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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
THE BErRoTHAL or PRINCE.

From The London Gi0b-.
His Ulrhness the Gaekwar of BaIOda was, ~
il we'll known married last January. and
The Times Of iRd says" be story Of ms court'hlp
is as thoroughly Eastern as a1yhnf bIrs ang
lovally felt or cigncd that he had no riGht what
ever to NEEDLE in such matter rs the selection "i
cOnSort for himself. q matter which exclusively Ne
longed 20 his attcctl0nate mother. Ana her hl1u.
ness the NahdTani Jumaabal Sahch. rs the mead oi
the Ciaek war family, had 81 desire the beWan NM
self to lend bus utmost personal assistance m ms
delicate business. Mate n-maknG. saws SIT MI
ava Row. in hi> account of the progress 81 thr 'i.I
OF Baroda Is fraught Win pleasant anNlei!cs Tor
any mother and IN the present instance ne mo-
Is one of the highest ladies of the lana. '-''N
en- sSaries started rom BirOGa ana went io ol''Fs
countries. some travelling ign disguise, ana "ih'IN
with pomp and circumstance IN e SNORT |i"';
descriptive letters, illustrative photo-raPH-, d t'
complete horoscopes VoudtfIu4is sh"" III '' 'i''
planets Oh their best nrha'Or poured 10 utoH
blessing of the tnt.l2rY d'itlcs was oe''",s '.-
volel tine good VIII OF the priests was lno3i ',''
AMI asfro' 0rer. I'D solemn con,i"Nt were '..'
uurrruLlv Ilt. luret the mystic nhurh''' gu ID"
EnlIc I.l tLe Aaharall Nls also A'e.To.i~ oi lu'-
filing Wora Tru-alc condition.. anu -"r Hid D."
satisfy in Der choice -uch worldly person" 'i' ,H'
Govornor-Ceuerals agent ara TIE Df"'H ID '-'
~faratM girls are. however almost always man,
ned youns. .nl q. TIE Tar>"afs m'iiii-r -'.
been d.. eried untJ hs WAS seventeen A. airs @io iI
Va- Not only necessary taar h.s Drde ~""''" re
young lady OF h.2I .un y at Aeaitn inr ~.
etucation and aceompH-nncnts, but thdl sine
should b. oi adIoc~. cut axe. IL va. a''""-l .4.i
,o..iI. to ind D. -iri aruro1ching to the required
,-,, .... III. ,.,r,. .i or urcngqrrt. Even
when tI. ..oc-.-- parents were apnrod. h.d ihtt
t.,r- ID Btrl.t. as 81 Ola inspection. even on tAe
chance OF uciH- married b." ODD mrs, .' ''' '.''
n india. THINGS came 10 % tcal-.'rht Aii i'i'
Cu-t.- Mother lHl to press Doe Ht, 'D i0 Ir.L' u-i
H.-i uor.,e. .ntu .uIc. and sci ou, Tor tt Hrrr'u
Iu search OF an eligible lads. Accompanied "l
llul of tl' N.hartiti'- rel. 'iv.s and t' I.ic l-,
lc started for Pooud ou tA.s cuf1"- quest. ID .i"
h-'n arranged. Doe sass. t-'' I--' al '"'' '''',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02

1877 1913 1871 III 20I 2o4 2e5 211 22s ESQ., 253 ZOE
200 26u 2G6 272 40, 2St. 2Sb, 2SI. go W.
GENERAL TERH-AdjOurned until Novcmber 20 ~ -
CIRCurr-PAHT i -. court opens al AO'oo III
Adjourned Unit MONDAY next ~.
PAT II-smth, court opens az 1880 m'-No
day calendar. -. - -
PAM TI-van Worst, Court opens at 1880 m-No
dav calendar. - , -,
sper and Russol Jj.CDurt opens AZ u A. iie,i ~
TR0Jm-NOA l. p g. j. D. T. T. = 3 10. H. T. 10 L. 10 49,
SPECIAL Terri Freedman. 7 - Court ut 10 a IN
Calendar called ar III % m.NOg p, ID
CoMHoE PLEAs-GFYERAL rTRM-C p. DAILY T. j ana j.
r Daiy Ifnss -touri onens ~ l n N 80,
J. li3 lOl Los, A. s. Ill -, y6, lls lla l@U LII -
lZj pa l2G -. - a ~
TRiA rRRN-PAAr Ivan Brunt court opens a. II ,d A.
a. Nos "A gO4 SD 49, i5. Gfi. 500. -2t -@i' SO ~,
93l ~i2 500 s3i So 1885, 837 So SD $40 o'4' ''-
e4a IA
NAaISE corr TRIAL rER8-PART Sheridan lem r
superior court prrt lIi-tutT pens x -' 100
$50 lf4i siGO 3lg- ass. al 1913. 1870, 41V' "'''
P,tr Ii-Hawes J-ricI common Pleas Pait i-' a1
oncns Al 10 M ~ 3i- 1923 Jto5. 5-b4. a']9' 549i
9t-s 4so3 lSss 36.0 tZ7T 4ft, 42l2, 42ot ~ o -3i
$3.50 2-aS 83ls 27sl 2gl6 2g-b. 2r'i 20 5"V,' 49,
500 lO. 1913. 3uaf =, 5jdi 4ltJ fitJ -. -
M 1867 AGO. 2a9G l-J 225j p 5lBo'2 -saO ~ . 1'o'
PAR -Coru He'd IN superior Court: special ,rm
ourf . %. 100. "a tlN '~v'
ll- 1000 .-.t tsY- 1886. .u3 -tff 1872. jiJh 3tj-
firVFEai -Esaf0s--f'tHr i-tovuy J-Ihf fr"ple aki
anil battery I.ni N.alon. John har4rrty i'mds "I'5
l.rrl. Lew iu.rs'iv Henry Atrneck, Grand -AtcrhL
PAIR II--avth. H-Iue People Az. J1Iih MtblH'
William Htcun.c.. burglary John E,H.,y. sohn 49,, ,,
Jews f..,e pr.lence- william C.dlll@ton, Iett larceny
T.Fu I'D i. . f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02

IN Landau yadar obtained safe conduct for which
allowed me to return 70 Paris FOR several months.
NOT wish no be- humiiaed by an amnesty which the Lot
Centre Republicans have granted out OF pity wan
no pity Du Justice II they think can oe iorHNei, ~
that they are to be forgiven for nassacrng Soooo
Communicates" ...-. a.,
When asked BY the reporter what be intended doing ~
America General Bergeret. whose excitement as ne
MT ered me as words had increased 20 az extreme
nttch r-Dlied: II mean TO make America my home nc"
maj cannot live my nat we land without
intend writing rfes Of ARTICLES IN one OF rue NV
York papers on the French 60urGcoste that ahOhane
class which rules the country at thc present moment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
pRopOsAI.s FOR -UBsIsTENCE STORES

crF!cE ruEciA IS >ND DEPOT CoNMIssARY OF
Bel, IlSCE. tHAf,
Army ~ ldar .o.ue Gr"cur art foustou-sts,
EEw rlHk IrY ''L %. l7-O
Pro osa.. in -Iii-,e arl cnv,l pc. nmked Pro-
no. fs .,- idl S-tHi Go tlV under
-. 81 Dee r..- a. Jrct 20 tlr s al cOnl, ~, at
SO d. 80 rao place they vi, uo opened III presence
O l....,.. lUr IiV r. thr
sol. .r tI.r pOlt7 Ia Ie CITY ~ Ne" loIK a.
NV u.g.o,d Lac following Subsistence stores oI Tie
fi5'- 81 r. IN; pr ne Wheat Tor Baker ue 80 bols
Flour "a in A or Bakers aa". 30 ID 4
i.cc. CarCi1a Or J. ui,.f nh prnc ., o To- III DUES
-hrr $50 , l7rHi, .J'i H. 900 douO sack.
7 fpr osa 81 qu-Ltt, 40 10 lu lliIi chests
lea Y,inc II 40 i'm qu lily a. %. IN han cAess
ait Emo q DBL - q Al "a. ID raoh 49,, -,
r'uuEu equal anoInis OF ! 10 ana ID 'ns - anu -
10 c.as'. ,,....
t--e kam u DaIiors. latest importation, 1000 To
FEE. ch,,ce Mocha 10000 %, N double sacks.
D-,ls Iut. 400 rac-. - - " rs.
ri Is. CurruL l~~ N rADs. q 70 case.
NJ Ic.roui ~ 10. 70 packAg - - 20 case - "a
Mustard Eng llsh, CO.mans lS"b Pi'uhu'h 9O uns &c
PSac q. 10 80 cans. Heavy syrup. p 20 c.se
Pine 4 plea Il n chs Heavy syrup "A 70 case
a la0n, 54u n can- - 10 ca-o
-a4u.0u, 81 - - 10 ca-e
al T,.t.c 1. bbl. each g. utSlnng 30 SD packe<S
~aucc Wo' oostcrshre. Lea Peruhs' law hau pint
s wc,er.hro Lea & PERKINS,. Jo1 pint bottles ~
,. -. lien .sr. . IN .asa. ~,
'a r ny. oi fa.k.d uou 3 n cans.
T.I..ct ,frI n In DO packages 70 10 cts"
vi Powder o. n. II mt ns. IL % lo cAre
auples ~ ali 4fuees required except WoceoIershite
-aae a. barrels hrst hnoi ana Al boxes 70 be
STANDARD samples b. seen ana lnI tnr lhI0rma
uo gwen Office The right Is reserved 70 relcet any
}. sdA JOHN T. hA"Ai ~ "' - .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
nouses ano Roc Udntco.

FURNISHED HOUSE wanted for the WIN
ter and spring rom aluui 10Th ~ November; situation,
near between 3tth nd t4ihstA ian
only adults AGENTS ned NOT apply
address, 4. a.. Union club. jthlve AMI 2l-t-sL
XLANTED.-A snail furnished fla, or one
w or two furnished floors by gentefl family Location
between aud and uth and j'b.ts. ADDRESS,
with terms CAREFUL TENANT Tribune Uptown Once,
l.23, BTOadwiy
NgvANIED.-Thrrc unfinished rooms, for
~ house .reuinr Dy hdy and daughter rent ow A. d.
s. 3uf Lexington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
Otto Drouertp 60 rst.

4 DVERTiSEMEET FOR THE NEW
~ YORK THIBU II WILL Br RECEIVED AT TT
UPTOWN OFFtCEa M L2BS Broadway, corner Thirty
nrstst sos rwcnty-tnrst Eighth ave. N0
gl Fourteenth UulDn-sq IIre. $50 Third
ave cor Forty sevcnth A.. the AHLEM OFFICE. No
i.OOI and 21si Third One trcl and weuty
f0Irth-st Harlem savings Bank Building as
regular Office
offices TO LET some desirable, ut low
" prlces IN the bindings aud Bcekmau st.. ll9
I33 Na-saust. Park Row. opposite =. d. rutland
& WHITING, Bockman-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
Gituarlons Uaure6-- females

A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
a. All Kinds ~ good competent Tomato serya1ts and use
,a ~ thc ,rge S es.she pR@TssFs HOME
BUREAU. 1873 Gthsve. fourth house a0ov, l0tb-si.
A LARGE number OF hrst-class Swedish.
the est Of aierences male or female Srs ds
landed wen recommended servants may Apply 100 East
29tl-st Gf,fMSKOLD
4 YOUNG LADY living in a large sunny
- country wishes 70 take the charge OF one Or
eH gTgi Sn motbers ere address COZ NrRY
HOME" tribune Uptown ONCE. l,2'S Broadway.
CHAMBERMAID and Wal rRESS.-By a
servant makes salads IS ready handy very neat about
all she does cty or country Inquire FOR MANY ~ o'
GOOK.-By neat cOlOred girl "a cook can
G vg good CRY referenocs can from 10 to J. ~ west
COOK.-By a Protestant woman rs good
- pialn ccos private family good references CAL at
COOK.-By IA steqdy, temperate Protestant
make S,a al. 20 'ps dcsshes &C. @'ry neat an o5uat
can DO hins about honsc from Etcaen u gsra.t ci
Tor ELIZA. 92 oth.age. Gelr lths.
EOOK, &r.-Br youn- Protestant woman "a
I 9ai. oDok and ozeeent atdres' best reieseneea %
"es'' ID &C. --
COOK. &C.-Two girls. together: one is
- ,o'niet eooE the Other 81 ass c'an3rTmad anu
, t,c r.f r-o,I o bt, ,,,ees hest c'fv references
Address a. VI Tribune Uptown mice. LBS roadway
COOK. CHANBERMAID, &c.-Two girls,
A. lub,raud ana waifr.s. uurxc DuonaDle city
enco- cty or country q ~ SO tliis1
COOK, WASH, RON.-By German help.
HOME sTRIAC - Iyr. iolr'a house above lo'nst
COON. WASHER and lRONER. &c.-By a
win best refcrcacoI Can De seen at present
p.pyer 80 trure-,t
nRESSNAKER.-Dy a Dies maker of twenty
J Years rr1rce IN 1 var. f.mIr Up win asnas
expected 30 Address tpr one wark j. 5
Tribune Branch Oti'e. ~ -I.t -i5i't
IENkkAL HOU>EN Otk.-By German
= woman or general Homework las emo Fra,,o 'e
2 u' lr o.tc t more thin wages 1927 ne seen al tt'-4
r~ iAN tJ-ih IL itrAL. i'- p'i-@.-.
GOV HiNtSS, &c.-by an experienced ana
- ,rust worthy North German lady. VINO unn' .taHiN
Ea.-, .Ich ana music. A. tote joss " comi. ia lH'
anu elii ''.'-il. i''Ii .lli'@l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
ii p,ru1l..rn ii mhnr- Wnnl

VALUABLE Wafer Privilege, mber, " ood
~ 40 4, nds For bout B. 90 acres ~ timber
ana n o. beech maple -Pru-e anh pihu situ"t~d IN
rs rate water priv czo 10 'o ''- =, % "a" In MI
hA ~ mod also thousand ,iS O AM ~ 'is i
snd ,ot 49, -, valuable INTEGRAL aEds nov rapidly deYrl
20 snyan with good prospects o. neh nepo,lus lel
opng ~ operate on al ~ either ~
hor PalnenfIon-d iana- viii have nOeiA induerinrhs
the - nndlv duvelop this valuable proper hoI un
ftrn ar address, MIhChA -' = v O-s
Ocice square. b"sDo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
CAIENDARs TOMORROW.

.,ruKyy HAAagGs-Dononue =. OF 90 IA
io,ao a m IiaIendAr called AZ ~ = M--N"A 90 o. "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02

DN IN Nm ~ a i-A,' ~ "a " -
FER oi nev No - Norh 'Hgr t'ot Of Aartol'-F
gag AID the is'o"'orta Of crossing mo Channel " small
AAti1I4U r. Jouc ---. " eAnesaaF. HoE' . p, , M
@ lg, . IS yea og,,, Z, nm
L0TIs % aAalAZ. a-.-L SOL a9s.-aZ -.--1a.
IUION LINE.
- r} oNi 9r.'. 7.-a5,,> NAlz7I1 7L.iv'aar5GL.
AVN. Pier 8 l H.. iaot * X 81 20.
EtlzoEt, ''-.--'- TUESDAY. I6y u.s. ,l ~ a
f'H'E '.--.----..---'--'- >.v 1 -. % M
W--.9 81 DAl De- Dee, H. d. D.. %.
P-r'mrn,s l'. are ir-'g WIN every ia 'll. to mac
- 'i'i l.l '.'' l ',i t' ,f ...-..r ''
' @. ' .i -s@, ',..1 , " '
aoa III l r..o5i 5 tG al low aia
.,..., -..,........ WILLIAMS 8 sgi2z.
Fayi. " l l.'t ID ..s a5. 'l ,aI AGistt5 '
FF,iIr - ;'D ........lag II 3L ~ .
Ir.. @oints ia ie soIia 81 1ns a6d. FIs .5a
5In. r. sireri.s from n,n6af, Or Iayrs ~
III .Hsi-Dr az 3d. e. 30 iIDHA.D - %
81, 81 I.a..-G. s. So. 81 lTaaa,gas, Il. x
sAPLaAL OEh'i,.AS VI IL In
STEAM -Ble ~ BETWEEN >EWYoRK'
- sou ~ tleN A,,rD l'f'''-"--- s,r Wv %
Dos AU... SAT- Noy. b. n, "a -ai ~ S2y NJ, ~
ioS. HA, III 0a bt.M EN. -.,
STFERAG-. go .,.,
Ger % Tenn is sa ri Pier je'w.ea second and
l1i'-' IT, i'0''1'H 1-'rInIcu7 & CO.. . BovanrGr.en
INliAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
Marry Lane routes az al season. Of The ye9r. 60,
ciTY Of Elga2S y lo Noy IS n : p I'm; m
CITY u M .L7---.-Il IA 10y 7J6 a M M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
tslusiral Instruments.

4 GREAT OFFER THIS MONTH.
~ PIANOS, $40, SJ5, s75. SEf EN OCTAVE SIS Mp.
Upright. 400, ORGANS. go; nVe si5 upwards
assortment and ond naai Pianos enerod at
shey prices cold email monthly insaimenls;
a. hor HORACE WATERS & CO. SO BToaisay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
GtaIlouerp

ERANClS & LOUTREL, 45 Maiden lane,
my low prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
o oohInn lJropcrin for Sale ano to ct

MISERABLE 10 ALLY on TIE HILL.
IL Rroo,l Two ,il--t0In. --tnn G"lsc- nr"
10 exchange sep.r for .puBtFy pr"p'
HOYT -ON * " LIS ,-N 60 ttl- 80 Va aust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
GeIu UGltco

GENERAL SERVANT wanted for Brooklyn;
N Tor a family Of three, Brooklyn glr preferred
Address \. T.. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
Che Gurt.
fceturss an0 NeeIln3s

MEXICAN INSTITUTE Quarterly Meeting,
~ THURSDAY. Nov. 4th. Il No - Cooper mon At
ocOcs p.
NETWORK HISTORICAL SOClETI.-A
stated meet NJ held At the Library on Tuesday
evening, November =, et ) 0cosk
me lev LEV ELY y d. BEVAN. ID. D.. will real q
second papsr ON The Visits al george Whteied 10
Amercar ANDREW WARMER Kec. riding SerTctary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02

d 'OOK.-By a neat cOlorcd girl as cook can
- give good city references cal from 10 to J. 22 west
3,tl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02

COOK.-By a Protestant woman rs good
- lan cot ia private family good references CAL ~
gLl N..l
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-05
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay of the teeth, an i'm.
pure breath must be the most notifying
and unpleasant to its possessor, and it is
the most inexcusiblea and offensive in society
and yet the cause of it may easily be 70
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that Justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
SOIODONT. It purifies and sweetens the
breath, cools and refreshes the mouth. and
gives q pearl-like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with sOZODONT, as
il removes all unpleasant odors of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-05

The ONLY JOB OFFICE. --The APPEAL Is the
only newspaper in Carson which has Job
Office attached. Political joo printing mad, q
specially. This announcement is made to let
the public know that any other newspaper
Office in Carson which takes orders for job
work is obliged to send it to Virginia City or
Reno to be filed. thereby causing delay t.
the patron of two days and the risk Of typo
graphical inaccuracies which could be corrected
if printed at home.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-05
TEE PARKINSON CASE.
THE JUDGES FAIL TO AGREE ON SEVERAL MA
TERIAL PoINTS-THE CASE GOES TO THE
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Judge Sawyer occupied the Bench of tn
U. S. District Cour. yesterday conformity witt
Judge Hillyer and the case of r. r. Parkin
son, convicted of ialse registration and illega
voting, was called The Judges were unable
to agree upon the following five points in the
Case and it was sent up to the Supreme
Court of the United States:
THE QUESTIONS To BE DECIDED
| l. Whether the evidence offered by plain.
tiff in error in the first point stated, upon
which the Judges were opposed, and repeated
by the District Court was admissible, and
whether the Court erred in rejecting it.
| The above was TO decide whether Or not the
Court erred in refusing to admit the testl-
| mony of Lee MCGOWAN on the grounds that
the records of the Court, which were COM
plete, was the only competent evidence.
2. Whether that portion of the charge
given by the District Court to the jury and
! marked as A is correct in law.
The above relates to the charge by the
Court that ignorance of fact sometimes ex-
cuses the defendant of criminal intent, but
not ignorance Of the law.
5. Whether that portion of the charge des-
ignated as Part B is correct in law and whether
the District Court erred in giving said charge
to the Court as stated.
The above alludes to the portion of the
charge given to the jury by Judge Hillyer to
the effect that the burden of the proofs were
with the defendant
4. Whether the portion of the charge
given by the Court and designated as Part c
is correct in law.
The charge of the Court was to the effect
tina. the burden of proof had been cast upon
the defendant by the evidence and he was
bound to prove his naturalization.
O. Whether the charge of the Court des-
ignated as Part is correct in law.
This charge was to the effect that the pros
ecution was not obliged to show that the de-
PENDANT had voted for candidate for Con-
gress. 1t being held that the fact of his
voting at all was sufficient to warrant an in
dictment.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-05

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.--The Rooms of the
Ladies' Circulating Library and Reading
Room, on Carson street, next door north of
Savings Bank, are open every day from 2
to half past P. NJ, and from half past 6
10 each evening. The payment of Fifty
cents per month entities each member to all
the privileges of the Library. The reading
public are invited to visit these rooms and
avail themselves Of their advantages.
oc16 I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-05

Old THEArER SALooN.-John Quincy Ad-
ans Moores Hall is now the headquarters of
tho Republicans of Ormsby county, and his
saloon will continue to administer to the
wants Of the thirsty on all occasions. Al
though his liquors are unequallsd in Nevada.
be still maintains the old price, one bit
drink
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-05

STOOD BY THEIR CoLoRs.-The majority Of
the French vote went Republican and helped
to save the day in Ormsby. The Establishments
of the Dsmscrats anda brass band played every
half hour in front of the French Hotel had
no effect upon the descendants of La Fayette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-05

To ~HE LAD1Es.-Mrs Temple, Of Rem q
Neva6a, has received fine assortment of the
famous Union suits Of merine for ladies an6
children, and is prepared to sell them at
prices to accommodate the times. Call at
her place, on Virginia street, and inspect the
goods, before sending yenr money out of the
State. sp17m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-05

THE OYSTER MONTHS. And now comes
the oyster months-and also the oysters
Vucanovich Brothers have on hand the big,
raw, Eastern oysters, put mp after the most
approved fashion. Oysters received fresh,
daily. olm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-05
BRIEF MENTION.

A nurse girl wanted. Apply care of AP-
PEAL office.
Col. w. II. L. Barnes. of San Francisco,
was in the city yesterday on legal business.
Yesterday the Democrats were still keep.
ing their courage up by betting $50 to 500
On New York.
Yesterday the aews was received that COL
Lee, the father of Mrs. Jewett Adams, had
died while on his way to Texas.
Some of the men defeated for small county
Offices feel very blue. Brace up, boys, think
how Hancock must feel ever on Goveanor's
Island.
The juveniles of Carson now amuse them
selves with tsrch light professions of from
four to six torches. The enthusiasm is ire.
mendous.
Last night Messrs Hallock end Crockett, of
the Board of Capitol Commissioners, went to
San Francisco to select new printing office
for the State.
Mrs. H. F. Rice, widow of the late H. +.
Rice, Miss Vssey, sister Of Mrs. Harry Whit
ney, and Miss Jennie Yerington, daughter of
Superintendent Yerington, arrived in this
city from Canada day before yesterday,
We hope to see the time when editors will
put something over the head Of their columns
after election day beside q big eagle, such as
probably belongs On fve.cent matchbox,
with the motto, LET the eagle scream" The
Bodie Free Press fell into this hackneyed
groove this year. Editors should keep sober
in the midst of political excitement.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-05

ELECTRIC BELrs.-Thaxter has some genu.
inc electric belts for sale, which, in q few
weeks transformed conson ptive into
prize fighter. IT
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STOCKS.
MORNING EOAND.

MORNING EoAnD.
30 Ophir--7 *
JGO Mexiean--73
$40 Gould and Culry-3 ~
200 Best and Belcher-Ss
so California;
$50 Savage ~
24O Con. Virginia. 90
lao Chollar-2 20
$50 Potosi-2 10
2O5 Hale and No.cross-:} %
S7o Crown Point 10
$50 Yellow Jacket-305
$40 Imperial-20c
80 Condolences 20
o95 Belcher--1 81
100 Sierra Nevada-1i
175 Utah-6s
80 Exchequer--l
ID Seq. Belcher-7
,05 Bullion %
So Oyermnn-1
$40 Justice-75c
80 Union Con. 10 l03
l43O Alta-370
100 Julia 45c
1910 Benton-1 20
100 N. Y. Con.
$50 Occidental
40 Scorpion 20
240 Andes-S0
$50 Lady Washington--;i0c
200 Caledonia-75c
l25 Silver Hill-45c
EVENING BOARD.
3O3 Grand Prize-1 %
100 Navaj o--4Oc
900 Argenta-23c
20 Day-25c
so Albior--40c
100 Wales-1 %
200 Belle Isle-95c
so Noonday-l so
100 North Noonday-15e
$50 Columbus-2
20 Bedie-4
100 Mammoth--15
10 Con. Pacifc-l$
400 Jupiter-4O
100 Goodshaw-5Oc
100 Concordia-1
800 Champion--5c
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100 Boston COM 25
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70 Belvidere-40c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-05

DErARrxD YESTERDAY MORNING.
Ed Reed Mrs Noraurich
Mrs Allen & 2children B Stewart
Pat O'Neil Mrs Gillispie & Och
Fl Ward
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
. d Fsrnum JJKelley
e P Lovejoy Thos Frazer
Jas Frazer Evans
Mrs Dobson VIC Bryant
w H Morgan H Stevenson
v Fl Pease T NJ Byrpes
y Cambridge and wife Cornell
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Observation-Disclosures afternoon officers
Duncan and Stems captured, near the depot,
Whitfield, who escaped from Treadway's ranch
about month ago. He is very thin in flesh
and completely worn out. When taken he
said: "Boys I'm starved cut, for Gods sake
take me to restaurant" He was taken to
Mitche!rs restaurant and slowed away three
square meals with keen relish. He said he
had wandered ABOUT the mountains night and
day snbsisting by raids on woodchepper's cab
ms. A few days ago he got shave at Genoa
and as he expressed it "stood of the barber. "
He was really glad to get back and laughed
and chatted with all who came in. He il
now back in his old quarters.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-05

To LET. "A nice suit of rooms, furnished,
with kitchen attached inquire at this
sfEce o13tf
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRAsBY HOUSE, SHARP BKoTHRRs PROPS
|. Sawyer, San Fran Miss Dodsop, Bodie
w H l. Barnes, do Miss Franks, do
} Haley, Virginia WI Morgan, do
w @ Crosbie, do Kelley, do
J Smith, do Horn, Eureka
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TRAVEL.

ny Virginia and TFackee Railroad.
LEPr BY SLEEPER LAST NIGHT.
y James l E James
. Jackson H Rossner
W 8 Wood Judge Sawyer
J + Hallock F A Tritle
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THREE RAscALs. were two men who
voted twice in Ormsby On Tuesday. Both
voted in Empire and then came up here and
got their ballots in on the names of absentess.
One said after he had succeeded in feeling
the Judges: 1T was dark and slipped it in. I"
He left the country, fearing arrest, but the
other is still in the county and should be
made an example of. The authorities can
reach him in an hours notice if some one
will file the necessary complaint Another
man who was about to vote was challenged
because he had received $50 of corruption
money. He did not argue the point, but left
the polls as rapidly as possible. The man who
paid him the money can have the satisfaction
of knowing that it was $50 thrown away.