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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03

DE YOUNG MEETS A STRANGER - Charley
De Young while coming back from the Eas,
recently, was in section in the sleeping cal
with ID. B. Nye, the we'll known whiskey
drummer. IL was just this side of Palisade.
Presently Nye leaned over and asked De
Young if he would like to indulge in game
ofseuchre just for sociability's sake De
Young, who is always suspicious of strangers,
replied that he didn't care to play. The train
rolled on and as time got heavy on his hands
De Young thought game might serve to while
away the monetony of the trip and relaxing
his proverbial austerity said to Nye:
81 don't mind if do have game"
"Why did you refuse to play when first
asked youi"
"Wsll, you are stranger to me, and
didn't know at first but that you might be a
monte sharp" =
Excuse me- answered Nye, chow the
devil aR to know now that you aren't one2'
Both the travellers fell back in their seats and
never exchanged another word during the rest
of the trip.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03
BRIEF MENTION.

The second suit of the Savings Bank vs. M
| Tarnahan is still on trial.
There is an uncalled for message at the tel
egraph office for William harrington.
Judge King has decided in the Duff divorc.
case that neither party is entitled to lega
separation,
| pocket book containing small sum OF
! money and bunch of keys was found yester-
day. The owner can have it by calling at
this Office.
Numbers of Carson people went up to Vir-
GINA City last night to the Entire Nous recep-
ton. The snubbing Carson received there last
year seems to have been forgotten.
Few people realize how much a carrier suf
fers who serves a morning paper ia such
weather as this. Yet there are men mean
enough TO tell him to ''call again" when he
attempts to collect at the end of the week.
Thomas Martin, E. Dudley and c. Voorhees,
three tramps of pronounced proclivites for
doing nothing, we're tried before Justice Cary
yesterday on the charge of vagrancy and found
guilty. They were sentenced To twenty days
each.
Yesterday afternoon it was reported that
Denis kearney was dead. This intelligence
in great measure compensated fer the terri
Bile weather which visited Carson. Last even
ing the news came that the report was unfeund
ed and the dependency Was universal
AS the executive commute had neglected to
furnish programmes at the Reciprocal Ball on
Thursday night the dances went by numbers |
A young man who walked up to a girl and |
said How are you fixed for the thrtet n |
fourteen, fifteen :" was thrashed on the spot |
by the young lady's brother and put out
by the floor committee. He attempted to ex-
plain, but was not allowed to do So
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03

A DRY GOoDs DRAMA woman who
goes into M. COINS emporium drifts off in
to dream of rare and beautiful feminine
finery. She sees the best product of foreign
looms piled up on the counters, laces, drap-
cries, illusions and elegant toilette materials,
such as only the rarest skill can produce
and which women of taste admire. The
secret of the success of this house lies in
the fact that NJ. Cohn knows how to select
the best and is never imposed upon by the
eastern houses who work off their inferior
goods on inexperienced persons.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03

ATTENTION The greatest wonderyet dis
covered in medicine is Mrs. DR.. Howes
celebrated rheumatism neuralgia and tooth
ache cures. Would you rather suffer the
pain of having tooth drawn than buy a
bottle of Mrs. DR.. Howe's toothach medi-
cine? Mothers should not be without it for
their infants. A few drops in little sweet
ened water to swab teething baby's mouth
will instantly relieve the little sufferer.
The medicine does not cauterize, and is very
pleasant. Sold by all druggists. mh7
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03

GOos SHooTINe.-Harry Dougan, a young
nam pretty well known in Carson, Rene and
Virginia City. has been shot in Silver Cliff,
Colorado, by Frank Black. The wound will
probably prove fatal. Dougan has been in
several shooting scrapes in Nevada, and was
anxious to establish a record as "bad man. "
He would not have been missed had he been
shot some years ago. ~.
ARRIvALs.-The following persons arrived
On the southern stage yesterday morning ::
Matt Shae, Miss H. Cass, R. r. Brooks, J.
Rowan, ]. Cowan, Nrs Morrison. rsf =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03

PROFESSOR LANGERs Music CLAss-Prof.
LANCER, the we'll known leader of Piper's
Orchestra, has started music class in Car
son. He has already received number of
scholars from the best families in the city,
and his thorough methods of instruction
give the best of satisfaction He gives vocal
and instrumental instructions and teaches
on the piano and violin. He'will give less
ons on Wednesday of each week. Orders
can be left at the APPEAL Office. film
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03

WASTE PAPER-Circulars have been re-
ceived in Carson from Sherman, together with
blanks, etc. aa The circulars contain we'll
executed likeness of the great financial re-
former No one takes the slightest stock in
Sherman in this section. ........
RA-Don't fail to see Do,a tonight at
the Opera House. The cast is sufficient to
draw good house, and such a worthy object
of charity deserves substantial patronage
Admission 90 cents, and all for the soldiers
and sailors widows.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03
4 BLACK DAY-For an April day yester

4 BLACK DAY.-For an April day yester
day was a dead failure. About half past d.
O'Clock in the morning rain storm set ia fol
lowed by snow. All day the heavens were
hung in black sufficient to have quite appeas
ed the appetite of Lady Ann for funereal sur
roundings 1t Was murky and foggy, with
hal, snow and rain each striving for foothold
in Carson. The wind blew from all the thirty
six points of the compass, and at times d.
'vc.y down from above Sometimes 1t was
So .rk that it seemed as if nightfall was at
hand A good many people were ready to
bet money that behind the sombre clouds
total eclipse of the sun was going Oh. Days
like Yesterday, however, have their uses, and
We get cur recompense in a quickened growth
of green grass, an earlier bursting of the flow
ers and bigger crops.
The clustering March with all its blasts and blews
Has ceased to reign;
But Apr! with its fogs and halls and SHOWS
Is here again.
Hsw long twill last this cursed mud and slush,
No tell
The baby cries the mother wells, ''Oh, hush :"
And spanks 1t we'll.
The fog hangs low the quite Disguised sun
Has ceased its beaning
And every 0adS 4 solid ton
Of pure disappearing.
Be not disguised with the weather clerk
The clouds iftn;
But patient stay within the house ard work
The thiriin fourth iTtin'.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03
STOCKS.

The market was quite weak yesterday and
the north enders sagged back a few points,
probably on account of the breaking of the
Union pump The Bodie and Columbus
stocks were livelier.
An assessment of 70 cents was yesterday
levied on Belcher and 40 cents on Jupiter.
1t is reported that General Williams has
disposed of his interest in the Savage mine to
the Bonanza crowd, and that as soon as con-
nection is made between the incline and the
Chollar Norcross-Savage shaft, all work will
be done through that shaft and the debris run
out through the Sutro tunnel
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03

DEPARTURES The following passengers de.
parted per southern stage yesterday morning
Joseph Williams and wife, F. Madden, u.
McAlister, A. j. Roahdy, +. Mccain, NJ.
H. Morris A. P. johnson, F. Silva, J. Silva,
one Chinaman
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03
ALWAYS AHEAD !

The Olcoyich Brothers are now Offering
their stock at such rates that it will pay all
thrifty persons to buy goods at their store.
Just opening:
Two hundred pieces new choice prints.
An invoice of E. @. Burts celebrated kid
boots.
Novelties in buttons, hairpins, fancy
goods, ruchings. etc., etc.
Irish poplins worth $3.50 at IS cents per
yard.
Irish poplins worth ST at 80 cents per
yard.
OLCovIOH BrOTHERs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03
Telegraph Cigar Store,
J. +. FARRELL, Proprietor

WHGkEEp h1s t1r WIN TO TaE TIL
out by not having Bodies COnlsOcks uring
the last deal you may find relief BY sinking the Stock
shop getting the ear of the man behind the Teleg
Cigar counter and trying of his imported
fine Favored chewing tobacco etc Or if not 10 the
anu not ready for the imported luxury, tie
Telegraph Cigar Stoe you
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03
a DAISY OF a BIT CIGAR.

Always hand smokes materials, including
schaums, brierwood aud other varieties of pipes okg
tobacco, pipe stems cigarettes, cigarette paper and he
short everything to be founc in steiass estabs hmsn
OF the kind,
Telegraph Cigar Store orrns nuiding Carson street
Carson. len
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
THE LICENSE BoARD.


The room at the District building occupied by
the liquor license board presents very busy np.
pearancc during Office hours, three clerks being
engaged in arranging the papers and pcriecting
the records. Tho board holds daily sessions ana
has vast amount of work TO do before all the up.
plications which have been sent in and which nre
expected to come IN will be disposed Of The dc.
lay caused by the close investigation now
made Into every application and the extra
duties imposed on the board by the new
regulations render II not improbable that
good portion of the license year, which begins
with the lst prONimO, will have been consumed be-
fore all the applications have been finally CON
s!dcrcd, Under old rulings, lfa liquordculcr has
made application for renewal Of his license IN
due time and the application has not been rejected
he can continue business until some dcg.siveCc.iun
shall have been taken by the board, rs IL is held
that such dealer Inns fuy complied Win tie
law aud is not at fault for any tarducss ON the part
OF the authorities. Yesterday thirty new Oppiitn
lions were added 10 those already received. The
board considered number OF applications
aud granted none. The applications from the fol-
lowing were marked suspended" the applicants
either not having obtained The necessary number
OF slgners, or having failed to comply with We Jaw
and regulations IN some other respect William
schcrgCr. William II. Fug,lt William T. SChOru-
borni Ernest D0hlcr William Dicl2. Matthew Nup-
pert, Michael Nolan aud August Uieschc. Appli-
cants OH tho suspended list viii have uppor-
tunity TO-, correct the defects in !heiT
but two applications, Gul unlcss affairs
take another turn 1t appears probable that The
NUMBER OF LCchSGu lQuOf dealers III lne CltN VIII
be greatly reduced. The uuu-iccnsc movement is
freely discussed ut the District building. II was
related there yesterday that citizen who owned
seventeen houses IN different parts of the city, and
VINO hitherto had declined to slgn liquor licenses
was now giving his signature whichever II was
asked for, as he was opposed TO the 'proscrpuye
war wnged against the dealers by the ministers.
Commissioner Morgan. IN conversation with
REPUBLICAN reporter, remarked that the aulhOri
ties could take no onicial notice of the statements
made by speakers at meetings. "They need back
Done, lie said referring TO the leaders IN the anti
license movement; the moral courage to prosecute
cases and furnish the authorities something to act
upon We can only comply with the law aud
grant licenses, unless some one comes forward IN
eNch case, makes complaint against the dealer
ana files evidence. When l was superintendent
OF police of all the people who protested
against the liquor business. only onc-a pale-iaced
WOman-hnd the moral courage to step forward
and prosecute dealer for selling liquor TO her
drunken husband"
A number OF the pastors called upon Comnis-
sioncr Morgan yesterday and talked the matter
over, the commissioner expressing views similar ~
those which he gave TO the reporter
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
Secretary sherman In brooklyn.

New YORK, oct. 25.-Hon. John Sherman, secre
tary Of the treasury addressed large republican
meeting at the Brooklyn academy Of music to-
night The building was crowded to repletion,
and thousands wero unable TO get in. Mr.. Sher-
man did not present any new arguments, but en-
deavored to convince his hearers that II was to
their interest to stand by the republican party. In
fact, he thought this was so apparent TO everybody
that he considered II waste of time TO speak upon
the letter relating to the Chinese labor question
mean, low, dirty forgery, which was conceived in
the mind OF some madmun. The fact that the
great democratic party was driven TO such q
was on the wall. The special verdict in the two
states which had cast their votes would be the
verdict of the country. He believed the demo-
cratic party wos honest in their views. In fact he
he conceded to the democratic party, but there
was q dividing line between the two parties. 1t
was simply an honest difference of opinion us TO
the character OF the government The democratic
party believed in state rights, while the republican
party believed in the union, one andinSOparable;
that the laws Of the country were for the protec
titled 10 equal protection; The democratic party
tends 10 the opposite belief They look upon the
union as coniederGcy of states bound together by
a compact; that the states made the union, and
to the resolutions of Kentucky and Virginia
upon the subject the threat Of President Audrow
Jackson TO hang Calhoun, and said that after that
the democratic party had the epizootic. The dem.
gone down south II would have been better for the
northern people. Then followed the war, ut the
cost of 100000 brave men and S6,0l0000O00. He
did not know but that 1t would have been better to
have hanged Jelf Davis on that sour apple tree
after all. But General Grant was lcnent and
told the southorners to take their horses and go
home and raise hogs and hominy After speaking
upon the question Of finance and the policy Of tho
republican party he closed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
Indignant GEORGIA. MoonsbIuors.

Adyiccs received yesterday from Collector Of H.
ternal Revenue e. Q. Wade Of the eastern district
OF Georgia State that successful raid had Just
been made by his deputies into Elbeu county,
where notorious moonshiner, Wash PGrham, was
surprised In the active manufacture Of illicit
whisky. Tho officers arrested Parham and de.
stroycd forty gallons OF whisky and several thou
sand gallons OF mash. II is also reported that the
moonshlne element IN Georgia is greatly eXRg-
peratcd at the rigor with which they are being pur.
sued by revenue officials, and are disposed to lay
the responsibility upon the democrat. in Cougrt s5
whom they charge with suVeHerviCcGblc zeal In SO
amending the laws as 70 place unlimited power at
the discretion Of even tie subordinate officials of
the internal revenue service, Many OF these Illicit
distillels are men Of considerable Influence in the
communities In which they reside ana II Is feared
by the local democratic leaders lhGt In their wrath
against democratic legislators they will ally them
selves with the republicans and seriously CJnpli.
cate matters in several congressional districts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
A nIscInlc of DnrIns Grcen.

An amusing scene, which reminded the speat0
tors oGthe tale Of Darius Green and hi, nyiug-ma.
chine, was witnessed yesterday ON N,uh street,
in front Of the patent Office. A young EUglIshmau,
named Richards, student The science OF urlal
navigation and the inventor Of a Nyingmachine,
brought his apparatus out ON the Yves, porch Of the
palcuto toIica for an airing ana a little "Hy." Tho
apparatus consisted ut Two canvas wings, each
about three or four feet long and tail"
which, contrary To custom uul tradition.
was in front OF the apparatus In. toad oi
nt the stcru-rud the necessary gearing lu supply
the motion. The inventor supgUu,cudrd Inc
experiment him,elG and In order that the bird"
might NOT escape from him, hat rope u,,ucael 10
H. 80 .hat lie could draw IL down 10 earth again.
All being ready the machinery was set iu motion
and the machine thrown ugt iu.O space OH from
the porch A crowd of Interesting spectator, were
UuN,0usly waiting 10 see The mWCh,uc rise. A few
flaps Of the canvas wings, aud the apparatus carry.
iug with IL tHc inventors hopes, tu,ub ci hcud.0ng
TO the pavement where II las n wrecked cundi-
tiUu for some moments. The Inventor then sadly
collected lho debris and Disappeared.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
INTERNATIONAL ooPYRIGHE



PHILADELPHIA, Oct 25-At a meeting OF the
Book Trade association, held here to-day for the
purpose of considering the proposed international
copyright treaty, the committee appointed ct the
last meeting reported, recommending tho adoption
Reso'red That VIC orc wholly opposed to the
settlement OF the international copyright question
By the medium of treaty. and that If we were not
so opposed we thond regard the suggestions for
treaty as highly Objectionable aud such us should
not be embodied IN treaty.
Further your committee bcgs 10 lay before your
consideration avery valuable paper, international
copyright" which has been placed IN our hands
by member Of the trade. The paper embraces
law providing for pyrlght protection to Ameri-
can citizens IN the ownership Of foreign books, etc,
lhe provisions Of which bill they beg TO approve
md recommend to the association Us adoption.
The law referred 10 provides that IL shall be law
iul ior any citizen Of the United States to hold the
copyright OF any book, map. chart, ETC., whether
written or produced by a citizen Of any other
country or not, provided II Is published and ex.
posed for sale within two months from the date Of
publication In the country Of It's Origin, except IN
le case OF translation, frJm foreign languages, in
which case an Interval Of four months shall be
permitted, and of dramatic compositions In which
ease an interval Of six months between the first
representation in the United States shall be al.
lowed.
Amer lengthy discussion of the subject a com.
milce OF three, with power to udd to their num-
bers were appointed to bring the proposed bill be.
iogc inc pubdshels OF the country and to present
TO COngruss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
opon Notification Threatened.


CINcINNATG Oct. ga dispatch to the CONNER
cial from Auburn, Ind, states that an old grudyc
between Thomas Mccarthy and Frank Lewis ter.
minated yesterday by Mccarthy cutting Lewis
throat with razor innlctlng mortal wound
Mccarthy was arrested
GALVESTON, oct, ga special dispatch to the
Ncics from Delton Says: Mat A. Mcknight to-day
shot at James Derrick the ball passing through the
latters neck and striking John W. Kemp under
the right eye, killing him instantly. Derrick was
MORALLY wounded. Mcknight escaped but Is bur
sued by officers. The aflrOy was the result OF a
difficulty which occurred yesterday.
MADISON, IND, oct. 25.-Johu Sucker. who in
August last shot John Law, the soducer Of his wife
was acquitted by the jury Tonight after trial on a
charge Of murder IN The first degree
CISClNNATI Oct GA special to the Gazette
nom Gnllipolis says LOWS Erwin died to-day from
the effects of wounds received u few DAYS ago al
the hands Of his father and mother. The Gltler Is
quite IN Old man, with q violent tcmpcr The
quarrel arose about u pane of glass Tie father
shot Lewis, aud II is snid Mrs. Erwin struck him
with club after he was down. Both are IN iail
PEoVIpESCE, r, l., Oct g5-ln the United states
commissioners court to-day Ruderlck Graham n
seaman on the schooner Bertha f. Walker, was
0djudged guilty of mutiny ON the voyage from
Georgetown, d, c., and held In $500 bni
NEW YORK, Oct 25-JOhn OstCrmCyor n fnrm
luborer convicted Of murder In tho second degree
for killing his Wife, COthalne at East New York
IN June last, was to-day sentenced By Judge Dyke.
man In Kings county oyer and termincr to State
Prison for life.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
Protestant Epl,oopol Conveutlnn.

New YORK, Oct. 25.-In the protestant episcopal
convention this afternoon Rov. Dr. schenck Of
Long island, from the joint committee appointed
to take measures for increasing the fund for the
relief Of the families Of sick or disabled clergy
men, presented report asking that the committee
be increased and have permission to sit during the
recess and suggesting that each Clergyman reserve
from the otiertory in his church not loss than one
per cent. nor more than ten per ccIt for this pur-
pore. message was received from the house of
bishops providing that conviction of any minister
before civil court for any oGensc shall not pre-
clude the church from taking action in regard to
such OilCnSc IL was referred.
At the afternoon session the episcopal board of
missions rcconvened and continued deliberations
until o'clock. The report of Judge Prince of
Long island, chairman Of tho Special committee,
was adopted in favor of establishing church
building fund Ofsl 100000 dollars within the next
three years. The evening session Of three hours
was occupied IN discussing the following resolu.
ton THAT the house OF bishops concurrlng, q
Joint committee ofscyen bishops seven prcsbyters
and seven lnymcn be appointed to consider and
report 10 the next general convention whether, in
view of the fact that this church is soon to enter
upon the second century Of its existence In this
country the changed conditions of national life
do not demand certain alterations In the book of
common prayer in the direction OF liturglCal en-
rchment and hoXibility OF USE 1t was adopted
by the following vote: Clericul-nyes, 80; noes 0;
one diocese divided. Luy-uyes, l0 noes, 49, four
diocescs divided.
The convention then adjourned until to morrow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
VEST VIRGINII.
The Large Rcpu

The Large Republican Gain In October.
letter was yesterday received from Chairman
Atkinson Of the republican state Central committee
in West Virginia by citizen ofthot state now tenn.
porarlly residing in Washington, in which the
condition ofpoitics In the now Virginia is quite
fully discussed. Mr.. Atkinson has made careful
survey of tho results Of the election, and he finds
they make q considerably more favorable show
Ing for the republicans than was supposed For
instance, as was stated at length IN tho special dis
patch from Wheeling, printed in THE REPUBLICAN
the second day after the election, the republican
managers conceded a democratic majority of
BCCO. Tho returns are now nearly all in, and
they show democratic majority Of only 5000.
Four years ago the democratic candidate for gov-
ernor, Major Mathews received Il majority of
something over 900. Jacksons majority accord
ing TO Mr., Atkinsons survey will not exceed 5000,
In the last four years from the strength of the
dominant party. This is q most remarkable and
encouraging exhibit. Too much credit cannot be
accorded to the gentlemen who have conducted
the contest OF the republicans against bOurbonism
In West Virginia. 1t was almost hopeless from tho
start, but the fight was made with as much energy
and enthusiasm MS IL victory lay within their
reach The chairman of the committee says an
organization after the most modern ana thorough
plan has been effected in every county in the state
and that upward OF Il million documents and
newspapers have been circulated among tho peo-
plO from the committee headquarters I'm Wheeling
state being thrown for Garfield, although the tariff
issue renders the situation uncertain that there
may be considered Mt least a lighting chance for
the republican nominee.