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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-02-14

ORPHANS COURT.
Orphans Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday of each week.
Chief Judye-Wm. j. Black
Assocjates-Thomas IIollrunncr and Jno
Tiightmcn.
Register Of WTMs--Col. John r. Rouzcr,
Comfy Conmissioners-.John Withcrow,
President solomon ID. Dcvilbiss los. Gro
misc, Stephen II. Bowlus, David NJ. Whip.
Clerk to Commiw,oners-II +. Steiner.
Collsctor Of State and County T"Tes-W
II Miller
Co.nfy Swpeyor-W II. Ramsburg,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
President. James W.Pcarrc: Commissions
ers-Willinm G Baker. James w. TroXcl!,
Joseph Brown, Henry Boyle.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
District No. 15-Frcd'k White, Mrchan-
icstown; G. l.. Fror Graccham; VIM, s.
Mcpherson Catoctin Furnace
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.
District No. 15-Bcrnnrd Co!lillowcr.
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SOCIETIES..

A.F. and 4. NJ, No. 155-Mccts every
sccouG and fourth Monday in each month.
Van Is. Oslcr, Secretary.
X. of p. No. G7-Mcet every Friday
night. T. of X. &. s., &. llarman.
/. O. Of o. r., No. 46-Mect ever,
Thursday night ohm Landcrs, Sec'y
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NN and after Sunday, Nov. II, 1871,
Passenger Trains will run as fol-
LEAVE MECIIANICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 7:21 \.
NJ, and 3:l7 p. 81.
For Hagcrstown and Willianisport 11:l3
A NJ and 7:l3 p NJ
ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at II
Is A NJ and lib p VI
From Wiiliamsport and llagerstown at
f:2l Il In, and 3:l1 p III
EMMITTsBURG RAILROAD Change W'
Sohsduh-On and after Sunday, Nov II,
trains will leave Emmittsburg at G.55 Il. m.
and 80 and G.l0 p, M; and arrive at
Rocky Ridge 7.25 a. m, and 3.20 and Gao
pm.
And will leave Rocky Ridge TO- So q. m,
and B. A and $50 p. M, and arrive at En-
mittsburs 1l.25a. M, and 4.O5 and and 7.25
pm.
Passenger Trains On w. NJ. r. r. leave
Rocky Ridge rs follows Eastward-,.3 .3S
a. M, and 344 p. III. Westward d-1G.55
u. m and 65Gp. M.
J. NJ. HOOD,
Genl Manager.
B. II. G2ISWOLD,
Gcn'l Ticket Agent.
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DIRECTORY
UF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough Of MechanicStoWn

y 70. =
COUNTY OFFICERS:
Cktef Judye-Hon. X. |. Bowie.
Assochres-Hons. John A LyncA and w.
Y Bouic.
States 1ttorney-.John c. Motter..
Clerk Of Circuit Court-Thomas Cor
such.
Sherif-Col. VIM Richardson.
Auditsr-Frcd'k. J. Nelson.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-02-14


A touching story is told Of Miss
Mary McCarger, who was killed =
fortnight ago, at Taritville. A few
years ago she was engaged to be N r
lied, and the preparations for the'
wedding were going on apace. Snd
denl Y her lover was stricken wIh l.
fatal disease, and the devoted 4r'
went 10 his bedside and took care OF
him until he was called away. A t"w
days before The railroad accident sha
re marked to one of her friends 'ha'
she was tired Of living and waiting
for the end, and longed for the t'ne
when she could rejoln her lover.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-02-14

A yorngster who had been warned
OF the evil effects Of mince pie heAr +
a mouse squeol after he had been r"r
in his crib and asked. his m"'h"r:
WHATS dat noise? :? ON, it's lIr:s.
mousey it won't hurt, was the reply.
After few minutes silence IH&
youngster remarked: Guess 10
mousey been eat miss pie fore he s..
to bed, and make he ky.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-02-14

The Stroll family of Mauch CIunl
Pa, is probably tie largest in l'4.
United States. Nicholas Strohi !, .
Pennsylvania German, now rs v'>'s.
old. BY three wives he has haI dir,
tv children, twenty Of whom ACE
living. The Youngest child is Ia" );
years Of age, and was born wheu /. :,
father was 73 years old. Nnrtc,'N
are married, and their families aver
age eight children each. At ilujI,'
gathering they numbered over ->t
persons.
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CHANGE OF THE
WESTERN MARYLAND Il. ROAD
sss Yss4E - 5-s,1 r., - :f.tl ~ =
Ml = 49, 90.

NN and after Sunday, Nov, II, 1871,
~ Passenger Trains will run as fol-
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REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.

District No. 15-Bcrnard Co!iliower.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-02-14
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.

District No. 15-Frcd'k White, Mrchan-
icstown; G. H. Firor, Graccham VIM. :.
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace.
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RATES c.. ADVERTISING.

Job Work-CASH ON DELIVERY
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sIPRnE COURT-CHANBERs- Potter J-Nos 81. 6S. II,
"a l2l, 124, 1876 1876 155 l89, 1876, 200 POI, 2O4.
SPECIAL TERM-Donohue. J-Demurrer no l6 l@w ana
FactNOs 25O SO, 26, 1885, hh3, 567, 57O b14, ~ 46S
47O, 5l4 356. 624, 2l5, 573, l2S. - 40 oooo
CIRCUTT-PART Ivan Brunt J.-N0s. 69li 462. SZ5S'
2647 l3O91119 2lT7 354O l7US 11O6h 1881, iO46 $685.
PAST II-van Worst JNos $780, 1894 l421. lll9. 165l
1894 p 1888 2S2 1865 S22 36J2 2O5I l490' 32o5 S2S0
1910, 1922, 1928.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TEnl-sedgwiok J.-Demurrer
No. 8. - - 80 -,
THAI TERM-PART I-saDford JNos 800, 745, 76S, 554,
I45 l43 SOC 446 SAC 490 234, 1885, 739 ass 2, 6l3.
PART II-Curtis c. Case on No. 1854. - - o-o
t95 496 ST. 907 9O8, 909. go, 4OS, 64O, lOl3.
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM-Nan HOesen, J--No A.
TRIAL TERM-PART III. +. DAILY, J.NO day calendar.
MARINE COUBT-TRIAL TERN-PART l-AlEeE, Z. J.-NOs'
1889 4766 1880, 20l4 - .. 80. go
P6RT II-Sheridan Nos 1910 43O9 244S 45Sl, $3.50.
1922. 1886. 4O49, 4l4O. 2627, 1883 4402 44lO. - - .
PART III-SnnOtt j. Nos 1912, 1915 1850, 1852 2645.
As2l 1904 1864 4649 2163 24S9 1911 3440, b66 26S2
GENERAL SEssIONs-PART I-Sutherland J.-Ameha Dan
nenberg Dannenberg, abduction Edward Johnson
Marv Dwyer Dillon, Lizzie Smith, John English bur
rlary Louisa Wood larceny from WIN. Wehrhn'
petit larceny COrc0ran burglary; Elizabeth Ening
disOFderly house. -,
PART If-Gldersleeye, JHlchard Lu6y BENJAMIN Davis
robbery Hughes John Fitzgerald eOnious assault
and battery; William l. Dorsey false pretenoes Frank Dor
man. Thomas Welsh assault and battery FREDERICK Wander
pOel forgery.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
DEcIsIONs-JUNE "a.

Syprsms Court-Chambers-B Judge Potter
wsT3g sgt SSO6noSueDakeT sg Leunebscker stone ag
oBneaEGranted Talbot agt Hahn Fale ag, t Ssts Bah
d9 dh0@sGh sS RadEewit2Moton granted Han agt Fisher
order granted. Reynolds agI Sohappetf,t of Maurice
Granted; w see counsel allowance In Ihe iacosed
the eneh sayc caBSO be heard this
term and the shortening Of the order WQSa So
rsBd1m vim agt Hayward The paia3ns sS,,tled S TO an
eretSf az ai sSt S ne AGAINST the deendsnt 0Bren ag
browning adhere to the opinion s deny this motion
Bneley sgt Arnott-see menoTand5pm; t ARapafd"I am
q the oBP0S 6a should be dnsS dfd sec 10
memorsndqm eoSs 70 the defendant In the matter Of
Whiting in the matter o. DSilenT ~ SIt GranteS 80
oeeSaI Worst J-Munson ct al agt shooA e' d.
sndl"8gS m dn8ge ponohue-Moers sg i: osUSs
could be heard hs term Is ~ or 6e teTm Bogsrt ag
Meousds Ssecunty in $4,000 70 be given IN SacR t
tsyeSSth sSlS sndine Of fact to be added -. ga.
By Judge Van Brunt-kinney agt Liyingston.-Oa9e
S11eyior Court-GeReral Term-Spier, Sanford
eT s5pesled from affirmed with cost with liberty 70 ag
ply upon terms at 81 eolal Term Cr leave 20 p
et ordered In the matter spot Cl So
: s{I % Ter9ay CbjefJnstice 1Thomasselh agt
steYens-order denying motion TO resete solnger agI
By Judge sedgTok-Snfdn agt Koechliug-Judgment for
snm Kingdom and Others agt Wright a-The complaint
is dismissed with costs but no allowance memorandum
Ssm-Motion denied with So costs see memorandum
IOrard agt Clyde-MOOn for allowance is denied without
costs The motion for leave 70 discontinue payment OF
granted without costs OF motion TO either party
Stryppman MulerIhe motion that the attorney Is 70
pay the costs OF the appeal to tie Court OF
Appeals is granted. In other respects the mouOh
Is denied see memorandum Evans agt Hopkins-OLder
q diseOnnuanee Van Pelt agt Harde10Ider granted u
agt the New Orleans etc. Railroad Company et al
Order appointing John Lindsey ESQ., Receiver etc Eraober
act DOWnsOrder granted. Durant agt ADendrOthUr
dismssing petition. etc Hammond agt schultz-OIHeI
notion NaylOr agt DayS-Order denying nOlOn
10 yacate order Of WithOus agt GreenReieIence
ordered MOrehouse agt GeagerOrder dsmissDg motion
Common PIeds-SDecidl TeTT-BV Judge Van
HoesenIn accounting OF Smith etc; see meIn0ran-
dun. sader agt. the MAYOR etc; see memorandum Wat
agt PerrY-Paintf adudged guilty Of contempt; see
memorandum. the OF GravenhOrst etcAssgnee
discharged White agt White Judgment of divorce of
plaintiff sp0nordi agt acknowledgement Of divorce or
MIA
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
THE GREAT HEALTH RESORT,

known "a Our Homeon the Hillside, Dansyile, Evingston
County, N " has on this 10th OF May l0I pesOns-nen
wome and children It's bOardera and patients who have
come from of the Republic and Canada 10 spend ae
summer their health or TO learn oW 70
Keep The establs is the largest hygene
stition world; accommodate nom 500 70
mas treated tO recovery Of good health 20OO persons
without giving Of them single particle oi meuclhe
health issues monthly heah JOurnal
Ile Laws OF Lhe-prce 81 90 yearsPlClMEN N0flES 70
Sen FREE celebrate ITS ZOth anniversary on tue Isl
of hgust PROXIMO ana Is TO have aud 70 hOd me gees
health the world has ever seen NoW SICK anu
Won desire TO get well WELL you would ike 10 Keep well
send postage stamp and get information and you IKE OUT
fho9ht philosophy aud practise come 70 us aod get ia OF
your There at least OOOO0O ehT0ne hvus h
The United states who might have gOoI nel p pioV9ses
nlatn and simple would adopt aud follow them what
foy 10 disObey Of life and keep scS wnen Nature
od sbow beysef mighty II inYalds would only ac
cent guidance 40 tsnO new tangled nonsense nor
induce the people 70 accept ltls tue ~
,ne nhlosophy-Od creatiOnthat 10 v5 as one ought
bfinRs health ought not brings sickness Come 70
TO live II sick you VIII get Wei II
We'll Won will stay well We give the choicest references
ifrequiredL Address as above, JAMES y. . 1aoA2ON,
WINDHAM COUNTY, Conn, tirstIelass rda,s
w hoard with very pleasant Apply TO the PRES
TON HOUSE, Brooklyn, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
Gctrls.

DOPULAR PRICES.
SARATOGA SPRINGS N. Y.
CONGRESS HALL.
THREE DOLLARS A DAY.
This spendid hotel being thoroughly renovated ana
refnrnistod; will open for guests June 20 -
CLEMENT & WILKINSON, Managers
III e Clement Lindei Hotel, 81 LOUIS, Mo;
William wilkinson. late Grand Union Hotel
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
THE COURTS.
ron,,,red from second Page.

S-,6oS- Thomas W. Donovan, and man named 5 hyail5i
~ Claims 10 be relative. The oontesI on cnS
:, ,sf of testamentary capacity, was peBuh az, ,
49, Surrogate Calvin, with the testimony OA '"0 wa
SosSes to the execution OF the WILL
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
DrookIpn ReaI Gstate for sale.

TOR SALE or TO LET-First-class three
story mghstoOp and basement brOwnstOne house,
newly finished with all modern improvements; furnished
unturnished Greene, second door Of ClinOnave
d. H. STONE, 1872 Broadway, New.YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
Gountrr tJrOprrIn 20 fet.
Real Gstats TO gFrbanse.

CREEN-AVE., BROOKLYN.-Elegant four
VI story, high stGoP brown stone equity over IRE 1sap-
or cash and Iowa land. EULAND WHITING Beck
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
alusiral 5nstrnme'Is

A DUMAHAUT, late s. X. BALL e. CO.,
N. No 25 EAST l4TH.ST.
Chickering's Stenways and other Pianos and organs NV
for cash. on instslments, and for rent.
NEEDHAMS PARLOR ORGANS, $5S (e
~ stops double reedsl to $1,000 Buy Of manqaet9rer
Two profits. A instrument-(rHE NEEDHA4
MUSICAL CABINET)-upOn which any play any
tune By simply working the pedals Price, $40 and mp.
e. Z. NEEDHAM d SON, l43 East 23dst, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
Anriion Sales of Real @state.

RY VIRTUE of a POWER of SALE con-
tanned In the last w!l and testament of JOHN PAL
nifty with order by the Surrogate Of the CITY and
county OF NeWGork We the unders gned EXecutx and EX
lie auction at the Exchange salesrOom Number III Broad
way, in the City Of NewYork, by Z. H. Ludlow
Of tha day the following described real estate tow;
fls-Al that certain lot piece parcel Of ground and
City OF NewYolk and lately known and distinguished
az Duane street bounded nOrtheasery by Duane
street southwestery in the by Manhattan place.
side BY ground now late Of Francis Many and psy bS
ground now or late Of the heirs Of John McCOmb deceased
late Of Madeline Berne and partly by ouId formerly Of
breadth front and rear feet and extending in
depth on each side from Duanestreet TO Republican, alley
SeoOndA that certain lot OF land situate I'm the City OF
New York and bounded as follows Beginning at point on
2 feet east OF the northeast OF Thrrststreet
feet nine inches ence east parallel
with Thirty twenty feet thence SOUTH parallel
with seeondayenue feet inches the north
side OF Thirty and thence along the
twenty feet to the point Of beginning
Dated New York, June H. 1873.
WILLIAM II. PARSONS. Executor.
THOMAS 4 WILDER, Attorneys for Executors.
June25,2S,July2h9,l2.
JERE. JOHNSON, ir, Auctioneer.
Great auction sale OF
oCoNEY ISL ISLAND LOTS
Particulars at office of auctoneer % Li6erty.st.
W. o. HOFFMAN, Aueuoneer.
POSITIVE and UNRESERVED SALE,
BY Order Of Trustee,
100000 acres
LAND in Mcdowell County west Virginia,
WEDNESDAY, q ,:is 5a9e 20, 1873
AtExcHANeE sALEsROoM, No. III Broadway.
Abstract Of titles maps &C. at office Of Auctioneer and
ample guarantees as to title
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
Gxcnrslons.


MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
WI Completed GreenponL opposite 23d.st East River
SUMNER TIMETABLE TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE 49, 1873.
Week days Sundays the elegant steamer ELIZA HAN
cox commencing above, viii run during the season from
Pier foot Of 23d-st, EAST RIVER, direct 10 COmpanys
Depot at GREENPOINT, making close connections, go
ing and returning with express trains to aIG from Manhat
Beach.
Boat leaves 23d-st. Pier at s;45. 945; 10:45 ll:46
and l245, l:5O, 245, 300 445, $50 and 645 p M
Trains Leave Aanlatan Beach for via GreenPens
at 1880, 10, IL and l2lO 200, 3l2 aO4 5:l2 6OI,
z, s:lj and $50 p m Time from Greenpoint AZ minutes
Trains East New York with Rapid Transit trains
Atlantic ave. Brooklyn, also with Canarse and Rock
away Beach Railroad.
VIA BAY RIDGE,
The elegant steamers THOS COLLYER and D. r. MARTIN
22d-st., n. n. LerOyst, n. r. Pier 3, ". X
9, TO- II, ~ 925, 1925, 1l25 9:25 1925. ll;25
NJ. and l. 2 3 m, and 1926, l25, q. m, and l225'
4, 3, and p. 2:2j. 1875, 4:2j 5:25, l25 2:26 1913,
IN. $40 and 1:2J p. IN. $50, O:2O bszOs
Trains leave Manhattan Beach via Bay Ridge at l0+0
ll40 and l240 1885. 2t3 $40 4iO $780, 6;4O 14O
and p. m.
WEST POINT or NEWBURGH-Daily lex
w cept Sundaysli see DAY LINE adyertiSementi re,
main az WEST POINT 3 hours; NEWBURGH nearly =
hours; due at New-YOrk return at $50.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
Gitn Real estate for Sal,

Ih-AYE.-T0 LEASE, 55th and 5etb-sts
'o1lyo. oaefs received a. II West Houston.st
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

01D-ST., 274 WEST. Handsomely furnished
- rooms with without board I'd ana Sd foor at re-
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
Bnslness Chances.

AN experienced truck farmer would like to
N meet party with means 70 start very Rr9h1aDie 6Is
information will DO given by addressing MAX GUELkE
Ramsey's, ". J.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
Che Curt.


MONMOUTH PARK RACES,
NA LONG BRANCH, n. J.,
Saturday. June 90 Tuesday 3D. Thursday IA and SATURDAY.
9th, July.
SIX RACES EACH DAY.
Trains by the NewJersey Central and Southern Raroads
directly 20 the Course
Admission Field. so cents Grand stand 81 extra
{. WHEATIEY seey GEO. L. LoRlLLARD Prea
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
fnrnlIure.
3oaro du0 Rooms.
West Side

A ROOMS nicely furnished for light house.
n excepting and privilege in kitchens very pleasant location
90 Mest 25tl.st. near Sth-aYe.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

THE residence of the late General John Sedg-
wick will opened for the reception OF Summer board
era beautiful scenery; quiet place. large rOoms shade Sci
p IIousatonic Valley u hours from NewHork For parc
ulars address HARIiY SEDGWICK, Cornwall Hollow, Conn
TTUE NEW and ELEGANT LADIES INSTI-
i TUTE BUILDING at Suhicld, Conn.,, will DO open for
summer boarders June y August 23 rooms large
srv and comfortably funshed location cannot be surpassed
Tor pure air beautiful drives and wholesome rerement
hoard 10 TO So For further information address LUTHER
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

At No. 35 2d-place, near Chnt0n-st., Brook
N yn gentlemen or families can have arge airy ~
Ferry in refined family unsxcepuonaele references nun
nshed and required
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

oO WEST 22D-ST. T.-Seyeral nice rooms to
eDB let with board Transient and table Doarders aAeh'
references exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

IENKINSON'S H0TEL.--Highlands OF Nave Nave
,l snt N j. Access by NewJerseY southern kallr0ao'
Pier s. North RveI and steamer sesoTd miro 9m Rysr win
e snen June 90 Terms 90 per day $40 70 VII oV ptI
~eaT speciai arrangements for the season. - ,,.,..
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

EENWICK HALL, SaybrOOk Point, Conn
This favofite hotel beautifully located on Long
Island sound tho mouth Of Connecticut RIVER 39 hos
from NewY York Shore ne) VIII open June 20 ~ hls an o
Attractions Of hrstCss watering place az unubuay low
prces large well ventilated ana hgheu WIN
gas Throughout MIX Fnd from cows Kept upon tue
place For further information and circulars please ADDRESS
HOTEL BERKELEY, Boston, Mass, until June TO- T.
NTON. PrOpTictOr.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
pFcnRnED MORTGAGEa.

BedlOv, Alfred and wife 20 John il HenshaW, Mon.
soe-st also MOnrOe-st also East Broad
wgy: also e 4 N &fket-st and also south and Wat
erSts, between Clinton and MOntgOmery-sts,
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

FIRST-CLASS BOARD and ACCOMM0DA-
Il TIONs-splendd situation teq miles n3TR of 9 N9S
burg. al weekly Address FRANCIS GARRISON, PlAlts
Kill Uisrer County n Y. Reference, Mrs. II. C. SMITH
West II
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
5nmmer Boaro.

A MEXICAN HOTEL. Rchfeld Springs,
"A YWn open June /, 1878 Plans Of house may be see
and rooms engaged at the HOTEL. BUREAU, 80 UnO
Square, N. Y. TUNNICLIFF CO,
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

ROys' Summer Boarding -SchOOl.-See Swithin
NJ shordges advertisement under Instruction begin
nmg SO quarter"
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

EERNSIDE, Tyringham, Berkshire Co.. Mass
uomery shaker XlageA dehghiini Tes96t d0r Ial1l n
e-in Berkshire llsnear StOckDridgeah aha eoAi luu
acre farm large dairy: abundance Of fruit and buildings al
newly furnished. Dr. JOSEPH JONES Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

IA AZ Terrace Hail. RAMAPO. Rookland County; n; J
thirty four miles Erie Railway, five minutes walk fro
depot mountainous section, with splendid scenery house
fine lake good boating fishing delightful spot for p
vate families house being furnished with view 10 cOmfOI
cronlnTa rNieTcmcns &C. apIcatOn: mnAerate terms
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

BERKSHIRE HILLS.-A private family viii
~ take few bOardeTs house pleasantly located cOnyt
neut 20 railroad fresh milk ard good furnished
81 80 per week. Address Box 81 Hinsdale, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

0JO WEST 24TH-ST.-Excellent board
Ieegan largo second and third floor roOnls spacious
cIosets running water Two. Sl2 upwards single So
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-19
A HANDSOME PICTURE.

John T. Pantlind showed US yesterday an
excellent photograph likeness of himself exc
cuted by Marston. There is a beautiful ex-
preston of resignation upon the lower feat
ures of the face, betokening martyr-like will
lingness to please the fair supplicant, while
about the upper stories, especially the Man
sard roof the genial lights of hope and joy,
anticipation and amiability, linger and play
as do the parting rays of summer twilight up
on the rounded dome of some unOccupied, ST.
lent, but well fortified Roman Citadel. The
are very fine, especially the trap
pings and suits of brave craftsmanship by
which the central figure is surrounded. AL
together the picture is an excellent one, en-
phatic in light and shadow, decided in por
traiture and thoroughly characteristic in pro-
and atmosphere. The fact is,
handsome man always does make a handsome
picture
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-19
PENCIL SCRATCHES.
picture.

The Bodie teams which went out recently
loaded down with merchandise and machin-
cry are returning for fresh loads. They are
bringing in barley from the valleys, This
doubling up makes good showing for our
freight interests
Post Master White was at his post yester-
day. A new clerk is on duty over there.
The weather was little cloudy yesterday.
Not equal to weather notes. Climate too I'M
certain.
Alex Ardery, the tightening manipulation,
who has been absent for several weeks on
visit to San Francisco and parts adjacent
has returned and is at his post again.
Among the departures for the bay last eve
ming wenotice the names of Bob PiXley, Hon.
John Piper, E. Strother, the bankrupt boss,
A. j. Tyrrell, and A. Sutro and family. Also
Sam King went to Reno
H. L. Tickner, tells us he is a printer
When we are short handed, we will raise H.
L. by setting him up at case.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-19
OUR CATHOLIC SEMINARY.

We notice our old townsman, Mr.. M. Y.
Stewart, in town. Something grizzled of
whisker is Mike, and altogether fit for the jul
dicial honors that the constituency of Bodie
Township sought in vain to thurst upon him.
ct strikes us that Mr. Stewart would make
an efficient judge, we are dead sure he
would be an honest one), But we merely
make this bit of preface to say we are glad to
see our hearty old fellow citizen and to know
that his boy pulled through successfully out
of his fevers, and that Mrs. S. is again among
us, happy to get restored to the old sights
and scenes of her former home, so pleasant
and so cheery-lke What Mr.. Stewart re-
minded us of (the seeing of him, mean),
is the projected Roman Catholic Seminary
here We trust that the coming year, with
its brave prospects of prosperity, will launch
this pleasant project on flood tide of success.
Our readers are already informed that Mr..
Stewart sold the old Carson race track prop
erty-sixty or eighty acres-to the ''Sisters
for the purposes of a school or seminary, and
that it is their intention to build there quite
extensively and with a view to permanence
and solidity We have all along regarded it
as a very grave mistake and misfortune that
the Ormsby County Agricultural Society did
not purchase those grounds, but preferred the
Putnum lands and squandered their money,
uselessly, SO far, instead But in the long
run perhaps the result will be better. Ger
tainly an institution where the race is the race |
of the minds of generous youth seeking know
ledge and imbibing morals from fountain
head, which, in theory at least, is pure and
undefled, is, or should be, more to be priced
than Cattle shows, horse races and exhibitions |
of bucohcky eloquence, fattened pigs and prize
wethers. The Bonanzas still give promise of
vast wealth for many months to come; Bodie
and other new mining districts are full of en-
enlargement; and the general presentiment |
Of good times coming augues well for all We
hope to see some vigorous work done on the
new college grounds ere another January.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-19
THE EPISCOPAL SOCIAL.

The social last evening at Judge Leonard S
was a well attended and very recherche affair
The Judge and his lady did all in their power
to make it pleasant and agreeable to their
guests, and the ladies of the church were un-
firing in their efforts in the same direction.
The whole affair passed off pleasantly and we
Opine a handsome sum was realized.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-19
ADNERSTISISG MEDIUM.

Because of its greatly enlarged circulation
Also it Will be, as heretofore, a carefully
conducted