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, 1880-12-20

"Two Boston girls RECENTLY moi,e a nm .o.
ns to which could ,lrrsa tl,n ,,,,,a, )" ""seTt
"'nner's ta1no WAS 3:ld:4s."-S. }. IHicu.
Senator S!tarOu's t!nlleT,fer 11l,r,
nRrrie Dec. u tu Sir TApmus ueskcth ,'o w
can girls nro rapidly nlaoug Tho 1r.tIsh rn,,,'. Is.
oit II sound tinnnc!al bnsIs, <''''''y
Tho s+or,,,r1 ~ ,,,..,-,, .
ycrsty Of PENNSYLVANIA sonna tn h., ,,n"' nv u'
this year. Blk Of tho students aye been nrrc.,s asI
Aor assau1s' and wnrra'its arc out for tnorc.
~, DoWn or WIN grasping lnonopo|icsl On East
Just boforo It reaches tunnel E" nnd s,. taS 'rsn
1amps. II this PRACTICE IL to bo conttn,ea ,,a .uo
might as well be no tunnels.
Tho Boston papors ara tc1,,no o,,o,.
gnntiotnan OF TINT city WIN snddon1,. ~, .s
tn a dry-goods stnrf,. Thn ' ,nn,tnn a.. 4en aeaa
thoroughly porhnns ho Wv" a,..,, w.
trc.ltetl by m 1.exnnr1cnccd crorI, '~' s1'i''s
Misc n,d,
,nor III. ,,,,,,.. ~. uoi!oMS 'tot1l t1lo Ger-
,n,.tt 80 49," u''.u, ~. 1"u circumstances, pathetlc
.t'., ,F ~ sA,o iMRe VI ner now novel. Tho
~, .an,,"..a @ ~ ~" "'tonllscsesl,a anu
t,,,.n "s.p0"' !. "io 44ot ofoAeh' only my heart
nv,
Iho fFinccss Ihyra's son, Alexnlrtlrn's
nephew, hns neon bnptizcd George William
.1 Gnf'st'an Albert hdwaru Alexander Frederick
"nia"tnaF Efhea> Auolf. Tho nHn10 has been
p.'t a"ny Until tho youngstcr arrives ut sult-
Ao.u "s".
1ile NhW forR t'08s prints n column or
t"o every aay headed "After. Dinner Tepics,'
IN Inars'lay's paper tho 1rat thug under thts
hcad 10 MI account OF tho cholcrn III 1xs,, tho
pcfhsaI OF when Is ecrtalnly calculated to aid
a18eauon.
ono Of Our Wisconsin poets remarks.
The scnihiaoo 81 U4t.scu 1aisc;ed ian Tj;an.a aa-
IL tne tnTn aho ioF1n or oHo whom ,eu wero gad
necaute hs Joined To I1ato's btaln thu trc,,rc, or
,, Apo'1o.
LUIS ~" psott5 ialf description Of tho Jmjatns,
p". "e a"se"s space Tor tao hn'ance.
a sad story comes from nonle. 4 young
1nnn nAmcd 3torettt, n tnilnr, was condemned In
short term Of smprisonmeut for some nlleged
, 1880-12-20
TRIBUNE 1:fs4ASCi1 OFFICES.

TIFF cr1cAuo TRIBUNE hns established branch
otcea tor Tho receipt OF subscriptions nna ndvorsisd-
menta IL folinNR: '-...p'. '.......... 49,.
NEW YCltK-tloom % Tribune building. F'.T. NC
FAppEx, Manager.
GLASGOW, ecotinnd-Alan's American Nows
Aenhc1, II Ntnno1d-sk
LONDON, En3.--Auscricin Exchange. ~ strand.
HENRY +. Gi1Lt1, agent.
NAHl1lNiION. II. C.-t:ft7 F. ttrrat
, 1880-12-20

nRc, Bny, n quarter Of II section nlart.. MIKE
t,Icsu lantls innlgnnbln In tho fanty fol
fifty years. II tle family dies out, let thcn
bo sold alll the money r'accl II, tho fund
hereafter to bo propnscd.
3. Give nn,pts lirnr-pcrlinps fiyo ycntt
would be enonEll-f0r the Indians to sclccl
their lan.'s, aud then sell NIL Tho rcn,ainttc.
to tho highest bidder, ltnitlnE tho sntes tt
. not more thnn hnlf section 10 each png.
chaser. 1nvpst every dollar derived from
these salcs III tho finds of tho Government,
tito interest ut which shala t,e expended
yearly unsEer the direction Of tho Secretary
Of tho interior or n Commission Of ityo of the
best men III tho Nation, tn bo nominated
by the President and confirmed by tho Sen
ate. Let tic fund lie guarded by stringent
laws md tho interest be tlscd for tho estab.
ltshment Of FREQ schools and whatever slinlI
contribute to the welfare Of the Indians anil
their descendants. Astllis fund would really
belong to the Indians, nj the end Of fifty
years let 1t be cQnitab'y divided among the
descendants Of tic families to whom tic
lands wcro decided In scvera!ty.
4 !. Perhaps for Ave ycnrs slurc, as tho III
habltants will bo n mixture OF nil races, It
would be better for sufficient number Of
Judges ai,a Justices to heappointod toa.lnli1l-
lster tho laws, with Sller[fEs md othor officers
10 keep order anl settle NIL disputes TINT may
arise among tho people. Tl'cn let the Gov.
ernor appoint Commission Of tlIrco OF fivo
reputable citizens In cncll district or town.
ship who shall hold MI election; and lut
every man, without any regarl to his
,"color OF previous condition." who can rcatl
and write, vote for members Of tho two
Houses OF tho Legislature, for county alltt
all other officers necessary to thu proper
government and welfare of tho community.
ifen, or as soon thereafter rs tho popaa-
t'oA OF the Territory comes up to tic number
required for a State, let 1t bo admitted into
tae ti'loi. on MI equality with NIL tho older
otates: We have now Senator and Repre-
sehtatives OF tho African race, and surely, II
m lnalan be folihtl by hts fellow-citEzcns fit
,or 1'lo Sss'ile positions, by all means let him
nave aha enjoy ulenl.
Ine principles above stated can be readily
npp!'ea 10 MI TUG lhtlian reservations In the
Nnno'l' some Of them afe SO large. and the
tfibes so smn'l, tint 1t would not he ntyisu.
, 1880-12-20

WELALERs returned from Alaska bring
marvellous tales OF silver.mountalns dis
covered there, collaborating qunrtz lying
about In profusion. anl coal-ticlds Of vast cx-
tent. II ha1f that Is satd Is true, Alaska nlny
yet prove to ho worth tho money paid for It,
But wllalcrs' stories, 1t should bo remen-
bered, nro proycrb1allya little fresh. Tho
moro credit to theus, too, as tlloy have no
other fresh things OIL bonrti.
, 1880-12-20
GLADSTONE AND IRELANn.

Tic Gladstone Government stnluls ngllast
III WOW Of tile difficulties Of tho Irisl, sltla-
t'on. The Land League IL clearly atl assault
upon vested rights. Why not strike It down,
then? When there Is riot III London
tliere Is no hesitation about clubbing or even
shooting 1t Into silence. But behind the
Land League there Is famine e,-seycral fam.
Ines, indeed. Repeatedly tho charitable pco-
plo Of tho world have come forward to save
Irish tenants from starvation, md tlle1l
havo added hundreds Of thousands, nny,
millions OF dollars, to pay the rack-rents OF
Irish landlosdsi Repeatedly have tho Irish
subjects Of Great Britain been reduced to
bcggnry BIZ tho mcrctless cxtortEons of other
subjects of tic Queen ind E,nprcss OF India.
The recollection Of this fact gives tim t;ad-
stone Government 4 cold chill. 1Gr. Glad
stones arnl Is paralyzcd by tho shameful cir
cuinstanco TINT the maintenance of tho law
Involves tho sure recurrence ut brlet Inter.
vals OF periods Of starvation md relief by
beRgary OF sonlo millions of tho subjects Of
tho proudest Empire lit tic world. TO q lust
H'aii, such Rs Mr.. Gladstone claims to be,
md has the reputation throughout tho world
Of belng, this Is q terrible alternative.
Tho boycott episode, which WIS intended
to exe'nplify tlle majesty OF tho Govern
ment and show strik!ngly Its protection of
the subject, has been converted Into n farce
by Boycotts application for pay for tho few
tur'ips consumed by British soldiers wIilo
standing guard over tho laborers. hIr. Glad
stono Is worry irritable OIL tl,[s subject, because
he sees lit Doycotl's domanti tho purpose of
tho Irish landlords to insist upnn their pound
, 1880-12-20

TnE last report Is that Gen. Gralt Is to
be matlo Director Of the Adams Express
Company, to succeed Alfred Gather, de-
ceased. When llo has mustered tho details
Of the business, says tho same ycrac1ouy cor
respondent, 10 is to be made President of
the Company, In A1r. Dinslnoro's place, Mt m
nnnunl salary Of So, ,000 II Gen. Grant lIas
llalf tic good offers that report says he has,
he Is tho lucklcst man In tho world.
, 1880-12-20
CINCINNATl's WHITE ELEPHANT,

n SbI1kt III ,ttn.xk $&r
hands. nrut wbat tn in win Ia vl,,ro al1r
pl,ant which IN eating l,tn,aof IN n oy,,o,,sns
of yarious dissertations. ia what imst ,,oy
trnl)las ,,nr nconir, II snnna n i,tt,o t,or,,
tint, having tlfs,,sc,, of am r,c,l,anf Nj
Tlcodora Tnmnas.-tl,ev shu,,G have M.
otl.cr o,, the,r hanls. Int eurh ia TIM cosu
and It Ia tia CIuc,nnnt, so,,thorn f.oftrool
tim con,n1rttnn of ,yEtrh thnv co,,,,ro tnd :,
fow n,o,,tls r, m ,vf,f, ,u,,c ,,rr.,,n,r sonst.
Inn of tho rnoynu nna no,v;n,, ~ tt'a ,,,"I
littlo rrrtIn, l,n,v so6n t,,o ,1or ~ tro,,,'ta
woultl con,o. Tho t,i,cinnnt, southnr,, lo;'.
roatI rms frmm Tint citv to Chnttononro
wlere # TINS o.hor Sn,'thcrn roo,,s fs Il ,s's
cstfp,ntcf fnat II wo,,l1 coat tn, ,,,i,,r.rs ~
dollars. rrfnro # ,vna hair ,l,isha1 ont,th.r
five millions hn1l IN In ,ntsefl. mn, than ttvo
millions more. arl t,,cn t,yo or ,1,roo n,tIlto,s
morc. min. flrs, md hst. ovcr t,vantv nil.
tons Ind brcn rxncnttn,l mnon t,o oion,,a,,t.
nml yct C,nrtn,nti Ia nj hn,,,,, - ,nos
n hnr1 cn,ntrv tn h,,ii,, onf.ass i,to~
spc.rn Nv rivore ,orroa ~, ,,,a,,,,t
nina which nnrstate,l IN s,ornn, ,n,unr',.
to ron,l.hnd 1t Ill sorto -, nrana,.;na ,.,'.
I'M NAV ,oio n,,nn,I ~, .".",'', ~,
tonoo,n ,rro, ,ssm"I > ,,or r1 "a''. ,,s".'s .
hcnr;nr ntti,on "na ,,pit M ~ .e"t .,,..a"e ouas'
,yh,cl, l,os u, io ,,,nt l .,,.nttn,, .,tsi. 49,
ralsrh TIM tnx rot. to n, wills m thn .,a,.as
Tlov Inn scd tho ro,I -, rr,,.."''a
but t1,e 'Trustrrs of t,,n o,,n,,ant 10 in aon'
ttnuo1 tronh,o for ,,n,.a n,,I ','a.,.a =. ~ .o
i'm animal ~ ,t, rthor ,,,rr,,n t,.asa .s '.'.s
hrcn nm inrdeo,ocv ~ r,,,1,r~ ..no,s o a", ',s'a
much vot ro,o;,s ~ IN ,,ana =. 's,'', M'a
ilrst-cass road.
, 1880-12-20

GOV. NElr.'s message to tho Lcgis1aturo =.
idaho e'fnrces oiu Of tho oartlost rcron,",' VI
t'o'ls tha'lo l'y President 1fnyes. uoy. N.,i 'aa
1"yEany ts spreading rnpllly in,o tho ras snys
tory from utn hnd nr9es illen.,1rt,s TO ,en.a.,
Boufce Ut tho evil. ' 'Asens
, 1880-12-20

.JAcKsoNyn,r.E. ILL.,. Dire. Is,-I'l...,:s, n,.
ent II .o 9'5 Tnap Spf s,e,: Tie o'sa ;. ys sc ssc
q t'uua fur tesoier asii Enyc,uI.Iee,sa E1 uIIe,a sn.e
"o,Ros ANEApEh CT 1'1tE TRI aha
~ " Garfield. +,+E.u7: Iianc.mk, |sSE: a.s, s:o
w. meaver, aa aa. ts Indiana in Ootobcr; i,rto,
.io'; 1'nsdera. ssH. H.4;:; Gregg, ll,ssi t,", tues,
Weayer, la,gSa. esA' "-aSa..s
, 1880-12-20

10 oths Editor o. 1as cateago Tribune,
ktpnEls, Alo.. DEC. 1B.-f'lcase telj mn ,.o
origin Ut tho torn "I3oycotlIllK,'' wi i'o LUG
r II. c. SroegTox.
.shon tho freezlux-out proccxs nuw k,,,,.,, ~
uoycottlug wns first applied. ~
, 1880-12-20

U,'s' sp'.a - ,'le e''pos " ,no uo'e1A'leH',
""o' - uy '1'u n"""A Wv '1a''' "ou'"
''''' "''''ss ~ ....n p.sao"".s. S44pio' t'en''
nrn naDp1PT T0,o oap,rpc
..rhcrc nrc ontv two con,litinna rcio,,yo N
Com f.nrfn1d,a c,htnat .h,t mi, ,o,. Il, NJ,
cnn,nd nc s.t,,cd Inn ta thnt iii t,,a ,no,,,-
hers nf t,,e present Cabinet wo,,ll ,llkc n "a.
,,,nin rho otl,or ts tho, ~ t, ,,-u.n,,t
f,al,lnet viii In rotol,cl, Th. Irst stotn.
mr,,t woa NJ truc nf ri, Thom,son h"foro
ho occor,,o,1 H. thu ,,ro,Tnr ~ ,,nsi.t,n a,,'l
COX mn, vcor frn,n tho In 1eseo,,s rono1
f,omn.nr aa # w,u nj t1,a ot1,ora afns+ ~ t,,o
,non,lors of prnSt,tant 1fova., cohtrnt 1,,o
i,;j mi enocto, ,yorE md t,roo ~ t,,a,,, ~
t,,ost.tta socrotor,, If Tho '.rro,s,,r,. ~.
soor,,torv ~ lin 1utorior ami ,ha rot,ri,,r
Soo,otory ~ TN Novv-,,avo ,,,tIo so ,n,,a,'
,rnrross In thar ,1ons that = uo,,,1 In .1r.,,
fvirr for Than n corrv euah ,,,ns ,n,o f,,I,
fr,,I.,on ~ tho san,o t,me thor. ID ~, ox.
ncc,ot,on ~ thu mr., ~ tfoso cnnt,cnon ~ ~
ro,,,,tnIno iu tho Coh,nat trhe,o t. roosn,,
~ % 1,aiinvo TINT m nv ovon Ar sherman hos ] ohnn.
t1ono1 onv ,,,rnoso In ~ l,iu fr,s,,Is .,,,,
have Ind n s"c,,ro for him lin nort fo1fo ~
+hc rrroosurv ~ Inn nc,y 4 At,mtn,s,rot,nn r.
soo,ns ~ Ia ho1,ovoI m oil s,dns lint In .,,lI
ho o,ao,od r. tho sau"to ,nt IN om,, aoso -
NM. In conN,tont,v oss,,,unJ thot Ian a.
i1o,d win rot ,.nort ROW t,,s rooo,t ,,raaa-
.to,,ts ,,,,t ,,,,,t oaao,+ thn ~,
t,,a ,.rosau. rah1nat oo,oor. ''' - "''
az ottor II ,rsorr.atIon .hn+ f.. mt, ~ ,,,,
In an,".I o,rnni ,1,,r1"a ,,,a r,xt f,,, ,""I.a
H. ~, ,n,,l In s,oa,,,a,f,.o IL, ,,a,, T.,
80. ..,. .,,toI. .,,,1i H.. t..,o J.. a.. .,.-,,t
, 1880-12-20
q; SOCIETY MEETINGS,

CHICAGO COsIMANDERY, NO. H. KNIGHTS
TltMiI.Ak-Annun! Concayo Mondny Gyentngt pNc.
~ isS, NJ i:D u'cucx EeEtDn ~ 0ficura aid tllo
payment e tes: yi,ltl1t " KHlstts coarteously
iIIRAAi u. JACUI.S, llec0rder.
, 1880-12-20

UIyH1HIo IHtksFH.
Clark strect between Lake aMl Randolph. Engage
mont Of Frank Il Fsnsne. ISL sucnm."
, 1880-12-20

New Acnhemy Of Music.
11nlstAt atrccI near Madison. weat Ellie. Engage
mont OF Il. r. btotson In "Neck md Muck"
, 1880-12-20

h1oTfcker's Theatre.
Madison atrout. betwoon State and Dearborn.
Engngomont Of lIefrmunn.
, 1880-12-20

Clark street, nrroslt now Cnurt-flonse. EnrnRo-
mont uf Mlnnlo Palmer. "Alinn!o Pniner's Boarding
SCHOOL,
, 1880-12-20

1Taverly's Thentre.
neNrhorr street, corner Of MOrsoe. EnRhkemeNt
of Rco's combination. "Cnlino."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-14

The entertainment will conclude with the
laughable bnrlesque, 1.-THE Skidmore yards, u
under command of James G. Cheslsy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-14
NO OTHER REMEDY

system and none is so pleasant to take -
SYRUP OF FIGS It is better than oil
salts. pills OF any liver remedy or purgativs
to cleanse the system, to purify the blood,
to give tone to the stomach, TO regulate tbs
liver or to act on the bowels, acting gently
yet thoroughly, without gripping. CHILDKAA
CRY IoR IT, because it is pleasant to take.
and grown people like it because they fnd
it just the thing they need to keep the.s
bowels open and livers in good order. For
sale by all druggists, JANIS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-14

No1Rs FROM EMP1Rl.-An ancient mariner
who came up from the thriving little port of
entry, Empire, yesterday, gave the APPEAL
man the following notes. The talk of the
town is the fight between Mr.. Martin, the
school master, and man named Domonic
Ogerra. The two men had = quarrel yester-
day and drew six shooters; they did not shoot
however, bat engaged in rough and tumble
fight Mr.. Martin hit Ogerra over the head
with the butt of his weapon INJECTING wound
which caused the blood to flow copioasly. 1t
is said that the affair grew out of jealousy for
a woman. No arrests.
Yesterday morning about o'clock, Mrs.
Tom williamson added a ten pound hey to
the population Of the town, vhersat there is
great rejoicing throughout the burg.
Last night the raffs for the 500 silver
brick took place. No. wen. The holder Of
the number can get the brick on application.
Several ships now lying at the docks will
sail for Australia soon. The brig Loleta, due
on the l4th, was sighted in the offlng last
night Bill Sharon, under heavy press Of
is on board.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-14
A WORD FOR THE AMATEURS.

To THB EDITOR OF TEE APPEL: The
entertainments of the ReforA Club, Of
| which | have been a pretty regular attsndan,
for the past few months, are one of our en- joy
able local features. These entertain ments are
given, l suppose, for two purposes to help
get the Club cut of debt. and to afford the
people cheap amusement That the exercises
are perfect in their way, l do not suppose even
the mem bers of the Club claim. l understand
the participants give their services - without
money and without price. 1t is not to be
expected that our local sleeutionsts are up to
Murdoch ar Siddsns standard, that our
singers are the equals of Kellogg, Carey or
Brignoli, or that those who take part in dram
attic scenes are qualified to fill the places of a
Thorne, a CoghlaR, or a Rose Wood in the
Union Square Thsater but it is, or at least it
ought to be expected, that those who gener
ously tender their services to the Club should
have immunity from coarse ridicale at the
hands of any portion of the local press. These
in the least object to we'll meant fun, bat they
decidedly object to vulgar abuse ssndwltched
in with slobbsrng praise. That our volun
teers do not escape such journalistic (2) coalss-
ness is An unpalatable fact. When oae sets
himself up as = critic, and prssumes to dis
eliminate between the good and bad features
of An entertainment, he ought to understand
the elementary principles of criticism, an> not,
like Dogbsrry, "write himself down an asa"
He oaght also to rise superior to the allure
msnts of cheap Advertisements, and elevate
himself, if the thing DO possible, above the
sroveling plane of petty spite. There is not
much encouragement ia assisting in these
Club entertainments when one expects to see
his or her name paradsd vulgarly in q local
paper. The people of Carson do not endorse
the line of conduct here referred to, but lib
orally patronize the Club performances, ap-
preciating the meritorious features and cheer
fully overlooking the shortcomings.
IMoeksR
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-14
Carson, February II

THE ONE PRICL Dry GOODS STORE.-Hall
the divorces suits started IL Carson arise
from the fact that husbands are driven near
~ cay by the extravaganes OF their wives.
By trading at NJ. COINS these troubles can
be happily avoided. He has now on hand a
new supply of ladies' cloaks, childrens' wool
en- goods and in fact everything that q woman
wants in the shape of clothing. His is the
original one price dry goods store and he
deies competition.
To LEr--A furnished front rcsn at Mrs.
". T. Wilson's. The room is sunny and
conmedioxs. j23Htf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-14

The Ophir development attracted the at
tention of the early Board yesterday. In the
first session the stock opened at IS, touched
20 and closed at 19f. The business aggre-
gated ], 1885 shares. Mexican, Union Con. and
Sierra Nevada were steady but inactive.
Belchsr began at liz and closed hrm at II !.
The ether Comstock stocks were fairly sus-
taiend but failed to attract special attention.
The Columbus stocks were active and hand
somely sustained Northern Belle sold at
AZ, and Mount Diablo At 20.
Between sessions the market was steady at
early session rates.
In the second session the market had a
weaker tone, nearly all descriptions ranging
lower.
Following are the latest street quotations;
Bullion, 40; Union, 35t; Gould 4 Curry,
s.; Mount Potosi, 40; Ophir, ISL; Ex-
Ghsquer, 5; Sierra Nevada, 224; Bslcher,
81; Jacket, Q; Mssnt DiablO, %; Mexican,
10.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-14
ALWAYS AHEAD !

Certain stores are greatly exercised over
our success in reducing our goods to the
lowest rates, and are trying to initiate US by
blowing what they are going to do some
future time. To those we stately publicly:
That we shall not alter our plan; that We vii
continue to be always ahead in reduction of
prices that we herewith decline to keep up
the present prices even and have this day
made still futher reduction.
OLCovICH Brothers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-14
FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARLx

Teeth are easily obtained by cleansing
your teeth daily with that justly pepnlAz
dentifrice, SOZODONT. Composed of rars
antiseptic herbs, it imparts whiteness 10
the teeth, a delicious aroma to the breath
and preserves intact from youth to old age,
the teeth. Acidity of the stomach will des-
troy the strongest teeth unless it's effects
are counteracted with SOZODONT, an6
this pure tooth wash protects the dentza
surfaces by removing every inpurity thas
ill
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-14
CARD FROM W. M. DAVEAH.



KDIroR APPEAL: You will obligs me by con-
tradicting the notice in the Daily Nevada
Tribune of last evening, stating that oar troupe
closed its engagement on Tuesday evening,
which the editor himself knows to be an IN
truth, as he came to my apartments himself
to enquire if wanted an announcement put
in his paper last evening. Thinking it was
not worth while l declined. He went away
muttering to himself all the way down stairs.
Although could not tell what he was saying
it was easy to understand what he meant
He knows very well that We had more than
one programme and that the public were not
Disguised as the receipts of the second night
show, and furthermore We we're requested to
give third performance which We did with a
great change of programme, and consider 1t
very childish for him to tell ssch an antruth
about ms because I would not give him q
chance to earn a fe v dollars.
The receipts of last night house give qnite
4 correct estimate of the lahscnce Of an anna
teur newspaper in this intelligent community.
W d DAvEEa.
Manager of the French Troupe.
Carson, February II, st.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-14

DANCING SCHOOL - Professor c :.
Schubert has opened dancing school here
and will teach the art of dancing the coming
Winter. He has secured Theater Hall and
has already obtained the patronage Of some
of the leading families of Carson. His terms
can be had on application. School meets
every Thursday night at = social con-
mences at g. d22lm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-14

A MAN WHO WAS ALWAYS Our OF LEOK.
There is a man in this city who won't to see
the Baldwin Combination every evening, and
yet hs says that he never got his money s
worth single tine-ualsss perhaps OR Wed
, nesday evening, whom some local hits were in
trodueed He went, he said, to the entertain
u INT hoping to see a trapsze performer fall
and break some bones. Yesterday he poured
out his wees to an ArrEAL reporter:
"Yeu see I've been for years past trying
hard to see some Casualties at a show. Tm
never on hand however. | used to 70 cut to
the Mechanics Pavilion ia San Francisco day
after day to see Madame Celeste wheel Jimmy
Kens-an across the tight reps. was sure
that some day they would take tumble and
/ WAS there every afternoon. One day vas
too busy and missed the show, and that same
day, blast my internal luck, if they didn't fall
and almost kill themselves; and not there.
Wasn't it awful rough on NE, after spending
twenty six dollars for tickets. l felt like
man does when he carries stock two or three
years, pays assessments all the while and sells
out Just before the rise"
SIS it possible, said the reporter, that
yen have never seen = lion bite & circus mans
head Off"
"Esver; there's no such treat in store for
me on this earth
81 saw enc once, in Chicago, bite mans
head off and swallow it whole.'s
Oh heavens! what treat. Did the blood
spirit all over the sawdust and the audience
cheer?
"Exastly."
Worth ten years of q milionaires life,
said the man with sigh. I've followed cir
cuses about for years and never had such
chance to enjoy myself. | once saw an ele-
plant hit a man alongside the head with his
trunk, that wasn't bad fer small country
town, but the man didn't die, and Of course
that made the affair quite commonplace. Next
day was unwell and didn't attend and would |
you believe it. Royal Bengal tiger broke
loose and ate up couple of children. OF
course it scored another miss for me, and | |
had to accept the cruel DEGREES of providence. |
The time Busely fell frsn his balloon at Wood |
wards Garden [ was out of town and out of |
luck as usual. | went once and looked at the |
rock he struck and saw soms o. the blood, but
that was ALL | was almost sure that some of |
hose Dsvenes would get killed but there was
40 such fortune in store for ne. I'd give more
20 see tight rope dancer come mbling down
INTO an Audience than l wo3Ia to see Barry
Sullivan in Hamlet, or Johnny Mack in Rich,
lrd III. You may think that my taste is
title sdd but that's the way feel about it
md l can't help it. I'm going to the show
next Tuesday night, however, because feel
,retty sure that some Of the SkidRors Guards
Ill swell up and barst."
Csnsoling himself with this reflection no
trolisd down toward the maehine shops H.
he dim hope Of being able to witness a heller
xplosion.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-14

John A. Jones, the man who forged 4 pos
tai recei pt, on q preliminary examination be
fore o. S. Commissioner Edwards, Yesterday
morning, was held in the sum of s., 500 to
appear ON Wednesday next before the same
court, when all the witnesses will be present.
An elegantly carved heavy eased Egin
chronomster, she finest watches made, beau
tiful present for a lady, worth $3.50, warran-
ted for eight years, will be sold for SO, At
Uncle Harris POI Kearney Street, between
Bash and Suffer.
The Pioneer Society, of Virginia City, pro-
pose to exclude all members who do not pay
up their dues This means tbs same thing
as winding up their Affairs
The stocks Of tho Columbus district appear
to be the special favortes just now with buy
sEs who desire to make quick turns.
What has become of the Au Fait Club