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STANDARD uh~atse-H ~ s. rus'otc.
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4 Duel In "a Ballroom.



DALLAS. Texas. Feb. 3.-rwo young men
Samuel 1nnlin~nY ana GrUr-c McGreror were present
the hah n Cedar Hit In the ballroom were col.
lectci Young ladies aud gentlemen uf tue best society
Among the dance was Ms. Buuiptt who engaged
marry rnntn~on Roth Tumhuson and Mcthegor
claimed Miss kufdft tor the daurr. and quarrel
hut Mcrcgur tuumphantN led the lady out the
floor louiinsou llcW pocket Anne and attacked MS
rival Dee AMI the girl were swinging corners No
Gfrsur nlso drew his knife aud terrible rht rnsucd
Roth contestant were badly stabbed Miss Burdett
tllhtei Mcbrr.ur Is fatally cut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10

GARNER. Il will he seen made 81 points more
than Sexton and 52i more than DAILY. and yet
won only games. DAILY and Sexton winning 4.
Gallagher mndo more point than Sexton and
i2l more than Dnly. and was placed in the cate
CORY with Garnirr. Sexton and DAILY getting the
third and fourth prizes.
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The Record Of the B,mard Tournament.

Sexton and Daily having tied each other in
tho tournament. they will play the decisive
game for the third prizo in the Cooper Institute
this evening. The other prizes will also be dis
trihuied Tho following record may provo in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10

Mr.. James T.. Munson. one Of the beet short
hand writers In this country and the author Of prac
teal and intelligent system Of photography. has added
70 his series OF text books Photographic Thnt~ RsA ",
commend it to the advanced students Of the art
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10

Perhaps the most elegant public entertain
mcnt now offered in this city is the "rinaOrs" opera Al
the standard Theatre,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10

We can see no occasion for the Mayor to
stand longer on ceremony with Mr.. Police
Commissioner ERHARDT.
MI ERHARDr made a general accusation
against his colleagues. The Mayor called
upon him for particulars. He refused TO
furnish them. His refusal was based on
fimsy and ridiculous prcteXts, and the
Mayor replied by repeating his demand.
But why does not the Mayor proceed with
an official investigation into the depart
ment just as Mr. ERHARDr has asked him to
do, and call Mr., ERHARDT as the first wit
ness As soon as he shall have been sworn
let the Mayor ask Of him, rs the first ques-
tion, Il full explanation Of the meaning Of
his letter
In this way the Mayor will get at all the
information which Mr.. ERHARpr Processes
10 possess, but refuses to communicate.
Did Mayor COOPER never hear, in his
youth, from the lips Of his rich and venera-
bic father, the familiar saying, There is
more than one way to skin n cat 7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10

This is the proper week for the annual ex-
termination Of Roach in the national Capitol.
Tho Post ONCE Appropriation bill is likely to
go before the Senate to-day or tomorrow, and
with It the impudent old Brazilian subsidy job,
in the shape Of an amendment.
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on anybody for help. Referring to tho charges
Of fraud in tho election in his own State. and
the means alleged to have been used to promote
1t. he said in the Senate:
III anybody should step M to them and intimidate
them ~ the polls they would resort 10 their rcvolvers or
their mu.kets aui they would tight ont then aud fight
1t out there. lam taikug about tho people Of the
state represent Although 1t may not be- exactly ao-
corins TO Eastern notions vet We nearly In 'e same
habit Of carrying weapons that they are down SOUTH
This candid confession must have relieved
the Investigators mind. though he will not be
likely to include It in his report Of the Louisiana
and South Carolina outragcs. where tits claimed
that the negroes in certain localities had large
numerical maorities. and yet were bulllozed
without the least sign of opposition That sort
Of meekncss docs not appear to be admired in
Colorado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10

Among the ladies who preached or man.
aged public services of various sorts. yesterday
were the Rev. Miss ANNA OLIVER, the Rev. Mrs.
NELLIE J. r. BRIGHAM. the Rev. EMMA GATES
CoNKLIN. tho Rcv. Miss +. W. GREENWOOD, the
Rcv. Mrs. NJ. A. ~ POLLARD. the Rev. Mrs. i. G..
UNGER tho Rev. CATHERINE SCHERTz. the Row.
Widow VAN Corr and the Rev. Sister AUGUSTA.
Thus in other public paths rs well as pcdcs-
triansm women are showing ability to COM
nato with men
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10

The walking mania still continues It's
ravagcs. regardless Of age. sex. or previous
condition Of decrepitudc. Mr.. ODoNNELL, who
is in his cighticth year. has Just essayed trudg-
ing 10 miles in "a hours the wooden-eggcd
walking challenge has been eagerly taken up;
Mrs. SMITH has shown what can be done on a
track IN tho fourth story Of tenement house {;
while. undcterrcd by the fate Of the Westchcster
milkmaid. Miss JENNIE SINCLAIR begins in
Brooklyn tonight the wonderful feat" Of
walking 5000 quarter miles in 5000 quarter
hours. Still. it isn't worry wonderful TO begin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10

Mr.. TELLER Of Colorado, who is Chairman
Of the Committee to Investigate charges Of in
timilation and violence in Louisiana and South
Carolina. according to his own account repre-
scnts n people who Understand those methods
and have way Of meeting them.w without calling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10

stubborn Colds Soon Yield
10 Jayhes EAgeeIVgHAG
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The expense Of the new Capitol at Albany
was not all in the building " t. but now it ap-
pears in keeping 10 lighted heated. and cleaned.
Two score 81 men are required 70 attend 90 this
business although scare ely onc-nith of It's
space is yet oycuuied and Ia three week, live
hundred tons 81 coal have been consumed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10

There Is some surprise that HABrEASI-r,
rs both past and prospective candidate for the
Presidency. 10 say nothing Of having been tho
Governor OF Pennsylvania. should put w with
the Philadelphia Postmastcrship. But HART
RANT is ono ~ those men who know good
thing 10 get when they see it: and the Philadel-
phia Post ONCE is or can be- made 70 very good
thing In various ways Tho onlccholdng in
stinct is u ruling passion in HABTBASrr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-23

This commtte met last evening. All the
members were present except Senator Kaiser
and Assemblyman Vansickle.
Comins moved to report back to the House
the Woedburn bill with the recommendation
that it do not pass.
Boardman moved to amend by reporting
back the bill with the recommendation that the
same do pass.
The motion to amend was lost, all the
members voting against it except Williams
and Beardman.
Comins' original motion was then put and
carried, all voting for it except Boardman
and Williams.
Williams then made motion to amend the
bill by striking out the words GIVE cents, J"
the rates of freight allowed by the bill on
wood, lumber, coal, pig-iron, etc., and insert
in lieu thereof seven and one half cents.
The motion to amend was lost, all voting
against the amendment except Williams and
Boardman.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-23
THE QUESTION OF PROFITS.


':What is the profit and what the risk" are
the first considerations in every business trans
action. Messrs Lawrence & Co., Bankers,
81 Exchange Place, New York city, make
large profits monthly for their customers, by
the new Combination System of operating in
stocks at the New York Stock Exchange. By
this system they mass together various sums
from thousands of customers and with the ag-
gregate become giants in the street, placing
their patrons on an equality with the kings of
finance, whether the amount invested be great
or small $15 pays s75, or per cent. on
the stock during 80 days $50 makes $40,
or per cent. 5000 makes So 900, or 10 per
cent, and so on, according to the market
Messrs Lawrence & Co. s circular Copyright
ed and sent free) contains ''two unerring rules
for success in stock operations" and explains
everything. The Brooklyn Journal, April
18th, says: "Messrs. Lawrence d Co., Bank
ers, have many facilities by which their GUS
toners secure advantages not otherwise obtain
able Our editor made net profit of SOL %
ON an investment of $40 in their combina-
tons" The standing and responsibility of
Messrs Lawrence & Co. is unquestioned, and
they furnish best of reference. Highest mar
ket prices paid for all kinds of stocks and
bonds and new Government Loan supplied.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-23
ALWAYS AHEAD.

Instead of waiting for the turn of the before get
ting goods, take pleasure inform our patrons
that have just received Complete New Stock of Dress
Goods and exquisite Fancy Goods which offer such
remarkably low prices that they would induce the most
sngy father and husband to dive down for his bottom
dollar.
We have received consignment Of One Hundred Coaks
with positive instructions close them any price,
and re will do it, MRS. }. SHEYER d co.
Carson January %, 1872 d3o
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-23

A CoZY RETREAT.-Gibson and Dealy
opened their new saloon upon the site OF the
recent confagration, on Friday evening. 1t
is, without exaggeration, the neatest and
most fascinatingly arranged saloon ever
opened in this city. The old style bar has
been replaced by elegantly carved sideboards;
the walls are covered with exquisite gems of
art; and last, but not least, the exhilarating
fluids that are to be found there are pur en-
ceUence.
FROM BoDIE.-Passengers on yesterday s
Bodie stage report that the recent excitement
in that camp has completely died out. The de-
monstrative mechanics are left out in the cold,
new men have taken their places, and every
thing Is serene.
THE BONANZA TAXES. Committee on
Ways and means were in session yesterday
considering the bill now before the Legisla-
ture to remit the penalty of 100000 due
this commonwealth from the Bonanza cor
porations,
THEATRIcAL.-The Georgia Minstrels will
open at the Carson Opera House on the 9th
of March 1t is further stated that Clara
Morris will soon appear here, providing salts
factory arrangements can be perfected.
Personal Matt Halpin, of the Virginia
Stage, and Shamus O'Brien, the biographer
in brief of the members of the Legislature,
are IN town and at the mercy of the host of
the Ormsby.
HOLIDAY. - The profound law makers of
this commonwealth, now in session here, had
a holiday yesterday out of respect to the an
niversary of the birth of the Father of his
AN IMMENSE VAULT.-The Superintendent
IF the Mint has had an immense vault con-
'tructed in the mint building capable of stor-
ng 81 500, 900 in standard silver dollars
SENATOR HAINEs. - Senator Haines, of |
Douglass, who recently sprained his ankle,
S at his home, and, we are glad to say, get
ing along comfortably
FUER FEINsCHMECKER. - Beim Decker
,iebts heute Eingemachtes Kohl und Schwei-
lefiesh. Der Jim st. Clair list NIGHT einge-
aden or first zu well
DROWNED Brown, little 54year
Id son of widow lady in Gold Hill, was
rowned Friday afternoon in the Belcher res
rvoir.
SPIRIUAL-Mrs P. w. Stevens will lee
ure ON spiritualism this evening at o'clock
n the District Court room Seats free.
EAU FAIT CLUB.-The next party of this club
ill be given at the Opera House ON Friday
vening next, the 28th instant.
CLosED.-The U. S. Mint and banking
ouses in this city were closed yesterday,
birthday.
New GooDs.-Koppell & Plat have just
,ceived a new invoice of goods requisite for
entlemen's toilets.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-23
THE HYERS SISTERS CONCERT.

This troupe of colored musical and dra-
matte artists will make their appearance at
the Carson Opera House on Tuesday evening,
the 25th instant Their performances are of a
cultured and refined character, and have been
enthusiastically greeted throughout the East.
This is what the Chicago Inter-Ocean says of
them: ''The entertainment which was given
last night at McCormick's Hall, by select
company of colored vocalists and comedians,
known as the Out of Bondage Troupe, was
one of the best representations of slave life
az it existed before the war that has ever
been presented to the public. Aside from
this fact it is performance which possesses
intrinsic wealth and offers many attractions.
The public not eager to patronize negro
mlnstrelsy as in days gone by, when darby
life and darby eccentricities possessed to the
people of the North the irresistible charm of
novelty Burnt cork performances have
now degenerated into sort of medium for
old jokes and personal caprices of the per
formers Slave life nowadays is the least i'm
portant feature about minstrelsy Now there
comes along an organization comparatively
small in numbers, but composed from the
genuine element-every one of them darkies
by nature, precept and practice. There is in
their fun mrth and charm that minstrel
troupe, no matter how accomplished its men,
bers are, can impart We get the original
article, without aduteration. There is no at
tempt to be witty or sharp, or to obtrude in
dividual characteristics, The first perform
ance last night was attended by goodly
sized audience, and every one present seemed
to enjoy the novel affair with great hearth
ness The personalities of the plantation
negro were set forth in real and vivid man.
ner, and the members of the troupe entered
into the thing with as much gusto as the au-
dience They are all excellent comedians in
their way, and the musical talent in the troupe
will surprise every one that has not heard
them The Hyers Sisters are well known
since their introduction to the public by Gil
more at the Boston Jubilee. They are prob
ably the best colored singers before the public
Miss Madah Hyers, the soprano, has voice
shat in the upper register is remarkably pure,
clear and sound, and its compass, we are as
sured, is so wide that she can sing the G above |
the staff. She sings with taste and expression.
Musically Miss Aadah Hyers is the most
noticeable one in the company, Miss Louise
Hyers has good mezzo soprano voice, which
she uses judicously. Mr. J. w. Luca, baro-
tine, and Mr.. Wallace King, tenor, have ex-
cellent voices"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-23
BULLION PRODUCT.

The following is the gold and silver bullion
product of the Comstock mines for the month
of January
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-23
SITUATION WANTED.

EXPERIENCED LADY WISHES A.
N situation Housekeeper to do chamber work in
hotel lodging house, to do first class cooking in
private boarding house No objections to going the
country Apply at No. %, Carson Exchange.
February 18th, 1879. 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-23

AN UNPLEASANTNESS FOR ONB.-It Is a tru-
Ism that there are no sweets without greater
or lesser alloy of the bitter. On Friday even
ing one of the walters of the Ormsby House,
namsd A. III. Brown, attended the bal masque
OF the Carson Guards, and in place of putting
IN his time nationally by Willing away the
irksome hours of the melancholy night in the
may whirl, he devoted his leisure and coin
to Bacchus, which resulted in, to use an in
elegant term, his getting drunk After haV-
ing devoted his quota of time and money to
the aforesaid pastime, he, at clock yester-
day morning, departed from the scene of fes-
tivity and meandered down to the Ormsby.
The demon of liquor had at that time evil
IDENTIFY taken possession of the better part of
his nature, for no sooner had he entered the
portals of that house than he began to abuse
Lew Meyers, the quiet and unostentatious
barkeeper of that establishment. The intox-
Icated reveller went so far as to follow Mr..
Meyers behind the sacred precincts of his bar
threatening to annihilate him. At this juno
ture of the game Mr.. Meyers patience forsook
him and he taught the knight of the napkin
lesson which he will not soon forget 1t is
needless to state that Mr. Brown is not grac-
ing the dining room of the Ormsby House
just now.
THE MoFFATr LAVA bill analogous to
the ''MofTatt liquor law" now in operation IN
the State of Virginia, has been introduced in
our Legislature. Although the adoption of
this law may greatly augment the revenues of
the State of Nevada, yet it is an arbitrary and
cruel one. The embryo barkeeper could not,
after becoming full fedged impress the ha-
bitual drinker with his self-importance by |
wearing a genuine solitaire pin. The full |
fledged barkeeper cannot, in the event of the
passage of that bill, buy out his employer in
a short space of time after his engagement.
There are other minor, but equally consistent
reasons, why this law should not pass. Let
the bill be killed in committee.
METHODIST CHURCH.-There will be service
this evening at half-past seven o'clock Snb-
ject of discourse : ''The Rich and the Poor"
Seats free, and all are invited. Sunday school
at 2P NJ No morning service.
RELIGIOUS. regular services will be
held in the A. NJ E. Church. Preaching at
II o'clock A. NJ. and 80 P. NJ. Subject for
the evening, the second coming of Christ.
NJ T. WEIR, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Services in the
Church to-day at IL A NJ and
P. M. Subject for evening; Israel under
he Kings"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-21

THK WEDDING One Of the mcst
enjoy able social events that has taken
place in Seattle for = long time was the
celebration Of the nuptial rites at the
wedding of Mr.. Chas. q. Stsinweg aud
Miss Annie 4 WuDder, .. the resi-.
dence Of the brides parents, last even.
ing. The ceremony WAS performed by
Roswell Scott, Esq who tied the knot
in brief and happy manner. After
hearty congratulations Gil around. the
sixty or eighty ladies and gen,lemsa
were win.d ard d,ned in the most gor.
g.ous manner The tables were loaded
with all the choice viands. ard spark
ling champagne flowed as free rs water.
When all were through eating the
guests. bride aud bridegroom repaired
TO Reinig's Hall, where dancing was
kept up into the we sma hours
this morning. Amorg the handsome
tokens of appreciation ard regard re-
ceived by the happy couple from their
numerous friends, we will mention the
following: Handsome silver ice pitcher
aud goblet presented by J c Lipsky.
A + Naher, Doheny aud A Hirsch-
field silver pickle dish. Mr. and Mrs
Reinig; silver sugar bowl. Mr. and Mrs
Chas Nuher; silver butter knife. pickle
fork and sugar spoon. Miss Theresa
Os,ermyer; bronze clock. Henry Peters;
carving knife. fork aud steel. + w
Wusthoff; French coffe. pct. Waddell
& Miles; pair of beautiful panel pic
lures, Mra Wenzler ard Mrs Michel
pair Of vases. and flowers. Mrs w u
Crosse; pair Of vases, Mrs Lohse; wine
set. Mr. Myers; toilet set. II Uhlfclder;
toilet set, j Burian; set of silver spoons,
Toklas 4 Singerman; wax flowers and
globe. Mrs Il S Clarke; breakfast bell,
Mr. aud Mrs August Wolff. Besides
these there were several presents with
out cards, hence We are unable to men
ton them. The Pacific Cornet Band
WAS on hand and played several soul
stirring airs. The affair was most
enjoyable one, and We. III common with
the whole community, wish Mr. Stein
veg and his happy bride . long and
happy journey together.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Steamer Chebalis brought up large
quantity OF shingles yesterday.
The campers out along the Sound
will be .csmperiBg home in a hurry II
this rain does not soon let up.
The rain is said to have had bad
eject upon standing grain near Lscon.
ner. The damage cannot At present be
estimated.
Five or six men will leave Oh the
Josephine tomorrow for the upper Ska
git gold mines. The latest report from
there is that the miners have got the
creek turned and are now building q
dam.
On the last trip Of the bark kalakaus
to Honolulu, Chinaman fell from aloft.
striking on hogs back. and received
no injury. Not so. however. with the
hog. which died in about two hours
FROM the effect.
The water has fallen 80 as 10 permit
the turning Of the creek from its chan
mel into the ditch, a. the Skagit mines.
and but few more days are required
to demonstrate whether they come up
to the expectation Of the hardy miners
who have spent their time and labor
there this summer. or not.
A visi. to Lawton's Nursery tends to
di.pel the illusion that the Garden OF
Eden was . myth. The hedges. shrub
berry, plants. flowers. etc. to be seen
there are TO be seen nowhere else. aud
are well worthy q visit. Persons want
ing anything in his line can be accom-
modated to more advantage by him
than by those at distance, inasmuch
as tho buyer sees aud knows what he Is
getting. while he who sends East buys
blind. doesn't always get what ,s sent
for. and sometimes gets nothing at all
70. his money.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-21

1t is generally supposed by PHI sicisns
aud the people generally that Dy.pepsia
can not invariably be cured, bot We are
pleased to say that GREES's AUGUST
FLOWER has never. to our knowledge.
failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in all its forms, such as Sour
Stomach, Costiveuess. Sick Headache,
Palpitation of the Heart. Indigestion.
bad taste in the mouth. &c. Out Of
the 10000 dozen bottles sold last year.
not single failure was reported. but
thousands Of complimentary letters re-
ccived from Druggists of wonderful
cures Three doses will relieve any
case. Tryit. Sample Bottles 10 cents.
Regular size IS cents For sale by all
Druggists.