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BATHER RECEIVERS A CoRPsE-Mr John
Evans OF Norfolk, while bathing at Ocean View
yesterday, discovered the corpse OF q man that
had been washed ashore. 1t is supposed to be
that OF MI. James Boyd, OF Portland, Me-, who, as
previously telegraphed. either jumped fell over
board from the brig Henderson on Thursday last
when on Thimble light In Chesapeake bay. Boyd
Was the second mate OF the vessel, and shipped
from Norfolk to Denmark.
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Saratoga Races To-day

SARATOGA August N-FirsJ race. one mile, won
by FlyaWay; PoWhatan second, Envoy third Time
1:46H.
The second race, one mile and quarter. was
won Dy Rosaline; Violator second and BeaverWick
third. Time 2:11x.
The third race, one mile and 20 yards, was won
by Buccaneer, Lizzie Flynn second and Musk third.
T1me-1 :4Sx
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REPORTS CALLED FoR-The Treasury depart
ment has called for reports from the boards OF i'm
migration, organized under the act OF Congress
passed August 3D. 1882 as to their proceedings for
the last 1Scal year.
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SUPERINTENDENT APPoINTED.-The Acting Secre
tary OF the Treasury has designated Charles F.
Jordan. OF New York, as the superintendent of
construction OF two nfe-saving stations on the
coast of Virginia.
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REAR ADMIRAL HUGHES, commanding the Pa
ci1c squadron, reports to the Navy department,
under date OF July 31st, latitude % g south,
longitude TO o. west that on the 18th OF July he
transferred his nag from the Pensacola to the
Lackawanna. The Lackawanna was placed in
dry dock at Callao on the 23d for three days for
necessary repairs to the rudder post at an
expense OF $S,19706. She was then In good cOndi-
ton and would not need to 90 near Q navy yard
for year.
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CoMAIssIoNED.-RoDert Cavey was to-day com.
missioned postmaster at chichester, Howard county
Maryland.
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DEATH OF RELIGIEUsE.-Slster Athelda, OF St
V1ncents orphan asylum, died Saturday morning
and was buried to-day at Mt Olvet cemetery
The funeral ceremonies were held at ST. Patrick's
church this morning. She was q native OF New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-27

THE OFFICERS OF the U. s. 8. Trenton have been
ordered to report on the 18th OF September instead
OF the 1St
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS TO THE vANDALIA-Ths
Navy department Is informed that the vandalIs
arrived at Montreal on the oath. At Quebec thu
Marquis OF LOrne and Princess Louise were re
ceived on board with all the honors due then
rank.
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False Rumor in Wall Street

STOCKS SPEEDILY RECOVER FROM KNOCK DOWN.
NEW YORK, August 27.-The Posts financial ar.
ticle says: The stock market was very much de-
pressed during the forenoon by q variety of
rumors and allegations In regard to various stocks
and also in regard to the financial condition OF one
or more commission houses SO far as can be
learned by inquiry there was not a word OF
Is apparent they were started for
the purpose OF making break in the market
such as to cause break in the m arket. which was
not fully recovered during the forenoon, the net
result OF the trading up to IL 80 O'Clock being q
decline OF Is to per cent on the active stocks;
the latter on Lake Shore and Oregon and Trans.
continental, with ~ on Northern Pacific pre-
other stocks The market opened lower all around,
the chief points OF attack being on Oregon and
Transcontinental and Central Pacific, both
OF which opened ~ lower than the close on
Saturday. In the next ten minutes there was q
further decline Of * on Oregon and Transconti-
preferred. ~ on Reading, ~ on Lake Shores, q
fraction on other stocks This was the extreme
decline on Oregon and Transcontinental Reading,
Northern Pacific and Jersey Central By IL 10
aforementioned stocks, the latter on Oregon and
TranscOnttnentaL But from II 80 to 10 O'Clock the
selling was renewed, and was also directed against
Lake Shore. which declined ~, North Pacific pre-
ferred TX, oregon and TranScOnt1nental TX and
4 to u on other stock. After IL O'Clock the mar
ket was Steadier
sTEDAAN CO. g LIABILITIES AND ASSETS
NEW YORK, August N-The schedules OF the in
solvent nrm OF T. C. Stedman & Co., the brokers,
were filed to-day In the court of common pleas
The nominal Indebtedness OF the firm is placed
at S117.94O. while the actual liabilities are only
$62.94Q The nominal assets are S9l ,O47 and the
actual assets $28,eT.
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THr AeoS1rs Or BnroUs CoIrc.

THE UNDERSTANDABLE PANGS OF CHRONIC
INDIGESTION. THE DEBILITY AND MENTAL
STUPOR RESULTING FROM A COSTIvE HABIT
MAY BE CERTAINLY AVOIDED BY REGULATING
THE SYSTEM WITH THAT AGREEABLE AND
REFRESHING STANDARD PREPARATION, TAR.
RANTS SELTZER APEkIENI. PROCURABLE AT
ALL DRUGGISTS aulS
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New Discovery In MEDICINE.


SANTAL mildly
VIII cure in 48 hours all arrangements Of the urinary
organs in either out ncon OF any kind
GRIMAULT CO.. 9. Rue vivienne. Paris. ja22-ly
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LEAVE or ABSENCE for four months, to take
eject when his services can be spared by his
departmet commander, Is granted second Lieut.
William A Skunk, 9Th cavalry.
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Fl D. BARR

r. D. BARR
IMPORTER AND TALON
11llPennsyiy1nia Avenue Northwest
SPRING GOODS.
Complete and carefully selected stock OF Suitings
Jrousexings and vestnss Of spproyed syleA Cut
made ma trimmed IN tho uneuxp6aGed manner a the
leading fashion house q Washngtn.
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AUCTION SALES.
T0.MOltROw.
NUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
PARLoR SUITES. BEDROOM SETS, WALNUT
DESKS BOOKCASEs. EXTENSION TABLES.
n ~ 7; pTAAB sLlTS, Easy CHAIRS HAZE All
PILLOWS, CRlNKEKY And afAsswAkE
STOVES, COOKING UTEN-IL- &c. ia,
GE Hnis NTH GG G0dn ASSORTMENT
FOR ACCOUNT OF G. Il. KENGLA, ADMINIsTRA-
I0n, LARD PRESS. SAUSAGE MACHINE.
GkINDSTONES. &C.. &C.. AT AUOiIU<.
On TUE-DAY MORNING. AUGUST TwxNTY-
EiGHIH. commerciag at TN O'CLOCK. wo WIN sell
thin and In front OF spacious sesrooms. SIT and
1ls 9th street corner street, general assortment
'he ABOVE named goods. au25-2t
HUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN TO
On TUESDAY MORNING. TWENTY HIGHTH AU-
GUsT. 1885, at RLRvEN O'CLOCK, we viii! sell within
cur sales ooms 9th and streets northwe. by drec-
lowing valuable jewelry: "
One pair Pearl Far Kings.
One Pearl Cross.
One pair Gold, Chain Bracelets. (pearl setting.)
One Diamond Pin. 90 stones.)
Terms CASH. au243t
M FOLEY. Auctioneer.
viii sell the stock of Dry and Fancy Gooes, con-
tal in store No cog 7h street northwest At auction.
A-HA4F O'CLOCK. and will continue from day to day
until al - opposed Of.
c IN stock consists Of silks. Dress Goods, vevets
81 reals White Goods Hosiery. q derrs ar Corsets,
aces md kmhroderies. Dress Shirts Sheetings in ali
widt1s. Cassineres. Flannels Domestcs Of all kinds
LawIs and other articles too numerous to mention.
aides specially invited 10 attend this sale as the
goods ara fine and will be sold witho reserve.
1yd0 M. FOLEi. Auctioneer
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The ROYAL BOURBON FAMILY OF FRANCE.
BOUGHT N HOTEL DE yENTE, PARIS, 1877,
AT RESIDENtE NO. 1859 THIRT1 ENTH
STREET NORTHWEST. ON WEDNESDAY,. Az
GUST TWENTY-NINTH. 1888. AT ELEVEN
WORKS OF ART.
l. One Antique Cabinet Secretare in Mosaic wood and
gilt bronze ornaments
2. Two Antique Candelabres gilt bronze with black
Wln3ed Statuettes; very massive and heavy. like
those in Chateau de Versailles.
5. Two Flower Vases, Porcelaine de Sevres.
4. Two Cups, with SaHcers and Covers, Antique Por-
celaine de Sevres Q7S3), from Chateau de Fontane-
bleau, with portraits of Louis XVI, and the Prin-
cess Lanballe. Of the deep blue enamel (bleu du
very high value.
gilt bronze - ~
g. One Monoee Of largest size (glass inches in diam
etsr), in Walnut Case.
And Immediately thereafter the household effects viii
ne sold per manuscript. named in part
tains and Cornices Walnut Book case Writing
Tables, Library Tables. Raw Silk Curtains. Hall
Rack Tennessee Marble Baee Mirror back; Wa'nut
Chlffonler, Marble Top Chamber suites Ward
robes. Folding Bed-Sofa-. Walnut Pillar Extension
Table, Walnut Marble Top Bouffet Easy Chairs
Brace Arm Dining Chairs, Refrigerator, Child's
carriage Brussels, Ingram and other Carpets.
China and Glassware. Kitchen Utensils etc.
The Works OF Art will be view TUESDAY, AU-
GUST 18th. from to o'clock D. m. Catalogue can
be Obtained from the Auctioneer day previous to sale
Wal. TER B. Williams CO., Aucts
au24-d Corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue
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CHIEF CLERK WEBSTER, OF the Treasury Depart
ment, to-day resumed his duties Mrs Web
ster, who returned with him, Is considerably I'M
proved.
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PROMOTIONS IN THE TREASURY DEPARTNRNr.-
Miss Caro- K Kershaw has been promoted from
$1,000 to class one in the national bank redemp-
ton agency, Treasury department. and Miss Sallie
n. Winston from 500 to $1,000 These promo
cancy In the 500 class, which was filled by the
appointment or Miss HOyt, OF Conn.,, who was at
the head OF the ladies who passed the civil service
examination. Milan c. Edson, OF the sixth au.
ditors ONCE, was to-day promoted from class one
to class two Promotions will be made down the
line until there is vacancy In the 500 class for
which q requisitton will be made upon the civil
service commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-27

named Clifton Brown was put on trial In the
Police Court this afternoon for seriously assault
charge OF the State. War and Navy department.
building, ct Col Casey's ONCE, on 18th street. Sat.
urday afternoon. Mr.. William A. Cook appeared
for the defendant and Mr. Irvine appeared Tor the
prosecution Mr.. Green stated that the defend-
ants father had painted some signs for hts ONCE,
and some OF them were unsatisfactory. which
caused bad feeling in consequence OF q refusal TO
pay for the signs that did not suit "The Defend
ant came into my once Saturday afternoon" said
the W1tness sin wild and Insulting way and I
ordered him out and he refused 20 70. and
pushed him down tho steps and out OF the door
went down the steps and saw him coming IN the
front door with stones In his banda He threw q
brick and struck me on the right ankle, breaking
the b0naS 1eogE1 1fe1ous and b ]. Abbot teotk
ned 70 ee0lng the defAndant throw The brick
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PIANOS AND ORGANS
fIANOS AND ORG ATiS.
CHauScrY j. REED ~
offers the following Special Bargains In
PIANOS AND ORGANS

cherf the following Special Bargains In
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Nc. IA Double Pound, eeborateIy finished Rose
wood quare Grand Pf&no. maize by VIM. Krabe o..
~ cost or ;63O prpssty II AeDuSpr used very
ht,ie, and without scratch. Irice oaIy & 90.
NO. IA superb Upr ,,ht. in handsome ebonzed
Ose used -FOUR moA:lls mAoe by The leadins Boston
has superior. Original price ST. $50.
oEeeed by party lesvins the ity at 800.
NO. IA fuIl IoctSyo kOS wood l1ano, carved legs,
sverssrnng hae> good Ls~. used three months by
ex-clerk offered for cash Is -.
no. A-Eul 7-oct. F2no, with overstrrng b~se, made
by Marshall b Frau.e-. of Albany, n Y, and worth
$50. offered ut $l25.
. 5.An e.sgAnt t5oct 3-stringed Cabinet Grand
CDrixt IianO (nev) offered by manufacturers xl75
10. Ga genuine Daniel F. Beatty. 81 IS, q Stoop
Organ. only $50.
No. IA superior Organ IN s octaves BY j. Esty
Co.. SEQ.
No. Special prices in tho masehless Shoninrer
.ynbs&la Organs, the only ORIGINS containing com
ylet- chime uf bells sold Oh IS monthly payyuents.
q. J. REED.
su2O 4?3 eth street nor invest
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Foreign News bv Cable.


GERMAN ARTIST DEAD
LONDON, August 27.-August Riedel, the German
painter, is dead.
WEAVERS' STRIKE ENDED
LONDON. August N.-The weavers' strike at Ash
tOn-under-Lyne is virtually terminated. 1t is ex-
pected that the employees will resume work on
Wednesday.
FIRE IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, August N-The warehouse here OF
Green Taylor and 2.OOO bales OF cotton, belong
ing TO Messrs. Fachiri, have been partially de-
StrOyed by fire.
TIE TAMATAvE DIFFICULTY SETTLED.
LONDON, August N.-The Times Gays the release
OF Mr. Shaw, the British missionary in Madagas-
car, who was taken prisoner by the French, set
have arisen. The Times says that France is
really at thirst for peace and that the article OF
the North German Gazette attacking her was
therefore wantOn aggression.
ROYAL BETROrHAL.
LONDON, August at is rumored that the
crown Prince Carlos, OF Portugal, has been be-
trothed to the Archduchess Maria Valeria, third
Child OF the Emperor Of Austria.
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RURTH q KNAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAyRR
LoE-sOS- SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN.
be stesHiers of this company Will sail EVERY WE'D
NISDH 49, Sari iDAN from Bremen pier, foot
OF Sd street, Hobcken- hates os passage: Fro!n New
York D. havre, London. Southampton and Bremen,
INST cabin. StO0 second csiu. st0 steeras f30 pre-
Ixd seeraee certc ,tss. s22. For freight passage
apply 10 OEltICHS s. co., Bowling Green. New
York; W. ti. MkTZEhOTT < Co. yyo Peurs. !yaLia
avenue northwest. AsscuLs for " ns ton Llia
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WOOD AND COAL.

0>G WOOD-spRuCE PINE "a: OAK, So; BA-
II kers' Pine IS. so; Hickory. 81. awed and split
fIne. So Oak, 81; Hickory. IS. IS. Gs o. CREVE-
auS4- I'm
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CuNAED Line
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
111 CTNSED sTEAMsHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
r,ChLLiSG Al CORK HARBOK
6ailia We'd. sept b = yttia ed. Oct. 3.
Bothnla-- Wed. sep. H. ca Ia. Wed, Oct 10.
PSyonIa We'd. Sep. ~ Both.ra Wed. Oct IT,
AND EFERY WFD>EsDAI FROM NV YOI;h.
Rates o passase-SSp anu 500. ordng to accom-
fteerase at low Steeras tickets from Iv
Sloo and Queenstown and ali other parts Of EuropeG
lowest rates
through bills Of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow
3or Mediterranean ports
For freight and Passage spGly At the Companys Office
no. bowling Green, bGtti steerage and cabin to
OiIS BitE-On Il Co. TO- 9Th street. Nasblil, so..
VIRNON II. BROWN 4 CO.. New York
VI % Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW CO.,
1anls Cos sJl street WASHINGTON
NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
stesmshirs Of this Line. AMSI ERDAN. ROTTER-
DAN SCHIEDAM EDAM. ZAANDAM P CA
LAND W A. SChOLTES. MAS, arriving the o. s.
Mails 70 the Netherlands leave Tany's Pier foot II
SnSsex street Jersey City, NJ. regularly every WE'D
NESDA1 for Rotterdam and AM terdaul alternately
tlrst CABIN. SO: second cabin. $50: steera2e. $40
TtAIat y, General Agent ~ SOrrh William street
New York For PASSAGE apply 10 ". q. METZCROTr
& CO. 5,s Penn ave- Washington.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-28
IL This. C3aaIau :

D0eS the san Francisco EW-
ie'u refer to any Nevada "pro-
meter b. the annexed, which
it publishes in it. issue Of Fri
day
The story is going the rounds
quietly that the managers Of the
Spring Valley Water Company
recently imported q celebrated
"bOss' frOn a sister State, with
view OF convincing the Board
of Supervisors that the company
had been badly treated. The
chieftain Of the SierraS arrived
some days ago and took 4 sur
vey Of the field, but found so
very many obstacles in the way
Of convincing the Board thai he
became discouraged. The dis
cOmfture of the '.impOrted boss"
is clever for the .'home bosses"
whose pasture has been invaded
at the very time when COM
mons We're unprecedently short.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-28
Reliable Coupon Gutter

The APPEAL has just pur-
chased an Elm City Card Cut
ter with twenty-four inch
blade. It is the bandiest card
cutter in the market. A single
stroke of the blade will shave
off a portion OF a cardboard the
width of a hair with mechanical
accuracy. 1t cutting the cou-
pons Off Government bonds it
stands without a rival in the
market. Every country editor
should have one.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-28
The Albion Mine Management

The Eureka Le0Q8r is doing
good work for the people by ex-
posing the cOrruptions Of the
Albion mine management unaer
the rotten administration of L.
L. Robinson. It says:
This is the third mining conf
pany l.. L. Robinson has
wrecked. He should never be
permitted to wreck another,
and if the press Of the country
do their duty he never will.
Little is to be expected o. some
Of the newspapers on the coast
in the way of exposing mining
swindles, as this community has
learned to its cost in the past.
But there are many independent
papers ready to lend their aid
so expose mining and all other
winding, and to those pa
pers we look for help in laying
bare and making public the Al
bion rascaiity.
Robinson has been mixed
up with several crooked affairs
ever since he came 10 the coast
After the exposures Of his con.
nectiOn with the Phoebe estate
it is wonder that he ever came
to the surface again in any po-
sition OF responsibility, but as the
APPEAL has said before, he will
be elected TO some big position
again in less than a year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-28

According to all accounts they
had a great time at the Wander
bilt party. The trouble began
with a hobbN-horse Puadrille
in which, according 10 the tele-
graphic account a lot, of society
people dressed up as horses
with real horse hides and flow
ing tails and mains. Commodore
Vanderbilt then danced sailors
hornpipe and turned some
handsprings much to the edit
cation of the guests. The fol-
lowing was the order Of dances
with accompanying music
Brak e,nan's Quad ............
Dollar Day
Switch Tenders Waltz.
........Sk Skeletons Revere.
Stockhold rs Fancy Dance 49,,
...... "Freeze IA Out"
Erie Bondholder's Gallop. ......
"Sh0rt EN- AL.
Passengers Dance. ...........
. eve Gather Them In.
Coronar's Inquest Watt. ..,.,.
............" Nobody to & esne
damn the Pablo" Quad ...
........... The Tramp's Lament
Tunnel Quad .......Old Collision.
The orchestra was led by
Whitelaw Reid, Of The Tr;.b1u'e,
Hurlbut Of the Iiorfd playing
second fiddle. ) large police
force kept away the dynamite
brigade.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-28

The last number Of the Frank
Leslie'S newspaper contains a
double page cut Of the interior
Of the great printing establish
ment which was reared by the
genius and energy Of Frank
Leslie and is now being success
fully managed by his wido".
The popularity Of this Journal
among the reading masses has
been greater than any other il
Illustrated paper, because it gives
more attention to the current
events Of the day and shows
more enterprise in the illustra-
ton Of great occurrences than its
contemporaries. 1t this respect
it outstrips the Harper's and has
a larger circulation. The num-
Der alluded to publishes a sup
plimtent headed by picture of
Mrs. Leslie, who has been for
severa! years past the controll-
ing power Of the paper. While
the cnt shows the picture Of a
beautiful woman, there is a look
about the mouth which means
that if put up again st the end
Of one Of those cali pipes which
run all over a we'll regulated
newspaper establishment, the
man at the other end had better
attend to orders or there would
be a vacancy in his department
Immediately.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-28


About q week ago a photog-
rapher called at a private resi-
dence and asked if the lady of
! the mouse if ne could take a
view OF her house. d" Don't
want any views. You couldn't
take a view with that old ma
chine anyhow. Suppose I was
out in the front yard, nobody
w0uld know me in the picture.
The man Of the camera eX-
planned how perfect his machine
was fer instantaneous views, but
the women refused to listen to
him. He accordingly went to
the next house and there got an
order for a view. When he be-
gan t. arrange his instrument
tilt "OEial W. t-tiLlS ONcl,
her curiosity gettiLS the better
Of her, ANA the lady whose house
was to be taken invited her to
stand in the front yard to help
form a group. Woman No.
was So afraid that her new silk
dress wouldn't show to good al
vantage that she seated herself
on the top Of Il step ladder that
stood alongside the fence. Just
before everything was ready she
concluded that the tiounces
would show better if she stood
up, and she accordingly rose to
her feet. Then the photographer
lifted the cloth from the nozzle
Of the camera and turned his
back 10 the scene just rs the
woman fell OF the Top OF the
ladder on to the fence and
caught her foot between the
pickets. She hang there all
through the exposure of the
plate, and the photographer I'M
needing her cries for help
proceeded 70 dcvel0pa the
negative. He found q splendid
picture ola woman hanging head
down from 4 picket fence. The
woman by this time had got
loose from the fence and de-
Of the artist that he de-
stroy the plate. ooh il don't !
show anything, Madam. My
work IS 50 poor that You
bodistinguisied from a
a rose bush ora straw stack. Don't
concern yourself At all, nobody .
IN the world would recognize .
you" She took look at the 4
plate and almost tainted away. /.
That night her husband called
on the photographer and paid |
him $50 cash for the picture.
Yet why man would want
picture Of his wife hanging from
a fence is more than anybody /
can tell.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-28
- Pop.

Seats are selling very rapidly
for the Rice Surprise Party.
The troupe is composed of a
bevy Of pretty faced, clean
limbed girls, and this is the sort
of a proposition which packs the
people Of Carson together in one
audience. Major John Dcnnl,,
who has a keen eye for beauty
and cannot be imposed upon by
padded figures, tells Us that he
never saw so much lusciousness
in one show before. No extra
charge for reserved seats.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-28
T'f.c ChiEdren's Masquerade.

The chlldren's masquerade ball,
to come off at the Opera House
on the 3lst instant, under the
auspices Of Hall & Meder, will,
from every point, prove a sue
cessful event. The little ones
belonging to the best families
of Carson will be present al
rayed in fancy, glittering cos
tunes. The grand march will
be played at 8 o'clock and un-
masking takes place at $3.50
o'clock, after which adults will
be permitted on the floor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-28
The Rain.

The rain which fell in the
valleys and the snow which fell
on the mountains is worth about
dollar drop to everybody.
There is a good chance for a
continuance Of the storm and
there is little fear of abundant
harvest, plenty Of water for irri-
CATION, wood drives and quartz
mills. The mountains are COW
cred with snow and in the ra-
vines several millions of gallons
of water are thus stored up I'M
til we need the moisture later
in the season.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-28
Dancing school.

vi the Opera House. Glasses
every Saturday from 1 to p.
~, and from : to 8 p. NJ, after
which dancing until y O'Clock.
Terms, payable in advance.
Adult class, per month, 50
children, under fifteen years,
50. Music furnished for balls
and parties at reasonable
figure. HALL 4 MEDEE.