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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

10 TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
- DEPOTS IN PHILApELPHi a, II NEW-NORk.
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CHAMBERMAID.-A situation az chlmDer-
y maid IN private family VIII assist VIII wil. , ,n
esy. and efficiency Address n H. BOX H. AlDuho
Uptown C1ice. I. Z, Broadway.
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II AVERLY'S Niblo's Garden Theatre.
I LAST SIX NIGHTS Last TWO AATISEES.
- Ay-FRTVf- Biz Black Boom HAVE LY'S
HHV Rf4's Genuine Colored MIist els HAXERLYs
JtAVFRTY'S COLOSSAL Coiorrd Carnival HAVERLYS
20 End Men ..-....-.....l0o 20 ~onr "a ri Dance Men
3 Middle Ne n-----..--loO corps -lOiteEs
20 Ballad Sngers.. .... 100 20 -ets Jswbones
Monday December 20 Tor The Holidays Ab5yes Man moth
Tnnt ..anl
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xYTATCHMAN or PORTER.-By a sober,
w ttr.tworthy German. married give good refer
.pc-- IA wiling afraid o. Work Address GEORGE
" f.sr 64th-si.. between Brollray and sth1ve CITY
\%TATCHMAN or P0RTER.-By a temperate.
w ,,ust.orthy married IA Waterman porter n a
hos,e can give security and furnish references of
a., h,.hs.t character Please cai. address Jam k5
KEY 81. Jtn ava anu list, south bruoklyn.
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10 TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. ;
- pTPOTS IN PHILA DELPHI A. II NEW-h DIRK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
AENr. AND TIE Fastest TINE CONSISTENT
WIKI ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER NOVEMBER 20. 1880,
express Trains cave Newly Ok. DosDrosss ali COrt
lauut Ferries. fellows
A. so 7:O 500. $3.50 10 Limite) II a. M $50 y 44O
Z. $780, and 10 and l. night >unday- A.oO anu
800 8. q. :. $50 aud 10 NJ. aud II night - -.
Express Trans lave New-YOrk dty except sunday AZ
1850 and running through VIA Trenton aha IAN
Boats BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
trans a. erssy Guy, aroring speedy and direct transfer
i' etnrniix trains leave Phade pha I20l 345 A. s.
TyJ = andll AN Limited Xpross l!SO D. AZ 80. 3,
$40 7:O D. on SUNDAY. l2.Ol. 345 s:25. =. $50
a m. 4. aud 7JO Leave Pllade phia VIA Camden
M and 80 D. m. daily. except SUNDAY.
Tie offices J4l BrOaiWay. AstOr House anu
loot OF Desbrosses aud Cortandts Coutst and Brooklyn
Annex loot of FnltOn-sL Brooklyn Nos ia. llo
and Hudson At, Hob ken station Jersey CITY Emi
grant Tlcset Unice. artery. place -, -, g., -, -,
The York transfer Company VIII call TOT aud chcck
pa "a s1 sS TUT TIIOHsSS Up FARMER
General Manager. Genr Passenger Agt
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New-York. Wood
HI haven and Rookaway Raj road.-Leave daily except
sunday Hunters Point B;lO ll;05 M, 4.tO D m
Leave RorKa~ay 7:iO "a M 3;lu. b;lO p. N
NORWICH LINE
New LondOn5teamers lease ier NO ." Nor'a hi'Sf
s3Op IN. daly. Sundays excepted
L,OR BRIDGEPORT aud all points on Nari-
eatuek and Housatonie Jads-Seaners leave Cath
afinr slip Pier 3d. r. r. daily At 1850 and zJJpm
FARE lower than w saV other IVaSe
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CINCINNATI, CHICAGO. 81. LOUIS

y AID WfNI,
VIA BALTIMORE AND WA~HINGTOS.
Leave New YORK, foot Llbery St
m. For Washington. Cincinnati Chicago &C
pm. Ia y Fast Line Through Coaches amt sleeping
CIR, to cincinnati chicago 4. LOUIS. &c.
1I:3O D. Daily + ash Cincinnati. hicago &C
sale ANA baggage checked at loot Of LDerst
y r.. f. r.. g.. J.
JOSEPH :. HARRIS, II. p BALDWIN,
General Manager Cen fas5 Agent
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Aousss ana Rooms rDauteo.

w 1nts o. fa- tcr -pauecabc parties for which far
rfnr wiz 30 V-en best city reference and security Ap-
a III 10 o. sdtr.ss j. b. Office No. lS3 EbZabeih-st
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OFFICES TO LET, some desirable, at low
~ PRICES in The bindings g. s. ami Beekmdn at ~ %
l3i Nassaust. Park Pew, opposite T. u rutland
- Al =
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REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoRK Monday. Dec. 13' 1850
no following sales were held at the Exchange
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edcners.

A COLLEGE GRADUATE and experienced
private pupils Address III OK IFDuhe
Uptown Ofice. LIS Bro1dwaN
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
N AGENCY suppies Colleges schools and Families VIA
th0iOuglv competent Professors Principals ana IeaeheT
Families going country promptly ,itt ri Nth
superior Tutors Gail on OF address MISS IL
YOUNG. and Foreign Teachers Agency - uuioh
DINCKNEY'S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
4 AND TEACHERS
Euuulies schools and families with teachers
SUPPLIES teachers with positions
3. sells md sci, yOl rtics.
Furnishes ciIcrIar. gives Information OF the best
scloo.s Publishes L - school aud college directory
I. 'COrEsW OEIh PiNCkNEf
Domestic BulfinG
Broadway and i3ti-st. y. Y.
DUPILS WANTED by an English lady
/ ID DOmee). Higher English branches mathematics
French German Latin ana music Address SYSTEM, Miss
Leggett's BOOkstO 2JJ fifrlIave
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b. Richard Y. Harnett.
BY Horatio Hsnrt0ses.
En RuQh Y. Camp.

sIo.s n West sith-st. running through 10 Sath 81
us II e OF 9TH ave. each 2jx2Oi4i Mayer STEM
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Ts'O RENT-FOR OFFICE PURPOSES front
1 bas eIncat apply at "a kast 4sti-sL
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Nurnon Sales q Real G5talc
WILKINS, Auctioueer.

MORRIS WILKINS Auctioueer
Valuable Broadway corner property.
h. LUDLOW & Co
viii sell AZ auction. TUESDAY ecember Il, 1850 az IL
the Exchange -I.CslO.Il; LToadw1y. >os 1j
oud 3n9, BUauc-si. Nos a, 80 ana ~ pelhG me
northwest BIOaGw and buanes. 401IO 90 Feet
buildings leases
o. winch XIlie May !. l@St-
-xty Of ire purca mOJey may renalh on POM
mort Tor term cf wears.
- 9Th WARD For sale. at foreclosure, at
Z >alesrOlM III ErOauway, New-l Ork CITY,
Y. HARNHIi. auCtiOnccl, December 10 lecu. ak
very dc sr-De au west scc Of MacomUs Dam
plots OF about ia iOts average elevation
feet above instant mile fiom High Bride and
stations ana opposite
probable InwOydJ of Word rhr Naps. SC, with
sTAkK q HOOKEE,
Nsrrun-st., \. Y.
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Bv John T. R0yi.

story brcS dwelling with lot No $40 East l'St1,
ST. Ice e w OF lst-ave, lot -oH1oo'lli . ID
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pGnnnQ Acaoemles.

4 Lien DODWORTHS . 800.
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING. No 6Sl Flf III Az l..
Tor terms. days. &c. seDd Tor circular.
LEN. MACGREGORS
n SCHOOL FOR DANCING. III 5th-avc. near l7th-st
Private time For classes send tor Crculars
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\ 3.storv brick dweiliuc with lot : West btth.st
700 teOt l0th-ave, 10, 2JNlOo : y SAVINGS
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All AL LINE for Perth Annoy. south Ambov. ked
Bank Long Branch ocean Grove Asuurv PrN. ont Pleas
an T0uIs aver Blrnegl. Ar.AN tlt CITY, *
Leave Newfork foo Liberty 81. 1T D, o;i5. ll40 NJ
1880 =. %. 4. J3J y. IN.
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COOK or LAUNDBESS-CHAMB
~ wAlTEE-s or ~ H~i-- BY wv Swei,h gills one as
auhdrrss general house the other Is cham
beruai. waitress aud sewing good references
separate ~ together. los East 29tI ~.
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For Young Lades-Brooklyn.
For Bows and Young Men-Coun'r

MRS. l.. JEKNEGAN BOWEN Will resume
Va lessons music modern languages after sep
telbor 10, For particulars Apply al 4l9 ChntoneI
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NV. YORK CITY.

cor-,,.ne. ave cor Of 3d-ave. 34Sx34sN4Z.l sn9 anu
al-o ne cor of 81 ava and 4 9Th g. 2o9N iNI'S
- 10 n CoBrt. andt-sve N371S".s " m Sihp-
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COOK. WASH or IRjN.-A respectable
- woman wishes o roo out day cook wash
or would shiny references. 10 West
3j,l-si. I'd huoL lroAt.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

y ,,,. rt' fs41 ~
ot Of the Br6o gn aad srie Annex mako connections
to ANA from JeIssy Cay station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
ALI RAIL LINE for Perth AmAoy. south Ambov Kel
Bank Long Branch ocean crow r,nry prs ONT Pleas
an Iows .iy'r Is irlegi; ~ a. j., III, n,
1880 $40. 4. j.3J y. N.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
at s.i5 Il45 a 4. $3.50 p
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
y Leave ev.i OK foot LDerty-sc. " r.
For 5sniy HOO. Sis ll:45 am4pm
ll:I5 a. NJ, 20, p. al.
81 a n~For Manchester, loms RIVER Bsrnegat, &c.
l30p.m For Hancarsier. TOMS i.iyer.A Las 44c CITY
anu u D. nor : Gijiag Toms River Banegat 80
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
- new LINE. -
~ ror yE { ;5 I'D PILL D o. root o, Lib
fS1 philadelphia ninth an Greensts at 7:t5 O. 49,
day 9t 3 g. a. M. 900 : ll5h - p r.. , ,.oo IA,
5:lU d. m. on ,uudsr az <: Il. m .oo,,,-
For Trenton arte ana ~ no. -, ~
s:i5 a. IN. j.3 Z ll:a0 l. p m.
From stations rhiadelOnla ami Healing R r.. corner nth
80 ga 730, p Oh sunday az 500 m. 53a c'i0
From Thrl and Berks.4ts., at 49, 800, 95 l2o
SIX ll S,t o. v 7Iay and nd 4 < ~ q Il rs 5io
0'5U : g3o; 4O 9 i I g. 9 i II ~ s5y ''' 90
Connection Jersey city station to ami from
Bro klyu ant Erie Depot Jerse, civ ~ - 800
eIl 81 1913 Br0adwav aad at ~ principal hotels nos
an 9G dn5 sqt 6 SG Srs Viii f cai Sr ami
baggage hote OF residence 70 destna.on phi
connection with the Bel TceT and Law telegraph.
NINCINNATI, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS
VIA BALTiM0GE AID WASHNGToS.
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CitD iJropcrIr 60 Eet.

a SMALL OFFICE in Tribune Building TO
"a moderate inquire at COuDungroom-
DROWN-S HOUSE-16J lexington
ID ave in fir: class modern improvements Ap
Tly toO~n-r 10 COrtlandtst, upstairs.
EORSALE OR LEASE-A BARGAIN.-Large
blocks bukiea!eG WatrrlTOuts, for chemical w"rAs
factories. &C. H. 4 YOUSG, Engineer, &C. 20 Exchange
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads..

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-tare, ~.
~ steamers Peck.siD ,ay sundays ex.epted Tor
New Haven at 3 ami 1880 IN. connecting Win foad
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IGHT PORTER, FIREMAN or MAILMAN.
- BY a young Enzlshmln az Hight porter fireman or
mailman hotel good NcWl Clty references low
wages acceptable. Please address j. h, 80 East
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CT NJ Lefavefte-sve. 100 Z, n sDring-si, am
WATd, csch 25XlVUi 0eTmahIa f'o iDS"' ANY,
Conf Y------.--..sss.s-------- $1,000 ''''
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S,inatlons UauIco--f emdles

A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
"A. al kinds % good compeent female 'erylntt anl Use
fu Urls city or country nep and coOre scr
wants Al inc larre ode,tabl shed PROTESTANT HOME
IN REAU ISs 9th ave- fourth house above lOth-sL
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CREEHOLD AND NEN-YOf}K RAILWAY
h ,NItIION. Leave ioetOf LDcrtysf or Ere ehoio
at 5.lJ. HID q. M; 4, $3.50 p
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COOK.-An ccomulishcd professor OF the
- culinary whose ucav1rs 10 S1sy the gas
iTpnomic demands " critical gou uands lave me- ~.
hltrrng success s0lict- cement III private any
b. ar GU 80 ID. lusti 4toi xp Moderate refer
ence. satisfactory, WILLIAM sCHEKLITZkf, - hs-
49,
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DORTER &c.-By "a strong healthy. willing
,oung % wears u age az porter hght porter .
sseful -iin furn rh references and Will wOr
Ter na wages has EMPLOY porter store
can or G III North 4th ST.. Brooklyn. r. D.
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5Iluauons UdaIeo- Mdlcs

COLLECTOR or SHIPPING CLERK.-SIt-
- nation 'nted By young man he eDintry 20, COZ,
lecfoF clerk 81 $50 f en- give Otsl OF
references e.. Iii BILE LkEI, Whlppany ~.
COPHiST.-By a young lady as cOpylst, Tor
- which she Is wen ht-ed experience BE- eHeY ana
raud VIZ e- ace Toned ~ wrire from dlc,uou gIve
good reference. MAGGIE \. FITZsIMAONs. No. 40i
27ih-sL
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Counlrn propsrtn for Sale ana % &c

TORRANCE n J. (neighbOrhOOd speciality,
h-Pr0p.rty Tor sale and all varieties great bargain
EDWARD L. HAMILTON. ! - PDe-st. y. Y.
EOR SALE AT STANFORD. Large and ele
view oVerlooklng the sound. EDDY sAYRE IA Broa'
W.
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CHAMBERMAID.-By a neat. tldy young
- girl wiling assist children bes' city references Cal
from II 10 8 at no. 225 MesL 42dst. tnird door
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COOK. HOUSEWORK. &c.-By Il willing
Scotch girl oolsns -trcur temperate exeei.snt ZOE
Sc clean intelligent reliable understands care oil
NIX CITY or county Ca 10 ~ Gthavc. near 18th ST.
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CHAMBERNAID OF NURSE. SEWING, &c
~ Bv q use u bright cOmpet Young woman TO- citY
OF country she has good ref rences ~ PROTESTANT
NJ HttR Z. l3s 9Th ave- asLve lOth.s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

A LADY will read to invalid or others one
"a hours per day. Address TEACHER, IrlDuho
L pfown Office. .23s Broadway.
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1 RESPECTABLE COlOrcd woman wOuld
~ IKE genflemens aud ladies' washing first class work
reference COLEMAN 26l West s7tn-st, between Broad
gav AM sthaye room .
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,,a !, psa-5ffeoi nth ave. 25x9s.9 VIM sinp.
."n IT.. To VIM simpson II. and mother, ececa-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-23
VACANT PLACES

In the dental ranks will never occur if you
are particular with your teeth, and cleanse
them every day with that famous tooth-wash,
SOZODONT. From youth to old age it
will keep the enamel spotless and unimpalr-
ed. The teeth of persons who use SOZO-
DON'T have apearil- like wilderness, and the
gums roseate hue, while the breath IS pnrl-
fed, and rendered sweet and fragrant 1t Is
composed of rare antiseptic herbs and is en-
tirely free from the Objectionable and lnlu
rious ingredients of Tooth Pastes. etc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-23

crossing. gave him all the chances [ could.
Ny train was five cars and coach. 1t is on a
down grade. | think | could stop in 300
yards at the rate of speed l was running.
c. G. Huff, the fireman, corroborated the
above.
Martin V. Follett, being sworn, testified as
follows:
l live in Virginia; am conductor for the "
& T. r. r. company; had charge of train
mentioned above. l heard usual whistle
for the crossing; then Immediately | heard
4 signal for brakes, when | commenced to set
brakes as fast as | could. After We struck
the waggen stopped my train and came back
Did not See any man when | came back. Train
left Carson at IL :. N.
THE VERDICT.
The jury found that the deceased was a
native Of Canada, thirty eight years of age,
and came to his death April 22d by being
struck by engine Nc. IS, of the V. Il. R. R.,
and that no blame can be attached to the en-
gineer or any OF the employees on said train.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-23

TEE Snow BLOCKADE. The storm in the
Sierras still continues and trains are still de-
layed at various points by crushed snow sheds.
Abouts 1000 men and 25 engines are en-.
gagged at various points clearing away the
debris left by the snow slides The wires are
all down except the one belonging to the rail
road company, and everything is a stand
still between Truckee and Summit I'm con-
sequence of this there has been no stock quo
tations and no news from San Francisco or
any part of California. 1t is reported that
Marysville is flooded and Sacramento is in
danger. The last fall of snow has been very
moist and heavy and the warm atmosphere
coupled with the rains must necessarily have
resulted in flooding of the valleys of Cal
ifernia. When the blockade is raised the
inundation of letters and papers will keep
US busy for week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-23
TIE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CARSON, April %, 1880.
EDITOR APPEAL: To-day a French Canadian
coming from Mason Valley was crossing the
railroad track when an engine came and
smashed everything and killed the poor man
aud two horses. Now this story is old
Nearly every week accidents of this kind hap
pen. In the name of humanity l think that
the V. & I. r. R. should place gates at these
crossings belong to a family which made
their wing on railroads, and | understand
,mething about it. In all civilized cities YOU
see the railroad companies taking care to pro-
tct the lives of citizens. How is it that in Car
son such rich company as the V. & T. do
not place a man Ia charge Of gate at each
crossing Ia Chicago, New York. etc, they
take more care for a mans life than in this
country. The only thing l would propose
would be good law suit for damages, and
then Mr.. Yerington and friends might open
their eyes. 1t is shame to see man killed
in such manner. The railroad men should
know that in all countries it is never allowed
to detach all engine from the main train near
a crossing. will say no more to-day. but as
friend of labsrers, will see to their good
| Remain, Sir, DIX. KEARNEY
In the instance which DR.. kearney alludes
to the man who was killed clearly paid the
penalty of his careessness with his life. He
was driving alongside the track for half
mile and must have seen the trala coming, as
the track was clear for a mile. He should
have stopped and let the train pass, as the
engineer had every reason to believe he would
de. The suggestion that guards be placed at
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-23

M. COIN To THE FRoNT.-The popularity
of the dry goods store Of nj. COIN is not
only household word in Carson, but it ex-
tends all over Ormsby and the adjoining
counties. His Spring stock, purchased III
the East, is the best selected one ever
brought to Nevada's Capital. 1t embraces
everything rare and beautiful in the way of
Spring and Summer fabrics, and in the Ian
guage of the Snowman, must be seen to be
appreciated" Mr.. COIN is judicious buyer,
and such men are always prepared to under
selltheir neighbors. Give him a call and be
convinced that we are stating facts.
MUsICAL.-Miss Lizzie Davis, of Virginia
City, teacher of the violin, comes to Carson
every Monday and remains until Wednesday,
Adults or children wishing to become rapid
and correct performers on the violin, and to
acquire profound knowledge of musical
time and to read readily, also generally mu-
steal theory can get all necessary informa-
ton as to terms etc, by inquiring of c. A.
Marston, photographer, or at the Arlington
House Lessons in dancing given by Brown
IL LAWS DIT AIlIuSbOH Ian C'Cly
from liam. till 9P. NJ. Social every night
after dancing school, m9
ATTENTION The greatest wonder yet dis
covered in medicine is Mrs. DR.. Howes
celebrated rheumatism, neuralgia and tooth
ache cures. Would you rather suffer the
pain of having a tooth drawn than buy
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 80 swab teethipg baby's mouth
will instantly relieve the little sufferer.
The medicine does not cauterlze, and is very
pleasant. Sold by all druggists. mh7
PROFESSOR LANGER's Music CLAss-Prof.
LANCER, the well known leader of Pipers
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 voca |
and instrumental instructions and teaches |
IN the piano and violin. He will give less |
ons on Wednesday of each week. Orders
IAN be left at the APPEAL office. FILM
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-23
BRIEF MENTION.


Jack McQuaid, the we'll known Bodie at
torney, is ia the city.
The funeral of Mons Fourier took place
from the Catholic Church yesterday.
The funeral of George Hayward will be
under the auspices of the Mason fraternity
Danl Abel, of the Mint, has secured a
patent for an improvement on a steam gener
ator.
Dalton, the engineer injured in the smash
mp of Wednesday, is much better and will re-
cover.
Allen P. Kelly, formerly of the San Jose
Herald succeeds Wells Drury or the evening
Chronicle.
The funeral of George Hayward will take
place from the Episcopal Church at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
Trenmor Coffin, the attorney who has been
laid up for some days with the mumps, is out
again on the streets.
The festival which was to come off at Gen
one week on account of the bad weather and
death of George Hayward.
Yesterdays extra edition of the APPEAL was
exhausted by o clock in the afternoon Back
numbers of the APPEAL can no longer be had
at this office. We will try to make the edi-
ton of te-day big enough.
Tho a, ,
nights Tribune was clean plagiarism from
Bob lngersolls speech before the Cincinnati
Convention in 1876. A man who steals with
good taste, however, is to be preferre to the |
man who writes badly and forces his produc-
tions upon the public.
New STAGE RoUTE. United States |
Stage Company have started stage line
from Carson to Bodie and Aurora via. Mason |
Valley and Dayton. The fare on this line
has been reduced to SO The route is longer |
but the roads are better. The first stage by |
this route starts this morning
Whenever the Tribune gets in a bad hole it
begins to slobber on the leading citizens
This is the best evidence that it feels sick,
otherwise it would cover them with billings
gate. The article ON "Some of our solid
men is a fair sample of this time worn dodge.
Blame or praise from that source have of late
been rated alike.
The Tribune man Is now max ing strenuous
efforts to "hunt his hole" We assure the
pu bic that the battered and bleeding carcass
of the variant shall never be allowed to reach
so desirable retreat He shall perish where
we found him, on the ash heap in front of the
ArPEAL office; and every man and woman
who has felt his fangs and trembled at his hiss,
mains.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-23

A CARSON EDIsoN.-George Weston of this
city, has invented burglar alarm which can
be screwed into door in such way that if
the door opens in the night a cap is exploded
which frightens the burglar and rouses the
household. 1t is cheap, simple and effective.
ARRIVALS The following persons arrived
On the southern stage yesterday evening
John johnson, G. w. Painter, c. Harrigan,
j. D. McClain, T. w. W. Davies, J. A. Nc
Quad, c. G. Chapman.
DEPARTURES The following passengers de-
parted per southern stage yesterday morning:
j. A. Dryden, John Hoy, II, c. Ward.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-23
ALWAYS AHEAD !!

The Olcovich Brothers are now offering
their stock at such rates that it will pay II
thrifty persons to buy goods at their store.
Just opening:
Two hundred pieces new choice prints
An invoice of E. 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 50 cents per
yard.
OLCovICH Brothers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ORMsBY House, SHARP BkoTHERs PROPS. -
.. ID. Wheeler, Virginia; Matt Mcdonald,
Bodie; Mrs Rosenthal, Bodie; J. LANCER,
Virginia; G. w. Stewart, Benton; Miss Belle
Henderson, Reno; F. j. Jessup, Virginia
Mrs. Plummer, Reno; A. b. O'Daugherty,
Phoebe; T. w. w. Davies, Carson; G. c.
Chapman, Bodie; VIM. Tomkins and wife,
Virginia; d. McRae, Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-23

L NESS Agency Anything that you wish to have and
do not know where get it, may be furnsed here be
Merchandise, Hep Work Information. Agencies Com
missions and Correspondence either in English French
German, respectfully solicited No. 529 street
crAmsnto, California. Cut this cut for reference.
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