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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-14
NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
rME D0iIap WAR;

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the DAILY HERALD, and is arranged in handy departments
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Embraces special dispatches from all quarters of the
globe Under the head of
AMERICAN NEWS
given the Geographic dispatches of the week from all
parts of the Union. This feature alone makes the
WEEKLY HERALD
The most valuable chronicle in the world as it is the
cheapest Every week is given faithful report Of Pot
cal News, embracing complete and comprehensive dis
patches from Washington, including full reports of the
speeches Of eminent politicians the questions OF the
hour The
FARM DEPARTMENT
OF the WEEKLY HERALD gives the latest well the
of the farmer hints foI raising cattle, poultry grains
trees vegetables etc. with suggestions for keeping bu
ings and farming utensils in repair This is supplemented
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head of
Giving recipes for practical Dishes hints for making
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prices Every item of cooking economy suggested
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1879
THE EHass Il REVIEWS
RGACKw WOOD.
AuvAoa IZED REPRINTS

The Edinburgh Review tWhig},
THE westn,i nster Review (Libe all,
The London Quarterly Review OOnseryativel
The British Quarterly Review (EvangelicaD,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-14
ARLINGTON HOUSE,
NORTH CARSON STREET,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA

Having leased this well.k Gown brick building I motif
my friends and the ubc in general that it will be kept
a frstclass hotel in every particular
THE TABLE will be second to none in the State
THE b AR will be supplied with the best brands
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
fsGood cooks and gentlemanly walters hay been CO
cured.
AS an old resident OF Carson City, ask AID expect
share OF public patronage. Ny intention is attend
Porson to the wants Of my patrons. B. F. SMALL,
z-u Proprietor
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-16

0ociety % The ssme there - here. Peo-
pie talk. think. debate, sing snd--
DO they dance ?'
Certainly: Why no:
Haven't you any idea fsom What
you know that the next world. - Il 10
called. is better plsce IN live thsn
this!'
4 should say it was. most certainly
Why do you ask
'Oh, nothing in particular; only I
didn't know. but il I could get sit on
On afternoon paper. l might 60 over
some day..
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PIERCE COUNrx DasFRICr
OoUkT.

At the special term held IN Stella
COON, last week, litigatios was dispessd
Of % follsws:
Ezra II Neeker ". Hswlsy. Dodd +
Co.-Rstszasios sf costs. Costs r.
taxed.
in Dslph Q. 81. ". John and I g
Murray. Eiectment. Continued.
Jas Fulton W. J P and VIM 2 Byrd
Action on promissory note. Consin.
ued for service.
Pierce County W. J II Downsy Of o.
Action on official bsnd. >Afgue6 Il
Seattle on the 18th inst.
Henry Andrews ". Mary Msddso-
Argued and submitted.
In che smattef ef the insolvency at @
H RYak = entinned. i.
Tins Armstesn9 ". ] K Smith and
VIM H Msstin Damages. To b heard
in Seattle 1t special term.
Corbett & Msclesy ". q II Ryan ct
al.-FureslUsufe Continued to June
term.
Ezes NvAlaekar -. Poest Sound Man.
uiactSink o. -sisjuncti0n. Contiassd
to June term.
CIV Chittsnden W. Jas W Law and
Mary A Law-Foreclosurs. Continued
to June term.
MT Ward W. Ezra n Mseker and g
II Spi"ni' g-.Slander. Dismissed at
plaintiff 3 cOot.
Ezra NJ Mesktr ". VIM L.ns-Judg.
ment for plaintiff.
NV d stacey ". u II Ryan ct al
Chsncery. Dismissed on plaintiff 4
motion.
TS Sherwood ". HE Creditors
solvency. Continued.
Ezra Al Mesksr 70. Poget Sound Man.
ufacspsins Co-APFeal lrom, Justios's
CoufS. OOutioood.
Isaac Frsdrickson ". Hanson. Actsr.
son d Co-DAmages. Continued By
consent.
In the matter Of the contest Of the
will of J G Hildreth, deceased. Dis.
missed ct plalntlf5ss oose.
WE 6usksdc0f Va Peter Liebsr et Il
Action on promissory notes. Con.
tinued
DC Cameron W. Jasper aud Newton
Naturalization on promissvry notes.
Continued.
Geo Weller ". Daniels 4 Lathrop-
Account judgment for plaintiff.
Geo Weller W. jasper and Newton
Hartman Account. Continued.
Moore 4 Hunt vs. A Gasdella-Ae'
tion on promissory note. judgment ios
plaintiffs.
Van Ogle ". G g 4 W n McAillsu
and H Vanb:bbcr-Porecloeure. De.
fault and entry.
Jas Stewart 70. Luzsns Wsllacs. Ad.
ministratrix Of the estate Of w II Vel.
lace. deceassd-Foreclosurs. Contin-
ned.
McCiv 3 Rogers W. W 8 Leonard 4
Co-Debt. judgment for PLAINTIFF.
Louise 0euilains, Admin,siEstsix q
estate .f- II Goud,ime. deceased, ~. II I
Manchester ct IL Confirmation Of ssls
Contiaued.
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swEDENDORoIANloM IN LEAD.
WILLIE.

With ell The other religious denomi.
natjtns now sruneS ~ Lesdviils . Sve
den6oresAn Society. The, b-lisvs In
the other world. but think il II full u
flowers. and trees. and ch,ldrsu. aud
horsss. and birds. aud pretty Womsn,
and good men. aud oil else that 10 nice,
good and happy. Toey have cusious
notions about death. For iustaucs. eaid
ono Of them - . reporter last evening:
.whse Jon aSe dosd yoa wont heiisvs
it, - -N
Mop
Ma. cir. Altar you are dead the
folks in the seehse wesld viii have 20
talk wish you several days. perhsps,
before they can coovince you that your
physical or earthly body Il dsad.'
.tactr
II sestsinly will b fact 70 yeu:'
viii keep right On writing fool
ishness Tor the DsMsesas three or -four
days after l'm dead
The Swedeobosgiass believe thst
you will not be changed BY death. You
will have spiritual eye. peeuissly the
same hands. the same head. the zane
feet. the same immense brain.'
10, sir. You will b. The sane ..
now only you will be spiritual. Let
ma take yonr hand. CAu'tyoupee IT,
1t 10 all Met Whit = shaS Nlsr
Il gussa tbs mineral attractions. soet
Of an electricity that vibeatee between
the moon aud the earth. ain't itr.
No. it's nothing olsths kind. Tia,
life b tls sv6lt. 9Eath = ~ ssparaaiou
Of thak lie lfom th6 Dad. aeenasl
matter. Whatever Of life there 10 In
the nature never dies. Yos can't hill
tree. nor flower. nor bird. No.
thing that lives can ever die. Any per,
sou can both see and understand Who
will allow themselves to think
But what makee tho Swedsnborsiana
30 certain Of Ill thar
.Wssre certain because reason teaches
Ne that the Swsdsnbsrgia. doctrine i
rational. Besidss 20 have the positive
assertions ct one Who has been n the
spirit state. His name uas Sweden
borg
Tell ~. please. in ten words, il yos
can, just what kind Of . vnsld The next
one y There may b. those IN Lead.
vile wbD VII sant 90 70 over
'n ss'a world cxsosly l,ts tais world,
only clearer. blight = and 80. ss.r. Il
you have beautiful laum covvr<d W.T..
beautiful 6,wers and shaded walk ]
you will have It aud can enjoy /, rae
same Ia the next word q In th,s.
The only dioers..cs ~ill BE- that On the
other side y.u wiil l.ok u y.sar lasa
through spiritual eyes. a..d yos ~ill . :
the spssitaAl p~Tt. Ia vail - ths
real life II The spirit. - Il weee. a
every I've hihs il the wss)d.'
DO they run nesspAprsp ovss th-svl'
i cannot 80 Why lheg saeaA 80
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A wINrRR,s TALE.

A boy once took it into his head
That be would exercise his sled-
He took that sled into the road
And, lord . massey! how he slode.
And as be slid, be laughing cried
"what fan upon my sled TO slide"
And a. be laughed. before be knswsd.
He from that slidiaC slsd was sluds.
Upon the slAb where he vns laid
They carved this line: This boy ~
sIsde"
The daily gazette., 1880-06-26

my of the Shenandoah, amounting to
nearly 100000 men Of all arms. With
this force it was expected a decisive
blow, in one direction or the osaer,
would be struck, and General Han
cock was under orders to be ready to
move at few hours notice, either on
Lynchburg to cooperate with the Ar
my of the Potomac, or to take trans
por.s for the Southern coasSs to coop
Ell aoe with General Sherman, as the
exigeucies OF the campaign should de-
mand. The sudden breaking of Lees
lines at Peter burg, and the sui .'endor
at Appomateox, rendered neither of
these movements necessary. b..
Ibi-, the las. pait of his active mill
tafy service, while marked with no shock
Of opposing forces, was neve theless, de-
stineu to he a pei iod of great excitement
10 bins It as well as " The country.
While his heafqua lers were still in the
Valley OF the Shenandoah, in April,
1865, the conspirasors aga nst the lives
t the President and bis Cabinet con-
summated in pa =, l'eir plo', aud Prssi-
dent Lincoln was murdered, SecretsIy Y
ooWoiu Wr5 uSatiy otsUucu " uCath,ouu
the country was pane strlcken Dy the
sudden evidence of widespread, deeply
laid plot 10 destroy the entire Govern
ment by the abominated nduncivilized
method of secret and concerted asss isi-
nation. The million who siillliv to
remember that day will le .tiiy that the
MOI Uhell people Wee never before SO
shaken and unneiy d, even when con-
fronted with the Sc, crest disasters in the
field, az on that dreadful Ftlday In April
1865. 1t seems TO most patlio. ic people
es though the sun of I'beICy had gone
mo pei fetpal ecl:pse. A feeling Of such
ulver. al .ear and dis rust peivaded the
ration, that men looked in each others
faces with tine despair which comes over
the soul when Nature experiences some
awful cat clysm, and when there is no
LONGER any hope for rmankind. Happily,
this feeling was only, temporary, but
while It la ted 1t was pliversal and real.
General Hancock was SUM- moned al
once to Washington. The extent of the
conspiracy soon bscame known, and the
measures taken by him to confront the
secret peril were thorough, and cont ID
uted greatly to the terror.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-26
LINE:

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday,
NEW YORK TO GLAb6OW, HUt
CABINS, $50 to ESQ. STEERAGR, cas-.
These Steamers do not Dairy cattle. shesp pies.
NEW YORK 10 LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS, 655 to t65. Excursion at Reduced Rates
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
All Staterooma on Main DeoG.
Passengers book ed at lowest rates to or from ans
Railroad Station III Europe or America.
Drafs at lowest rates, payable 0free OF chargs.l
throughout England, Scotland and Ireland
For books ofinforma alton, plans, &C., apply 70
HENDERSON BRoraxHa BowLIfe GREEN, N 7
Or to SAM. r. Belts, Adams Express,
apr2O- Wilmineton, Dc
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III
HIi.
r]-
WIN. KENNARD ! co.
Are offering some
Decided Bargains
In following goods:
Best make of
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS,
At sI.0O.
FANCY MATTINGS,
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The choicest styles OF
ZEPHYR aINGHAMs,
At lsc. have been zoe,
A new lot OF
SHETLAND sHAwLs.
At 81 each.
New style OF
LINEN BUSTERS
WOOL DRESS GOODS.
Reduced from 25c. to l5c
A handsome line OF
BED SPREADS. -
very choice line of
SATIN AND GROS GRAIN
RIBBONS,
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LACES-
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LANGUEDOC, BREToNE, FRENCH,
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GOODS,
Also, fne line OF
HAMBURG and EMBROIDERY
TRIMMINGS.
NEW TIES
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VBIJINdS-
WHITE CREAM, BLUE AND
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In plain and dotted, very desirable.
HOSIERY
A very largo line OF excellent styles OF
MISSES and CHILDREN'S FANCY
HOSIERY.
At 25c. per pair, all sizes
w. N. Kennard & Co.
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WILMINGTON. DEL.
-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.

m. KENNEDY
RHsPrcrFULLY ANNOUNCES THAT he
~ II . candidate for the otfice Of Town MAJ.
shsl. Date Of election. Monday, the "a az Oh
Nay next II td'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
A Dog Story.
Detroit Free Prsss.

Before the train left Bay City ysstsr-
day morning for Detroit woman nearly
siI feet tall and having . complexion
like Q fresh. burned brick. entered the
depot followed by . dog almost a. big as
. ysarling calf. Having purchased .
ticket, the woman stood beside the train
until the conductor came along. when
abe led of-"You have been piuted out
20 me a the boss OF this train" "Yes."
was his modest reply. "Well, I'm 60
ing to Detroit fur the old man." Yes"
"Ana this dog is going along with me.
He goes whore I 60 every time in the
year" eyes. he can 60 down In the
baggage car" Not any be can't That's
what stopped you for. This ere dog
il going long In this ere car and no.
where else r. '.The rules Of the road"
"Rulss bs hanged! My old man can be
banged around by everybody, and he
never demands his rights; but Lucinda
haint Thomas - not by jugiul |"
"Madam, let me-" 81 don't want no
clawing Of r. she interrupted. a. she
peeled Q pair OF black mittens OF her
big red hands. 'I'm going and the dogs
going. and ! want to know II you want
% raise Q row on the cars or have 1t
right now and hers!' Tho conductor
looked the dog over and was about to
shake his head. when the woman began
untying her bonnet and quietly re-
marked, ~ s'pose. being rs l am u
vonan n vould be no more than fair
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Towx OF GoLp HrLL, !
County Of storey. State Of Nevada, \
EahrusrY la. lfaQ.

h EpwAlp KxxxrY, associate owner IN The
Bouth Jackst mine. Gold Hiil Mining DIS.
trics, storey county, state Of Nevada:
xea are hsIsby nSs,asd that the undersiued
q york for ls1o on the above claim required b.
~, 2s1l Revised statutes OF the United etatss.
- your pro rata phare OF said work amounts
- Thirty.thres Dollars and Thirty.thrss Osnta
a. ~. And II within ninety days sitsr this
lgeice ey publication you fail or refuse 70 cen.
VII be forfeited and become ths properly Of
~ Subscriber, under said Section Sf7l.
letensdC JOHN okARY, .
B tai On 70. address, Geld mn, New.
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Received, That the following test bs required
OF each and every voter at the primary slcc.
lions; That he supported the Republican State
ticket at the hst general election, OF would
have done % had he voted. and . pledge 70
Convention. I. L. REQUA, Chairman.
ALI. DoTxx. sscfstsry.
NarlG
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REPUBLICAN,
STATE CONVENTION.

ATA MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN,
"A State Central Committee Of Nsvsds, held
1t Virginia City, February Is, 1850. tho follow.
ing resolutions were unanimously adoptsdi
Essoired. That the Republican Stats Central
Committee OF the State OF Nevada order that .
stsrs Convention Be held at Austin. Lander
county, In this Btato. on Tuesday, May II. 1850,
a. - hour OF II o'clock 4. y. OF said day. for
the r-rpotc OF clecting nx deleestes and SIX
allerh:ft. TO represent the Republican party Of
Nevada IN the National Republican Convention
to b,''': ~ Chicago. Illinsis. June .. 1880.
Reso'reJ. That We recommend that the ssv.
erri ilepuhlicsu County Central Committees
OF the ktats OF Nevada call primary elections
OF the people for the purpose Of elscting dale
gates Ia the g.id State CONVENTION at Austin
the .sid primaries 70 be held On or before Nay
8. 1850
Reso,r,i. TnS he basis Of representation In
sxid Convention shall b one vote for each and
every 100 vote, o. fraction OF % or over 70.
cast at the last general election for the Rspubii.
eau stats ticket. to-wit
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08

ONLY a SOLDIER.
hY AsNEs nAcpoSKLL.
Unarmsd and unattended walks the Gar
Thressh Mescows busy ntrset one winters
IN. crowd uncover a. his face they sss.-
''0od srsst the Cxarr' they say.
ALONG his path there moved . funeral.
Gray spectacle Of poverty and vos.
4 wretehsd slsdss. dragged by one wsary man,
s,swly seross the snow.
Ana ON the sisdgs. blown BY the winter wind.
Lay poor conn. vsry rude and bare.
And be Who drew it bent before his load
With duli and sullsn air.
The Emperor stopped and bsckonsd to the man.
"Who isr thou Dearest to the graver' he said.
s'0nly colder. sirsr' the abort reply.
"Oaly soldier. dad"
..oniy 4 soidisrr' musing. said the Cxar;
"Only RussLan. who Was poor and brave.
Move On. follow. such one soes not
Unhonorsd 70 his grave"
Is bent his head. and silent raised HE cap;
TIE csar Of al the Rassias. pacing slow.
Yollowing the comm. - again 10 went,
Slowly scross the snow.
TAs pssssrs Of the street. all wondering.
Looked on that sight. then followed silently;
Peasant and prince. and artisan and clerk.
AL N enc company.
etill, q thsy went. the crowd grew ever more,
TIN thoasands stood around the irisudisss
grave.
Lea by that princeiy heart. Who. royal, true.
HonorsA the Poor and brave.
march ., 1850. London Spectator.
NorI.-This incident is narrated By lady
Who waa living In Moscow when IL tsok place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08

FOR TOWN MARSHAI.
~. z. COPELAND
ESPnorFULLY ANNOUNcES HtAsELF
n 10 the voters Of sold Hin - candidate
for the once Of Town Marshal. 70 Be elected
on Monday, NAY "a. next. ms ID
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TransferS. Issues Commercial and Traveller
Credits. This bank has special facilities for
dealing In bullion. tu
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been In operation.
$1,000 REWARD!
an THE lsTH DAY OF JANUARY
~ last, now nearly sixty days ago.
THREE RUFFIANs,
Armed with Iron bars and an loo pick, made
A Fisadish Attempt to Assassinats
Ny BROTHER. THOMAS L. CLARKE.
Il. had done them n, personal injury; be was
Ru ~ o, NO 06ensc asainft the law, or against
socist uni - Il bs an onenss for an American
cits,n a,svrt the Independence OF labor; the
freedom VI tfiyate contract, and the right to
live b, h"pe,t t,il. for honest wages, without
dictatio. irvm o'ganized lAwlessnsss. II was
In Broad Daylight and on . Public
Street Of Virginia City
That this dlabolicsl sssault was made. Il 10
unsccountable that such crime, committed
under such circumstances, could - long escape
dissection. ! had hoped 20 abhorrsnt deed, %
H4xlLIOu1 4QQ QnukCE0un btag - pOArSbsA hS-
erty, would arouse the popular indignation.
quicken Official zeal, and speedily bring the
guilty 70 justice. 10 Ear this hope ID without
fruition.
Tho Assassins Are Still AZ Large.
For their detection and conviction. solely that
the law may b. vlndicatsd. and % helm.
ous Q crime not Be porpetrafsd
with impunity, now oner
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARs
REV ARDi
PAYABLE ssss upon the delivery Of each TO the
Warden Of the PonitentiarY 1t Carson.
IAl,e Oner a Like sum Fer the Con.
vietien Of Asy and All Aeessseriss Be
fore or Aftsr the Fact.
ROBERT n. CLARKE.
clrson City. March Is. 1850. nri7 SOD
d. sAI1Alu. t.p..oLson.
ekLLATIN & FOLSOM.
GOLD MILL. NEVADA.
....DlALns u..-.
n A r p w A r E.,
Iron, Steel, Coal,
Astovss, Tin wars'%
FUSE. POWDER. ROPE. BLOCKS
GAS PIPE AND FITTINGS,
Shovels, Picks, Handles, Nails,
Milling and Mining Goods
GALVANIZED IRON PIPE
MADE TO ORDKs.
AGENTS FOR
Albany Machine OIL and Lubricatins Compound
10m
FREIGHT DELIVERY!
GOLD NEVADA.
HAVING MADE FULL ARRANGEMENTS
II for the reception and delivery Of AZ kindi
Of FRKl9nT coming over the VIRGINIA AND
TRUCKRR RAILROAD 70 the
GOLD MILL pEPoT
From the iiehtest PARCKLs OF GOODS ana
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
To the HEAVIEST MACHINERY, BOIL.
ERS, ETC., ETC.,
Am prepared TO accommodate al who dosirs
ny services In that line, upon
REAs0 NABLk TkRms.
Parties wishing mo 10 receive and deliver
thoir freight will plcase direct shippers 70
msrk plsinly-"CH y. g., Gold Hin.N
an THOMAS GALLAGHER
rA MPNN NO DlV
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.

DRsPROrFULLY Announces HIMSELF
h 70 the voters OF Gold Hill ~ candidate
Tor the once Of Town Marshal, to Be voted iof
Nd usxt.
, 1880-01-04
Dedication Of n Joss House.

: San Francisco Alto, De. 81
The new Chinese joss House, Mt No. 5R Pine
street, was dedicated last evening. The building,
which is scarcely finished, Is seventeen feet wide,
two Stories, full OF Chinese eccentr1cities. Above
the entrance is handsome marble slab, gilded
In heather characters, and bearing the English
inscription, "Kong Chow Asylum" The build
ing stands upon the first piece OF real estate pur-
chased in San francisco BY Chuamen- Its cost,
when completed, will be $500. 1t IS built by
contri buttons from nnttves OF the Kong Chow
District, China, and, in addition to being used as
a place Of worship, Will be utilized as temporary
and Paradise, via Pacific Mail route. The fes-
tivitics begun last night will continue for eight
or ten days, that time being devoted once In
three years, according to Mongolfan ethics, to
THANKSGIVING for good crops Of piss and fall
urcs in the yield Of I=ishmcn. a large number
of curious whites attended tho dedication last
night, and Tero industriously shown about by
their proud brother barbarians. Entering
from Pine street. fickertng light, senI
revealed the hight Of Chinese e1trava-
gnnce in brightly -colored piper ornamenta-
TONS a gorgeous embossed paper picture,
representing the SOP Of the moon taking the
salary pledge, especially excited the admiration
of the coiOTed uf1stocrats. Several booths
of oddly-shaped and e1pressloncd female dolls,
arranged in various tragfc hantomimes, also
called for free appreciation. Iha walls were
covered with flaming red Roste5s1 but ,,st the re-
read them. Turning a short corner anotho~
room was entered. At the entrance were two
flerce-lookfng giants, about twelve feet each
in hight, glar1ug at the passers-by with all the
maIignity Of female book agents but not q 1.-THE
so dangerous The same 1efhcSsueSS IS 10 nigh