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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-21
HN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

Il Second Judicial District of the of Nevada in
and for the County of Lester Haskell plaintiff,
Sarah NJ Haskell defendant Action brought in the
District Court of the Second Judicial District Of the State
Of Nevada in and for the County 0rmsby, and the
paint filed in said County Of Ormsby, in the Office of the
Clerk of said District Court The State of Nevada sends
greeting Sarah M. Haskell defendant You hereby
required appear action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Second
Judicial District of the State OF Nevada in and for the
County of Ormsby, and to answer the complaint filed
therein Ia copy of which accompanies this summons)
within days exclusive Of the day Of servce after the
service you of this summonsn served within this
copty served out of this county but in this District
within twenty days otherwise within forty daysOr ud
by default will b. taken against you The said action
is brought dissolve the bonds of matony existing be-
you and said plaintiff, the ground of adultery,
an" alleged against you by said plaintiff all Of which
fully and specifically set forth in the plaintiff
plant, now file in my office. And you hereby
notified that you fail to appear and the said CON-
plant above required the said plaintiff will apply the
Court for the relief demanded in his said complaint.
-. Given under my hand and the Seal of the Dis
~ trict Court of the Se md Judicial District Of the
~ state of Nevada, in arl forthe County of Orinsby,
49, this 18th day Of ov,mber, in the year Of
Lord, thousand eight hundred and seventy eight
ALFRED HELM, Clerk.
TREESoR COFFIN Attorney for Plaintiff,
novl4-30d
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INFORMATION wanted.

SAMUEI. MURRAY CARR, CAPTAIN
- i'll the New Hampshire regiment commanded by
Governor Hartman, deserted his wife in 1857 Murray
assumed the of L. n Carter and to New York
with named Mary Jane Burpee taking also his
children Lizzie Florence aged y years. and his two sons
Fred Elmer and Frank Weston Carr the bows being young
than their sister Carr with the children and Brpee
woman left New York the steamer Henry Chauncey"
having purchased through tickets Wellington New Ze
land 1t is reported that the children have been
Catholic school, and George E. Lane wrote from San
Francisco to New Hampshire i'll 1867 that he had
nZed Carr alias Carter in theaer in that city. Ca
alias Carter has since been heard of in Texas being said
that he and Lane faro dealers there In Texas
in San Francisco, heart broken seeking
her children and desiring to obtain of her offspring
begs the press to circulate the above Any intelligence
regarding Carr, particularly his disposition Of the
children if forwarded to H. r. EIGHELS editor of the
MORNING APPEAL Carson City, Nevada will be thankfully
received and promptly transmitted to the mother.
July 27th 1875. If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19
REGATTA ON CHARLES RIVER.

ANNUAL uEErING of THE UNION BOAT CLUE.
Bosros, May Is, 1875.
The annual spring regatta OF the Union Boat
club took place over tho Charles RIVER
course this afternoon and attracted a
large copcoursc OF spectators Tho nrst
contest single scuil, two miles, with turn had ave
entries VIZ :-Georso GrswoId. class $50, and W.
N. Goddard, OF 80, Harvard College; j. II. Hough-
ton, y. Peabody and J WILDE Union Club. Tho
race holly contested, and
by Goddard In lim. JIs.s., only nine
seconds slower than the best two mile
Line ever made on the river. Houghtou was three
Zen tins behind Goddard and Peabody IA third,
three seconds behind Houghton.
Peabody formerly oaed IA the OXFORD four and
the mile Tor lfiny sculls Two yoaSs ago
Al tho close OF the races Peabody claimed the
second position tue ground that uoughton had
turned properly ana tho claim was allowed.
The sx-oarcd race, representing the classes oi liar
ward. did not come oil. but the club crew rowoa
the course IA l5m. IL.
Tue lour.osrca between crews from the liar-
ward and Union CLUBS was holly contested TO the
finish, tho latter crow winning by ono iongth in l3m.
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Tho Hudson Boat Club, oil Jersey Guy, held thor
annual reunion yesterday. The event brought to-
gcthcr tho members OF the organization and their
friends. The city oincIas, headed Uy Mayor Hopper,
wcro also present. the varied programme begun
by the 100 yards dash the clubs track back Of tho
boat house II has only recently been laid out, Is OF
an elhpucal shape and ono sixth OF mile IN length.
The starters IN tho 100 yards dash r. a. Saylcs
q. I. smith aud r. -. Dtvlpncy. Sayics rot The
best on anu took The tape 10 liz seconds with
Dcyiuney n good second behind. Ihu onc-milr walk
hanoicip, q. u. Philips allowing v. Patterson
md j. Jark one minute and twcnty-tive seconds
start. Tho latter Aui.hcd almost Abreast Pattcr
spn taking the strng by having hiA body inclined Tor
ward. Time. Sun JG. Philips time was I'm. al I,s.
The CLUBS Icot acre then reviewed BY Mayor Hopper.
The lou onrod shell was closely contested and
resulted ~ the success OF the crew OF the Shaamuc
who completed their mile and half In sm. III u.s. NJ
Lam acted MS tirackecpor ana scorer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19
COMMUNISTS IN FORCE.

PREPARATIONS ron GRAND PARADE or TEN
THOUSAND soCIALIsTs--THEIR ULTIMATE DE-
SIGN TO USE MILITARY FORCE 70 SECURE
rHEIE OWN ENDS IN DISTANCE OF THE LAW.
INK TELEGRAPH 40 THE HERALp.1
ST. LOUIS, May IS, 1878.
The Communists making grand preparations Tor
their parade tomorrow. and though they promise that
everything shall DO quet and orderly there consd-
cradle apprehension among tho citizens. II ~ sup
posed that many OF the Communists will parade with
arms. Chief OF Police McDonough In interview to-
day said that his department had power to
Interfere with the demonstration. He doubted, how
ever, tho right OF any volunteer body OF mcn
rolled the State militia or police reserves, arm,
equip aud dril, making, as the Communists do,
standing menace against tho peace OF tho community
and the State.
CITIZENS RIGHT TO HAVE
The constitution gave citizens right to bear arms
but this rather intended as provision to enable
c,zeus TO defend thcr homes, their wives aud their
children against burglars. thieves and outlaws, ana
could not IN his opinion be construed INTO permits.
sion to orsan'zi aud equip mi'tary force threaten
Ing obsruct tho course.of business throw the
city aud state INTO cont usion and disorder.
INTENTIONS or TIE SOCIALISTS.
He had no doubt that The socialists intondcd uti-
ma,ciy to use force IN order 10 carry their point
Their eaGers avowed their intention OF shoot
Ing down the pelco whenever, IN their opin-
ION, tho Communists were intcrierci VITA.
The disastrous results that might follow from the dis
charge OF muskcts ~ IN armeu battalion OF excited
men, sway od by their inscriptions leaders IN what
ever direction they might choose, could not be osti
Mated. The SOCIALISTS set up tue right 10 Judge wnen
their rights invaded, and to have 10 arms
without any appeal to thc law.
SHOULD DONE.
In his opinion Governor Phelps should issue a
proclamation commanding the armed socialists 10 ds
band enroll themselves In the militia or the State
Iftbcy refused force should be used 10 COM
pol them to obey. AT present the Police Boara no
authority 10 prevent the parade or to take any action
against tue threatencrs OF me pubic peace until they
shall have committed an overt illegal act OF some
kind
COMMUNISTS DRILLING.
Various companies VI the Communist met last hit
had drills aud received their hats TO wear
the parade. Tho hat IL oil black wool with a red
fcnther
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the lake. ana the visitors were treated TO several
"5crubn raccs
! he schooner yacht Venture. owned by Captain
Brown, ana the schooner yacht Hawaina competed,
the NeLture proving the rinDer. Then snort race
took place between the Venture ana Cloud, win a
victory for the inter. The Dora owned by Captain
Fisher and the Venture next contested. Boih vcs-
seis we're admired tor their pretty saiag, aud when
the Dora took the lead aud held IL UNTIL
the first tack she won the praises OF the
spectators. From that time, however. tho Venture
began gaming on Dor opponent, aud IL was not long
before she ran ahead. Her victory la tue Was
attributed TO the fact that she could sail mucn faster
under head wind. aud as boi vessels had to sail
under this crcupslance on the tack she had the aG-
vantage. The Venture 10 considered fast saer, and
say she wilI DO able carry OF all prizes. A
member Of he club stated yesterday mat the coming
season promised to most brilliant The Clark
Cup valued at about 500. is 10 be sailed for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19
ATTACKED WHILE FISHING.

Charles +. Schnicdcr, tho son OF the Rev. DR..
Francis J. SCHNEIDER, OF No. lhS Allen street. and
companion named Frederick WoTch, OF No 90 Second
avenue, yesterday afternoon won't tho dock tho
foot Of East sixt; first street to sh. They remained
on tho dock until evening, when man camo
along AMI stood Tor while watching tncm
hsh. Tho stranger aiterward approached young
Schneider and caught him by tho throat and threat.
oncd 10 throw him into tho RIVER II no did not givo
him five cents. Schncdcr's companion, Worch,
seized piece OF wool when was lying the pier;
lac struck the hlghwayman on tho head. Tho
boys then ran 10 the East Fifty ninth
street staion house aud told thor story Oiccr Cor
niah was detailed TO search Tor tho dcsperado ana ha
learned that the VINO had assaulted young Scnnci
der was John Mcchan. He was arrested In ,chutzcn
PARK and taken 20 the Twenty eighth precinct
station house Mcehan, 10 10 alleged by tho police
"a desperate thief. VINO was sentenced TO year the
island Tor assautns Detective Tookcr, OF tha Nine.
tccnth precinct
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AN IxHIBIioR's' CLAIM.

NEw YORK. May II. 1878.
To Messas- MANAGERS WESTMINSTER KENNEL
CLrB.-
GENTLKnES-As exhibitor under special class claim
tbs offered tor the best pair VI spaneis
Tue letter Messrs Tiffany Ca Offering prize
la III. following FOR the best pair OF japanese
spanes caauitea at tho coming Bench show My PnncL
AMI Judy (No 800 were proper pair being dog and often
Of tho and sse ahd were The only pair exhibited
Tho sudden death Of Judy an hour before tho
judgment tor special class ana not morally invali-
Judged in the regular class when Punch received
second prize and judy V. H.. G. judgment
regular fairly poses OF special prizes
CARDS the points then judged fon could not,
hayo given specai prxo tor tho best dog olhcr
tho hrst IN the regular class. 10
that spane,s becn judged pair
cchnicai guiDblc therefore saDnit .-Qa iuis
prize mine Mrs. stewards Kobe aud Uoko
list, the latter not pair oil spsLies botn
bein< dogs; ID they not pair, onc beinx sarge,
grown and the other small pup. 3D. they
duly enered. for OF them dbl
arrive in this country until alter the entries
closed 4th, their exhibitor is tue owner oil one of
thcm only; 90 ih's prize Is mine now aud c.nno,
Withheld held over to another year. because
pair ully satisfied the conditions OF tue offer Iney
and examined ny the judges second this prize
shall surprised an aisappointcd yuu gontlem IN.
yourselves OF valuable dogs, disposed
aasantage oi accident which la prevented
judgment the beg to rcnina that tho
spaniel Is bad enough itself Without being
deprived OF fairly prize mere technically
! am, gen tlcn.cn. very respectfully yours,
fliEO. 4. ". TAYLOR, fii Madison avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19
MYSTERIOUS DISADVANTAGES.

The Police Central oaicc was advised yesterday Of
the mysterious disappearance OF Frank Micksche, .
leading member OF the trades society," lilo left
his home, No 257 Eighth avenue. on tho 9th inst,
sncc which timo nothing has been learned OF his
whereabouts. Hc had been employed az
operative In tho silk-wcaving manu-
factory OF stcinhardt 4 Co, In Twenty seventh
street, between sixth and Seventh avenues. A lew
weeks before his disappearance the Arm gave notice
TO their employ Is that reduction OF twenty per
cent would 90 mo operation Tue following Tho
hands were dissasncd at the proposed reduction and
they struck work. rhc missing man seemed TO DO
particularly affected by the suspension OF business.
aud u Is feared ny his friends that IN dos perate
mcnt he committed suicide.
Suncrin iondcnt waiting was notified YESTERDAYS or
the sudden aud mysterious disappcerauce OF Charles
III. Bradley from nis home, No. q Centre street. A
general alarm was sent OUT notifying all the precincts
10 be on the look for the missing man. VINO Ia
described as iorty.iour years Of FIVE icet eight
inches ~ height brown hair u beard and dark greg
cycA lie wore dark brown suit aud felt hat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19
CINCiNNATI'S FESTIVAL.
CINCINNATI. Nay Is !

CINCINNATI Nay Is, 1873.
large number Of people from distance who came
to the May festival have remained to attend tho organ
concert this afternoon As stated In last nights
dispatches only sta. ding room can DO obtained.
These concerts viii DO gwen every Saturday or
Wednesday Tor sonc time to come give all an Oh.
portuntty to hear the great iustrumcnL
Mr. Sbiito, tho treasurer Of tho Festival As
sociation, states that The receipts thus lar
gwen him foot up sol, 500. Two railroad olnces ara
yet to be hoard irom and tho receipts viii probably
DO increased somewhat The total expenses will bo
S4oooo AS thc association Is an incorporated body
with only nominal stock, having no power 10 declare
dividends II vs. matter OF conjecture az to the ala.
position of the surplus IL has been suggest cd that
OF the choruscs hat were well received dur.
ing the festival be repeated this summer with Gin.
clnnati musicians IN the orchestra.
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM.

Sr Louis. No., May 1s.fls7S.
very heavy wind and rain storm passed over tho
northwestern part OF the city and suburbs this alter
noon doing great damage and more less injury to
eight or ten persons, but killing none. The
storm came from southwest, striking ground FIRST In
the western suburbs thence passing northease ,ver
the Fair Grounds TO Lowell, situated the northern
extremity OF the city. The wind attained velocity
OF sixty miles hour and It's course took roofs n
oncrwtse dam 2cd upward OF hundred houses.
Trees, shrubbery. &c, ana fences and small outbuId
ings wore torn up and scattered ia all directions.
Tho loss cannot DO estimated, but II VIII pro aby
reach many thousands OF dolIars-pefhaps over
100000. Tho rain IN the track OF the wind very
heavy. In tho more thicky settled parts Of The Guy
There was hoavy rain but lilic wind, and no damage
worthy OF mention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19
ROUND DANCING REBUKED.

BISHOP wHITrLE DESoUScEs THE PRACTICE
AS SINFUL AND SUBMISSIVE or SOCIAL
vIRrUE-A CHURCH COUNCIL CONDEMNS IT.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LyscHBuRG, Va, May IS, 1878.
In the Episcopal Convention now In session III this
city Bishop White delivered an elaborate annual
address, in which ne earnestly deprecated tho evils
OF round dancing. Referring TO the address OF his
venerated predecessor, Bishop Johns, IN 1872, he
said that distinguished divine warned cormu-
nicants against the Inconsistency OF induging In IA
demoralizing dissipation which he denounced "a
'that ascivous mode OF promIscuous dancing styled
tue round dancen "rhis scandal" he said, sis not
TO be tolerated in the Church OF Christ Let every
appeal DO made In the way OF aaectionaio
romonstrance, judcious teaching and earnest
prayer Tor the reformation Of those led astray II God
peradventurc viii give them repentance. II. all such
Efforts prove unayailing 10 remove the scandal and
awaken the offender to scuse Of his
sin and danger and 1T becomes necessary 10
resort TO tho exercise decided discipline, 1t must
be done. l adopt this language as my own that he,
being dead, may yet speak this important matter.
Perhaps his words struck some as being TOO strong
who think very differently now, after
years. observation and experience Certain 1t
and laymcn, judging tho tree Ly inc fruit, have be-
como alarmed lest the effect OF this dreadful evil OF
Iouuu uanchS shall De NOT ony 70 inJure pure ana
uudenied religion out even TO sap the very founda
lions oi all social virtue and morality.
TOO DREADFUL TO TALK OF.
Will not discuss us character and consequences
Tor while ). Paui wrote to the Cnurcn IN hphesus
that II WAS shame even TO speak Of those
things winch were done by some IN secret, l
should feel ashamed even 10 speak AS The truth would
require OF this thing which is done openly,
before all l Will Only say that trust
no man woman Will DO presented Tor
confirmation who means to continue TO participate in
this aDominaton and II the nj nlseis OF the Church
have no authority to cplinc COMMITMENTS as no.
torious evil doors VINO practcc IT, surely this Council
should not fail 10 clothe them with such authority by
canon.
ACTION OF THE CHURCH.
This portion OF the address referred to a com
mittee, which reported canon forbdding the
holy communion aud confirmation TO per-
sons who habtually indulge round dancing.
Under The rules u required two-Lhird vote
10 pass IL at this session, ana the canon WAS de-
eaicc. Resolutions wcrc however, adopted, uoplor-
Ing the sinful practice aud urging that IL be discon
tin ued by all good bcrs the Episcopal Church.
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Captain KENNEDY ASSAULTED.

Captain Kennedy of tho Ninth paecincr while pass
Ing along Grccnxicn avcnlc Sixth avenue, last
night, three young Ia the act OF picking the
pockets VI a woman. Ito tried to Arrest them, when
OF the TRIO, who subsequently gave hts
nahc john sullivan. nineteen years old,
nFsauitcd the Captain ana kicked him several tines
Oiccr Crcodan came TO Captain kenncdy's assistance
anu together they arrested sullivan ana his two CON.
puuiOns, vino gave their names as Thomas Burns,
sixteen years old anu James Collins, uinc-
teen years old ana locked them up In the Charles
street station houac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19
COLONEL SHEPHERD.

REMOVED FROM FORT ADAMS TO BEDLoE's
ISLAND BY oEDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERAID.1
NEWPORT, X. l., May Is. 1873
General Vogdes commanding the First United
States artillery, received orders to-day from Wash
ington instructing him TO release from custody at
For Adams, Newport Harbor. Colonel Oliver L. Shep-
herd, United States Army. sent tborc pril
by court martial President Hayes recently granted
permission TO allow HIM quarters Mt Fort WOOD, Bed
Toes Island, New York haruor. He departed for New
York this afternoon, and was not subjected the
noyanco OF having an officer accompany him.
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ARRESTED OK SUSPICION.

Joseph Lsmclson, tailor, residing at No. 1853
Delaney street, arrested last evening by oficcr
Scnohoi u The rhrtecnth precinct on Suspicion OF
being the party who, on the night OF tho
1871 inst entered tho apartments occupied
by James W. smith, ut No. - clinton
street stole valuable gold watch. When searched
tho watch was found IA his possession. When qucs-
toned by the sergeant rs to bow ne got tho tmcpcco
be stated that. his brotncr Ilppman had given
A 10 him. Llppman was arrested but denied having
committed tnc theft. they were both locked up.
aud will be arraisncd at tho Essex Market Police
Court this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
CHANGES AND ASSIGNMENTS.

WARRINGTON, May Is, 1878.
Lieutenant J. d. j. Kelley IL ordered 10 the Mich.
igan, at Erie, Pa
Lieutenant J. ". Miller has reported his return
home, having been detached from tho Vandalia,
European station, and has boen placed on waiting
orders
M,dshpman j. Mel ProudOit has reported his re-
turn home, having been detached from tho Trenton,
European station ana has been placed waiting or
dcrs.
Passed Assistant Engineer Cipriano Audrado has
boon detached special auty At Provideuce X. l.,
aud ordered TO experimental uuty AZ New YORK.
Carpenter George r. Anderson has been detached
from tne Swartara and placed on waiting ORDERS
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BENNINGTON, VT, May H. 1873
The lockout ct the Bennington woollen mills con-
tinucs and to-day the strike spread TO somo other
mills.
DOVER ". H., May 1S 1873
Less than 100 out OF the 1879 looms OF the CocLcco
mills were Idle to-day, the strikers gradually return
ing. By Monday all the looms VIII be running
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19
BOATING ON The scHUYLkILL.

PHILADELPHIA, May Is, 1873
The nnuai regatta or tue Crescent Boat CLUB took
place on the Schryikill this afternoon, the course
being one mile. The hrst race, Tor single
shells was won by Z. T.. steel IN
sm. 2Os THO second race. Tor a0ubo
shells. wou BY the Twilight ~ ON. i9.. Ia the
thlrd race, Tor four oard,d shells, there wore hrce
sturiers, the Chamoun wipntng IN GIN. 26ks nero
were three cntri,s Ia tho last race tor six-oarcd
bafgcs Tho Falcon victorious Time 5iu 81.