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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

The Sentinel learns that the measles are
prevalent among the Indians of that section
If the weather should not continue extremely
warm it is likely to prove very fatal among
them. We know of some cases among the
Cinnamon in this section. 1t seems to make
but little difference as to Grace color or
previous condition."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

THE chief partner in the banking firm OF
Rothschild, Baron Lionel Nathan De Roths
child, is dead.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

And in accordance with law and order Of the Board
of Directors, made the oath Of April 1879 so many
OF each parcel of such stock be necessary
will be sold public auction, the office of the com
pany, Adams House Block, Carson City, Nevada on the
30sh DAY OF JUNE 1879, at the hour of o'clock P. NJ
such day pay said delinquent assessment Their con-
together with of advertising and expense of sale
NJ. ANDERSON. Secretary.
Office front in Adams House, Carson City Nevada
e. m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

TEE Standard Mining Company OF BodIe
have declared dividend of 30 cents per
share for May.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

A telephone concert was attempted last
Sunday, in Sacramento, Marysville and Red
Bluff, with satisfactory results. Vocal and
instrumental music in each place were heard
quite distinctly at the Others
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

COUNTY COMMISSIONER BURGESS of Austin
died on Tuesday, and was buried yesterday at
that place. His disease wss pneumonia
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

SMALL pox is reported as prevalent at Otta'
wa, Canada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

The State exchanges are prolific in ''person-
ais " of parties starting for Yankee Fork, the
new sensation as a mining district.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05
NEW ADVERTIsEMNETS.
CowING AND zABRIsKIE MINING

- Company Location of principal place Of business,
Carson City, Nevada; location Of works. Eagle and
Washoe Valley Mining District Ormsby County, Nevada
delinquent upon the following described
stock Of (No y levied on the 24h
day of April l89 the several set opposite the
names Of the respective Shareholders as follows:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

The result of the Judicial election in Chi
cago on Tuesday was an average Democratic
majority for Judge of the Supreme Court.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

ACCORDING to the latest census of Austria
LA, there are in that country 1873 men and
229 women who have reached or passed the
age of one hundred years.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

DIPHTHERIA has broken out in Bodie. A
number of persons are down with it, mostly
children A little son of David Dewar died
of malignant attack of the dreadful malady.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

EUREKA has total of 431 school children
an increase of 81 since last year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

DREADFUL story comes by telegraph from
Texas, of the outraging and killing of Mrs.
Colson, and the murder of her two little girls
BY party of Indians
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

CHRISTIAN MEYER, of Stockton, native of
Germany, and shoemaker by trade, aged 90
years. committed suicide on Tuesday, by tax
ing strychnine.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

Lawrence Kreamer of Marysville, Califor-
mia, aged sixty years, committed suicide on
Tuesday, by hanging himself to well frame.
Cause dissipation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

EXCEEDINGLY hot weather prevails in the
Northern and Middle States
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

THE House has passed resolution appro-
priating 500, 900 to enable the Government to
be represented at the Australian Exposition
this Fall
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

Tnr Prince of Orange isdangerously ill with
pleurisy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-05

B.-Paekages not exceeding pounds in weight in
any quantity desired can be sent by mail cash
accompanies orders viii sell seeds catalogue prices,
postage paid. mil. n
, 1879-01-02

OF this number The Governor pardoned twen-
tv-ttrce by telegraph the day after their con-
vic.Eon. The pardons were al granted fmmedl;
.tely, and f9t money ..1ying from sso = 70 81 .ooo
Of orao1eburg, County, and got him TO turn
over 70 him i'll the money he collected. Tho
boy. ot course, was prosecuted. and: In trying to
iodicted through til Efforts of District-Attor-
ncy Duttz. His arreAt was ordered, but when
the Sheriff arrived At tho home Of hfoses te
found It surrounded by the State militia. which
the Governor bad called out to protect himself.
The Sheriff. letreated, and the Judge had huallT
10 quash tue Indictment The newspapers
about this time began to Ego back on Moscs*
becauso 10 could not get money enough to Keep
was ono Of thesc papers. accorltn9 TO Mf. Oar
roll. Even the negroes. at last, began TO be-
lfcrc that be wns very bad 1uan.
20 70 AosEs -. nApa ur LEcrCas on RELIGION
PLAGIARISM was detected. i'romlnent Repub-
1,caus bcgan to work against him. Al this time,
Treasury ". empty; 20 new scheme Of ieats-
eeuuity could discover no VI u "rai,tnS w tho he
wind;'' he could not meet The demanls of Ills
and thor deserted him In bis need. The negroes,
and all upon whom hs had sauandered mouer,
became - 'l'cformers." and clamoFed for his djs-
EsSs III Ss tfn espa liz ss saa mot renon
seIzrd for debt, and be walked the streets Of
Charlcstou begear, without dollar and un-
aule to tecurc employment. He camc near
securing pcttyI'Julgeshfp, but cuamberla1n r.
fused to sign bis commission. Then ho dis
appeared for two yea,s. In 1s1l he reap
peared, and earned rome precarlous bread
aptt butter bv writing putIA for
Republican campaign document. Hu mixed
With the advcnturcrs who engineered tie IT.
den interest In tue State. aud. ilndlng NO monry
10 tbs business, began to 1lv1 uoon lis family.
Under the preteusr Of getting money enough 10
start for Texas and begin q nsw ilie thefr, he
robbed bis wife and h!s mother Of their 1eaets
and he1 to New York, The Democrats pfose-
cutetl him with the other fraudulent officials.
and former fr'ead Of his. Sheriff. started for
New York after llim, but ho was never arrested.
1t last ncrounts he vas living, Or rather starry
Inc. Oh hls wife IN New York. 9ucu, In hrtct,
has been the truly remarkable career Of Franklin
]. hoses. at once the be4t-hearted and worst OF
men. 4 nsn endowed With extraordinary Eai-
ents, who abuscd raro oppt,rtunlties,-a man Of
culture and refinement, who still gave freq rci1
10 tho bssest passfuns;n d man who ruled others
but could not govern hitnstlf-a man who spent
half million npon worthless fattereFs-a nun
who ouce controlled untold wealth, and who il
to-day beggar.
, 1879-01-02
THE I'nAMPS.

End of tho I'df1ostriRn Contest.
Lost Sundays New York Herald desolcs con-
siderable space to describing tho closing hours
of tho coptcsfbctwecn O'i.cary and Cumpaua.
From its account VIC excerpt Al follows:
Tho band struck up merry tune at o'clock,
mud instantly Thu loungers serc Vide awake.
MANY unfortunate individuals have been In tho
building siHcc tho walk commenced, ana unoil
It's completion breathed fresh air for tho Grst
.s y! .lx da5s They eold an 70 p,cSe9 &C., o9s S{
similarly bad plight. From midnight to day
light TIC oeHup4ntz ot this dseary arcs baYe
played oil sorts Of iokta upon each Other. aud
It would ,aks youus IL record the many
novcl bcts that hare been 1nads. oHs q
them was lcsween Ats'srs netzeil ana las!,, =:
nrda, Of New York, tt'v former has!dng h!s
miles than his cdsnpctitor. The loser will hc
obliged, at 10 a. III. on New-Ycar's l)ay, to wheel
tho winnrs stIrco tunes around Iotnpkin.
glt'sc4 and whiis bat inrlutlal. lu sase q tail-
urs TO comply tho Loser will furteit go.
Hel,eles, chairs, md taolcs III !ao garden hass
largely suffered during the wa!k, and many Of
lnet, hare lI,npcd anti stto,l upa,l lhcin unnlnd"
iul Of their breaking, pI,d polcctneh wcru sec,1l-
iagly pusercss tu rresc.s It. -,
Well, why tll.In't you mike old Connect.
| cut run gtty mics totaaY, As you pFuutidedf'
sutl somebodY 10 Barney Aaron during the Ut.
"iie's wllin' 'uoaxh" answered Darnoy,
screwlng bis faro tut" pucker. but then.
.io,,'t tu sec, the old tnan 4zttut tho strength
lett. Why (aua baraey was yery Gnflest?, ihe
Old fcsow wua klllcd before took hold ot him.
They didn't rive hin anything to cal, aild ncYef
| ellauged htH uuaerlolili!K uhl1! hGdaGsuaf;
{and Barney became communicative Tor once
Ia hs lite}"l nevrr saw more VII.
lu' chan. He's cranky, % u ; s'ts; G4t w.
| then hr'li do what you want, alter whle. A9
1 . trtraSt him. Iu-ilAY lH'k l1u
, 1879-01-02

lAtfadsfnAtH FFfsa a..
Lori 1}aaconsacld IL reported to have desire
death. Thu patent Of nobility (which IL tlocll.
ment in LatItit setting forth the rcasons whylhis
Royal mistress has 'graelously pleased to
raIsu him TO the lluusu Ut Lu1tla} contains tho
usual claIse OF limitation that tt. titIu and tts
privileges should descend ouly 10 "tna ,laie
hcr4 Ut bis bodT lawfully 6cg0ttcn.n It lap
ptus that Lord HeaeonR,Iell never had such an
heir Or heirs. But talrru ts q WY ty which thu
EarlIoM car ba continued. sucl, a. was reiortet
1t r.sy be remembered that, 10 November, lExl
when Henry Drougha.u, thui. tho most popnlur
of British subjects, accepted the office Of Lurd
Chancellor, much uganst hia ysNcrable nlothrr'a
advice sud desire, hs was raised tu tho pcernge
Al Baron bE0ugham antb faux,-takinR tlu
second titl6 a. representative Of 4 branch
Of m ancient aud Mubls Border family. In to80,
not having sou ho obtained a usw paent OF
nuhility, with what IL called 'sspeetsl rema!u-
dsrm to his younesst and only surviving brother
william, ut that time AlaatcE In Chaucety. In
lst5S tho great Lord brouIhazn ded, and waa
succeeded, under the second patent, by his
brother. who is DOW lu his H1th wear. aud has
seyvTal sons. ulsfueil's case much reacIublra
ibis. liz has no son, He lad aister, VINO Is
Irud, aud OF his two brolhers, james, who waa
Commissioner Ut Inland Reycuue, expired
somo ycar4 ba=k. leaving his Iittle fortune
{EIA00J) 10 thu fortunate aud distinguished
Disraell, Who, doubtless through his Grothcr'a
patronage or iutlucnee, Is Cictk-Asststant Of
FarIIau.yns. III at!icG IL the lluu.s ot 1.orda.
with salary u 4l.euo a year. aud the
nrsr uraspeet Of succeeding to tho priu-
r,nal gIssk.btp, With 4,4.,5ou u wear,
ibc p,cseut occupant betug aflrsured Ia years.
Nr. Ralph Di,r4:Ii has QUE son. Conlh1*by Dls'
, 1879-01-02

San FraHtlsto C1srs L0Ed0n Lstsr.
CLOTH" ,sS. tns .hopnau. esainT ' aero.s r us she
counter 10 ~ to bring beneath my Eazo dozen
yasds of ~ stout mud closely and ereniy woven
piece ot cai'co ~ any honsew,fcly ercs could
WIS seated nt a lneu-drapcr's, being employed
in Tint essentially feminine md suppottd.to-bo-
nll-dclignsfnl oeSupation called shopping, and,
having .t.iaIe all tvs purchases ! wanted. Wa
tcased to lock at half tho contents Of tho shop
in the way of articles did not want Il 1t it,oka
good, certainly tars ]. In tons Of quniitc>i
assent slnee one to appear knowing must
,nan, holding 1t set ncarpr, ''sce, II IL
hardly fraycd, tears straight as 4 line, and does
not spreaa q ro ihn when torn, i,ke our own
g.uplug to testify conviction; .'but tei me-,
hun does It wash ~ 'Wnsh, mum; why. beau.
tiful1y; coMes back fruu tho laundress rather
thicker aud better than It vent 10 her. Now,
yoa know; too many Q! soar ea'iroes look VII!
enough TIL they arc In thu water, and then are
foun.l to be poor, thin things indeed" "rbat
y tsus," assent, Eusfus!y. remembering With
way Of bad bargains with whct had made &c
gualptancc. "ko 'dressing there, mutn. antl
oniy SIX andsfx the dozen yart,s, and dtrt-cheao
rail- fl" pursues Tho ahoptnan, and then, With
ntFseaasS. sa, atsg o. h's ~ on :s soantsr
Indignation aua patriotic regret: .1Ab. Il
our manufacturers do not leuye oN dress-
ing thctr u0o0a IN tne Bcauda!ous way
they do. sh!s hesc American cotton Will end
bv beating OURS elem out Of tho Iaarket.n "1f
our manufacturers deliberately set up to ae!ude
thu public 1y. palm'ng oG upon Il thtnee that
a1e ahatns, i h no wonder the trale should go
elsewhere," | reply, taking refuge Ia uasal re-
tlsctto,i, whlcl. Is tho safest thing to do when
you don's understand the qnsst!on md eonts-
quentIy don't know what to say" .'All tho
,u'tsai.s VI their Presidents, YOU see,'' salA the
shuptnan, sinking tho patriot and taking up the
role ol Snowman. ~ hs points to a group OF
men's heals stampcd IL ctllgv IN the cotton,
am0ng whom ona readily rccogulzes tho great
George who "coud not tell H." abraham
lluson, mud Gen. Grant. Tho sLopman has hts
way; become the purchaser Of thu dozen yarls
ut "atx.auu-atx,' aud when tho parcel co1nea
home aud | rsexamina tho texture ArrYe ak
the same conclusion at tho vcnder, namely. that
II Ia an excellent bit of cloth aud decidedly
cdeao for tho suouey. 10 much for N epiaa4e
Of snY experiences during the prrsent week.
Should, u is likely. similar experioucc fall to
tue lot Vi many others a,uouK Vi huueekcep-
Ing souls, ID calculated to set III asi a.th!ukpg
, 1879-01-02

That htr. Tartor's namu was "Juues Iiayartl
Taylor wat q statement printed IN divers
newspapers lsst spring. Mr.. TAYLOR corrected
u IN letter whr', ias Just been printed for tho
t1rst tina 10 tho Wilmington Commercial. VI
Hayard,' after James 4. layard, tic grai1-
father Of your seuu.or. A. a buy Of 10 or il,
sometimes attachcA ~ {ueyer Jnnlcs} ia my
name, t0olf1hy thinking It would look BETTER
Rufus Ofiswolj. my literary friend, put James
Ba,arI Taylor,' m ttIs ttttu pnec, and tho small
private etlilion WAS printed before cuuld cor.
rect Il. The matter was m annoyansO to ,,.s
then. anl has been ever sfnee. felt bound to
Fctaln tho +J..s however, until ! Wns 81, anl
became legally sespontIb.a for my signature.
Then dropped II INSTANTLY, ant have never
since usel anything else thau my original md
unty true uun,c,tf
, 1879-01-02
TRADE in ILLINOIS.
lynflnc&A Nevor BETTER.
fUrffspoHdsDre &t,c, Iffk HutIftfn,

-.u........-. -, - ..,,..,
ao'f,po"ns"ee 1,po ., 4'e'D 1T. IT,. nn ~ .,.,.
CHICAGO. uee' a1.-1h tour ol ooseFVat'on
this week through Illinois. we spent day Ut
largo corr.buy1ng railroad station. The thought
occurred TO us tbat nt tllo present time. willie
,t,.ro ,r.a q. ,n,,c1 ,,t t s. ,oyv nrts. ~ n,,d
t"efU mhs w musu '@'N ~ "" ps'ee1 y! p.ou'
Hec, IL m'Rnt os1ne out bo.ne economic aaet 10
Inquire Of ono or TWO rctal stores with regard
to tho state OF trade. Tho flrst fnct to be borne
In mind II. TINT tha community were cxcI,,atyc-
~ ~ annaaaa ~ rrn,x,n1. 49,, ~, ,ooS,n, hno,.
~ nss,, -, ..iin, f1r.,n rent. mr. h. s,i II"
,a ~ ~ a. nr IN ~ ~ Ps' o'o"s'' l"o
H. -. H.sf ~3sitan ~,,,,,r.-v u .r>,u ,x,.-a
w t ~ s'tS ,ssi. 49,, y, y M ".s.s ....
,.4ns,v ~ ~ ,,n,d ~ ,n.a's4"r ,,s ,sr'1,os
sussu a. ~ ,,,t, pna ,...i,a
asll,cs ~ Th nppa. t sus'. ~. ~ EpaMs
w. ~ ~ ,nJ ~, u" ~. u. ~
wncT W. n,.i,T " 'Ao na'"'eo1 o'' ea''' s"'oo'
Lug WM. =, .,cor ,,- nr +,oo wo. rovcr hat.
"nti 10y Ny. ~ ~ sa.1 ~, ~. "us ,.' .. nss
!cs. s"u ~ ~ ILL., ,,,s .a,i,re. ~. ~,
W. p..sH ~ ~ " S"a ~ ns H.. ais Nv !tt ~.
t4o ~ - IT, srsaaves' a az" ''y sa'es "c'o "ot
W terEe ~, LILY rau ~ -. nu", ,..,, .,,,. NJ
has ~ ~ ~. ~ ..,,ss M sxnt s'a.o ~ ~
auaFs, ~ ~ seau t ~ n4ush ~ shc rapsrn " to
utsgodens " Luz s;.h ane's, ~" - e,r ..e,"s
eGsa ~ r. "'"one ~, a"n" VI ~ -, .G
% HS. ~" ~ 3uu 3ns ,s.. 49, ~ ~, T.s. III
, 1879-01-02

nncia's iamous noli,lcal noyv,s. ponbtlcss it
Lord 1,cacunsIlcld expressed n wish to thst cf.
feet, he would receive the Quecn'a pcrmirelon,
such ~ WAS granted 10 Lord Hsu,tg!,au. to have
n new putcnt Of inability, containing 4 Especial
remainder" clause, continuing thu rccraEo to
Ills brother. to whom. as hts Hntc rcyivtng rel.
atlyc lJ;s PROPERTY may bo e1pcrted to pass after
his demise. That property consists OF this es~
tate Of fiuEtcntlcn Manor, estimated - worth
tho bcqucsfs Of his late wife. from bis deccascd
brother. aud Jewish Lady sho snads him her
heir out Of shccr admiration Of his talents.
This may mike 4 probable totnl of LII, QUO.
Katph Usracjf, though he could not contnNe to
perform, clerical duties In the ttonse Of Lords,
would Dc reasonably woti provided for, II a
fecr. with n property Income considerably over
EaUL{1 year
, 1879-01-02

tcnsire grounds belonging to 1t be had laid out
In gardens in the style OF Louis XIV. and ho
ment income. He would leave his beautiful
wifc and elegant homo std fcvcl all night IN
alth and 1cchcry at the lowest quadroon baRnio
The eon',: ad ~ poeer a~ whe
faw-brcakers feared. Criminals knew that bv
political Influence or by money they could buy
pardon from Moses, and they robbed aud mur-
pardoned them bY hts own special verboI orders
Ia lati-kecpcrs; pardoned them BY telegraph.
sometimes ~ many - thirty day; pardoncd
men who had been
CONVICTED Or TnH MOST ATRocIoCs CRIMES.
In tho Charleston Circuit alone. In less than
Que year, the convictions and patdoue granted
By Gov. Moscs compared Is follows:
, 1879-01-02

having neducet Ills wife IN Ills Office, night
before last, and said he Atood ne4r the door
with pistol. lie called A. shc lswscr's ho,iso
and threatened to Kill hin,. but not succeeding
a friend Of the lawyer received note Offering
to compromise. The LAWYER ctaima That Baxter
Tavlatd him with \ Run, bat be got awAy.
Baker has Just sent word that he would niva
Prosecuting Attorney will have him arrested
for bfackmaii and sending q challenge II be eau
nnd him. Officers arc searching for him.
Baker Ia desperate man.
, 1879-01-02
liOOLEr'S THEATRE.


tl00LlsY.S THEATRE,
Il. II. HooLEY.........so proprstor And Manager.
TIE EHnL1sH OPERA sEAs0N.
AMI TWO hATlNEEs.
EMMA ABBOTT:
And the Widely Celebrated
flES4 ESttLlAII OPERA CO.
Emma Anhott, Anns Aoasas3f. Zelda sgEuIp. sgEuIp. Ace.
EIs.n begutn. iisrfy warrse. 4. ". Tsms IT. N
Al!isoH. cArstuily !Fsiasd Chorus aa4 ~ excel
1nl,! M1stl,sy ]! n!Eht-;:lN19S1H." l 1H.vo,or
Mal.,,se Me4nssday, IhpIs4sy aud Saturday nights
Friday ynEht-"FAUSC."
Matinee s.turds;S. ::MAH!TANA," -,.
ttraervrd gc4s 81. u and u. "; general admission.
4lHl 7oc. ani a. 1At!nres- 7ht, 1se sud .ae. sals
" ssx.x xainnieaces Taafs4xy. Jan. =.
, 1879-01-02

dfetc.l the colds weather Of 1867 and 1875.
Aratn4t the winter of 1880 arc both chances,
since the winter Of 1857 Has very cold, and 50
WAS that of 1873,
, 1879-01-02
Alleged Attempt to IslackmAli . LswJsz.

S1s14l ia CIAactanass Csmmsrr.aL
PAREHnxDUHa, w. Va. ucc. 3Q.-Ihere was
decided sensation to-day, in certain circles. by
al ct1art to o1acknail prominent attorney bT
james Baker, ex-Cousl2ble. detective, sud
kaioou-krepef. Baker charged tie ixHier with
, 1879-05-25
wANTED-EEmALE HELPs

wANTED-FEMALE HELL.
DOmestics-ContinU
WAXTED- GIRL F9E GESEKALd III sAd,aas. mousEr sEy
references requircd Appy Monday At s6l
N1AsTkD-A GOOD. C0NPETENT GIRL FOR
refercnnee nc:iss required. IL Loonis.st: S.
as M a{sSa Wages soSHH 9 b
WANTED-AX ExfEKiENcEp 5EcoND 3a2s1 ,,Sl1;ds; SIRL;
At npta 1sye Se"a sids eaA
WASrED-A. GOOD GERMAN Or s"EDE 11. Girl s1i;L
for 5 3ai{y ARpay early
", AyTEp-A coon GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
~ sort ID small family; good wages. Apply at
437 Warren-av. -----
WASTEp-4 woM1X co3K, p isS, e A 4, SIQKT 2 M:
bash-ay.
wASTED-A GOOD CAPABLE GIRL 70 DO
w general homework; references required. Al
W5AXrEp=1 e0oD p7S11a-RooI Gull At 81
a e SESoSP gIHt Ma1
day morning. between il aud Il. --.---.
w the Parker House, Madison and Aaisted:sts.
WANrED-A COMPETENT GIRL ron GENERAL
WSTED-A GRE TO, DO GENERAL HoUsE:
So. SO per week Burton place. --.---
WASrED-A GIRL AT loos WEST MADISON.
WAxTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
ae!,. W. hoascwork at llaa Prarie-ay Reference re-
s s| saaB E9S S.r3. EsrET WORK AT
fI e 5i Hs2: aoR GEMAs OR
o@, a AsD
p1ss11ss e En- 70
WANTED-A KITCHEN GIRL at 1905 WABASH
WANTED TH9RoPdHEY coNFE7EaT
w cook: German preferred. 94s Pralr1e.ay.
x59a i d5y re 2 IS sgsf
WANTED1A GOOD COOK, ALS99. 4, sMAnT s,l;a1 4
Waiting s to Eazf ea fas
WANTED-A GIRL WHO Is: Is GOOD COOK.
sdRL 70 Dq GESERAk e; i,IE MopsE sI
lna-st.
ss er aeet E. 1bEss IS
WASTED-ruREE FIRST CLASS srRAw SEW:
sRsraas aoubie % % e
WASTED.go1n, 4ILI!EEEs dIS A:{1@.5s ANR TKTMNERs.
w and two class salcslad!es at 3lo West Madt-
son.st. -
Seamstresses. j.
WANTED FIFTY, GOOD OPERATIVES FOR
prices So tint good hands make 50 to 81 per week We
charge nothing for use OF tss aehines and competent
With lie old iashionsd ioot.power machtaery, but
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-29
POPE LE0'S ENCYCLlCAL.
FULL TEXT or THE DOCUMENT THAT
An EUROPE rs DISCUSSING.

Ansthcmati1'ng the Socialists. the Commun-
i-ts. and Nihiists NJ Death Dealing
Plague that IL Creeping into nil the Fibrrs
of Human Soctcty"-snid TO Have Hccn
Written by the Supreme PcntH Himself
THE SUN is indebted to Mr.. James A. Nc
Master editor OF the F,eendns journal. for an
advance copy OF the OssGr0forc Romano. con-
tanning the encyclica letter Of Popc Leo XIII.
10 the Catholic Church; and is indebted to Mr..
McMaster also for n part oi the following trans
lation OF this recent remarkable dorument-'or
tho opening part of it which appears in the
Feemdn'S Journal Of the current week. or the
letter the London Standards Roman corre-
spondent telegraphs. under date Of Jan. II;
The Pope's Encyclical is the great subject Of
talk to-day. The whole Of II was. told. written
BY leo Kill himself and much Of gives hopes of a
great change from Plus TX policy There reason
10 doubt that the present Pope is far enlightened
and liberal than his predecessor The jcsuits down
on Leo xii, and the organization formed under their
for the COLLECTION OF Peters Pence Is ackcnng
its excruons In fact 1879 showed an immense falling
.vcry had " r. There IL trouble the vatican owing
TO Leos issuing msny bulls and dispensauons which
yielded large lie Is taxing the incomes OF the
highly paid clerical officials which is unpaatahle
10 them mlN expect 10 see a change Of policy ana a
reconciliation the Church with the necessities the
age Perhaps too the Pope will long continue the
Imprisonment which the O1id Ronana have imposed
unou him