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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14
IN BRIEF.

Would you dress in the most fashion
able style, order your suits from Bos.
kowitz, County Building.
Remember the dancing party next
Saturday evening at the Carson Opera
House. Dancing to commence at Sand
to close at IL o'clock. Admission only
fifty cents. ...
NJ. w. Startling, one Of Carson's dele
gates to the Sovereign Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows, which recently met in Gin
cinnati, Ohio, is expected on this morn
ing's lightning express. "Mebbe So"
Miss Belle Douglas, who used to de-
light Carson people in the early days of
the now old Carson Theater, is playing
with the Robert McWade party in
Reno.
Fred NJ. Sterling, foreman of the
coppersmith department at the V. & T.
r. r. shops, while welding heavy
hammer yesterday accidently struck
his thumb, breaking a bone and cutting
off a piece Of the thumb.
Geo. c. Staley, m actor well known
in Carson, is about to take a benefit in
Salt Lake City, and it is announced
in Staley's advertisement that he will
be assisted by 'the talented comedian,
Mr.. John w. Wilkes, late of Baldwin's
Theater, San Francisco"
Yesterday was the coolest, dreariest
day Of the fall The clouds were hang
ing low over Eagle Valley, and west
of town, on the highest mountain peaks
to be seen from Carson, the clouds were
hugging the aforesaid peaks, which was
a very indiscreet thing on the part of
the clouds.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Condensed from the n. v. Mirror" OF
| Oct. Sth.
w. f. Sheridan, whose experience on
this coast has not been profitable one,
goes East soon.
Fanny Davenport has scored big hit
in Brooklyn, N. Y, in Lady Teazle, in
| Shcridan's School for Scandal.
Judge Tourgee is making some
, changes in A FOOLS Errand, which will
soon be put on the stage.
Robson and Crane, whose Chicago
engagement was not financial success,
will soon open in New York City.
Mrs. Imogen Vivian (Holbrook), re-
lict of the late Charles Vivian, has re-
turned to New York frsm Colorado.
Mrs. Francis Hodgson Burnett,
authoress, is in New York City making
some alterations in her play, Esmeralda.
Thomas w. Keene and wife celebrat
ed their twentieth marriage anniver-
sary at Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 29th
ult.
The Cincinnati theaters were all open
on the night of the Presidents funeral,
which was an indecent thing. The the
aters throughout the country generally
were closed on that occasion.
Brooks & Dickson will have the man
agement of Mckee Rankin for the rest
of the season, and Brooks & Dickson
will have their hands full.
Edwin Booth made his grandest sue
cess, in Booths Theater in Richelieu.
His was the heartiest reception given
an actor in that city for many years.
David Belasco, San Francisco's sue
cessful young dramatist, is now in New
York, where he expects to find an open
ing for The Strangers of Paris and La
Belle Russo.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14
Carson's Turnout Yesterday

Notwithstanding yesterday morning
was bleak and windy. and of the kind
when most people prefer their warm
business quarters or the domestic fire.
side to going abroad for amusement,
seventy Carsonites took passage for
Reno. The number brought here
from Virginia and all points between
the latter place and Carson was just
sixty-seven, or three less than Carson
alone sent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14
Complaining OF Bad Faith .

The Reno people complain, and per
haps with cause, that the California
horsemen promised to have their sta
bles we'll represented at the State Fair
but just sent enough racers up to cap
ture forfeit money. A Reno man told
the APPEAL reporter that those Califor-
MIA hippodromers were awful liars,
and he said other uncomplimentary
things about them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14
ANOTHER FAIR.

The Citizens OF PiZen Switch Aroused
Reno to be Outd0ne.
A county fair will be held down at
Pizen Switch the latter part of this
month. A coin premium will be Of
fered to the best draw-pokerite showing
up at the Switch, which will be free to
the coast. Age, sex or previous con-
dition not barred.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14

Eastman's Photograph Gallery, Al
Musser street, opposite Curry EngErae
House, still keeps up its prestige &C.
turning out good pictures. The rai"er'
enamelcd pictures are particularly iitseg
and seem to be the favorite with the
public. The school children who nssy
be DESTROYS of procuring the Cen pie
lures are notified to put in an appexr-
ance soon, as the Gallery will not be
here much longer. oil"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14
Shot in the Hand.

The Virginia Chronicle of last even
ing says: Willie Piper the 11-year
old son of John Piper, accidentally shot
himself yesterday on B street, near the
engine house, where he and another
small boy were playing with pistol.
The ball went in the palm of the left
hand and lodged in the wrist, from
which. the attending surgeon was un-
able to extract it. The wound is Sc
we're and painful.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14

NJ. w. ,Hodkins, at the Glove Depot,
opposite the Arlington House, has just
received large and fine stock of gloves
and mitts for gents, ladies' and children
of the latest styles. Best assortment
and lowest prices in the State. Hand
sewed buck gloves speciality. Also,
mems buckskin underwear, socks, sus-
penders, etc. o4-1m*
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14
STOCKS.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
27O Ophir-7
60 Mexican-9s
1876 Gould & Curry-7s
16O Best g. Belcher-12s ...-.....
As California-95c
225 Savage 05~
$50 Con. Virginia.! SHAW
go ChOllar-2 40
$50 Potosi-3 ~ .Urft
sos Hale & Norcross-3I
600 Crown Point So r
1875 Yellow Jacket 80
so Imperial-l5c one
so Kentuck-2 80
100 Belcher-l 80
625 Sierra Nevada-l54
400 Bullion-7Oc
635 Exchequer-1i
80 Seq. Belcher-7s "
100 Overman-l 40
$50 Union COn.-l3i
20 Justice-65c -# eH#
$50 Alta 55
400 Julia-1Oc - -.-.. .s En-5
800 CaledOnia-10c
100 New York-5c
80 Occidental 40
no Andes 65
$50 Scorpion-l4
EVENING BOARD.
40 Eureka COn.-21
40 Northern Belle--l1a
$50 Day-2I
100 Albion so
20 Mt. Diablo-5
700 Holmes-50c
60 Bodie-Ss
so Bechtel-70c -.
40 Tioga-30c
$40 Syndicate-4Oc
IS Money!
100 Noonday-50c
$50 Oro-6Oc
1900 Bodie Tunnels
10 Silver king-lsf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14

Double width dress goods, worth so
cents, for % cents, at M. COINS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14

The Rev. Mr.. HI. was good man
that is, as good as tobacco chewer can
be, but rough in his ways. One day
he was caught in shower in Illinois,
and going to rude cabin near by,
he knocked at the door. A sharp
looking old dame answered his sum-
mons. He asked for shelter. 81
don't know you," she remarked, suspi-
ciously. Remember the Scriptures"
he replied; abe net forgetful to enter
tain strangers, for thereby some have
entertained angels unawares. "You
need not say that" quickly responded
the other, "no angel would come down
here with big quid Of tobacco in his
mouth" She shut the door in his
face, leaving the good man to the
mercy of the rain and his own reflec-
tions. @H3@-h 3t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14

Black cashmere, all wool, worth 623
cents, for ga cents, at NJ. Cohn's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14

Cooley's corsets, worth $1.75, for 81, at
M. C0hn's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14

Double-width dress goods, worth % :
cents, for 20 cents, at NJ. COINS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14

White blankets, worth SIS, for So, at
M. COhn's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14

Black satin, worth 81, for IS cents, al
M. COhn's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14

Whites grey cersets, worth ST, for so
cents, at M. COINS.
Tell your friends of Ammen's Cough
Syrup. E
Sure Cure-Ammen's Cough Syrup.
Do not delay using Ammen's Cough
Syrup.
We had friend say to us a few days
ago: 81 never do anything for cold
Just wear it of. !" That is exceedingly
dangerous one might do that 10 times
and the Goth time the cold would settle
on the lungs and lead to consumption,
and thus cut ores life short many years.
Is it not better, and more sensible, to go
to your druggist and get a bottle of
Ammen's Cough Syrup than run any
risk at all =?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14

To the Public.
We, the undersigned, agree to close
our respective barber shops at o'clock
P. M. every evening in the week except
Saturday. To take effect October 10th.
BORGEs & VIEIRA,
.s..- EUG. .WENZLER,
LEON HERLUIsoN,
EDMUND JAMES,
NJ. AsCHIM,
GEO. TAYLOR.
Carson City, October 8, 1851.
For sale.
A No. blackboard in good condition,
will be sold on reasonable terms. Ap-
ply at this office. o12.1w
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

S5ulb In ni1t uieI mebr ais 10 Sabrsn
su tiIsen, mos sewiB psrtbetlsaftsr wdre
oils Rsufunbiruss sa 8 .HsrOs. auf 3wansis
Sabre. Wir wirben rueniser beaablsu,
unb bis Sdulb sber setiIst babem. S.
4ufs Nsue iff ber iosenannte gbi.
nifenbrisf, Der isiner 3ett wie etne pIaS'
3snbs Boube In bic WabI gampasue fsI
Dor benz gubIitum. Die 81. o. ~Erutb'
min ben Bsweis Iisfsrn, baB Der Brief etne
5dIi4uns iif. Das gIatt piu bartbun,
baB bic SdIiduns sin @ert bes beu.Oeras
tii5eu gaationaI gouits's mar, baB bas
gOmits uou Der 5dIi9uns wubte unb bab
ibm aIio bis moraIiide S@uIb sufdut.
Das 1T nun frsiIid uisI Isi&ter seiust ais
setbau, unb benz WabrbeitsbIdtt, bas fi4
70 oft In ter 9ase befunben unb benz bis
ease na&sewisien warb, sIaubt man ni9t
10 Isi@t. DAB biuter Der @si@i&ts bis
RspubIitansr itsdtn, baran7 iif nt&t bsr
serinsifs 3wsifsI. ." "'. .a f..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
snrdnotf9e gsnnorAa,i.


I'm s. 5. R. perianmsItsn fl5 beibs
'Sduier bss gOnsrsHes gum erifenmaIe mad
ben Wsibna@tsferien. gatirIi@ siusen
aud sIsi@ wisber eine Waife @eiesantrdse
ein. |@ " 81
Seuat. Bel @sIesenbeit bsr Giseui'
fon ber Bewiuisuns far bte goniuIate,
fraste Carpenter aus weI@em @runbe un'
isre 2esationen I'm ausIanbe @ert4tsb6fe
unb @efdasnifIe unterbisIten, gum 5wsde
bie Sa&e uon ben Ssuat su brinsen.
Dime baB Carpenter ssnassnbe austunft
erbaIten bdtts, sins bie gOniuIarbia tur4.
@eprdfsntantenbaus. Inter
ben sinsebradten Sius beben MIR bis
Sprinset'i@e berpor sur gertbetIuns Der
Stsprdientantsn bss gsnsrsfss auf bic usrs
f9iebenen Staaten, ssuab benz iansftsH
genius. Der antrus Sprinssrs IdBt bic
An3abI Rsprdientanten, uie fe beute III,
unb foIsenbss udre bie anSubl ber gteus
uertbeiIuns auf bic isbsr etnssIne Staat
Redt bdtte. .UuE.sg
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
Sefesrap9tf@e 9epef&eu.
Dtuti Ian b.

8srIin, 4. San. Su IiberaIsn Rrsi.
fen sIaubt man, baB bic Rssisruns anIab.
lid Der grb0buns Der ginfubqSue In Ssub'
lamb baH,it umssbe, ben Rsi4stas sur an'
nabms pOu aampfsSlen. usI&s btsfer BIS
bsr abssIsbnt bat, su brdnssu. Rad BEN
Disbsrsuiammsntritt bss preuBii&su aaub,
tases wsrbsn bis gonisrpatipsn Inn Gin,
pernebmsn nit Bismard Bet Der Rssisruns
ben autras itslIen, BEN Bunbssratb sine
gorIase ata bic @isbsreinfabruns Der
SampbSas su MAIDEN. ..
Dem Raiisr 10 ibsr bis In bu Hea'
iabrsua&t sesen bie Suben usrabten aus'
i9reituussu Seri9t srfattst worbsn unb
sr bat ben @uni9 aasssipro&eu, baB sirs.
DisbsrboIuns bsrisIbm nit ben firsnsiisu
Wabrsssln uorssbeust usrbs. -sa
BerIiu, 4. San. Bismard wirt
morssn bisr siutrsHsu. Die germabIuns
bss p,in,sn @iI5slm pOn YrsuBsn, gatsI
iobns bss aaiisrs BiIbsIm, nit bsr prin'
,sifn ausuifa gietoria BON S4Isswis
SoIitsiu' SOnbaburs' gasuiieuburs III au
ben 27. Ssbruar fsifssisst porbeu.-Dr
S4Iismanu bat feline SammIuus troiaai
i9sr aIts,tbamsr benz saiier @iIbsIm gu
slufaeauus I'M SsrIinsr Wuieum ,au
9si9snt ssma6t.
Berlin, s. San. Gin bsuii&s
Rrisssi4iff rpiro pabri4sinIi9 na4 b.r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

DsmsemaB parben bic fOIsenbsn Staas
ten is7 siu,n &sprdieutantsu psrIiersu !:
aIabau,a Sloriba,- Snbiaaa, Sainois,
aonifand, Wsnnefota. gaafa4uistts, Ma.
ryIasb. Rem 9ampibire. ObiO, gemont
unS Tsnnefes. psnnipIpania pirbe Q
.nb Nep gort fosar 8 psrIisren. artan'
ias, Gsiorabo. Soma. Ri&isan, Wafii'
fippi, SOutb garoIina nnb Dsf 8irsinia
warbsn elm gsrtrster sstuinnsn, WinnsiOta
unb Rebrasta ie 2 unb Ranias uub Geras
is 8. Da mad abdus Der Eerritorien unb
bes Diiirietss Columbia bie Der. Staaten
ssmdb benz iansifen Genius 4s,se9. TIA
ginSsbner 3dbIen, 70 ersitt iid, bab Bet
29s Rsprdisntantsn siu 8ertrster TIM Cons
sreb auf 100, ,4ss ginwObasr tSmmt. Die
Blu marb benz gsniuseomite i6srwisisn.
Die 8swiaisunssu fir bas weiIitdrwsisu
paifrlsn, fe betraseu $2e, $4,000 unb
sabsn anIab ,u uenisen Dsbatten. Die
Junbirunsstiu bef&dftiste bas Saus cine
Ianse Deit. Die anf9ten wareu febr uer'
i4tsbsn. Die meiien fanben 20 Sabre
cine ja Ianse 3eit, sbe bie Bombs abbes
aablt perben tdunsn, anbere molten sar
feline Rsfunbhuns unb abb.sabIuns na9
unb mad pon ben llsberi9aHeu ebss BIB
gets. CUR grIebisans tam bic Sa@s nod
nidt. Syrinssr tnterpeuirts, Bic Resis'
runs IN 8etreif ber 5ii9ereiirass unb bsr
babel vsrsespmmsnsr Betrasersisa, W
Smeonsrssb bsrri9t cine srobs ussi'
aunssprf9iebsnb,it In Bstrsff Der Rsfans
biruussbia. Dis pom @oob eiusebraats
Bia bsfiimmt. bab Bic tn nd9fsn Wsai
unb Suni fduis werbeSbe S9uIb pon
se7s, ,sse, 600, ueI9e gum GbeiI $ uni
gum TbsiI Q prO,. Snterefm trdst, In s
g,re,. 8tnisn unb spansis Sabre Iaufenbsu
Bombs anssIsst usrben iOu. 9isIe GOn'
srssmitsIisbsr ilnb Der An74t, baB man
bic S&ulb ni9t rsfunbirsn ioa, ba BIZ
&estsruns bieislbs ni9t sinI0ien ma s,
fonbsrn, bab man bie Bombs sinstsbe, Il
na&bem man bie geIber basu bat. gOr'
banbsn fnb nun bsute i4on bebsutenb,
@sIber, bic man gum GbsiI psrwsnben t0nnt,
unb swar l4t MtuiOn Stsierpefoubs fa,
.
ginISiuus ber Der. Staaten TOtsn. abs,
II Williousn an Minse unb s4i Miaio
nsn gbsImstalI. prdst man bas Yullior
aus unb serwsnbst bieiss nit benz seuin,
ten @slb, 70 udre man I'm Stanbe l6li
Wiaionen S&uIb ~ tiIsen. Ndbms mar
ieIbf nur 100 RiatOnsn sa bisiem 8wsd
u. uerpsubsts idbrIi& bic pom Babset iibtr
i4aiFseu @sIbr, 10 fsi ss Isidt bic gang
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
isinsm Stod iibsr ben SddbeI, baB CT ,u.

isinsm Stod absr ben S9dbel, baB Ct 3us
iammsnbra9 unb sntriB Inn bus Wsifsr.
gatacrs mar eiu llntsrbsamtsr i'm Stnans.
WiniFsrium, ber im suffrage elmer sebsi'
men @eisuidaft banbeIte, weIds bas 60.
mite Der 5infsiser ssnanmt wirb. De.
Winiifsrprdfibent mar sewarnt worben,
baB man ibm nod benz 2eben tra9te. -
Die 9eri9te absr bic GbSantuns
bes Raiiers Glsranbsr BON Rublanb msbs
rem f5 unb tret.n In beitimmterer Sorm
auf. Die Issten Iautsu ba6tn, baB Der
Raiisr, wsnn aud nur benz Ramsn nab,
abbantt. Inter benz EitsI v569ifer
Staatsratb" pirb nit Rsuiubr (Oas
rui1i9e Reuiabr fdut bstauntli@ IL Gage
ipdtsr aIs bas unisrs) cine BO5ife gsb6rbe
In Gbdtisteit tretsu, bic aae @ei9dfts bss
9anbss Icitsn unb In llnabbdnsistsit pom
gsarsn In alien Sraseu sntidsibsu iou NIT
ausnabms Der 8rtesss unb Griebensfrase,
bsrsu befinitips gutideibuus sr fd uo,be.
bd!t. Seine 8srbiubuns NIT Der Sirftn
Solsprudi wilb ais cine rs9tmdbise gbs
protIumirt; bic Sirftiu ruirb aIio feins @s'
u,ab!iu, beBbaIb aber ut5t aud aaiierin.
sic erbdIt. wte iton bsri9tst, ben EitsI
elmer 5srsosin bon 5OIfein, @ottorp; ibrs
ainber wsrben 9rinssn, rsip. Yrinseiiius
nsn sleidsu Nausns. Jeaiier AIsranter
pirb t9 porausf9tIi9 ua9 eiuabta In
Stubs unb Sids,bsit suridsisbeu uub bic
@sfabren bsr 60asumaidiusn ieinsm
Sobns laisn. lst r.. -.a .. .....-
Diesrie9ii9s Grase III In lets
ter @o9e ni5t poranseradt. Rur ber
gorIdIas zines S5isbsssridtss warb absr'
mails bsitdtist. isbO& bat tsins Der bstrsf'
fsnben Patteisn sussiiimmt anb fe i9si
nen aud ni9t rpobI 2aff 3u babsn, es %
tbun. @ris4snIanb tam eiuen gIan MIDI
sutbsiBsn, Der inn nur gsa@tbsiI brinssu
tam. Rommunburos bat abnmaIs ,rl
usrifsben ssseben. bab bie Resisruns ni&i
uobI auf ben BOridIas sinssben Tonne, ha
bus Bolt abIoIut nidts pon sinsm S9iebss
ssridt pifen wolIs, ionbera auf beui i5u,
pom Der gtadeonfersns suertaunten @sbiei
bsffsbs. Die BfOrtr i&eint Der Sa&s
/ sbsoscIJs as v,,i6tYous,, unh ,u fHrAfs,,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
Ausfdnoif4e 2suaof6aa.

Su Seut1 q tano tf Dem Snnpes'
ratbs unldnsar Die l1sbsrf8t ber @si9ss
aussabsu unb .@innabmsu flr bas &sd
nunssiabr 1879 bis 1880 untsrbrsitst nor.
ben. 'Die uerani9lastsn aussaben bstru'
gen e7o, see Ratt, bic mhtIi9en
aussaben 6sl. .s4s,5sOi R.; ss purbsn
aIio sripart 9.l2O,ol5 R.t an Gtats
iibsri9reitunssn unb auBerstatsmdbisen
aussaben fnb I, ,4e26os W. su senssui.
gen. Dis Derani5Iasten ginnabmen bes
siffertsn fi5 auf ess, ,2lo,Oss Mart, bic
uirtIi5su ginuabmen auf ss4, SAL, 500
Dr., ALTO sin iIsbsri@ub pon Is, ,ss1. .575
W. Mn gtatsnbsri&reitnnsen unb auBer'
eiatsmiBisea ginuabmen finb su sensbmi
gen 1901 .27e M. ~ -.','.i l..l4 s... ..-r
Dis Subenbas rsst bas Dol. tn
NsuprsuBsn immer msbr auf. Die Sa@e
pirb pon Gag sa Gag etne ernifere unb bic
betannte Subsnpstition wtrb uon Tauisu,
ben uub Gbertaufenbeu untsrssi&net. an
Der Spite Der Bewssuns ssssn bie Suben
iieben bic Stubentsu - ,penisfeus BEN
2drm mad, ben fe ma&en. auf Neuiabr
purben In Berlin unter ben ausen Der In
Deuii9laub alImd4tisen 8oliset, unb Obne
baB Rs R9 brein mii@ts. psriaiebeus Graz
paus In Sesns seiest. Daraus siebt man
ben S9IuB. bab bic wesierums Ri&ts bas
sessu sin,uwenbeu Fat. ia inbireeterueiie
bis Ssse fsrbert. prOfsiiOr 5enriei, elmer
Der Sibrsr I'm Rampfe sssen bas Ssmi'
tsutbum, III feinss amtss sntbObsn wOr'
ben, mar sr % bod, Der bte srOBe anti'
psriammluns In Berlin In Scsns
ssisst batts. WatirIi& seidaS Sas auf
Betreibeu bss Stammss Ntmm, Der In
Berlin IN ben ftdbtii@su gerpaItuuss3ust'
gen aumd@tis II r.. WsIbet bod sbsn
iest Der Telegraph, baB StraBmauu, Dsr
ais Subsnianslins ls4s pon elmer SsrIi'
uer garrieabe in's Sett ~ elmer Grau flob,
gum gerfsbsr Der StabtUsrOrbnetsu sr'
wdbIt wOrbsn III. .,1.., ,,.'........ ~.
WttteDetsmber fanb Der Pros
seb, wsI@sn bie beifi@sn asnateu ssseu
bie preubifds gfssisruns auf Seraassabe
bss turbsiFi9sn SibeitOmiRss ansefrsns'
battsn, isinsa abi@luB. Ra@ benz iu
Berlin swii&en ben 1suOama9tisten bets
bsr garteisn sstrOHsnsu 9lassIsi9e s,bal'
ten bis eanbsrafer usb Prtnseu pOa 9ei'
ieu.pbilippstbal. 8raafsIb pom l. Sanua'
1880 al inter Besfal ibrer ieitbsrissu
apanassn unb Dspatate etue idbrIi&.
Sasnte ron 500. 900 Mart, bis TN Raunss'
famine bis tu bsfsn aasitsrben srbIt@ IT.
Da bic bret srfen asnaten, 9anbsraf Grmf
unb Bring aarI uon SsRsn.pbilippstba
iowte 2anbsraf aIsris BON pbiIippstbaI
Bar9fsIb tinberIos fnb, 70 wirb i9IsB
lid has @anss an ben obsn senauntsn grin
asn BiIbsIm unb bshsn RaatOmmsnid daf
aus ,wsitsr rsip. britter gbe Unit swsi aSrtu
ssiinnsu pon gsnibsim' StsinfurD fallen
SOuts bis &umpsubsimsr einie, bis Be
tauntli9 frabsr bic srfs anparti&ait au
bie RatfoIss I'm Rurliaate bate, ausfer
ben, 10 ssbt bas auf @runb bss gertraseI
pom 20. Mars 1878 ssfiftste, isbr reid
botirts 6ibsisommis bsrisIbsn NIT stuissI
Bsi4rantuassn auf bie gbiIippstbaIe
sinis ibsr. Wsbsu i.nsr @snts finb be'
asnatsn aud msbrsre S4l0hsr unb gart'
tusewieisa worbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

aue anseisen ienbe man ipateffsns
Wsntas Rorsen etn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

ga,siaen fir yienies, eptieritn, @lddshsas
&C., als BEN @eifs bsr fatb. Rinte tapthrr. N.
ben sene Nufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

6tratts- unS 5sbssaa,sissn mii SsB@
$3.50, pbne Spru& $1.O0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
grsise DIET anzsige1,
9ueal>Nnti,en.

Inter 3tiIsn grsSisr Rertsn nitt ansfasne.
men. Sir ises Belle SrsSisr pber bsrsn &axys
bas 1. Ral 10 Gts., bic nGtfen Ralt 5 Gease
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

aHsrariss an,dssn maHea suraasbaaslt vusss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04
LOCAL BREPI9IES.

The Hebrew Feast Of 1sbsrnaclcs, 4 ioyous
ieEti7ai, Will commence Friday evening next.
Cor serVatTs msss moeting in the County TO
night.
The October grand jury term of tho Corpora.
ton Court, judge A. ". Chiffon presiding,
will commence tomorrow.
Mayor Beckhsm has ordered tho arrest OF
al boys caught loating around tho doors a!
night Il tho public halls IN the city.
Tho wind. which has hean blowing from the
south TOR several weeks pas! itod TO the norlh-
wes: this afternoon, and TIC prospects sro favor
sblo Tor cooler weather.
Marriage Licences were Issued in Washington
yesterday TO Litteton 81. Petty and Annie X.
Wordyard, both Of Bristol, Prince William CO
Va, and Richard s. WoIshsm and Marietta
Dobbins, both of Richmond, Va
MIR. Benjamin BaggeLt, with q companion,
drove cut in tho country yesterday afternoon 10
buy some hogs. On their return tho wagon
broke down, and the occupants, who wero ID roWn
Gu: IN tho road, hal to walk three miles bick TO
tho city.
The steamer Jsne Mose!sy, which has boon
undergoing repairs at ths ship yard, will com
msnce running between this city and Yorktown
tonight, csrr5lug passengers and freight The
steamer John W. Thompson will also DO placed
on the Yorktown route 81 an early day.
q. w. Harris. formerly cf this city, but now
Of Petersburg Va, hiss b3on nominated by the
republicans OF Dinwiddio county, in the 4.h dis
trc. for the Legislature He will ba Endorsed
By the Malone roqdjusiCr ntention which
meeLs Friday next.
Tho now helmets for tho Alexandria Iizht
Infantry ara on exhibition ia the Window OF Mr.
Joseph Howell, On King street. Mr.. Howell is
furnishing the Light Infantry with the helmets
twenty i've cents cheaper than tho ether com.
psnles composing the Third Virginia Regiment
are getting them from New York.
lnformstion By telegraph was received in this
city this morning announcing tho dtsth Of Hem
~ r. Durant esq of Weliorsly. Mass. Mr.
Dursnt WAS the founder Of the lsrge and pros
porous femhla college at We!!o-sl7 which hears
that name, end TO which he hes given about half
million Of dollars. His vito was grand
daughter OF the late 4. g. Ga move, OF this city
Mayor Beckhsm had before him this morning
two men, one Of them from King George CO. :,
Va, for lighting last night; Virginia Nelson
cclorsd Charged with keeping vicious cog, and
Hugh Strider charged with robbery. The two
mon for fighting were lined SO each aud dis.
charged; Virginia Nelson's Vicious dog was or.
dered to be shot, and Hugh St!ider was sen. on
TO the grand jury of the Corporation Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

VIRGINIA Nelson's Vicious DOG. Viz
gaia Nelson, ooored, Tas charged in ;hs 20.
lIoo Cnnrt, to-day, by coiorrd wouinn
nsm3d Batter with keeping 6 Vicious d0g. The
evidence was that Virginia. dag, large brown
csnine, tins E1orSinE. ran out Of tho hOusa,
caught the comr!a'Dsai's d.u.hter, Marion
bu;Ier, by he dress. threw her djwo, and Sc
0,rcIy bit her CO tho should: Xxx. ant Itip.
Fmgllls SAID The dog did not bia lilo Butter
eizl hclt rs bad as he had httGa ne. CATE. All
she, the Nelson @oman. over did fer dog lits
vas 70 apgly Ike hair q tho nnioa 81 tho
Wound and II soon got well Iho Mayor, not
adopting The .hc0,y tha; 'ihe hair OF The dog
was coed for lie litc,' ordered tho dog - he
Scot, Wi1oh sentenca Waa promptly cX5cut. d
Tho woman was then dl.char2Gd wi!h ws5n-
log not to kick up r3w at tho tu1tf, cf ;h3
dead dog.