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nNE 0F TIE FINEST BTU DING lots IN THE
OtTLh, BLING ON VERMONT AVENUE NEAR
TS.'sGRRDSV.
sULFI, Auctionee..

ifoLfi' AaetO''ee:
Twill SELL al public auction the stock of Notions and
Dry Goods contained in Davis Dickinson's store No
Slt 9TH street northwest, commencing FRIDAY.
OCTOBER TWELFTH at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ and viii
continue from day to day unt the stock is disposed Of
consisting Of silks, Veyets. Casfrneres Linens Cloths
and Housekeeping Goods generally, Fine Laces En-
broideries, Underwear in 8eIino and Cotton Ladies'
Jerseys, Brushes. Collars Buttons Hosiery Parasols
Umbrellas Gossaers. PRINCES Spool Silks Spool Cot
ton. Fine Scissors and Perfuery also line of valu.
able Goods fr Christmas Presents and many other
artcks too n;nerous to mention. This stock is choice
and ladies invited 10 attend this sale. as the goods
WEI be sold without reserve
Counters Fixtures. Show &c Will be sold next
MONDAY at TWELVE O'CLOCK
o9-tnl FOLEY Arctionecr
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District Government Affairs.

JAS. III. Ball. 1892 street northwest. again COM
plains OF mud and clay being dumped that street.
between 32d and33d streets northwest. -COmplaint
has been made that pump on 10th street. between
and streets, is out OF order, with request that
IL be fixed.
THE GUSTS PICTURE.
To-day, Gen Peter F. Bacon presented to the
Commissioners a clipping from the National Intel
tigencel probably OF the letter OF George Wash
lngtOn Psrke CuStis to Capt Joseph B. Tate OF the
Washington Light Infantry. dated February IL.
1850. in which the writer donates the picture of the
surrender or CORVALLIS to that military CON-
pany. commissioner West acknowledged the QueS-
ton settled as to the ownership OF the picture and
the transfer VIII be made or the order given, at the
meeting OF the Commissioners to-day.
UNRED PRISONERS
The Commissioners are in recent OF letter from
j. b. 1. Upper, OF The S. p c. A. Society, stating
that he Is informed that prisoners arrested last Sat
urday and placed in various precinct station houses
and kept over Sunday, had nothing to eat except
when furnished by friends. lEs
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The Commissioners have approved the applica-
lions for liquor licenses from Haralin & Bro, Bar
bara Clements, Daniel Donovan, Theodore johnson,
Eugene l. Morgan, Henry Reiter, Henry +. Schon-
born, Ernst r. Trefber, and Elizabeth WOlz, and
diSapprOved that OF Mary Lynn.
THE NEW CASINO
! Lieut.. r. ii. Payne, who Is at the head OF the
company that has started the erection OF the new
Casino to-day left an entire set OF the plans OF the
proposed building with the inspector OF buildings
for his inspection as to construction, etc 80
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Arrested After Losing $4,000 a, Faro.

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-Fforence II. Peters, cashier for
Lyon e Healy, dealers I'm musical Instruments. was
arrested here last night, after making confession
that he had taken 81, 600 OF the firms money and
lost 1t at faro.
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n1 z n.

BEAND. On Monday. October 1gth 1881, at O'Clock
a. M MARGARET Ann, wife Of VIM. H. Bland, in the
sixty sixth year of her are.
Funeral from late residence 200 street southeast ON
sionai Cemetery.
MCGUIRE. On Monday, October 18th 1888 JAMES
MCGUIRE an employee Of Bureau of Engraving and
Printing aged forty years
Rs1n2ins viii be inferred in New York.
MCMILLAN. At $50 am, on October 18th, iss3
Mrs. CAROLINE A. MCMILLAN.
Funeral from Mt Zion ME church. corner 18th ana
of the family are RESPECTFULLY invited to attend
SOMMERyILLE.s On Monday morning October 18th
1883 e twenty five minutna Of four. Mrs ALICE
SQNMERvIIIE in the eighty fifth year of her eye
Fnnerzl VIII take place from ST. Augustine church
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
WILLIAMSON. On Monday, October lS, 1854 CLARA
aged Ten years. ~ = a g@
TunerA viii take place tomorrow. "Wednesday, o.
tober H. lisa from residenc Tenzlly D.
d. at O'Clock Relatives and friends Of the family
6pectfully invited to attend. - -ss
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WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers.

VALU ABLE BUILDING LOTS ON KINGHTAN PLACE,
MAR THE THIRTEENTH STREET CIRCIE AT
AUCTION
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER4A%
EIGHTEENTH at RAND HALF O'CIOCkTx&
r. NJ We Will sell on the premises lots 90 93 and-A--
q III square 81, fronting kingman Place between
and and 18th and 18th streets northwest adjacent
the 18th street circle each lot having front Of 16ts
feet by 95 feet in depth adjoining alley; fine location
ard worth the attention of buyers.
Terms: One-third cash balance SIX twelve eighteen
months. or longer time prefer1ed $50 DEF Osit
Girsd on each LOT At time Of sale &c at
burchaser's cost Terms to be complied with in ten
days resale at purchasers risk and cost OcI5-3t
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AMERICAN RlCoS IN

TRIALS OF SOCIALISTS
OLMUTz, MORAvIA, Oct. 16.--The trial Of eighteen
socialists upon charge OF high treason has begun
here.
AMERICAN BACON IN FRANCE.
PARIS, oct 16.-Prfme Minister Ferry, I'm speech
delivered at Havre yesterday. foresha6oved the
withdrawal by France Of the present embargo upon
the importation OF American bacon.
THE PAPAL NUNCIO TO FRANCE.
ROME Oct. 16.-PriOr to his departure for Paris
the papal nunciO to France received instructions
from the Vatican relative to the attitude that he
to adopt toward the different political parties in
that country He Is directed to observe Strict neu
trality.
RIOTS IN HUNGARY.
PESTH, Oct 16.-A Sanguinary ARRAY has occurred
at Mfava, Upper Hungary, between Slavs and Mag
vars. Troops were called out and were compelled.
before they could Quel the disturbances, TO fire
upon the rioters. Order was restored with much
difficulty.
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AUCTION SALES
rsGF',PToKY SALE or -rHEE!E-sToHY BRICK lE.l11lK
FI~CEE I,Axe,

T:&E',PTORY SALE or -flIEElE-sToHY BRICK BRICK
STREET NDis3 iiN -.
O.. FRIDAY AFitE<ttE. ~ TOPPER NINE-e<-i
TTINIH al FUt R-hNsj-A-HAf,t OtIO' + on =;
Nh fTeIisi--- shall II I't % nd art 81 u. IL
"a, TehN.-s. pis az gtb sst< ieut Public
alley. Improved p 1hr-,-st1-y y. x Eslo., Nth
Ten e1,stlird cash laaI,e, il. onr ar.d t, years
with interest At Ter cent sc1r; by decd vi trust
Cf3,i&,!s THOs. J. FISHER Il CO. aurt
II OBERr . HoLTzliAS. Re-! Estate Auctlcg,rc,.
h lolh I'D street northwest
AUCTION StIt. or TUE DEsIKA ABLE DWELLING;
Epf-F ~ Il STREET, "" 1903 TEE FOtelTTR
RtNIntStt Oh Tx LATE HON lion c.
INtIEES 81.
By virtue of two dtFtl- Of trust ,;ael rssi,c,t ia
1Ne.s, ga IN fiizt Gss q Nasssassr. 1874 and Z:
,EE'h ,iN @: Alsii. 1875. and itcar, ia iil-r M IL
1'crr-sS ui t.r ,EStret 81 Coi-!-s wi ~H at ,.ic
:llii'ic- ~ f-Ftf Z tte Ts.f1e- TItESrAN. NJ
VI FE4E HIST. at IDiE O'CLOCK l. NJ. tit- fol-
lo%E e.! i'll til s;ts ~ Washington. D3-iFbt of
1Ci'iihi4t 81. 1i the rL:}VeUlc1f~ Their % / WIT
Iot LJll;-tf-d ISo - MIN u rtt'T'l't ~itiSliNl-
zion ct Iuta'ftl ~" hundred sIf seventeen
Clio, ACCORDING to tEe pia tnff't II t:lt '' 81 t.ie
survey Of Washington tity. District Of Columbia
Terms Of saly. Ont-frUrth cash. and the. balance
on. ..:s Year. with interest "a; III ttt-
Ci IN g r pay saiS la!iS.
al d. c7.ftIr = tho T7gTrit-Sr 4 t,,t-t Of
S2tl,, isr ~ -.e .re not
.cf.;.ld with sjs~ III, r.strv> tn. ri-it
oIs,i t-l Irr- Sc f.s T>h al r.-t % d.fduiti-s
thr ,a;;g" Amount If iu:ii. IsIsy las lytZ yaid
All tU!iNt JtlI' AZ al III ,t--t ~ Egsrssfi.
JAMES g. BLIiiET Trr.-tc,
Il g Hti-tLIAN. &l,c-ono5E- ul0-6x..-
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TINHoS j. FISHER 4 CO, Real Estate Auctioneers.

'1NHoS. j. FISHER co. Heal Estate Auctioneers
fER RE, SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT ON
1NGrON CIRCLE
On SATURDAY. OCTOBER TWENTIETH. A. ea$
d. ls.a as FOIR O'CLOCK +. NJ, in front of the<S58
premises We shall sell, To the highest bidder
nort Part y Lot y i'll square 81, fronting Is feet 6N
'lnces tn I'D street, between l. and streets NORTH
alley. ~ 1'
Terms: One-halt cash. balance in six months with in
ertY sold THOS j FISHFK d C0 IVY
olo-dNiis Anctioneers.
4 CCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL, ESTATE
N On q STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
NORIHNESf. NEAR NEW PENSION OFFICE
AHD On SLAIH STREET, BETWEEN + ANDG
%, On HtlksDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER EIGH. a.
TENTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of fine e::a
premises VIII cell part lot !, in square 49, having
front on Z street of 81 feet by depth OF 81 feet
No 90 q street. ~ wv
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER part of lot q
square 49, having front on sixth street feet by
espt OF e. feet inches improved by Rck
Dwelling containing all modern inproyen Being
house No els 9Th street ~'' "'iiAe
Terms: One third cash balance in six. and twelve
and secured by deed of trust the properly Sold ~
al! cash. at the option Of the purchaser All conyev
ancing al purchasers cost $lo0 deposit required at
time OF sale.
oll-d&ds j. T. COLDWEIL. Auctioneer
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News Briefs.

The coaiitfoniSts at Richmond. Va. last nighf
Nominated Henry Hudnal, James X. Tyler Ben
Gatbrfgit and Mr. Mitchell as candidates for
house OF delegates
state convention OF colored men was held at
Springfield. Ill. Yesterday to take action To secure
political recognition.
The democrats and republicans OF Adam county,
MISS, yesterday nominated a joint county ticket,
composed OF An equal number OF republicans and
democrats.
Three road agents robbed the Sill stage near
Galveston. Texas last night, taking all the malls
and F0biying four Passengers
Mr.. Chas s. forke, who had been nominated for
mayor by the labor organization OF Baltimore, de-
clined to accept
The accounts OF Philadelphia's missing lawyer
Alexander Thaekara. are said to he all right.
Since Saturday there have been five deaths from
the fever at Brewtor Ala Five new cases were
reported during that time.
r The Paris Ieteg1dDhe SAYS that the Shaw Diff
Guilty is regarded as settled Mr. Shaw viii get an
indemnity OF 6000O francs for losses at the hands
OF the French In Madagascar.
Mr.. John Brady, OF Manchester, has been an
pointed general secretary OF the Irish National
league, OF Great Britain
Walter Lneberger, prominent republican OF
wheeling, w. Va, committed suicide Sunday by
blowing his brains out with a navy revolver.
ACTOR BANGS SUED BY HIS WHE.-In Philadelphia,
declaration was flied yesterday In common pleas
court No. In the suit OF Mrs. Alice c. Bangs
against her husband. Frank Bangs, the actor The
action Is to recover 81 900 which Mrs. Bangs AYERS
she borrowed nom her mother, Mrs. Merritt, In
April OF this year. and sent to her husband.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

WAsHfM9ToN OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN
w SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Corner 7th and
Streets Ladies' before buying Machine please ioek
Of the great improveneat in our new High Arm Ma
THE NEW AMERICAN, No
For foot and hand power Old Americans taken IN ex.
change
Received this day fresh supply Of NEW QUEEN
DOMESTIC" and 'SINGER" Machines, from $40 up
Genuine Bargains. No agents. =
Renting, repairing, rebuilding and rsmodeling all
C. AUERBACH
Corner 9TH and a.
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AT THE CABINET MEETING to-day all of the Cabi-
net officers Were present 1t was decided that
neither the President nor any OF the Cabinet officers
WIN attend the Newburgh centennial in view OF the
visit Of Chief Justice Coleridge The Cabinet meet
Ing was short, and no business OF Importance was
transacted; After the meeting, Mr. Eaton called at
MED by Captain Armes, recently retired
s LIEUT.. SMITHS SENTENCE MITIGATED.-The Presi-
dent has confirmed the findings OF the court which
tried Lieut. Commander Frederick r Smith for
duplicating bis pay accounts, but mitigated the
sentence OF dismissal to enc years suspension from
rank and duty, to retain his present grade during
that time ss-sz~-t --,--z.
4 CHIEF JUSTICE COLRRIDGE Will go to Mount ver-
non on Saturday on the US. s. Despatch, which has
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COMMODORE JouETT, who Is on special duty II
New York, is In the city. He called at the Nav
department to-day. y
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+ James Conlan and others by next friend, Margaret
Conlan by F. T. Browning entered suit against
William Acker to-day for $sy09Q damages for
trespass on theirproperty, IN sq Nof 9sI BOUNDARY
and streets northeasn hy digging under their
house TWENTY-FIVE feet, which 1t is alleged caused
it to tHnble down. srg
Ida Bowman has daed o hin fpR divorce f.xsn
Columbus 8. Bowman =
An excursion win be given to IufaJ to1norreyv.
Trains leave the B. and 0. depot at $50 q. Nd
FROM Bre9ta1es We bare --latest numbeBs OF
Punch and the london Pct0f-f0T World, with one
OF It's popular biological garden cartoons received
by yc6terda4S EplQpean Stean0r. -
been issued BY the clcrk Of tho court % David
T1gnas AMI Eaxlnia @tayp6n; JeAa ". 1ESL10-
and Rosa Coon w u Buz11 ed RaAAle I. Over
all e Warren eeuHtys VA J6mee b INWdDa ana
- Lloyd. both Of Montgomery county. Nd ~
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer,

SPECIAL. SALE OF TEN PARLoI SUITES. UP
-HOISTERED IN VELOUR AND EMBOSSED
PlUsH H, li DlXAN IN yEL0HR WIZ, Nh,
OAK CABINETS, LADYS DRESSING STAND.
ANTIQUE SOFAS, TWENTY FINE OH. PAINT
INGS, THREE HANDSOME MARBLE-T0P
CHAMBER SETS. ONE SUPERB MAHOGANY
SIDEBOARD, TWO HUNDRED SMYRNA CAR
PETS AND RUGS, SEVERAL FINE SECOND
HAND CARPETS &C.
On THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER 18TH. 1888
st TEN AND HALF O'CLOCK, within my alC ton
shall have special sale Of the above articles
This will he splendid opportunity to buy the
tices all e and viii be sold regardless of cost
Ol6-2t THOMAS DOWNING Auct.
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire TO H. Ii. Dodge, 53s 18th street:
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EoRTEEss MONROE. NORFOLK AND
IsASiEE AEkoWsl!ITH
LFayeS 7tL-stroe; wharf at7a.m.
FOE IOTcMAC PIvER LANDINGS

a. "a NJ xs i-t with .:2D Fery Boat from Wash
1ilo tE Nu:ays tor N0Tnini aud interim. land
2i- ttu.lliE Iuss&iays 4il.Irssii1S
naa N''ril 81 Clements Boy wharyts and frtcrr.-
aiai ending fctErJizl-S FRIDAYS CiI Saturdays for
60 ial. LsaEarltoNu and intermediate landings,
S.ssII-.=s ,-.i.y
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Conn WEATHER
coming and to be ready for you should call at our
Store where show for inspection the largest
assortment of HEATING STOVES ever seen in this
city; Among them are the celebrated RADIANTHO
yertabls due st2yes Also great variety Of COOKING
LATR0BES. FURNACES LATE MANTEIS, CRATES
&c. The only place 7th street where the Genuine
Dan1orths FLUID Lis sold. Call and examine stock
W. 8. jerks l. CO.,
sep22 TIT 9TH street northwest
u EFRIGERATORS AND WATER COOLERS
IL AT REDUCED PRICES.
Fruit Jars, Jelly TumblerS,
Tin Fruit Cans and Wax,
Crock1ry, Glassware and Kitchen Utensils
Gi1ray's Lace Curtain Stretcher
GEO. WATTS,
iy26 314 18th street, doors above Penna. avenue
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO, Auctipneers.
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE

SPECIAL AUCTION SALE
HANDSOME AND EXTENSIVE F1TRNfryrRE
AT OUR SALESROOMS, 1901 AND IO03 PFNNSyL-
MANIA AVENUE
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH,
AT 1890 O'CLOCK AM.
beanl1ui SATIN Danfsk arlor suite in heavy walnut
frames, eight pieces: three Walnut Frame ParDl
suites upholstered in green and crimson plush: Gilt
deception Chairs, Ebony Reception Chairs, uphol-
stored IN silk plush Fancy Side Chairs Ebony Cabi-
net Mise Racks. Ebony Easels; Elegant Pier Mir
two Walnut Chifoniers Walnut Wardrobe Betlstead
antique Mahogany sideh2ard, Library Tables, Wal
Bouffet; Walnut Book Cases and Writing Desks
Ebony Tables. handsome Walnut Chamber Suite
Plate Glass, very costly: Wainout Chamber Suites
10 pieces Window Halgings elegant Secretary Book
tresses Feather Pillows, elegant French Couchts and
tasy Chairs; Sofa Beds upholstered in sest manner
Mantle Clocks. LaInbreq1ns, Ornaments, Etc.
OF the above furniture in the most excellent
dition, and worthy the attention of buyers.
ol6-2t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co. Aucts
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Sffc9Np-HAS CLOTHING FOUGHT AND THl
esfis- t1stois. &C. Call OF address HERZOG 3Os 0d
sESeSts hear PsnIss lyzsyia avenue marsS
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V,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

WEEKS ( CO.. Auetioneeers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-07
Why They Went.

The Omaha Bee has the follow.
ing story regarding the discharge OF
about weight of the Union Pa.
cific conductors: 1.-THE latest story
is that the conductors and the
'drummers' had formed q gigantic
acheme by which they were to be
mutually benefited. As cny one
knows, the commercial trave ers
ride on one thousand mile tickets.
as q general thing. and it is stated
that the plan is to get one of these
tickets. use it q time or two and
then keep it on hand; but instead of
having it punched out by the con.
ductor to dizzy up with him, he tax.
ing haf fare and pocketing that and
the drummer saving the other half
The company VS. the party which
would thus come out at the little
end of the horn, and as the sale of
one-thousand milo tickets fell off
very rapidly they soon 'smellea i !
lArge-sized rodent and finally fer. !
reted him out |
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CasleDder'S Sginssrels.

Tonight Ca,lender's Minstrel,
will appear at the Opera House.
The following is from the Salt Lake
Tribune: The event yesterday was
the parade oftha Observation-Disclosures,
the city with pomp snd mu.ic at.
'racting the attention of every body.
As fine show as they made on the
street. it is on the stage that the
Cai'enders appear 10 the best ad-
vantage. The theater last night was
crowded to its full capacity, and
the audience were SO delighted with
the performance that they laughed,
clapped hands and yelled at the
music. burlesques and fine persona
ton If plantation scenes. All the
artists are genuine colored persons,
raised in the South, and besides be-
ing fine musicians are excellent i'm
itators Of the drolleries of their
race. First Oh the programme was
series of songs under the title OF
Up North. in which was blended
some favorite songs of plantation
life. Barnum's circus brought down
the house. The grand military pa
geant presenting an army of cog !
dancers, dancing z,uaves, marches
and drills were probably the best
performed and most difficult of aDv
part Of their programme. The
Hyer Sisters and DIessrs. King and
Brown sang very PRETTY the Greet
ing to Spring. Bob Mack in barn
Aard frolics introduced his wonder
fully trained bantam, Lite Dick.
Grating ,as much surprise and
amusement as anything connected
with the Performance. The enter.
'ainment throughout was good.
This evening the sane programme
viii be repeated. For the matinee
md evening performances to-mcr-
'ow complete change of bill is az I
bounced. one in svery sense the j
'eer of the present. {
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-07
TELEGRA
san Francisco News.
Especial TO the AprEkL.I

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9Th,
printers strike is being taken up al
over the city by other labor organ
izations. The Steel Works. th.
Brass Monlders and the White
Cooks and Walters associations
have all passed resolutions to dis.
continu. taking the Call and Bu lie.
tin. A portion of the paper is
printed at patent outside Office.
and the strike is beginning t., tell
heavily in led iced subscription
lists all over the city.
Il is thought that Harry aav-
nard 8 acceptance Of LAWYERS chal.
lenge to fight With thin gloves WAS
for the purpose of barring ont
Hailinan of Virginia City. Tbs
latter will fight wi b bare knncll.s.
Pascoe, the Cornish wrestler.
is In the city, anxious to meet
Muldoon or Bibby.
The city is being handsomely
decorated for the Knights Tempt r
Copc'ave AMI hundreds are arriv
ing daily.
LONDON. August 6.-Aneti,er
earthquake was felt on the island If
lschia at 4:26 O'Clock this after
noon. Several houses co lapsed.
Nine more bodies were extracted
from the ruins of the no eli: one
woman was taken out alive With
both feet crushed sh .peless under a
oeaI. She was insensible but will
'ecoyer. The Government il ac
i've in furnishing assistance.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-07

If we were Governor Adams, we
wovld take to the hills, select a fine.
straight tree. chop it down. Lew it
off, haul it down to Carson, dress
it. pat fine gold mob on the top of
it, decorate it with the stars and
,ipes and then have carved upon
it /: Here is your pole, now shut
up and vote for me for U. S. Sen
ator next election, j. w. Adams. !"
Then present it to the gladstone
people of Cande'aria amid grea.
pomp and splendor.
II we were in Governor Adams
place we wou d moi take the news
paper joshing he has for all the flag
poles west Of the rockies.
Courier.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-07
Lake Amenities,

Scene at Tallac House. Reno
mother to chi!d,-Johnny, dom
play wi h those children, DOM
want you to be seen mixing up Will
them.
California mother Of "those chi.
drea"-See here, lfand, don't go
with those boys they came of awful.
~ low stock.
Pa ties separate by mutual con-
sent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-07

u. Gree has now a fine stock
q fast and safe hOrses and new
carriages and Is prepared to fur
nish teams o. single rigs at
cheaper prices than any stable
In the city. Horses boarded by
the day, week or month and
given the best Of feed. A trial
will give satisfaction. 10th az to
the quality and price Of services
rendered. a
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Benton's stage Lipe.

For qnick trips tc the Lake our
new canopie.l. open sided stage, in
pnrivaled. It will carry twelve
passengers. and is taken at light
ain9 speed over the grade with six
oplrited hOr~es Seats can be
oecnred ut the stable or Ormxh;
House. Connections with all the
boats: q. s. mail carried Summer
and Winter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-07
sad, But True.

The newspapers generally are
devotlng a great deal of space to
the discussion Of probable can
d dates for tie Presidency. It is
now coming to be the rue that the
more a man is talked of and the
better his chances appear in the
papers. the more sadly he gets left
when the business hour arrives
Times Review.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-07
Press Dispatches.

The individual who makes NO the
dispatches for the Associated Press
at Eureka bung'e s things up fear
fully. Their mothers would no,
know the parties accused of the
ON il homicide by reading than
in the dispatches.-White Pine
Newa.
We all concur.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-07

Miss Carol Grouse Moss Agate)
sailed for Alaska on Sunday, as
correspondent for the Northwest.
ern News. Of Portland, Oregon, for
which journal she has written sew.
eral excellent letters from British
Bolumbis. Miss Grouse 10 . very
talented lady, whose letters are
sure to be reproduced.