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cess by which animals can be preserved tndef-
nitely In state Of suspended animation, to be
transported conveniently and inexpenslvely
and then revived, has been prevented from ex-
tending his experiments to human beings by
the fact that none OF his wifes relations are
willing to place themselves at his disposal II
the matter were properly brought before him,
the King OF Burmah would doubtless furnish a
few OF his surviving relatives to be experiment.
ed upon In the interests of science. This would
be happy solution OF the difficulty. The In
ventor, his wife's relatives and the King Of
Burmah would be happy; and the Iatter's rela-
tiyeS should Jump at plan which would re-
move them from the destroying presence of the
King, and give them chance, however remote,
OF escape from death.
Hon. Henry w. Blair, who was nominated
for the United States Senatorship by the re-
publican caucus at Concord, New Hamp-
shire, last night, was born December G, 1884
He received an academic education, and was
admitted to the bar In 1889. He was attorney
for Grafton county in 1850, and during the war
served In the Union army as ieutenant-co
OF the l5t2 New Hampshire regiment He has
been member OF both houses OF the state
legislature, and has served in the XLIvth and
XLFth Congresses. He is man of good abili-
ties, and has record for integrity that the
searching oyerhauling OF the reputation of
candidates In the present savage Senatorial
contest In New Hampshire did not sInirch.
The interest which attaches to Fenelon's
Imaginary Dialogues Of the Dead indicates what
attractions faithful and reliable account of
the conversations Of the departed great would
have for those who still linger On this planet.
But we are now promised not merely the lighter
talk of the spirit world, distorted 10 its transit
through tables, superintendent Kld1e or other
defective Intermediates, but the sober and 50
to speak, official utterances OF the great among
the dead, carefully edited, after reception
through medium" by Margaret Fuller and
Judge Edmonds, and Issued In England One
volume has been already published. Its con-
tents include articles on England and the
Queen" by Prince Albert; Life 10 the Spirit
World" by Harriet Martlneau; Evolution"
By Professor Agassiz; Immortality" by John
Stuart Mill; Metempsychosis," by Lord Lyt-
ton; Passage TO the Spirit Life" by Abraham
Lincoln; ''Art Notes." by Titan; aud "Pre-
historic Races OF Man." by Herodotus. The
time seems TO be approaching when every we'll
regulated newspaper office will need to employ
medium" to furnish special correspondence
from the spirit world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-13

THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains all
the News OF the Week, home and foreign; the
proceedings OF Congress; the Louisiana investi-
cation; Bret Hartes latest story; lively Local
Notes; Agricultural Matters; White House and
Department News; Proceedings OF the Courts;
Choice Stortes Poems and Sketches; Agricul-
tural and Household Matters.
Terms: 81 per annum, In advance, postage pre-
paid; single copies cents, In wrappers.
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7tco-Storv Houses For Sale

The above is only small part of the nroperty for
rent and sale on my books. For complete list see
bulletin issued on the LIST ana 18th of each month,
which can be had on application at my Office, or will
tie seIt by mail if desired
AUCTION Sales.
On FRIDAY. June 18th, at p. m Improved
Property on Alb st., between n and sts NV.
Loans.
$4,000. $4,000, o. 500 81 500. sse0. s7OO. $500 ct
7rer ct. 1ell tr
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THE VERY BEST
SWEET CATAWBA WINE
s1oo PER GALLON.
John Il. GRUDRR,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FINE GROCE-
RES AND TABLE LUXURIES.
pRoPlsALs FOR REsgRFAgINa gITUMl:
N3sH1N xAHH4f pfsfRier 81
By direction. Of the Board Of 0,mmissoners,
NJ r
in s 81 srous
q and % sbs be
tary int lmation, upon AZ pcat1on Therefor, and
bids upon theee forms will alone be considered
w Sc on D
riot Of Columbia since July LIST, 1873
Of fsh Fee to TO b
proximatt 81. 36l square yards
W. j. TWINsNG Major of Engineers,
jel3-6t Engineer Commissioner. d. C.
LIME DREss GOODS AT Low
PRICES.
We call particular attention to our large stock Of
DRESS GOODS. which we have just reduced, in
order to close them this season.
FRENCH JAOKONET LAWNS, at 12xc.
FRENCH ORGANIZE LAWNS at 25c.
LACE 81 RIPPED PTQUES, at 123c.
COLORED GRENADINES, at one-half the formsr
price.
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS. at very low
figures, together with the largest stock Of SILKS
and FINE DRESS GOODS to be found in the city.
We call the attention Of persons about to leave the
city to stock, this is opportunity to buy
ZINE GOODS at very low prices.
w. NJ. SINISTER & SONS,
ONE PRICE. 9I9 Penn'a ace.
N. B-We allow discount of FIVE PER GENT. on
All cash
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
MRS FULLER. 80 CELEBRATED FUR HER
Nl many remarkable cures, and wonderful facility
in locating disease without asking q question can
be consulted free OF charge at 604 10th at. NV.
my12-S0ts
WM. HENRY BROWNE,
w ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
has REMOVED TO OFFICES OF FIRST FLOOR
OF THE
WEBSTER Law BUILDING, sos ID street.
my1 3m-
GORNS, BUNIONg. WARTS, DISEASED NAILS.
~ It ts gratifying that DR SCHULTZ, 9U3 Pa ave.
Cup stars) may stin be consulted Painless scientific
treatment. Ladies and children attended APPLY
nR. Il. M. TALBOT, DENTIST,
- Removed to southeast corner 7th and
streets northwest Teeth inserted 81 per gHH
set my2&1y
nH. DUKE, DENTIsr, AS 7th street southwest,
- between and SITS. Beautiful sets ~-&
OF Teeth, 50; Teeth filed, 81; Extracting iN1F7l
without pain. 30 cents. All operations war S l10
ranted. oct3lIy
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

CRANE GOODS.
-
Most Fashionable styles, Of best mares for 0yN.
TLEMEN'S DRESS aud STRERT WRAR -
ready Tor inspection.
Respectfully request the fAvors Of my pex- H
rsns and the public generally.
y. ]. HyI1UR0yR
OyxMxHc AaXfY NAVY TAu0a,
efSV 40 1oeh eeSeoes OPP Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-13

New York has another mysterious murder
case. The crime this time is such remarkable
one that even the finest members OF a police
force, the finest In the world, cease to vindicate
the Law by clubbing harmless citizens, and re-
tire to ne!ghboring beer gardens to ponder over
the curious features Of the affair. Even the
crop of clues which usually springs up in such
abundance at times likes this, though fated
never to bear fruit, seems to be wanting. A
lady is found suffocated in her bed. Some valu-
ables are stolen from the room but more are left.
The room Is so situated that 1t Is almost impos-
sible to suppose that entrance was Effected
from the back yard. A point nearly opposite
the front Of the house Is the boundary between
the beats of two patrolmen, and the house itself
is within sight OF the officers of the neighbour
ing precinct. These facts cause the detectives
to believe that the murder was committed by
some one already In the house. But no
motive for the commission Of the crime
by any Of the inmates has been found,
and no circumstances discovered which
would cause suspicion to fall upon any
one. 1t is thought by some that the crime was
committed. Internationally, by burglars who
when they found what they had done, took only
the valuables which came conveniently to hand
and fed. But how the burglars got in and out
OF the house Is not explained. Others think
SuC Aul ID OOAuO UuC WlOu1u JLc uOuSc,
whose motive Is as yet unknown, who gave the
affair the appearance OF a robbery to confuse
the detectives. Now Is the time for speculation
about the Hull murder, for, unless the prece-
dents are ignored, before the aforesaid ponder
Ing policeman with his club has returned booty
dozen times from his beer-garden, some other
great crime win withdraw public attention from
this mysterious occurrence, and it will be for.
gotten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-13
r. o. HOFFMAN,
10th and F streets u .rthwogk

NJ"
R. o. HOFFMAN,
10th and streets n crthwest
4SS St nv, IA n, 2 baths. Sl2B
1HS St NV, fine house, furnished 100
a3St Oorcoran st. IL r.. mod mps., furn.
lo1 ZIst g. NV, - r., mod impe.
!4!2 st. NV, 10 rooms bath ana stable. ...... go
1!l5 Do st. NV, 10 rooms and bath ..............N
LUZ Penna. av. NV, two fine rooms. .........5 so
NO. OLE 20 NV, III rooms. Is
Two fire rooms over Cats jewelry store so
11S9 18th st. NV, rooms aud bath. ........... 40
lI66 st. NV, rooms and bath ........,....,.Ss
W I'm st. n.w rooms and bath. .................35
!oVa aUth 81 NV. rooms and bath
13U St me-, rooms, mod impe.
l5O e. ne, store, fine one Is
no lSl2 y st. NV, rooms.
oU! Sfh st. s.w., re. and store and stable
"a ist st. NV, r., water and gas............0
LAG 9th st. NV, rooms and bath.
% Myrtle Et. W., rs and bath. .............l5
SgS e NV, rooms ana bath.
no ~ 18th st. n. W., rooms.
No. sUS u ue.s rooms .1U
NO I99H st. ne. rooms. ......................l0
NJ IL Et ne, rooms.
Honses and fs IN ss.r . I ~; aS
sale, at prices from 81 900 to $50 GOO and on cav
terms. All property for sale q my office has been
B. O. HOFFMAN.
JeStr 10th and Sta. NV.
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w00D.

GOAL. ,o,,,,,,,r - W0OD.
WOOD TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS COAI.
Full Weiyht
COAL Best Quality. EOOn
Low Prices.
WOOD. Prompt Delivertes COAL
Main once, wharves, mill and depot connected win
.x,,., uptown offices by TELEPHONE
With nnequsied facilities and advantages for ecs.
noHicAaly conducting the wood and coal tra0s
whsrves. factory, extensive store yards ensblinS -
70 stock mp largely when coal Il lowest; ONO
throue hout the city, and all In immediate commu,
cation. irsuring prompt attention to orders We -
coal at the very lowest prices
Remember. we insure . strictly pure coal, f2a<o
pounds to the ton.
JOHNSON BROTHERs.
Main Office, mill and depot foot Of I2tn lstn s,.6
SITS aw. Offices: 1902 st. u. W. l1l2 9th et "a " I.
isIo ftn 81. Nv; ano 22i Pa. avese 1y1S-n
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ITO THE PUBLIC.
Having retaken my old Grocery Store, 1918 D st.
NV, am ready to supply my old customers as well
Is new Corners, to their full satisfaction, buying
from frst-class houses only, cannot be undersold
by any one and keeping only the best selected stock
on hand, recommend an examination by the pub.
lie generally
je122ws e. SCHWIN0HAMMER, SR.
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DRY GOODS

SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
Special attention OF purchasers is called to our
IuM lire OF w ~
SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
Which We have just opened,
Comprising all the
New designs in Zephyr Ginshams. Organize Lawns
Linen Lawns, Mummy Cloth. En-
broidered Linen Lawns
French Nainsooks printsa aud plain.
Also, full line Of India SEERSUCKER In the
new ColCrs
HOOE BRO q o.,
1888 y -. a.sc.,
jel2h Near Eblztt Housa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-13

The unpleasantness over the matter OF the
Craftsmanship Of the Ohio democratic commit
tee has not yet been smoothed down. Gen.
Ewing's candidate for the position, Col. Len
Harris, declines to accept, and now State Sena-
tor DUNCAN Is mentioned as the probable sue
cessor to John g. Thompson. The friends OF
the latter are still unreconciled to his displace-
ment, and declaim against the injustice of
having the veteran campaigner, "who was
faithful to his party when Ewing was seeking
office at the hands of republicans thus sum-
marily kicked out of place. Ewing however
shows no signs Of relenting in his purpose to
get Thompson's scalp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-13

Wadleigh Is defeated, and ex-Congressman
Blair has won the New Hampshire senatorship.
w. e. Chandler smiles complacently as he re-
fleets: ''I did it with my little pamphlet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12
CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
lLp JOHNSTON STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

rtEsD9Y faGksbAf aud saru na n.Yn Direct
wEDsfsb2 s%s kolaI 40 ps sosDa1
s 2oS6& and III sKa &c
All Except Delaware, freight will be received daily at
pier g North River foot Of Christopher st. PAssEN
Delaware steamer. al pier 81 foot Of Beach st.
through passenger tcsois and bills of aaur to all
General office. 1877 Greenwich st
HALIFAX, ~ s.. AND ST. JOHNS ~ r.
11Cromwe line-steamshps ieaye Us follows from pier
CORTEs Tuesday Oct 70
freight iEx1 sAsfsS
IAcKsoNyILLE AND, EEKNANDINA; Fla, ~;
oSSs IT, u.s. Ss SsHsa
Key weS freight and passengers Fenandina.
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.
4 LBASY AND TROY ny DAY BOATS G. yIBpARD
4 81 aad st & ii xr;'fy y fSi 81
MEX BOATS a $; landing At Nyaek uerr,l West Point
SsS' sa S a
checked NosI and NEST sks' or
LAST 2, TRIP from New York October 10; Albany. oe'o-
a .sAH1roGA and CRY 81 ROY leave pier IS now
day ate 2 NJ Excursion tickets 70 Troy s..
and "a ..Ii ssr Ssr,n nss4 ss
Of Canal ST.. every week day ut Pm.
A MARY POWELL, FOR poUGnKEEpsIE, WEST
uo Ssw sws"Tf sS S.
y f' Sdssss;s sy s Dss %
on River Rail
5EE Eos
- r NJ and East SD s.. 2:4s + arriving At Bridge
sass ssss Fsish. ss.wssn the hours s Of
A 81 TO BOSTON VIA THE FALL RIVER Line
PhScE is.ss ssx Yo!t aay aaadas sundays n@ a,
brooklyn 80 +. NJ jersey City 80 r NJ VA 1nnsS '
ALBANyYo AND TROY sISDAY D3Ar-srEAMER
ST.. at6P. NJ. Sure connection with morning trains
RoAT FOR CArsHILL. srUYvEsANT AND INTER.
ps.
Is Fora short time only,
Trunks; Bags. vsiisas and silk Umbrellas,
l,l6l Broadway. corner 18th st.
LTOR NoRwALK AND DANBURY DAlLY-sTEAMEK
. Sd * sa.s r Ess S pGe End ss sd ys
CENTS ass s'''' ''
cozzens' West Point. Cornwall Nowburg- Marlboro
. n %ak H0rS %A
a i q 'sss
except Saturdays when steamer THOMAS CORNELL
OSh DohIA" q ONE so Solar TO WORCESTER
Limited tcket8, Sl GOOD on the boats Tor oUc
Steamers leave pier ~ North kver daily at 30 +. NJ
o the S SSr%sh line e;ys f same pos Sy
ccster &c aud for Portland and tho White Mountains
daily. except Saturdays.
DROvIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON VIA PROVIDENCE
ae steamers fs 1 Isl Ds and s, 6 ct I s r
leave ut PM from pcr 20 North River foot OF Warren
CTEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD
rinsing Of every dssfrpoa RAPIDLY and ehsapy done
office, l4lunion square, connected by telephone
THE OLD RELIABLE sTONINGTON LINE FOR BOS-
TON and ALL POINTS EAST-Steamers leave pier
80 n foot jay ST. a. Pm Special tickets to Boston,
GOOD ONLY for the trip specified on ticket sold, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12
DAWNBROKERS' SALES
il ByTHOS. j. McGRATH 4 CO., Auctioneers
1853 Chatham ST., corner Mulberry.

Monday-7OO lots Watches and Jewelry, by order R.
Herman, Oliver ST., and y. Starr. I'D av
ruesday-7OO lots Mems and Womens Clothing by order
b. Peyser, I'd av
wednesday--7oo lots Mems and Women's Clothing BY
order - * G. Lewis, I'd av.
Thursday-7OO lots Women Clothing. by order c. Lang
g.
Friday7oo lots Men, and Womens Clothing, by order
T. Carroll. South 9th
n B.-An old established Pawnbroker's Business fos
sale. Inquire i5S Chatham st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12

EDWARD rETTINGER AUCrIONEER, SELLS TUES
ILlay October IL, entire contents Printing kstablsh
nent 10 Dey st. assortment new Job Type new oordon
Presses, &c. Catalogues Tuesday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-06
WHERE TO GET PICTURES.

There never yet was good an opportuni-
~ offered to get a handsome chrome or oil
painting for about one tenth of its value as is
offered at the picture gallery and prize envel-
ope bazaar, in the County Building, next to
Boskos One Price Clothing Store You pay
two bits and purchase an envelope containing
d nice photograph, and the first thing you
know you are in possession of a magnificent
landscape or sea-piece or historical or fancy
picture with a splendid frame on it. Why,
there never was good chance to get a
beautiful picture foc almost nothing Don't
delay going and investing. Some of the pic
lures are very rare and very superior
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-06
BILLS INTRODUCED,

Stewards Senate bill 51-Concerning the
duties of District Judges. Referred to Ju-
dietary Committee.
Cassi1ys Senate bill % To prevent the
sale of impure milk Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
DayGon's Senate bill 29-To provide for in
formation of financial condition of several
counties. Referred to Judiciary Committee
By Melarkey-For relief of j. F. Able.
Authorizes the payment of 81 900 out of the
tire -slry of Humboldt County as compensation
for construction of public highway in that
county. Referred to Humboldt delegation
Boardman's Senate bill-Relative to par
tt ion fences. Referred to Committee on
Agriculture.
Bolrdman's Senate memorial 21-To amend
The Act granting lands for benefit of public
schools. Passed unanimously under suspen-
sion of rules.
Recess for one hour.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-06

The DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO BE ENRICTED.
The present District Attorney was elected on
the Citizens Reform Ticket So was Assem-
blyman Gibson. Yet the latter introduces a
bill into the Assembly to raise the District
Attorneys Salary $500 per annum. Had not
the young Reform lawyer, who has been
placed in that position, better let his constit-
Uents find out how good an officer he is be-
fore, like modern Oliver Twist he asks for
more" We don't know yet that Mr.. Dries
bach is any better than the District Attor
neys who have wrought under the present
salary
Personally yesterday the provincial press
well represented by Dennis Mccarthy of
the Virginia Eren ng Chronicle, Charley Good
win of the Enterprise, John Dennis of the
Tuscarora Times Rerjew, and ALI Doten of
the Gold Hill Ne~s. And yet the pure at
mosphere of our sturdy little city bears Us
bravely through the epidemic
CONTROLLER HoBART's. REPORT. We are
indebted to Mr.. William T. Hartford for
copy of ex-Controller Hobarts final Repol,.
1t Is very vOlumInous document, and en-
braces a vast amount of valuable and instruc-
tive statistics.
BILLIARD MATCHES, The nightly billiard
matches at the Ormsby are exciting much in |
terest, which is conclusively proven by the
large crowds of witnesses who assemble there.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. d. w. Earl, the we'll known
California and Nevada forwarding merchant,
arrived in this city from San Francisco yes
terday morning, and he still fingers with u.s.
Pen PICTURES. -"Shamus o Brien's" brief
pen pictures in the Virginia .Stayc of the Sen
ators and Assembymen meet with much favor.
JOSEPH ROBINSON, message awaits you at
the Western Union Telegraph office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-06
GENERAL FILE.

Assembly bill No s. To amend the Ac
providing for settlement of estates of deceased
persons. Passed. Ayes 10.
Lyons (of Storey Assembly bill 80. To
amend the Civil Practice Act Amended in
title and so as to read more explicitly in Other
parts and passed by unanimous vote.
Cassidys Senate bill "a. To amend the
States Prison Act, rewarding good conduct
of convicts by Communication of sentence in
graduated time. so as to increase the amount
deducted beyond that now allowed by about
one year in seven. Under suspension of
rules put upon its final passage and passed by
| unanimous vote.
Kings Senate bill 9. To amend the Jury
Act. providing that a District Judge may
instruct the County Clerk and one County
Commissioner to draw jury in the unavoid-
able absence of the Judge. Passed by ayes
IA, noes 9.
Mr. Farrell asked and was granted leave of
absence for the rest of the day
On motion message from Assembly was
taken up, announcing the action of that
bO0y upon several OlilS.
On motion of Mr.. King Senate went into
Committee of the Whole, with Senator Mar
tin in the chair The Assembly bill for re-
lief of James Holland was then taken up. A
remonstrance was read from the citizens of
Lincoln County against the passage of the
bill. Other statement! were also read, in
Guiding an affidavit from Sheriff Swift of
money actually expended. After much dis
cusslOn on the merits of this peculiar case,
motion was made and carried that when the
committee rise it recommend the passage of
the bill
Cassidys Senate bill 81, for the relief of
Eugene Blair and James Brown was taken
up.
Mr. Cassidy stated that this was the stage
robber bill in form, and most of the |
Senators we're committed on the proposition,
and moved that when the committee arise it
report favorabiy on the bill Carried.
Committee then arose and reported as in
,tructed
On motion Cassidy's Senate bill 81, blair
md Brown bilD was ordered engrossed.
Assembly bill AZ (Holland billy was put
lpon its final passage and passed. Ayes, IA;
hoes, 10
Mr.. Boardman desired to have the special
rider for tomorrow evening changed in or
Ter to accommodate the Committee from Vir-
mia, who will be in Carson at that time.
Objection made.
Adjourned at 50 P NJ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-06
THE COMING MINSTREL SHOW,

In another column will be found the adver-
tisement of Barlow, Wilson, Primrose and
Vests great minstrel troupe. The Cincinnati
Commercial Zone of the best show critics in
the United States) notices performance by
these artists as follows "Their entertain
ment is absolutely free from vulgarity, and is
as keenly enjoyed by the ladies as by the lords
of creation, and we were gratifed to see 80
many ladies at the Grand Opera House last
evening The first part, generally the same
thing over and over, was entirely new, and
was arranged by that superb negro dialect and
character comedian, Milt. G. Barlow Those
who witnessed the entertainment given some
months ago, by this same troupe, were forced
to admit there was something new under the
sun. George Wilson was in his happiest mood
and fairly dubbed over with his inexhaustible
mine of good things. Barlow, by request,
sang g Going Home to Dixie, and-wel, we
need not speak in his praise Primrose and
West had everything their own way, and in
comic songs and dances were huge, and were
recalled four times. The singing of Carl Ru-
dolph, tenor, George c. Denton, baritone,
John Stout, second tenor, Harry Percy, alto, |
and e b. Rankin, basso, was very effective !
and most excellent Considered on all sides |
It was one Of the very best minstrel entertain
gnents We ever had the pleasure of attending" |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-06
THE CATHOLIC FAIR AND LUNCH.

There never was made so egregious blum
der as that by which, in yesterdays APPEAL,
we put the Catholic Fair in the Carson The
a5er. 1t is holding, as every one knows, to
o'1r confusion, in the Opera House. Remem-
Der the lunch to-day and so remembering
20 and be refreshed of the inner man. Also
tonight, fail no, to be there. But stand in
With ortstretched hand and open wallet
The Fair last night was brilliant success.