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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-24

The Maryland state board OF health has raised
storm of Indignation In Baltimore by requesting
the governor to call upon the federal government
for funds to aid in suppressing the ''threatening
epidemic of smallpox" The business men of
Baltimore regard this action as entirely uncalled
for In the first place 1t Is commended that no cpl
demic is Threatened and in the second that II such
danger impended the city and state are amply
able to supply all the means necessary for suppress
sion of the disease without appealing to the fed
eral government. The request OF the board of
health is denounced as putting the state In the
huminating attitude of beggar, when, In fact,
she does not need and would not accept outside
assistance The real objection to the action Of the
health board seems to be, however, that 1T will In
Jure the business OF Baltimore by frightening
away customers.
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DINING ROOMS.

E DROIT DINING ROOMS FOR LADIES AND
IL GENTLEMEN.
Sl2 Street Northwest Opposite Patent Office,
Regular Meal. IS cents; ~ Meal Tickets, IS. Com
Portable Dining Rooms for Ladies and Families I'D
Stairs. Meals and Lunches served from a. M to D,
m. fja18-lml J. W BEAII pron
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WANTEn-M MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-A PARTNER, WHO HAS AN OFFICE
in central location. by the agent Of Of the
Oldest and soundest Life Insurance Companies; Real
Estate or Fire Insurance Agent preferred Address r
". BOX oJ5. city. 1t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


ECoR sALE-HkSOS oMELY TERRACED BUILD
ing site, fronting 60 .c@t inches ON 10th street.
corner Corcoran street. and imp1Sed ey frame co..
west j24-et
NoR SAI.E-SIX-RooMB RICk HSStCss,r. PRESSED
y brick front. lot 20xl0o. fronting two avenues.
cneap sold at once-l09 Massachusetts avenue, he
tween New Jersey avenue and I'd street ,a2<-St'
EOR SALE-GREAT BARGAINs-A THREE
Il story brick House, rooms, modern improvements
Zone square from Patent Ofice). in GOOD order aud
vel rented. IS, 500. Also threestory brick House,
good home or investment S. SOD. Also. hands me
ree-story press brick front House. 10 rooms modern
provements on street, near 18th. at -. o0o Also.
q handsome Queen Anne) House Of 10 rooms, modern
Improvements new beautiful neighborhood, 81, ot0
reIns % SUIT to satisfactory purchasers w. h. BUR-
foRD S0& street northwest la23
EoR sALE-AT BARGAIN HOUSE WITH
Il thirteen rooms on street. between LIST and I'd
streets Also Brick 9th street
northwest, between o and streets: small House.
SIX rooms on 18th street. between and SITS ten
cent Investments. Must lie sold. JOHN K. WAIi( A.
MAN, 9l7 f street northwest. ja2S-3t
TH0R SALE-AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE. 80 FEET
Il 'front.' 18th street northwest; three stories and
basement; hard wood finish. Price 81, o00. L. HI.
SMITH & son. 515 9Th street ja22-6t
Tor SALE-SEvERAL HOUSES, IN MOST DE-
II srable portion of Capitol Hill. at great bargains
+. ID. SMITH SON. SIS 9TH street. jaly lw
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DENTISTRY

A RTIF1C1AL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN
serted inmedatey after extracting natura! teeth,
branches of Dentistry. Moderate fees
5a3-1y DIR. DON NALLY, 1921 street northveet
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LIND OF THE SEASON.
REDUCTION IN PRICES TO REDUCE STOCK.
We have number OF pieces Of Ingram and Tapestry
CARPET lett with enough to cover one room in
PIECE which We viii sel beginning I4th instant at 65
Tapestry. IS and 80 cts. former price 81. '
Call early before they are all sold.
For Xmas Presents. full line Of RUGS, Mats, Drug.
gets. &C.. &c.
SINGLETON & HOEKE,
di4 Sol MARKET SPACE.
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The testimony OF Moore. ia the star route trial
yesterday laid bare the conspiracy TO rob the gov
eminent and its methods OF operation. Moore was
sent west with instructions from Dorsey himself
to promise sub-contractorS expedition and In
crease of pay. Dorsey's explanation TO Moore of
the reason for taking the long weekly routes in
stead OF those with more frequent services lets in
flood OF light upon the ring and its official con-
nections and associations. It was the s'benefts of
increase and expedition that the ring wanted.
and those long routes with only weekly service
were by the deft hand OF Brady, the Second As
sstant Postmaster General, made to confer enor-
NOUS "beneflis." The records of the Brady adj
minIstration show that Dorsey was not taking any
wild chances in counting upon Increases and ex-
pedition- McOre'S testimony is confirmed by the
orders and allowances for expedition and increase
of pay. The defense were very much disturbed
by the evidence yesterday, and sought, by indrec-
ton and insinuation, to break down the character
of the witness But even Supposing that all they
intmated against the witness were established,
that would not destroy the force OF his testimony,
the most damaging part OF which Is, as has
already been stated, cOrrOborated by Cfiiclal
records. IL has been claimed all along By tie
prosecution that the ring took contracts with the
knowledge that the routes would be expedited and
the pay Increased. The records prove that these
routes were expedited and that the increase OF pay
allowed was out of all proportion to the value and
cost of the service. Dorsey, as an excuse for not
allowing Moore'S expense ont OF the general fund,
assured the witness that 1t required money TO hold
the influence they had with the department. The
construction TO be put upon this remark was that
IL was By the use OF money that these assurances,
In advance, OF Increase and expedition were Oh
tanned. The laborlous attempts OF the counsel for
defense TO break down MoOre's damaging testi-
mony by sharp cross-question!ng not only failed
OF their purpose, but the cross-exanination
served to strengthen the prosecution 10y drawing
out some positive details OF the conspiracy that
Messrs Brady & Co. would gladly have had sup
pressed.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-MONDAY AFTERNOON IN STREET
~ car. between 7th and Goth streets northwest
foGketOook The finder wall be rewarded By leaving it
1T Room Dob. P. O. Department. isN-2tA
II OST-TUFsDAY, AN AILIGATOR,S TOOTH RR-
~ tween 10 and O'Clock. The finder viii CONFER
FAVOR ana receive reward by leaving ct Office IL
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There Is suit pending in the Maryland courts
which Is OF special interest to the bicyclsts, in
that IL will help to determine what rights the
bicycle has upon a highway, as compared with
other vehicles. Ex-Judge MaulSby, or Wc5tmins
ter, last july sued ont warrant for the arrest CT
r. r. Foster, charging the latter with having
frghtene,! his (raulSby's) horse into running away
and njuring himself and wife, who occupied the
buggy to which the horse attached Foster
was riding bicycle and 1t was claimed that the
bicycle frightened the horse. After hearing
before magistrate Foster was discharged, the de-
cision being virtually that he and his bicycle were
as legally entitled to the highway as the ex-judge
and his buggy. Foster then Instituted suit against
Maulsby for malicious prosecution and claimed
5000 damages and In the suit setting up the plea
distinctly that he had as much right to the high
way as Maulsby with his vehicle. The suit has
been transferred to Howard county, and the
bcyclists are watching it with great deaf Of in
tereSt
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LTOR RENT-A FINE BASEMENT OFFICE. AT
l1O3 street northwest. suitable for insurance &c
l.. III. SAUNDERS BRO. HOB street north
west ja19- I'm
nor RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
l. Le Droit building, corner 9Th ana streets oppo-
site d: Post and Patent Offices convenient all street
cars water and proof building easy of access
and exit. A. l.. BARBER L CO..
Jalo-lm 16 LIE Drot building.
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WANTED-STORES.

WANTED-TO RENT A STORE SUITABLE FOR
Also. wanted to purchase fixtures suitable for the
Mllnery business Address B. c., Star Office t24-2t.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

NOR SALE-DECIDEDI.Y THE BEST CORNER
II Lot in the northwest, near ex-Secrrtary Blrine's
and Stewards east front, ~ feet. GEO. +. GRAHAM
927 F street northwest. ia23 2ts
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nR. STARR PARSONS. DENTIST
IL 439 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
OMce hours q m. to p. m. Teeth extracted with
out pain,
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-TO PURCHASE A HOUSE OF NINE
~, or ten rooms. with modern improvements; must
De III hrst-class condition and in quiet neighbor-
hood price not to exceed S. 000 Address, with partic
ulars, 1910 Columbia street. ta22 St
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nR; RANDALL, PARSONS. DENTIST
~ 42S 7th street northwest over BaIlantyue,s Roo,
Store. Gold hungs q specially. Gas given day o.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

NOR RENT-4O5 G STREET NORTHWt ST. A
IL three-story Brick Dwelling with back building
containing twelve rooms and bath: Latrobes and
All conveniences. Apply to THOS. J. FISHER CO.,
1924 street northwest. f4-6t
DOR PENTHOUSE 100 TENTH STREET NORTH
IL west, eight rooms. all modern improvements Just
built rent $50 per month Permit to examine property
Will he given upon application to CHARLES w. HAM
DY. VA + street northwest. ja24-3t
LOR RENT.HOUSE lll7 10TH STREET, GAS
Il and wafer: rent $25. Inquire at 926 Louisiana
nue.. ia24-1m
LfOk RENT-715 21sr STREET NORTHWEST-A
three story Brick. containing eight and bath,
range. and furnace; modern conveniences. Location
desirable Apply to THOS. J. FISHER CO., 1924
street northwest. ja23-6t
IfOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE NEW HOUSE.
all modern improvements, in northwestern part OF
city Also stable and carriaRe in same section,
Inquire at 718 18th street northwest. tll-3w'
FoR RENT.
Cor. 10th and NJ, l2rs 80 80 500 23d st. g rs 900
Large stable: 40.O0 527 26th St. rs go. 800
20 ST. M rs.. 1000 402 10Th st. 4rs. 8. 90
wv 10Th st. Is. 30 1705 Riggs st 6 90
2Utn ana store. 20 90 1923 StOddArt St 100
616 "a st.. srs. NIL, %. 1922 Cedar 100
S0!a &C. 6rs NIL. 20 OO 2Sl4 at g rs. 500
I'll 10th at. store. 80. 20. Dol
Improved and unimproved property for sale. Call
and get printed list.
wEsCOTT WILCOX.
nzo Corner 10Th and streets northwest.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTED-A LADY COMPETENT TO PER-
w form clerical duties will give half salary for posi-
ton in one Of the departments during time retained.
Address T. W., Star office. ia24-3ts
ANTED-BOOKKEEPING FOR PART OF EACH
ja23-3t-
WANTED-PLACES FOR COOKS, CHAMBER
Nv maids. Nurses. Housemen. Drivers. Walters and
Boys with references. Women servants be at
office Licensed Agency. 926 street northwest @. e.
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MUSICAL ACADEMY, 172I DE SALES STREET
W between Connecticut ave. and l1tn Ut. NV,
Principal, j. p. CAULFIELD. Mus. Doc.
Studies resumed September 18th. auls
IT ATTN, GREEK. MATHEMATICS, NATURAL SCI.
~ eDce and English. privately in ciass. Studeus
prepared for Collage and competitive examinatious.
address "A. JANUS. AM.
9esU Columbian CoIloRo.
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ioMMENT ON PARLE PARIS" OR FRENCH
by pupils by Prof. II. LARROQUE, native grsdu-
ste Of Sor5onne University Paris and former teacher
IN tle reading colleges OF Paris References Mr. RTTS
IAN. French Minister. 9l3 q street northwest ole
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EDUCATIONAL.

HowE's BooKKEEPING-EAsIEs SHORTEST,
Il best. Months Of study saved. With penraAn-
shln. ETC.. s. month. @. ROWE. loso TN street.
Hours frcn 2:30 10 5, and % 10 y. m. 5anie %.
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FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Daily from 2 n m 70 2 N m
spring Term tegins February LIST closes June sth.
Ingtsh branches, Latin. French, Drawing Practical
tiocutlon and Calisthenics. A thorough and careful
mental and physical Development under e.psr4enced
end udicons teachers forms the basis of instruction
FOR terms Apply TO the Principal
1alS-2w MRS. NJ. STEYENS HART.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-06
A rARnxR,s SCRIPTURE.
1t Proves ToO Much for the
Preacher

1 KkC3CuCE.
Day before yesterday group O
farmers were sitting in front of
saloon in Genoa discussing the
grand benefits Of the rain.
| eth raise the Carson river, start
the mills up, make the grass grow,
aud do this State million dollars
worth of good"
They I'll concurred in this idea.
and while they were talking a stran-
ger rode up on a solemn looking
horse and finally announced that
he was . clergyman.
I'm travelling along the high.
ways and hedges snatching brands
from the burning"
"Snatchin' brands, ell ?" shouted
an old agriculturalist "better
keep yer paws off my brands
Il mean the human brands of
sinners who lie in he'll! like sheep.
Look at this rain of heaven, falling
upon the just and unjust. l wrestled
with the Lord for it and after three
days praying 1 got it. Do you
think that praying like that amounts
to nything?"
The preacher paused and sur
veyed the group.
eff its the true business, why of
course said a grizzley- bearded
farmer
1.-The laborer is worthy of his
hire" continued the farmer. Il
supplicated three days before got
the rain and I'm ready to take up
collection right here
'You consider yourself response
ole for the rain, do you?"
II do"
1T overlooked 6 dam up by my
house, and washed away the celler.
It'll cost about six hundred dol
lars to fix 'er up. Just pass over
that horse and saddle and I'll call
your part of it square. 7
Beware Of them what ask rec
ompense for mediation, for their
ways are not the ways of tho
righteous" chimed in the first far
mer who had just recovered his
wind. 81 guess that's nigh onto
correct Scripture, although it's
been some years since I wrestled
with the Word"
The preacher did not recover
from this thrust but hit the horse . |
lick over the neck with the bride
reins and started eff toward Sheri- |
dan.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-06

Prof. M. J. Faracy will o1seo q
dancing school next Saturday. eEe n
ing at Carson Guard Hall by giving
q grand soiree. Gents 80 cents !;
ladis free. Ladies' class Saturday
afternoon from 2 too. The latest
Eastern dances will be taught.
Courteous treatment and satissac-
ton gaarsEteed te all. Prof.
Faracy has had many years expert
eacs and gained for himself tho
reputation Of being one of the best
dancing masters onsths coast. Give
him . call an6 be convinced. :
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-06

d. Gree has now a fine stock
eff fast and safe hsrses and new
carriages and is prepared to fur
Edsh teams or single rigs at
cheaper prices than any stable
in the city. Horses boarded by
the dag, week or snonth and
given the best of feed. A trial
will give satisfaction, both az to
the quality and price Of services
rendered. K
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THE TIOGA EXPLOSION.
Three Bodie Alners Blown e
Pieces.

Three Bodie Alaers Blownrto
Pieces.
The Bodie Free Press has the
following: On Tuesday afternoon
ct 4 O'Clock q terrible accident &C.
CURED in the Greet Sierra tunnel
at Tioga by which three men lost
their lives. The particulars of the
sad affair, 50 far as can be ascer-
tanned, are as follows: The face of
the Great Sierra tunnel is about
l,N9 feet from the Emouth, and
the excavation of the same is being
expedited by the use of Bur.eigh
drill. At tnegtime of the accident
three men were at the face of the
tunnel-Charles Benson, George
Watson and Al. Smiley. It is the
supposiGon that a drill hole some
twenty inches in depth was being
charged when the cartridge ex-
plodsd.
The charge was an immense
one and the three men must
have been killed instantly
after the blast, as no
one appeared at the mouth Of the
tunnel, two or three men entered,
an1 when they reached the face a
horrible spectacle presented itself.
The mutilated bodies of Benson,
Smiley and Watson were lying
,lose together, partly covered by
lirt and rock. The features were
Utmost unrecognizable. The ma
,hinery was twisted and broken.
The remains of the unfortunate men
rere speedily removed to daylight
nd messengers sent for the Coren-
r. The victims of the fatal acct
ent were Esung men. Benson and
Watson were we'll known in Bodie.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-06

This 10 tho namc Of . new COM
pound made for beaatifying tie
skin, probablvsealled SC because one
thousand women out ef every one
thousand and one use II. It can be
found NO where in the State Of Ne
.vada except at City Drug Store,
he being the sole agent for the sale
of the compound No woman who
has ever tried it uses anything
else. 1t removes .freckels, tan and
all blotckes add. discOierations of
the skin BY putting the pores in a
aeAithy state. =
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TELEGRAPHIC.
"A &C I'D e N T. IN
PHILADELPHIA.
STANFORD'S 81 EA LIT I'M.
PROVING.
CHAS. A. BYRNE CONVICTED
OF LIBEL.
A Strees.Car Crushed by = Rail-
WOy Traim.

! A Street.Car Crushed by = Rail.
wOy Train.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 5.-The in.
bound train on the North Pennsyl-
! vania branch of the Philadelphia 4
Reading railroad, ran into street.
car of the Union line at Susque-
hanna avenue and American street
this morning. The Car was de
mo'ished and all the passengers
more or less injured. Ten persons
who were most severely injured
we're taken to the Episcopal Hos
pial and two since died. The
driver of the street Car was in the
car at the time of the accident.
Those who have died are James
Hammil and James Devine. Among
the injured was woman named
Mary Sellers, who was terribly
mangled. She was carried to the
hospital in a bag. She and several
others are expected to die.
Judgment Against n Dramatic
Paper.
New YORK, Oct. Sin the suit
brought by Brooks and Dickson
against Charles A. Byrne of the
Dramatic Times, judgment was re-
Gently rendered in favor of plaintiff
fer 500 The receiver ordered
that tifty-one shares of the Times
be sold to satisfy judgment. The
sale was made to. day by auction in
the rotunda of the City Hal!
Brooks and Dickson were repre-
sented at the sale by Benz. Stein
hart. He started the sale with q
bid Of $500. The sum was in
creased until 500 was offered by
Dittenhoefer, who repre-
sented Charles Wyndham, and the
stock was knocked down at that
figure. The money was imme-
diately paid.
Stanf0rd's Health.
New YORK. Oct. An . letter
received within a day or two by G.
P. Huntington, Governor Stanford
speaks of great improvement in his
health and that of his wife since
their arrival at Kissingen, and an
other letter from him to another
correspondent announces his in
tention to return to this country in
} short time.
An Insulted Taller.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4-Gotleib Bodim
ner, q fiery little tailor, wearing |
yeld-rimmed speetaces and long !
hair, was arraigned before Justice
to-day for striking small
10Y on the head with big stick.
2odimmer nearly exploded with
age, as he announced that the boy
lad run after him snd pulled his
cot oollin~ b,,,o Oo,o~ WILL |
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1Iaekay Counters on xharon.

SADSM~v 2 -. sVAAesA OSs'
When John Mackay got into his
trouble with Amelia Smallman,
Senator Sharon met him on a train
and walking up snilingly said:
II say. John, had tiff with
your sweetheart, eh? A Small man
ought not to get away with q big
fellow like you"
Mackay said nothing, smiled q
trife, and Sharon passed on.
Last week he saw Sharon on the
cars and ambled up with:
II say, Bill, why didn't you in
vite me to your wedding? Are
you going over the Hill to the poor
house, Billy" The passengers
snickered all around the vicinity of
the ex-senator, and Macksy light.
ing = fresh cigar, made his way into
the next sleeper in . most happy
frame Of mind.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-06
New incorporation

Articles of incorporation of the
Esmeralda Mining and CONNER.
cal Company we're yesterday filed
in the office of the Secretary of
State. The trustees are, W. A.
Hawthorne, r. J. Laws, John
Forbes, w. D.. Tobey and 8. A.
The capital is 500, 900,
and the principal place of business
is loeated ut Hawthorne.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-06

For quick trips to the Lake our
new caaopied. open-sided stage, is
unrivaled. = will carry twelve
passengers, and is taken at light
ming speed over the grade with six
spirited horses. Seats can be
occurred at the stable or Ormsby
House. Connections with all the
boats. q. S. mail carried Summer
and Winter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-06

Yom Kippur, OF the jewish Day
Of Atonemsnt, will fall on next
Thursdsy, the 18th instant. The
Jewish merchants Of this city will
close their stores on that day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-06
Notice.

Evening services for the Winter
months will be resumed at st.
Peters Episcopal Church on Sun
day evening ct 1880.
GEO. r. DAVIS, Rector.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-06

All kinds of light and heavy dray-
ing done on easy terms and at
shortest notice. JOE CARPENTER. :
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STOCKx.
Nor ming hoard.

Nerninx Board.
$50 Ophir, ) 65
80 Mexican, 2 80
$50 Gould & Curry, 2 30
10 Best & Belcher. 3 10,
1925 Sierra Nevada, 4 20
2l50 Bullion. 75c
30 Bodie. Coo
120 Savage. 55'
40 Con. Virgins. SOC
40 California, 15c
720 Potcsi, l
100 Choilar. 2 IS
IS Crown Point, l 25
120 Hale & Norcross, 3 20
so Alpha, 2 so
80 Yellow Jacket, 3 90
leo Exchequer, $50
243o Union. 4
$50 Alta, l 40
60 Northern Belle, 6
200 Andes, SOC
SO Utah. | 50
100 Overman. 35c
ITO Belcher-1 %
$50 Senator, 15c
80 Bullion. IS
90 Northern Belle. S
100 Silver King. 4
100 Scorpion. SOC
Afternoon Board.
10 Eureka Con. 6 90
100 Navajo, 2 80
$50 Ophir, 3 IS
so Mexican, 9 20
10 Gould and Curry, 2 10,
10 Best and Belcher-3 Is
80 California, 1Oc
ITO Savage. l so,
400 Con. Virginia, 45c
80 Chollar, IS,
$50 Potosi, l so
ITO Hale Il Norcross, 3 IS
10 Crown Point, l %
$50 Yellow Jacket. 3 20
12O Belcher, 25
$50 Sierra Nevada, 4 10
70 Utah, ! 80
100 Alta, l 40
1440 Union, 4
50 Confidence, l 80 ..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-06

Fine Photographs at Psterso n
Art Gallery. Views of private res =.
licences and public buildings
speciality. =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-06

Prime groceries, teas, sugars,
cohees. wines. hardware. Swiss
cheese, Connecticut cider. q Muller
4 Scbmitt's.
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Ice.

Ice delivered to any part OF the
city. Leave orders at Benton's
Livery Stable.