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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-23
THE LEGISLATIVE TICKET.

A nominee on the Republican Assembly
ticket in Ormsby yesterday urged the editor
of the APPEAL to step fighting Sharon as it
would injure the chances of the Ormsby
county Legislative ticket. We believe his ad-
vice bad and shall not accept 1t. The APPEAL
has no fight against the Legislative ticket,
nor any member of it. On the contrary We
urge every Republican to vote for it for two
reasons. Sharon is in all respects preferable
to Fair as United States Senator, and We
would be in favor of him if he were the only
candidate on the Republican side. A man
who stays away from the post of duty may be
unworthy of another trust, but he isinGnately
preferable to a Democrat who would stay
away just as he has done, and more especially
one of Col Fairs status. Fair is so person
ally unpopular that he has generally travelled
with body guard, and at one time it was cur
rently reported in Virginia that he kept his
house guarded night ana day fearing attack.
His treachery, cunning and petty trickery
has gained him the name of Slippery jim"
all over the coast. We believe that if the
Ormsby County Assembly ticket we're pledged
against Sharon directly and unequivocally, it
would poll stronger vote; but as the matter
now stands it will win anyway, as the impor
lance of having Republican Legislature is
fully realized by the voters of Ormsby County,
and if matters are reduced to choice between
Sharon and Fair, no true Republican can hes
itate as to his coarse. In Ormsby there is no
fear of Democratic victory by means of any
depletion in the ranks. Two straight tickets
are in the field, and with no split in the party
there can be no doubt about the result. The
one hundred and fifty men who have been col
anized here during the past month will add
to the Democratic vote, but as they have not
been taken from any Republican source, even
such an addition to Democratic forces need
not be feared 1t is rot like a withdrswance
of such number from the Republican party
and giving them ever to the enemy. There
is another reason which will materially weaken
Fairs candidacy in Ormsby. For years he
has shipped the bullion of the bonanza mines
directly past the Carson Mint to China, not
withstanding it was frequently the case that
operations at the Mint were suspended for
months at time, with the majority of its en-
ployes discharged or on half pay, for want of
bullion. But for Fairs greed and parsimony
the Mint might have been in full blast here
without interruption for the past five years,
and thousands of dollars added to the circula-
ting medium in Carson. His act has touched
the pocket of every citizen, and crippled the
commercial prosperity Of he town. This man
does not consider the Capital of the State,
where he makes his millions, worth supporting
and his studied ignoring of the interests of
the city should oe remembered on election
day to sink his Legislative ticket out of sight.
We believe that the Democrats and Republi-
cans alike will join in the rebuke which
should be administered to him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-23
SHARON'S BILL.

Here is the itemised bill which Sharon pre-
sents to the people of Nevada as pretext for
drawing his salary.
STATE OF NEVADA,
To WILLIAM SHARON. DR..
To three reports on Committee $4,000
Received Payment
WILLIAM SHARON
Here is the Offset.
WILLIAM SHARON,
To STATE OF NEVADA Dr.
To Speeches o
To Bills introduced o
To Motions 0
To Times absent from roll call 5O7
At last accounts this offset had not been
considered in the account.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-23

A BAD LAW THAT WILL NEVER BE CHANGED
The defects IN the law relating to trials by
jury, are thus pointed out by the Reno GAG
cite:
The present system of conducting trials by
jury, has many grave faults. The trial of
Barney Fitzgerald, now going forward in the
District Court, furnishes AN illustration of
some of the defects of the existing system.
1t has been necessary to summon 10 trial
Jurors in order to find twelve men to try the
cause The intelligent men, who read the
newspapers and form opinions, are excluded
from the jury box. The man who doesn't
read the newspapers, and has no opinions, is
considered competent to serve. Certainly
this is wrong. The more intelligent man is.
the better qualified he must be to serve on a
Jury. The more he reads the less prejudiced
he is apt to be, and the less will a previously
formed opinion affect his judgment in the
case. An intelligent juror will decide accord
ing to the evidence and the arguments sub
mitted for his consideration.
The strangest thing about this matter, is,
that the newspapers have::been pointing out
these defects for years; every lawyer and
every citizen believes just as the newspapers
DO, yet there appears to be no prospec. what
ever Of having the foolish law changed
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-23

A MAN in New York is suing San Fran.
cisco lady for services as travelling compan-
ion. This is Eastern style. Out in this coun-
try when woman has travelling companion
she expects him to foot all the bills.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-23

Senator Reach spoke last evening in French
at Circe's Hotel. The Gall of the speaker
yaye satisfac ton to the audience.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-23

Copies Of Hon George Flournoys mastery speech on
the political issues of the present campaign, verbatim
report be obtained application to the Democratic
County Central Committee.
WARREN WATSON Chairman
GEoRas BEYsoS, Secretary o22
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-23
ORMsaY COUNTY
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Nv. NJ. Havenor
For Assenablymep ................... Eugene May
kTrenmor Coffin
Fer District Attorney F. Bartine
For County Treasurer james Fraser
For County Clerk.- M. D. Hatch
For County Recorder James Morris
For County Assessor. John D. Kersey
For Public Administrator Marshall Robinson
For Superintendent Of Public Schools L. s. Greenlaw
ror County Commissioner, hong s. E. Jones
For County Commissioner, short Israel Crawford
For Justice Of Pease Carson Township w. N. Cary
For Constable, Carson Township D. H. Pine
For School Trustee, Carson Township long "a w.hh
term -..............'.
For School Trustee Carson Township, Ch,r,.s Harris
snort tefm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. J
For Justice of Peace. Empire Township u A. Hoover
For Constable, Empire Township Andrew Arid
For School Trustee, Empire Precinct,
long term. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For School Trustee, Empire Precinct
snort term ......................l
For School Trustee, Brunswick Precinct,
long term .....,...............)
For Sehoo Irrustee, Brunswick Precinct,
short term .....................-.J
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-23

In Department No. l of the Superior Court
Oh Wednesday last. Judge Wilson dismissed
the case of A. A. Sergeant against Charles
de Young Il Co. The suit was brought to re
cover damages for libel published in the
Chronicle about year and half ago
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-23
telegraph Cigar Store,

telegraph Cigar Store,
j. p. FARRELI. Proprietor
xXyHILE LISTENING TO THE TILE.
w GRAPHIC tick, and specializing to how much
YOU we're out by having bodies Comstocks during
the last deal you may find relief By sinking the Stock
Shop getting the OF the behind the Telegraph
Cigar counter and trying Of his imported cigars
fine favored chewing tobacco etc Or il not in On the last
corn and ready !or the imported luxury at the
Telegraph Cigar Stois can get
A DAISY OF BIT CIGAR.
Always hand s1sIkerS materials, including meer
schans herwood aud other varieties OF pipes, smoking
tobacco pipe STEMS cigarettes cigarette paper; and In
short everything e iii - class establishment
OF the kind,
Telegraph Cigar store orm~ty Building, Carson street
Carson jeN
CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT
AND PRIETORs
oRMsBX HOUSE
CARSON CITY NEVADA,
SHARP BROTHERS, PrOprietors
This hotel is the most pleasantly centrally located
the city, being the principal business houses anu IN
State Capitol
The Culinary Department Is under the management o
experienced heads and expense will be spared IN cup
J. w. SHARP Formerly Of the Revere House NaTa
California;. Manager.
TINE OR N SPY HOUSE
Is the headquarters for all the stage lines leaving Carson
Transient Rates 81 50 and 50
Meals. ~ cents eash
Carson City September 49, 1879. 10
National Republican., 1880-03-22

punished, His Honor said that he felt
IL incumbent upon him to naict n punish
ment not q pecuniary one, but punish
ment which will bo warning to both
foreign and domestic officers not to invade the
judicial forum in this brutal aud outrageous
manner. lie then sentenced Kcese to Jail for
thirty days, Howell for twenty days aud
Richie for ten days, the sentences to begin at
noon that day. Acton and West were dis
charged from custody Subsequently His
Honor suspended the execution Of the sentence
in the case of Sheriff Richie until Wednesday
next, MessrJ. X. X. Eliot aud +. T. Browning
becoming surety for his appearance at that
time. 1t was found that the court Of Prince
George county opened to-day, and the alb
scnce Of the sheriff would somewhat clog tho
wheels of that Judiciary. His Honor, not wish.
ing anything OF that kind to occur, suspended
the execution Of the sentence and permitted
the sheriff to return home aud arrange for tho
meeting Of tho court. During tho greater part
Of the afternoon the prisoners were in the mar
shaPs Office, where they were visited by many
of their friends, but toward o'clock they were
taken to Jail aud intrustod to the care OF War
den Crocker.
National Republican., 1880-03-22


The monthly socidble of the Young Peoples
Union connected with the Mem rial church
held Friday evening last, was decidedly more
enjoyable and interesting than the usual run
OF such affairs. Tho largo lecture hall on
street and Vermont avenue, at the rear of tho
church, where these gatherings are held, was
com mfortably filed, and the presence Of an un.
usually large number of both members of the
church aud strangers was very satisfactory owl
dence of the rapidly increasing interest fclt
in the success of the organization. Tho So
cety holds two regular meetings each month
--one devoted exclusively to religious excr
cses and the other is a social, where there is
singing, instrumental music and recitations
with intermissions for conversation and to par.
take Of refreshments. The object sought is to
bring together all the congregation of the
church, especially the younger portion, that
they may become better acquainted, thereby
strengthening the bond of Christian sympath
and enlargng the sphere Of usefulness of the
church by inducing persons TO attend these
gatherings who nre mOr3 likoly to be brought
under church influence in this than in any
other way.
At the meeting Friday evening, tho presi.
dent Lucus d. Alden, took charge OF affairs
and proved himself to be an adept in the role
of maestro A prayer by the pastor. the Rev
Dr. Butler was followed at intervals during
the evening by solos on the piano by Miss
Mamie Seldom, Miss Rempp, Miss Annie
Nairn, Miss Ella Partridge aud Mr.. Lowrie
| songs with piano accompaniment by Miss
Bond and Miss Little, and Mr.. Thuylcool OIL
violin with piano accompaniment, aud recita
tions by Miss Shannon All were appauded
and Mr.. Thuycool, Miss Bond, Miss Par
fridge (only eleven years old, Mrs. Little
and Miss Shannon yielded to the demands oI
the audience.
The union, though only organized in De,
cembor last has already collected a library OF
800 volumes, donated by friouds, aud further
contributions will be most thankfully re-
ceived. The following were announced as
tho newly elected oilicers President, Lucius
| ID. Alden; vicc-prcsident Louis Smith; secre
tary, Frank Criswell; treasurer, Miss Charles
/ librarian, Fred Bachc.
Tho proceedings Of tho evening were
brought to II close by all present singing
number of familiar hymns, The piano useC
on this occasion was obtained through til,
eXcrtions of Miss Nairu.
National Republican., 1880-03-22
CITY NOTES.

Turkish baths at Dr. Shedd's 9O3 L street,
near Ninth, go cents.
There were 1873 de lths In the District dur
ing the mouth Of February.
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 Z
street, near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side Of New York. DIR. Bovce.
Warrants were served on sixteen produce
dealers for doing business without license by
officers of tho Seventh precinct last Saturday.
"A literary and social Entertainment will
be given ut Masonic Temple this evening under
the auspices of Benjamin B. French Lodge No.
IL, f. A. A. NJ.
The police made sixty.hve arrests during
Saturday and Saturday night. Eighteen were
registered as drunk. Seventeen tramps lodged
at the siNtion-house Saturday night.
Headquarters for disposal of second hand
clothing, &c. Call or address S. Guggenhcimer,
237 Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
--Goorge Nowlaud and Robert Bollenger
have been arrested for the assault on DIR.
Foster in Alexandria, and will have hearin {
before Mayor Smith this morning
"A little boy named Joseph G.. Falk while
playing ON D street, between Sixth aud Sew
enth southwest, Saturday afternoon, fell and
broke his left leg above the ankle.
The Washington Light Infantry cleared
$ll 704 80 by their late fair, aud propose 10 do
vote what Ia left after unitorming the corps tC
fund for the erection of now armory.
james Johnson, alias James Waters, the
man arrested for breaking the window Of Bells
cigar store Saturday morning, was on satur
dly fined 800 or ninety days in default by
| Judge Smell.
"A very enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered Friday evening to Miss Nettie Dimmich
at her residence, on Rhode Island avenue. Thl
Attendance was large, and the programme
carried out was all that could be desired.
Saturday morning about 9 o'clock fire wa
discovered in the chimney of house No, li0E
G street northwest occupied by John II, Smitl
and Lizzie Berry, coorod. The fire WAS ex
tinguished without turning in an alarm.
Turkish, Russian aud Sulphur Baths n
the well,known place, DR., Shedd's 9O3
street. noar Ninth. The only reliable place il
the city for genuine baths, Shampooer of tcr
years experience; no noycUs Ia the business
at this place,
Recent occurrences in the Sixth Auditor
Office will probably compel the retirement o
Major Evans, II chief of one OF the divisions o
that office. An investigation of alleged mis-
conduct on his part aud that Of female cerl
Is in progress.
"A feature of the holy week services Il
ST. Aloysius church will be the rendering 70
the first time in Washington of Bain's "Sistin
Chapel Miserere," on Wednesday, Thuisda
and Friday evenings, by Rev. James A. Nc
Hugh, 8. j., assisted by choir Of well'knowl
young yocalists OF tho parish The singer
will occupy the tribune over the sanctuary,
National Republican., 1880-03-22
To Consumptiyes,

Wilbor's Cod.Livcr Oil and Lime has now
been before the public twenty years. and has
steadily grown in favor and appreciation.
This could rot be the case unless the preptra'
tion WAS of high intrinsic value. The comb-
nation oil the Phosphate Of Lime with pure
Cod Liver Oil, as prepared hy DIR. Wilbor has
produce d a new phase in the treatment Of Con
sumption and all diseases of the Lungs. This
article can bo taken by the most delicate in
valid without creating the disgusting nausea
which is such an objection TO tho Cod-Livcr
Oil when taken without Lime. 1t is prescribed
by the regular faculty. Sold by the proprietor
A. b. Wiibor, Chemist, Boston, and by all
drugg sts
National Republican., 1880-03-22
A Prosperous Company.

Tho Chry3olite Company declares its fifth
regular monthly dividend OF 5000, 900 out of
the fifth months net earnings.
This aggregates 81 100000 of dividends paid
out of the net earnings of the first five months
in which the company has had possession of its
mines, and leaving a handsome surplus in
treasury, besides paying the heavy cost Of tim
berng, new hosting machinery, and the ex-
pensivc dead work necessary in scientific open
ing of the mines and judicious development
by exploration
This additional outlay has been about S312,-
900, and has reduced the cost of hosting dve-
sixths, aud has placed in sight over 50 net of
new ore for every dollar extracted, and has
put the mine in condition to enable the COM.
pany to double its Outuut.
National Republican., 1880-03-22
Tho Escnned Nun.

Miss L lith OGorman, we'll known as the
Escaped Nun" and who was for six years an
inmate of st. Joseph's Convent, jersey City,
will deliver an eloquent lecture this (Mondayl
evening in Odd.Follows' Hall She has visited
nearly all the principal ctle5, whore she has
spoken to crowded and intelligent audiences,
Thore will be great curiosity to sec aud hear
her. Her subject is "Liio in Convent"
which she says is a world In Itself She comes
highly indorsed by the press aud GlerRymen OF
other cities. Sho is possessed Of hne per,
sonal appearance is young, sprghtly and
smart, and fine elocutionist, one Of the bost
now in the lecture field. Miss O'Gorman will
give some revelations that will slartle the
public. She has had personal experience ol
tho most thrilling character some chapters ol
which she will relate.
National Republican., 1880-03-22

From present appearances, Lincoln Hall
will to.night be graced by large audience to
greet that great cxpounder of modern ortho-
dox. Joseph Cook, of Boston, who will deliver
his lecture on Ccrtairties in Religion" in
eluding reply to Ingersoll Judge William
Strong, of the United States Supreme Court
will preside aud introduce the lecturer, Mr.
Cook Is a msn of wide reading tenacious
memory, acute discrimination aud great power
of popular exposition, lilo mas lhlul,lVe
Serins for pricking wind bags, and for reduc.
Inc oyer.ssnguine and exaggerated hypoIhe'
ees 10 their exact value
National Republican., 1880-03-22
CITY ITEMS.
A $1,000 Guarantee.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure will
positively cure BrighPs Disease aud Diabetes,
and it is guaranteed that it will also cure
nincty.niue per cent. of other kidney diseases,
ninety. per cent. of all liver diseases, aud
will help in every case without injury TO the
system when taken according to directions,
and the sum of $1,000 will be paid to any per-
son who eau prove that it has failed to do
this II. II. WARNER q Co.
National Republican., 1880-03-22

The spring opening OF Foreign Millinery at
Mrs j, Palmcr's, will take place on Wehnes-
day aud Thursday next. The admirable Sc.
lcctons made 10y this lady have been from
the Now York aud European steamers arrv-
ing within the last few months, and her taste
will be shown ut the opening which will no
District
National Republican., 1880-03-22
.IArringe Litenaen.

Tho clerk of the court has ia'ued the follow.
ing marriage licenses: Hiram Kener OF
Northumberland county, Va, and Sidney A.
Tolbort, of this city; Charles NJ. Doleman and
Annie Nash Charles +. Brown aud Mrs. A. b.
Teuney; William Ricsecker ana Frances G
BreisfOrd,
National Republican., 1880-03-22
JeweIry at PonuInr Prices.

81 to S. gold.Gllod pins aud earrings; 50 t
$50 gold-ilcd bracelets (2O0 styles; $3.50 t
81 gold.fled vest chains (best quality; So t
$S gold.fllcd lockets Uadies aud geuts'J; S.
nickel stem-winding watches; $l5 solid golC
watches (warrunted). Full line of solid gol,
icwcry and watches ut Il. Harris d Co.'S, 43
Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-03-22

MEssRs DEvLrN & Co., of New York, are
bringing out some new styles this spring
The newest and the best are the Wimbledon
Either Of these are particularly suited for
young aud middlo.aged men for street aud
general wear. Branch Office at 1920 f street.
National Republican., 1880-03-22
Another statement.

TO Or, ron MoSchtISter, 80 NiaeletntE 'Nsst
northutst, Washington, d. c.:
Your success in he treatment Of my case of
throat disease and severe catarrh merits pub.
licity, thai others in like aillction may bene.
tit thereby. Truly yours,
OSCAR ID. MILLER,
Slate Mills, RappahaunOck, Va.
National Republican., 1880-03-22
Judge John w. Wright Found Guilty.

The jury that spent all Of Friday night in
their room consulting over the case of Judge
John w. Wright, charged with assault upon
Hon. Columbus Delano with intent to kill,
came into court Saturday morning with u
verdict of guilty of assault and battery. Judge
Wright was not present aud Colonel Cook of
his counsel gave notice Of Il motion for new
trial and in arrest Of judgment
National Republican., 1880-03-22

S. AND up for Pants, $50 and M for Over
coats, 50 so aud up for making aud trimming
Pants. j. A. Greisbauer, i35 Nuth street.
National Republican., 1880-03-22

As our reporter came along Water street last
night, shivcring with the chill night air and
drawing his overcoat tightly about him, he
thought, "Now is the time for colds and
coughs" but if poor mortals only knew what
Il certain cure Dir. Bulls Cough Syrup is how
few would long sntfcr. aud then 1t costs only
twenty-five ceuts.-iSdndasky tOhiO) Register.
National Republican., 1880-03-22

the HowlOnd Dental Association ~ Fourand'
Ahulf street, use only 5. S. Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia, Price ~ per set
National Republican., 1880-03-22
pnin at lIin Rink.

The game between the Baltimore and Wash
ington clubs will take place at the Washington
Rink Monday evening, March %, at S:l5
niplnpk
National Republican., 1880-03-22
Ther,nomstric headings.
OFFICE CHIEF sIGSAL OFFICER, .. :. A..
March o. 1880
Indications.

For the Middle Atlantic States. warm, clear o.
partly cloudy weather, southwesterly winds, falling
barometer
National Republican., 1880-03-22
New Advertisements.

N0W AUNtTIIscIhtHIb'
Goat wanted
Theatre Comique.
For Reut--GrOcery store.
National Theatre-"My Partner"
Chrysolte Silver Mining Company,
Professor Carpenter At Lincoln Hall.
Meeting Of Federal Lodge, +. A. A. NJ
Ford's Opera House--"rhe Galley Slave
Madame Palmer ll07 f street northwest
Spring Opening.
National Republican., 1880-03-22

julius LANsBURGH's Famous Carpets,
Famous Prices and Famous Stock 421 9TH
street,
National Republican., 1880-03-22
Joseph Cool. al LIneoIn nnll.

julius LANsRURoHs Famous Lew Prices
and great variety,
National Republican., 1880-03-22
Millinery Opening.

julius LANsBURGH's Famous Carpets, OIL
Cloths and Window Shades.
National Republican., 1880-03-22
PUNISHED FOR CONTEMPT.
Three Of the Alleged Kldnappers
Sent to Jail.

Judge Macarthur Speaks of Their Onensc
as Brutal and Outrageous Invasion
OF tho Judicial Forum-Keese, How
oil and Richie Sentenced to Im-
prisonment-Actona and West
Released-The Defense.
National Republican., 1880-03-22

S25 Solid ~ Carat Gold Watch,
very handsome, worth $50. Jacobs Bros, 1929
Pennsy ylvauia avenue.
National Republican., 1880-03-22
Theatre ComIaue.

Ever fruitful in now attractions, the man.
agcment of the Comiquc presents this week
u bill Of unexampled excellence. Messrs.
Howard and Coyuc ihe great Irish comedi-
ans; La MARITIME Brothers, ucrobats Dan Fer.
rcyra, the man flute; Jim aud Georgia Powers,
the great sketch artists; the Russells, as the
Irish widows and in their great changes; Will
Jams and Sully, and Nellie Germon arc among
the new speciality stars. An engagement has
also been effected with the young American
actor, Mr.. Charles Thornton, who will appear
in his great American drama, entitled Simon
Kenton, or the Spirit of. tho KauOwla;" full OF
sensation, with new and appropriate scenery,
effects and all the other accessories which
tend to make this class of plays interesting
aud striking. The most lastilious of amuSe.
memt seekers certainly can have his longing
satisfied at the Comique this week.
National Republican., 1880-03-22
Ynnng Pconle,s unInn.

SICK HEADACHE yields to Lodillo's Head
ache Specific in about 5 to 20 minutes.