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National Republican., 1879-03-29
a Quartette of Criminals Sent TO the Grand


Elizabeth Frazier, who was arrested by the
detectives last Wednesday, charged with com
mitting robberies at number of houses where
sue had been employed as servant, was ar.
raigned In the Police Court yesterday. Two
distinct charges were made against her, one
10y E. Hays, esq, No. 1O7 l street northwest,
aud tho other byS. S. Shedd, esq 1853 Four.
leenth street northwest. The defendant
waived an examination and the cases were
sent up to the grand jury, bonds being fixed
ut $3.50 in each. The mother of the accused
and Mr.. Kelly were accepted as surctes aud
the prisoner was released from custody.
Hugh Strider stood up in the dock charged
with robbing an old soldier named Grevy Of O
railroad ticket pair of boots and several other
articles. As this was his second olieuse, the
grand jury will attend to his case, bail being
set at $500.
A neatly dressed young colorcd man, named
William Gibbons, ir, was arraigned for forgi ins
his fathers name TO note TO H. Lees Son
for $40, The prisoner pleaded guilty and wa'
ordered TO give bonds in the sum of $500 fo
his appearance before the grand jury. Hi
father said he desired to prosecute the matto
aud refused to give bail for his son, aud he was
sent to Jail.
William alias mick" johnson pleaded guilty
10 the charge of shooting William Beasey las
Thursday evening, at the corner Of l. an(
Third streets, and was also sent up to tn,
grand jury, his bail being Il xed at $500.
IT Is simply impossible to take Lodillel
Headache Specific for headache without gain
ing instant relief. Sold by all druggists only
so cents
National Republican., 1879-03-29
Nntlnnnl Hase.Rnll Clnh.

All the members of the NI..on4, niae VIII
be in the city next Monday, and a practice
game will be played the following afternoon
on the grounds corner Of Sixteenth aud S
streets The work Of improving the grounds
has been commenced The oulGcl has been
sodded and leyeed or so that field second 10
none in the country is tho result, A new
grand stand Is in course Of erection which will
accommodate 100 persons
Manager Holliug3heod Is In Now York FOR
the purpose of arranging ths schedule of games
TO be piaycd with the other clubs OF the Ns,
tiuual Association dpring the ensuing season.
For upward Of thirty years Mrs, WIns,0wy
Soothing Syrup has been used foT children. II
corrects acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentorJ
and dalIahoa, whether arising from teethng
or other causes. An old and Ws,!'troa remedy
rs ceutsa bottle,
National Republican., 1879-03-29

Latest styles gouts low Shoes, Caters, aud
Button Shoes, at Park shoe store, 93! Seventh
stroot, near K,
National Republican., 1879-03-29

BOYS CLOTHING, THE LARGEST sl'l lECTlQS.
El-ENlAN BROS CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
l. STREETS
National Republican., 1879-03-29

At TRAlriNoRE AM OHIO pEpor, SEw JERSEY AYR
NUE AND CsTnEEr.
MYrpiuO EiSnhlg.
$500 ~ louis q Cn. or. $50, Baltimore accom-.
s6.yi fhlla a y. Y. eN. Aan, Rhliimore accom-.
'7;D, CbiC'o & Pitb'geN. .0tn, Y. Phit a Bos eN.
NA, baltimore aud way Sos Piedmont, Slrashurg
stations. \, inchpstpr FTpiCk,
e?b, Fred. 40. Met br'chN Hngerstown Point ut
81, Batiurru. Annapolis ROcks o way stations
express ff:51 Baltimore accom-.
eb, MAttinshurg aud Ha- t7:ZU Baltimore express
EerstuNn nc. Metro s7.5S, Baltimore y way sta
pulitAn bTanch.l tlOus,
elCtO, BAltintutsatrCm. $500 Chicago q ST. LOUIS,
u;aO, Baltimore express spIO, NY. PuiL Boston
express
'ArTiye daily. Others sundays excepted.
Rb- tor the time oi departure OF trHus SEE hdvsr'
UremantH esewhcTn
National Republican., 1879-03-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1879 PL AIT LINE-.fSy0
Washington and Norfolk Steamboat
Company.

FOR NORFOLK, portsmouth, FORT
RESS MONROE, IND THE SOUTH,
STOPPING IT THE PRINCIPAL
RIVER LANDINGS GOING IND COM
TNG.
National Republican., 1879-03-29

NATIONAL THE,rRK-Joc jefferson
foHDs OPERA. .IlOUsE-H. NJ. :. PinaftHe,
THEATRE CoMouR.-varicty performance.
National Republican., 1879-03-29
CITY ITEMS.

ing uucasiucss aud the discomfort that follows
from an cntcebed and disordcrcd state of the Sys-
undermncs the health and constitutional vigor
will return.
National Republican., 1879-03-29

IT is simply impossible to take I,odille's
Headache Specific for headache without gain.
ing instant relief Sold by all druggists only
so cents.
rheumatism is In the blood-to cure It use
Duraug's Rheumatic Remedy
National Republican., 1879-03-29
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Notes Gathered by Republican Re-
p0rters.
virginia Military Coming to wnshington-A
Reception to lie Given Them-rleasant
Gathering of tho Unity club Last
Sght-Thrcatening lien But
ler-A Bogus Entertain-
mont Swindle. &c.
A visit from the Norfolk City Guards.

Captain f. V. White, of the Norfolk City
Guards, which organization proposes to visit
Washington during the coming month, ar.
rived in Washington yesterday morning for
the purpose of making arrangements for their
prospective visit Captain White called on
Colonel William G.. Moore, of the Washington
Light Infantry Corps, by whom he was hos
pitaby and handsomely received. The Nor
folk City Guards will leave Norfolk on tho
evening of the Sth proximo, on the new and cle-
gant steamer George lIeary, Captain White COM
m1uding, aud will arrive in Washington on tho
morning Of the 9th, and will be met by the
Washington Light Infantry Corps, who will
escort them to their armory, where the visit
ors will be quartercd. The visiting military
propose TO bring forty men, rank and file, and
will be oflicered rs follows Captain T.. V.
White, commanding, aud Licutcnants G. A.
Nash, III. Hodges, and G. Il. Lee, They will be
accompanied by a largo number OF their homo
rary members and II number of merchants and
professional gentlemen of Norfolk. They will
be headed by tho Old Point band. of twenty
FIVE pieces. The uniform of tho Norfolk City
Guards is of gray pants and cutaway coats
trimmed with black with black cpaucttcs,
black felt hat and white feather, with the ini.
tia letters of the organic ition on the front OF
the hat. They are armed with the needle gun.
The Unity Club.
The Unity Club met last evening in willard
Hall, aud was entertained by Il song, Wait
ing" by Miss Ida Browne, which was excel
lcntly rendered; recitation by Mrs. j. NJ.
Dutour "The Warming pathetic poem,
well given, and a recitation by Dr.. L. A. Dun.
eau, "Pyrrnmus and Thisbe;" a violin solo,
by Miss Nellie ITadfeld, selection from
"Lucia di Lammermoor," so well rendered
that the little miss was heartily cacored, and
sang, in response, the ballad, "rhe Goodbye
at the Door in sweet voice, playing her
own accompaniment on the violin. Pro
fcssor Thomas Taylor. OF the Agri-
cultural Department, then delivered
lecture on MicroscOpy-1ts Practical
and Economic Uses" which was very interest
ing, instructive, and amusing, the professor
telling many simple things the knowledge OF
which will often prove of great value. The
lecture was illustrated by means Of the calcium
light, under the direction oil DIR. +, p. How
land who at its close gave a short address upon
the calcium light and its relative value, as
compared with other lights, performing several
chemical experiments of an instructive char
aCter Professor Frank Russ gave piano sole
and Crypt Palmoui recited " "Promcthcus,'
closing the entertainment. The audience was
large and Gpprcciative, applaudins heartily the
efforts of the performers.
National Republican., 1879-03-29

A sUPERBLY.MoUNTED CLUSTER DIAMOND
RING, CONTAINlNG NINE WHITE STONES,
WEIGHING THREE CARATs, slSj, RARE
BARGAlN.-JACOBSB BROS, 1920 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE
National Republican., 1879-03-29
Arrival of Passenger Traius

Al BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEPOT SIXTH AND p
STREETS.
National Republican., 1879-03-29

A FINE SOLITAIRE DIAMOND STUD WEIGH
ING Two CARATS PERFECT BRILLIANT
FINELY CUT. $3.50 JACOBS BROS. 1879 Penn
SlLNANIA AVENUE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-09
E1TlCE II II.
IA s, 1878.
UNITED STATES LAND Office.
- Trry GnU,Io N,t,,En,- fN-R

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. !
CARSON Cry, Nevada October ID, 1875.
Notice is hereby given all whom it may concern ::
That John Hanson, Of the clnty Of Washoe State Of
Nevada has this day filed in this Office his application No
H. to purchase from the United states Government the
following described tract OF land chiefly valuable
her and unfit for cultivation viz Southeast quarter of
section 90 in township No. II north Of range No 10 east
D. NJ. containing 100 acres. and situate within the
Carson City Nevada, Z. S Land District.
Any and all persons having any interest in claim
said land adversely to said applicant hereby required
to file such adverse claim with the register of said Land
Office, within the SIXTY DAYS period II publication of
this notice falling 10 do So they will be barred of
such adverse right claim.
0ct166Od G. n. HARRIS, Register
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-09
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-09
FlSET-CLaSs CHOP STAND

Ia connection with the bu, aud in psco al the Eadi
Saloon
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-09
CRaS. III. SCHULZ & BROTHER.


Second Judicial District of the State of Nevada, in
and Cor the County of ormshy, 0rlena Bero plaintiff
Jehn Bero, defendant Action brought in the District
Court of the Second Judicial district of the State of Ne
vadt in and for the County Of Ormsby and the complaint
fled in said County of OrsbY i'll the ofic of the Clerk
said District Court The State OF Nevada sends greet
ing to John Bero defendant: You hereby required to
appear in action brought against you b. the above
named plaintiff i'll the District Court OF the Second judicial
District of the State of Nevada and for the County Of
OrnSby and the complaint fled therein. copy
OF which this SJImnos) within ten days lex
elusive of the day Of serVice) after the sercen OF
out Of this county but Wtnn tins district within twenty
days otherwise within forty daysor Judgment by default
Will be taken against you The sad action is brought
obtain decree Of divorce di5soiyng the bonds OF mar
mony existing between plaintiff and yourself the
grounds Of deseron and abandonment. Plaintiff alleges
first that ever since or about the 81 Jay june A
1875 the defendant. without proVocaon, will
fully deserted and abandoned plat6 and since has
continued and now continues t. desc and abandon her
Second that since sad last mentioned date and
thsn as3 past the said defendant has
utterly failed and neglected to provide for plaintiff he
Of the Of life. which said
gect and failure and is not the result Of poverty on
defendants part which he could not avoid by ordinary
dusry and further, that she is without fault in the
premises that there is living 0f the issue of her said
rage female child named Tanketa Bero of the age
nj nno years that said child has been and deserted
by defendant and left to the support OF piaint that The
defendant is unfit have the Of said child and her
and defendant; wherefore plaintiff prys decree OF the
that the bonds between plaintiff and defendant he
dissolved that pending this action plaintiff have the
and CUSTODY Of the said minor child tranketa Rero that
upon the final hearing such and custody
that pending this action defend mt be required to pay
plaintiff such reasonable aimony and counsel
may Just; that she her costs and have
such other relief she be entitled To, fully
set forth in plaintiffs complaint And you are hereby
titled that if you ai! appear and the said
plant above required, the said plaintiff VIII apply the
the for the relief demanded in her complaint.
Given under hand and the Seal of the District Court
of the Second Judicial District OF the State Of Nevada
in aud for the County Of Ormsbv this 10Th iay of October
the Of Lord. thousand eight hundred and
{ venUy.nne J. H MARSHALL
tssAIA Clerk
{ 3 EARrAs, Attorney for Plaintiff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-09
STATE TIMBER LANDS.

MATE LAND DRPARrMENT,
CARSON CrTy, Nes ada. Sept. y, 1879.
4 Ill PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTE.
N FLED that the cutting of timber any pur.
any timber Understanding the 10Th and 35th
school land sections beonSn TO the State OF Eev ada
contrary to law and that legal proceedings will be usti-
tuted against all persons who havs committed who
hereafter commit ay SUCH sresass and damage upon such
lands
Persons knowing ny depredatons being committed
upon the growing timber Of any Of the public school lands
Of the State respectfully requested to forward such
information to this office
A. J. HATCH
Surveyor General and 0icio State Land RAG istar
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-09

Finest brands of Tiqnors and Cigars always on hand
The celebrated Tea Kettle and Old Miller Nhisktes
and opera Cigars Il specially
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soKSRR OF CARSON rRooroR srREETs'
VTNHIS HSTABJ.IHMENT HAVING BEEN
rebuilt and ren.ted since the FIRE now contains the
finest set Of sdeboards to be found in the city where
will always Be found tho best approved aud named Wines
and Liquors. and the finest brands Of Cigars fine Bill.
lard Table and Club in connection with house
Give call
JET GIBSON DEALY, Proprietors
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-09

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-09

a FINE BLACK WALNUT OFFICE DESK
Az finished In OIL! sf4 feet In sire, with .ix drawers and
sa0sotA For fur,ner particulars nls this oshee
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-01

A CALIFORNIA correspondent writes:
Paper bricks, now being made In Wis
consin, strike us as exactly what we
want here. One Of our paper-mills
made few, which need but touch to
bring conviction. 1t is papier-mache
compressed. San Francisco shanties
will soon tumble to pieces. Yet brick ID
Objectionable in this damp atmosphere.
No country on earth has more or better
fibrous material. Aquatic rushes cover
all our still waters, and one Of our mills
uses that material for its pulp. Then
we have the paper cactus In vast forests,
in our southeastern deserts, which ex-
GELS all others for bricks. Such houses
would need no plaster, and they would
be easily moved on wheels. The soles
Of all Chinese shoes are made Of paper
after this fashion. Their shoes have more
sense than ours. They are made with.
out elevated heels, and 80 shaped other.
wise that neither corns nor bunions can
be generated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-01

THE case Of deaf-mute COW Is re-
ported by Russian veterinary surgeon.
A COW, ~ years old, Of Algave breed,
belonging to Russian nobleman. new
er showed signs Of hearing, nor below
ed. Seeing the other cattle hollow, she
tried to initiate them by stretching her
neck and head, and opening her mouth,
hut she could not produce any sound.
The sense Of vision Of this COW was
found to be unusually well developed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-01

The removal Of the duty on quinine
ought TO diminish the number Of Shak-
ers.
Ills now the busy housewife,
In piercing accent cries:
Philander Simpkins, shut that door,
or you'll let IN all the dies"
Nothing surprises young man
more than the shape Of his head as he
sees It 1t for the first time after his hair
has been cropped close.
A man Of genius, says the Yonkers
Gazette, rarely amounts to much until a
Jealous few in the same line Of business
proclaim him fraud.
1t was new girl who was stran-
ger in the town. the young lady Of the
house was much put out by her wanting
to 90 to church Sunday morning when
she wanted her aid in dressing. 81
don't see what you are so anxious to 60
TO church every Sunday for" she petu-
lsntly observed last Sabbath; you
cant know any fellow in Danbury. "
Danbury NeUs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-01

out BY night. Practically the patentee
applies II 10 clock faces, so that Mt night
the hands may be seen distinctly; but
his patent claims It's use for all kinds Of
lighting purposes. Rooms may be
painted with II, and streets so coated as
TO become self luminous; also, ships,
buoys. and the olher objects used in the
signal service.
limitation meerschaum pipes are
now manufactured from potatoes in
France. A peeled potato is placed in
sulphuric acid and water, in the proper
ton Of eight parts Of the former TO 100
of the latter. II remains in the II Iuid
80 hours TO blacken, is dried with blot
ting paper and submitted TO certain
pressure, when It becomes q material
that can be readily carved. The coun-
terfeit is said to be excellent. An imi-
tation ivory, sufficiently hard for billiard
balls, can be made by still greater pres
sure. A resemblance of coral is OBJ
tanned BY treating carrots in the same
manner.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-10-17
What a Sp,der Eats.

In order to test what u spider can do
III the way of eating, says n writer ON
spiders, We arose about day break one
morning to supply his fine web with
fly. AT first, however, the spider did
not come from its retreat, no we peeped
among the leaves. and there discovered
that m earwig had been caught, and
was now being Toasted on. The spider
left the earwig, rolled up tho fly, and at
once returned To his first course. This
war ut 500 o'clock n. M, in September.
AT o'clock y. m. the earwig had been
demolished, and, probably, having en-
joyed u nap, the spider came down for
the fly, which he had finished at s
o'clock n. IN. A little after o'clock
we supplied him with daddylonglegs,
which he ate nj noon. AT O'clock Il
blow.ily was greedily seized and then
Immediately, with an appetite appar-
emily no worse for his previous indul-
genoe, no commenced on the blow.ny.
During the day and toward evening q
great many green flies, or midgets, had
been caught in the wob Of these we
counted 420, MI dead and fast prisoners
IN the spiders nest.
Soon after dark, provided with a Ian
tern, we went 10 examine whether the
spider was suffering from indigestion or
in i,ny other way from his previous
meals; instead, however, OF being thus
affected, he was employed in rolling up
together the various little green mid
gets, which he took to his retreat and
ate. This process he repeated, carry
ing up the lots in little detachments UNI
Vii the web was eaten, for the web and
It's contents were banded up together. A
sight rest Of about nm hour was follow
ed by the most Industrious web.mak.
ing process, and before daybreak an
other web WAS ready 10 be used in the
same way.
Taking the relative size Of the spider
and Of the creatures IL ate, and applying
this 10 man, II would be somewhat as
follows: At daybreak n small alligator
was eaten; at z o'clock n. m, a lamb;
at 3 o'clobk a. m, young cameleo-
pard; at 10 o'clock, n sheep, and during
tho night 100 larks. This, we believe,
would be a very fair allowance for a
man during twenty.four hours, and
could We find one gifted with such an
appetite and digestion, we readily COM
prohend how he might spin five miles
Of web without killing himself provid-
cd he possessed the necessary ma
Chinery.