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speech of Carl schurz in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, August 20.-Hon. Carl
Schurz addressed an audience numbering
over 1000 people at Lookout House to-
night. His speech was very long, the re-
port of it covering 200 foolscap pages.
About two thirds OF it was devoted to ques-
tons OF finance and to review OF General
Ewing and the Democratic party in Ohio.
General Ewing's predictions with regard to
resumption, he said, had all been falsiied
by the results. The resumption and re-
funding operations OF the Government
were, he maintained, among the most bril-
liant financial attempts in history. He re-
viewed the financial planks Of the Ohio
Democratic platform, and said they aimed
at breaking down resumption by retiring
national-bauk notes and doubling the
amount of legal tenders, and thus rendering
the present coin reserve inadequate 10 MAIN
tain spece-payment. He made an elaborate
defence OF the misunderstanding system.
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sscrotnry shcru1an in ohio.

STaryESvn.LE, ONO, August 20.-Sec-
rotary sherman. was escorted 10 bis hotei oy
large eoncourse OF people. Tonight ne
addresses an audience OF mere than q shon-
sand people, from a stage decorated with
flowers and fiag on which vas inscribed
8. Ohio welcomes the next President"
Secretary SAerman's speech was mainFy de-
voted to questions OF political economy and
finances, and covered substantially the
same ground astbe speeches he made in
Maine.-..H then passed to the southern
question, whfehf he said was more I'M
portant than money or bonds. de COM
mented in very serrere terms upon the
action. of the southern States In null
lifyiug the thirteenth, fourteenth, and; fif-
teenth amendments. and asserted that the
last-named amendment had been oVerrldden'
by force, violence, and crime. 4" In some
OF the cotton States" he said, "the pre-.
vailing law is the law OF violence. All
rights of free discussions, free speech, andia
free press are denied, and despotism OF
terror is exercised by; the most laWiess ele--
ments of society in utter disregard OF the
rights and privileges OF American citi-
zens. The Republican party asks moth
ing OF the South but an observance
of the Constitution aud laws, and
especially the amendments which they
agreed to after the war. 1t does not seek
to Cypress. 1t encourages none OF the Bit
terness OF war. 1t fairly appreciates the
difficulties OF their position. and would
gladly join with them in developing their
resources, diversifying their industries, and
adding to their wealth; but it is bound in
honor to see that the benefits OF the amend
ments adopted by its policy shall be ex-
tended to freemen who have been loyal and
true to their principles, but faithful and
forbearing to the white men OF the South"
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Daring Atte,ayt TO Rss u Bank

LoNG BRANCH, \. j., August 20.-A daf-
ing attempt was made during last night 50
rob the vault OF the Long Braneh Building
Company by five men, WIFE assuultetS
gagged, and bound the police- officer on the
street. They entered the bank and attempt.
edto blow open the safe with 9unpowder,
but fed at the sound of;the explosion with
out obtaining dollar, learlnga aas Of tools.
The safe was not opened.
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The: EalERlyer EmbezzIemens..C Case.

FALL. RIVER, MASS, August 20.-George
B. Durfee was arraigned in the District
Court this morning on warrant charging
him with embczzlement OF $500. City
Solicitor Reed appeared for. Durfee, who
waived the reading OF the complaint and
entered a plea OF "not guilty." Reed
stated that the complaint was brought by
District Attorney Knowton without the
knowledgeor instieation OF the directors.
The case was continued, and bail fixed at
$4,000.
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SALT RHEUM FOR THIRTY YEARS

ON THE HEAD, FACE, AND GREATER PART OF
THE BODY CURED.
AesSrS. Weeks Potter: Gentlemcn,-I have
been great sufferer with Salt Rheum for thirty
years, commencing in my head and face and e1-
lending over the greater part of my body. have
taken gallons OF medicines for the blood of different
kinds, and Tried good physicians, all of which did
me no good, and came TO the conclusion that
could not be cured But friend called my atten-
ton 10 an article in the Union sklEdseases, and
got a box Of CUTICURA. The FIRST application
was great relief. and the third took the scales all
Off and felt like new man. have used three So
cent boxes, and my skin is smooth and consider
myself entirely cured. Hoping that this may be
seen by some one afflicted have been If thsre is
anvil Is my earnest wish. And cheerfully recon-
mend IL to all persons afflicted with like diseases
Yours truly, Il. WILSON LOhD'
AGAwAM, MASS, September 8, 1878.
The CUTICUrA SOAP should be used for cleansing
all diseased surfaces rs most soaps are injurious TO
the skin.
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P1TTsToN, Pa, August 20.-Ihe driver
boys and car-runncrs at the Exeter coll
lieries, operated by the Lchigh-Taley Com
pany here. are on strike for an increase OF
wages. The mine is idle, and, nearly 800
men and boys are out OF employment.
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American, Bass Associations.

SARATOGA, August 9.-The American
Bar Association met here to-day. HOG.
Jmes D. Broodhead, president Of the As
soeiation, delivered the annual address,
giving resums Of the most noteworthy
changes in the statute IGas OF the several
States and Of the United Stascs made daring
the year a-t
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rSfI,ed His GOIorel Mistress,

VICKsBURG, August 2G.-Last night Joe
Fisher, youth Of seventeen, shot and NOR
tally wounded his colorad mistress. Ca4lse,
jealousy. Fisher escaped. He was fired at
several times, and fired twice at his pur-
suers. one OF his shots knocking thctpstol
ont Of the hand Of one Of them.
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TMo Fires i'm Menni,is.

MEMPHIS, August a0.-BuilGing 800
Front street was burned this afternoon
Loss, $4,000; insurance unknowa.
During this fire aaether broke out in. a
house Of ill-fame in Market square, and: it
was totally DESTROYED. Loss, ST, 900; nsrlly
insured in the Planters, OF Memphis.
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BY Telegraph.

NV YORK. August 2O.-Nosn-Stocks wea =
Kan ey, 6 p1r cent. Exchange-EOn ASK; short,
1897. State sonds dull, Governments i'm.
E1,'ntng.-Money eisierat 3tGgper cent, clssins
steady new Gss. lO2h; AZ per ce1ts, IO5A; 4 per
cents 10lIt. states firm.
BALTIMORE.
baltimore, August 2S.-VirSinia So, old, % !;
deferred. g.: coTsols 5S1i: second SERIES 2S5 new
lO-49's, 495; p.at-due coupons, SfS.. BID To-day
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Before the Wallace Committee at Boston
II no Mohday several witnesses testified that
sstaa nus very difficult for many native and
Inst s a,ISe CITIZENS TO secure registration
10y lapila time 10 vote. 80 81
tiv ngifernor Talbot, OF Massachusetts, posi-
entiss, aec,lnes q denomination for reasona
" politics, 1890 s1esa '''sss01s y ssa's
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Elevator and Grain Burned.

MARENGo, Iowa, August 20.-Ketehnm &
Brothers elevator, with large quantity OF
grain. some cattle, and other property, was
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss, 100000.
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aVARGNf; INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMAEAC-AUGCST FL. 1879.

y .
srn rl-rs............ 5:25 ti!Gn TIDE.
: ,-Ls........... ga HOrElhZ......,.... b.iS
.;-.4 $ ts.......... S:iS EvnHin2.-..-... 7:l9
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 20, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer ARIEL. Clifford. Norfolk. United States
nail merchandise, and passengers, l.. Il. TatuiE,
agent. 1890. ,,o,,u
From phi:a,e.,ii:,, August 18Th. schooner Lucle
WhratlCy. ~ a-
Cleared: Norwegian bark R"~kTa. talchennurs;
far E,h;a Brazil with 2.3Ji barr'!s OF honr. valued
Al si4T2s shipped by the lla1A'CrehSha" S'in-
p' by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, August 20.-ArrlFeh: aretuuSa'
WIZ. t0.tI Ic.s,ur .JcsanOs. ln:l1. ADSs>iiiLt,
f,hunpon Arrived out: Caren. Erica, SaRer'hsss
HeYder, Scandinavia.
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crops all oyer this county have been ruined.
The top cf Captain a. III. Fales's saw-mili
was biownof An extra train left here at
q o,clo.. k to-day with the guests OF the At
lantfc Hosse, md q great many Indies bad
to borrow clothing in which TO go home.
The damage done In Carteret county js in
ca1cnlable. Major Graham. OF Charlotte,
the owner OF the Atlantic Hotel, is still in
Beaufort. Mr.. 3. l.. Perry, the hotel
kepner losE5big aIf so
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LOaS by Fire.

NEW YORK, August 20.-Tbe Long Isla'Ad
lumber mill, owned by R. W. Adams, In
BrooklyR, was damaged by fire to-day to- the
extent Of $4,000.
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The Yaeh Club nc EorfoIik Last Night
[spcciiJ telegram 10 the Dispatch,
NoHYoLK, VA, August 20.-Tbe Ola Do
minion Fishing and Yacht Club arriye,a
here safely ibis evening.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England

COTTON OPERATIVES DENoUNGIEG EMPLOYERS.
LONDON. August 20.-Ata crowded meet
ing OF cotton operatives at Burnley last
nieht resolution was passed declaring
that the conduct OF the employers in vloIa-
ting their agreement and reducing wages
fully fifteen per cent. below what was sane
TONED by the executive council is unjust
and cruelty oppressive.
The Eockdae manufacturers are contcuI-
plating the reduction OF wages Of opera
tlyes in consequence OF the scarcii y Of ca
ders.
international Cricket Ne .tca.
OTTowA, August g0.-The int irrational
cricket match here Yesterday Il nd to-day
between picked c{evens from t'lc United
States and Canada, was won by the former
by score of 169 to 1877, with five wickets
to spare.
Foceign Items.
LONDON, August 20.-Hon. John Welsh.
late United States Minister TO England, and
his daughter, embarked on the steamer In
diana, OF the american Line, which sailed
from Liverpool at l O'Clock this afternoon.
A Berlin dispatch TO this evenings GLOBE
says: "The Russian Government is on the
point OF signing contract with the agents
OF certain Amer lean firms for the. constrGc'
tlon OF number OF cruisers ut thoaggreg4te
cost OF $4,000, 900 roubles."
PEsTH, August 1.-The ELanor news
paper states that Count Karalys Will proba
bly, succeed, Couat Andrlssy rs Anstro
Hungarian remssr. 1t is stated that Count
DeLzell, the present Ii hungarian Minister o.
Finance, will be electf d leader OF the Deal
party, Count Andrass y having informed hi
friends that he does not intend to partici
pate in pc lilics for some years.
PAEIS, August 20.-M. de Lesseps, tn
promoter Of the Panama-canal scheme, i
already preparin for his journey to tn
United States. His wife VIII accompan,
him.
lie Soir annf runces that Count de Cham
bord, the Legr .imist pre;ender, has startc'
far England.
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Elour.

zine, $3.50; superfinc. s4.25Gy54.50; extra,
1926 common family, S56JGaIS6 I.ncg BRANDS.
s,6n,S7 J0.
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No matter what your feelings or ailments, Hop
BITTERs Mill do you good, Prove II,
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OITS.-1.40S bushCS.
MEAE.-4o bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

N7EITIF''7 fE"tI Y
WHEAT White So bushels prime 1T ;sl.0S; 6
bushels rnod at $40 total, IL l bushels. Rsn
els prime Lancaster ii $l.0S: LIES JH.hcls
very goo.f Lancaster 1T $l.07; So bushels
common Lancaster at 81: .:2i bushels gsOE
Lancaster at sl.06: gig bushels 7erg good
Lancaster at sl;O6; $40 Bushels mixed ut
Sl.O7; 500 bushels miSTd on private t..,ms: 80
bushels mixed At sl.O3: 50 bushels mixed at $50. !:
so bushels mixed at CSC; 500 business 7ery good
100 bushels common F,tltz ut sDc.: rs bushels
prime Fulis ut 96r.: 6Cr'bushcls prime Eu'!k 1T
gSc.: 1873 bushels very good futE:at 4Sc: il
bushels goG,,f .FultZ nj 93c: 220 bushels sIiltpom
private tcrms-totaI. 5.4SG bushels
CORN Ihite, las bushels vcrT good At ,Ic.;
l76 bushels on private tecms-totak 324 bushels.
NirGd, ZOO bushels on private terms
OATS.-2L bushels prime rtiicr nj 49,: IS bu'h-
els very good mt 42c. rs lusllrs common NJ @Uc
+6 bushels pri:r. spring ut SEC 40 bushels Ver:'
good spring ut Soc; SO bushels good spring at
84c. 80 bushels fair spr3g 1t 3sc.-toisl, ~
Bushels.
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YeilOW.Feycr.
THE RECORD AT MEMPHIS.

THE RECORD AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, August 20.-Twelve new cases
were reported to the Board Of Health this
morning, six OF whom are colorcd. Among
the whites are G. II. Pitcher, Thomas% IL.
Cooke, and General J. S. Skellington. Two
deaths were reported-Rosa Dewey and Min
ME Talley, both colored. Arrangements are
being perfected for daily nail.service 0ia
the louisville and Nashville railroad. Wea-
Their warm and pleasant.
LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, August 20. - Twcnty-scven
new cases in all were reported to-day-12
whites and Is coored. Two deaths oc-
CURED since noon-Ernest 2. Leak and
George Verbrnck.
The Howard Association will tomorrow
make an appeal for assistance. The ther-
mometer to-day ranged from 81 to $40.
HoUsToN'S QUARANTINE AGAINST NEW Or
LEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, August 20.-The Board OF
Health yesterday resolved to permit the
steamer Colorado to enter the port il the
Governor approved OF it., Pending his an
swer the city OF Houston has declared quar-
antine against this city, to take effect last
night. No cause exists for this action, as the
city is perfectly healthy.
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Prepared by WEBKs & POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists, $50 Washington street. Boston. Mass.
and for sale by all druggists and dealers, Price OF
CUrIcURA-small boxes. SO cents; large boxes
containing two and one half times the quantity OF
sraaID, 81. RssoLvENT, 81 per bottle CUTlcURA
SOAP, 25 cents per cake; by mail, so cents; three
cakes. rs sents. my 1-Tu,ThS.S
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LEPROSY.

A MODERN MIRACLE ASTONISHING RESULTS
FROM THE USE OF cUTIcURA.
:Hsssrs Weeks g. Potter: Gentlemen,-Wc have
i case OF leprosy In our poorhouse which Is being
cured by your CuT1cURA remedies. The county
had employed all of our doctors and had sent 10
New York for advice but to no avail.
The patient commenced using the CUTlcURA
and INN ediately began getting better
He had been confined to his bed for two and one
hulf years. Had not had his clothes on during
this time Last week he dressed for the first time.
When he walked, there would at least one guar
Of scales come OF OF him.
This happened every cay.
We think Il Is a wonderful cure.
We do not say he Is cured, but he Is In lair way
to be cured to say the least. Yours truly,
DUNNING BROTHERS,
Druggists and Booksellers.
ALLEGAE MICH. February IL, 1879.
6ots.-Messrs. Dunning Brothers are thoroughly
reliable gentlemen, and were unknown to us PRIOR
10 the receipt of this letter. We firmly believe mis-
CUTIcURA viii perm ane ntly this very severe
ease of Leprosy, as 1t has done many others.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHAraGE.
RICHMOND, AuglSs'2O 1919.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WIFE VT White, 62 bushels: Red. SO 10 bsnshclA
CORN White, Sc t,Glshels. NSrea,rlt20 % S,ish-
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CUTlCURA.

Everything remains quiet in Quebec. The
troops are still paradIng the city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-11
MADAME RENr/S MINSTRELS

Our readers are informed by an advertise
luent in another c,unu of the coming hitheI
If Madame Remrz's famous troupe of min
srels aud Mabel SANKEY'S blondes. OF a
recent performances by these artists in the
b ash 5 rect Theater, the San Francisco
CT, o1icle of a late date says: con the rising
Of the curtain, the stage presented a drawing
room with twelve ladies', two end men and ali
interocutur, standing in IA semi-crcle At an
invitation from the interlocutor they took
seats, and really looked charming. The ladies
are one and ALI beautiful, while their dresses
We're of the latest styles, full train and of the
most costly material and fashionable cut The
s,os and choruses We're all finely given, and
were honnreG by enthusiastic encores The
end men, Mr. John Gilbert aud Mr. J. f.
Henshaw, were both very amusing and kept
ghe audience in state of good humor. The
irst part terminated with a Musical Finale
The performance terminated with the popu-
la1 burlesque of Paris, introducing Miss
congratulate that lady in having surrounded
herself with a bevv of beauties that have not
oeen equaled since the advent here of the
British Blondes. The burlesque was well
acted and sung, while the several local allu-
'i"ns were very appropos and highly enjoyed
" the audience. The performance is first
class in every respect, and deserves as no
}ouot it viii receive, liberal patronage, We
eau not close without a word of praise for the
orchestra, which is composed of first class
talent" These popular performers will ap-
pear at the Opera House on Friday, Saturday
and Monday, September II, Is and 20-with
. matinee on Saturday afternoon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-11

By Smith of Lyon-Proposing to utiliz
the spare time of all the clerks except thu
Chief Clerks, by requiring them to do the
writing for themselves. Lost.
NOTICE OF BILLS
By Alen-To regulate the sale of poisons
drugs, medicines and patent medicines.
Bv Paton-To amend the lein law
By Smith of Eureka-To amend the No
tary Public Act
By Dane-For the relief of B. F. Wallace,
late Deputy Assessor of Storey County.
EX-GovERNoR's vEToEs.
Secretary of State Babcock presented the
vetoes of Ex-Governor Bradley, of the bill al
lowing 81 100 90 to P c. Hyman, ex-War-
den of the State Prison, and the bill to allow
| the payment of certain Indebtedness by the
Elko Board of Commissioners, passed at the
tst session and filed after the adjournment
of the Legislature.
The veto of the Hyman bill was made the
special order for Monday next at II NJ, and
the Elko bill for II NJ. on Friday.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The Boardman Memorial to the U. S. Sen
ate relative to fares and freights bill pending
in L. S. Senate, was taken up and under
suspension of the rules passed by unanimous
vote. Mr.. Davies offered a concurrent res
olution that loo copies of the Boardman
memorial be printed. Adopted.
By Piummer-To encourage the collection
and Classification of minerals etc, in public
aud private cabinets; exempts from taxation,
execution and levy what it proposes to en-
courage. Referred to Committee OH Ways |
and Means
By Mayhugh- Supplementary to the Act
to provide for the selection and sale of lands |
by the State, the gift of the United States.
Allows the reception of second appl-
cation for purchase of lands by State
Register when first applicant fails to make
application for contract to complete purchase
within SIX months from passage of the Act,
provided the Register has first published 80
lays notice III three newspapers. Referred
70 Committee on Public Lands.
By Notwithstanding the Act in rela-
ion to the estates of deceased persons. Pro
'ides that bondsmen can justify before any
officer competent instead of before Clerk of
Court at present to expense of trav-
ling to county seats Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
By Smith of Eureka-Amending the no
airy act as to allow Eureka twelve notaries
public instead of its present number Re
erred t" Judiciary Committee.
Adjourned till ii o'clock Monday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-11
A FINANCIAL SYMPOSIUM.

Dropping into the Governors office yester
lay we found His Excellency in consultation
With Treasurer Crockett, ex- Treasurer School
ing, Secretary Blbcock, Controller Hal!eck
nd Attorney General Murphy, upon the
oest manner of replacing in the Treasury
such Notwithstanding securities as should
axe the place of the $50 U. S. SIS, in which,
% the amount of $41O, 800, some of the school
moneys, and moneys belonging to the State
,nd Territorial Interest and Sinking, and the
University Funds are invested The reason
or this is that the said sos have been
called in, which, of course, stops the interest
thereon. These gentlemen were very earnest
y at work upon the problem of How to rein
vest the said moneys; and while they dis
cnssed many propositions, we are not aware
that they reached any conclusion, and if
they had, we hardly think it would have been
proper to report their action.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-11
A HAND,OAE THING HANDSOMELY
DONE

Last evening We received by express the
follow ing letter, which explains itself:
VIRGINIA, NEv Jan. 9th, 1879
I'll. r. MIGHHLs, ESQ Sir l en-
los. You C ,ec@ r"r 500, to be delivered t.
}. r. S1soi'n, Sup .rIntendent of Public
Instruction, t." h. used for the benefit and
'.u,S ne of the children at the State Orphan
ASvlum
also send ynu check for $500, to be ex-
ended for toh.ccn canned fruits, and other
h nys. is you nay think best. for the use OF
20 IT. c"-sUf -rtrs in the State Prison.
I nrs, tru y, JAMES G. FAIR.
Tais Is thou .htfu and of the kind and open
'tlld. We III ike 1t puzzle of our own choice,
tii brclu@e We b lieve in letting such pleas
mt exam pes tX rcise their influence upon
nnkInd. C,'lrnel FIR puts very great
responsibility upon Mr.. Sessions and the
writer; an Yllte We - slre tn It Sessions
will IN !kt IN honest and jutlcions application
f the money, sc, the editorial impersouality,
sh Ill strive tn d" the hnncstest thing that can,
III reason, he expected of a g Co sufferer.
Trusting that when the Coionel comes to DIN
lis, he, too, my get his occasional GIFT OF
obacco and so dits, We beg to tender hun,
II the name Of tn, O.pnamS and
" They who SIC and in prison.,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-11
ASsenibiy-Fifth Day.

Speaker CASTOR called the Assembly to or
der at II A. NJ. Prayer by Rev Mr.. Davis
Journal of the session read and approved.
Leave of absence granted Mr.. Ferguson.
REPORTS.
By Robinson the Committee oil
Mileage. Adopted.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Smith of Eureka-For a joint commit
tee of to visit the Insane Asylum at Stock
ton and the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Oak
land and report. Adopted.
By Mayhugh- the Assembly vote fol
U. S. Senator ON Tuesday at II o'clock Nj.
Adopted.
BY Foulks-Requiring committees to re
port all bills referred to them within five
days after their submission. Mr.. Mayhugh
argued against the proposition as unjust to
committees and was sustained by Mr. Lane.
Mr.. Foulks thought the business of the
House would be facilitated bv speedy reports.
Mayhugh said the House could order a bill
returned at any time. Resolution lost.
The Cassidy Joint Senate Resolution in
structing .. S. Senators to vote for the Re
gan Fare and Freight Bill was concurred in
by unanimous vote.
BY Notwithstanding members of stand
ing committees as follows: Watt from County
Boundaries to Claims Eldred from Claims
to Agriculture, and Williams on County
Boundaries. Adopted.
By Robinson-That no bills be printed
until after being first reported from a stand
ing committee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-11
OPENING OF THE KINDERGARTEN.

The kindergarten, which has become an
indispensable institution to Carson. will re-
rpen Monday, January -. Miss Babcock
It'll retains the valuable services of Mrs
Wasson and parents of small children, not
pleasant room and revel in the joyous inno-
cence of play school. Although the pupils
,ges range only between 3 and years, the
.mount of solid and useful knowledge gained
by these laddies and lassies is something won
ierful, and they never know that they are
learning.