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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-18

MUsICAL.-Miss Lizzie Davis, of Virginia
City, teacher of the violin, comes to Carson
every Monday and remains until Wednesday.
Adult or children wishing to become rapid
and correct performers on the violin, and to
acquire a profound knowledge of musical
time and to read readily, also generally mu-
steal theory can get all necessary informa-
zion as to terms etc. by inquiring of c. A,
Marston, photographer, or at the Arlington
House. Lessons III dancing given by Brown
& Davis at Arlington Hall every Tuesday
from liam till 8 P. NJ. Social every night
after dancing school. mo
A Dry GOoDs DREAM "A woman who
goes into NJ. 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.
ATTENTION The greatest wonder yet dis
covered in medicine is Mrs. DR.. Howe's
celeprated rheumatism neuralgia and tooth
ache cures Would you rather suffer the
pain of having tooth drawn than buy
bottle of Mrs. DR.. HOwe's toOthach medl-
cine Mothert should not be without 1t for
their infants A few drops in little sweet
ened water to swab teethipg baby,s mouth
will instantly relieve the little sufferer
The medicine does not cauterlze, land is very
pleasant Sold by all druggists. mh7
PROFESSOR LANGER's Music CLAss-Prof.
LANCER. the we'll known leader of Piper's
Orchestra, has started a music class Ia 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, 1880-03-18

A CARSON EDlsoN-A Carson man has Just
succeeded in obtaining patents on the follow
ing articles:
Pew mirror This is revolving ad iustable
mirror which can be fastened en- to the side
of the post of church pew and set as to
enable the pew holder-whether he has paid
his pew rent or MOTTO see anybody coming
into church without turning the head. Every
woman should have one.
Letter writer's companion. This is pen
which contains ink in the handle, and writer
by pressing a rubber bulb can squirt three
tablespoon fulls of ink into mans face who
looks over his shoulder. The ink contains
chemicals which mark man for life.
Head cooler. This affair is an apparatus
which fits nicely on the head and contains a
space for twelve pounds of ice at the top. 1t
is worn on the head while writhing with the
Gem Puzzle. County rights for the above
valuable inventions will be sold at this office
to live responsible agents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-18
We CAN'T TALK

Without showing the condition of our teeth.
Every laugh exposes them. In order not to
he ashamed of them let us use that standard
dentifrice, SOZODONT, which is sure to
keep them white and spotless. No tartar can
encrust them, no canker effect the enamel,
no species of decay infest the dental bore.
if SOZODONT is regularly nsed. 1t is L
botanical preparation, and its beneficial et-
fects on the teeth and gums are marvellous,
as it removes all discolorations, and renders
the gums hard and rosy. M
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-18

A CHINESE LAwYER.-In the trial of Rein
stein vs. Price in the District Court yesterday
during the examination of some Cinnamon it
was found necessary to have an interpreter.
After considerable wrestling between the at
tornsy and the interpreter Tom Stevens
entered the breach and showed himself fully
able to contend with the matter at issue. He
showed that he was more of Chinaman than
the interpreter or witnesses and after an e1
haustive talk in Chinese between Tom and
the Chinanan the testimony was stricken out.
Decentralization is called to the adver
tisement of Frank Bsskowltz in another
column. He calls upon his creditors to come
up and get their money and those owing him
to skip to the front at once with the coin of
the realm. Bosko is man of business pure
and simple. He pays what he owes and col
leets what is due him with equal promptitude.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-18

REINsTE1N VS.. Price. The suit of Samuel
Reinstin vs. William Price for 81, 500 Is at
present on trial in the District Court. The
suit is brought to recover balance due on
wood to party who sold his claim to KEN,
stein. The case will probably be concluded
to-day
DEPARTURES. following persons were
passengers on the southern bound stage yes
terdav Mrs Wilson, Chas Heal, L. Cob
Init, E. Nj. Pitcher, August Gates, Geo. Call,
A. koneke, r. D. Enwright, NJ. Fargo and
wife, c. Blackburn, K. Ansburn.
BURGLAR ARRESTED. - Officer Hawthorne
received dispatch last night from Reno CIV
ing a description of negro named Smith who
was wanted for burglary. He found the man
about o'clock in saloon on South Carson
street and lodg ed him in jail.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-18
BRIEF MENTION.

The police arrested another vagrant yester-
day afternoon.
4 District Attorney Harris, of Storey, was III
the city yesterday.
The Bric-a-b rac Club of this city now num-
bers two members and is still increasing.
The prospects of spring have brought six
teen base ball clubs out Of their Undertaking
quarters.
The Au Fait party comes off tonight at tn"
Opera House. Tickets can be secured IF
Treasurer Cavanaugh.
Carson Lodge No. K of P. meets this
evening, at z 80. All members of the order
are requested to attend.
David Crosby, of the 6rm of Breed &
Crosby, Virginia City wood dealers, has been
stricken with paralysis
Yeseday was quite warm and pleasant and
the trees put forth their green shoots in honor
of St Patrick and Ovid Ireland.
Williams, the man who stole a coat from
for fifty days yesterday by Justice Cary.
Matt Canavan one of the solid commission
ers OF Storey county and Superintendent of
the New York mine, was in Carson yesterday.
The careful housewife goes to Cheney's for
choice groceries. Ia this much the levelness
of the housewives head is hugely commend
able.
Tie following passengers arrived on the
southern stage yesterday afternoon Mrs
Levy, Mrs. c. Williams, M. Walker, Mrs
Jones, J. Hill.
The query as to who struck Billy Patterson
now takes back seat and the Interrogation
as to who struck Tom Clark assumes Its
proper Importance.
r. L. Fulton, editor of the Reno Gazette,
was in Carson yesterday, and while here cor
raled good many subscribers for his very
readable newspaper.
In the case of Jones and Xinkead VS.. the
Pacific Lumber and Flume Co., tried ia the
Circuit Court, the jury were instructed to
find for the defendant
A California Judge has decided that pigeon
shooting is not cruel amusement. There is
certainly very little cruelty about it in Carsoa
where the birds are SO seldom hit
Last night was warm and pleasant with
symptoms of good weather. Yet the APPEAL
knows of NO reason on earth why the snow
should not be at least foot in depth to.
day.
Dan De guile, of the Enterprise has inter
viewed a Chinamaa on the Gem Puzzle"
and ascertained that it was chidrens pas
time with the Chinese about 1000 years ago.
This intelligence will prove serious set back |
to the puzzle.
Thorn & Darwin did not make much money |
during their stay in Carson. In the present
dull times one night of show is quite sufh
Client. The local shows, at the cheap prices
of admission, rather spoil the dough for the
travelling exhibitor.
There was a time when wiley husband
would blind the eyes of his wife by making |
remarks about the personal ap-
pearance of the new servant girl, out now the
shrewd American housewife penetrates the
thin gauze of such decisions and secures hired
holp with cross eye, game leg and scald
,cares all over her face Those whs passed |
through the Chicago fire preferred.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-18
NOTICE.

All parties holding bills against Frank Bos
kowitz will present them for payment on OF
before the First day of April, and all parties
indebted will call and pay at the same time
without further notice. I'd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-18

The Biters invariably remedy yeowness of comreascn
Of the ,s in the right side and urer
the right shoulder blaze fnrred tongue high ooior2
vertigo, dyspepsia, constipation, heaviEEzx
of the head j pUn;ency and every other mEaE
fesation nIpin.:Ht; suI deTed con!itic1 Il
the liver The stomach bowels and kidneys also esE-r-
their regulating and tonic influence. For sale q
all druggists and dealers genera ". LIZ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-18
ALWAYS AHEAD !

The Olcovich 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 f. c. Burt's 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 81 at so cents per
yard.
OLcovICH BROTHERS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-18
MARBLE WORKS AGENCY.
MIR. EDWARD HARPER HAVfMR
',Ys BEEN appointed agent for this place of the
GRASS VALLEY MARBLE WORKS.

Is now preparsd to furnish Gravostones, Mouunrfs,
Man<es Marble Tile, etc. shert notice, Cheaper sa
be furnished by any other parties Designs can e
seen at nv residence side Of King two bo
east Of the Capitol, nosSs@
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-18
STOCKS.

In the early Board yesterday things were
all few notches above the quotations of the
day before. Northern Belle was firm at Is,
and Eureka Con. at 175. These two stocks
and Wales were the only outsiders considered.
Between sessions there was an inquiry for
Metallic, of Columbus District, but otherwise
the market was qniet. In the second session
there was a general Improvement in the tone
of the market, but no material change in
prices. Crown Point advanced to 3 10 under
a sharp demand, but Belcher was shaken down
a few points. Over 200 shares of Belcher
changed hands at from 81 to 81, but at the
close of the call there were light sales at 81
The north stocks were generally steady at
previous rates.
The defeat of the Gorley bill, the sqaslch
ing of Kearney, and the evident disposition
of the Legislature to deal fairly with the
stock business, have created much better
feeling among the public, and speedy i'm
provement in business is confidently xpected.
MORNING BOARD.
20 Ophrr, TX
80 Mexican l41s l4l4
50 Gould Curry,
40 Best 4 Belcher. q.
$40 S SaEdo, a ; 50 80
$50 ConsolidAted Virginia, so
TO 90 Po 'T'si' rs
100 Hale & Nor,ross, $685.
200 Crown Point, o.
20 Yellow Jacket, ~ rs
80 Imperial 55c sos
20 kentuck 3
lao Beicher s y.
90 Confidence, ,,,.,,,>
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-18
80 P. N. STREETS.
EVENING BOARD.

H'HSiN" n"Ahp'
% Raymond Ely, Soc l
400 Eureka Consolidated, I7i2 ~
$50 Leopard, lOe
70 ella. %
275 Northern Belle l7Iz
100 Manhattan,
40 Soo NAM unt,ni TIT 5Ir ~
l i2s krEe"ea, S5e zoe zoe
$40 Belle Isle, i, l2o
100 Star, zoe
zoe Day, 65e
500 500 a Hillside S. 5''
50 Paradise, Csc
2 22s A MtssS soc .o
20 Mount Mount Diblo %
29s North Belle Isle, SOC
500 500 E' MI to' Diablo o. :.
$50 1eding, Is
, 1880-12-15
TURKEY.
l. ~ 4kAk IL l.
TIIEs AMERICAN MINISTER.

T1IE AMERICAN MINISTER.
CoNs'rItSr1SopLE, Dec. 14.-Ge1l. Long
street, United States Minister to Turkey,
will prusrnt his credentials to tho SultAm to-
dny.
DrR.trPEANED.
VIENNA, Dec. 1l.-TIu Albanian League
tas entirely disappeared.
AuyT!1A.
VIENNA, Dec. 1i.-Count Won 1I0tzfotdt,
German Ambassador tn Turkey. arrived hero
to-day, ntl1 hntl Il long interview with Daron
l1nyncrlc, The Imperial Foreign Minister.
Adls1:Ep.
CoysrASTrSortE;, Dec. 14.-Tissot, tho
French Ambassador, llas received Il dispatch
from his Government announcing That
France md Germany are In accord on tho
Greek question.
INTERNATIONAL. COuRTE.s1Es.
CoNsrANTlNopLE, Dec. 14.-tien. Long
street, III presenting his credentials today III
United States Minister To Turkey, conveyed
to tie Sultan tho friendly greetings Of l'rcst-
dent Hayes, who desired to cement the pres
Cit nmicahle relations between tito United
Stntes md Turkey, nI,tl extend alld improve
commercial Intercourse between tho two
countries. Tile Sultan In ruply expressed
n readiness to do nil III hts power to drnW
closer tic existing friendly rclatiolss Mud la-
tiniAted Ills satisfaction ut tho appointment ot
Con. Longstrcut. Tho Sultan subsequently
gayu ;.N audience to Mr. ueap, United Suites
ConsuI-Gencral ut CoMstantnople, ant In.
yltctl him, Con. L0ngs3reet, aiid tic officers
| Of tho United Suites rlun-of-wur Nipstc to
dinner.
, 1880-12-15
THE RAILROADS.
Sharp Shippers Brought to Grief
for underwofgi1jng.
Gollftl's Scheme for Absorbing q
i I'lttsburg Feeder.
Will tho Western Roads Ad-
vance Freight Rates 2
The Report Of t;ou1d's Purchase OF tho
Irou Mountafn ,Ronl Confirmed.

GOULD'S IxtST PURCHASE.
Sptetat It.pateh, ~ TIT C"fsas' 1ftb1''u.
FIR. ItIt;ts. Mn. tlEu. ll.-Tlc r,tfsnr circulated
yesterday to tl,o e!tect Tint Ooulh hn! bought
up tho 1run Mountain 1lHifwny was ttado tsotsl
ts nftnrnoon Try '"rhofnMs Allen, President of
tho rod. notifying tit,tlld ly Telegraph tint he
wnu!d Rell mt the terms Offered THO terms tlrn
S2o00,uu for Mr.. .tilIens 1850 ahalts. THIS
Elvts tiou!.l n controlling lntornst III tho rna'I.
Sir. Alcu rttclveit II prompt reply to MS tlis'
pntch stntng hts Willingness 10 sell and "as'1ti-
visnl 10 cn;no On ut t'isee hln' got tho
ptrrlaae u,o,Iey. lie will Ieayu for Now York to'
t,prruw. Dptnlun 10 tlIvklo1 hero as 10
tho o.1ct thu R,lc VIII hayc on tito cuttt'l h.ies"
HEM nF 1t. Louis. tito prominent sne!nlh:r Ut
tho Merchants ExeaAnxe statcd nbnt1t the op11l-
ibn Ut several olhers' WHEN he sHtl thAt tho Iron
Mountain hul Gec,, rcalis'tho cnly ct. Louis
rn,ld west 1T tho Mississippi. Tic Missouri
rncIilc n,.l KnnEaH City s Northern were run In
the interest If tho Wabash. Tho Northern was
tnking freight fifty lntlca from Ut. Luuia to
Tolc.ia Mt osIly thrco conts Add1u1nnl fro1ht'
lie expGctcd ~ SEQ ootton carried through Ut.
Luntb IN New York at only IL n1d ~
.Gcnts nbnve tho regular st. Ioliis rate,
thus giving st. Louis the po-tty. While
II gt,Hl r,nI,y merchants aro dsposctl To boco1ne
t,Hthuyluttr nver tho prospects opened uH To st.
Louis by this purohnso. rs showing pretty o'sl-
clusyoty tl,nt 0alll'a intcrfsts nse now EdcsItt-
ilet1 with this city, and TINT 1T. 1'o'l1H IL this
greatly benefited, thorp are others who hrc III
contrary opinion. nrti only scn dnnRtr III thls
latest move Of Gouf1 TO tic business Of 1t.
Louis,
, 1880-12-15
ITEMS.

TTEM3.
Mr., ", 8, IJotchkIss has been appointed forc-
,nnu of nriducs nu,t buildings Of tho Inlta,n
t..,hs, T. t,s-,,,..to,, nn,,rnnI ,v,,h t,n,.<, ~
.'sPh"s y hut"lsto' ha""oaos "1a o1eo ~
Dclphos.0.
Tim t,r,c Halfway r,tnnnnr r,nvs its r,np,oyGs
n<.'.t,.. o. .4., ",,...,.,s ahaai,,t, 1,..ann,or
"eenf''!'H 10 tno a"'ao"'nH scnoau4e' 1"s'1nec'
conductors, F!D a month; freight cotlfncsnrt.
t!IO to 81 per day; engineers, S!.sU to &3.u n
,lay: Hrctnctt. S..ul: btaketnrt,, xl,io tn $50;
i'aul.lVG.nen m expr~s trains. $fI month: III
!t":al TRIMS, *W u sHi ~ stations. ssU ~.
lion uReltts KGt frt}tn *41 70 S1u; IN FGTS ltw
cAfGs tEilTn. Lbnlmotl truGktncn Rrc fAfe!} thtti
uvtF II tl1y excerpt tho turEnIea OF tho 9h1fHs.
who rtcrlr1 from $l.|' to 3l.5
Thu 1xu alnt,irt, of Ala,,n1ne hns nnw ,,n;lcr
ctYirnt i'm severn, hitls IL, rrvttIof, tbe rnfj.
rnnI,s II, HIT atl,ts' ria fniWtnr tIl1Is intro
ueul i,y i;Ol, rry. Of tho Ju,Iirity tu,iIInittcc
re to nc nctcd hton ~ t'.'ec asili ~ tho pros
hets hrh tat they Will 'tss' thefe = sllt!ch AiN-
Mty Minbh9 ilie rhilrat'i snafIaHer1 ~ Alnnt,s:
~ ue!ilt t1tnftlon aa 'lx t'tf.nltleS; 70 fefeht
tetntes afia iS tGi!hltits: 10 ehlMl lsslliIct ~
1uplitat3 plHA " Insurance.: ~ FtEuMte En fIal..
rnte business .! rnllIoata: 70 eatanllsn itAlFNlh
COMMISSIONS n1,d dof'he fn'~css ahd "ntles.
Forna. not!eu was K.vc,, tn ttn President Of
tju nr1,Inwts c3 3tuusIou Ut tho Wnash Il Miehl-
run Itntt,u y thu SiIcbIgut t,C,lt1l l{nitrtui,l
Cun,pany lust 1ueajuy that It wtIl otJt,s,s, tho
crossIuw Of their rr,aI! by tho pf,pIM,sl e9 line
Ts tis,tfl:e II lnllr.t On cteti,l nf tho original
, 1880-12-15
kOkOM0 KINKS.


Special DstputeA 10 Tie Chie4va Tribune,
KoKonu, Ind. Dcc. H.-Iwu of ille Metropolis
University Stu,lents. travelling with Anthony us,tl
Ellis "uncto Tutn's Cabin" tr0,ps. Hut Klnrl.
uusly drunk horo OIL Sunday, nni warv cum.
nItte.l II, tho sook-up by MnEshaIl krnncuy. As
tho studcnts wurp bltlGd ~ s'nR tlHst nigh, Il,
tho ChrfatIan Church., nnc hnlr tho proceeds tn
Hity It wis fcnreit tho!r ene1rt Wut lle SPILLED,
but tsiIu Ut tho managers Hhyp bH1 for theIr HI,-
ruMr,llbcH nefDre hs iEt1!nr tho sfHyur thHy wnro
rc3tAsGtlt AMI lilo ttiaGrt WttH EIyuN t1A GrttWGd
It,llsu. Thu winter hGre, 10 fnr. ftls htun t1s-
usually cukt. and nlFcadyn spltudId crop of leo
hNS hgcu harvested.
, 1880-12-15

sai.IhitrAh' !I..,il. ~ ,,<,,.,t ,,,,, t,., I'm
eur1nui It'll. or U the % eIusro % wio % ets 10 co,nlino
heath With enjoyment. " a saSfor , ~ Inc a
mMd 1r slto, ~9 ves satp1 n.s pato ,.,nr',,. Wa.M
10 Krntify lnrEo ana ueDasea an1sGttn Will.
ustt my tnnHat ~ ~ nW t'cSW ,,. t,H wv"
n,Hgs ,,.et, ;nuo hlsiiy in]itua ,ln t,,,ni,s Of
throat with tnrrent Of Gull pnnci', '!oSs e. nnt
heeSuii |'o at!ors r. hseif s H. tas oest Of eyy e
to rsslse KGac' Sr t9a VIII %r,.I, ly WI; sowH
poiato rr,sh fro1n tho h!ss!ng sueeIn!r. to M til9
hHlf.goi;i grensy niess on WHICH u"r G11 .s'yin @
rcEnes h!ttsnt VIII 1HeM' u sn,,'t ,,nSticr"u
reM M ol nos9nes st tnk,ny yoIn1 Il M IN to
street, md ut o,1co restot'nH nn ~ ~ !s!ens
ns pse VINO ws o1 9ni y @ a'c'1E FIX Rl Rwln, WHIT
tlt nsnablo ptlt'soi,llor hnsu ssiu nowG,ays,
lnd no NUT thp ynliR NUN q t tan pst 1,,.,. sl
hs way about hn'f.s O .st siors aa,5, aSon. r.
til0 fanlous Mrs. f!nERnrty! "Esurythl1tIf n tho
m9st ssii1ftnms sSG,;, w 1V t-ht. H., mi sn;',s
%t1to nflH nrnw,!. ,,n1. %r stnr sa,"e n
Thg Into Mr. Wnlkcr. the nntnor ct tho "0r!g.
s' iIs wus ~ oas y Il si't iss n; a's slmei'y tbs
kassG kk!,S!s Il @ aohtl'ts. sS!xfsa %i,at h sas 10
''bnrharlg urnAtnenes" ~ liio KofHoqas !n9t'4l.
bvrell styl1 bf 1nner-nn iflslMhce q WHICH n9
K!yss w Whe,, tHu u, '.,mod 10 ery9 ~ so " n @
,,nu;It'ses '. 's st!IaR t ' IT, p JIG IN i ar
iesurites III thu HNnso paper ~ 1nyilx tnkeI
iiss .it,se" IL oysters, @ watsr;!teh!e u tinu,ist,
with brown bEtiMl lHA bGslef Rtnusu WIN
French bca1s 10 fnw, III, b9tto o' ol,!fet aa.a
TINT tho nllovo WIS tho test ,1l!ttspr tnnt1 could
ayu t1iily 10 substituted fresh hcrrit,E for tan-
S sSn q ,h% xSs ss @ " u 9I!ss s
thrlslly Gntttes Ut thu thrfennh tAblet mum
, 1880-12-15


SAN FnASc1sCo, Cal., Dec. 14.-Arrived,
steamer 1,elgic, from Iong Kong, via Yoko-
llama.
lloNa lSoSn, Nov: Is {Shanghai Nov. o.
The humanitarian policy Of tho Governor Of
Hong Kong, Sir John Pope l1ellnessy. In
nbollshlng tho branding and iiogzing Of CHI
ncso criminals, and which gave rise to- so
much adyersa criticism In tho local n0ws-
papers, has been i,,dorsett by Lord Kimberly,
Secretary OF Stnto for the CDlonies.
Tho business Of tic Supreme Conrt Of
Hong Kong waB brought to sta1lIatlll for
two or three days In consequence Of a dis
plito between Chief-1usilce Sir John SIllnlc
a.ltl 7. II. Gibbons, Registrar OF tho cO,lrt.
The difficulty llas becn sllrlnornted by tho
Reg!strar's return to England.
Reports from 1'eking III reference to tho
trouble with Russia are very c0ntran1ct0ry+
Tso Tsnng Tang Is OH his why from thu Iii
frontier to tho Cnptta', md 1t Is believed l,o
means mischief. ii fur tho mon,c,lt Is
slcspondent, but 1t Is held TINT tho greater
tlangor is Tint Of thu domestic strife between
two parties In tho palace.
Tile political inspect Is more variable ut
present than it hus beoll for months before.
+. +. Knight, Of Sl.nnEhai, an American
formerly ore Of tho Commissioners for Chinn
Mt the Centennial, committed suicide OIL tho
Stl. Of November whllo laboring under nbcr-
ratl0n Of mind.
JAPAN,
YOKOHAMA, Nov. 25*-Tho Government Is
making strenuous efforts to egononllzu. nnL
in pursuance Of this policy has ortl0rcd the,
snlo to private individuals of tho factories
which were formerly established by it to
stimunte ,intIyo Industries. Various public
tepnrtMenta jlnvn also been instructed to re-
, 1880-12-15


l'se,i in tue rittsInrr com'"e,ctat- Gaati!e timta
tI,rr,,,,,r,, ~ c,,,,us, will, lin 1.hilulnt,hn
narsunh. III es @ Nn wan 1at.a~ NV canra1 ,t"I1.
roads, thus giving plttsnrH II now os.stcrn out.
let. When tuls fact WIS ,nll,lv k1,nwn It number
nr ,,,o n,ctois ~ iha pcn,syl,n,t, na1rond ,1e.
nled that thorc was any truth IN tho rt!1nor. hut
nccorilng to tho dss1tttc thoy havo, within tho
lust two woees tha',xe. thur views vory T mate
ssslo,ls wsre @ So e,,tsiy s SA " i'am,a ts .Sy W
M9adK st"sk Or IT. Jeast tT ~ aa id WI w. s
LIE tmn. Hs ~ Ier ~ tI,a ainst
hee@s. '. s. Il ,hs aSss so" "skns hoM 70 aw hI
10 a! fss 10 ~ cSt" 10y aro ny. Se5 r t ra
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% knsw a. ge!nH % 1artca thG fsow,
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"nnrtng tho phst week alt. Senmet1z, Wn9 y
lntoroRtet! 10 tue lialtilaro GhlGu&n nH1 nan
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establish ua'!i M ra,!toas Mens W. e... ~,
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lcntlsy!vnnit ltAI!sn9t! eft Jug i!itlttfon, y
llho o'iinlnls w!o J.! tlnies ast' asts n&F9a as
l'euIl 0ntituiy pfe1*ha.0W9a " thcso TWO Y.
forests, To.ttnY Jay u1al! has ns eat1ta u hSar!y
ama %ias hs 10 % I'm "ts ~ ~ 10 f
With Tho Chicago, l5aItiMoFo d litthl'ufE HMnl
by which ltllo w!tl 20 hnlit 70 tnis
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