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, 1880-05-03
A NARROW ESCAPE.

Samuel Chnn,hcrs, tho asslstant cngtnocr Mt
tho Hhurrtan lFonsc, hud II vory HARROW csc4po
fro,n ulost terrible tlouth yestsnlay Nfternoon.
After doing solnu wt,rk Which t,d called hin, to
tho tlf.h floor Ut tho hntcl ho desired to W dawn
ugan by tho freight elevator. Ho had tho key
to the elevator door III blu pocket, anll When h0
opened It and found that tho elevator wis not
resting ut tho nth floor landing ho peored Into
tho we'll boncath him to lind out whoro It WIS,
a sight Of the concrete pavement at tho base OF
tho well, lying sono nlnety odd feet beneath
him, showcd him that tho elevator wus aboyo
him. and ho started 10 quickly draw back, when,
before tho thought boca.no nction, ho
folt the bottom Of tho elesatos. softly
vator wAB moving slowly yot, thuso
was no timo in which e tr.w tho bead troo
feit TIM pondorous car very slowly, yet very
surely, pushing hIu, down into tho abyss whiuh
yawled beneath him.. With the mad strength
q despair he eusehed the .ids.s'li Of tho ols.
tsaure With M srip 81 Iron. Il he eleyator S ae.
soended he shifted big hands along tho sill and
from the apparently inevitable doom. but with
, 1880-05-03
SIInu1kHAN.
f.SOLEtvt1Ots.

Tho 0cncvn 1.nke Association recently met at
tho residence Of the fitv. +. q. Thenrlc. md tho
rtInmittcS appointed t0 hIy lnlnl fur The Assft-
citation wcrv nnthnrizr1 to purchase tcri Acrcs OH
the south elc nf the luke ncur Hayes 1'nrk.
a meeting 0f tho Englcwo,u ltose Company
will he held Mt tho ht'ae.hutisc this evening.
Tho Fort Wnyno ltniiron.t Company will ut
0t,re bruin 1rLck nnd st6te r1,n,,ti.h0'is9 just
nnrt'l uf flfty.!ifth Ftrnt..
lrt.f. z !. l''rker. p Oakland. paIA y!sit 70
Mnf M selecting t9ac''crs for the tnll term Of tho
Ut tho residence, pr Mr. II. j. 1)ennsor. was well
ntt"ll''c and nl,,el, cl,jnyed " those present
TIE 'niycrsIts. sslr;y ,cll n;, n Inst c r"o @
" @SSSxs 4 II iSsSs', VIII 'seleaa Illustrations
M 1sset' sst'e 'sS kn Rs,i y tho oar of Trustees is
Tint It viii luke *33EA' TO run tho town tho IN
suing yc,!r, t4o,Mn l.atng devoted to tho building
"a rr,intnli nr tho officers md tenchcrs OF the
Methodist Episcopal S,lttiay.Scht'ol tonk p!ace
e yer9 t99 nl.ssan' sfs Mr % N O. C. lh''p'' 1t was
houses of dsorKe Il. lln!i. cnpt. White. and 4.
MttcheIls h,nssc, but wore objected. a!t fol-
I1w.d y! trying to escape ~ rollce'IMn Cl.t'ey @
ubl g to s yrrn,,I si'Is ten n. ''o ''S'' '''' "'''
'fi, Fhs Literary sHccy Win hold their regular
| mcctinE this evening ut tho residence OF Mrs.
liz FltED tbI1 N%iltlu HkFEEl.
| rht i:I,Hlewnd RllIc Cliif hnd their first neet-
Ing fnr rrnct!vn ut thtIr rlt,pc. corncr OF stNto
Mlth sIxtr-seventf streets SATURDAY nffcrnn.,1,.
opportunity II, put Themselves In prietlcc. Mr..
| Albert 'Wntrrbtlry presented the Ctul, with 4
| twulvr-rnnt bntlnE American nE, which will
l,o raised Whenever tho Club Is rractlctnx..
| Cnpt. Fr,nls i. llrnwMci will lecture tnforo
thu EnHIrwoM! Unton vctcran Cl,1l, rhnrstlny
ter, md pntrlotic service Df Col. Elmer H. Ells-
worth. the ilrst Unan Rtlcr killed on ltebcl
soil. Tne ChcnEt, Gee Club will be present a1ltl
EittR sn,1lu of tho Md War sUnBs.
: Thg trcc-pln,ltinE exercises Of the Juno aud
| December .Clnsses Ut tho Cth,k County SnrUnl
School will oCctlr OH tho 18th OF the present
| Intl1lth.
, 1880-05-03
CANADA.
brazilian Stennlers-Tho High Com-
missioner to Grent lJrltnln-Applca
und the t&NntIOnnl Pollcy.n

Brazilian Stennlers-Tho High Conn
missioner to Groat nritnln-Applos
a"u aa,', .mo 'as.e Nt."ua y r.. cs,.ss 1,,.
sNeM uepate" 70 a"e cn'ea0o i71o"aA.
MONTREAL, Afny Snow that tho line OF stoRm-
NJ m csf"hiahc,, Tnct. n number nf hfantrroi
n"a ,,,on,,ssot,,rars nr tn,.,r
ures to extend thclr tr,de to that Empire. Two
gens!eiileia ieavc @ aoc nst2.i, Wnn numeroaa G2M-
tr sr ntipy raH s'toS coa iD wres r9
" expect the Hr.zlltan ate!tnora WY stMrt IN
tno enrao % or three months, hro9n6y II !oss
sS',eh,nE = .he m wcst tniss, Tesasiaes,ea' bahi
Tho GnySr'1tnent : M has stipulated xith that zen.
montreal III summer, anu 10 ana from Hhlita1 ~
wlhtor. r..,&,,, n.,,a,., T., r.. c.,.,,, ,c-,.,n
OTTAWA ,iaysMIn " tue ' n' iioaso Of coni.nous,
nm ,ae ~ nppolHttihK dph Gomnissonee .t o.
GAInn TO Grea rtn1n tt, coming UP, ~ !ntereat;,
exp!ained tio PROVISIONS Of the by; and, alin!-
MlH ~ tno shinsy q! 4. y. 1m!L f!iiSa GoHtnis-
sss sss IS o Vt M Of tso s s
sppolntneSt would would eiioct Az }ssso Ilnai,eiS{ ssys
uvr Mnckenz!o % %e1n.emncd tho Adm!ntstf.i.
ton Tor their violation u tho pr!ncinlos
M c ,pmate1 Gps1ca tgf g1'er"non nna asinr 9g
ilfterMnra e ratiiy u. Mavtng hutaorolisly A.
lslurd 70 the H3vernmonth @ anxiety As to tho
ut entertainments, us manifested In tho niltcRl
corresi'ondcnco, no MiviAttl tho uovurumont to
cnHtion It's High commissioner u.s. to tho
Kind u lnnglaKo he should use on public ncca-
stnils. Jug cGMtenicd nntl rtutcn!cd Str Alex.
atlaer uMts Iin&o sreeeh maao l! at Montreal
tho Iluac0nsaohl Guyornnlont. which Govern-
nlent, oil nrrlvlnR III London, no found III u
tHlnortty Of lbl. Oth9r passages In tho corro-
tindor consideration for tho eAAbllehnlent OF a
ssnall stAnnK, hrnly III EMnndA for 1m-
rerlul nnu CnlouiHl purposes. This potH,shl WIN
denounced In unmens,lrctl tcrms. !to Old not
bclieyo III whnt Hlr Alexander Gait in bis Mon.
truu speech was plo!sctl To say Of tho pcoplo Of
certainly, L not hostile, ut leAst I'M untrtcndly
nAttOn." Itu did mt hcloyU thAt any rGsparBl-
bio Minister Or representative Of Canala hatl
, 1880-05-03
MORTuARY,

Special Dlapatth to The Chicago Tribune.
ADRIAN, Mich, AIay s.-Tho remains of tho
lion. f. Il. Cturk were hurled In Opkwood Ccn,o-
tory this afternoon. Tho liev. Mr. Irlce rcAl
tho Episcopal service ut tho hol,su. Hoy. Cros-
wo1l. Anson isuekua, \. T.. Wood, W. IT, WILDLY,
", 8. Wilcox. George i. Cr,tnc, W. W. Luck, and
y. II, Stohhns acted rs rall.hoarers. Deceased
Gs II @ % Nncs t1SF trn e tnS ss
field, M0rpnoI. fltsUil, .lasper, md Westnti, by
invitation, nsH[Hted THUR Grcthren 0t Adraun
I.utlyo In lNyinE duo respect to tho memory at
tho lepartea. Attendance ut tho h0lise waa very
largo. and tho fu.cra! cortcgo exceptionally i'm
nN,sfnK.
, 1880-05-03
COLORADO EXCURSION,

Tho Chlcngu, burlington l. Quincy 1lallroad
Company will commence Slny !, lKs0, 1ntl con-
tInuo during tho sousou tho sails of ilrst-clnss
excursion tickets from Cntcnyo at,I lucal points
to Ilonvcr, Col0r1do Springs, and Pueblo by six
{l) different r0utcs. These tickets viii lto good
going West within Aflccn (lb) dnys frun. dAte nf
sulp, and 10 return Until Oct. following. Pull
man paluco-cars uru run by this Company from
ChicaKo tn Council lslulls, TppckIl, uni Kansas
City, rorutng line With but ono change of ears
t0 uuurer unl Pueblo. I,uinX-unrs nro ut
taeict to all through, tralns, In which meals cal
bc obtained at tho reasonable pric0 OF rs ccnts.
, 1880-05-03
10 COLORADO AND RETURN.

Rnund.trlp Tickets to Denver, Colorado
Rprings, mud 1'l,eb!o ll1ay b0 found on saie ut
Chicago al,l nll othor coupon points OH limo If
tho ChirIgo, Itnck iSland s lnpilu FROM May
tn Oct. III, lB80. Passengers cun procure thoir
tickets vtu kansAs City, Council llIuHs, Leayct.-
worth, or Atcll!snn yln this lsup, ulgtl have choice
of routcs beyond, or they Gun ~ vla ono route
and hack nnotlor.
Thure Ia but ono change OF cura between Chi.
cugn nnd ncnyer and Pueblo. aud nll changes
arU made In union dcrots. l'AlacT alning.cnrs
ar0 attached TO through Uxprvss trains. In which
meals Mro scryod ut u eents ci,ch.
Fur further particulars call at our city Office,
3 Clark Atreet, or ut depot Otllcu, heasi Of I.a
Huitu Btrc1t. Il. lit. JnltN,
General Tickct and Passenger Agent,
, 1880-05-03
MILITIA NOTES.
General Information About Our Citizen
Eaatalf fnra.

General Information About Our Citizen
$nsI1cry.
Tho Seventh Regiment Of New York took pos
sessinn nf Its InlNtial ncw Arlaory last week.
William II. Allrn tns hern elected Second
Lieutenant Of Company \, Third Regiment.
1'rivntc john pAttcc hns been transferred from
Il Company. sixth lnfniitry, to F Company, First
Regiment.
Can n,lybody tell what hns hcct,up of tho
"Rtrrlw" n,un Of tho Second Brfgnur3 1Io is
wrn.eti Mt Springfield. %,
Cnpt. ind Acknowledgment Henry EJrt,wn. Of
the First lnfnnry, hus rendered his resignation,
which lins becu forwarded.
1'rvatcs 1Mvid J.. wuttl. Ntrhnlas 1'a,iiy anl
Waiter Il. Wright hnye hrGu p,rnu,tcl 10 Cor
purlls III d Company, Sixth battalion.
The First Regiment cs,lrts Will i4ten to lcct-
,,ro l,y Clpt. Frank Drownrll, "t!e Ellsworth
nyengcr," ut tho Ar'nory SATURDAY night.
SGG csGt T. ,ss W,nter 'Sn snG 9,oFy e rA,t st
.1nHGs a. OSBORNE "for tho Yoo.l of the scrv-
Gordon II. Quinn. formerly II Lieutenant In
siucResi flrst Llsuteiia"t % of L Company, sa,ne @
command
Thu Ilo,.rtt OF Officers Of tho Second Regiment
VIII holt meeting " tug shcr1nnn House to-
night. Il meeting WIS held Inst M0ndMy AvGT-
Ink, hut nn business wnA TRANSACTED
The officers and members nr tho sixth Infnntry
nrN nlso tnlkft1E M tho matter 0f tNkfrH Il sum-
nsr soino nc tine % during t'lv summer n and
neCtion.
Capt. r. @. 1Ioyne, a. q. n. Of tho First nrg-
n,'e. pai.l y ytStto t'!'r:agtcld ,ast week up.'n
IsrIE,r!c. lie reports his trip II success.
The Seconi nrtxula ltn T., magnificent en-.
canlp,ncnt, though, II tho oillcurs dll exceed
THUR appropriation BY $l6oo. and II the Qunr-
terl.lstGr nlll EDintnfssAry hAvu not nude any
reports.
Tho election Of officers In Company p, First
Cllyuary, which w,ls ordered tnr last Thurslny
x ws wv Nth }S ,n ue neft e liz 1TSy Taor cye a
Van HttrGtl street..
| Tho t,o!onrl's rooms of the. First Regiment nre
hrlng sted np III Y ,i".t ntltl npprprintn mutt
tuImtt.eni ste time AE0 unnblEng tho ullrers to
! ~ OIL with thu work,
Capt. .W. Il. Worihnysnu, Of Conpnny a,
lwrlfth lahttnlaa, l'fs rccn1I1.tlitfrt! tho dis
Appr'.vrI nll,l forw,lrlcd BY regImcntnl aud
brl1'l'lp Headquarters.
TIL, pupils Of TIM ChicaTn Ca'!ct sctanl, cnrn-
rrixe ,'r ii tic Arsl,,ry Of rSo Hixth Itr9iieslt
cor,lrr n( Wnhast, lvc,lD a1stl Yum lltlrp street,
next Tuesday evening.
| Tho dttYcruat military orH.nlzutions OF the
| fr1.n tho appropriation this yta1r, tiilrty ID
lrr co''t I1nru ttin i,st ycar, which will nuke
| th0M 1iiife cHftift1ltuGlc.
lf thu $':ttun r,tte utloptctl by tho lirIHn,lo
| Still .'tplH with reference to ubauntet'N irutn
meetings he enforced. tho Treasurer wllk But,sl
hnvn iut'tny et,,Isl' ahcu tu furnish ttlo lund.
| quarters III MI expansive hummer.
Cnpt. II. 4. Whclcn, Of G CatMpnny, Sixth III.
fa,ltry, has requested tho disctnrgn o. i'rvntcs
!"rHn J. Ia,nm"r !: !.nis ~, ,,c MSKs:r, 4 and
G't Farwar'e r. % !" prnxsF III III @ q tao S'F'
'rheru will hu ntt,ther meeting Of tho stun
l!o.,tn t.-nixl.t IhorS VIII 4, I heho1' r. A.
| ut1tlet lly ur,Iur III lirlx, -{;pll, TDrrr,lrc
, 1880-05-03

hrjuni1r rntN1nNmRn1HA 1UfycfcF. nHa not nfEn
NJ wi ,ciinittr satti,.i' nmi IL wsNi pcrfnrs DO
ns wcii fOr cvnnandtE oIllccrs 10 irnr this IN
tniHI Iefnrc arranging Too extensively for prl-
vnfn nicnirs
W. ~, l'ees' - ;. ,.,..,,.,
,Ihcrg nppcnrs 10 be Rrcat Hsnl o. nigGnnx
reeruttcd e tt,e Sixth infantry;. nno M wrck T. Y
ni,i0a1sess lut WI! 'Ft TIC tho Is. .,,, 'ss1s.
,,n,fnr nf 'f thn rcg;,nrnt ill., viii I'LL l 1rs,. wtf
aGoteh e.,1npany. !iGt"ro orc ,nakGs ~ m
knoy so,nything .1o''nIt rs to WIN! Tint distinct,
" oao IS MI, q ~ tns lie e,'.f H. 7G'n sims
;S cnt an s' k shs ssko ,ss wi e"ini p""ps
wnitld ~ hettrr ~ nisnnt tlo Ml'niU ni e!ilor
n!lH W tyo Solc: 9ttarhf y - tlio T'R,intct't,
m,,rrs,,c II e,,,cMmnc ~ thn oru,,izmt}os inf
s'ss 81 HE ss,sf 'e siy!s = .s.s
sSsr an msatcr than IT two or 'hrro costumes
1tts questioned ns to whcthor tho conlmnndtnH
oiesr r the Sss"n csnopFth F h,s see r. ,S
s,,rcritr uijtecr, and It is .,.,ltc pr0Iao thnt U
will ,v c,,r iif+, tu turn hA E,tits aver to tho
ihoin. Ani s,lrf cascs " ills brng Jill tho fnet
tho more f,,rcfhly TINT tho QIN.rterinnstcr Of the
flrst i'rleitle Should mot ho Longer without
e ~ H,nto e b ,s"snr III. ns ~ c, r,rent.
saly ,,Ssei p$a iho dSs1SSr "A s;''; M l,e Aala'Snt:
NSnefnl; ana II r. fluhte iikc!y ln!!t hnniGIihnE
Mil nc sonn IN t!ess s.,fcSt,om sery sn'fM t' ~
nW sero H. sy ,,;,tSsr,;,,i n;,,r,r;n. r; u.
tlo, my hcen tuilfi'i 1sistll'G,eisx ID GEt tl1G r.
a!relltul,ts' sd y e.. ~ nref .oM 10 nFaw Nv lsn
t!,e rcscrye f!'ud tue amount necessary 10 make
up Inc hefle't. ~.
a uer.r,!u "wcnkly" sheet, which calls Itself
"ni,fjmlty IA military niuttcrst" suites TINT
ceivcti o,IiclWl nerutssi0u to tnkc his enu1n,l
to lrt,u,tlowoS on f,,iy il, to rci,,llIu Il week."
md flint sthIs important 1utut wing breu act-
tirtl. nrruart,os viii nj once w forward in n,t-
ticlT,itio;, Of tho event." tic. Tho "imporsnnt
az fcw iriili,,T tlotnsls, ,,oticrni' ntuo,,u With
rc tim fHtts tbat NJ, jiIuInI nermIssiUil iB l,ce
wivrIt tnr hns my formal nDnflcutton bcctt
fnntir s vet liz tho smnNutiaIIf rt,r p,iirln m.
n"r n,1isl,cs tho tnTDr,,lHtDn tn tts rsurrs thnt
First i!rgadu, !s ton.l,ate,l tls i9ir of ',.prn-
s9rt u aa ~ H. GSra'a, ~ y s"rimu,s II niso
s,inI,rs thnt n ID tnuhrd 10 rtru its renders n
, 1880-05-03

C0f1tliR II "nllOfl tAeU tnB N1kG LOT Il HArylHH-
ground. Thor, Rnd long hftor, Covent darden
wAs IN THE CnnNTRr.
nMa no oxact dnte II tho markets establishment.
rnnrcn.cnts wero very primitive. Tho initlilo
wnlk Of s!o mnrket, ns wo nro told IN Spt and
SM sSe sS"ps % hoE 'ts t%o tr"t ri % tiswcrs, as veg:
etNhlca wero rxccl,cnt: Crockcry. wnre WITS snd
IT ecvernl Ut thcn,. There wwero two n,c.ltcnl-
lid nd s"alis s' ,lie,, smpluyc "a mike broh
ior eotismpt!vo ptt!snt' were yoaied hsi
IL ntull, whtru he aid lnrks. cAHHrtca, nw1s. pnr-
rnts nd lovc.nirl: ane present tnarkat- n.iIlti; s
n4S III ny m en1 ~ fsns; ;n ee e1syts x
hclnngc,l tn tho Bedford fumi'y since 1his when
the Cr,,wn Envo T. to John itHsscl!, Eari q ll-
a; ss se II se 9 %rs Ct s art,ns II he % Fe:
!icxt Chnrng Gross, with Hcvcl, ucres callyd
ss x As,s 5 t dR,y taS ,ysssy esy S" sx q po. a sx s r
inEs an!l esght pelccl Nov % Cayent unrtGn r 5, =
timt w,zo irSn, between ,ao hrieks of tho !ied-
~ %es GS 'S 4nk "s &f and "y
ae fsSfs"nf sSt sboa % ta1 Eo n" |" jill " III ss
| fsw ycnrs at.cr % tic co''siSl"tta Of tho present
bAtillng. opufi-nr Recommendations were pro
!narkct, yoi Gun sec tic. rlanta In picturesque
1rh Mes ~ mplMvtt,hsS Nv ", M1 M.H1mf i,v t I,,,t ;hro
ncrcs. In comparison with tho requirements,
I'm @ ,in,,,ntn ~ ""'e"' ""1"o'' "'o ''oAoo''
VII strongly tcnptca,. whom sommenssth OHM 1,a!
anti tcynto ,nyself stlrr,y lt, TIC literary ,nd
.ssssiss ss 'SsS &C. ca. 'nSmGrSs d
It 'ys. +, t',s words p nf "Tho Connnissesir
rSgn q En'lanttry t , W f, a,n erIt
e ~ ~ 9 ery ss CT to IT. an 1M II
n es,nr nnra sT itn ~ slis M
probnGIy ,lovur bciyro mot in my ttlur o,io
spot. XIl Tho f.n,o.,s mcn of Tho A,gusl.n pc.
,ysh n coIIIH t.n,,,ncrnts hu,f ~ tbWm Thnra
ycrc Buttons cotJco. house. and tho iletltoisl,
celcbrntcl motors, pninters. and AUTHORS, tshsNo
na,nss @ ase . II ins @ e ~ \; 4 !1sIr Hssss,
e!r ,Sn1 sSs I'M II ss G1yot e Gsism v s so c
ters aud disturbances. il WIS Irfnro this N,'sy
sf w aa ,nt anr lS ~ 'tFs.Gy nrye te %
In liz n,ttnr. tpI,i tha wntchnnn TINT his inuiC
| was WilbcrfOrce. Johnson irst met boswell tn
Coyent Gnrdcn, nnl thcrg nsti pnnr Dryden WI?
iioEHcd within n, Ineh Of hIa .lifo. Steele and
Addison were nightly fre1uanters OF its hos.
eIr es d ssetators whcn Tsa0 W.T.
WIS WIS his chosen GS,,,e: Turner, painte'i!
brilliant SKETCHES III IL iitle street running ont
his It ho 81 I'D cay tHs 's Gili'cr. III ind chafehi
~ S:!d lolng5roke and 0twnS. md iinKnrttth;:q7nd
athor s "% roG 10 @ ss sf fsr cs
@ NJ sHss es ~ s
and 50 tiid Siarsoli, Goasrese and Youns, ii
'hor time: o"yn 1nsss' 'ros % ,Ho 'sn ,;os 80 xv,r
md wifi, s,c, ,,tIcr ,3tsrcrurd or chrpnoiootcn,
, 1880-05-03

hInplo-sugnr mado from tho anp of \ 49,,
WillInu,atoWn, VT, Mt the roo.a at wh,nhs N y
had hocn cmpticd last autumn, wns M ,esSi.!eA
to ho worthless. w '"'y u
, 1880-05-03

The E!tlredgo Sewing -Machine.-It leads
Sold on Montlily payments. ioo Slate street. xs
, 1880-05-03
Benevolent Dentist

A benevolent Detroit dentist announced that
OH u certain day h8 would pull tooth free for
p00r persons und providu luughng-g gus. aIe
used t0O gallons OF Rak Anl uxtrActGd I'll teeth.
, 1880-05-03

RoSy.cheeked misses and pretty boys buy their
candy 1t DaW8ons. xlf State street.
, 1880-05-03
THE CITY.


l.. r. r,RooKs noston, is at tho Gardner.
C. u. THOMPSON, U. y. A., ia ut tho Trouont,
c, LKorot.p, Cincinnati, Is guest at tho Gard
nor.
c.E. MonaAs, Mudlson, Wis, is Mt tho aarl-
pcr.
GEonos WALLACE, Winnipeg, Is At tho sher-
man.
N. N. NEWTON, Now York, IS registered Mt tho
Gardner.
Mn. AND Mns. J, ". DLA1spELh aro Mt tho
Bhcrmnn.
ri. RANDALL, covington, KY, is stopping Mt
tho Gardner.
CONSTANT MAYER, tho well-known Now York
artist, is at tho Palmer.
Joan d. RAYMOND, tho United States Mnrshal
OF Dakota. 10 Mt the palmcr.
Mn Yosn1pA, tho Jurnncso Minister to WASH
ington, wife, and suite nro at tho phlner.
UNITED srArEs SENATOR J0mN a. LOGAN re-
@ f ss t. TIC soat pGSr nsssSs oohns m'" r
lHnr.
II. i. nlsnor md =. 4. Ki'rStrlsk, y 2; 9. A.;
Ftnnfor, Newell st. Paul; Dr; ,s,: >; ": rron1Gh'
Milwaukee: and 3. Il. 0lnsgow, ls1s!'ngtof' H.,
aru at tho Palmer.
II. II. CAntE. Vico-Prcstlcnt lsock Island Rail.
road; A. G. Dawes, ucnernt Passcnner Agent
ilnnnlbnt & st. losep', lsa'roAd, st. Joseph, No.
Arc at tho Gratld Inclhc. D.
THOMAS CRAFTY, of l'eorin, who about tnking
up h!s lis residence n th!s slty me q WIN Y. hns ~
sa n's FL "w ts!Hgca 81 i t, racc
TIE llrinkmnkcrs Un!nn held T. meeting yes,
sor,ty afternoon Mt Nh. CIT South lsaiate'l
alrcct. M business wa4 transacted hcNMlt! tho
ewcnrtng-n Of nbuut two score new members.
DEXTER CURTIS, Hfndison, Wis.,; A. Il. tiart,
New York; -. htnnning, Toronto; 7. Il, Car.
r,lthers. st. 1u,lia: y. Mclary, Cleveland: md
e. W. Sandcrson, indianapolis. arc ut tho shur-
mntl.
u. r.. srAnKs, Lontlon, Eng: 9. n: Carter,
sydnuy. \: i. "; ]. s: feser, sa;n'isI Urat,
Grand Pacific.
NJ. \. Miller, SIM Trnnc!sen; l'eEtl y. Hughes,
Vii NGs x'S Sg Il ind agFh T. Thsrp M: E
son, ire at the FREMONT
GEN. GRAsr spent yesterday rs quietly as hc
hns tho previous t1aya nf his present visit. !!o
hcvotesf tho time to walking nnl receiving calls,
aud In the evening hnrll mt With friends, re-
manning tho whole evening.
Gov. l,EyEn1pnE, Chnrnlnn OF tho Committee
fm M@";k"e vet 'ei a Hnpwes
ern, Rock 1sn!d. l!at'lnls Centr.tt nHtl WalHlsii
i!at!.,s WI! transpnrt slsi"ts To- s TIC MMtnni @
each wny.
AArgcrAt mnss..meet!ng Of tho Wood. Work.
Ing Mncl,ine Hands Untoi w4s held yesterday
Cutnipbrt arcnlsr. Tie meeting WINS rrlvntG
e!!s for for IN Inc ,rsst!Sn M 10, Of
not diyltlHe their proceedings.
Ar ;,:45 yesterday afternoon sonlc bnys piayng
IN ir'nt f NJ ~ Ogden nyet,,,o f"tI'sl !. a1x M
cal College. PMld." An Offensive thlDr prffee''!.
With" vi hs,inn M skslaiosn Viii shrc'is"f i'c. 1t.
lacked to it. Tho box aiid cunscuts werU tAkcl
~ the Nnrgue.
Mus. M.1tr HAMMER, ot No.iD Union street,
while pcrp'ng into Mrs, k!rcnnis sm!oon Ut NJ
+, Nj.ttt1Fl1tIr 1uRt hf<r AGiknfn ftt1 II
, 1880-05-03

Itmks Our highest artists In denttatry, Tbs
McChesueys beyond doubt, though but u = vet
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-18
Whenever Southern falls in with a Gallo

Whenever Southern falls in with a callow
newspaper reporter he stuffs him with some
yarn which will advertise himself The old
story about how he happened to acquire the
Dundreary hop he has revamped and palmed
off on the dramatic critic of the San Francisco
Chronicle as a bran new version. These lodges
of Southern to keep his name before the pub
lie become more and more nauseatng every
year. 1t is high time that the newspapers
ruled this senseless drivel out of their
columns
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

There are 2000 idle men on the Constock
and thousands who would like to be if they
could.
Ex Rev. John A. Gray, who figured some
what VIGOROUSLY few months since, now
wants a divorce from his wife at Truckee.
Italy is now importing foreign cereals at the
rate of $50, 900 tons per year, its own agricul-
tural products being insufficient.
Rome has abandoned the scheme Of it's pro
posed worlds fair far 1882, as Milan is to hold
a great national fair the sameyear.
Dr. Storrs of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,
wants the Chinese to come to America, as he
believes that each can be made good Chris
tan.
Eureka was visited by quite an extensive
FIRE on last Monday night. Several buildings
were burned; the losses aggregate about
$4,000
The Shieffiin brothers, of Tucson, have sold
their interest in the Tombstone mines and
mill for two million dollars, to parties in Phil
adelpha and Boston.
pedestrian match has been started in San
Francisco in which men are ptted against
women, the latter being allowed $50 miles the
start in six days walk. Times are SO dull
at the Bay that almost anything is a pleasing
relief to the general stagnation.
Mr.. Tremlett, the British Consul at Saigon,
in his report this year, mentions as a remark
able popularity of the natives of the country
that they have the great toe of each foot sepa
rated from the others like the thumb of the
hand, and 1t can be used in much the same
manner, thought not to the same extent.
Miss Charlotte Angus Scott, the young lady
who has ust gained SO high a position in the
Mathematical Tripos at Cambridge, England
is only twenty two Years DID, and the daugh-
ter of Principal Scott of Lancashire College
From her earliest childhood she has given ev-
idence of unusual mathematical ability. Her
education was carried on almost entirely in
her own home until three years ago, when she
entered Girtin College at Cambridge.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-18

SHARON AND THE CzAR-It is a somew hat
noteworthy coincidence that the Gar of Rus
STA and Senator Sharon should intimate a read
mess to resign at about the same time. Thus
the minds of great men apt to move in the
same channel The Car has been persuaded
not to send in his resignation, although there
can be little doubt that it would be cheerfslly
accepted by the Russian people. Senator
Sharon has not rendered his resignation, yet
his constituents would be happy to relieve him
of those duties and responsibilities the bu =
den of which the Senator says he has at las
learned 30 feel. Has not he, then, like the
Gar, been persuaded to bear with an migrate
ful people yet little longer! There appears
Reno Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-18

A NoNTs SHARP ON THE CoMsrocK -Vir
GINA City was recently startled by the ap-
pearance of regular old fashioned monte
dealer in it's midst. The Chronicle thus de-
scribes the event:
The sensation among the sporting fraternity
last Saturday night was the opening of All old
fashioned monte bank in c staeet gambling
house, with thousand big dollars in sight
There was also displayed on the layout a
fifty dollar slug, a Spanish doubloon, and one
of those early California twenty dollar pieces
The only things lacking make the layout
complete and gladden. the hearts of the old
40 ers, wers a bag of gold dust and Colts
navy revolver. IL would have been a mark of
respect to old prejudices to have worn red
shirt and sombrcro, and to have had his
breeches stuck i'll his boots. However, what
was lacking in scenic effect was made up in
dexterity, and the fools and their money were
as soon parted as in :" the days of old, the days
of gold-the days of for tee, nine"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-18

A-wOMAN named Flemming is on trial for
murder in San Francisco. It appears that she
met a man in a restaurant snd asked him to
treat. He declined or the grounds that " she
W as as hollew as bamboo" On his refusal
to be bamboozed, she seized seventeen-inch
cheese knife and carved him so that he died
The evidence, However, showed that instead
Of being "holow AS a bamboo" she was as
full tick" Men shonld be very careful
how they rouse the ire of thirsty females.