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Gftmslons.
Ufflrsl01lS. STARIN'S EXCURSIONS ;! \ 6 s P STARIk'S GLEN ISLAND. LONG ISLAND SOUND. Finest Day Summer Resort on the Sound.
 rHxA
 

THE STEAMER JOHN H. STARIS,
 Capt IcALLISTER. WTILL make the first trip af the season from New w Haven to this beautiful izIaud SATURDAY, June 24 After this date. commencing July 6th will make TWO trips e. .cA week. TU SDATS and THURSDAYS. VIII leave Starin's Pier, loot of BreE cry street-nEe minutes walk from the Depot, st sSo sharp. Returning leave Glen Island at S-3o P ID , arriving in New Haven in time to connect with the o'clock trains
 Fare New Haven to the Island----.---. -------s % ' 'i and return. 1S New York via the Islspd.-.- LoG " and return via the
 Island and Pier 1s North River -.--------- l-5o GLEN ISLAND is one of the finest day Summer Resorts in America-adaptsd to the tastes of the most refined Grest Improvements since last season Everything done with an eye to the comfort and pleasure of eIcursionists-
 Two irsnd Concerts d-ily by Grzfnll2's celebrated Seventh Regiment Band
 old fashi0psd Rhode Island Clam Bake served on the arriY. of the boat.
 GOOD MUSIC every trip by the celebrated Thomas Orchestra
 No intoxicating drinks can be obsainsd on the boat which is sufficient guarantee that nothing can occur to the pleasure of any who choose to avail themselves of th-te eI ursioLs-
 The Isls1d is well policAd Is 'tss and children unattended need not fear molestation-
 w. B. MILLER, Agent, SiA-in Pier. sE No fre- Iisr. i--0 sm
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The Law Commencement.

The order of exercises at the Law schoo commencement at 3 p. m. to-day at Cente church is; Prayer speaking for the Town send oration-"CivI Service reform" Will liam R. Barbour, B. A, New Haven; Tn John Alden Stoughton, Hartford; ''Civi Service Reform J. R. Morrow, B. A., Hart ford, -; oration by Dorman B Eaton, IL D., New York city. on ''The Public Re lations and Duties of the Legal Profession 7 aHarding prizes, benediction.
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4 SITUATION by man and Eife-InAn competent & English gardener of more than 5J years con stant experience, botr in this country and EnglzDd wife & cook. could take charge of small 4rt Ss refer to score Of prominent gentlemen 2s 70 AElt honesty and industry this is rare oPI<snniiy 70 secure the right man to nznsRs EsEtieH2ns place Address
 A. P-T POstoF1ce, NesE hAfeD-
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Good Advice

TWT HIGH give to my customers and the public
 w general y, is to lay i'm your coal nONs as there is an immediate prospect advance in freights, which wi make coal higher have large stock of the Best LehiXh which I shall be pleased to sell for cash at 25c ton below the combn
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S81& 01H1-XHAa

Rooms to Rent. S9sss TWO pleasant connecting Rooms in the -EEia je27 3t* THE PREMISES. Furnished Cottlge at Savin Rock EsS JAMES B. SMITH. G4,.l ie27 St 285 and 287 State Street.
 SPRAYED OR STOLEN SsS) FROM e-t Haven, S nday evening" June =asz-SA2 25, small black and tan 'g, uud shape, % na, e skip Owners name on collar reward will be given by ret Tnlng hun to rner of
 MAIN AND WASH lNGTON REEFS, je27 2t* West Haven.
 Merchants National Bank. ENHE Directors of this Bank have declared Div {3 the capital stock, payable on and after satur- day, July st. 1882. The transfer booss will be closed to that date.
 je27 3dlw J. c. BRADLEY, Cashier.
 FOR SALE -aa AN elegant saddle and driving pony bright aa9sN bay, years old thoroughly broken to sad T%Wedle ant harness; l. a fife driver and IS A-A warranted souLd and kind fo- ladies' and js27 6t* 2S CONGRESS AVENUE.
 FOR SALE, A MOE driving mare, perfectly safe for a Vs1 lady, and goo saddle horse. Sold as ..wn- TYAer leaves the city. Address P. o. Box 497 or je27 St 6PE>RL STREET.
 TO RENT. tA. THE second floor of house, 39 Whaley ave- saii5 nue. 10 responsib parties who give sat kNIsa tsfactury reference Five well, cistern water art gas. Other particu the premises, opposite the Rink. ie27tf
 CLASS 1887 N EFT at 3 p. m, June 27 in Room "B,' E. Divin- ATE ity Hall, northwest Elm and College streets, and at Professor Lymans house, Trumbul street. at p. m
 je27 It B. SULLIVAN, Secretary.
 NOTICE.
 4 IL PERSONS who are interested in the "A French Spoation Claims prior to 1900 are re- quested to cali office. 3OS Chapel street. as we have msdo arrangements with prominent attorneys in Washington to prosecute such cl ins je27 St MILLS & MARSDEN Register, Palladium and Union copy
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4 Girl Bnrnen fn naafh

CANANDA1GUA, N. T., June 2G-A servant girl employed by Mrs. Welfare attempted yesterday to light fire in her kitchen stove with kerosene The house was burned down and the girl so badly injured that she died to day.
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A Water Cure K ,tabIisbment

ROCHESTER, June 26.-A special to the Morning Herald reports the great water cure establishment, "Our Home" at DanyiIle, N. Y, was burned to night by the explosion of the boiler of the elevator. Loss S1OO, ,OOO. All the patients were removed in safety.
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Entertainments.
Lawn Party and Festival

Lawn Party and Festival. .E Lawn Party and Festival at the re-i idence of Vim. Par .ualee, 1Ss winthrop avenue. Wednesday eveuing next. f stormy the nex fair evening Tta server from to B. Native Strawberries and Cream till IOsO D. m The sale of Fancy Articles will be specially of the evening. The proceeds will the furnishing of the CIV church. Horse cars from both lines run near the grounds All are invited j27 It.
 Strawberry Festival.
 Fs7HE young ladies of Orange will hold Festival at E the Town all Tuesday evening, June 27th, at which time Strawberries and Ice Cream will be sold from daisy bower and lemonade served in the dain- tiest of Japanese ware An entertainment, consist ug of kecitations Tahleaux etc, will De held in the room above commencing at 30. The proceeds of this festival to be devoted to 8 church organ evening. 1e26 H
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E3Y a graduate Of 779 s. s. s two more private ID pupils during summer vacation. 4 fine chance for those wishing to enter shed. in September. Terms, including instr action. very moderate
 Address sGRADUATE,1 ie24Gts Dra 46, New Haven
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DEATHS.
MARINE LIST.

BATES-In In West Cheshire, June 24th, Isaac aged 73 years.
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TWNWO DELIVERY BOYS wanted immediately to \ drive SAgDns Those who understand Ihs care of horses preferred Apply to
 it2Tlt F. VALLEY CD-
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WANTED,

ENIVE Cabinet Make s,three wood SaEyerE,oDe m1i who understands running and tsring care O Plzner, and two fS T Glue Work
 Jez7 St s. PECK < CO-. sI Day Street
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WANTED.

sITUATIoSby competent man as gsrdene \ and coaSnman. st Of references je24 3t' Apply at lS0 FRANKLIN STREET.
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Our Butter

Is kept large ice houses therefore is delivered hard and in good condition. The prices follows Best Attorney, 25c lb Ch ice able Butter, 23c lb Fine Butter, 2oc ID. Good Butter, 16c h. Cooking Butter cheaper.
 George w. Ell. Hughes, Independent Coal Dealer, ie27 34 Church Street.
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WAN rEI

SITUATION by capable girl to do general "A housework or ss-o q work in private family. References given if required Apply al
 ie27 IT 5i OAK STREET.
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WANTED.

A FHsT-cLAss IT mmsr on heavy work to go 10 A Chicago. Apply to
 is2T 3t HENRY kILLAA O.
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Rooms to Rent. As TWO pleasant connecting Rooms in the Esisa house 35h Howe street. Inquire on H$hlA ie27 3t* THE PREMISES,
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Lscal Weather Record.

Max. temp SC; min. temp, 70; total rainfall, Oo
 FOR JUNE 2G, 1881. Max. temp, 73; min. temp, 56; rainfall, .65.
 J. H. SHERMAN, Sergt. s. c. U. s. A. sToo small to measure.
 Storm signals have reference only to approaching high winds. Approaching high northwestery winds are indicated by red and white flags combined. During June winds from the southwest to south e. ast tn most likely to be followed by rain.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-11
More Good News

Controller Hallock yesterday received
the following telegram from Austin
1--WE got verdict on tax suit against
Central Pacifi. Railroad for full amount
sued for by State, over S40.0n0
(Signed): MAYENBAUM.'
The people throuS out the State may
rejoice at the fact that at last this gig IN
tic monopoly is compelled to pay is
just tribute to this Commonwealth.
This ice is now broken, and let other
counties stand in and hereafter let the
G. p. r. r. Company understand that
it cannot avoid paying Nevada's just
dues
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The World"

A good audience was at the Opcrl
House last night to witnt IS Haver'y's
company present the spectacular drama
Tne World" From first to last it
was first-class performance. The
scenery is all new and magnificent.
The steamboat and raft scenes alone
are worth the price of admission. j.
II. Barnes, as Sir Clement Huntingford,
exhibited the finished actor throughout
the whole play. Roland Reed, as Mo
Jewell, alias 1sadore de Montgomery,
portrayed the lowest type Of rascally
Jew in manner that perfectly captured
the audience. He is indeed thorough
artist. Miss Ellen Cummings as Mahle
liuntingford. the discarded wife, was
very good and made all of her part
that was in it, In fact, the whole COM
p2ny is comprised Of first-claSs people.
The l1tcness Of the hour precludes the
possibility Of more careful and ex-
tended review Of the performance
We advise all who wcu,d pass three
really enjoyable hours to see 4" The
World" Tonight. There will be 10
matinee this afternoon.
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For dysp' psia and liver complain t,
you have a printed gua,an on ever
bottle Of Shiloh's Vitaiz. n. 1t never
fails to cure.
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle
Of Shiloh's Catarrh RemedJ. Price 80
cents.
The Rev. George II. Thayer, OF
Bourbon, Ind, says &: "Both myself
and wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Con-
sumption Cure"
Why will you cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cents, so cents and 81.
ShiIoh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive
cure for catarrh, diptheria and coEker
mouth.
ShlOh's Cure will Immediately re-
lieve Group, whooping cough and bron-
rhitiS.
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A Pleasant Introduction.

Chris Zabrskie, of this city, who re-
Gently left here to take a position in the
bank at Candelaria, must be wildly
impressed with the livcliness of the
camp. He had scarcely ben there two
hours when Il man standing three feet
away frem him in the street, WAS shot
down. Chris, it is said, made bee
line for a place of slfrty; and suhse-
had been fired, he replied that he did
not even hear one. 1t is not at all to
be wondered at that he was frightened,
for when CandelarilnS start out to
shoot, it does not matter much to them
whom they hit.
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Will start Out.

Although Hank Monk has not been
a hundred miles distant from this city
for nearly Il quarter of century. he
will shortly take a trip to the Southern
country in the capacity of book agent.
We commend Hank to the kinde5t
attention of all the religious societies in
Bodie, Candelaria and the other moral
towns along the line of the {. and {.
railroad.
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IN lstt f.E.

The present storm will put stop t.
duck Shooting for Il while.
Haverly's " Straiegists appear t
Piper's Opera House on the 10th instant,
O. f. Mason was yesterday appointed
Commissioner of Deeds, to reside at
Truckec, California.
". J. Strickland, one of II ,v"rlys
most popular agents, is in the city with
"The WOrId' troupe.
D. b. Lyman, we'll known here, has
be n pp,iI tied Superintendent of the
Hale 4 Norrros> mine.
Paul Neumann, the distinguished
San Francisco lawyer and Bohemian, ,
passed up to Virginia yesterday.
"The World' company will leave
here tonight on a special train for
Reno, after the performance is over.
Harris Brother of tnii city, will
soon open dry Gods and grocery store
in Reno This firm has been one of the
most successful in the State.
w. III. Stevens, Of the Mint, left for
NJ ssachusetts last night to visit his
mother, who is very sick. He will re-
turn by the close of the current month.
\ large number of Remedies will ar
rive here this evening on Il special train
to witness the performance Of The
World" company at the Opera House.
The report that the residence of Mrs.
George Brodt had been burglarized
proves to be a canard. The police say
that they have not been notified of any
such crime.
knights of Pythias who have signed
the application for admission to the En-
dc wment Rank will meet in the hall Of
Carson Lodge No. 1, at l O'Clock, sharp,
tomorrow.
John Fife, formerly a clerk in Th1x-
ter's drug store, has graduated from the
New York Medical University. John
is now full fledged Nj. D., and it is
safe to assert that he is a good one.
Sheriff Cash Thomas, of Lander
county, arrived in Carson yesterday
having in charge John Apple, convict
ed of the crime of grand larceny and
sentenced to & term of five years.
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Trial Jurors.

The following trial jurors for tine
March term, are summoned to appear
in the District Court, Hon. s. d. King.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the 18th instant:
d. Is. Croker, NJ. NJ. Cohn, Christopher
Meyer, 0. p. Willis, a. 2. Daugherty,
Frank Boskowitz, Lucien Coffin, Jas.
Morris, Charles Yoemans, George y.
Tyrrell. Frank b. Kennedy, Marshall
Robinson, Samuel Beer. J. X. Barton,
A. A. Borges, J. a. Burlingame, John
b. Heritage, NJ. c. Gardner, Morton
Anderson, Charles B. Edwards, Henry
Decker, Henry Thompson, VIM. Rid
der, i. +. Pierce. John Wood, d. De
Lion, +. NJ. Sterling, John Ehrhart,
joy. II. Cowing.
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A Citfxc-, Q-~stf"~s ~" p"s~S~ of the
County Commissioners.
CARSON March 10 1882

| A Ci1iZe~ o." st FHrS ~" sH"S-1g% of TIA
County Commissioners.
CARSON, March 10, 1882.
EDITOR APPEAL: l wish to be per
mitted to occupy brief space in you
columns to elucidate a few facts no
generally known to the public, and t.
show how some in official position car
strain their authority. Frank Hall
Janitor of Swift Engine Company, yes
terday received the following notice
from the County Commissioners:
CARSON, March s, 1882.
FRANK HALI.-Dear Sir: At q
meeting OF the Board Of County Com
miisioners, held this day, the following
after the 1st day Of March, \. d. 1882.
your services as Janitor of the Swift
Engine Company will be dispensed
with, and that no more bills for such
services will be allowed by them. BY
order of the Board.
NJ. ID. HATCH, Clerk.
The Janitor of the Swift Company
has heretofore been paid $50 per month
so from the City Trustees and SO
from the Commissioners. If our far
seeing Commissioners deem the county
t 0 poor to pay a man to keep the
cOunty's apparatus in condition to do
fire duty, let them refuse, as they pro-
pose to, to pay for such services. The
Janitor of the company in question will
still receive Il salary Of SO per month
from tho city unless the Trustees ut
their next meeting issue an order con-
comitant to that of the Commissioners.
But our very wise and economical (?)
County Board overstep the authority of
their office when they undertake to dis
place the steward of any of our fire
Such officers ore elected
by the companies themselves, and hy
them alone can be removed. If the
city and county should refuse to pay
,nit0rs' fees the companies could still
retain their janit0rS and make other
provision for Their pay. Perhaps the
County Commissioners would like to
control the election of all the officers of
our fire companies. and then they could
fill such positions with their own larkeys
and supes, as if would seem they are
aiming to do by the displacement of
Mr.. Hall. The gentleman named has
been an active fireman 4 number of
years; was appointed janiter by the
foreman of the company, and through
age and misfortune is physically dis
allied from doing lahoriouS work ; and
, great injustice would be dOne-did
the Commissioners even have tn"
displace him to make room
for some foSsilized haruacie Of the
30 I'd Let the Commissioners content
themselves with preparing the county
for rental and attending to-
their other numerous duties, and the
he tircmen will prove themselves capa-
bic of electing their own officers.
"NON POPULI.'
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1t began showing between the hours
of and 9 O'Clock yesterday morning,
and by o'clock fifteen inches of the
"beautiful" covered the ground. This is
the heaviest fall of snow in the same
space of time that has been known in
this city for twenty years. Should n
rain suddenly come upon us now, small
boats would be in great demand.
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STUChS.
MORNING BOARD.

MOls ~ wv az n IL Ne
$50 Ophir-3 80
500 MtXican-Ss
2G5 Gould q urry-3 10
80 Best d Bclchrl-6
GOO (aiiturni;t-3Uc
275 Savagt-i
p ) Con, Nirginia-SJc
so Cho.lar-l 10
$50 Hale & NorcrOss-1 05
I 800 Crown Fulllt--tc
! ,uu yellow Javk,u-i ID
125 luIperi;si-i0c
Goo Belcner-4Uc
so Alpha-l 10
20 CONFERENCE.-THE
100 Sierra Ncvaua-7.
100 Utall-44
500 i3uiIioll-70c
2J0 EXchrIutr-4uc
4iJ Brntui.--4uc
% > B,'Ici,cr-ls
22O OVcrnIHIl-3Jc
10 u>tlcc- 5uc
$40 Union Con.-lO3
5I5 Ait;.--2 -
200 OccIdeut;tI-75
800 Anuce-1Jc
81
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The Penalties.

The sum due Storey county and the
State for penalties by the Bonanza firm
amounts to So, 5GS.99, of which $780,
07l.6O goes to Storey county, and $50,
1880 goes to the State.
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The Matter Settled

AS several of the State Journals are
working themselves up to fever heat
regarding the question where the next
Republican State Convention should be
held, we desire to observe right here,
in order to relieve them Of the trouble
10 further agitate the matter, that at
the last regular meeting of the State
Republican Committee it was resolved
that, in the future, all Repu blican State
Conventions ar to be held in Carson
City. This resolution WAS wisely adopt
ed to o5viate the i'll feeling and jeal Us
lie, which are always engeudered be
tween the different towns who desire
to reap he profits of Il convention. So
the matter is virtually settled that the
Republican State Convention Will be
held in this city this Fall.
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w. NJ. HODKINS.

Are you made miserable by indiges-
ton, consti alton, dizzlnrss, loss of
appetite, yellow skin ? Shiloh's Vital
izer is positive cure.
"Hackmetack," a lasting and fra
giant Perfume. Irice % 4. % cen -
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Lost.

A gold locket, cameo, with portrait.
The finder will please leave the same
at this office, and receive suitable re-
ward. milo
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OLCOVICH BROTHERS.

On account of removal, | now off I
to the citizens of Carson and vicinity,
all of my rye stock of ladies', gents
and chldten'S gloves and mitts at the
lowest possible prce-ior cash. Stock,
patterns, tools, fixtures, and good will
of long established trade for sale cheap.
All parties indebted 10 me are request
ed to call and settle.
W. Nj. HODKINS
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tn RuSineSS Wen.

a competent bookkeeper single or
double entry and good business man,
wants employment. Terms, reasonable.
Apply at this office. MI If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-11

Frank Goo Twin cite .uplates bring
ing the Ha ii, rs to lh.s coat.
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GOOD UNTIL USED.

''Why does donkey eat thistles 2" asked
a teacher of one of The largest boys in the
class. because he Is a donkey, I reckon, "
was the prompt reply.-Balttmore San.
Guiteau, ''the typical American" as the
London Saturday Reuieao calls him, win have
an opportunity of becoming acquainted with
select lot of typical Englishmen after the
Both of next June.-Bost0n Pilot.
The Berlin police have confscated the
London Punch. The German police are all
well educated men, and able to read English,
but their salaries are too small to justify
them in obtaining copies of Punch by sub
scribing to it.-TerGs Siftin9s.
A member of fashionable congregation
called at music store and inquired, Have
you the notes of piece called the Song OF
Solomon p" adding, "Our pastor referred
to it yesterday as an exquisite gem, andl my
wife would like to learn to play it."
A Philadelphia man says women can't be
induced to listen while others talk for any
length of time; they want to do the talking
themselves. This is q Islander on the sex.
Let him trot out his frst-class scandal and
see if the women II Isten.-Boston Post.
MA, am all made now 90 asked little
miss of three-and-a "a half years at the break.
fast table yesterday morning. why, dear ~
said the fond mother because I have had
my ears pierced and was yacclnated yester-
day." said little Tot.-Hartfard Sunday
Journal
Mile. Rhea was in Boston. She patronized
the Soldiers Bazaar during the closing sxer-
cises, under the escort of her manager, and
in looking for places some one proposed that
they should go to the ''resr gallery. "''What,H
said the delighted lady, 1.-THE Rhea gallery
Has there been gallery named for me Pr
Boston Post.
Bob: ''I say, Jim, didn't lend you q
quarter last month Z" Jim: eyes, Bob, you
did; and meant to have paid you before
this but that Union Generate failure over in
Paris cleaned me out completely. Then, you
know, there has been big advance in the
rate of interest on discount and advances by
the Imperial Bank at Berlin, and when you
remember also the steady upward tendency
in the Bank of England rate, you must know
that it bears awfuIly hard on us moneyed
men. You see how it is, Bob" Bob was
convinced.-Bost0B Transcript.