE T.
CORWIN Good Ground l. /.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

! COUNTRY B0ARD.-Families and others
~ wishing good board pleasant rooms IN healthy place.
can apply 20 Mrs. CHARLOTTE DAY, south Dartmouth
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

COUNTRY BQARDERS WANTED.-IIigh
~ ground boating bathing aud fishing malaria table
excel ont Address J. f. v, Slate Hi ~ Y, call at No
gaA 2ltiLHt.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
CATSKILL M0UNTAINS.-FO board among
" the farmers apply TO J. WILLIAMS. l07 West 25ds

COZZENS' WEST POINT HOTEL
- Now open. For particulars address GooDsELL
BROS West POiLt y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. - Boating and
bathing excellent table; 81 per week rcferenees-heo
]. stuyyesant 80 NasssusLt Horny Fuedberg' SWast,
i''''' 40 ~ south Cairo. Greene County N Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

~ Location high aud healthy beautiful lawn VII
piazza fruit aud vegetables mh. butter, eggs, chicken
&c from For further particulars inquire OF J.
CRiTrENDES 81 Walgerst, n. Y, address Il. A. lIOl
MEI. Quaryyille, Ulster Co., n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

~ Eng.isu Protestant young woman very respect
able and wei competent In either capacity a.
chambermail waitress cleans silver, &c; an excellent,
SOBER honest obging woman country or ey Can ~ NO.
3GG NIhANN. rear sd -rI. lht hO0r.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

NOOK.-By a Scotch Protestant COOK as
~ siGt in washing; thoroughly competent woman. who I'M
dersands all kinds of family work excellent cook VIII DC
useful capacity moderate wages Rnd permanent
place preferred objection the country best OF city re
her last employer. oO6 6thaNe near
23dft Il floor.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

7
address the White sulphur Springs for circular. Ad
dress PLAIN W. COLE, Ilion. Herkimer Co. N. Y
1.-TWO GENTLEMEN, or gentleman and wife,
can fnd pleasant aud good board at reasonable
rates Address " ~ RINGsIDE," Yonkels, n. 4.
THE ROWLAND HOTEL, Long Branch
This well fayOrite family hotel Is open under
management hrstclass rooms reserved for transient
guesta. Address BOOTHBi & hULFORD.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-02

corporations were merely creatures of the
law, and in order to deal Justly they should
be made subordinate to the law. He has
always favored publication of the civil ser
vice and its elevation to higher moral plane.
He has always held that all men and women
were laborers in whatever sphere of life they
might be- He believes taxation should befairly
distributed. During the next session of
Congress important issues will come before the
peoples representatives, and it is essential
for the good Of the country that we send the
best men to represent us. Now that we stand
on the threshold of prosperity let us not de-
stroy the good that has been done by sending
illiterate and inexperienced men to Congress.
1 think, Mr. Editor, that an impartial review
of Hon. John P. Jones whole political career
will convince even his enemies that it is
necessary that he should be returned to the
Senate. He is a statesman of strong facul-
ties and ripe experience, and should he be
defeated, not alone Nevada but the whole
country would sustain loss which would be
long felt. JUSTICE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-02

QUERY.-How large fee would the British
Consul residing at Carson charge to tell the
truth, between this and election day, about
Hon. H. G. Parker! English authorities on
the law and fact of inhabitancy are growing
scarce and expensive. If Mr.. Parker had
any intention of removing to Oakland he
would be good subject fer the usual levy of
blackmai by that official. Such not being
the case, however, it strikes us that the
simple truth could be told under the seal of
the Realm at reduced rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-02
OUR COUNTY TICKET.

Alfred Helm stands before the people as
the Republican candidate for County Clerk.
With such Helm we are sure Of correct &C
counts and Just registry of the judicial gov
eminent of the people. His foxy opponent
may marshal his enthusiastic young adherents
upon the proposition that III the course of his
incumbency he will not make an official
charge and Justly SO, for the sum and sub
stance of his candidacy is a stationery idea.
Il it were not so, why would Fox give him
such conservative backing. Fox is a judi
cious man. He always unfurls the flag of the
Union on the 4th of July, and is occupied in
dustriously the balance of the year in ena-
bing himself to perform that meritorious act
so simultaneously as to satisfy the combined
cash demands of the rising generation. Let
US have piece Let us cleanse the Asgean
stables Let the treasures of Ormsby be dis
bursed through reformatery channels Lib
erty or death But Mr. Helm can plead as
old an inhabitancy and as sound qualifications
in business, moral and mental way as are
to be found in the combined interests which
antasonize him. The steadiness of his ad-
herence to the exalted principles which de-
fine q love of country y the enduring, tena-
cious and active support ever given by him
to the party and the men who saved this ma
ton, commend him to the degenerate sons
of those sires who are said to have died
IN the patriotic service of our country
Let the boys marshal their hosts to
the support of man who is familiar with
the soil upon which Abraham Lincoln grew
to greatness, whose long residence on the
Pacific Coast has in noteworthy ways, in
critical times and by courageous acts given
stability to American civilization in two new
States Let them vote for the man whose
years entitle him to respect, and whose many
virtues make him the best man. Strange to
say in these rejuvenating times that man Is
a Republican and his name is Alfred Helm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-02
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.

The Republicans of Ormsby County in convention as
sembled renewing their allegiance to the undying princ
plies OF their glorious party and resolved upon their vnd
cation set forth follows:
ReS0lrcd That do hereby ratfy and endorse the
ton of the Republican State Convention lately held
Eureka both in respect of the platform there adopted and
the candidates thereby placed in nomination for positions
under the of the State and hereby pledge
ourselves to all honorable and just to
the election of the said nominees.
ReSOlued That every candidate coming before this Con-
vention, seeking nomination, shall pledge himself to
support the entire Republican ticket State county and
township and to lend all his aid and influence toward the
election of the
ResOiped That the brilliant record made by the Hon.
John p JONES' Senator in the Congress of the United
States, with unqualified approval; and a
substantial endorsement Of his course, in all things, and
especially in behalf of the reconciliation of silver,
hereby instruct the candidates whom nominate
the and Assembly their his
that body long he shall continue TO be candi-
date reelection the hands of the incoming Legsa-
tUre.
o. ?. WILLIS
A. LEWIS
THOs. BEER,
S. C. WRIGHT,
F. D. STADTMULLER,
County Central Committee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-02

A dreadful state of affairs exists at Morocco.
The cholera is sweeping away hundreds of the
inhabitants, while smallpox, malignant fevers
and starvation add to the horrors ofths situa-
zion. Morocco is almost entirely cut off from
surrounding countries and is in most de-
plUrable condition.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-02

The Oregon Legislature, lately adjourned
passed bill to prevent the employment of
Cinnamon on the public works, and have
otherwise subjected the heather population to
restrictions not placed upon any other class
aliens so as to deter them from going there.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-02

1t is reported at San Bernardino that the
Piute Indians at Las Vegas are putting on
var paint, and also that party of freighters
from San Bernardino to Silver Reef, Utah,
lad been surprised and murdered at points SO