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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-26

TIE ARCHERY CONTEST -Messrs Sweeney
and Allen arc determined to get up an arch
cry boom, and their new target range at
Treadway's park will soon be most attrac-
tive resort for ladies and gentlemen. He has
erectedtwolarse sight-foot targets of the latest
most hates to shoot at them. At the picnic
to-day the Merry Bowman Club from Vir-
.inia viii be OH hand to shoot for the prizes.
In addition to the regular prizt propris-
rows valued At $12 as q second prize at the
40 yard range. Last year the shooting was
done at a range of about 40 feet and one old
woman was the only one in the crowd who
was able to send an arrow to the target which
was as big as barn door, The rest went
over the fence and half were broken by the
archers in trying to ct them to the string.
Nevada has made big stride in archery since
then, and to day round will be shot by some
of the Comstock bewmen at hundred yard
target. Major Otey and DR.. Perkins Of Vir-
ginia can throw flight arrow $50 yards with
20 pound bow "a bow requiring 20 pound
pull to tho string.) This ls better than the
Indians can do and sev tai sang ladies Of Vir-
ginia Tho lock too fragil for anything, have ac-
quired such proficiency that they can pull 80
pound bow and throw an arrow 200 yards.
The Merry Bowmen will be down in full force
to day, and the APPEAL predicts that after our
citizens see what can can be done with the
bow, that there will be an archery fever in
Carson of the most virulent type. Messrs.
Sweeney and Allen viii furnish bows arrows
and targets free to ladies' and gentlemen who
wish to practise, but after tho archers get in
terested all will want a set Of archery traps Of
their ewn. We advise everybody to attend
the contest to-day to get an inkiing of how
the thing il done. E5r
BENToN's STAaK-On and after May 28th !
Benton's stage for Lake Tahoe will leave daily |
At $50 A. n. until further nstice.
J. H. BRNToN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-26

THE MULLER SuIcIDE.-The Chronicle Of
last night has the following: This morning
at o'clock, another discouraged man tosk the
short cut of his troubles by putting bullet
through his brain. His name was David
Miller. He was a native of ireland, 40 years
Of age, and the father vi family that is new
destitute by his rash act. Miller had been
employed by the Pacific Mill Company until
about ak weeks ago, when he was discharged
for his incorporate habits. Some three or
four months ago he left his wife, with whom
he had been living unhappiy, and took up his
quarters at tho American Exchange, but
when he lost his situation his wife induced
him to return and live with his family in their
house en- F street, near the Savage trestle-
work. This morning Miller went out and
spent the last piece Of coin for loaf of bread
which was all the breakfast for himself, wife
and four children. Shortly after returning
to the house he retired to sleeping apart
ment, threw himself upon tho bed, put a
pistol to his head and sent ball through his
brain.
CHANGE OF T1MK.-Ths date Of the racss
has been postponed from the 9Th to ths 4th
Of July(Sunday) Al the horses generally
make faster time on Sunday, the attractions
are thereby materially increased. ...,..
WANrED.-By = competent young man. &C.
tive and willing to work; soms kind Of en-
ploymsnt. Apply At APPEAL cfies. #
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-26

The CHAKTz ArFIBAvITs FoUND.-Ie ester
day morning j. l.. Biethea the blacksmith,
called at the APPEAL etiice with the lost aft
davits III the Charz case. They were iu.-
.nealately taken 10 Mrs. Carlton, the sister Of
Chartz. and the lady was almost beside her
self with joy. These papers had been Oh
tanned by Mrs Carlton after an infinite amour,
Of trouble and as the makers of the afdavits
had since been scattered to various parts OF
the United States, she has been since their
loss in no enviable state of mind On last
"Wednesday she went out to the State Prissn
to show them to her brother and On returning
lost them from the pocket Of her linen buster.
They were found lying by the roadside by
Mr.. Blethen. These papers will be presented
to the Board of Pardons at their next meeting
on the second Monday in July, if the Cover
nor returns by that time
A BAD LAVA law has been passed in
Russia making it penal otfense for anyone
connected with the public schools to write for
the press. We hope such law will never be
passed here. Half Of the fuel we uss now is
contributed by the schoelMarms in the snaps
at essays on the advantages Of Good Edu-
cation" and tender lines on such topics as
"On the Porch at Midnight and The Last
Farawell "
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-26
DECAY OF THE TEETH

Arise from various causes, but principally
| it may be attributed to early neglect or the
| indiscrimate use Of tooh powders and pastes :,
which give momentary wilderness to the
teeth while they corrode the enamel. The
timely use of that delicate aronatid tooth
wash, Fragrant SOZODONT, will speedily
arrest the progress of decay, harden the
gums, and impart delightful fragrance to
the breath. 1t removes those ravages which
people sustain in their teeth from the nse
of sweet and acid articles
COINS New GooDs When Cehn tack
les the Spring and Summer trade, he means
business.
He has just tackled it.
When ladies want a genuine thing in their
line, they go to COIN.
He has the best that money can buy. He
has Just cleared his shelves of his Winter
goods and replaced them with a new stock
suiting the requirements of the season.
The best looms of Europe have furnished
the fabrics which he now offers cheap for
cash.
The ladies will find his stock of dress
goods, hosiery and underware unparalleled.
AT PRIVATE SALE A fns grand squar
plane, y octave, will be sold cheap for cash,
originally cost $3.50. Apply at this cffics.*
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-26
BRIEF MENTION.

job G. Eox, has lawn tennis set, on ex
| hibiton in his show window.
Pir.atore will be produced at Pipers Opera
| House, Virginia City on Sunday evening.
The Appeal acknowledges the receip. Of
tickets to w. X. Weare's temperance lecture.
1t is estimated that at least 5000 bottles Of
soda water will be consumed at the school
picnic to-day.
The Socials and Antilles will combine to-
day at Treadway's to play the ball Founders
from Virginia City.
THE world owes you living but you must
collect your eva bills-T,1bune
Yes, and pay them too.
Jim Orndorf was in town yesterday. H.
has just come from Bodie and speaks glow
ingly of the prospects of the camp
Mrs. Carleton desires through the ArPRAL
to thank Mr. j. L. Biethen for finding and
restoring the papers in the case OF her brother
AT Chartz
Silver is steadily going up and closed yes
tsrday at l l6!. Few of us here in Carson
however have enough on hand to realize much
By the rise
A number of French Dukes and Barens,
are On tbs Cornstock viewing the wonders of
tn silver mines They have already been lib
orally sailed with nearly every stock the
ledge.
The Reform Club will hereafter be confined
to one ROOM the other section of the build
ing, formerly used as the Ladies' Library,
being fixed up as the office of the Land Reg
lister and Receiver.
They have no dogs in Genoa to make
trouble at night, and to compensate fer their
absence, the citizens have formed brass
band of eight pieces. Now we all feel glad
that the 4th will be celebrated in Virgins
City
Rev Jenvey had 24OO deposited in the
his summer to visit the Yosemite with his
amiy That sum would have kept him
Iait- comfortable for day or SO at one of the
ALLEY hotels.
john Qnincy Adams Moore has started
hsoting gallery in the old theatre, and some
xciting matches are witnessed there every
ay. 1t Is Creedm COR on small SCALE and
ute as satisfactory as banging at a two han
red yard target.
IT is estimated that six men expend enough
,uscle playing pool game at the Ormsby
louise, to SAW TWO cords of wood for poor
idow and pile it on the back stoop; and
Nv enough to stump nine counties for the
residential nominee
An Associate Press dispatch from San
francisco last night, contains the startling an.
that it has been years since
ocks were so quiet. This sorrowful state %
fairs has been a matter of comment III Car
IN for some months past.
Now that the summer season has set in al
ost every family in Carson has hung up
ammock in the front yard. You can only lie
= hammock one way and fall out Of it ten. ,
nan who would start night school to
ach people how to lie in them would make -,
eneV.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

j. White, Reno G. p. Roper, 8. F.
r D. Cameron, Genoa, II. g. Blasdsl. Cam
ThSs. Bryne. Aurora, bridge,
N. Tobey, Bodis, A.W. Pray, Glenbrook
A. Y. Ross, l. E. James, Va.
j. Wasson, q. A. James, a"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-26

report by Mr.. Chedic made in May of that
year, and the figures for 1880 are from the
official report made by Mr.. Doane in May, 1850.
All the Teachers reports for the School year
up to this date, and including ten school months,
were presented Following is abstract of reports
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-26

Messrs Greenlaw, Byrne and Howe, COM
posing the County Board of Examination, were
present and authorized the statement that all
teachers who obtained Second Grade certif-
Gates from that Board one year ago can have
them renewed without examination. Also,
that the examination of applicants for teachers
certificates will take place on Friday and Satur-
day, July 9th and 10th. NJ. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-26

Teachers salaries for | ! months were allowed
at rates specified in the foregoing table. For
one months service Janitor Wilmott was al
lowed $50. Rent of room for kindergarten, one
month, SIS. Wagner & Co.. labor and material
SIG %. Mr.. Bowker, carpentering, $40.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-26
BARRED.

In Carson June "a 1850, by the Rev Geo r. Davis
Andrew Arid Mics Sina stenderuI both Of Empire.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-26

Miss LAMPREYs ENTERTAINMENT - The
following is the programme for Miss Lam
prey's Evolutionary entertainment, which
comes off Tonight
3 Singing Quartet Club
g. Face Against the Pane ........ Miss Ada Tob
T. "Scng the Boboink" Miss Minnie Black burn
s. Mad MAJ Mrs Byrne
III character.
o. 'oiis 49, o 'Ao">
z Recitation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Master AHenbA.
S. "Tne Lutte Red Hin Miss Gvs Quinbey
g. Mother and Poet Miss Capp
TO- ong ana Dance Nss Rebecca Gains
H. hci4aine' Child Al 1856 Eli Edwards
IS Halfway Don's' Master Phil. Mghels
II. Out in the Soobng RAIN Miss Minnie Fuller
In character
81 fiano SOLO MISS uaneh
IL The Angels OF Buena Vista Miss Lathrop
II. "HeZekIah Bedol Miss Babc0ck
49, Song ................Mr Bender and c. P Mason
% The Curew shall hing To night Miss Mary Bath
IL Tine "a tier Observation-Disclosures. Miss Patttn
Box sheet open Thursday. Admission SO
cents 10 extra charge for reserved seats,
Children hail price.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-26

Telegraph Cigar Store,
("HIsAE LISTENING TO TIE TELE-
w GRAPHIC tick, and specializing 10 how much
you by not having Bodies Comstocks during
the last DEAL you may find relief BY sinking the Stock
Shop getting the Of the behind the Telegraph
Cigar Store counter and trying of his imported cigrs
fine favored chewing tobacco etc Or if the last
and ready for the imported luxury, at the
Telegraph Cigar Stole you get
A DAISY OF BIT CIGAR.
Always hand smokers materials including meer
schams brerxood aud other varieties Of pipes, smoking
tobacco pipe STEMS cigarettes cigarette paper aud in
short thing be founc in f stcass establishment,
of the kind,
Telegraph Cigar Store Ormsby Building, Carson street
Carson ie2O
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-26
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

A PULL STATISTICAL REPORT or THEIR CON
DITION-ikATIFYING INCREASE DURING
THE PAST YEAR.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-26

Appetite, refreshing Sleep the acq,i>i,.ru II ssaA
and color, blessings attendant upon hIaxue
which this priceless vigorant IDLY isiste
and carries TO successful conclusion. Digestion
stored and afforded each X anit
by ne Bitters, which is inoFensvt 10 4
feminine palate Vegeta BILE in eoup,sun u" usf,
safe For sale by all Druggists and Deaers.
National Republican., 1880-09-07
THE ToWPArH CLUE.
A Novel PoII,IcaI oryanI,,,,,n.

Tho Towpath club held full aud enthusl
asttc meeting last night at their hall In the
LeDroit building, Major A. c. Richards in the
chair, Mr.. A. L. Barber secretary. Ths com.
mittee ON bylaws and permanent organiza.
tton reported in full, assigning the reasons for
the creation OF the organization. II requires
each member to pledge himself to organize,
as far as ho is able, a similar club IN different
cities states, etc. refers the question of socresy,
grip and password, ETC., to tho club provides
that each club SO organized shall be limited
TO 100 members; providing for occasional pa.
rades with a caual.boat to he called THE Even.
ing star" that being tho namo Of the boat on
which General Garfield entered tho contest of
life, said boat to he drawn by a rope 100 feet
long; that on parade each member shall carry
somc article Characteristic oc csnil.boat life:
that the members shall be called Towpathers
or Towpath Boys, and tho officers tn be cap.
tain, mates, first aud second stccrynan. toll.
taker, otc There is also provision made for
an executive committee. 1t also provides for
meeting of all tie Towpath clubs so organ.
ized, If General Gar field be elected, TO attend
his Inauguration.
The report was adopted and ordered TO be
printed TO the number of 500
some discussion arose "a 10 whether this
organization was an original one, aud
il was stated that a "Towpath club"
had been started US campaign organization
III Jersey Nltyt having genuine canal bOat,
commanded BY the captain of the boat under
whom General Garfield first saw service.
Colonel f. c. Ford and Major O,to Reincckc
Of the Washington Journal, Mcssrs L. G.. Dean,
W. II. Wykoh, Z. VI. Draucy. Martin V. Casey,
Il. W. Rhecs,J. w. Kemp, james McLaue. George
True'deil, Major Hopkins Major Doolittle and
B. +. HHndley were elect ed members, or, By the
phraseology Of the club sbippgd aboard the
good canal boat Evening Star" paid their
tolls to the ioll.iaker aud took their station
behind the steersman, ready 10 shoot lock &,
weathcr-hau the cabOo c, ware low bridge take
n reef in the stsrbolrd mule or any 9th CT
pcrllsincdeut to canal navigation. at tile com.
mand OF the captain. The crew then went
INTO election Of permanent officers with the
following result Captain, A. l.. Barbour: first
mate, A. c. Richards; second mate, NJ. S. Hop.
kins; stccrsman, viii A. Short; tOll.taker,
Lester A. Bartlett; lookout, Major james A.
MacNab.
On motion tho constitution was amended
SO as to authorize the election OF captain
clerk and Major Clarence NJ. Barton was
called to that office. Mr.. VI. NJ Parker was
also elected member.
Captain Barbour, OH mount lug the quarter
deck, made bric; but stirring speech, ia which
he expressed his earnest conviction that the
movement would result in much success. He
wound up by proposing three cheers for Gar.
h,ld, which were given with will. A vote
Of thanks was then passed to Major A. C..
richards for the able manner iu which he
had acted rs temporary chairman. The meet.
lng Was thcn adjourned subject TO the call OF
the captain.
National Republican., 1880-09-07
Collision with AN Iceberg.

MONTREAL, Sept. 6.-rhe steamer Har.
worth, with 5000 steel rails from Barrow, in
Zurncss, John Anderson, master, was in col
ision with huge iceberg in the straits of
Belle Isle, on Sunday night, the 29th ult.,
smashing hole in her bow some twenty feet
in width, breaking her stem TO atoms and
giving her an involuntary decls-luad OF leo,
which topplcd over upon her from the iceberg
and threatened to sink her by sheer weight.
She careened 80 much that her stern was
lifted high up out of the water and threatened
to pitch her bow foremost into the depths.
All was confusion in a moment, as the col.
lison WAS unlocked for owing to the night
being clear aud starlight. The watch
had been mistaken rs TO tho ice.
berg. They believed IL to be part
Of the ovcrhanglug clouds, and when tho
crash came two of them were thrown into the
water. Boats were lowered, manned and In
readiness to leave the vessel An examina.
tion showed that she would foat and the crow
set TO work to repair damages John Randall,
who had gone overheard, was never seen
again. His companion in misfortune after
floating with the hclp OF s water barrel for
half an hour was rescued. 1t took two days
to repair the damages and to enable tile vessel
to proceed. She arrived hore late last night,
whore she will at once discharge and repair
damages. She was Clyde built, and was
classed IL at Lloyds.
National Republican., 1880-09-07
4 RIYER PATROL.
~ N&zy steam Launch to do Quarantine
Duty on the Pototnac

butf on tue fOtOnNC.
Major Twinlng and Health Officer Town.
shend yesterday had an interview with Acting
Secretary OF the Navy Jefers and that officer
readily agreed to give the District authorities
all assistance in his powor to aid them in
securing the District against yellow fever
lie issued an order to the commandaut Of
the navy yard placing one OF the steam
launches there at the disposal Of the
health officer. The launch, which will
be manned by crew Of three men from the
yards Will 70 on duty at 10 o'clock this
morning aud keep w constant patrol
until tho danger is past. One of the medical
inspectors of the District will be detailed to
accompany the launch. The expense of sup
plying the crew with provisions will be borne
ny the District In case Of any vessel arriving
IN District waters with yellow fever patients
ON board, they will be taken of, and eth er
sent back to some quarantine station or
isolated In tcuts somewhere down the river.
Tho health officer was notified by the national
board OF health last evening that the hoard
would, il II was needed assist him with funds
Ihe District ssiOnersarc disposed, in case
OF danger, to devote all the money necessary
to protect tho city, lenviusit for congress to
justify their action.
The headquarters or station Of the inspect.
ing party that will start out this morning will
be established at tho magazine below Gics
boro point Medical Inspector Meade aud
Mr.. j. c. MaGinn, chief clerk Of the health
Office, viii accompany the launch to-day.
Active preparations have been made in
Alexandria for the protection Of that city,
aud, Of course, all precautions taken there
form All additional barrier for the protection
OF Washington Mayor Smith Of that city
yesterday convened the board of health IN
special session. 1t was resolved by the board
to establish partial quarantine in the Poto.
mac, So far rs vessels from the ports named are
concerned. The health officer was also author
ized 10 employ a stoam.tug for tho purpose of
warning of suspicious vessels from this port.
Health Officer Townshend received word yes.
terday afternoon that tho schooner Emma j.
Lewis, whose expected arrival from Havana
has caused the activity among the health
authorities had not yet passed the capes. As
the schooner Is now day overdue, 1t Is sup
posed that she was lost or disabled in the recent
storm on the southern coast in which tho
steamer Vera Cruz was wrecked.
National Republican., 1880-09-07
The Fifteenth District Democrats.

The fifteenth district Hancock and Euglish
club held their regular weekly meeting at
their hall, corner Of Fourth aud IL streets
northwest, last evening, the vice.president,
Mr.. r, NJ. A. Fenwick, ia the chair. with Mr,
Charles j, TatsRpaugh as secretary. The club
elected twelve new members. communica.
tion was received from the Young Mems Ma.
tional Hancock and English club appointing a
committee of seven on transportation, and in.
viting the club 10 appoiut similar committee
to CO operate with their club. The commuui-
cation was received, aud the chair appointed
the following as tho committee: James Wor.
den, j G. Davis, J. w, Constine, @. j. Tatsa-
pangh, w. ". Kirby, Richard Kelly and n.
DcbOy,
National Republican., 1880-09-07
JULIUS LANsnuRou zoe. Hemp, 8l5 7,h
Hotel ArriNnls.

Willard's-D. b. Hunt of Springfield, E. II.
McKinsty and wife Of Mississippi, B. II. Bar
tol Of Philadelphia, aud A. C. Herts Of Lon.
don, Eng.
Riggs-HOnry Morton of Hoboken, n. Y,
john W. Cox Of PHILADELPHIA John i. Ancona
OF Pennsylvania, Il. i. Robertson Of New Or.
leans, and w. b. Kerr of New York.
st. james j. r. Casssbury Of Philadelphia.
George Burton of Chicago, Il. A. Clarke L. s.
", William White aud wife, +. O. Stevens
| and Miss White oil Chicago, Thomas Reynolds
of Wilmington, j. G.. Crsighead city, j. ii.
Wood aud daughter of Ohio, A. 81 Burton of
Philadelphia, aud J. L. Gordon aud Miss
| Gordon of Virginia.
National -iiou. Stephen W. Downcy of
Wyoming W. w. Screws and wife of Mont.
gomery, Ala, Miss l.. b. Walton Of Augusta.
Ga, Colonel B. b, holland aud sons of virginia,
| w. IL, HovCy Of Norwich, Conn, l. BerwuEer
and wife of Charlotte n. c., l.. Ellter Of New
| Haven, Conn, Il. p. Brown aud q. II. Sommel
Of Philadelphia, Arthur &. BarnIm of Brandy,
| Va, Thomas Rigby and lady of Vicksburg
| Miss, and W. .. DeGigre Of Frederick, Nd.
! gton-John Hunter of England Miss
| Hunter, W. II. Harmed aud daughters Of Phil.
adelphia and u. w. Kennedy and wife OF
| Omaha.
| EbLtt-General james Lougitreet Of Gaines.
! vile, Ga, Judge j. S, Whitaker j. L. Tu rncr
aud Miss Maggie Turner of Dayton, Ohio, Dr.
$. b. Conechu Of Mississippi Dr. Pedro aud
J. SalicOup OF New York.
Imperial--R. r. Hawkins aud wife, Mis-:
Alice Herring and Miss Sal lie Herring Of Mis-.
| sissippi, II. j. ClaphGul, Miss stella Congdor
and Miss NJ. Darcy Of New York, Mrs. c. C
Howard, Mr.. g. c, Howard, Carl White and
Frank DOud.
National Republican., 1880-09-07
Point InnlEnnI.

Next Saturday Franklin Legion will give
grand excursion to Point Lookout, making no
intermediate landing thus nsuring several
hours at the Point and an early return. The
fast steamer Arrowsmith has been chartered,
and tho committee guarantee that all who
participate will receive every attention. This
will be the last Of the season, and it is in.
tended 10 make it the best. Arrangements
have been made to supply all who desire them
with bathing suits. There will be good music
and singing on board, and bathing, Grabbing
aud fishing at the Point. Meals will be
served on the boat al fifty cents. The legion
Is famous for giving grand excursions, and no
doubt this one will DO up to the standard. See
advertisement for particulars.
National Republican., 1880-09-07
JULIE LANsnuRonIa a5c. Iugraln, Bis 7th.
Republican Rally at HyattsvlIIe, Md.

A go0dly number Of stalwart republicans
assembled at tho rooms Of the Garfield aud
Arthur club al Hya,tsyille last evening to wei.
come the visit OF the glee club of the New
York Republican association. The hall being
insufficient 20 accommodate the numbers
present tue meeting, upon invitation Of Mr..
j. +. Patterson, assembled on tho lawn 'front.'
ing his residence, where the glco club dis.
coursed sweet music, aud stirring speeches
were made by W. II. Chase OF Now York aud
Major +. IL. Clarke OF Iowa Quite number
present signed tue roll, pledgiug their support
to the loyal 9kket.